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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-10-01


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tkrIss lssiAiing. sss~~ssr ss*ssa
1T =. MCCARTHY.
ATTORNEY AT Law.
Cs&sa. Iowa.
Have snssie arrangements Nv ~hirh MI
claims NAV " tv,liwtsSl M mssl~rNse terms
in Nh, rxssi II ,he tninW. visnsyi
IT. VIZ LEE.
ATTukNgY At LAW.
| Oflire wlsh j. N. Hrnwa, Eaa., over tM.
ward u iiroihess ssors
-. q cAsr'ELp'
JUSTICE or TnE PEACE.
cAxviKtp MlyS.
WIN attend 10 collections and nay taxes
fur non-rcsisicnis In amy part vi Fillmore
esAin,y. Mlnn.
l.cfcra lv rrrmlsaion 10 Ilcn. lseu,~n
| Wrlls. t'rrAtuu. MIMI. Peter vclIe. Lime
| Springs SiAtIon. Iowa. !. N. EMss0n.
llnnk~v, lpcccrwh. Iowa; {. =. ThurlEr,
t'rAco. lowH.
ID. " FULLER
JUSTICE Of TIE PEACE.
LiAS srnixus, llowAap Corxrr. Iowa.
Collections attended 70 and prcccctla
prom tlv remlttcd. vi<n2i
XDZL'LS.
WEBSTER House.
RY J. r. WEBSTER.
cEr.c. Iowa.
TIN the wca sislc ~ Elm street. three
hlnrks north from tie rnilrond
x.'s;ud s.ahling fur teams
IS. cLor'norE'.,
u. Il. GREENE. Paor.
Corner MinnebAgo and Main H., Oppositc
Pnst Once.
aou DEBORAH, IOWA.
t;ood Sample Rooms.
| RAILWAY n''sE'
rnAtnig NJ c,ItgS. VIA
nlvli !. Y. wILLlAMs, Proprietor.
EvASs HOUSE.
u, II. FLANDERS. Proprietor.
Mlc(;nEnaR Iowa.
Near tho stca,nloat Landing.
-s-.--s.ss.-s----~---
E'Llek HOUSE.
FLICK & HAY, Propri~snr~.
AHsrx, Maxx.
THIS hosisc has lscen q,ilse recently lsiIk
ri hslck. aad newly fMrMishcd throughout
Thc paaprlctOrs Intend making tihs 4 AFst
sAass house In every rcqxNe.
4. NJ. FLxcE- (lE1-ll Osn. HAY.
PYEs/cLd.pS.
Y A. MERRIAM, M. n
RESIDENT SURGEON 4 PHYSICIAN,
CMssco, Iowa.
la graduate of Michiean University.
member n thc North Iowa Medical Socic.
"; dcvOscs hla whole time 10 hh profession
alssl II prepared 70 answcS ~ eaals eilA1 hy
<iay ~ night HIS sc alwaya due - soon
80 Ans 49,.
s1O0ce and Fcaldsncc In ART tuildlng
A. n. nLAcxxAS, Nh.
e1valclAx AND sURosox,
Residence and sehee. opposite se~,h.e .easl
corner 81 Court House Square.
GkkRc0, Iowa.
IAs. MaugAcM, N. y.
PHYSICIAN s. SURGEON.
t'nK.ne. Iowa
Office In Priccs nsg 6ssF&
7 YDLA J. FasAvEI.. N. d.
RESn,eNr HOMEOPATHIC rnrsn-
IAN,
Ones md sesllicne, ArM door N0rth of
M t1A1esEy. Calls In town n csautsy
VIII receive prompt altcmelnn. l)lsuaDpa Il
women and chlldsra pcclAlsy. lsne
Homeopathic taacs 6lls1 wAsn desired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07

THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
l. tween JAS B. CLARK Il COMPANY Of 1913 Chambersst,
u.Yerk, Is tins day DISSOLVED By nutusi consent -
Signed JAS b. CLARK co.
-' '1'-eN wiz " '-a''@ - JAS B. CLARK
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Ghanres lor Business Men

GOOD BUSINESS for SALE;---A well locate
AMI Congratulated HARDWARE SrOCK. and GOOD WILL
for sALR n.aled EswHayen For further P4rionaH address
or pou OF FOOTE InurGaoe Building NeW-hEVen Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07
selu nJanieo Males.

xx1ANTFD-A SrENOGRAPHEB. competent
w an Io,,. letter, asAioG A~hr A--- va
a, TIA IaDgss gGDlsa-sa oAs~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07
Uinter Resorts.

DOYAL Victoria Hotel, Nassau, y. p, BAHIA
IL mas e. J PORTER Propneor For toll information address
j. LdgrrSooi Goa 755 Brosdway y Y Steamers sal ever -"eki
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07
MGtnlrerp.

ftlGfnlnerp.
-gox., ,,sKyR JR STEPHEN P N. rAsEER
MORRIS, TASKER & CO.,
vi PASCAL IRON WORKS
TASKER IRON WORKS.
NKW-CAsTLB DELAWARE
O~ce rrh and T,sker-ss, Ph iadelphls.
Ofhce and Warehouse, No. Is Coolest. heN-Iork
Once and Warehouse. No SO 0iVer-st, Boston
rought Iron Welded Tubes plain gaVanIl Anl
rubber and WATER - - ,,,r,
LAP-WRLDBD CHARCOAL IRON BOILER TUBES.
OH, WE'LL TUBING AND CASING. - ..,, ,ocv,
GAS AND sTKAM FITTINGS, BRASS FALFhS Anu 'oOhS-
GAS AND STEAM FlTTBRS TOOLS
CAST IRON GAS AND WATBR PlPB
sTRBKT LAMP POSTS AND Ian TERMS
IMPROVED COAL GAS APPARATUS. %c
IMPROVED SUGAR MACHINERY. he .. - ... - ,.,,,-r
WE WOULD CALL SPECIAL ArTES IlOH To OUh fAtENI
vULCASIZKD RUBBBRCOATED TUBK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07
Eeuai Motifs.

| INSTRUCT COURT of the UNITED STATES
% =. sAsr .s4 P S ks
s''s he y County s CS ' Il. :s i a. %lTM M
d e. s % and Ss, q. s' F..ss s s9' : s n. %
Of az, property Seions.s :: aid snt,up. 70 HIN Or 70 s a
Iss sI:,.s: S:siraS
s s s s aa" 40 a9 5PSSs
,ai Is iss1 s:d,; ;s:s 3: cSs.,':
6l5 wNnats Phl,delpl said District che ~ d.I Of Jan
ESQ., 90, ai lhs ss..I. Ssl:,as, I'd District
'AsEs l. sEs u Marsha .S; S .s aid p. a..
for II. sr'l meeting ga. The SG, thereof maj be
II i.ssrTa sis w. I%ss1 P1fl'ssi
n EEW-YORK SUPREME C0URT-City and
Gg% Of Sk MS cah Es TO- sR
S Sk 9ssF HaSES A' % lT nHES ip
HoPEaIRk kpIIS ". BAasTos. 1j4Gog p B4RsToW,
kFsS w TS P Ss Or XIX as
JOHN LOCK-; Joas M0YsAGn; HENRY GGR 4ss THs
Ian GRaEF WILLIS sccgLhoUGH. Is4Ac jjsEs t6s
shbRisLsov gosu1 HRSDRcRs EbESS6 HKSDRicKs
FRANCIS HRsDRi,Ks HAsMOs ", HENDRICKS WILLIAM
H. VANDERBILT, and UNION BANK JAMES D. RBrMERT, snd
ANN REYMBRT bs we defsniau'ASummo0' iO' relief t'0
To and Of them You are hereby
VI" BE- s i1 Ss Once Of the c.r s CIV and County
York The Coahouse il the W Of aod TO serve e
Number 30 William street CITY New YORK -ithia wen,
s sG 'I , Iou ~ H. a g op 10 e Court for the
Plaintiffs AttorneTA
The complain; 10 action duly filed in the ono.
Of the Crt u the CITY and County OF hewfOk on ihe % Jay
sIIiPA1S BARLOW LARoCQUR MCFARLAND.
PLuIf's Aitornevs
CUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- YORK -The IMPORTERS AND TRADERS NATIONAL BANK
FRfDBURGIre the above named Defend
t You required the complaint
will the Office OF the Cert Of Ihe CE anu
Y0rk the Courthouse 10 said CIV ana 70 serve
compliant the subscriber al MS
Office Broad Room 80 IN said civ, WITHIN t"ent GAYS
exclusive OF the DAY OF sael
service; the said complaint Nihn he uhe
the 10 judgment
pee 10 1874 w. LURK PLAINTIFF At1rney.
The duly ned IN The once
Of the Cier1 Of the CtJ and C0ao % HeT y on we S1sy
December 1874. j. W. LORE flalnuH h''oin'I
ISL lAw6wIh
SUPREME COURT, NETWORK COUNTY.
ID-PAGR. KIDDBR x FLETCHER Plaintiffs against IHh fEA-
BODY INSURANCE COMPANY Defendant'Summons Tor money
demand on CONTRACT To the defendants; lou ere
y the complaint THIS acon
Le viii be Sled Of the Clerk Of the CITY and County OF
Courthouse SAID ctT and 10 se-ve coF ~ your
,nsWer 10 the aid complaint subscriber Once No '" ar
after the ~ ms sum
nor, on you suh and Fou Hi %
within the time Aforesaid the pantn 10 n
for the Of seventeen hpen
June
one besides the costs OF 1n
~ ii. g. BATCHRLLER, Plaintiff Atoruey
III. In the above entitled aed the ohce
the Clerk CITY County hewYork Al the
W Deemher thousand e{n hulnfu Ano
seyery.onr H. G. BATCHELLBR PlauuH| Attorney
d24law6w m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07

TIKI EQUITABLE SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
corner GTthsv and Tweht Will pay On ne 2Vh o. annhi, FER
an Interest Of SEVEN PER CENT per snnum
on a 600 less which may be entitled thereto Money
U'P~ ~ JOHN X. DEWITT, President
GEoRan C. WALDO Secretary.
NEW-YORK SAVINGS BANK, Sth-ave., cor.
l4thst-Inter Per Cent Money deposited or before
jas 20 IN rBREsr from Jan AS,es 81 - SIS %
Surplus, 1927. 277 &c. RICHARD H. BULL rFesL
RRIHcKRHHnRR Nec'Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07
Cetiures ano meetinas.

vJ'HE FOURTH LECTURE of the Course of
ls745 be the General soss of Msoh.ne. Iso'1ssf
W. G. RfLHARDs suhe The Forces and Phcnneas OF htss
1citT" Door open = o'clock commence At sSeiock
VTNl0N THEOLOGICAL STANDARDIZATION.
~ william SonE Jaigs " Court D. T. vii deliver es
ure before the .iua Of This the bspe No 9Uaye
Thnrday, Jan TIE Hsauons Of IiYs
Law 10 Ecessnel POtT Property Discipline" Csgner AZ
others invited b. attend New York Jan g. l87st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07
fine Arts.

:. ZINE AkTS."-A fine ARTIST, unknown
Il here of business 10 WI pant porrae' fT
Ii ne At less than BALI price. Studio, SD SiT'tave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07

DIG WEST 37TH-ST, Room lO-A Protest
DAD LAISDRESs wishes gebtenens snd families "Asoin<s
~ A. m clo,hs hAs good CITY Please cal
aadrea. LAUEDRE5S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-07
5ltuaIlons Danieu-- I'll ales


Miscellaneous.
COOK, WASH, and IRON-By Chinaman;
u,ru man can make psstry Wiling 70 himself geE-
al good references for city or country or
o- wages Appr At the PROTESTANT HOhB BUREAU l35 9TH
ave-. sb0ve lOthsI
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE NETWORK COL
Il ORED MlnNION.-HOUSB OLD SERVANTS also, OAH'
DHS ERS AID PAkM HANDS. 49, West 3DhsL
SITUATION WANTED-By an English man
y artcas an1cape Eaener an also lleadl
AID anu rohef
wages no obo Ac4Tess A. C., l4L Washing
TWO cOlOred young men would ike places
irst-ciass boarding house private An'J As "a
a., s reference rom employer for j. and j. al
ODkILys 100 "a hist Of BROADWAY
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-12-03
Centennial Letter, No. z.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 80, l.

IHllADhLHElA, Nov nV, $50,
Mr.. EpIroH.-M my last noted in or.
der the ijyrpliucipaI buildings but besides
these there viii bo Il number OF inferno.
date buildings which viii iomm no neon
siderable feature oil INC exhibitions Special
structures Will pat up tV i'unusy.yanu
New Jersey, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Mis-
souri,, Kansas ANA probably other States
Which have not vet mulurul their plans
Many foreign nations viii erect special
buildings for their owu USE. Arrange.
Ilcuts to tnis effect have thus lar been
completed bv England, Japan, Germany,
Surr;lru. Turkey and Morocco. The
British Government acting through lis
Commissioner, +. Caulillc Owen, the Di.
rector OF the south kcnsing,on Museum,
has IT,, buildjps ,ulile wcD advanced; it is
situate, north OF Machinery Hall and at
The foo, Ola comu!anding cniincncc, known
q, GEORGE, lIil!. IL will he distinguished
from The rest OF the buildings By the quaint
style of lis architecture. known as the old
tnpli,h or Lljlabc,han slvle. The s,ruc-
,u,r will be divided into ,Wo portions, the
I,roe 90 Inv GO feet bcjuy fol the use of the
british Commission and exhibitors, AM!
the smaller 60 ly 20 feet for the attendants
rruilir,d in connection with the exhlbi-
ZION The huge steamer. Great Eastern
has brrn ENGAGED Inv the English exhibit
tors ia carry over their FOODS
Tho Inry Pavilion. an ornate two story
frame structure 1872 by ll3 feet will be-
nn;lt nnrlh of fine Western end oIihc Main
pu;llinr This hlIilIipr will be used by
th,. International iurirs Amounted to make
awards of urcmiUms besides a number OF
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-12-03
S Hard Times No Mere.

Save Cash. Why waste money, why paw
s. for thing that costs - cents. Reader,
save money. The great n. +. dollar Sale,
sine. 1873, has sold goods to l2j,oGo pco
pie. 1t now has 5000 eco worth of new
useful, valuable goods on hand. 1t buys
solely Of first hands and from manul;ic-
turcrs. 1t saves Is to 30 per cent. to its
patrons every time
Cur stock consists Of fine gold icwclry
silver and silver plated ware, glassware,
cutlery, dry goods, hosiery, gloves, gro
ccrcs, teas, co,iccs and 1oO,0lU articles in
fancy goods; also, 1000 elegant 50 and 81
books, and thousands Of articles and all at
81 each.
Samples to show quality, &C., of our
icwclyy "" viii send any of the following
for 81 each with postagc. Trv one article
and we shall have your order for sl0o
worth. We mail fine gold chased or plain,
wedding, onyx, moss agate AMETHYST, or
toprz rjnr. only s1O3, gents supcrb hair
chain Sllo ladirs' ,Ir~aut on,rn chains
sll5, solid cold masonic or 90 L pins,
81 O3 rent, cluster diamond hin a Oh
,pn,rh Indies fin set min and ear irnns
either Gold rnanc,cd coral mar, let soar
.cnr,linr or urorl only 81 12 .nlrndil 50,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-12-03
EGNs7ssOEe.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

just published, new edition Of DR.
CulvcrWcl's Celebrated essay on the rat
irai cure without mrdCine) Of Sperma-
torrhna or seminal weakness Mental and
Physical lncapacity, lmpediments to Mar
ria.e, &c, also, Consumption, Epilepsy
and Fits, induced ly self indulgence or
sexual extravaganza, &c.
Price in sealed envelope, only six cents,
The celebrated author, in this adm irable
essay clearly demonstrates, from thirty
years successful practice, that the alarming
consequences of selfnhuse may be ra0-
calv cured without the dangerous nse of
internal medicine or the application ct the
knife pointing out mode OF cure at once
simple, certain and cttclual, by means OF
which eve Y sufferer, no matter What his
condition may be, may cure himself cheap
ly, privately and radically.
e8 This Lecture should he in the hands
of every youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope to
any address, postpaid, on the receipt of
six cents or two post stamps.
address the publishers,
CIIAS. j. c. KLINE & Co.
127 Bowcrv, New York, p . Box 4586
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-12-03

SUDDEN DEATn.--While pleading q
case in the court room at Westminster,
Carroll county, in which himself and Hon.
VIM. p. Maulsby and Hon. John +. Smith
were engaged as counsel, Elijah +. Crout,
leading member Of the bar fell to the
floor and expired with startling sudden
ness. The deceased was aged iit,y-tive
years, and was greatly esteemed for many
excellent qualities of heart and mind
This unlocked for event happened last
Friday, and created great sensation; the
Court Immediately adjourned.
LAST Saturday was great day i'll En-
mitsburg. Flags and banners were out
and great hilarity and good feeling pre-
vailed. 1t inauguratcd the EZRA OF good
feeling anon. all sects. crccds and par
tics in the ancient village" Tic occasion
was the first excursion party by Railroad
direct from Emmitsburg to Baltimore.
We are told some 300 persons (six car
loads availcd themselves of the agree
able oppor,nnty-$l for the round trip
and an interesting time was enjoyed by
the cXcurSionists. They were pleased and
delighted with the trip. Emmitsburs and
the two institutions adjacent Mount st.
Mary S College and St. ,Joscphs Academy
have a population of about 400. The
trade which will now centre there from
the Carroll tract, Fairfield and MilIcrs-
town, Adams and York counties and the
country around will make the old town
and Shields addition to the burr flourish
like Il green bay tree or the old Sycsm~rc
tree Oh Toms creek in the month Of June.
Emmitsburg is known far and wide; from
Rome to California; from New York to
Valparaiso, in South America from the
land of Lord Baltimore to the sweet gem
med Island Of the Antilles, where the
bones of Christopher Columbus, the dis
covcrcr Of America, rcposc. The town has
a classic and historic name 1t unics Ire
l1nd, the home of Robert Emmett, VITA
Carrick's Knob and Poplar Ridge, near
where the bones Of William Lm!nit, the
founder OF Tie town, IcpO>e. Ii is located
III lovely valley between Toms cree, and
Flat Run, almost in sight Of the Battle
Monument at Gettysburg, al the com
mcncc"cnt Of which Bccchcr prayed and
Lincoln laid the corner stone. !! The bust
ness men OF the place are wise and Will adj
yrrti>c libcral.y in the "Natoc,in C,aii"n,'
their village may yet become city-thc
classic Aut of music and of song the
modern Athens Of America
TIE family Of Nh William Nusl, Of
West south street in This city, has been
sorcly afflicted for some time past. a tc"
weeks ago one Of the children died, and
since then SOME four or five Of the family
were sick ri the same time. Daring this
period Mr. Wesley NG:l, very worthy
youn" man AGED about 20 years, Vas CnEr-
hitting in his attentions to the other
mcmbcrs Of the family and Il, long as Nas
able waited upon them day Al! night, but
Sunday last. The deceased WA highly g.
,ccncd by all who Ancw Linn, and the Uni!
ted Fire Company OF which he Was a " or
thy mcmLtr, passed resolutions Of respect
and testified lLcir regard BY attending his
funeral in bCly i HtQU
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IColnnunlcatCd.l

NUtK1 NIDHE, NOV. II, 10.
Mr.. EpIToR,-By this time suppose
every body has heard of the opening of
the new Emmitsburg railroad But a few
of the proceedings Of the day
may not prove unintcrcsting to your read
crs. Rocky Ridge was quite gay and live
~ all day Monday, Nov %, when the first
train ran from Emmltsburg, bringing down
some hundred and fifty passengers, WHO re-
NAMED until the ll:l0 n Iii train west ar
rived. In the afternoon another train came
down with as many more, including the
schools and their teachers, all remaining
until the COB train arrived at the junction.
50 Rocky Ridge was kept quite full OF
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+ o G r / N G s!

Patent Hog Rings to keep hogs from
roofing.
longs to hold the hogs. ...........$!, W
Ringers to put the Rings in. ...,.....1.OO
Rings per box of l 90. ............... %
For sale at the Agricultural Store of
STEWART & PRICE,
dcc3-ot Frederick, Nd.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-12-03
e0aastoksae's Sale.

ID virtue of writ Of fieri facras, issued
- by w. Il. johnson, one sfthe justices
Of the Peace Of the State of Maryland, in
and for Frederick County, at the sui: Of
Geo. W. Foreman, use Chas. e. Casscll,
against the goods and chsltles, lands and
tenemeRts Of John A. Kuhn, to me d.
rected, have seized and taken in e1ecu-
ton, all the right, title, claim, interest and
estate, at law and in equity, OF the said
John A. Kuhn, in and to
a 81 Us = = md LOT,
situated on the east side Of South or Wa
ter street, in McchanicstOwn. Frederick
County, Nd, and adjoining the lands Of
Henry Rouzer, Mrs. Ann Gilbert, and Mrs.
Maria Polly; ana las, in possession Of Mrs.
Margaret &clienry; aud hereby give
notice that on
Saturday, the llM Of December, 1875,
at O'Clock p. NJ, in front of the Gilbert
House, | will offer for sale the said prop
erty, so seized and taken in execution, by
public auction, TO tie highest bidder,
for cash
Frederick County, November 10, 1878.
J, TitEO. WAESCHE.
movie Constable.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-12-03


written i'll blood, warning us against pub
llshing names in our local columns, other
wise our career as a journalist will be cut
short. It's needless to say we feel kind O.
queer at receiving such news as this but
ut the same time have prepared for war
in time Of peace
ONE day last week lunatc named
Hill, at the County Hospital, Adams Co.,
Ia, killed woman named Beatty, who
went into his room to clean it. He chokcu
: her until insensible and then drove the
small end of a broomsticl into her brain
She had been repeatedly forbidden to go
INTO his room without one of the keepers.
WE see complaints in nearly all of our
exchanges in regard to street lamps and
poor lights. Well, we have no complaints
to make in that respect as our efficient
lamp lighter thoroughly understands his
calling and knows how to make his lights
shine in darkness.
THE hop at the Emmtt House Oh last
Wednesday night a week we hear was not
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it's bound to win.
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= ''"'
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HCiIE huhlocr OF hlg poiNcrs Slural-
gu LOT '''o 'aS' t'N'c curing inc past an"
present week Among 'hc heaviest were
+ nose OF Nf, ~ NJ l"1flSi'' Iichfy COVER
MIS- Maria ROXY, DAVID I. ilahlnt't, Ga
l'o fcdI''oFd' DAVID T. Mar'ih ana many
o'L'rS "ho:e names we "iu not learn
me ho8S oe'"hS'"S 10 inc ABOVE named
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-18

EDITOR TRIBUNE:-At meeting,
held in the Court House last Friday
evening, a committee of ladies, ap-
pointed to canvass the village, re-
ported Sl5S in cash and merchan-
disc collected for the Kansas suffer
ers A committee of gentlemen,
who had been appointed to canvass
the town, were prevented from so
doing by the storm and the conse-
quent bad condition of the roads.
Too much praise cannot be awarded
the ladies for their earnest zeal in
this work of charity-pushing Wig
orously forward with the work dur
ing the stormest days.
On Thursday of last week Ger
man, in attempting to walk from
Arena to Dodgeville, was taken up
by team when within few miles
of this village. His face was badly
frozen and he was almost blind. A
few hours more, and his earthly
ca;eer would have been ended.
One day last week, the house oc-
cupied by Mrs. Sallie Madden, took
fire in the ceiling through which a
stove pipe passes Very fortunately
assistance was at hand, and the
small curling flames, in spiteful
Kisses, succumed to the cooling
influences of H2O.
We understand that the Rev. J.
Knibbs, the popular pastor of the
NJ. E. Church here, will otficiate in
the NJ. Z. Church of your city, next
Sunday Oc.
Dodgcvile, Feb, II, 1875.
DODGEvILLE seems to be favored
spot, as regards temperature. For
instance, last Sunday morning
when the mercury went down to 4C
degrees below zero, and froze up al
Richland Center, and was reported
"a and 36 below at Mifilin and Min
eral Point, the lowest we can hear
of it at Dodgeville was 26 below.
Those wishing to locate in a tenn
perate climate, should make a note
of this Chronicle.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-18
SECRET SOCIETIES.

N.-Iowa Chapter, No. 6. Regular convo'
.t,o FIRST and third Mondays In each month.
\ A. ferrn, II. P.
r ( A. M.-Mineral Point Lodge No. l.
|p ,.,,,r Communications first and third Tuesdays
,.b month. g. D Wilbcr, W. NJ
h,srn, PoiNr CoMNANpRRy No 12. 'KsIodTs
ry,p, AZ. Regular meetings the first "Wednesday
.och month. a. their Asylum" Masonic Vail.
y,,,;nc Sir Knights are courteously invited TO at
.,d R, Delos Palforj, 4. G /; 5. A. Ferrin Re-
yordtr .
q O. F.-Ioua Lodge, No. l. Regular meeting
.y.ry Wcdnesda, evening VIM. Treweek, n. u
ur,soy FNo,NPMrKr, No 33. Regular meetings
.r,na and fourth Tuesdays each month josiah
I,cta. G p; william Tink Scribe
EMILIA REusccA No. q, Regular meetings nrst
Turs ,ay each month. J. II Vivian, N. u.
10 T.-kmery Lodge, No. 3ll. Regular
meeting every Friday evening. p. Allen, Jr W.T..
BAND or r.iIopE. E.--Cold Water Temple, No. 3ii
REGULAR meeting every Tuesday evening. H. H.
Godswor hy W }. T.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-18

1t had long been supposed by the
miners in the vicinity of Dubuque
that the richest mines were yet un-
discovered, for to all appearances
the quantities of galena grew larger
and denser from all sides as they
approached the river, opposite the
the city, and it was believed that a
large bed of mineral was under the
river, which lay beyond the reach
of man, or which the water had
swept away.
On account of this, mining was
carried on less extensively, and only
those who could find no other en-
ployment labored in the damp earth,
hoping to find enough to enable
them to drag out an existence.
The nerves of these veterans
were strengthened and strokes
uuickened when Bradford Lewis q
Co., struck cave that showed 500,-
900 pounds of rich galena. Miners
who had quit in despair revived
hope: new shafts were sunk and all
the activity that once characterized
Dubuque was alive again. On Feb.
9th the news spread rapidly that a
new discovery had been made at
this mine, and that its richness was
ten fold greater than the first
There was crevice at the head Of
the first cave, and
"a passage way had been worked
through this crevice the distance OF
twenty or thirty feet, and then the
miner came to "chimney,' which
led to chamber below. This
chimney" the opening of which is
barely large enough to permit a
man down its serpeptine-like course,
was through an almost solid wall OF
cube mineral. Following this down
about eighteen feet, the miner came
to another cave, and what sight