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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-10

DR.. Stewart as an Independent Candidate.
Mankato Review.
It looks now as if Washburne will be nom
mated for Congress in the third district, and
DR.. Stewart given an opportunity to put the
threat of his friends into execution by run
ming independent.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-10

StiEl,cater junction Hack.
MY hack connects with the train at Stillwa-
ter junction every day, as follows: 5:02 A. NJ,
1907, Las, 1924 P, N. Fare, so cents
Ira WApLEIaH.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-10

Shakopee Courier: We are informed by
Mr.. Sutton, of the town of Spring Lake,
that the storm of last Saturday night was
sufficiently windy to lodge the wheat badly
in places on his farm, and among his neigh
bors, particularly on Ben. Squires' field.
With this exception, the crops are getting
along finely.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-19
Hard Times for Garden
Seeds.

When the price 81 eperything else is
very low il is observed that the deal
ers in commission seeds should assume
to hold them 1t the old prices. As |
do not deal III commission seeds ana
haae Il special contract with the we'll
known seedsmen, LANDRETn & Sons.
of Philadelphia. for the purpose Of
cndeayoring to drive old commission
seeds out If the market, | will sell
ARDEN SEEDS at the following low
low prices;
Common sized papers. for . cts.
Double sized papers, for 20 cts.
Bulk seeds ut correspondingly low
priccs. will warrant these seeds te
ia taesl and superior IL amy Others III
the market mo matter What the price
M, he. JlnN ii. VIVIAN,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-19
Fresh Garden Seeds.

Now is the time to commence your
gardens and it is important to secure
good fresh seeds. have in stock a
choice variety of fresh seeds from the
well known seed hou SO Of d. Ferry
& Co., of Detroit, who have established
Il reputation Of b.ing one Of the best
III the United States. The most Of our
seeds we purchase in bulk and put in
papers, hence we know them be fresh
and good. We have also large stock
of bulk seeds which we guarantee to
be Of the very best, and are sold az
low prices. II. ID. pULroRD.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-19
Business Notices.

FLAX SEED TO L0AS-Russiap and
American Flax Seed for sowing to
loan by ID. M. PLArr.
Fresh Eisheyery day III Len. white
li8lIa4l trout, as l. 4. PRIDEArx
Fashionable Drc&snakinq 81 stairs
h Lcnahan's Block by Miss l.. Con
naag'iton and y. Ryan.
QvDeY; why @illmea smoil. com
mon tobacco, Wdau they q i buy Mar
hurg Bros. "Saal of North Carolina q
at tAc same price
IoNEY- MORTGAGES. - Any per-
sons desiring u borrow money, ur
having mortgages for salo, apply
" w x. CoAp.
Now il the time 70 plant raspberry
bushes. I. s. Ansley near tie fair
grounds can supply with slips" of an
excellent variety, warranted not TO
"apread". Gall aud sec Aim and be
will explain t. yoa th9 eScelleAcy Of
the variety.
NoTlaE.-Notice is hereby given
chat the partnership heretofore exist
ing between Brown 4 Co.. ~. II. III.
Williams, is Dissolved by mutual con-
sent, and Il. II. Williams will hold the
books Of account at The store for col
lection. All accounts must Be settled
within 30 days to save costs. We
hope all will take notice of this and
save trouble, rs the accounts must be
squared up i. II. WILLIAMS,
Of BROWN u Co.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-19
Morgan's Popularity.

MILWAUKEES MOST ENTERPRI3ENG
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT.
One Of the moSt popular inStitu-
lions or Milwaukee II the largo dry
goods establishment Of James Morgan
at $50 East Water street. The store
is thronged with people from morning
till night, who flock there to make
their purchases Oh account Of the ex-
eellent quality Of the goods and the
astonishingly low prices 1T which
they are sold. Besides his enormous
trade in the city, he has three clerks
constantly employed filling orders. ~
The people in the country know
where to send their orders, and James
Morgan is household word with
them. Commercial Times.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-19
GRAND BALL.

A grand ball will be held in LENA
HANS HALL on the evening Or Easter
Monday,
April 22d, 1873,
for the benefit Of The st, Joseph Society
Of this city, Every preparation will
be made for lirsI-cla8s time, as the
members Of the Society are deter
mined to lnake this ono Of the grand
ost affairs ever held in Mineral Point.
Tile best Of music Will be furnished
the dancers, and besides which the
company will be cntctained with
other choice music vocal and instru-
mental. Tickets, inclusing supper,
81 80 per couple.
A melodeon will be rallied the same
evening. PER ORDER or Com.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-19
Iron Ridqeway.

EDS. DEMo;RAT Times III Ridge
way are SomEhat duli.
Farmers ne preparing their corn
land, something unusual iii the April
month for or climate.
Quite i number Of CIR farmers have
subscribed Ill toward The building of
the Narrow Gauge railroad from
Frceport to DodgeyiiIe. " II the hope
Of many in tis locality that tlle Mar
row Gaage will b. constructed at an
carly day The building Of thn road
is about tlIe only radicl care for the
pusnaciouS lelGshness Of Il certain
railroad not Il thousand miles FROM
here, who have Ind control or their
road since is construction, and many
inducements offered them To extend il
and thus gyG the tlX-paycrs OF the
county whodo net smile very blandiy
over half I million bond etc., some
benefit from the cXtraya9ant HIGH
freight Of il Broad Gauge.
David Lloyd, .tr, has been very i'll
with lung fever, he Is yet very low.
Professional readers are not very
numerous cut here, but we have pro
fessionaiS nevertheless.
lexicogrPly are reminded to make
note Of The new word whiskey-in-sin.
MOMUS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-19
From Mihlin

Eds. DEM0cRAT:-Our little burgh
is quite still and ut rest. Rain aud
mud have for the last few days caused
q stagnation OF business and almost
Of thought. Tho miners are busy
washing up the ores taken out during
the winter.
There is u fellow here, nobody
knows where he came from, called
Jack, the Painter who has been
Identifying cur town tho past two
weeks, by painting anumber Of elegant
signs. granting number Of doors and
other ornamental work. lie IS Ger
tainly i good workman.
Kings Alcohol and Grambrinus are
now living III close retirement, and
cur temperance people have strong
hopes that the reign ST the aforesaid
parties Is virtually ended in this place
and that an era Of temperance and
good feeling is about 10 commence.
The Lodge Of Mcndotas is tlourish-
Ing and intends 70 hold NJ open lodge
on the eth inst. IT. all attend, \
good time is expected
Farmers are generally through seed
ing. Fall Wheat. Of which quito 4
large acrea,e was sewn. is looking
timely, and promises IN abundant
yield
NJ, Henry pmmley. i man 81 years
old, foiaarls of Council Hill, H., Is
dangerously II, littio hopes ire en-
;crtainea for Ills recovery.
MoaG tao&.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-19
Good News For tho Ladies'

Just received, and for sale cheap.
large Stock Of Greenhouse plants;
such rs Begonias, Fuchsias, Geraniums
lletiotropes, Roses. Verbenas. Fine
lowering Tube Rose Bulbs. Foliage
plants. with large assortment Of plain
and fancy Flower Pots to arrive in .
few days. Please call and see.
WM. TEAsDALE,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-19
Good Friday.
Gold stood al $l.OOh on Monday.

Gold stood Al $i.O0h on Monday.
Childrens Easter Service in Trinity
Church Oh Sunday evening.
A hard frost would be decidedly
unpleasant thing just now.
Lancaster IS to BIO Il city. She will
elect her first city officers on May It'll.
A great many streams in the State
are being supplied with young fish.
Remember tho bali to be given by
the st. Joseph's Society ON next Mon
day evening.
Street Commissioner Brown il at
work improving tho streets and sido-
walks.
The sidewalk on Front street, near
the lower ward school building has
been put In good repair
Just received mt Glmdry & Grays,
100 cases Of Boots and Shoes, which
will be sold at prices that will aston
ish you.
Those energetic agents, VIM. Varcoe
and G. A. Blanchard, are already hard
vt work selling Mccormick machines
There were over one hundred mem
bors ut tho teachers institute, held
IN Richland Center last week
A female walkist visited Monroe
last week and walked one hundred
miles In tWenty-six hours.
Large crowds Of people were III
town on Saturday, and our merchants
had good run Of business.
In Darlington disordcrly characters
are mado work on tho streets. The
CITY has lately purchased balls and
chains to prevent prisoners from
wandering away from their work
A Mr.. Bishop Of Bcetown, Grant
county, white III Dubuque one day last
week, was robbed Of about Sl25 in
money lie was attacked by two men
Who cut open the left side of his vest
where lie had il hidden.
The base bah players Of Mineral
Point should organize Il club early this
season, and practice steadily until tllcy
are prepared to play. Then, and not
TIL then, let them think Of match
game. Wo want to hear no more Of
that old complaint. mo practice"
Sammy Coad snatchcd strangers
watch and chaiu on "Wednesday. In
default Of bail he was sent to Dodge
vile to await trial 1T tho circuit
u)urt. sammy is another example 81
bud son Of good and fond parents.
From earliest youth he has had adyan-
tages equally ~ great Is those cf ANY
boy Of our city, hut sal t. say, Ia
chose the wrong course the one that
las carrict hin y, fur GA tho ron! to
ulsgraCe.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-19
Taken Up.

by the subscriber, living in the town
of Linden, one-quarter of mile north
east of the village, on or about the
2sth day Of March, one light gray
horse colt, two years Old, with star in
forehead. The owner is requested TO
call, prove property and take said
away. w. STEPHENS.
Linden, Wis, April list, 1873 3l-4
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-19
Judge Cothren will lecture in I'll

Judge Cothren will lecture in the
City Hall on Thursday evening next
the 18th inst. Subject: A phase Of the
Temperance Question. No admission
VIII be charged.
n rise is reported on the Black, Vel
low, Chippewa and Wisconsin rivers,
the result Of recent rains, and logs are
running down. -Four million feet Of
logs ran over Black River Falls on
the rise.
Let all remember the free lecture in
the City Hall next Thursday evening
by Judge NJ. NJ. Cothrcn. All are cor
daily inysted To De present. A large
audience is expected to hear The tenn
pcrance question discussed.
COM, ltiGfOGN CLUB.
An eminent Western clergyman
who recently visited Washington, be-
ing asked by his friends Oh his retlGD
what he thought Of the President,
unused Il moment and then made an
sWcr: "Well, ] believe that before man
his walk is upright, but fear that be
fore the Lord he WobbleS.
a legal row over the disposal Of the
property Of the late y. Young is an
ticipatcd among The Latter Day Saints
Brigham's successor il trying to trans
feI the property over to the church
but Brigham'3 heirs object to having
it disposed Of III this manner and
have sued cut an injunction 10 prevent
the success 81 the plan.
A KGnosha family by tho name Of
Dougherty, six in number, were poi
soncd ono day last week. Mrs. Dough
erty, in making biscuits for supper,
made mistake and put arsenic in the
biscuits instead OF baking powder
both being on the Same shelf, and in
small packages. a physician was call
cd and remained with the family until
they were out Of danger.
Next Sunday will be Ea ster-Day
The Christian Festival when the Res
direction Of Christ is COMMUNICATED
At Trinity Church there viii be the
usual appropriate services. The first
service viii be at 9 a. M. The second
service at 10ls, when the sermon will
be on "The Risen Life" The third
service will be at 7P. M. This will be
childrcn's"Scryice of Song" when there
will be the time honorcd distribution
Of Easter Eggs.
Mr. John N. Hill has been in this
city tile past few weeks for the pur-
pose of selling county rights for the
Eureka Washer. We have seen this
machine tried and can testify rs to
its merits. We believe that il is the
only washing machine III existence
that does lis work ~ represented. "A
number Of parties in this city who
have bought the Washer speak III un-
qualified praise Of its work. Those
who have not yet seen it, will do well
To call nj the United States Hotel and
examine the machine for themselves.
Remember that in addition to Their
carpenter business. Bish0T& Nancolas
are prepared to attend to orders in
the line Of undertaking.
Married. At azomanie, Feb. &C.
1873, by Rev. +. Y Mazand, Mr.. Pat
rick King, IT., Of Helena station, to
Miss Mary Il. Barry, OF Mill Creek.
Married. At the NJ. Il. Church,
Ayoca, on the evening Of April 9th, by
Rev. H. Tench, IL. A. Hampton and
Miss Olinc NJ. Rogers, both Of Ayoca.
Don't you forget it, that Bishop s.
Nancolas are prepared to attend to all
work in tho line Of contracting and
building. Shop on High Street, two
doors west OF Presbyterian church.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-19

Enzenroth & Kissell's advertisement
is unavoidable omit eed this week, but
they sell good fresh groceries ut low
prices all the same, and their restau-
rant is one OF the best to DO fonnd
anywhere.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-19

Mineral Point. Wis, April Sth, 1878
Council met pursuant to adjourn
meut. Present, His Honor, Calvert
Sponsley, Mayor presiding, Aldermen
Gilman, Jeuck, jenkins aud Lanyon,
Absent Aldermen AnSley and Prater.
The Board Of Education male THEN
annual report, which was examined
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-19
CTS

10000 pounds Of Fresh Tub Butter
wanted, for which will pay The above
price. il. y. OSBORNE.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-19
Council Proceedings.

Mineral Point, Wis, April 9th, 1878.
A special meeting Of the Common
Council was this day held for the pur-
pose Of canyassing the votes polled
for officers Of the city of Mineral
Point ON the I'd day Of April.
Present His Honor Calvert Spens-
ley, Mayor, presiding; Alderman Gill
mann, Jeuel1, jenkins and I.anyon;
absent Aldermen Ansley and Prater
The Council then proceeded to can
vass the votes, with the following
result:
For Associate Justice OF the SUI
preme Court for the term ending OH
the first Monday i'll January 1888,
lst ". "a ". Total.
Harlow S,OrLon, reed, 40 40 %
For Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court for the term ending on the
1st Monday in January. 1896,
David a. Taylor, reed 40 40 95
For Municipal Judge
G. Spensley reed las 1T 1925
john II. Vivian. 1850 l22 2s2
For Treasurer
John M. Dale, $1,000. rs I'D 297
Nicholas Smidt,. ~. 1874 l79 3l3
Assessor
Amos lIays......... 1872 l2l 253
George PrieStley ". ITO IT'S 357
superintendent Of Public Schools,
Geo. w. Field. ..... I2a Ill 229
}. j. Moifett, III 1877 3G4
Supervisor Fist Ward
$. f. shepard .................l 65
II. ID. Pulford. ...,..,......l42
Alderman First Ward,
Vim. Treweek, .......,.......#s.....1 42
\. y. Ferns. Observation-Disclosures. l66
Constable First Ward,
Samuel .laclla. ..........s ......l54
james Dunn. ......... 1852
Supervisor Second Ward.
y. I. Martin. s...........l 100
w. ". Curry ........,.... 1874
Alderman Second Ward,
John DaWe,,....................l 15
Jas. James, observation-disclosures. 49,
Constable SecondWard,-
VIM. Paynter,. ........... .... 100
Hugh Connaughton ....,,.., Isl
John Stephens. ......,....y#......43
On motion Of Alderman Lanyon
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-19

On motion Of alderman Lanyon
the council adjourned until Monday
evening next.
CALVERT SPFNsLEY. Mayor.
Attest-John Z. framel City Clerk.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-19
Mineral Point II. r.

MtiL
uoIN0 rOUTn 4 ~ uoiNG NORTH. 4. N.
cave Mineral P't, Goa Leave Warren, 90
do Canminc, haa do Gratiot, 30
do Darlington, W do Darlington, 10 ~
do drntiot, 40 do Galnmine, 10 40
Arrive. Warren 9l5 atriyc, NM r't. II 10
FI2EI0HT am 1GGONNOUd TION
COMO SOUTH PM GoiNa HoRTIi J. III
cave Mineral ~ ~ Leave Warren III
do Cnlnnine 9 ~ do GrnliOt 05
do Darlington d ~ do DARLINGTON %
do 0ratiot 4lD do tslamino 725
Arrive, Warren 40 htflyo, Mineral Pts %
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-19
PLATTEglI.i.n DIVISION.

uOIsa nART 1T NJ uolsd wEBr. A. M.
do Belmont ~ Arrive Calamino, 10 Is
Arrive Calaminc ~ Lrnve do ~ 30
Leave do hhD Lenye Belmont, II 20
Arrive Mini Point Z ~ Arrive Plattevio II 30
FREIGJfT AND dCC0MMO mn 1I0N,
ooING EAhF. PM dOiNG wEsT. r.. NJ.
leave Plattevllla 40 Leave Cnlaminu 72b
do Belmont 205l do BGlmont 9 10
Arrive Caamus 2bO Arrive Plattcvillc 40
EaH- Pasfep,.6rs lruying Mineral Point Mt Bl5
A. M. can reneh Madiron nj T.. NJ. tho same
day. by why of Froerort and Caledonia.
CiIAS. ", GALE, Agent.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-09

81 Walla-wslla county has only
81, COO delinquent for 1877, on a roll
aggagating an assessed value Of $lO,-
554.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-09

E A slight shock of an earth
quake was felt ut Portland Sunday
evening. It lasted but a few seconds.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-09

xG The Puyallup Stsve Factory,
after tempory suspension, has re-
sumed operations.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-09

personal. -Messs. d. B. Hannah
of Tacoma and Jacob Hoover OF
Steilacoom, visited this place Thurs
day.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-09

81 Mr.. j. G. Newell lies dan
gerously i'll at the residence of MIR.
Woodd, in this place.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-09

So The several mail carriers
travel one half a million miles per
annum, in Oregon.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-09

81 Mrs. Galliher will resume
charge of the New England House
next Monday.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-09

All Of sec ], town ~ n rgc 2 c, $50 09loo 10 o
Southwest 4 offs u. and ofn 4 and
lots /, 2, 8, @, z, 8 and Q, sec 3, town II n
range 2 G, 35S 22-1oO.. o
All Of sec 8. town IL range 1880 acres: 10 o
Northeast 4. and u Of u and lots ]. 2,
81. 8 and Z, sec II, town II n range 2e,
800 IS acres. :. .... 10 o
South: west X Of X and W \, and y of
swA, and 8 n of 9 eA and e ofse
Y, sec Is, town 10 n range O. 400 acres 10 o
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acres, sec Is. town - n range 2e O23H acs 0
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-09

E Mr.. TEsas of the Sr@ a AIl<z
"a Titus. met WITH q p~infal socssisns
last week While uslag Q ehsssl. u
glanced and ssrack ka knee. inf,ct-
ing q deep se~h-wouna, frcsn the e.
fects Of which he has since been
compelled 10 60 on crathes-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-09

E A thin coating of ice covered
the sidewalks Thursday morning.
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E The City Of Panama arrived
at Seattle last Wednesday.
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