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A crisis in dogs is imnending. There is NJ

crisis in dogs is impending. There is no
doubt that the supply in the United States is
more than equal to the demand. And yet
dog shows all over the country con tinue their
reprehensible work of leading the world to be-
iieye that with us the dog is treasure and a
rarity, and not drug on the market. New
York promises an exhibition of the canine race
IN May, in which the prizes will aggregate
over = 900 in gold coin. 1t is gleefully sug-
geSted that this will attract dogs from every
part of the civilized globe, and that a cOllec-
ton such as was never before cOngregated in
one spot will be the result. But the violated
laws of political economy will be avenged.
Already We hear of an armed and masked
mob at Bergen Heights, in New Jersey, made
desperate by the incOngruity between the sup
ply and demand for dogs, endeavOring with
partial success TO extermina+e the canine race
in Bergen. And when in the future the dog
population of the United States SHALL i'm ac-
cOrdance with an inevitable law of increase
amount to two thousand per square mile, a
deadly collision between the cynophiles of the
dog shows and the cynOphObiSts of Bergen and
elsewhere, may confidently be expected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-30

BY reference to the full report of the House
debate on Thursday OH the District bill, pub
iished in the Record, We find that the feature
OF the bill opposed by Mr.. Townsend, of nli-
noiS, was the eighth section, which refers
wholly To the 3.65 bonds. He did not take
ground against the provision of the bill fixing
the prOpOrtiOnate share of District expenses to
be borne by the government and the people of
the District, but expressed himself in favor of
fixing an equitable and fair proportion to he
paid by the general government.
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tenor, and not to any individual name. Otherwise
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DR.. 5. ID HOWE,
TESTIMONY

OF New Yo' X. the Great Consumption Doctor Pro-
prietor of the Arabian Medicines.
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MORE NEW STYLE SPRING GOODS.

Just opened handsome Bourettes, Knickerbocker
Suitings.
All shades in Buntings. Cashmeres. De Badges
FINE Black CaShmeres, MOhairS. Tamise Cloths.
4DeaineS, Good Black Silks from 10 cents to
SO per yard. very cheap.
Plaid and Plain Black Grenadines, cheap.
Bieached and Brown Table Damask.
100 dozen Napkins and Towelings.
Sheetings, Bed Spreads, with full stock Prints,
Plaid and Stripe Muslins cheap.
Selling Off all fine Cloths and Cassimeres for Mems
wear at cost, to close out stock. at
j. W. COLLEY'S,
nh;O-tr sol. Cor. 8th st and Market Space.
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VERDIIT RENDERED BIZ
TIE PEOPL
OUR OPENIN OF SPRING WEAR
CROWNED WITH SUCCESS.
ALL UNANIMOUS IN THEIR PRAISE,
THE MOST ELEGANT DISPLAY OF SPRING
CLOTHING EVER SEEN.
Such Magnificent Stock.
such Elegant Styles.
Such plendd Garments.
Such Low Prices named for Perfect Fitting and
c o T l Ne!
Never before have the People had an opportunity
TO select from as great an assortment.
NEVER BEFORE HAS CLOTHING BEEN
80 CHEAP.
No one can afford to buy until they have visited
scribe the Bargains we offer this Spring. The
pinching times demand Low Prices.
WE HAVE MADE THEN; ~
shHiNe II S6 6EEvEIiEErHRN YGi;Irp.r1u
m can that
lie thought OF in the way OF
SPRING WEAR.
We have made the most Extensive Preparations
for an
IMMENSE SPRING BUSINESS.
Doubly so of any Previous Season.
No one need stay away thinking they cannot be
suited.
For the Laborer, Farmer. Mechanic, Clerk. or
JUST WHAT THEY WANT.
a. sTBAUs.
1O11 Pe,ssssvlUanI0 0Vessse.
mar29-u Between 10th and 1lth streets.
II THE La BOR EXCHANGE,
YER qua VIII BE- Oh F1s
and 10. MoRROW EVENING, among which are
Pearls. The Chances are % cents, 50 cents and ST.
They will be sold cheap. mar2s-2t'
CECOND 81 CLOTHING.-The only place in
ns sS to asss Of at
is at the original HERZOG.s.
By calling So 81 9Th
orders promptly attended to. mai29-tr
A NUMBER OF FINE. PIANOS, USED
IA only q few months, for sale at great
bargains for cash, at g. l.. WILD &PTYTn
BRO. 8 Emporium OF Music, 723 7lh'
street NV. mar26- 2w'
NEW AND SECONDHAND CARRIAGES
~ AT A SACRIFICE.
Five new Albany Cutters; one light q
Coupe %p e., two Coupe Panel RossEawysys: $50
ten Leather-tOp Buggies; three No-tOp Buggies,
and NIFTY other styles Also large stock OF Second
hand Carriages and Bugges on hand, at No. 466
Penn: ave. P. d. SCHMIDT CO., Carriage
repository. de13-t
nLD CLOTHING, &C-L, RICE, dealer in
- Second-hand CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES.
&C., 6S Ith street southwest, offers great bargains
pays tne highest prices In CASH for the several
articles named above. Orders by mail attended
20. nov6-tr
CoNNEcsTTIkSSSSTc EM 5 TEgAa LIFE IN
A. c. GIBBS.
GENEHAL AGENT Dc
maIe5-10t 1899 Pa Are, Orer Milbmrn,s.
VlYAsHIN6TON. DC, MARCH %. 1874
w NOTICE or CO PARTNERSHIP-Iw win
On rhe 1St day Of April, take as full partner Z. ".
WATKINS, OF Alexandria, In my store, No. 2O9
9Th street. and Branch store, 1905 14th ST. NV.
Hoping to receive the continuance OF patTona &c
- m rssC:e' remain fSp SiXoN BREWER
nk. ). 4. MCKINLEY, of Germanton. Phla-
l. delphia, is the author Of system of medicine
Tor the efectual cure of Chronic Drunkenness His
charges run from S15e TO $3.50 and upwards. The
superior classes oniy need apply. Send for printed
malter. mar4-26t
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Average srorn Daily Circulation Orer
15,5OO-bein0 much larger bona fide,
regular circulation than that of all the
other daily papers ia tie city added
fo0pfker,
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THE LATEST PUBLICATIONS.

Treatise on Chemistry. by Roscoe Schoriem-
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Madame Gosselin, by Louis Ulbach. paper. Scots. !:
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Edward Beecher, ID. D.. 81. Is: The Source of Mus
Prince Consort. Vol. s.. by T. Martin, 81: Diction.
airy Of English Literature, BY W. Davenport
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DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN,
IL WIN. z. BURFORD, 7O8 street

For Rent.
No. Sol ST.. near Judiciary Square, has Mus
rooms, all modern improvements, reduced TO yS5
For Sale.
offer great inducements in four two-story Brick
HOUsES: two entirely new, at III, 400 aud 81. 900,
on easy terms. Also, three pieces OF PROPERTY
to exchange for larger property centrally located
To Loan.
$40, 600, S. 600, IS 600 and So 600 on first cIas,
real estate al per cent. MAJ S-tr
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SPINAL COMPLAINTS and KIDNEY DISEASE
and al local aches and pains; IL is simply the best
remedy ever invented. Its great merit Is recog-
niIeo oy pnysicians everywhere. The manufac-
iuIers we're awarded the highest and only medaI
given 10 plasters at the Centennial.
oS,AUtlOn.-Each genuine Benson's Capcipe
laser mas the word Capcine cut through IT, Take
no otner. Sold by sll Druggists.
Price 26 cents. mataS.ur
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.

This fact has been fully demonstrated in more than
10000 CASES.
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OUR SO AND SIs

At 7Of Market Space
New Dress Goods, l2H 16. 20 and Csc; small.
plaid all wool Dress Goods. 5Oc., very desirable.
all-wool and silk Knickerbocker 45c. Atwood 40,
inch Dsbeges, To-; Black silk. 75c.. Soc, 81
80 81, so, IS, and 81. A full assortment of Gre,
tons, for furniture covers, IS and 81 SC. Black
Cashmere, So IS, and 81; new Sun Umbrellas:
Beached and Brown Cotton, as cheap a. the
heapest; all-wool Debeges, 30.
GEO. J. JOHNSON co,
mar3O-tr 701 NJ arket Space, corner Tch st,
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"ANTED-An AGENT, male or female. to
W secure employment for a party. Must Dos
seSS Influence in departments and other Use Sal
ar, $50 to $50 per month. Address &c. N. r
- ehha owe IL W. ltr
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" ANTED-By gentleman, a STU ALTON TO
w occupy his leisure time from O'Clock a m
until IN! o'clock Pm. Address N. W. HOR tCE.
7 ny L. ". maI2Q-2
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" AMI D-LADIES TO KNOW that the
w handS,'mest'BRAlDSa are made OFT of hair
c''mbngs for 81: putfs. 10 cents: curs. SO cents:
Isnr4 mar DYED TIC original color. cheap, at H,
near H. mSrana.''
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OF the 1iop. Joseph E. Gary. Judge OF the Superior
Court OF Cook county, Illinois:
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"ANTED-A nicely FURNISHED ROOM on
w the line of street railroad where no nnes
Post Office. S.'
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" ANTED-To rent. one fat OF Unfu rni,hed
w ROOMS on second floor, mOder convent.
en.eS; Also, Furnished Rooms, at 400 N ST.. cor
Nv TIL mar3-3
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INVESTMENTS.
Il FOR SALE,
bonds. e
District Of Columbia LIB years per cent. curren.
cy bonds.
Washington 80 year per cent. gold bonds.
United States Bonds OF al issues, and other g.
curities.
LEWIS JOHNSON CO.
J12-1y Corner Pennsylvania ave. and 10th ST.
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" ANTED-A neat, active. careful GIRL, to
w take care of an infant a GOOD bOna rnaSon
able wages. References required. Apply 1912 18th
Il IL
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" ANTED-TO rent to two perSOns a jarga
~, second story FRONT ROOM. newly f1rn-
room with breakfas, for the two. S25 mar mnntb
A's": one Cnfurnished Room on same floor. with
9reakfasf Tor Two, $2O per month. Address "a.
B. H. Star office, mar30.2t.
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LOST AND FOUND.

7 OsT-Frday. (29th inst.) on Penn. avenue,
~ fr. M 2lst to 9th streets and returning, land
9th to streets. between and 9 o. clock D. M a
GOLD BRACELET. The finder will he suitably
rewarded by leaving it at 2115 st. n W. mar3O- .
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nk. ). Il. MCKINLEY, of Germanton, Phlia-
l. delphia, is the author of q system of medicine
for the efectual cure of Chronic Drunkenness. His
charges run from S15e TO $3.50 and upwards. The
matter. MARI -26t
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NOR RENT-Elegaut ROOMS furnished or un-
- furnished, southern ex posure. fronting beau
iifu square: terms moderate to right parties 321
WIS our ave. mar29-2t.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-23
Tho Institute.

An Institute for training the teachers
Of Iowa county IL now III progress ut
the High school building in thi5 city,
Our efficient County superintendent
Jones has secured tho services of the
well and favorably known Normal
Professor McGregor. and Mr.. \. Il.
Sprague, u recent graduate ot l'eloit
College and for the coming year prln-
cipal Of Evansville schools. These
gentlemen conduct exercise, lecture,
and in general solicit the best thought
of those who aspire, to teach the youth
OF tho land and to WELD with precision
the chosen weapons Of thor high call
ing.
Over 1870 teachers arc receiving the
instruction OF this two weeks course
Sessions arc held each morning and
afternoon. Thus far the exercises havt
been very interesting, and promise
much for the remaining time. The
daily programme Is rs tolloWs.
A. M.-0:oo, Opening Exercises;
Oslo. Reading; 10: TO- Rest, 10; Is
Arithmetic; ll:oo, Rest; II 10, Geo
ography; ll:i0, Pemnanship; Y: 10
Intermission.
=. M.-t:45. Grammar; 2:25; or
biography; 2:b5, Rest; 800 History
or civil Government; $40, Rest; $3.50
Theory and Practice; & 80. Reports
etc.
We understand that State Superin
tendent Whitford and Prof. McGregol
Will give lectures on some Of TN
evenings during the Institute: Z
these the public will be generally IN
vited.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-23
Council Proceedings.

MINERAL POINT. Wis, Aug. s. 1878
\ regular meeting of the Common
Council was this day held in the
Council Chamber
Present, Ills Hon, Calvert Spensley
Mayor presiding, aldermen Ferris,
Gilman, Jeuck, jenkins and James.
Absent, Alderman Ansley.
The minutes of the last regular
meeting We're read and approved. On
motion of Alderman Gilman the NJ.
+. church were permitted to occupy
the City Hall on the 9Th inst, for the
sum Of five dollars; all the aldermen
voting therefor.
The petition of George Kugin-
master, relative to the culvert on
Commerce street, WAS presented and
referred to the Committee on streets
of the second Ward.
The petition Of Jane Eden in regard
to the condition Of Dodge street, was
presented and referred to the Com
mttce on streets Of the first Ward.
On motion Of Alderman Gilman
the clerk was ordered to issue dupli-
cate order to Mrs. Quirk for the sum
of twenty dollars and seven
cents, the original having been lost.
Tho report of Z. Brown, Street
Commissioner was presented and
laid over until the next meeting Of
the Council.
The following accounts were pro-
scented and allowed; all the aldermen
voting therefor:
Mrs. Harvey, for cleaning Jail So 80
] Alex. Moeller, Janisor 90
John Linden, for Drayage / 80
The following accounts were pre-
scented and referred to the committee
] on claims:
James Dunn, Police Services $l4 IS
VIM. J. Ilealy, do 3 90
Samuel Jacka, do and fees 7 %
IT. Connaughton do and fees IL SO
Samuel Thomas, Justice fees "a
Crawford u Bro, Printing "A a!
p. Allen, j., Stationery 5 9C
w. T. Henry, Insurance 81 10
Nicholas Hoffman, Thomas Boo,h
and Mary Dennis made applications
for retail liquor, licenses and flee
their bonds which were approved and
license granted upon paying to the
Treasurer for the same at the rate OF
seventy-fve dollars per year, all thu
aldermen voting therefor.
The Council adjourned.
G. SPENsLEY, Mayor.
j Attest, JOHN p. TRAMEL, Clerk.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-23
Dodgevillo Markets.

1t may net be out Of place ut this
time to say few words III regard to
the course which the Democrat in
tends to pursue i'll the approaching
political campaign. The Democrat
does not wish to be preSumptuous i'll
claiming for itself any great amount
vi influence in securing the success OIL
this or that measure. or in the election
or defeat Of this or that candidate.
1t deems ii appropriate, however,
to state for the benefit Of Ill con-
cerned, that while it will consistently
advocate Democratic principles and
the election Of good Democrats TO
ionice, IL Will neither bc owned OF con-
trolled Is the party; nor Will 1t con-
slider itself bound by the action of any
party convention. The Democrat will
strive to pursue an honest, indepen-
dent course. Deeming the success OF
! the Democratic party 50 long as it con-
tinucs to carry ont Democratic prin-
cipcs, the only hope for the country,
Il ii Mil labor To ADVANCE the cause ct
Democracy and the triumph its prin-
ciplcs.
| Daring the past year the Democrat
has been rewarded with unlocked for
prosperity. very many names have
been added to its list of subscribers;
a very liberal patronage has been be-
slowed upon Il and II has received
substantial encouragement from it,
numerous patrons. Il feels that this
acknowledgement Is due u those who
have extended to it ready AID
generous support.
VIVA, We desire % enpllsze a..ss
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-23

j. l.. q T.. l.. Jones are building q
grist mill OF four run Of bnrs, near
Kings lumber yard III Helena valley.
They will complete the mill this fall
and have ii running during the win
ter These gentlemen ave known us
honest, upright business men and
are bound TO succeed in the enter
prise Of establishing a good grist mill
in Helena valley.
The members Of the NJ. i. Sunday
School lately presented Hon. james
Spenslcy, who has retired from the
superintendency o. tho school, with
beautiful gold-hcadcd cane. In
behalf of the members Of school, Mrs.
Benson, made the presentation ad-
dress. Mr., Spenslcy, although taken
by surprise, appropriately responded.
Mr.. w. II. Curry succeeds Mr.. Spens-
ley, as superintendent " the school.
The Iowa County Teachers Institute
now in session in the High school
building bids fair to he one Of the most
successful ever held in the county.
One hundred and twentysiX teachers
are in Attendance. A cordial invita-
tion is extended TO the citizens to he
present. Prof. McGrcgof, the efficient
conductor Of the Institute, says there
is always room for one more. We
trust that al our citizens, interested
in education, will avail themselves of
this opportunity to manifest chat in
terest.
The lawn party which was had last
Tuesday afternoon and evening, on
the handsome grounds Of VIM Lanyon,
ST., for the benefit Of Mrs. Richard
son was quite 4 success. A large com.
pany enjoyed the spread Of rich
and cool yiands, flowers and music,
conversation and read pleasant time.
Great credit is due the ladies who
managed and assisted in the affair
Over $I0 was Melted as the result Of
these charitable eXcrtions.
The Secretary Of the Southwestern
Wisconsin Industrial Association is
ready to receive entries for the
Fair at his residence, and would ur-
gently request all parties residing in
the city to hand in their lists without
delay. The entries should all be made
later than the first day Of the Fair, 50
that all can be accommodated and give
the Secretary the time necessary to
have the lists prepared ready to hand
the judges early on Thursday morn
ing, Sept 5th, inst. At Dubuque no
entries are received from their citizens
after the first day
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-23


Uncle Sans Nerve ana Bone Lin.
ment Is most efficient in rheumatism.
bruises, burns, scratches and many
other ills incident 10 man and beast
Sold by J. Z. Il c. II. Motfett.
Save your harness by oiling it witt
Uncle Sans Harness Oh. which will
keep it soft and pliable. This is the
best oil ever made for leather. Sold
by all Harness Makers.
Uncle Sans Condition Powder pre-
vents disease, purities the blood, i'm
proves the appetite, gives a smooth
glossy coat, and keeps the animal in
good condition. All Druggists sell ii
Do not neglect a cough or cold. Eli
erts Extract of Tar, and Wild Cherry
is u standard remedy III all throat
asthmatic and bronchial affections.
and has saved many valuable lives.
1t never fails to give satisfaction
Sold by r. d. Pulford.
DR.. Jaque's Worm Cakes are IN
effectual and safe remedy for worms.
They are pleasant to take and not
only destroy the worms, but remove
all traces Of them from the system
leaving the child healthy and strong
They are warranted to give perfect
satisfaction. Sold by all Druggists.
For headache, constipation, liver
complaint ard al other bilious de
engagements Of the blood, there Is no
remedy rs slre and safe as Eilert's
Daylight Liver Pills. They stand
unriyalled in removing bile, tonimg
the stomach and in giving healthy ac-
tiou to the liver. Sold III all Drug
gists.
DR.. Winche.:s Teethins Syrup has
never failed to give immediate relief
when used i'll cases OF summer Com
plant, Caolera-nfantum or pains in
the stomach. Mothers when your
little dariings are suffering from these
OF kindred causes dp not hesitate to
/ give II i trial, Sou Will surely ~
pleased with th1 charming effect. BY
sure to buy Dr Wiuchsli's Teethiog
Sgrup. SD, by All Druggists, oA. -
ieaess p
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-23
Greenhack Meetings.

Geo. J.. Frost will address the peo-
pie on the Greenbaek question rs fol-
lows;Avoca, Friday evening, August
16; Muscoda. Saturday evening, Aug
ust II; STRUTS school house, in Ridge
way, Tuesday evening, August 20;
Jennieton. Wednesday evening, Aug
ust q; Hyde's Mill, Thursday even
ing,August %; Pokerville, Friday eve
ming, August %; Linden, Saturday
evening, August "a; Adamsville,
Tuesday evening, August ~; Clyde,
Thursday evening. August -.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-23

is, that the Democrat will advocate
tile election to office Of only good and
true men-men WHO are capable Of
performing the duties u which they
are elected. II viii support no man y I'D
forces himself upon convention and
by tricks OF amy kind secures Il nom
ination to the exclusion of 4 better OF
more worthy man. No one must
think that we are paid for carrying
such dcad-weights to the party. But we
have no fears but that the Democrats
will nominate i good ticlleta ticket
that we can cheerfully support, and
one that can be elected.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-23
Poland China Pigs for Sale.

! have Il number of Poland China
Pigs which ! wish TO sell. Those
wishing to obtain No. breed If
Poland Chinas will find this SPLEEN
did opportunity. They will be ON
exhibition and for sale If the coming
Fair in Minoral Point The boa.
which these pigs aare from was
brought from southern Illinois and
when months old cost $28.
JOSEPH GORDON.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-23

The most extensive sale that has
ever taken place west of Chicago, is
now going on at Birely's. Their large
stock opened at cost or less and bound
TO he sold out Is the 1T of Get. As
they have made arrangements lor 4
new stock throughout To open 1t Del
lers corner. All goods bought from
them engraved free and warranted rs
represented.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-23

BY the subscriber, living II the town
of Mineral Point, five miles southeast
Of the city. on Of about August 18th.
1873, one bright hay illey. about Two
81 three years old, with black name
and tail, and four feet black. Tie
owner is requested to call, proyeprop-
crsy. pay charges and take away said
stray. ANDREW hEARNk.
August IA, 1873.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-23
National Greenback Convention

The National Greenback party Of
Iowa county, Wisconsin, will meet in
convention at the Court House in
Dodgevllle, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 31sT, 1878,
at one o'clock p. M, to nominate cali
didates for the several county officers,
to be elected at the next ensuing cleo
ton. Candidates for the Assembly
districts will also be then and there
nominated. unless the delegates from
the respective districts should other
wise determine. The towns and ward
will be entitled to delegates rs fol-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-23

A fine line suitinsS, Tall styles ut NJ,
l21s and IS cents, received at Deller'S.
Croquet sets for sale at cost at Kin
ME Il Spratlers.
70 close Summer Dress Silks, Styb IA
patterns at 55c. per yard, at Deller's.
Fresh groceries ANA provisions o.
i'll kinds constantly on hand at Kin
ME 4 Spratlers
QUERY: why will men smoke com
mon tobacco, -alen they can buy Mar
burg Bros. "Seal of North Carolina
at the same price"
If you want first-elass dry goods
and groceries 90 to John kietfer's-
opposite VIM L. Ilenrys bank.
The opportunity to purchase dress
silks for s. cents per w. is rare one
-Deller.
The best cigar in town is that five
cent cigar of Kinnie q Spratler's.
For a good square meal go TO Mrs
kissell's every time.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-23
Taken UP.

IS the subscriber on land owned
by linn in the town of Linden, on "
about Aug. l1lh, one tel and white
year,lng with one eyr mRkea.
The oNner il requested to call,
prove property. pay charges aud take
sand stray AWAY rnlH.S, BArrrN
Aug. #1ta. lS,& ~