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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-27
Local / TENS.

Last year Ne had mud for Christ
mas.
Tramps are numerous i'll Milwau-
kee.
GA ..ye Us rest On THE beautiful
snow"
Brick Poneroy will hereafter edit
the la Crosse Chronicle.
Coed dry Wood sells at $50 per cord
III Prairie du Chi.n
La Fayette county talks OF remodel.
ing and retiring her court house.
The Wisconsin state University IL
attended by 4l9 students this year.
The state University has hut one
studam. iii thclepartmcnt of .tgricul-
tme.
The Catholics of Darlington will
hold !. bazlr aud festival tomorrow
evening.
Il. w. S,ratman 4 Co. exhibited
some very fine cutters in this city on
Saturday last.
Tie colored jubilee troupe didn't
amount to much. a slim crowd, and
slim entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Pratt have The
thanlls of tile DEMOCRAT for Il mann
moth Christmas turkey.
James Gordon sends us III account
81 como fast chopping. II will b.
found in another column.
a communication from "More
Anon" WAS received too late for pub
tication this week. 1t will appear in
ON next
Mr.. Swinbanks. OF shullsburg,
brother-in-law of Joseph Miller Of this
city, has struck big lead Of mineral
al Shullsburg.
The Grant County Herald truly says
flat man& Of the Greenbackers left
the Republican party because they
could not stand such men as keyes.
Assessors are required to list all
dogs, and the owners are required to
pay three dollars on the female can
mes, ANA two OH thc males.
If you fail to attend the festival and
ball to be given by st. Paul's Irish
Catholic Church, next Monday, yam
will miss tue event If The season
Ri Key Michael Hess. Catholic
Bishop If La Crosse, administered tic
rite Of confirmation TO three llan-
drcd children iii Prairie du Chicn II
Few days age,
Rev. NJ Balch will deliver IN ad-
dress on odd Fellowship ut the public
Installation Of officers of tie 0du lsal-
lows of Linden, the evening IL Janu-
arr ST. ISIS.
During tlIela.t fiscal year there was
rata out IN the state treasury for
wolves aud wild cats killed in Craw-
ford "a unity sS2l. II which amount
one man received sG45.
PIKE 8 CROSBY Il lodseN lie, jaa.
stl. Mess>rs Pike 4 crosby are YETI
rams in the concert line and are au-
tlol8 Of Home Again, Kitty Clyde,
40 Came with Songs to Greet You,
Sc, Sc. Their program il entirely
original ana Is endorsed ~ tie press
generally. Mr.. Crosby informs us
that they will not be able to sing III
this season.
Tie Good TemplaI5 Of Ellen gaye
Nefs successful entertainment anu
festival last saturday evening aIr.
Joiner Il Wyoming gave an address,
Mis- Ranger Of nodgeyille took All ac-
tlye part III the entertainment, and
1he members III Enterprise Lodge AID
thelf full Share towards insuring sue /
cess Ilt net proceeds amounted ID
si1a
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-27

The person Who borrowed Il - foot
Chesterman Metallic Tape-liue from
the undersigned will confer Il tayorby
returning the same.
DEyLIN 4 PRlDEArN.
The cleanest and ricest rasins IN
town is 1T j. T. PrideauXs
TIL REMEDY Taescaphtl3ewoEal
less denominations offered under The
titlt of Baking Powders, Iea.a wholly
With TIE consumers tiny ar tic
ones that haye W uner. ht. Prices
Cream Bakina Powder is decided hy
chemists 70 hr tie beet powder naar.
Ornamental fHn0uc suitable I9r
holiday sift# Ylree cnt Gal and
II? Why ~ Bishop I Naceias'
store. IT. nice and DON 5oa rolsa
Il.
WleA LOOKING f3r 4 g59d Rubber
Loot, dant forget todrap III on !. 4
J. FenAallegon, foI thcY have Che best
eyer brought ~ lhe city,
Don. forget ihai Ais kissell will
hold herself iii lradncs dufng thc
holidays II furnish suppera for balls
and festivals. She invites the public
~ cal Ut her restaurant ana ero. arF
store, nrxt door g Puifnd. Wafn
meals furnished Ill all hours Il lail.
line II choice groceries, canned fruit,
oysters etc. KEEP constantly on hand.
Bishop N Nancllolas lave just III.
ceiyed some 81 the hanlsOmest center
tables you ever HIT eyes on DDn't
fail q take look Al en-.
ORASGE,-Dr. Prices Extract II
obtained from the finest frnit. ro
flavor cakes pudding ~ creams. Is IS
found one VI tile h0ss ielieiass Ilay-
III. md II 81 respects elldal "a III
Price Lemon ana ianisl4 EhtTac.s,
which hAYe becnne iii popular
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-27
Soribnar's Monthly.
CONDUCTED uY JIG, HOLLAND

Tho lIaudtamcS Illustrated MagaRlnc 10 tho
World
The American edition &c this perioilcal a.
now h0RE EH1N SRTENY'r TROESAkD
MONTH"; I, and han 4 larger circulation In
England than any other American maRaNtne.
RvCN hUmhtr contains about iaa pares, aud
from ATTY IL eeNcHt i've original wooa cut
illustrations
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-27
There ore 81 newspapers III Wis

= = ''i'7 '''s'
4 Good dry wood sells trom S&,Qa So
$500 per cord.
The deaths from dlpbtheria average
ABOUT one = Say II kaelne
Eight members 81 tie present. lcsis-
ialufe We're born ~ Wisconsin.
Congress will resume lis laboys 81
the It'll Ut January
Lancaster rejoice, aver bai. briaht
L. II. prospects. Ana vel She may
The winter term NJ thp Plattcviap
Normal School VIII open January 7th,
Installation oE officers of Mineral
Iolht LouSe Ne. J. t.~ ~ Nv e.
''''' '''
Meeting ct Linden Town Farmers.
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sovo,,tI, -
-,
plalile aecltneu - aet ~ the li'NeS-
'lsS'll'S NeH''ill''ee "ll'ch ne ttillSell
!. ".,AA'''
The ladies' OF the u, NJ. church of
this city, will held their annual Tea
Meeting New Years day,
The state paid f'r thr lisval Nem
ending Decembtr5oth, 1873. the sum
81 Sa,13l iur lountie> ON wolves and
wildcats.
Mineral Point merchants Were kept
more than busy selling Christmas
goods on Monday and Tuesday.
Rev. Father Valley. q Catholic
priest, well known to many OF our
IreaderS, had his arm broken, IN Mil
waukec 4 few days AGO
M Edward nliara M had III,
arm broken n few weeks oao is slowly
r.n
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= wy i've Das'lo ! aslor' y 'lllSNcF ~
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Inc supply 81 dictionaries Ior dis
tflpatlon by the state has run out,
and no more dictionaries can be fur
nlShed TO schools until the legislature
makes provision 1or the purchase ef
ilioie'
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RID pnlford's mooniGcept seIoction
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tion of nearIy cvory hody i anorlnt
Of ooods v,s ncvor hafore bronrht -
mis- conntv no stoel i still l,rnn
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-27
]. 0. o. 7.


rUHLlC INsTALIATloN or OFFICERS
Nf LINDEN, WIS
The officers OF Highland Lodge
M. ", | O ". y VIII BE pub
hcly installed bJ DR. j II. viz
i'm, u. y. 81. NJ, ~ Friday, Jan.
3, 1870, - frcIoars Hall. The
ceremony commencing III $50
u. ~. Aiter the Installation q
supper @i,I be furnished at the
Union lIoScI Alter supper al
Entertainment will W. furnished
free tn those hayin4 supper tickets
at Treloar 4 Hall. Rev. Bro. NJ,
l}Aleil, Oh Mineral Point, viii dc
liver IN address Oh Odd Fellow
shin Bros SmelI6l, Of Highland
Coe. q Ayoea, Edeyeau, Of
Doaseyi'le Pascy, ~ "asllburn,
ond NiNlu. ~ nnerM Point, will
rcara1 a4sts during thceacain2
Excellent music viii be furnish ed
1y lac ~ u GAoit, u Linden,
anu iae Maera Point Orchestra
The mlb'ie ueeoraally ip4itcd &
atteHl. Ticket. y lbo Entertain
ull ag l4 tHa loer.
GI3. KlsLINonuIa,
HHt@cts Nrsfas, COM
j 1iI uGR.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-27
Time Tables.
Illinois Central +. #.

The oaly reate mining through ears Between
Warren aid Chicago. The only route 10 ST.
Lofts, Cairo, and the South, and Is
Dubuque, Sioux City. Omaha and west.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-27
CHRISTMAS
Ball and Festival
ST. PaurS (lrish) Catholic Con-
gregation will givea grand ball
and festival At the
Cry HALL MINERAL POINT,
Monday Eve Dec. 80, '78.

for the benefit Of the church.
Every arrangement necessary
will 10 made 70 secure comfort
pleasure and satisfaction to all
attending, Special care will he
taken 70 conduct i So that the
most sensitive viii have no
cause to complain. Smiths
String Band will furnish music
for the occasion, and the Gull
nary departments viii I've in equ-
ally eompeteni hands.
A general Invitation is cordi-
ally extended ~ the public,
aud M evening Vt rare onjoy-
ment may lie expected.
Tickets, including supper,
50 per couple
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-27

Tai "a HI b Cue subscriber. on Land owned
hy Btia al section III. town d, III thQ town Of
Mineral Point, gu or about the ~, day uf Dc
tGhtr. lhis. orc yeariing heieftr eightesn
fs8 AtIs Ul iea AID Willie spotted. marked
II lib splii l hight ear, and piece 81 len car
ont IN fiTalght Tie owner III reqnertsd 10
prove property psy ahaFges aud take said straY
awAg MICHAEL WEBER
UAe. a6sa, isfs xO-4
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-27
STRAY NOTICES.

Taken d q the subscriber living IN tie
TOMB ~ LIeR @h lal4a aWaed BIZ him ia nee-
fDn n ou tbe l-' af December iss4 TO .pfng
ealyes-0ne black aud white steer and one red
afd whata steer The owner Il requested to
EN- prove prUpaIy, pay charges ami take sad
ttiaY away. II. BRGRY,
Dec gfIl. N M. 21-4
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-27
CAIl

1t the popular jVWehy store ol q. IL.
James, and sae lhe Genuine Singer
sowing Mathuo "lJ il tie Boss"
G. a, BLANCHARD. Travelling Agt.
Fer tyla hoautY design and
finish Tie elegant Jowc.ry of Biroly
4 Son caps me climax, At prices
lower than comnmlcr article.
Query Why will men smohc
common tobacco, when they can
buy Marburg Bros, "Scal 81
Moth Caroline" ~ tho Same price
Fox SALE. Fwo good Feed
Mills aud Corn s,hciiers with four
horse power, Nil trade lm GOOD
horses. ii u Fuals
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-27
st. Nicholas,
ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE
For Girls aDtb Boys.
An Ideal Chlldren,4 MapaaIno.

n
Mertra BeTihuef a 20 IN lsi3. began the
publication Of st. NiCnoLAr, an illustrated
magazine for gifla aud boys, with Mrs. Mary
Mapes D0dRo an editor. Five yenrr har passed
since The Dret lumber was Issued. ANA We mag
azinf has won tho highest position u has 4
monthly circulation Of 0FER FfFTI
7li0N,SARD COPiES. II Is now pubGsnod
simultaneously IN London a1d New 1nrs, and
the transatlantic feco9nltioa II ainp+l aeh iatty
~ the American. Although The prOartt- Of the
magazine has heen steady advance u has not
renchCd its cdltui's ideas Of best, hafanse nor
ideal continually Onlfnnn u, aud aud tho maya
zine as swiftly follows niter, To-day ST
NICHOLAS ttands alone ~ the world oil b1ok-.
Che NnW York Tribune has said ol H. .'St
Nicholas has eA5hed higher platform, aud
commands for IT. service wider fer0htees "a ait
mud letter. taa any u W. predecessor &c con
tempornfies. The London Literary World says
There IL no magazine Tor tho young that eau
be rald 70 equal this choicp production
SeTibD0rr pfese.
Good Things for l978-70.
The arrangements Tor literary aud art conirl-
buttons for tho neW yonineMihe MAth@-afd
complete, drawing from already iAvorltr
sources, ~ we'll OF from prominent new On5s,
MI Flank X. stICkton's npw feIiAl stury for
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Kelly, The st0ry IL ono of travel and adyrn.
tnfe III Florida and tile Bahamas For
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ll0ipckurpcrs,h by Katharine p. smith, with
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hawthorne, aud illustrated by Alfred Fred !.
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hT. AiCAOLAH, The editor preserves good
hundred silence. content, perhaps, - lot her
NE volumes already tsaued, prophecy concern.
ihg the s.th ~ TrsperL TO short stories, Pic
tufes. poeihs, hnm0r, instructive sketches. and
the nrr aud lore 81 Jack IN the Puip thebcry
Little Folks department, aud tho Letter box,
aud HldaIe. box.
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this Apsr, and BY 81 booksellers aud post
mAst0ls Persons wishing 70 Subscribe direct
with the publishers should write lame. post
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-22
ARM SE'RGEGS
gHOT AND COLD &tvIMNF. RATHS
4 Z near the Nc"adl State Prs II. War. Springs Road
BUTTS GEORGE, Projectors.

This splendid Bathing Institution and we'll known place
nj resort has been thoroughly overIuled newly furnished
and IS in point cleanliness and comfort surpassed by
none the THE BATHS undergoing 4 thor
ouIh repair and Will receive great addition their size.
TIE BAR is supplied with the best Of liquors procurahle
MEALS by First Glass Cooks served order at all hours
The Springs Carriage constantly. Orders lett the
hotels will ne promptly attended tn
Carriage Frtc. no> I'll
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-22

FINED. The fish hawkers james Carson,
johnson and Smith Were up on trial to-day
before Justice Richardson. Carson was fined
$50 and Smith and johnson, who were en-
ployes of Carson, were discharged. Mr. Hub
Parker Fish Commissioner, gave Carson tull
notice to construct fish ways or ladders at the
dams on his ranch below Camp Thirty seven
Reno Gazette
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-22

The Phoebe Record has entered on it's 81.
rcenth volume. Success to it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-22

An Indian was beaten to death at Reno OIL
"Wednesday night head mashed to a jelly
WIKI compiling p,n,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-22

There are ten prisoners Fn the W..~hor
cnan'y jail.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-22

Seven cars Of emigrants, averaging about
thirty five persons to car, passe& through
last night on their way to California. Times
must he hard indeed in the states,
when )" many people leave them tor Califer
mia. Silver State, Goth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-05
LrrERARY MOTIFS.

H6;cbael Anaelon ia the next and eighth
eolume Of Mr. sweetsers handy artist Biographies"
A new novel by ''Ouida," under the title OF
Friendship" is promised presently by j. B. Lppineot
AGO. u
A novel called "Mine Is Thine, by u W.
A. Lockhart s to he the next addition 10 the HARPER
Library of Select Novels
To the new Riverside edition OF the BRUSH
Poets will at once be added Pope and Collins IN TWO
volumes of which one and a half are given to the
former.
The Socialistic press of Germany, it is stated,
boasts no less than evenyave publications, with 1885,
600 subscribers an increase OF eighteen in the number
Of the papers since last year.
Charles Reade's letters on "The Coming
Man. who is TO use his let.hand well as his right
and one Of English history books. 1.-THE Settlement
of the Constitution" by James ROwley. will straghtWay
be added to the Harper HalfHou books.
In the June number of The Contemporary
Rerieu Canon Farrar replies in detail to the various
criticisms which have been passed upon MS DOOR
External Hope" by the writers who have de-
bated the question of Future Punishment" IN inc
Contemporary for April and May
An appeal for English aid in the compilation
of the new PoOle Index to Periodical Literature mas
been issued by the chairman OF the English Committee
The Bodleian Library oxford, has offered to index
number of English periodicals. Mr.. Poole himself
zion in the current Library Journal
The Rev. Nicholas Bjerring, of the Greek
Russian Chapel No. 951 SecOnd-ave this city, an
nounees his intention to start next FAN quarterly
called The Oriental Catholic Magazine which, while rep
resenng to the ouside world the tenets and progress
of the Greek Orthodox Church-the Church OF Russia
viii avoid sectaranism. and WILL with real caholicty
address itself to vital topics Of the times The enter
prise has the sanction Of His Emnence the Metropolitan
OF ST. Petersburg.
A Geneva publisher is about to issue lie
Catechsme Franeais de Calvin" reprinted for the first
time from recently found copy, and followed by the
Confession Of Faith of the Church Of Geneva 1880 NJ
Riliet contributes notice Of Clavins first visit to
Geneva; and NJ DufOuT, photographed notice of Car
WINS Catechism and Confession of Faith and of other
books printed at Geneva and NeuchAel from 1888 TO
1910. The French text OF the Catechism supposed
TO have entirely disappeared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-05
90 n)bom it Elan Concern
TOTICE in relation to Jurors for State Courts
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF JURORS
NEW COUNTY COURT HOUSE,
NEW. NOnk lima 1 1873 \

4
NEw.YoRK June !, 1878. y
Applications for exemptions will bo heard here from 10
daily all persons hitherto liable recently serving who
have become exempt and all needed information VIII begven
Those their liability proved
permanent exemption will receives Jury enrolment notice.
requiring them appear before me this Whether liable
not such notices must be answered On person. possible
ony) under penaltes IL exempt the
party bring proof OF exemptions II liable no must also
answer person giving fun name residence
DC. No attention paid TO letters
Persons enroie as liable mnst serve when called or pay
their fines Nor excuse will DO allowed or interference
permitted The fines received from those who for business or
other reasons unable 70 serve at the time selected pay tho
this Office and unpaid Will be entered az JudR
ments upon the property OF the delinquents.
All good citizens viii and the OF justice and secure ro-
liable aud respectable es equaze their duty by serving
promptly when summoned allowing their clerks or sbod
10 reporting shy attempt a. bribery or
evasion suggesting names for enrolment Persons DO
tween and Summer aDsenees per
temporarily A. and United states and District Court
Jurors. not exempt.
Every must attend TO his own notice II is misde-
meanOr give paper another 10 II Is also
nunirhable by fine or imprisonment 20 give any
present bTbe directly indirectly In relation to jury
service Withhold paper make false statement
' THOMAS DUNLAP Commissioner
County Court Hons1 Chambers At anfrana@l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-05
New Publications.
HARPER g. BROTHERS, New-Y York,
Publish this day:
ANNUAL RECORD of SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY

ANNUAL RECORD of SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY
FOR 1877.
Prepared Spencer Baird Secretary Of the Smithsonian
Institution with cooperation Of many eminent men Of
science IN the United states Large l2mO cloth. 81
volumes Of the Annual Record Of scitnee
and Industry 1871 1872, 1873, 1874, 1870, 1876
volumes constitute complete and continuous
history Of tho progress Science and Industry for the last
years.
Harper Brothers have the pleasure Of announcing the
publication Of seventh volume Of this important Annual
which become indispensable work Of reference.
As heretofore Professor Baird qualifications Eo
tor well known has been assisted by some
Uhe distinguished Of the United states,
their published in the volume will be sufficient
hOroughness OF their respective articles
gratifying TO be able to state that foreign critics
commend the Annual Record the most complete and salts
factory of kind and hold up example for mi
by authors Of similar publications in their own coun
tries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-05

NHARLIER INSTITUTE,
~ bgth.st.. Central Park, -
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND
YOUNG MEN OF TO 90 PUPILS PREPARED
FOR COLLEGE SCIENTIFIC SCHOOLS AND
BUSINESS. .---.
The 24th year will begin September H. next Commence
ment June TO- Wednesday a. 1880 o'clock p. m.
Professor Ellie CharlieT owner and head master , ,, .
fast June pupil without extra training was admitted 70
Harvard with honor In Latin and Mathematics and 10 there
now in the advanced section Of Latin and Greek Many former
nuns are now in Yale Columbia Princeton. former pupil
Is now professor the Naval Academy AZ Annapolis why're
been assistant professors az Wtst
Point where graduated Building unsurpassed Tor lOea
ton ventilation and school cOnvenences French Geman
Spansh taught native teachers and spoken Win thein
French and German especially.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-05
THE COMING MAN.

By Charles Reade. S2mO 20 cents CLOTH 35 cents
This interesting addition 10 "HarDers HatHOur Series"
comprises vigorous addressed originally to Har
pe Weekly by Mr. Charles Reade on the Importance OF phys
culture His theory is that the looming Man will be
"Eitherhanded Man that is to say neither right
handed "efbanded" but with all his phycal
completely harmOnousy developed This view tho author
maintains with force of argument, wealth Of Istraton
Of STYLE which appeals powerfully to tho
and imagination OF the reader 1t OF the most
interesting important contributions to much neglected
offered the public and should be read
and studied in every family and school.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-05
GeacI NOiites.
ID NORTHUMBERLAND

DY ORDER of Hon. T. r. WESTBROOK,
ID Justice Of supreme Court OF the state OF New
statute authorizing attachments agans. a9seonang CON
debtors that an Attachment mas Deen
ted arainst the estate OF John K Sprngseen az non
resident debtor that the same VIII be SOLD Tor the
ent 81 his debts appear and discharge snch AZ
tachenG according law within nine months nom tne
nnbcaOn of this notice and that the payment OF any eeDs
9ne 10 him by residents OF this STATE and the delivery 10 MN
or Tor his use any property within this STATE De0Dgng
20 him and the transfer such property By him. are
forbidden by law vodDatei the 18TH day OF Mach
1910 CastietOn. Rensselaer, County, n. Y.