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, 1879-05-22
QUlI'a.

QUlIa.
In Texas q man wll0 Is aEot Is considerou to
layo Died a natural death.
a classcal farmcr In Burlington Township
names all bis pigs after Greek roots.
They that 70 down to the sccIn' ships urc
Government Inspcctors.-Nt.u York ilfaa.
"Tl,c Changed l,ritlcs' is Mrs. southworth'a
latest. Who "mizcd those children u9"!
Tl!eru Is nothing mysterious about mosquitoes.
Itis easy to SEQ how they snay-uip-yo,t-lat..
"'rhcro must bc lawn or,ter," said tho Judge
yesterday, pushing lts little mower vigorously.
Tho college boat-races haTe begun, aud VIC
shRll now see tho result Of the winters hard
study.-ios'oa Transcript.
i terrific engagement took place on the Eth
ult. between tl,o -ChEans al,d Dollylaus. Ono
s1gadler'Geacrat lost Ills hut.
Tia warm anslng sun Is clothing the .fnce of
Nature With beautiful luWers. To the face of .
dog, however, 1t brings nothing nut muzsc,
Nv lori" began a pomsous young uarrlstcr,
"tt Ia written In the book 0f Nature ION
what page, slr-on wilut paGel" intersup. .ul tic
Judge, With pen fn tiaud.
An Irish crler ut B,.lInas,oc being ordered to
clear the eours, did SO BY this announcement:
lawyers must leave the coort."
Instructor IN logic tt Mr, H.-"Dy what
mrshud uf reasoning do YOU infer that 4 bullet
Is hot after It strikes u tatgattn Mr., H." by
pirlsing !, up, air."- luit 1tteoul.
When lhe stcrn old Scotch warrior satd, "Thc
baud OF D0n.laa IL his 0wb,'' was 1t IN RESPONSE
to an ip5lnuatlDn Tint he oid palr of aces tint
tliIn't bcloug tu itmt-CincaAasi isa.urtiav
Ai4ht.
VIC llara evidences OF better ttmcs all around
III. i dime ,luynl eall nnw ,e bu.ight for Tires
cents, t;eOrGo Westinghouse body srrya1lt has
stoape.l dying. and three pinatnrc companies
collapsed Inst week. +YorristaHH Htsuii.
i su,all boy hau socn hts motter's fur mutr
Tint hal hucn badly cntuli by nIoths. EAur;ty
nlterwaru he WIS Ia luis fult,rg's stabla Matrilu.
thu process OF curry!Hg ILLS pet ,ulty. The uni
NAL was shielding hts coat. mud consequently
large bunrhes Of hair game out with eacli appli-
catlon Vi thu cnInh. WITH ttars Ia Ills eyes ihe
l!te fellow rushed iuto the house, ul,i cxelal,l-
cd: ~ mamma! Ina.nHlal thu maths huye
got into MY pony. anu lin afraid he'a rutuetl!"
A slcvotcl mother. seulins her 7-ycar son for
tlsc rst limo to llr district school, was runstI-
erably surprlsed to observe When he catle back
. lOuk VI utter disgust Mnd uIurtttcatlu
WHATS thu ,unttur, aarsng2" sne said !;
"Don't you like to 20 70 seilootin "Ycs," lie
answered." ~ 10, but oil the boys llayo eot
patches on shctr pat,ts, alll they laugh at nIu;
an,i-4na faobbing] II you don't nut so,uo vi
1uue, won't 70 aEa!n. ."-,iHdresns' BazaF.
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CURRENT GOSSIP.
NO MORE, HUT SOON.

NO MORE. HUT SOON.
Narke9<Tck Republican.
No more adown thu icy hilt
WIN p1l,to tho merry coaxtnrs:
nut annn The P0at wilt get hts iill
or luscious circua. posters.
NJ h,nts' Will *unnl with tlsy thmlc ring
Tha ttcc! Of g1il!ng tEaters:
Dnt Nupn thr nerds will lnud1y sing,
4GaSllnnr sweet 20 ntcrsf"
M Mnre nGnlust your tender ear
Wit stsIxe tic Icy 'Mnkct";
nut Hct,1,, lii hugs inth far md near,
Viii rhant isln hnsKy crohkcr.
No m0rs tho warmth frnm fuEnaca.lro
viii penetrate tho heater;
hut suo.. rs suft llu strikes tho lyTet
VIII hum tho Jcracy 'skcoter."
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So lnsidlous are ths dsss approaches Of consunp.
tiun, that thousands fsmalsl unconscious Of tts
pFesencs unk u his Brought tl,nu1 10 tho yaE1c of
ths grayu. An i,uaIs,atG resort 10 ur. u. JaYnu'a
Expectn1snt, upoa tho tr.t appearances Of coaIn,
pAn. or yuseness of tho throat 0f chat. Woull
yory generally psuciuiu fstal result. NJ In ease
the symptoms intiicae the prescacu 0s lafcut ron.
sNnnsloa, would tvnl to suoaua ihe violence Vt
tn: the iifa oi tna pas'eut. Usv Inc Expoctolaut,
therefore. when ypu tAke cold and w 80 Dang
prevent thu necsssiy tor its usu ln nose dangerous
EQ1aptRinta. - -
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for tho benefit Of the Jury. hiultctt hah looked
uver the quarry when the tnnsrnct was snnac,
u,,tl selected this ledge. Afutctt even Hncctctl
the stD,lc for the t1nsrmcns,-ilie tafk Stone
md that was wGnt llad bcen sent llerc. Wi.ncBs'
Instructions had been to semi IN The hest stone
Ing lack fully nnc-tlrtl OF tho lot In order TO
send IN the vcsy beat. No sionc sent 10 Chc1,go
FROM this quarry WAS better than .hat III the
Cuatom-llonsc.
sQuarc'th asked Mr. Campbell on the cross.
{langhtrr.
mo, sr. Mover hear dat TIL get up
l1cre.n
"Don't have TINT signal In your ouarry1n
hSun
The 1,lallty Of the stone wns nQaln gono into,
as welt rs The Inv Of tllc quarry. Tile etonc was
suwel at Cincinnati, salti the witness, to Ill.
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Instructor in logic to NJ. H.: "By what meth.
oa vi reasoning do you fnlrr that bullet Ii
hot after 1t strikes targctW Sir. H.; "Uy
picking It up. Sir"
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work Was the rubbing down Ut suMse pieces III
n!nrlllu These pieces weru used, however, Ill5t
us pieces Of aanust0ne would be tse4l, to rub I'll
ulu bg Bt0aa belag worked.
Mr.. Iaeliher infatuated tint InarGlo NUS used
to run 1uwA snur0lt uIl'l nut to rub down sn,Nl-
stni,e, all! pruss!ng laughed III approval.
Mr.. Campbell tronEcafly satd that man
ought to be hung, drawn, uutl q.lnrterctl fur
iavtlls stolle Fuboea down with l'arllu instca1
Ut sa.sdstonv.
ANTHONY corNE,
who did the actual rubbing in this case, said he
understood The picees Of n.arulu were lor paper
wslghts.
"l,l! yo4 ever Give the signal Big Square ~"
"Yls, sur. Vance ste min WAS ptayIn' Nv
bascbawl, airl yelled ..l3tg snuars.' Hut Il
WIS y False aaritln, mt AtcQueency cum out
an, 'E ElsS mu llELL:" Laustitcr.]
Of language, Alll TIC Witness pulled down hls
fosetup all4 scsupcd his 1cut.
Mr. Lnckntr sAd hu wAa ullt OF tAts class Of
witnesses lsensation]. bur be might haye some
VII. Miiler" Shouted Mr. swstt, " guess
this Is call ot 'Big Square on ms." Laugh.
teri
OF Ruena Vista, Ohio,-no relation to tho coa-
trastar,-a heavyweight, Feuton, with ehIll-
whlsksrs, marched ~ mud testified t,lat 1v tal
t'ulAo tnv fF1n iiity 10 4U1 1lcu, The sto,iu
was Transported BY rail 10 the Onlo, ard tluatvd
tlawn VII, q III GGtnel1i1atl on hargcs. From $l5000u
" $@o0 0oo hau bern laid uut In securlt,. tacIli.
ties 10 set the stulo to thu ryur at liz time
slucller's eonlruct WIS lot. .rhe works ut Cin-
c!nuat1 were worth about the ea,nu amount.
Cincinnati was ~ good ~ built oE Huena Vista
sto'Ic. 1t was used IN the Suspension BfiaEo
there, ana III nulnerout public nlll private
buildings throughout .ha country. Tbs oniy
portion VI lllo AuarrY tl!At WIS worked was ltla
mCity Ledge" spcc'lell III MuuI!er's contrart.
VIII diugraus hu exs,lutnea tic lly VI tuo aasl
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-14
Obituary..

Died Wednesday, the Goth III Fcb-
ruary, 1879, of inflammation &c tile
lungs, after IN illness of only 4 few
days, Miss Martha Hand, aged sixteen
years, daughter Of Mr.. aud Mrs
Andrew Hand, of Ridgeway.
Her loss is mourned, not alone by
her brothers and sisters, but by all
schoolmates, 70 whom she was 2palous-
lyattached. IIerrcmains were inferred
i'll the Catholic cemetery, where they
were followed by large concoursc
of sympathi2ing friends and relatives
Of the afflicted family.
The Young, the loved. the beautiful
Why must they pass away.
Why must the flowers we love 50 well
The earliest decay. ii.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-14
Auctions.

There will be public sales of per-
sonal property held throughout The
county as follows:
At Jos. Oshon's, four miles wcs,
of the village of Linden, ON Tuesday,
March 18th, 1879,
At VIM. Harris, two miles north
east Of the village &C Linden. III
Thursday, March 2oth, 1879.
AT Henry BOILERS, in the town of
Mineral Point, on Tuesday, March
25th, 1879.
At Goodwin Thompson's, live miles
north of the village of Linden, on
Tuesday, March 25th, 1879.
At LIVER Olson'S, three miles north
81 tho village 81 Moscow, Oh saturday
MARCH, I'D, 1879.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-14
Counci! Proceedings.

IMMORAL Point, February I'd, 1879.
a regular meeting Of the Common
Council was this day held in the
council chamber.
Present. Charles Gillmauu, presi-
dent of the Council, presiding; alder
man Ansley, Jeuck, Jenkins and
James. Absent, his Honor, the
Mayor, and alderman Ferris.
The proceedings of the last meeting
were read and approved.
The committee on claims to whom
was referred the account OF VIM. j.
Healey, reported the same as correct,
and on motion the same WAS allowed
at the sum Of 1920.
The following accounts were pre-
scented and allowed, all the aldermen
voting therefor:
Bishop 4 Nancolas, bull. privy, S3l SO
John Horn. stove for jail, 49,. 400
M. w. Prater, mcrelandac.... - %
Crawford & Bro, Printing!. 992
Alex. Moeller. ianitor. II 90
Mis-. Molitzo, scrubbing City Hall, : 90
James Dunn, police services, 10 90
Mrs Mcconnell, cleaning City H., 3 90
T. J. Campbell, stationery, .... 4j
Miss n. NJ. lIanlon made applica-
tion for retail liquor license, which
was granted upon the payment of the
amount required by ordinance, and
ths required bond, as required by law.
PERMISSION was granted !. y. and
James James tosinh a3aaft "a Galcna
street.
The clerk was directed to draw
orders in favor &c the following
named persons for tho amount Of their
tux for the year ISIS, and the treasurer
to retain the receipts in his hands
until tee parties shall reimburse the
city by work on the streets 70 the
amoumt of their td>
Mrs. Landfigan ..e.e..,..... - ~
Mis-. Quirh Observation-Disclosures. -
Mrs, Thomas CoX............ 70
On motion of alderman Jenek The
council adjourned.
G. GrLLMASS, Acting Mayor.
Attest, ions p. FRAME Clerk.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-14

The total result of wolf hunt
which was recently participated in
by several young men of Green Coun-
ty, was one death: that Of a horse he.
longing to one of the party, which WAS
shot through the head by the aecidcn-
tai discharge of Il gun. Another
party hunting for whelps made the
big capture Of twelve skunkS.
Those who are indebted to the late
firm Of Sherwood Il Berg will please
call ut the City Store and settle the
same at once, and save costs,
j. w. SHERWOOD.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-14
Died.
From the Fort Collins fcoi) Couricr.)
A. 1Snrt rnllino Cularal, al t,,at,t,
Perfumes,

From the Fort Collins iCol) Couricrl
At Fort Collins, Colorado, ut twenty
minutes past six o'clock, Thursday
morning February 9th, 1879, Mrs.
Jane M. Stover, wife Of Hon. w. G..
Slower, aged 81 years and 4 DAYS.
Jane NJ White was born In Mercer
Co, Penn, Feb. I'D, isls While but
an infant her parents moved to Ia-
Fayctte county, Wis. where her mother
still lives. In 1857, she In company
with two Of her brothers. came TO Col
orado and made her home in the town
of Burlington, on the ST. Vraiu. Feb.
10th, 1862 she was married TO w &.
St0ver. aud soon after became cit
i2pn Of Fort Collins, where she re-
sided until her death. In 1869, she
united with the NJ. j.. church, Of which
she hHs ever since remained n consiB-
tent member
seldom il ever has Il loss been more
deeply and personally felt than Is ex-
perienced by this community. Mrs.
StOYcr was a rare woman. Possessed
III keen discrimination, strong com
mon sense, and 4 warm generous
heart. size readily endeared herself To
al who knew her Suffering of any
kind WAS itself claim upon her that
VAS never denied. while with all her
heart SHE detested sham On cant. Her
church has lost a valued member. her
pastor Ini8sesa wise and valued friend
and counsellor. the poor and suffering
ef orr town quiet but generous
fiiend while 20 her husband and three
'lltlle ones her loss ii irreparabl.
words III friends cannot bring com.
fort 10 the hearts u the bereaved, we
ea1 ouly bear them upon our hearts
e Him who doeth al things well.
The funeral services 1T the NJ. f.
church we're conducted by kew. q. A..
Brooks, pastor Of tile church, assisted
by Rev. = Bryne, rector Of 81. I.uke's
church - Father Byrne making the
opening prayer--and. were attended
tire largest concoursc Of people that
ever assembled In Larimer county 10
pay their fnal respects TO the worth
Of fondly cherished friend.
''ThfB let our sorrows cease t. hoe,
God has feenIed his own
Bat let our hearts. IN every woe,
SAN pay. Thy will be- done
Mrs. Slower was sister Of Mrs.
Geo. Crawford.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-14

+. Allen, Jr.. stationery. &C
Lanyon \ Spensley, insurance
City Hall, 49,. ........., $50. % o.
y. Shillen, keeping pauper.... IS
His Honor. the Mayor, reported to
the council that he had allowed tenn
porary aid to Mrs. Roscrow to the
amount Of $1,000, since the last meet
ing Of the council: which on motion
of Alderman leuck was allowed, all
the aldermen present voting therefor.
On motion Of alderman JoucA tenn
p2laN aid to the amount Of $1,000
was allowed to Mrs. Tull all the al
dermm voting therefor.
Ills Honor the Mayor, made Il re-
port in writing Of his acts III regard
u borrowing from the state. tho sum
of Eighteen Thousand Dollars, to he
applied towards the settlement of GER
tain judgments against the city and in
fal u If +. Mariner, which said report
was on motion Of alderman Jeuck
rec wed, and the Clerk WAS directed
to spread the same upon the records
together with the exhibits, Said re-
port Il il the following words and
figures:
GlNII ENtEN or TnE COMMON CoCN-
en-. According 70 your instructions,
| went u Madison II the present Scs-
sion III the Legislature, introduced
and secured the passage 10y the LeSiS-
Ia'ue OF an net authorSing tho Com
njssienrrs OF Pablo Lands to lean
$4,000 otthc trust funds Of the state
Il the c!ty oi Mineral Point. The act
is chapter Of the laws OF 1879, APP
proved January S0th. 1879. At the
same time the town OF Mineral Point
secured the passage of 4 similar act
authorizing it to borrow $4,000 from
the trust funds The tive amounts
together are sufficient to settle Mar
uer's judgments. On the Sd of Feb
ruar4 ! went TO Madison fot tho pur-
pose of closing The matter with Mar
liner. Bu, the State Treasurer would
ro' my thcmoney 70 Mariner nntilhe
satisfied the judgments aua Mariner
would not satisfy judgments until he
got Che money and rs heWa4 charging
interest at : per ct, ! telcgraphcd the
City clerk 10 comet to Milwaukee, with
the city seal to close The matterup At
once and save interest which Ne did.
We issued the certificates a. tho
Commissioners of Puhlic Lands, NUM-
bcred from | 70 10 inclusive for the
following amounts, Of ALL 81 which
duplicates are on liicinthp city clerks
office;
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-14
House DeSi Dyed by Fire.

The dwelling house Of Mr.. lohn
Bartlc, situated about two miles north
of the city, was DESTROYED 10y fire on
Wednesday. All the household goods
were destroyed. Tie total loss is eS-
timated at about twelve hundred dol
lars. Insurance five hundred. The
cause of the fire is unknown.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-14

ct. payable annn liy,
The city has the privilege Of paying
before the installmentS come due, if it
chooses,
fo get the money out of the treas
urN, ! had TO receipt for the whole
amount us Mayor Of the city ana at
torney for the town of Mineral Point;
and in return | took a receipt in du-
plIcate from Mr.. Mariner for the
amount paid; one Of the receipts is
hereto attached. marked exhibit "a /"
The total amount paid 10y the town
and city in settlement OF Mariners
Judgment was S29,525, being at the
rate Of - yer centof the amount due.
There was still coming ont of the loan
of $1,000, the sum of S475, of which
$l9i.l0 belonged to the town of Min
eral Point. which paid 70 its treas
urer and have his receipt therefor,
which is hereto attached, marked cx-
hibit "B."
The balance, S2S390, paid TO the
City Treasurer and have his receipt
therefor, which is hereto attached,
marked exhibit &c"
! personally saw the Judgment in
the Western Dis rict, mentioned in
said act. satisfied; and have the Ger.
tifcate of the Clerk OF tho Eastern
District that the judgment rendered
in that court mentioned in said act,
Vas satisfied February 10Th. 1870; said
certificate hereto attached marked eX-
hibit I'D"
The Judgment in the Western Dis
tliet was based upon bonds certified
10 rs thu the town CLERK Of tile town
OF Mineral Point, April 10th, 1856, for
$500, each numbered from l0t to 40
both inclusive; cath bearing coupons
from 70 70 80, both inclusive.
Tie Judgment III he Eastern Dis.
trict was based on the following de-
scribed coupons. to-wit:
Coupons due Oct LIST, 1861; April
lst, 1865; Oct. lsi, 1865; April At,
1859, and October 18th, 1869, upon tile
following bonds Of the town Of Min
eral Point, to-wit. Nos. %, %, %, n,
D., u, rs, %, "a, 1T, 42, AZ, 4i. 81, 40, II,
rs. a, 81, 81. "A. 55, ~, I'll, SIS. 81. W, Gi,
g., 81. 81 and Is.
On examining the records Of The
United States Court at Madison, /
found there WIS i Judgment for si2.-
2ss recovered 23th February. is18.
iu favor of Frederic n Keep. wlich
had not been satisfied of record hut
~ searching Tie records of onr city
cielks Office. | found i satisfaction
piece dated III 1873. which by some
omission had not been presented to
tire clerk Of the L. :. Court. | sent
this u the clerk Of the United States
Court. and haye his letter stating that
the Judgment has been satisfied of
record March, 18th, 1879. Letter here
70 attached, marked exhibit "E." So
that the only judgment outstanding
ne 1inst the town and city, ID one Ia
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-14
Local Items.

Frost is out in many places and the
roads are drying up.
James Brien has quit business hare
He left for other parts on Monday.
We have been kept on the rush doing
job work for the past few weeks.
The best local paper that comes our
way is the Green County Reformer
Montfort will have railroad IL
about three weeks,
Subject Of the discourse next sun
day evening, "Tlc evils of Card Play
ing
School Superintendent Jones IS
holding examinations throughout the
county.
The Irish residents of Galena cele-
brate St Patrick's Day with street
parade, an Grafton and ball in the
evening.
DR.. &. j. Coykendall died of quick
consumption early last Saturday
morning. His body was taken to Ra-
cine to be buried.
Parties who have the Leadyillc fever
are respectfully requested to read the
article headed Back from Lead9ille,'
to found in another column
In a card III another column Mrs.
Collins announces mat sho Will open
out new stock of millinery goods at
her old stand sometime next month.
Large numbers of wild ducks are
reported on the Pecatonica. Chas.
Parmele bagged a half-do2en on Mon
day.
The County Board was i'll session at
Dodgeville ON Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday and transacted consid-
cradle business.
The story of a returned miner from
Leadvillle, Colorado. which we pub
lish on the first page is well worth 4
perusal by all whose eyes long for 4
sight of that new Eldorado Of the
West.
n,,,a !, u, ,lo,,or. II
~ " = 49, a.. e.aa,, ~ w;u ron,o,e
to Graders block, in about two weeks.
Tho Gro room, has been newly paint
ed reshelyed. and otherwise fitted UP.
Mcssrs. Joseph Hughes, Griffith
Gri0iths and James Williams haze
strnck rich lode of lead on the farm
&c Iosanh Roberts In the Welsh set
t,omont ahout tan miles southwest
- M oitv II Il reported fiat they
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-14

favor Of s. Is, Chittcnden for SlsTS66,
recorded january sd, 1873 | am me-
gotisting with Mr.. Chitteden TO settle
this at ~ per cent on tie dollar. and
hope to I've able to do 80 in a few days,
In which event we will have to pro-
vide means 10 pay it,
All of which is respectfully sub
mitted.
CALVERT SrENSLEY, Mayor.
Dated March 9th. 1879.
On motion Of Alderman Jouck an
order was drawn in favorof n. Smith,
Treasurer, for the sum Of $1,000 being
that amount advanced to the City
Clerk for his expenses to Milwaukee
70 settle the Mariner judgments, all
the aldermen present voting therefor.
The committee on finance to whom
waS referred the account of Strong \
Macarthur, reported tho same back
without Recommendation His Honor
the Mayor, presented his account for
expenses TO Milwaukee and Madison
and FOR kilograms, amounting to SIS,
which ON motion of alderman Ansky
was allowed. all Of tho aldermen W.
ting therefor,
The Clerk was directed to call a
special election on Tuesday. the LIST
day Of April next 70 be held in the
CITY Hall for Cor tho purpose or elect.
ing I'M alderman ror the ID ward, In
the place OF Alderman James, whose
Office has become vacant Ivy his rc
moNal from The said ward.
On motion of Alderman lcuck. the
council adjourned.
CALVERT SrLNSLEy, Mayor.
ATTEST John L, rRNMEl., Clerk,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-14


NEW MCSlc.-Of all new songs
nov flooding the country none are so
popular as those composed by win l..
Thompson, He has just issued Il
beautiful new song and chorus, cnti-
tlc3 " MY Grandpa'S Advice" 1t is
thought Ia be even prettier than this
authors famous song, Gathering
shells" II YOU want The latest and
pfeulrst song Of the day order" My
Gundpa'S Adyice," 10y win l.. Thorn.
son. Any music dealer will mail it
to You for - cents. Published by w.
T. Thompson y Co, East Liverpool,
Ohio.
Go 10 yaar druggist and enquire
ttou, pr, Marshall's Lung Syrup. It
Is the best remedy known for break
illg MP coughs and colds Of long stand
fng, Price only - cents.
STRICTLY PuRE-lt is we'll known
that while nr Prices cream baking
powder has been made for many years
without reducing it, standard OF per-
feet purity. there is not another
baking powder in the market that can
stand the test for purity. Chemists
and physicians use Dr. Prices cream
baking powders in their own families.
Bishop 81 Nancolas' display Of fur.
niture in their new store room is
very iinc. Ii you want to get any
thing nice i'm the furniture line, be
sure and call on lIishon& Nancolas.
IT Is a FACT.--It is Il fact that DR..
Prices special tlavoring extracts of
Lennon. Vanilla, Orange, Rose, Nee
t;.rinc, Almond, etc, are the finest
tlavors for cakes, puddings, ices,
creams and pastry, that can be made.l
Why suffer with such dreadful
cough and cold. For % cents you can
purchase OF your druggist bottle OF
DR.. Marshall's lung Syrup and your
cure is certain.
QUITE As SENsITIvE.--The sense Of
smell of the American people is quito
rs sensitive Us those Of any other
country-and certainly, when this fac
ulty is tutored, perfumes may be made
in America rs excellent rs those
which come from abroad. Judges OF
fine oders credit DR.. Price with nice
taste in the compromising Of Unique
Perfumes.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-14
Time Tables.
O., NJ. & st. Paul r. r.
Illinois Central r. r.

The only route running through cars betW cen
Warren and Chicago. The only route TO -.
Louis, Cairo, ana the south and 70
DUBUQUE, Sioux City. Omaha and west,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-14
pLATTEvILLE DIVISION.
THE DEMOCRAT.

Mineral Point, Friday, March 4, $50.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-14
Attest, ions 7. fRANG Clerk.
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A special meeting 81 the Common
COUNSEL VAS this day held pursuant
to 4 call Of the Mayor,
Present, Ills Honor. Calvert spcns-
icg, Naior, presiding alderman An-
siey, Jekius. Jeuek and james Ab-
sent, alderman Ferris aud Gilman.
The proceedings d thc last d citing
were read and approved.
The following accounts we're pre-
scented, audited and allowed, al the
aldermen yresent voting therefor
a Macarthur, repairs on City
Hall ehimueys,. ~ III
Alex. Moeller. ianitor .. 10 30
II. connaughton. constable fees, 60
James Dunn, police. 70 90
II. III. smith. atty fees CITY vs..
Phillips . u "