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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-19
The World For 1880.

Democrats everywhere should inform them.
selves carefully allk o Oi the action of their par.
~ thOnghont the country aud OF the move
ments OriheiI Republican opp0nents. fail
uIe ~ do 'this in 1870 contributed greatly to
the loss ofthe Democracy of the fruits Of the
victory fairly won n; the polls
he year 1890 promires to he one of the most
Interesting and important years oi this crowd
cd and eventual century Ia VIII witness
Presidential election which may result IN re.es-
tnbllrhk, the Government of this country on
the the principles ol lir constitutional found
err, or In permanently changing the relation of
the States 10 the Federal power. No intelli-
gent man can regaru such AZ election with IN
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INV his tick ct via some one Of this G. mpohy :
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IL uI Its connection ,,
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{ No road offers equal facilities in nnmber
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General Manager, Chicago. Ills. XIII IS
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-19
q for clainis growing out of the late

q for Claims growing out of the late
"war." This is natural enough.
Such q statement will show that
while the Republicans were in
power in Congress Southern claims
were paid by millions and tens Of
millions, but that the instant the
Confederate brigadiers" and the
solid South" assumed control of
the National Legislature, a stop was
put to the depletion'in this way of
the Treasury. And showing this,
under the hand and seal Of Secre-
tary Sherman, it will appeal to
Republican editors and orators with
the force Of Captain Williams club.
The complaint of some of our Re
publican friends, however, that
!" the Democrats evidently wish the
+" Treasury officers to prepare for
I" them u document for stamping
purposes" is not reasonable. Have
rot Mr.. Shcrman's and Mr.. Schurz's
departments been preparing docu-
ments for Republican stamping
purposes all the year?-New York
World.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-19
Land For Sale.

offer for sale the following
described real estate, situated
in the county of Grant, State
OF Wisconsin about four miles
West of Highland, and more
particularly described, to-wit:
The south west quarter of the
north west quarter Of section
number twenty-four, (24) Of
township number seven, ~
north Of range number one (D,
west of the fourth principal
meridian. Said tract is all
with timber and can be improy-
ed SO as TO render every part
thereof useful Tor agricultural
purposes. Said real estate is
adjoining the farms Of Sullivan
and Corners Terms Cash.
Apply to B. Ternes attorney
at law, at Highland, Iowa
county Wis, or to the owner,
residing in the same village.
- 4w JULIA f. MCCORMICK.
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third, "no." To the fourth, "yes."
The case was very ably argued
on both sides, and the verdict is
one that will carry great weight
with it.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-19
THE
Chicago & North western
RAILWAY

RAILWAY
Is the Oldest. Best Constructed, Best Equipped
and hence the
MOST RELIA BE RAILWAY CORPORATION
OF the Great Vest.
1t lie to-day ard will long remain the
LEADING RAILWAY OF THE WEST AND
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-19

The Republican Senators opposed
resolutely, though in vain, Mr..
Davls's motion for II tabulated
statement showing by States the
total amount paid for each fiscal
. year from 1896 To 1879, inclusive,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-19
A. Man Mad at his Wife.
Ieck,s Sun.


hnne to his meals. and the 9th
er day mis- wife went up to his
Office TO get six dollars to pay
for some shoes and he told his
clerk to pay her off and let her
go. He CRATES his teeth when
he goes home nights, and comes
out Of the house every morning
swearing. She came a joke on
him, that was all. He has for
years been telling her that he
was cure he had got heart dis
ease, and that he should go off
suddenly some time in the
night. She had got sick Of
hearing such talk, after hearing
it thirteen years, when she
knew lla was as healthy as a
yearling. Why, he didn't even
know where his heart was, and
couldn't point out the location
Of any portion Of his internal
i'm provements. But he kept
talking about death every lit
tie while, and she said she
would break up that game as
soon as she could think OF any
way to do so. A spell ago she
bought she bought one of these
India rubber water bag, for
Keeping hot water at the feet,
instead of using bottles. 1t
would hold about three quarts,
and her husband did't know
anything about it. One night
after she had had the water
bag ito her feet a couple OF
hours, until they were abont
as'wanm as II piece of zinc, and
her husband was snoring away
by .nate, she thought what a
good joke 1t would be to put It
ON his stomach and wake him
up. She burst right out laugh
ing, ut midnight, thinking OF
it. So she took up the rubber
bag ofrhot water and placed it
on hise:onach. The bag was
about as big as q cows liver,
and aoSat AZ warm as a shin.
gle on .on n boy. 1t hadn't
been ON his chest and other
haggage,over two minutes be-
fore hc,alowly opened his eyes.
She stuffed the upper works
OF her night gown In her mouth
TO keep from laughing. He
raised up alis head and said,
Harriet, my end has come"
(which END. Josiah Z" said
she, as she rolled over, "your
head or yonr feetl" and then
she put n pillow in her mouth,
and reached over to him and
thenozxle that holds
the water in the bag.
81 am dying, Egypt, dying"
said he. my heart is enlarg-
ed to three times its natural
size, and O, Il am bleeding to
death" She had opened the
nozzle, aud the three quarts of
hot water was po9ring over
him, saturating him from head
20 heels. SHE had not meant
o let out more than half Il pint
If water on him, aud when IL.
rot to running she couldn't
stop it. SO she got out Of bed
md told him to save himself.
lie attempted to stop the flow
VI blood, and she struck q light
md asked him il his life pre-
server had not sprung n leak,
md then lie looked at the rub
Der bag, and went aud run him
self through clothes wringer,
md he slept on a lounge thel
iest Of the night, and he says |
iis wife is the meanest women
has ever drawed the breath Of
lie. She tells her friends that
Josiah has been miraculously
'ured OF heart disease.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-19
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THR QOURT6.


To-day, Angeletta Allen. profanity; $. Thos
buckingham, loud and boisterous; S.. Aleck
Hine was sent down for vagrancy. Stewart
Lewis, vagrancy; sent down for thirty days.
Douglass Gibson and George Taylor, larceny OF
$l3 In money from Catherine Proctor; thirty
Gays In jail each. Joseph Tourney and Henry
BROOKS, larceny OF clothing from Robt. Shuttle;
property returned to owner and the prisoners
discharged. Kate White, assault on Matthew
was in the station for being drunk, and Law
son was letting the prisoners out OF the cells,
when she struck him with plate. Kat9 de-
med that she struck him; S. or thirty days.
Mace Lee, petit larceny; second offence: grand
Jury. KEEPER KnOwltOn assault on John o.
Jones, was fined, but the case was subsequently
reopened, when Knowltons sister-in-law {NrS.
Ireland testified that Jones had insulted her.
and that knowlton fnterferred to prevent 10 les
entering her room; fined So Michael Tan
hady, larceny OF blanket valued at 81; $40 or
thirty days. Samuel Johnson and ChaS. Muir
ply, assault on Francis L. Rickert. Murphy
was discharged and Johnson fined 81. William
Honesty, assault on Martha Myers, who teSti-
fled that after the chicken fuss Honesty came
TO Ler house and seized her, tearing her dress.
aid Honesty denied that he struck her. The
an unlicensed dog; $2-appeal noted. The case
case OF Henry Frfdley, OF Georgetown, charged
with keeping a policy shop in that city, was
continued, the witnesses, some eight in num-
Der, being recognized for their appearance for
hearing Tuesday morning.
BLACK CAsHMEREs all wool, so, IS, 60 90, Is,
Courtauld's English crepe wells and yelling;
BLACK alpacas, double width, 12., Is, IS, 25 up.
full stock of mourning dress fabrics Just re-
ce1Ved at TOWSOn'S, 636 Pa. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-08

Street lamps viii be lighted at 600 p. m, and
extinguished at $40 p. IN.
Elizabeth Madison, who was badly Durned
Thursday night by the explosion OF a coal vi
lamp, died of her Injuries this morning.
The WOman'S Christian temperance tniOlis
viii meet in convention in the lecture T0olil VI
Wesley Chapel next Tuesday morning See az.
Mr.. John f. PTigg- OF the dollar store, mas
made an assignment, for the dement, Oh MS CRED
ftorS, to Frederick g. ThOrnburg.
The Il. Il o. X. X. have removed their down
town Office tC 619 Pennsylvania avenue.
Archbishop Gibbons, at the request OF the
Catholics OF UniODtOwn for the building OF a
church in that locality, as a preliminary step
appointed the Rev. StaniSlauS Ryan pastor OF
the new charge. The archbishop has since come
to the conclusion TO defer the building OF a
near the eastern terminus of East Capitol street.
DIR. Peabody, OF Harvard University, will de-
liver tomorrow, at All Souls church, the fourth
series Of discouTSeS.
The great sale OF books and stationery at
CraDdellS. On 18th street. commencing Monday.
offers a fine chance to purchasers to procure
excellent articles at a low price. See adyt.
Detectives McDeVitt and NOSS this morning
arrested a cOlOrcd man named Frank Barnes.
suspected or being concerned in the recent
house breakiDgS. and found i'm his possession
seine silver tea spoons, on which are engraved
"a. ID. Baldwin" He is locked uD for a hearing.
About one o'clock this morning thieves broke
in large plate glass window In Brooks New
York shoe store, Market Space. between Sth
and 9th streets. and stole some shoes and eS-
capped without arrest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-08
GEORGETOWN.

SHOT IN THE ACT OF STEALING CO.L.-Last
night, between and o'clock, cOlOred waLch-
man at Maytield d Heistons coal yard. on
Green street and the canal, named Perry
Barnes, caught cOlOred man named Henry
Davis canal-bOatman, in the act of stealing
coal. He ran for the thief. who Immediately
took to his heels. The Waterman fired his qua
over the head OF the thief. and, finding that ne
did hot stop, fired his pistol twice, one shot
taking effect in the foot OF the fugitive. who did
not STOP but continued to run, climbed the
fence and escaped. Officer Brown discovered
soon afterwards some cOlOred men inquirng for
doctor, and upon questioning them found out
that man had been Shot. Upon being found
ard questioned he told the officer he had been
shot by white man While quietly standing on
the corner OF Congress and Bridge streets. This
story was soon found to be bogus. and the man,
thinking he was about to die, acknowled 5ed the
truth-Ihat he had been stealing COAL as above
stated. Barnes was arrested at 1876 last night
The wounded man was found in Duck lane on
Market street, between Bridge street and the
canal DE-, kleinSchmdt was called in, and
pr0bed Tor but did not succeed in getting the
ball. Dr. Kelly. the physician TO the poor who
IS now attending the man. gives il as his Opin-
ion that lie viii soon recover no vital part
being affected. In the Police Court this morn
Ing. MIR. Taggart, counsel for Barnes, asked
that he be admitted 10 bail in a reasonable sum-
as he had 1t from the policemen that Davis was
not shot in a vital part. The court declined to
fix the bal without competent medical opin-
ion, and postponed action in the mltter until
Monday next. Barnes was committed.
DtAH.-hrS. Charle5 j. Lanilan. the mother
OF the Well-knOWn author and citizen of this
place, Mr.. Charles Lanman, died "Wednesday at
her home in Newark, n j., aged IS years
PUBLIC TEMPERANCE meeting at Society
Hall tomorrow Sunday afternoon. See adj
PUMP DOCTOR WANTED-Ed. Star: The pumps
on I'd street have supplied no water for many
weeks. Repeated notice OF this fact has beea
given to the supposed proper parties, but with
out the desired effect. A community suffering
great inconvenience for the want of water for
drinking ana the ordinary domestic uses asks
for brief space in THE STAR for this appeal.
hoping ii Will have It's effect. AQUA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-08

garding the discrimination In all freight rates
by the Pennsylvania railroad in favor O. the
standard OIL Company and kindred inte eStS
was continued yesterday. John Taylor, G ,uer-
al freight agent OF the I.ehigh Valley railroad
ard John b. Archibald, president of the Acme
OH Company, testified to the effect that the
railroad rates for transportation and the re
bates were arranged only with reference ID the
competition between the railroads, which was
very active.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-08

Late Issues
AZ. Macleod OF Dare, by VIM Black. ......... 10
461. Edna, by Mrs. Henry Wood. ...2 20
465. Monsieur Jecoq, by Emile Gabovlan, LIST
4e4 Gerald Fitzgerald, by Charles Lever. -
46l. The Arabian Nights, part II. 10
49, 49, the the boeoas Me NJ
45S. Nancy, by Rhoda Broughton. ..2 20
451. The Last of the Ruthvens, by Miss Muloch 10
49, John Halifax, Gentleman. by Miss Muloch
CLEAR, bold, handsome type). ...........2 90
p John Halifax, Gentleman smaller type>. 10
49, Paul Faber. Surgeon. by Geo. Macdonald 20
454 Little Barefoot, by Berthold Auerback 10
453 The Princess of the Moor, by E. Marlett 30
49, An Odd Couple, by Mrs. Oliphant 10
451. Lady Silverdale'S Sweetheart. VIM. Black 10
$50. Water Gipsies, by L. T. Meade ........ 10
449. More Bitter than Death ..lO
AS. On Horseback through Asia Minor, by
Capt Fred Burnaby ..............'....2o
AL. Filthy Lucre, by Albany de Fonblanque 10
f46. When the Ship Comes Home, Besant and
AS. The Baby, by author OF Phyllis, Molly
BaWn, &C: also, Michael Gargrave's
Harvest, by Mrs. j. II. Riddell, both in
A. A Letter on Corpulence, by am Banting. 10
443. P0meloJ Abbey, new novel;, by Mrs. II.
442 The Notarys Daughter byIady Fullerton 10
Al. Twas in Trafalgar'S Bay. Besant and Rice 10
40. The Sorrow of Secret, by Mary 9
Hay; also, Lady CarmichaeIs VIII (both
IA A Captain at Is by jules Verne. lst hair 10
Az a Captain at Is, by Jules Verne. ID half 10
For sale by newSdeaierS at above prices or
SENT postpaid. on receipt OF ~ cents for 10 cent
numbers. and % cents for ~ cent numbers by
George Munro, Il to q Nandewater street, New
York.
'loU MAY BREAK, you may shatter the vase if
you will,
But the scent of the roses will cling round it
STILL"
was written in a spirit prophetic OF J.& At
kinson's Ertract Of White Roses.
SKINNY MEN and women are not admired.
Ladies' and gents lacking flesh. vivacity, cleo
trio force: vital, brain or nerve force; men in
1ured by mental strain, physical excuses. abuse
&c: aged persons to retain former yigor: ali
suffering from nervous prostration should use
Wells Health Renewer." Remarkable in pre-
serving youthful condition. Greatest remedy
on earth for impotence, leanneSS, sexual debi-
ty, premature decline, &c. 81 at druggists. De-
pot 5S Barclay St, n Y, and for Washington
at $50 Pennsylvania avenue. 1,S,mws,1
soao's Soothing Syrup has been used for children
1t corrects acfdity OF the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery and
diarrh9a, whether arising from teethng OF
other causes. An Old and wel!-tred remedy.
rs cents bottle.
To LADIES AND COMMUNICATIVE wish Co call
attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Securing and
Dyetng Establishment, No. 900 street, near
eth street. By promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether OF American or Euro
pean Invention, he is enabled to do his work In
manner not to be equalled by those not pos
for Sc. N. B.-Lace curtains cleaned from 81
up to 81 80 window. Wool blankets from 81
cents to 81 pair. by cleaning number q re-
ducton In price. Specialty-Ladies party
cleaned without doing the whole garment: Is
years experience.
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LOCAL NEWS.


Roseau'S benefit
Thedter Conaigue.-'The Sixteen Branettes,"
and other attractions.
Franklin HaH-ComplImentary testimonial
to Prof. Randolph Rowe.
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HR II. the Prince of Wales has bought all
the "BOLLINGER" OF the 1865 Vintage as 1.-THE
finest wine that could be obtained"
DuRANG's RHEUMATIC REMEpy, the .res, anu
only destroyer of rheumatism, Is perfectly free
from poison. Sold by all Druggists.
one dose OF Loditle's Headache Specific taken
at bed time, ensures good nights rest.
THROAT DISEASES often commence with a
cold, cough. or unusual eXertiOn OF the voice.
These incipient symptoms are allayed by the
use OF "BrOecn's Bronchial Troches," which il
the Throat. CSC. box s,w
IF foC WANT ANYTHING IN THE LINE OF Gas
Fixtures, Mantels, Latrobes, Furnaces, Ranges
ana Srates for promptnesS, moderation and
satisfaction, call upon
F. E. HAMILTON,
S11 D ST., Y. NJ. G. A. Building.
Jobbing a speciality. So
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WAsHrScroN n n Coh ,

U,.. =. :" hNHINuIUN, ID. @, FED. ;, lS,g
Edafor Stdr:-An unauthorized statement nav
ing appeared In morning paper in reference
10 !ne management OF the Mutual Fire ms. Go
OF this District, simply saw to All nartar 90
cerned that | think they might watt for the re-
FORT OF the committee of seven gentlemen. vino
are pOllcy holders, and who were appointed at
the annual meeting OF the goth ultfmo to the
adjourned meeting OF the 18th Instant at which
tlme they Will make their report, and not TO at
tempt thus to forestan public opinion.
SAMUEL NORlIFNT
PreS'I Nut Fire ms 90
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows: J.
{. and w. b. Mckelden to w: B. Bauff, north
half lot Q, so. $50; 500. F. A. Dick to Henry c
Lea. lot IS subs II, l and part G., and part o,
iot IL, So. Al $4,000. Thomas Adams TO Char
lotte bergman. lot +, sub. OF lot 6, So. ESQ., S25
5000. G. w. X. Matterson, trustee, to II. NJ
Morris, lot 5, So 2l9; s.. w. I'll. Barton ct al
TO Michael Nash, lot 4, So. $40; s35,.25. John