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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-24

Their Causes.
The Austin "RsveilIe," " one Of the bright
est, spiciest, and mott newsy paper in the
State moralizes Is follows over Eureka's
misfortune: ut is very often the fate Of
new camps, mining camps more especially,
which sometimes, like mushrooms, grow
mp in = night, 10 he destroyed, partially or
entirely by fire. Buildings are too often
put up without regard to their security
from fire. The aim and object seems 70
be to erect the edifice no matter how it is
done. This is all we'll enough, but in
every community there are some few who
are not as careful as they might be, and
others are sufferers too often from their
careIessness. For the third time the fire
fiend has become master in Eureka, and
thousands Of dollars WORTH Of property
have been destroyed. Not two months ago
the news flashed over the wiies that Reno
was in ashes, and last year Tpteare ra sur
rendered up . goodly portion lsfkr dwell
lings to the devouring elemeis. Ideques-
tion naturally arises how is ~ fat confa-
g~rations are Of such frequen, 10 currence
in mining towns? Too much carelessness
is probably often the cause. The popula-
ton is usually a changing one, and tho
makeup thereof is not always Of she choi-
cost kind, and in towns not incorporated,
where there are no precautions against
such cxigencies exacted, the direst neglec.
is often to be met with, which occasionally
results disastrously. Too much care can
not DO taken to avert . calamity like that
which overlook the people Of Eureka on
Saturday morning. Whatever mas be said
the towns DESTROYED seldom fail to rise.
Phnnixlike, from the charrtd remains
and start out afresh, too often to be
doomed 10 a similar fate. Take warning
and leave no precautions unattended to-.
Hitherto Austin has been very lucky, but
we know not neither the day nor the hour
wherein the monster cometh."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-24

The report that the New York store was
burned is not true. Farmer 4 Lesser have
resumed business and will sell goods in
every department at lower prices than
ever Their stock has beer rcarranged,
and they now show goods to better nd
vantage than ever.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-24

Tho caBce Is open on week days from 9
.,.,act A. N. to 4s3O r. ~, and from Q 70
: O'clock In the evening.
Hssistry and Money Order business closes 1t
r.iiro.d mails close At $50 ?. n.
ON SUNDAY
RI. ONCE Ia open from "a n. TO -.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-24

Messrs. Ford 4 Drake advertise their
new laundry establishment this morning,
which is extensive. There is no excuse
now for ~patronizing Chinese laundries.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-24

Bart Ashim's Miners and Mechanics Trade
Depot is the cheapest and reliable store in
town, and dom you forget 1t.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-24
The Fire Ftend.

The rsvsges Of the fire hend. the water fend.
or any other fieAd, can't keep Bart Ashim, Of
the M. and M. T, D., corner Of Main and Bate
man streets, from selling the best goods at the
lowest figures. Cost prices. cost: snly that, and
nothing more.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-24

Phenix risen from the ashes-Bart Ashim's
Miners aud Mechanics Trade Depot. corner of
Main and Bateman streets.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-24
TOWN


Another Hose Company Organised
-Eieetio" Of Chief
The Board OF Trustees met yesterday
afternoon, Aessrs. Turner and Campbell
being present.
Petitions from the Hook and Ladder
comn.,v xo;clarrocrar uosa NJ o.nd
n.,
nicniiond nose no. . were presented re-
questing that the election Of a Chief for
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Goods at cost At Bart Ashim's Miners and
Mechanics Trade Derus.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-24

weiis, Fargo 4 Ce.s Letter List.
The following letters were received 1t Wells.
ssrso 4 Co.'S Once last evening and not
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-24
ASK Yourself these Questions:

Are you a respondent sufferer from sick head
achs, habitual costiveness, paipitation of the
hearth Have YOU dizziness Of the head Is
your nervous system depressed? Does your
blood circulate badly ? Have you q cough, low
spirits, coming up of the food after eating. etc.,
etc., All Of these and much more are the di-
red results Of dyspepsia, liver complaint and
indigestion. Green's August Flower IN now
acknowledged by all druggists to be . positive
cure. 1--WE million four hundred thousand
bottles were given away in the United States,
through druggists. to the people ~ q trial.
derful quality in curing All forms Of indiges-
Non. Sample bottles, 10 cents. Regular size.
rs cents. Sold positively by all frst-ciass drug
gists in the United States.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-24

Bart Ashim's Miners and Mechanics Trade
Depot.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-24

MVm
xonxINa BOARD.
ss5 Ophir-26 26s10 26k
ago Mexican 3J4
125 Gould 4 Curry-6's 81
10 Best h Belcher--l6
1865 Caliiornis-Gh
15 Sayage-l0
1903 Con. Virginia 6 Cd 81
10 Chollar--5l
27O Hale 4 Norcross-11h liz
40 Yellow Jacket-15k 1874
1884 Imperial-l35c
rs Alpha-19k 10 19A
no Belcher-5k So
GO Confidence-l3z
s1O sierra Nevada-45 46 ASH 45% asa
so Utah-l4 14k
$40 Bullion-5
AS Exchequer-54 So
80 Oyerman-9sb ga
440 Justices 5000 $3.50
$50 Succ0r-45c
$50 Union-66 "
400 Alta-5,s 81
Gas Lady Bryan-75c Soc Toe
$40 Julia-3s5c
lis Calcdonia-l55c 1900
3i5 Silver Hill--l15c lace
$40 Chsllenge-2SOc
200 New York-G5c
$50 Kentnck--4k
$50 Phil. Sheridan-5c
100 Lady Washington-1
100 Ward-105c
255 Macksy-1k
800 Solid ~Silver-30c
100 n. view-5A 5
$50 Scorpion--23Sc
$50 B~enton-3I 1850
POS N. Bonanza--1% 140e
100 N. Con. yirginia-9 "a
$40 Leviathan---45c 4uc
COO Tr.jsn--iGe
200 Flowery-60c
EVENING BoAnp.
$50 Raymond 4 Ely-3t 370c
ITO Eureka Cvn.-144 l4x
800 Belmont--l0c
400 Leupard-lG0c
$50 Gila--35c
go N. Belle-7h
IS Grand Prize--3h
1880 Arsenta-165c 170c 160c
500 Endowment-25c
1900 Independence-3 29oc 1850
200 Day-55c
100 Hambury--50c
200 Hillsidc-2
$40 Bechtel-95c soc l
80 McCinton
Iso diosa.lI i.uc
t0 hed Ciond-.-foc
$50 Paradise LIZ
$50 Aibion-e5c 90c Doc
oOO rourth OF Jniy--ooc
i1Ie bodic--v % ~
SSu summit zioc zuoc1
- nuiwer-ss 90
w Aurors--.oc
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-24
c HARTER TUNNEL
Mining Company
Location Of Mines
Capital Stock, $4,000, 900;
100. 900 Shares, : Far Value. 500 Each

1HIs PROPERTY rs CENTRALLY SITUATED. WITH REFERENcE TO h BPS Roa
cnonaI IueIsg mines R n me pnt nn sd y Mns about 1000 tsts south Of the celebrated Ruxla
the south and west lie the Edorado, etAmoras Md many other probable mines
The main Tunnel enters from the northwest He lowest prcuublep oinN. and wiz pfNra
ISL adSams mot only the Companys " mines. but ndnuou and one of TIL richest
mna snsy sso sd s saS~aan ~ dsrm q no no f l than than ni % feet below the surface. nv actual on
The advsntases fr Investing in tsc nteprse are:
I'M Company. md the SMALL amount Of csrihl now required to devaep hMe Miner 81
more than$ 50MOhs been mostl uhcouhye responded.
sEooND.Ihe early location Of the claims ESQ 5D. at ii M whn nstcas mines
could e relocated, secured to the Company ftlesw which, have never been questioned, and III
present assurance tbs deep WORKINGS tcme 400 feet or mNj in he nearcs Or he sm.
oundng nanes that with epth the ore deposits Headnyi mpppveh both in extent M ount.
THIRD-one Of these mines, the .Neede" on which 4 contract for = loofoot shas
is nov win progress. is N conhnueu and eguluiy widminel edaef uudaiineo rof IA hA
stnsdeev ever found in, this District aaayng from 80 To- sI97 per ton in qasnuus xhch
already more than yu the expense Of sinking.
FouRTH-Tse main Tunnel ii now bout SEVEN HUNDRED feet in iman. .a n ct pre-
of ore. 1 ~-
FIFTH-Ths pr@snt very low price Of nss stock, AM Tits dngv virtually and RuL mas.
as nearly of the entire property hs bn set aside for WORKING
capital Eight thousand shares Of Msh have been sold to pruesI hmg in Eureka
pecton. ~~s fMT-s -
- small amount of this stock may still he purchased at sloo per- share sppyinx
at the art TunEe 4 Mining Counpanys oHMs oby Undressing
cHAS. DEHMAN. 1888
70 Bx3 7 EuxhM Nevada 81
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-24

While Charley Graham and some friends
were walking along Main street ut a late
hour the ether evening. soma scamp raised
q cry Of Sire" 1t naturally created some
excitement, and when Charley found thai
the man was simply ''joshing," be pro-
ceeded to give him . irst-class lecture on
the evils likely to arise from such proceed
ings. "And who the devil are You 2" was
the i~nsolent inquiry. I'm q patent ex-
tinguisher, replied the irritated Charley,
s'and, damn you, I'll commence operations
now Add as I'd By giving iho chap
such a ~drubbing as will not soon be for
gotten.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-24

If you have . fine or complicated watch or
clock, . music box. an singing bird.
or any other delicate and intricate piece of
mechanism needing repairs. go to
EDW WILHELM,
Chronometer, watch and clcckmaker one door
north of Meyers 4 Franklin, Main street.
All work warranted to give perfect ~satisfac-
ton or positively no charge. %
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-24

The "Gold Hill News, z In referring to
the item going the rounds Of the press
concerning the deepest mines in the world,
says: ssThe Adelbert mine. probably, is the
deepest in the world. but the Belcher Ia
the deepest on the Comstook, and has been
for several months past. 1t il between
two and three hundred feet deeper than
either the Yellow Jacket or the Imperial,
and over four hundred feet deeper than
the Savage, taking any surface datum line
AZ the standard, or measuring from the
top Of the shaft, which il the basis Of the
measurements W give"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-24

DIR. I. B.

DMY8ICIAN AMI SURGEON.
Once over Dunkels store. corner OF Main
md cisrh streets. Professional calls received
at any hour.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-24
fieehe, .salallse ana Enreka I.ine.

ny the Tybo stage Lilac.
ARxIvALs.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-24

The petition was granted. ulaced on file,
and the company organized under tho
name designated. Messrs. D. +. Bailey,
Lambert Molinelli. and l. J. Wilson were
appointed q committee to secure the neces-
sary apparatus. hose house. etc.
Fred Germans bill for $50 was allowed
after which the Board adjourned until one
o'clock TO-DAY.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-24

Departures Yesterday.
Rice W q Craiyhasd
Frank Gloes Mrs Joanres
Captain Dimon Ryan
Thos O'Donald WIN Gili.an
Mrs Sabins Al Badt
Mr. Edof
Arrivals Inst Night.
y " n Geo Thachsr
y Staples WI Landers
~ Ccfrsn Ell A Mitchell
NP Tho.uas Albert A snyder
Ii CLARK Ixske
= hs.nsit,sn Melon Gughun
oeo 4 Hoiltsssr D1.iss wattles
Mrs. BAKER sste I: Gibson
John Curry Pea1r Js1nox
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-07-11
lienm forg l'celS's SUI.


4 Chicago man Wnel O'I1ary
bas been arfeUj by his ga ior
not marrying her iIe claims thot
he wa noi m tho picnic
Il look IS tdoI the depus5
nar aais wen ea1 u be thrown
bait y a H
appropriation a 81 ,laf bekaif
Vel. Il couldn't cur at q better
timc ~ tle Y nea We nog
just beginning la .has ing aud
harvesting Td & aigaYs wol,
ifa man waa
One Of The gipsy fortune telles,
out Ill Nalnorth county, told Il
woman fortune and dmng the
recital she aid, Yanr tuaband
loves another at tfis e,g no.
meut ~ ~ III tbo mWy ofa rel-
healed women, with diamond
ring aud 4 AZ his point the wife
knocked lie gipsy doyn With 4
clothes pounder jniupe VI her,
and When the s.isy gov out and
went oger The fence, d piece of
grind tone struck TIE tep b0ani
just a. She slid oli. II turned ost
that The woman- husband Sas
killed during tie war, and the
gipy couldn't stuii hone II thal
red d-headed dus tfifH dswn the
bercagcd woman
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-07-11
democratic rioc'rluc.

In closing his Fourth Of July aro.
ton ut Lake Walden Massachusetts,,
Henry Ward Beechcr said:
= mold that There ought 10 be, III
order 10 maintain Che national
spirit, a greater interchange, il il
were possible, q mon nom different
sections with each other II is not
so necessary ~ between the west
ard the cast, because western people,
lor tha most part, me emigrants
from the east But the lmtrayeled
southern people know nothing
about Che north They understand
about All much Of the northern civ
ili2atim. sentiment and feeling rs
wedo ofthe southern [Iaughter ]
Another thing wc need is trained
politicians Wo want to send men
e. congress whn viii not represent
one state merely, but who, from the
academy and the college, have
studied the pcculiaritics Of each
state, ~ that legislation shall be
national moi sectional and partisan
as II il Of necessity now to a very
great degree and II viii sayc Il
world of corruption, for we now get
national legislation By log.rolling
isag ne to de ff Michigan
something II Mobile gets something
done. nj othor words the rude oi
selfish iH Hicnt is that by Which
we get our legislation
FIJI cIosli Mr.. i.eachcr spoke
briefly On the silver and natiop6i
finance Ya aons lla deprecated
any legislation which gave q iluau-
ating steadard of value wholly 81
account Of its bal effect upon the
moralty vi iho coanry On tho
oaher poat IA obleefc! u tlie hsue
ii government notes because II was
contrary u the American principle,
u4d fgstt od le European idea oi a
parental government. Why should
tlo goycfmnent 50 into finance aul
0king Why then, not " into
ti.a lslo lasine, lai.o potatoes,
ap aa ag nlttral warehouse, and
manufacture machinory2 Til
would alI ~ ontrary u Tie Amor.
icAn principle which was that tie
ps9 9 Nj alisiHAolyes, and
tie government eSisted merely 70
pfe aybody from hindering
.then Inss Iuus le.s legislation.
u politics litsle leys city u
II sit3oa ali 4 It'll more ofold
Washington himself was whm the
eola y Rane'l.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-07-11
State Fairs for 1879.

Wisoonsin-At Madison, Scptem-
Der, SIP, George Il. Bryant secn-
tary Madison,
lllinois-At Springfield, Septem-
Der % 70 October {,
Ohio-At Columbus, Aug, $3.50,
Indiana--At indianapolis, Sep.
tembor % to October 1.
lowa--At Des Moines, Septem,
ber l-5.
Nebnska-M Lincoln, Septcm,
Der SIP
Miehigan--M Detroit, Septem,
Der 15-l9,
Minnesota--At Stpaul, Septem.
Der l-6.
Chicago Exposition AT Chicago
September 8 to October Is.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-07-11
Democratic Candidate for Gov.
ernar,
Fond dn lac Journal

~ ~ htllN tllt dNlll1NIWtS " NtlN
state were beginning TO bring to the
front available candidates for places
ON their state ticket, So much viii
depend upon these, 50 essential is
il that they shall be thoroughly
competent for the positions to
which they may be named, honest
beyond suspicion, and true repre-
senatives of the timo.honored prin-
eiples upon which the democratic
party is based, that the character
and claims of each should be care
fully considered before the eonven-
tion meets, and no one permitted
to come before il who cannot stand
the test of the severost scrutiny,
With u ticket made UP Of our
best men, standing ON a platform
that enunciates pure democratic
doctrine, giving forth 'no uncertain
sound" in its application to exist
ing issues, there is every proMbil-
| ity that we shall sweep the state
next tall, despite the opposition Of
the monopoly party ON one hand,
and the communists Of the green
buck organization on the other 10
begin with the head Of The ticket
Many ar 1T the opinion that Hon,
Gabriel Bauct would 6ll that place
uuoxcoptionahlS MIR Bouck is 4
man whose services have entitled
10 amy him honor iii tho gitt of The
people 81 Wisconsin, whose public
life il singulmy treo from amy taint
Of dishonor whose great ability
would make him M executive OF
whom the state might 10 proud.
| As IL candidate hu would hrhog TO
the ticket strensth that would
render it wcll.nigh inymcihla As
. soldier he detnded die nptlont
flag With uncalculating devotion
md haloie bravery as citizen his
public spirit ENERGY and sagacityi
have done much to deyelope the re.
sources 81 this section Of the state,
while his hanl md purse no eyer
ut the service # every charitable
and philantropic movement III MD
Of hia iellova,en II point " it-
mess and availability no better mons
ination could hc madci and il is
our canyictian chat nothing but his
declination u ne honor viii pre-,
vent Mr. Bouck fpm being tht
democratic candidate tnr governor
Of Wisconsin nest mll our owr
representative Gou ,bis district
Gen. Ed S. Btaag Il also named ii
connection with tha. office But
the people Of the tiith district AZ.
precate too highly lis important
services il coner % look with f.
vor On any movement that prom
sos 10 shorten d congressional Ga
repr that haa opened with suei
brilliant promise of usefulness
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-07-11
No. As.

Ann Ryan, a widow, lesiding
about Ave miles from Green Bay,
was found in piece Of woods ad-
joining her residence, murdered,
and an ax beside the body was
covered with blood, Her throat
was cut and there were gaShes all
around, II Is believed that she
was murdered during a NOW, II
this had occurred in Icxar we
should feel like abusing the people
of that state for being outlaws,
win the attorney general of this
state be kind enough to publish a
statement of the number Of murders
that have been committed in Wis
consin within the last two years,
He has no other duty to perform
as any one ever heard of, and he
might furnish statistics.
y Tho rcpubhcans will
nominate Smith, or Luamgton, or
Anson G, Allen, or Peter l1ogg on
some great statesman en Governor,
The people have got tired of states.
nen They want 4 business man.
They want u man who docs not
haze to 50 around milkilm before
election, and whoshakos hands and
il surprised at the evi,lenca of
prosperity ON overy hand They
want man who helped 10 make
the prosperity, aud who i not sur,
prised,' . They want n man who
has back bone, who has X mind Of
his own who is mot 4 tri sy ,l,eli.
tioian, q man who bus, vYilo he
has medo millions for hjMSlE. has
made hundreds Of millions lar the
state Of Wisconsin, They want i
man whowill turn the lil,l s0luryn
Ipuid tea governor over taa poor
fund, and who, il necessity coils for
II, viii put check form hundred
Thousand Mitilittp keep tlsa pnosi
from suffering They wNd Is NAM,
the bare montim Of who's, uune al
the east or in Europe win be
worth millions 10 tho state. 'fhey
want y man who does not haye To
be introduced They want man
Who lives somewhere, and does not
board around likoa couate school
Imnam They want u nfMn who
pays taxes, They want q man
whose name means business, solidi-
| ~, and who Il 4 monument, him
self, Of industry, and who makes
the wealth Of the world to pay At
tehtion. Such man i Al4xander
Mitchell
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-07-11
Eloha 1ntel.

hi.iIcHoLIs sHiLLyN. proprietor AiBefa Pohi
z II. llis Acnse las eeeatig 5can eAlagsca aia
retitfra ihoagluaf. ar8 & f'a8 8uepf ste very
neri hQtais 1n Southwest n isGauEiD. TIE anila+
J ng Z nov nearly twice fs former size ana =
s@pa0ic " aceanlnlodatipg alal0e aGy nnm9er
" ghesN. Tbe proprietor wifi sYare r9 pains RI
laAe the siaee Hesef afrt-eiaes u eYtrY
IssFeNts ihe 4est nf asNaf ag9fs aaa etNar-
constantly On hsad. lB correction wftt fhe
hotei Il iafEe aasf afta5gige iostlers are
3 treet, &iaar4t I.o ~ N8s
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-07-11

Installation services were held IN
the NJ. f. Church, and conducted
by D. D. G. NJ, Draber Of Platte
Vile, in an efficient manner After
which m able and instructive ad-
dress on Odd Fellowship wiz de.
livered by Rev NJ b, Balch, ot
Mineral Point, which Was ht4ill
appreciated and well received Ivy
All present The universal opinion
was it had only one fault and that
was its breyity After the address
the Brothers with thoir wives and
invited guests repaired TO the hall,
where q grand banquet was served,
and old acquaintance renewed AMI
strengthened, and new formed
At the close of the evenings fes
tivity, the guests departed with ~
excellent opinion Of the fratcnal
feelings existipg among Odd Fcl-
lows. And feslus highly pleased
with the 0mtuous manner in
which they themselves Yetc cntcr-
tanned.
July Foulyl was yeiy pleasantly
observed by Ihe monbeis of 1.o
Blue Ribbon lnb, and the NJ T..
Sunday School who formcd - pro-
cession 1T the ~ Il. Church malch-
cd through ou eg two Of the arcts
Of the town aa hence to the grove,
where the children were all made
happy, by bong freely furnished
with nuts, Iplio- ota
The exercises Of the morning
consisted of some o1eellcnt singing,
and an addlcss by Rev Mr. How
arth, which vas without any cxcep-
ton ono ii yhs best Fourth of July
speeches it has been ny pleasure
to listen q f1f many 2 l6a4 year
R.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-07-11
N8et Cr.


Tom JoH ie q t house,
has 4 faculty 'ing f.lalablo
work out af fhe nuates uu5ef his
charge. There wa- ne vhe made
up his mind not q yorf a all, al
though lie was capable uf doing
considerable y avoid il ho kept
in bed and made ou. " na III, DE-.
manGing the attention q tho ply
sician. That gentiaaan stated
there was nothing the matter with
him. Tom thought he ould cure
him and the other night placed q
coffin b lis room Hhen the old
man awoke the frst ching taat met
his ga19 was the wooden orcoat'
which stood al the f3E of his bed
This seemed to animate him He
arose carly, dressed iin. na
informed Torn that Ls thoQ he
was better and asked tAe steward
if there wasn't omotlih Iii Jii
do around Tie ha r. has beon
busy ever -ine
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-07-11
Imprisoned in His Own Ice BOX,
Dubuque Iierald.

Dubuque Herald.
On Thursday 4 butcher, doing
business On White street, between
9th and 10th streets, had occasion
to so into his lee box, (the door of
which closes with / spring lock
While engaged in that cool apart
uent the door III some unaecount-
able manner bccame closed The
man was alone in the shop at Che
time, and Id know of no one Within
hearing that he could cali to fol
relief With soup bone he
pounded oa tl, ,.aor nd mad,
sIeh i racket Chat a woman III the
nest house heard II and went Aty
the markci W ascertain the cause
She heard Che man IL the box and
released ldm ll hsd been msid,
the ice box tor seycml hours, ma
was chilled through
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DR. IA 2. Nix.

Homeopathic Physician, Highland, WIS.,,
will give prompt atteRtion 70 cills IN village
or country Uniee II rooms formerly occupied
by DR.. Cosins
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From Belmont,

The following officers Of the Bel
mont Lodge l, 0. 0. T., were pub
licly installed Tuesday night, July
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a. MeCurcaIs. proprietor Opposite he depot
Arcna. Wis. e8oG stsAlea ana cattle I44as
attached te The premises
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Avoca House.

Henry LEACH. proprietor, Av0ca. Wisconsin.
Teams ANA drigers furnished 70 any part q tiG
country GOOD Livery 4hCctsd withth. haHte