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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-02-14
Suicide at Darlington.

Last Sunday afternoon, a young
man in Darlington, on entering
a barn, observed drunken man, as
he supposed, lying on some hay,
and remarked, what are you doing
here? Get out of thisl On closer
inspection, his attention was attrac-
ted by blood on the floor, and being
frightened, he went for the Deputy
Sheriff, who was soon at hand. II
was then ascrtained that the man
was Mr.. John Newcomb, an old
resident of Darlington, and was
not drunk, but had cut his throat
and stabbed himself fearfully in
the bowels. He was taken to the
Whitman House, where he boarded,
and his throat was sewed up. He
being still CONSCIOUSNESS asked why
he committed the rash act. He
replied that he was tired Of life. In
his pocket was found about fifteen
hundsed dollars in money and
notes. which he desired to be
divided among his two sisters. He
died on Monday morning.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-02-14

We are glad to hear that DR.. Mar
shall's Lung Syrup gives such general
satisfaction; our druggists say 1t sells
better than any other preparation for
Coughs, Colds. ect. The price is % cts
large size 30 cents. Sold by all drug
gists.
Music LESSONS. - Miss Agnes +
Strong, teacher of Singing and Piano
will be happy to receive more pupils.
CAUTION NOT NECESSARY DR..
Prices Cream Baking Powder produ-
ces better bread, biscuits, cakes, ect.,
than any other. Its purity admits Of
any quantity being used with perfect
safety, and without detriment to the
articles prepared. Households where
true economy is studied will use DIR.
Prices Cream Baking Powder.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons
indebted to the firm of Schaeffer s.
Wasley are hereby notified to call and
settle Immediately, as they are selling
out. SCHAEPER h WAsLEY.
GREAT PoPULARITY.-Dr. Prices
Special Flavoring Extracts, Nectarine,
Rose, Lemon, ect. hayo been before
the public many years, and have gained
for themselves, on their own merits,
an extensive sale. Their great popu,
larity il mainly due to the using of the
purest and best materials, with specia
reference to their healthfulness.
These sudden changes Of the wealth.
or seldom fail to bring Cough or
Cold, and we can recommend DR.. Mar
shalls Lung Syaup as y certain cure
for all diseases Of the Lungs and Chest.
The price is only IS cents. Sold by all
druggists.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-02-14

Spring OF 1879.

The regular Spring examinations of
teachers for Iowa County, will be held
a. follows:
At Linden, Monday and Tuesday
March 10th and 18th.
Highland. Wednesday and Thursday,
March 18th and 18th.
Avoca, Friday and Saturday, March
14th and 10TH.
Arena, Monday and Tuesday, March
nth and 18th.
Dodgeville, Friday and Saturday
March 21st and 22d.
Mineral Point, Friday and Saturday,
March 2Sth and goth.
1t is expected that teachers viii
attend the regular examinations, ~
no private examination will be grant
ed except for imperative reasons.
No certificates will be endorsed" or
renewed" and 1t Is hoped that
School Boards will not ask to have
Especial license granted AS there is a
sufficient number OF qualified teach.
ers in the county to fill the schools.
w. A, JONES,
County Superintendent
Mineral Point, Feb. s, 1879. 27-td.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-02-14

| Remember Fecht's Masquerade
Ball, at Highland next week, It's
going to be q grand affair,
A. B. Ferris started for Nebraska
with two car loads of horses, ON
Thursday morning last He will
be gone two or three weeks.
A pack of six wolves came down
on a cook belonging to a logging
camp in northern Wisconsin one
day last week, us he was carrying
dinner to the men. The cook had
to take to a tree and the wolves
took the dinner.
], B. johnson ship cd from this
city some excellent thoroughbred
cattle which he bought from Isaac
Comfort Of Linden. According to
the Drover's Journal, he sold them
in Chicago for 1925 per cwt. Mr..
Johnson shipped them from this
place few days ago,
Losr.-A new pocket.book con-
tanning some money. 1t was lost
on Commerce street, somewhere
near Jeuck 4 Mullins store on
Thursday, Feb. 9th, 1879. The find
er will be literally rewarded on re-
turning the same to me, or leaving
it at the DEMOCRAT office.
ED. GERARDINE.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-02-14
Mineral Point r. r.
PLATTEvILLE DIVISION.

PLATTEvILLE DIVISION.
NAIL.
eoISa .asT, AZ. sS M,s. wsss; 4; 4 4
"a Belmont, $50 Arrive Calamine. 10 -
Arrive Calsnins. $50 Leave dc 10 %
leave do k4S Leave Belment. los
Arrive MiRl Point z 70 Arrive Plattevillc II 70
FREIGHT AND 4 ACCOMMODATION.
soias East; Trn so os'.v w,sr' Z ! u Il
a. belmont 9tbl do Belmont 9 10
Arrive Cslamins SOC | Arrive Platteviile ~
WPasrengers leaving Mineral Poin, ct SOS
A, can reach Madison ct r. y. the came
day, by way Of Presport and Oaledonla.
CHAS. 4. CALI, Agent.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-02-14
Good Things for le7e-7o.

The arrangements for II tenry and art coa,rs-
bntiona for the new volume--the sixtA--ars
complete, drawing nom already iAvorite
aourcss, ~ well On hon promiueAt new once.
M. Frank Il, Atocktou's new pertal story foe
boys, A Jolly EsllowsAlp, win run through the
twelve monthly PARTS. scE,an,ny With the
nms,-ana will b. Illustrated BY JAmes :.
Kelly. The story 10 one OF travel AAd Adven-
turs u Florida and the bahamas. Fer
tho Hitls, . continued sAlc, = Half ! Duxsn
housekuepers." By Katharine ID, smith, with
illustrations BY Frederick O,rlUau, hegins in
the eame number Aud ftssh aerial by Husan
Goodbye, entitled "kyebright," with plenty OF
spictarss, will be eonmeneed early u the vol-
unc. There will Also b. conunucd fAlry tale.
'Rumpty Dadxet's Tower" written BY Julian
Hawthorne, ana Illustrated by Aimed Frea-
srieka. About tho other familiar fsAtures of
~, NioAoLAs, the editor preserves . good
hamorod silence, content, perhAps, Ia let her
ave yolumes already issued, prophecy concern.
Ing The slxIh, 10 respevt ~ shOrt stories, pie
turcs, pocrns, humor, Instructive sketchea, and
the lure and lore ot JAek-ln, the Pulpit, theVeYy
Little Folks dspartm emit, And tho Letter, boz.
aud kiddle.box.
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registered letter TO SOhIBNkR d CO.,
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-02-14
THE DEMOCRAT.
Mineral Point. Friday, Feb. IA, 1879.
Local Items.


Mineral is up to $28 per thousand.
J. T. Prideaux has got . street
lamp.
The Wisconsin Blue Book for
1879 is out.
]. P. Tramel, paid Chicago a visit
lsst week.
Hon. Moses NJ. Strong has been
quite i'll during the past week.
Grant County Circuit Court has
fourteen divorce cases.
The Galena Gazette speaks of AS
semblyman Brindley Of Iowa coun-
ty.
RI. Reads family have had the
diptheria pretty bad, but are now
getting well.
The January thaw has made the
numbering prospects Of the State
very discouraging.
Mrs. Kissell, and her son John
are in Nebraska, where the family
intend to locate shortly.
Judge Cothren is holding court
in Lancaster. He has 1874 civil and
38 criminal cases.
Mr.. John Eden, Of this city de-
liyered temperance lecture IN
Belmont on Wednesday evening.
The Democratic congressman have
voted in caucus to support bill
abolishing national banks.
Miss N. M. Hanlon has opened
grocery store in Henry Ivey's new
building on Commerce street.
Mineral has taken a sudden turn
upward, within the past week. AS
high as $3.50 has been offered.
Two hundred car loads of hogs
Der week cross the river at Prairie
du Chen, going east.
Brown, of the Galena Gazette
made the DEMOCRAT office a pleas,
ant call on Tuesday.
A sister of the late Bishop KEN.
per, died recently in Pennsylvania
at the advanced age of 101 years.
County Superintendent Jones
ciyes notice of the Spring examina'
tons Of teachers in another column
Chas. F. Read of Minneapolis
MINI, has been spending the past
two weeks here for the benifit of his
health.
A suit on an account amounting
to the sum of twenty cents occupied
the time of one of our justice courts
on Monday.
Messrs. Ray & Muelhauser arc
doing quite an extensive business
in the manufacture Of cigars, at
Dodgeyille.
On last Saturday night Ann Eliza
Young lectured at Boscobel, and
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton lee
tured at Richland Center.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-02-14
st. Nicholas,
ScRrBNER's ILLUSTRATED MAeAzINH
For Girls and .BoYS.
A Ideal CAildren'e Naeazlne.

ncesrs Sorihaee D Co. 10 is5S began The
publication Of NJ. NieRoIAs, an illuetrAtsd
magazine for girls and bore, with Mrs. Mary
nApee DodIe a. editor. Five yeara has passs4
since sAe arst number vas issaed, And the mag
. monthly circulation az OvEa FlFTY
THOUSAND CoPIkS 10 10 now published
simultaneously In London Aaa New York, and
the ttansatlaAtc recognition 10 Almost ~ hea rty
maSasine has been . steadv advance 10 hAs NOT
reached its editors Ideas VI best, because he Z
ideal continually outruns Il, and and the mage
sine % swiftly follows amer. To-day Sr.
The New York Tribune has eald OF M. ssNl
NtcholAs has reached higher platform, and
commando for ice service wider resources In an
and letters than AAy of lts predecessors or con-
tenposartes. The Loadon Literary world says..,
There II NO mAyaElns Tor the yoaus that can
% said to equal this choice production "
Setlbner's preea.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-02-14

store running IN full blast to-mor'
row, Saturday.
Rev. NJ. Balch gave an able tenn
perance lecture in the City Hall on
last Sunday afternoon.
Samuel Salisbury of Lafayette
county, on Wednesday of last week
shipped to chicago, 800 head of
sheep, averaging LAG pounds each.
Excellent oranges and lemons at
40 cents per dozen for oranges and
80 cents per dozen for lemons,-at
the Toay Bros. store.
Married-at st. Philips Church,
Highland, Feb. 10th by Rev.
Stephen Trant, Mr.. John Flannery,
to Mrs. Mary Clark, both of Clyde.
Lancaster, since the completion
of her narrow guage railroad is be-
ginning to put on airs. She
now boasts ofbeing the live railroad
town of Grant county.
Mr.. Il. s. Ansley has started on a
tour through several of the Western
States and Territories, as agent for
LANNON'S patent Ore Crusher and
Stone Breaker.
Mr.. VIM. Vsrcoe is again working
up the interests of c. H. & l.. j.
Mccormick for Barney Pratt. We
are pleased to call Billy a Pointer
again.
Mr.. Fred Engles, of LeMars,
Iowa, is home on a visit to his folks
in this city. He has with him u
blooming bride which he recently
took to himself at LeMars, and
looks well and happy.
Messrs. H. I. Shepard and Geo.
Keller have purchased the livery
stock of the old Stevens and Rick
ard Livery Stable, and will carry on
a general livery business at the old
stand on Chestnut street.
VIM. Hamblin, Of Richland Cen
ter, while chopping wood in COM
pany with his brother one day last
week, was seriously injured, having
his arm nearly severed by heavy
blow from the axe Of his brother.
The German ball on Monday
night WAS q grand success. Over
eighty couples were in attendance.
A good time was had by all who
participated and a nice sum of
money was Melted to the Church.
Mr.. John Hadfeld, of this city,
made an assignment to his cred
itors on Monday last. Mr.. Had
fields failure created a great sur
prise among our citizens, as he was
rated as one Of most solid men in
the town.
Kansas has regularly organized
immigration bureau. This bureau
has just prepared its report for the
year from March, 1877, to March,
1873, and finds that 1851 per-
sons came into the State to settle
during that period. 1t will be
some time before the statistics for
the past year, 1879, can be made
out, but it is supposed that they
will make much better showing
than those of TITS. The increase
alone in the vote of Kansas for the
year, although it was an off year,
was 58,746. Minnesota has also an
immigration bureau, which distribu-
ted last year 100000 copies Of
guides for emigrants in Europe. 1t
is estimated that since the panic OF
1873, over three million persons
have moved from the Eastern and
Central Western States to the far
West. Texas, Nebraska, Minnesota
and Kansas have been the principal
recipients of this immigration.
Louisiana has got none of it.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-02-14
Notice.

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to me are requested to call and
settle at ence, to save costs and trouble
January 8, 1879. JOHN HORN.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-02-14
Time Tables.
c., n. q st. Paul r. r.
Illinois Central r =.

The oHly rou,e running through care oet~ cen
warren and Chicago. The only route to 81
Louis. Cairo. and the sonth. aad to
Dubuque, sioux City. Omaha and wet.
, 1879-06-01
cuTY REAL ESTATE
s--.-----~~>~~-~~1> -
r-py r B. BOYD, ROOM, 119 MADI-

.~--~---.1r-RY r. B. BOYD. R0DM y lT9 MAUl-
.on:st:;t nm down, brick stores, dwelllpes ovcr,
,t e1l+z ,a sonia ;s nayss per ccrt On Investment
r.p5 tor =, ~, dnvn-Gooa /, me- store. & rooms
eU-SLua iot :e5x laj south n~--. 7i7 West VI ad-
oreE baf rents now to good lenant for $50 per
isop-S- s1AS o
Econth =, .,.rant stone front dwelling, completely
a. h,rn md lot. on Ashlaud-ay.. between
furnished, ans VIII sell without furniture.
IcpEet anu nu1oos frout li,-room dwelling and lot on
nn-1oie ~, .rrrn thirty second and Thirty third
Ehodes1ns,;a odees, ,,:aeTn IN u,nroy cmcnts.
s-loroom good i1amsa % 1%e!'ag, o'a paln a9 aao
l., tbrteH ayreen ThfTtv frst ana
~ I'd gas. on NAnSaHn,as .x.air eA A""' 4oe "te
1nrr second sts. pt EAST front m Ha,staa.
Aetoosto!e anu 'nx nnd t1nnroe renfa INV fnr s1iG
- between iaais2u sua Hu.aiiirtr nsrn srS Ia nv
aD1-S.Tootn 11aaEn .na T,sr"n
al On Inc!and-aF'' oetH W.. A-' '~~A '"1
tt-xrycuth-s -sts s.,,.,aJa ,1ro,r, fr.uoa d,rar.
es6Jl0 acIes ~. aninnSid n,rhnri ~ inr1e
~ fnt oar IL aannt r. a4rns. III
enG small 1sultf ~ "a arr man H1,o
.his property ~ NuItu ~ .n ' n.n @ "a - ~
Me- homo: It IS nist Hs '"o' o0nee e'A
~ wo yeaTs az prl SHnt' ,--+h .r.,,ss+ ho,,-.o,
-, ccr foo1-toL ooa@- bt snr,h ~ ~
,eaorulnee aEo f.ussnI. ,1,,. r1o.n 4 O e :"
finro]p Park; II Is ~ ta.'4s .apr ,d lat os~,,s
a1-D.so OOH 1a. Y,,rnia ro,e. ~ c1o ~.
,n THeuiy-hfst-sE' os"e1 ~ "1@' A~~ A"' $40 ~"
aaoh: $50 doMn. int ,oox4o, .r,,+n ~, th hr,,a
Oa-spEnd'q b aonn 4o .,nIh ~ cirharn G nrdare.
ias". % 1nr ;y s5fxs '
, 1879-06-01
TO EENT-ufQUSES.

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-,~.~-o.,.o~.1s ~ ks sN. Etta-HtGs ds stsss
mn nzxr-nx as,f:n s;S1s : SIDE. es.n,pr noo,, -
81 M e.tors .Da n,s.nsnr
sFsnts 81 Carroll story and basement stone, so.
Campbell! rarE. 2.story and basement brick, $ls:
II soy ana rcK
s5eFy ad All bassna brcf
2 south 9akIsysi, i,;3S 3Ssto5y and brick So
bfsS An4 1a,ssa'
)! Nor.h Oakley av.. 3story BRICK.
aon. Is foe ist: ae4ess ,ops. ,ns,mca .na
Fp!5onst5;; oo,s 81 s. Ss;ss 70 H. ~ 20, 20,
19Es Hssona floor corner po,, md 80 ''9
iS T3S
80. iss west Madsoa:st. ''1' I 1e>'''- - -
kieEant h9arinE y rooms oes IT, strest On the
e ss y 5a easa brick
10 rooms w D''a
barn ...:.....:..-. 20
s5 elegantly tur 80
Il ~ hsnast;; oaoist Il: 5sfsf9 ssS@ az rooms s
~ ~ 1 Mest Jaekson.st Foomr; s i.1 !:
Il n.ator thrirE n,dh Il
81 west story ': 10 rooms g
rFo RENr-Br JOHN a: YALE. 1853 LAsA11E.sr.:
+ resrce-st., prick, rooms and e1coye;
81 newly grained aud ca
oo ii odera and 5eup D1
oe
ire, and convenient 70 three lines @ of ----- cars.
TT,O RENT-DY U G. MOREY, .O5 CLAKK-ST-
sqS EfGEta stone 'front.' No houses
'1rIhsS a7a !. asflsea Is Rooms. furnace $40
e Boston.av;, foonls, Bathroom, SIS:
ner JacE:oa aad saasamoa: :sis.s ~ q nieo eSder.
q osGenssr. s!stors atSs ssone. aSss So von''' ~
Il t s os %anuts m sGut s soaih
81 g. SIS ss:n 81 SS%sh Es HiasSst:
$3.50: lis North Cark.st.. sl5 G35 Van Buren-sr.,
corncp GIVE Was6tn:ton and ilaIstet.s .sts' ~
RIO RESr-42 sEELEY-AY.. e.sToRY AND BASE.
& o n cd en e. @ y
nouse es aE aanry snd
1 Is 1aa1es: q e4. "ss1 11De -. ss-r., -40..
no REYr-5iz WEST KAER0LFa-sf., a NICE
L residence Of rooms: Can At At 1=-.-- az:
i side to partes Without chiidrcn; reasonable rent
Address S: Tribune oilse: se:--------.-
a, Rs1t w q m 1aKen anc IN c board
TO q RSSSST@S2S \ $50 EEE { 5@oSTH5TIXE MONTH"; M TwoST9Ex 5 5:
1908 Mes. Van 1azen-s.: Or Room 81. y :: c!a.k-s.
YEF n9ags Eoras Afa5 @
etc, al complete: INQUIRE =. 4oo West Adams-st.
To. RENr-NO. II WARREN-AV., OPPOSITE
, 1879-06-01

TOR SALE AT a DECIDED nARGAiN THE
nm ida stone 'front.' IS feet vide three rooms deem
,oss and CELLAR bSf s
~ dxturcs Included Lot rs By III feet south front
ce only sl3 on on easy terms fsnnsst 70 the taxes
Possession given now. at auy time up to May l, lsO
Afo 80 bT Is feet for sale on NarTen.av.. between
Robey and Hoyur-5ts. Only $50 4 foor. BRYAN
1 i AT{IKnP. u nfari,Qrn-St.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-13
ILLEGAL IMPROVEMENTS.

The New-Jersey Legislature, in April, 1873,
passed act to sewerage and drainage district,
10 comprise the portion OF the town OF Engc-
wood aud part Of the adjoining town OF RidGcheld
which needed il said, outlet to the Hacken-
sack River. The authorized the election by the
property the district, of commissioners who
should manage the construction OF the sewers and
1rains aud should issue bonds for payment,
which should be lien on the real estate
Of the district Tbe bonds, to the amount
eof 81 l65 were issued and disposed of to Vermye
Co bankers, Of TINS city. Last month the supreme
Court OF NewJeFseY decided that the Leg stature mad
no authority under the state Constitution TO create
district which not political As this drainage dis
trct did coincide exactly with town county lines
the commission was unauthorized and the bonds not
valid.
Immediately upon this decision being given the at
torneys for Vermye e. Co. obtained an attachment
against the Drainage COlnmisslo-MeSsrs Morse, Van
derbeek, Banks, Bennett and DemOrcst-forbldding
their OF proceeds Of the bonds and the removal
from The state OF The money and the United States
bonds In which part of IL had been invested An
order issued for the defendants 10 show cause why
they should not be permanently eIQoncd from the use
OF these funds The Will be called IN the Supreme
Court in tins city March 10 Turner Lee Mcclure ap
pear the plaintiffs and Judge Ashbel Green for the
Gefeaddnt