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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-05
SOME VERY HARD NUTS TO
CRACK.

~ l@&S
Companies have sprung up in every part Of the Union
for making an 4" imitation Singer Machiae.'
Why are not similar companies formed for making
limitations of other machines!
The public will draw its own inference. Gold is con-
tinually counterteitcd; brass and tin never.
IIREE-QUARTEItS Of all the sewing machines
sold throughout the world, il 1878, were Gem lie Sing
crs, made and Sold by The SINCE" Manufacturing Co.
eB-2H.
The Singer has taken the first prize over all %conpetit-
ors more than two hundred times. Why!
After the Chicago fire the relief company undertook
10 furnish sewing machines to the needy women Of that
city. Applicants were permitted to choose from six diff
tcrcnt kinds Of machines. 2,944 applicants were fur
nisled with machines; 2,227 chose Singer machines,
and 517 distributed their choice among five otAer kinds
Of mochines, The girls were to earn their o%n living
on these. Why did lhej take the Sinber!
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-05

Arc the MOST
effective and
%congcnial pur-
guti n ccyerd dis
covered. They
are nuld, hut
cite ctunl I'm.
thclr opera
tlon, moving
the bow els.
sure ~
hout pain.
Nt hough gcn-
tle in their op-
rltinn. thry
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-05
Senatorial Convention.

There will be Il Democratic Senator
ial Convention held ut Lone Rock, on
Tuesday, September 23d, 1870,
at / O'Clock, p. IN. for the purpose Of
nominating II State Senator for The
twenty-cighth senatorial district, com
prising the counties Of Iowa ~ d
Richland. The representation will
be, FIVE (5) delegates from ach assem-
bly, district. ii. j. WALL
Chairman Com.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-05

IN Probate Iowa County Court.
' In the mattcr Of The cr;ate ot Julia ". Strong,
licensed.
On rpnIIng md ilins HE petition OF Moees
NJ. STRONG, representing llho1g oticr Things
TINT hn hn4 fully ndntniticrcd stid estate, and
ullyiIg that u time and place BE- liked for TX
nmininr aud allowing his accom- u hts nd
minittfntt"li
II IL ordered that atId account be examined
by the judge ni this court On the 7tli day of
October, 1879. next ensuing, ~ the tnurt
Iiouac, IN tho village o. Dodgcyllle, AZ y
o'clock Ia the forenoon.
II IL further ordered, that notice thereof be
given Ia all persnns intrtc-tcd by pnhlIAhlntA
copy of THE order Inr llror successive weeks,
IN tho Iowa County Democrat, i weekly news.
pnprr circulating IN 4lid e ,lntY.
Dated DudseNllic, "tr August llth. l399.
By the Co1u! JVttN r. JONES,
~ County Jndsr
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-05
Democratic State Convention.

A Democratic State Convention will
meet Mt Madison, on
Tuesday, September 9th, 1870,
at II NJ. for the purpose of nomina-
ting candidates for State officers, to
be chosen mt the next general election,
and to transact such other business us
may properly come before the con
yention.
Each Senate and Assembly district
in the State * entitled to two dele
gates in the convention.
Jos. RANKIN, Chairman.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-05
Iowa County - City of MincraI

TWWl NOIIITN UTVy OT WllUTaI
Point Mil. a Justice CONT, 70 u u. Cnulin:
YIN nrU here i notified tina II Warrant OF
Attachment hhr been iesucd Il ,nlnrl you and
Your ptuprrtY attached Ia rntlsly tho demand
~ ,tollh kteilrt, amounting To eighteen dollars
and thi,ty W. cents. Nnw, unless you shall M.
prur before john T. Trnncl, ii JnstiCe OF the
Peace III and fr patd county, 1T hfS ufice IN
RAID tity On tho t0h day of Snntrmhor, 1870 .,
AZ = t'rurk IN tine ntlr,noun. jnd mcnl VIII
ne ranlurr, ag0lnrt yon, aud yoll property
ruld 10 lny thu debt.
Dated this 18th day OF AUGUST \. u. 1870.
- DltN kiEitHGR fiaintllr.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-05
Legal Notices..
State Of Wisconsin Circuit Court

State Of Wisconsin Circuit Court
Iowa Comuty
Sllpan ". ituhctis, Plaintiff W. william IL.
Rnbcrts. Defendant
The state OF Wisconsin TO the said dcfcn
dnut iUu hru hereby sumln0nd n to appear
within twenty days after service Of this sum
mons. exclusive Of tho day OF the service. and
defend the above entitled notion In the court
nlOfctald md III case of your failure ~ to do.
Judgment wlll hc rendered aglint you according
Il" The dcmHnd al the complain, or which a
Cnt Y II herewith served upon Won.
o. a.. SMITH. Plaintiffs nitorney.
=. %. Address. Dpdpevillr. Iowa county, We.
The compliant abovt referred to was tlcd IL
tie utiirC of tie Clrrl Of Tho clrcnil celitt or
pnid cautty On the 3Otll day Of tunr, 1870 and
now fCuaiuE on HE ll taid olilce.
AZ O. q, SWIM, Plaintiffs Attorney
Sta,o az Wisconsin Iowa County
Cont. ps.-ln pr0balr.
IN The nm ter ol The crtqlc Of Ann Sellers
deceased
Letters tcrtamcrtuy having thir day boon ~
sued tu ltohcrt Wilson al sud county, and six
mOhth- from The date here Of being allowed aud
limited creditors 10 present their claimr
nuniust sand deCcnard for examination mud nj
loWanCu.
H. II ordered TINT all claims and dcmlnds
n.ninat The orlnir Of ruid deceased be received
aud adjusted before the Judge ~ tins court;
aud iur tlmt purpose he VIII he NJ ha Office IN
the VILLAGE of Dudgeville On lle ilrrt Tnesda y
of each month during The time above limited.
And H. II further ordrrUl aud direct ID that
Tho tlmrr nu'l places iot rNlminllg aud allow
my elaimH, anu the time limited 10 creditors 10
present illrlr Claimi, h. gwen by publication
Tor four Succrs+!vu weeks ~ the low County
Democrat, Il weekly newspaper published IN
thir county,
dated UOduryillc, Wis, August i0th. 1879.
ly the Court JOHN Z. JONES,
"a Judge.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-05

Many Of the manufacturers OF other machines refuse
10 state then sales. Why?
SALES OF 1878 Owe 1870 22s,599!
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-05
Democratic County Convention.

A Democratic county convention
to send delegates to the State Con
yontion was held in Dodgcyillc on
Friday last.
The convention was called TO
order by w. Il. Rowe, chairman Of
the county committee.
s. j. Wright was chosen sccrc-
tary and VIM. ii. Thomas, assistant
secretary.
j. NJ. Smith, Esq, was elected
Senatorial delegate by acclnmation,
The convention divided into as-
sembly distrist conventions and
selected dclgutcs Us follows:
Northern District-Wm. i. Rowe,
james Ryan,
Southern Distriet-Dr. II. Van
Duscn, Geo. Crawford.
The principal reason why, unlike
most of the other New England
s%tctes, hns shaken off the Republi-
can yoke, is because there are few
manufactures IN the common
wealth, and that men are not there
fore forced to vote us their employ
ers tell them or accept the altcrna-
tive of starving. In Massachusetts
and Rhode Island tho mill owners
control politics, and ns they are
almost without exception Rcpubli-
cans, they compel their democratic
employees to vote the Republican
ticket. If the voters Of all the rest
of New England states were rs free
from the political tyranny Of en-
ploycrs are MS those of Maine, thes'
states would all hoast Of democratic
governors, United States Senators
and Members OF Congress-.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-05

This Is the case with the Mexican
Mustang Iinim G livery mail
brings intelligence of II valuable horse
saved, the agony of an nNfiii scald or
burn subaUrti, the horrors OF Thcu-
mntisIn overcome. and OF Il thousand.
nnd-one other blessings and mcrcie4
performed by the old reliable Mex
lean MUssang Imminent.
Al forms OF outward disease are.
speedily cured hy the
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-05

NOTICE THIS: : The genuine SINGER Machine
bears The patented trademark and the name Of the
Singer Manufacturing Company plainly printed on each
arm OF the machine.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-05

ufe sim Che most thoroueh and search
tng CathMlic medicine that can he
employed cleansing the stomach and
bowels, and even The blood In small
doses of one pin a day, they stimulate
the digestive organs and promote viz
orptls health.
ANFR8 lItis have hrrn known Tor
moro than a quarter OF n century, and
have obtained a Worldwide reputation
for their virtues, They correct dis
"ascd action In the several assimila-
81, . organs OF the body, and are so
,t,.np we'd that ohs'ruetions within
,4a =, 'ge can rarely withstand or
Vt IT, Not only do they curc
Az, oy a,'S, complaints vt every
IN, lux r., midahle and danger
MS diseases that In We ea,l,'u inc nest
~ human skin. VIM, w Itouu.e
powerful effects, they urr, ",is '',,a
time The safest and hest :,
lhiltrpn. by their aperict "o,,1,
they grippe much less than the 9. "'i,ua
purgati Il, and never give pain y w.
the bowels are not infnmcd. Ia =
reach the vital fountains Of the blood
and strengthen Inc system by Freeing
il from tie elements 90 weakness,
Adapted To all ages and conditions
In NIL climates, containing neither
calomcl nor any dclctcrious drug,
tllese pills may be taken with safety
hy anyhody. Their sugnr-coating pre-
serves them c,er fresh and makes
them pleasant Is take; while being
purely vegetable, no harm can arise
from their use IN any quantity.
PREPARED hN
DR.. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Massn
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
sofs, ~ All. EyEESwaEnr-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-05
SPECIAL NOTICE!

The Sales OF the Singer Manufacturing Company's
Sewing Machines were never rs large rs during the year
1873. This, Notwithstanding that general business suf-
fered u great depression, and that Il score Of imitators
were buisly building machines similar in appe rance 10
ours, and palmlns them Of as Singer Machines"
The purchaser Of u worthless, rattlctrap machine,
gilded and vanished to hide its defects, has no redress
from u storckceper representing nobody in particular.
Every Genuine Singer Sewing Machine is fully war
rantod BY us. Does in pay to deal with irresponsible
parties?
TIE SINGER MANUFACTURlNG co.
lis WIEL, Manager,
Mineral Point, Wis.
s4y"Old Machines takcn in EXCHANGE for new. 1
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-05
Buy only the Genuine!

The Best always wins in the long run,
Waste no money on Counterfeit Machines.
We Warrant every Machine sold BY us,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-08-07

Ordered that II. NJ. Heatley be allowed to redeem
the southwest Of the southwest quarter Of
section o. township range 81, from sales for taxes
for the years 1851 for the amount for which it
sold with interest at 10 per cent If paid in thirty
days.
Ordered that Z. ". Snively be allowed to redeem
outlots 2, S. G, Crears Addition to Wathena, from
sale for taxes for 1875 outlots and T. from sale for
1872 for the sum of $780, and cost of certificate the
same having been enormously assessed. Also, Lots
and 6 Block g, Wathena. sale Of 1874; Lot 8,
Block II, sale Of 1872; Lot Block H. sale Of 1876
Lot g. Block IA, sale of 1875; Lots g. g. TO- Block IL,
sale Of 1877; Lots and S, Block q, North wathena
sale of 1872 and all of Blocks IS and s. Crcals Ad-
dition, sale Of 1874.
Ordered that +. N. Tracy be allowed to redeem all
of Blocks II, 49, 2 East Troy, from sales for 1877,
and Lots 6, z, s. Block 3, c. J. Jones' Addition to
Troy, sale Of 1877, for the amonnt for which they
were sold, with interest ut 10 per cent, IL paid in
thirty days.
Ordered that J. b. Maynard be allowed to redeem
the north half of the northeast quarter Of section 90
township range a. from sale for taxes for 1877 for
the amount for which It was sold with interest at 10
per cent, If paid in thirty days.
Ordered that Mrs d. voorhees, be allowed to re-
deem Lot 3 Block q, Troy, from sale for taxes for
the amount for which it sold, with interest at 10
per cent. If paid in thirty days.
The County Clerk was authorized and directed to
order the two iron doors for the vaults now being
constructed.
Board adjourned, Tuesday afternoon, to meet Mon
day, September lst.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-08-07
Geary City Items.

As NO items have appeared in your paper from ouI
little city for some time she humby asks to be again
remembered.
First in order the big rain the night Of the Odd
of July swept away the bridge over Geary Greek
thereby shutting of communication between the
northern and southern portions of the town. For q
few days, crossing done entirely in skifs; but
We have temporary foot bridge.
The store and dwelling house of Jas. Burke was
also i'm considerable danger Of going with the bridge
The bank caved in quite close to the building. He
has kept several hands quite busy, for week past
hauling stone on a fat-boat and laying up n wall
for the future protection of his property.
Cheap Charley has been considerably under the
weather, for a week past, but is able to get on
his pegs again.
DIR. lays baby has been quite sick, for several
weeks, but is slowly recovering.
Miss Mollie Short has the asue. This is the first
Of ague we have heard Of, in these parts this
Summer.
Several Of our citizens are i'm Troy, attending
the Normal Institute. Miss Amanda Bender oul
worthy teacher of this Summer, is in attendance
Pres Abbott and lady, also. DIR. lays intends going
to-day. He went last Monday, but owing to the ILL.,
of his baby, had to return and remain here the
rest of the week. We understand the DIR. has ap-
piled for the Geary school.
Mr.. T. b. Lewis and his two boys, John and Char
ley, started on prospecting tour to the far West
last month. Have not heard when he will return
but when he does, We will hear something, for he
generally keeps his eyes open and tell what he
knows
Beer drinkings all the rage, these days-Or
rather these nights. We have had three lately-one
ut Billy Patterson's, some weeks ago; another, one
week ago last Saturday evening, at Mr.. Richards
and still another, last Saturday evening, at Mr.
Kentzler's, our worthy Dutchman. They have plen
ty Of beer, and lots of fun.
Miss Ella Tsys, of Missouri is visiting here, a
guest of the doctor and wife.
Perry Elliot is here from Iowa, guest Of Jehu and
wife.
Methodist Quarterly Meeting, held here two week:
ago, last Saturday and Sunday, was enjoyable
time Had good preaching, and good attendance
The minister from Troy with The people
were highly pleased with him, both as a man and a
speaker Hope he will visit again Mr.. Morton
our minister is certainly the right man in the right
place, when he comes to Geary. Everybody likes
him, and we think he will do good here.
DIR. Ankrum has gone to Nsdaway County, No., to
spend q few weeks with friends there.
C. b. Roundy returned, last night, from Atchison
He has been engaged in the wood business, for some
weeks past or at least since the locusts have left
before which time, he might have been seen almost
any time dissecting the rarmin preparatory to his
great discovery of its origin. When something new
turns up you will hear from him again.
You BET
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-08-07
..a Assst ps.,,ha..

Joe Werner his sister Mary, and mother, Mrs
Kuchs also Miss Anna Welsh all weut to Severance
last Friday in that family buggy, with mule team.
to visit Squire Frick and family, also to attend the
fine hall that came OF in that town. Joe was much.
| ly taken with Severance-we think not 50 much with
the town rs some gentlemans daughter. lie is look
ing around to establish postofice.
James Welsh, wife aud also Miss Florence
Welsh Of Elwood, came down. last Saturday; left
Tuesday.
W. H. H. Curtis Of Severance noterety. came
down Saturday. Returned Monday, in company
with his brotherin-law. T. Franklin.
Mrs Molly Montgomery, daughter Of Mrs Joanna
Harsher of Mississippi is the guest Of George Waller,
Sr.
Mrs. Kate Garrett, daughter Of Dr. Z. H. Hereford,
Of EastOn, No., has been visiting among relatives /;
returned Monday on account of poor health. i'm COM
pany with Mrs. Montgomery.
Mrs. Nellie Bennett daughter Of Charles Phillips,
came down Monday; is visiting among friends.
James Maxwell, of st. Joseph is visiting and cali
ing on old chums about town.
We are not German nor printer, and II We fail to
put inetters enough to spell German nance correct
ly. We refer the reader to Mordecai. We go by
Sounds like n School District Clerk in this County,
who spells school house this way: skule ouse.
Our dentist, DIR. Bennett, has been to Severance,
and speaks in favorable terms Of business and bust
ness men. The doctor has secured several jobs in
his profession. Dr. Bennett understands his business,
and gives general satisfaction.
A colored woman in this town is in the habit of
thrashing her children with three plies of rope 1t
makes them dance Juba. The Marshal gave her no
tice that she will be arrested for cruelty TO animals
if it occurs again.
Died-Mr. Edwin Franklin. ST.. father of ourtowns-
man, Thomas Franklin of nervous debility, aud old
age. August lst 1872 aged about seventy6ve. Mr..
Franklin was u native of Philadelphia, PA had for
several years lived with his He was q good
man, hightoned gentleman in every respect lived
Christian life, and WAS loved and respected by all
who knew him. CLODHOPPER.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-08-07
Jordan Creek and Vicinity.

Jordan creek ana t1chmltys
Mosquitoes are very troublesome on and Jor-
dan.
The buck-wheat lately sown is growing beautifully.
lift were not terribly hot the people would
make larger quantity of butter for the market. As
it u.s. they make largely enough for home consump-
ton.
watermelons will lie very plentiful in this 10
| ealty. Come down, Peter, and get mess.
Fall blowing is in fast progress here.
Farmers are calculating sowing large acre
age of rye, for next years crop.
Ben. p Curtis has the finest crop Of apples in our
neigborhood. They the largest and best favored
of any apples we have seen this season. He will
perhaps have some to sell.
People are rejoicing over the fine prospects for
good crops, this year.
There Is an occasional sermon preached ut the
Pleasant Ridge school house.
Mr. Drummond has again returned to Mr.. Jeheil
Frazec's, to complete the job Of building the new
dwelling house that he had started, time since,
to build for Joseph McCrum On the Van Curen farm.
The baby in the family of Joseph A. Symns died
ON the 30th Of July, from the effects of whoopng-
cough and dysentery, and was buried the 3st, at
the Doniphan cemetery.
Mr. Thomas L. Cortshin, of Virginia, is visiting Mr..
+. II. Hobbs and family, in this locality.
IL Is uuc 10 Dtsln 10 iOoh up iuttrests tne
fall and winter schools Who will teach the Pleas
ant Ridge and Oakland fall and winter schools
Come together right away, and see about this mat
ter; the the better. We have good crops of
| all kinds. There will be good markets, and good
prices offered for all farm products which will
afford sufficient means to employ good, qualified
teachers and furnish other necessaries for carrying
on good schools. We have got good school houses,
Of sufficient capacity to accommodate all the chill
dren of school age in both Districts, and there
large numbers Of accomplished teachers in the Coun-
ty, who will want employment. Give our teachers
employment, and educate children, and prepare
them for the duties, iabors. and responsibilities of
their life Organize lyceums, get up singing schools
and last but not least good spelling schools Now,
here is one thing Of greatimportanee. person may
be good writer, and form good letters, but if the
words are not spelled properly the writing is more
difficult to read than when spelled properly, and let
tiers not well formed. II Is very necessary to be
good spoilers.
W. II. II. Curtis, of Severance, passed through
here, Sunday, On his way to Doniphan, where he was
called to witness the burial Of Mr. Edward Franklin
who died at the residence Of his son, Thomas II.
Franklin, in Doniphau, August lst.
LINBERTwIG-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-08-07

A very Little Mere nom DonARA1n'
Owing to the present hot weather, and the conse-
quent inability of the scholars to attend to and pay
the proper attention in Sunday School, the same was
discontinued until the first Sunday in September.
Those Doniphan folks say they enjoyed themselves
spendidy in Severance, last Friday night, and re-
turned with very good opinion Of Severance hospi-
| tally.
Sunday was another of the extremely hot days.
The awning in front of the old Symns store took
q tumble" last Sunday night. The posts fell out
from under it, and the awning folded down like the
lid of box and the next day. the store front looked
as if somebody had boarded it up.
Singing by the choir in Catholic church. last Sun
day.
There are vague reports current in the matrimoni-
al line, and perhaps may hear of another mar
rage soon We withhold names.
Timber Twig- was in town. last week. with
hat Wonder if Timber Twig" will like this
iteml
There will be grand ball here, good
hall can be arranged for: at least inform
ed, by some that ought to know.
We are requested to stir up 'Arcana Lodge lit
tle and direct their attention to Masonic Cemetery"
They colly taking in their little $40 per lot, and
don't give anythins for it, except the little piece of
ground described in their deeds. They should ex-
pend few dollars in giving the cemetery decent
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hnsh.s Viii, ;;,,.. !, l,,l IKE n wilderness They
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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-08-07

MINE NOvGORoD FAIR.-The great market Of the
eastern world has been held at this junction Of the
Volga and Olga Rivers. in Russia, every summer for
hundreds Of years. Here tho nations of Europe and
Asia meet with their products for trade. Cossack,
Chinese, Turk, and Persian meet the German and
the Greek with every variety of merchandise that
mankind employs, from sapphires to grindstones,
tea opium fur food tools and fabrics, and last but
not least, medicines J. C. Aver & Co.'S celebrated
remedies from America displayed in an elegant
Bazaar, where the Doctor himself might sometimes
be seen. They arc known and taken on steppes of
Asia rs we'll as the prairies of the West and
eectua antidote for the diseases that prevail in the
yaourts of the North well rs the huts and cabins
Of the Western continent.-Liacoin (IH) Times