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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-15

OUR RAILROADS.
News and Personals Here and Along the
Lines,


G. NJ Ganote, agent OF the o. & NJ. Rail
road at Louisville, was in the city yester-
day
col. Neeley ran q construction train over
both the Tennessee & Chickamauga bridges
oil the Cincinnati Southern Railway last
Wednesday taking out twenty-ii five cars laden
with iron and other track supplies. Track
laying will progress now at the rate of about
half mile day, which will bc increased
to three-fourths or mile day soon.
Mr.. Geo Conn. trusted employe OF the
NJ. d c. II. r., will soon lead u prominent
landlady to the altar.
Col. III. 2. Ransom, of the Kentucky Cen
tral, was married at Lexington Thursday.
A delegation of General Ticket Agents,
consisting of Messrs. u, X. Martin, W. Z.
Statue, G. S. Cone Jr.. A. ]. Smith and
W. l.. OBrien, started Wednesday morning
by the Bee Line for New York to attend
the General Ticket Agents Association,
which convened in that city yesterday.
They were provided with an elegant Wag-
ner pslace car and were joined at Gallon
by a large delegation from the West and
Southwest.
The elegant palace car belonging to Mod
jeska's troupe is attracting large amount
OF attention at the o. & NJ. depot.
Mr.. Charley Van, the genial timer Of the
/. d C., will be married next month to one
of Cincinnati bellies.
The track on the Southern Road is being
laid at the rate of two miles day.
The B. & o. Company are building TWEEN
ty five engines of the Mogul pattern for use
Oh the grade of the Allegheny Mountains.
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Sam. Jones house burned at Shelbyville,
Ind.
Martin Gillon a pioneer, died at Iron.
ton, 0.
Mrs. Fasset committed suicide at Center
Grove, 10.
Three houses were burned at Xenia, o.
Loss, 5000.
Joe Grayson fell dead with heart disease
at Lancaster 0.
T. c. Merritt, aged sixty, fell dead in the
street at Logansport, Ind.
Solomon Stoner's barn burned near Ger
mantown, o. Loss $1,000.
Lyle Paxton, of Jackson County, w. Va,
was killed by falling tree.
Rcbccca A. Bogard was killed by cars at
Cranberry Summit, w. Va. -.
A prairie fire damaged property to the
value of 500, 900 at Abilene, Kansas.
]. E. Romig's little son fatally shot him
self while hunting muskrats at Trenton, o.
John Bakers babe was killed in its moth.
er's arms by falling limb at Mitchell, Ind
Mrs. Sarah Johnston reached her one
hundrsdth birth day at Piqua, O., yester.
day. 't-
Victor NUM- was hanged at Pueblo, Col.
yesterday for the murder of Louis Ras.
cones in October, 1877. The murder was
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committed to obtain Rascones' wife and
property.
Henry Gravelin was executed at Wind
sor, VT, yesterday, for the murder of Her
bert o. White in 1876.
A little son OF Calvin Gipsoe, at Colfax,
Ind. had his skull split open by little
brother who was chopping wood.
The large car-wheel foundry and ma
chine shops of the Taylor Iron Company
were burned at High Bridge, NJ.
Isidore Roskoph, attorney, for aiding in
a robbery, was sentenced to the Peniten-
tiary for seven years at Cleveland, o.
At Galena, Kansas. Joe Ivey shot and
killed J. G. Finley, liveryman of Column
bus, Kansas. Ivey keeps saloon at Ga.
lena.
Chinanan All Ben was hanged at Marys-
vile, CAL, yesterday, for the murder of
John McDaniels at Marysville Park last No
vember.
Captain John NJ. Tyree. OF Charleston,
W. Va, a former salesman of Duncan, Ford
e. Elder, of Cincinnati, has suddenly be-
come derangcd.
Eugene l.. Avery. alias Archie Brown, and
James Johnson were hanged at Portland,
Oregon, yesterday for the murder of Louis
Joseph last August.
The guns have been removed from Fort
Dufferin, N. b., and the powder removed
from the magazines, they being endan-
gcred by the land slide. Two collins were
exposed.
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KENTUCKY KNICKKNACKS.
Hither and Thither in the Common.
wealth.

Specials to the Star.
ELIzABErnrowY, March 15.-Mrs. Asa
Buckles and her brother, Of this County,
are engaged in establishing their identity as
the son and daughter Of NJ. Clark, who
died in Texas, and whose fortune OF S., 900,
900 had no claimant. Mrs Buckles and her
brother think there can be nodoubt OF their
succeeding in their claim.
OwENsBoRo, March 15.-Basil G. Smith,
an old bachelor and farmer, was pinned to
the earth by falling limb while putting
out a fire on his farm. and when found by
a negro woman was 50 burned that he lived
ty to the Sisters of Charity for the support
OF orphan girls ..
The oldest colored woman in the county
died few days ago at Ron. Thompson s
1t was Mary Howard who had reached the
advanced age of one hundred and fifteen.
MT. STERLING, March 15.-The Breathitt
County Jail is built of heavy hewn logs.
Three prisoners were confined therein, and
Sunday night last friends of the prisoners
pried up the corner of the Jail, made a
"slip gap" and let the birds fly.
WINCHESTER, March 15-Wiley Brook
shire severely cut his father-in-aw (Buford
Foxl in the face, neck and breast. Mrs.
Brookshite was also cut in the hand while
protecting her father. Brooksliire is in the
Jail.
LExISGroS, March 15.--Three teams
ran off here Thursday, and heavy log
Ia1 ,,;fI Ia st,oly
over the stomach of Mr.. Richardson, of
Whitley County, inticting probably fatal
injuries.
James Anderson, a brakeman on the
mountain train, died from lock-jaw, pro-
duced by smashed finger received while
coupling cars.
FRANKLIN, March 15.-Hon. John A.
Finn, an old lawyer of this place who has
retired from the profession, attempted sui
eide last evening by hanging in his barn,
but he fell TO the ground considerably in
jured, where his wife found him.
PARIS, March 15.-Henry Thompson and
Henry Fentroy got into difficulty in
Ruckersville. suburb, resulting in Fent.
roy throwing brick at Thompson, which
missed him, but struck his (Fentroy's,
three-year-old child in the head, inhicting
fatal injuries.
NfCnoLAsvILLE, March 15.-The house for
packing hemp, owned by Brown & Broth
ers burned last night at 7 o'clock. Loss,
$l,500.
NELSON FURNACE, KY, March 15.-A nice
residence on the farm of Mrs. Geohegan, Oh
the road between here and Bardstown, was
destroyed by fire yesterday 1t was unoc-
cupied. Loss, $1,000.
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DAYTON. q.

Maggie Mitchell will draw large crowd at Geb-
harts Opera-housc tomorrow night Saturday.
Denman Thompson, as Joshua Whitcomb,"
ap' cared before large audience at Music Hall to-
night (Friday)
Some sneak thief stole twenty five yards OF rog
carpet from the premises OF DR.. Jenner, on Main
street, Thursday night.
The wife Of T. II. Dunbar. of this city, las re-
cered letter from her husband. He Is at uror !,
Ind, doing good work in tn, cause OF temperance.
The event of the day was fox run near the
city. Five foxes were started, and only one
caught. the honors being divided between Frank
Ely, of Dayton. and dog belonging to a Mr.
Marshall. OF Green County A large crowd par
tcipated, and appeared to relish the sport hugely.
The preliminary examination of Murray and
Dunbar, before the Mayor, for being concerned IN
the robbery OF Mr.. Franz. Hear TrotwoOd Station,
was concluded this afternoon friday resulting
in their being bound over to next term OF Court in
the sum OF $500 each. John Norris the dark
horse" in the same case. will have hearing be
fore His Honor next Thursday, he being held in
same amount
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Not symptoms, but the Disease.

1t would seem to be a truth appreciable
by all, and especially by professors of the
healing art, that to remove the disease, not
to alleviate its symptoms, should be the
chef aim of medication. Yet in how many
instances do we see this truth admitted in
theory. ignored in practice. The reason
that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is success
frl in so many cases, with which remedies
previously tried were inadequate to cope,
is attributable to the fact that it is medi-
cine which reaches and removes the causes
of the various maladies to which it is adapt
ed. Indigestion, fever and ague, liver com
plant, gout, rheumatism, disorders of the
bowels, urinary affections and other n,ala-
dies are not palliated merely, but rooted
out by it. 1t goes to the fountain head
1t is really. not nominally, a radical reme-
dy, and it endows the system with an
amount Of vigor which is its best protection
against disease.
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,SATURDAY. 18th, at4 P. n. POSITIVELY.
~. hGUIDING STAR: W. B. Miller, Mas
ter. Apply on Board, or to Royse A
hosset Agents, No. 10 Public Landing.
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develop into months What little money
they may have saved soon goes to pay rent
and grocers bills, and their credit is not very
good when out of employment These are
facts, however discouraging they may be.
Yet there is all eternal desire on the part OF
the employer to be continually reducing
Mages.
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MORALITY,

Mr.. Theo. Cook, of your city, has been
here for the past few days to devise some
measures to put a stop to the dives and i'm
moral practices SO numerous in Cincinnati.
ANON.
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Sr I.nEIs SAINT O0t,

ST. Louis, Sept. Goth, 1873.
Maguires Cundurango cured me of bill
iousnes and indigestion OF three years
standing. JOS. w. MORGAN,
a'.1h' F' fo !. ellH East st. Louis
For sale by John D.. Park & Sons, R. Ma
cready & Co., Cincinnati, and all druggists.
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POROUS PLASTERS.

Most druggists arc conscientious In their deal
l4gs, but there are a few who arc not. A number
OF cases have been reported to US recently where
druggists, for the sake OF gaining small addition
al profit, have sought to impose upon their cllsto
tions OF Bensor's Capcine Porous Plaster in place
of the genuine or have tried to sell them the
common porous plas;er when b nsons Ca: cine
Porous Plaster was asked for, falsely claiming that
therefore caution all buyers of Bensons Capcinc
Plaster to sec that the word CAPC NE is correctly
spellcd-thst each plaster has the word
CAFFEINE cut through 1t. BY this simple
precation imposition may be avoided.
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SATURDAY. 18th. at4P. M. POSITIVELY.
- hANDY BAUM. II. J. vinton, Master.
'' Apply on board. or to Jas s. wise.
6upt, No. IL Public Landing.
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ELoCuTIoNIsTg Journal Gives best s,and.r4
II and new pisess heroic, pathetic, dramatic, dial
lsct, humogoo4 % Ice Of any newsdeaasx o. b.
mail yn6sE HANKY 4 CO., Lis Nassau IL.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-05-16
FORECLOSURE SALE.

state Of Wisconsin, Iowa County Cir
emit Court.
Louisiana Maddin, Plaintiff. against
Harvey ). Reyes. Sarah Reyes dis
wiie). j. A. Hazard, and l.. =. Bishop,
Defendants.
Notice Is hereby given that by
Virtue of and pursuant TO Il iudg
ment of foreclosure and sale rem
dcrcd III Che above entitled action
in SAID Iowa County Circuit Court
OH the lst day Of April. "A. ~. 1873, /
will expose for sale and sell ut public
auction 10 the highest bidder for cash,
at the front door 81 the Court House
in the village of Dodgeville. in said
County, and State, on Tuesday, the
18th day Of May, a. ID, 1879, ut o'clock
in the afternoon Of said day the fol-
lowing described tagged premises,
or SO much thereof rs shall be neccs-
sary to raise the amount of said indg-
mcnt, interest, costs, and cost Of sale,
to-wit:
lot No. eight 81. and that part Of
lot No. fifteen (lj)dcscriDed as follows
Commencing 1T the south westerly
corner Of said lot No IS, thence east
crly along Fountain street thiriy-nyc
go feet, thence northcrly on Il line
parallel with the west side Of said lot
No. -. to the northern boundary
thereof, thence westerly along the
northern boundary line TO the north
west corner Of said lot No. ~, thence
southerly along the west line Of said
lot No u to the place Of beginning;
All Of said lots being i'll block thirty
one cd Strong and others addition 20
the village (now city, Of Mineral Point,
County and State aforesaid.
Dated Sherilf's Office Dodgeyille,
Iowa County. Wisconsin. this stl day
Of April, A. j. 1870
THOMAS BIACKNEY,
Sheriff Iowa CO., Wis.
HENRY & SMITH.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. -
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-05-16

Handsome linen plaids at the very
low price Of % cents a yard ut Dcllers.
Dried Beef, Breakfast Bacon and
Hams at kinnie Il Spratlers.
Lmdrcths Garden seeds for sale at
j. III. Niyian's.
Adolph Appel will clip your hair
off with neatness and dispatch.
x new style linen ana silk mild
Grcnadine for p cents q yard at Del
lers.
Breakfast Bacon, Hams and Dried
Beef at Kinnic & Spratlers.
Hams, Breakfast Bacon and Dried
Beef at Kinnie 4 Spratlers.
Towing cents a yard; All linen
tablecloth at % cents a yard at Del
lers.
Two good second hand sewing ma
chimes, for sale by Birely 4 Son
Payable in hay or wood.
Garden seeds Of every variety, suit
able for this climate, for sale at low
prices at DR.. J. II. Viyians.
Ladies, be sure to save money
by buying your Hats and sundowns
at Dellers.
a large stock Of hosiery, including
stripped and contrast stockings, at
John Horns.
Latest styles Of ladies linen. poplin,
and lawn suits, and child's white
dresses and robes in large variety
cheap, at Dellers.
Farmers contemplating buying a
reaper this season should examine
the Knowlton before purchasing, 81
they will regret it ever afterwards. 10
Workingmenl look to your interest
and save doctor bills by using DR.
Marshall's Lung syrup for all cases
Of coughs, colds, etc. Price only p
cents 4 bottle. Sold BIZ All druggists.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-05-16
Bargains in Kid Gloves.

Deller offers splendid = button
Kid glove ut Is cents;a ) button Kid
Glove 1t % cents; and seamless genu-
Inc Josephine ut $3.50,
! offer for sale my property on Jer-
uSalem street consisting Of my house
and lot, cabinet shop, and barn, A
good bargain can be had by calling
SON. Mrs. Jos. ELl.ENGEN,
John Horn inv ties the public to call
and examine the stock of goods which
he recently purchased i'll Chicago. lie
vou ID call particular attention to his
supply of linens, shcctingS, drillings,
etc.
See what thedruggiStS say about DR.,
Mashalls Lung Syrup. 1t never
fails to cure the worst cough or cold
promptly and etlectually," Price only
Is cents a hottie, Sold by all drug.
gtStS
Here is for your Hard Times
\ suit Of boys clothing, $500; a
silt of mems clothing, $500; u pair Of
fine boots, SL5o; call at Dellcrs for
tlem
Nolln MEYER ISL ruGM---lt per-
Suns were aware Of the injurious
character ot most baking powders,
they would never use them. Ignorant
persons ownothing about the chem
lead combinations necessary. The only
coed baking powder, prepared by u
physician With special regard To its
hcalthtulneSs. is Dir. Prices Cream
Baking Powder,
Nortcls-l am nov ready to do all
kinds Of tcaming, and will furnish
rock, sand and lime on short notice.
AllorderS lett ut pcnroSc's meat mar
ket Will he promptly attended to.
san RoRrRr JUAN.
We wish 10 say to our readers that
DR.. Prices Special Flavoring Extracts
Of Rose, Almond Ncctminc. Vanilla,
Lemon. etc, are the finest. purcst and
most natural tlavnrs we lave ever
used. The common tlavoring extracts
III the market bear ne comparison for
fine llaNors to Or. Prices.
SrEAlEp. One small bay mare,
coming four year cid, lump ON right
hind tctlock. Amy person knoMmn
the whereabouts of the said animal
will be suitably rewarded by leaving
word ut Mr.. John Cunow's, or at This
Office.
TAME NorlCE-All persons found
passing through o. III amy Way tres
passing upon my farm situated west
Of the city Of Mineral Point, described
as nell sec. -, and nwis of nwl sec,
So, will he prosecuted to the full cN-
tent of the law, rs | ann continually
annoyed by having my gates left open
and allowing my stock To stray from
the premises. llum PnLLlrs.
MOSES HAVE THEY, NIT THEY
SMELL NOT. - Among the lower or
ders, bad smells are little needed, in
fact, moses have they, but they smell
not" but, TO the refined and educated,
4 pleasant odor, emanating from u
wcll-dressed person, produces feelings
of pleasure and delight The fragrance
Of Or. Prices Unique Perfumes pro-
ducos IN influence that is captivating
and dclightful
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-05-16
Buy Your Plants
Az HOME
Where you can have n Large
Variety 10 choose from and
can get them MS Cheap rs
anywhere in America.

beg to inform the people OF Mineral Point
that my collection III greenhouse pnntR Ii tho
lnrgoHt In south western Wisconsin, MY nya.
tenn Of propagation Il simple aud my success
Inns been 80 complete Tint am enabled To soil
plants tlln spring cheaper than ever. | win
not ho undcrruld, MycOllCctlun OF plants CON
sisis Of Abntlinnp, ArhyraDthuspa, Achnnlas.
Amnrylllpus, buuyardias, llugOnias, DALLAS,
Carnations. Dusty Miller, touup, Cigar Plants
GhryanthemnmS, Enonlna, Ferns, Fucins
thirty varictlea, Fewcrfcwa. 0oranmms a large
collection, uiahlUlns, llclolropr. Wax plants,
lYles, eoprosmas, uyelamuns. Fibonlans. Lnn.
lonians, Labulias. Mosnen. Must plants, Artit-
terry planis, Passion flowers, rerislrnpIua.
Pepcrnonhr, Petnnias. POmugnnala, Prim-
roros. Ronrnoniuma, Ronus, bmila, Sweet
Alyssum, Hnlyins, Frt0map Trad1seontas,
NlncaH, Verbennn. VnIoncns etc I am pre-.
pared 10 soil most of tho above plants Mt 10 eta
each, 4 for 90 eents, 10 for Gl.0D. Large plants
scarce plants and novelties at equally low
pricOr, My plants are IN nn0 condition, nrs
lrnc 70 name, aud can be rolled upon TO give
satisfaction. ISAAC BUCKLEY.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-05-16

The particulars in regard to the
young man Of whom we spoke Of last
week as having sold III this city horse
and buggy which he had Stolenin BoS-
cobel, are rs follows: On the morning
of Thursday May list. the Young man
whose name is Fred Merrill. borrowed
horse and buggy Of Mr.. II. h, Hitch
cock. of BoScobel. to 20 10 Fenuimore
and return, On Thursday night he
arrived in this city, and remained UNI
til saturday, all the time endeavoring
to sell the horse. On Saturday even
ing he sold the horse and harness to
Mr., Samuel Ives for twenty-five dol-
lars and the buggy and robe to Starry
Brothers, proprietorS OF the Mineral
Point and Arena stage line for ten dol.
lars. Constable Ilealey and deputy
Sheriff Daniels knew Of his presence
IN town and SuSpiciesad him, hut as
he was very cool and deliberate, and
did not make amy attempt to clear out
they did not think themselves juStitid
in WreSting him. He remained here
until late on Saturday night when lie
took his departure for parts unknown.
On Monday evening Constable llcalcy
received 4 postal cardlfrom Mr., lh'Ch-
cock describing the property and the
thief. and Immediately notified the
parties who purchased the goods that
they We're stolen, and that they must
be given up, Mr.. Ives produced the
horse and harness, but the starry
Brothers claimed to have disposed ot
the buggy and robe. On Tuesday Mr..
Hitchcock arrived and Mr.. llcaley de-
livered him the horse and harness, and
aided him in his search for the buggy
and robe, The buggy was found IN i
barn in Dodgcvillc, and the robe in 4
barn nj this place.
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-05-16
Attorneys for Plaintiff. IS
State Of Wisconsin
County

coutt for Iowa Connty-ln Probate.
Notice il hereby gwen that at a sp"ciei term
~ the Iowa County Court, % be held in and for
said county. at the Court House. III the village
Of DodgeYIilc. In said county. on the 10Th day
Of May. A. y, 1879. being the third Tuesday OF
raid month al orr O'Clock 10 this afternoon Of
said day the following matters will be heard
and considered.
The application Of Ellen MsNahon, for the
appointment or an administrator Of the estate
Of Patrick Nc NahOn. late % the city Of Mineral
Point. Ia said county. deceased.
And II ~ further ordered. that pablic notice
thereof DO given 70 all persons Interested by
publishing copy ofthis order for three weeks
suecsssiyely prior % sid day of hearing. In the
Iowa County Democrat, a weekly newspapsi
circulating 10 sald county,
by order Of The court JOHN r. JONES,
Judge.
Dated Dodgerilio. wis. AprIi2Ith, 1879 81
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-05-16
Money Orders.

The money order business at Mineral
Point Post Office, for the month end
ing April 30th, 1879:
No. Of Domestic orders issued l5l
No. of British orders issued
Amount of orders issued and
ices '.....=.=.,,t......,.Sl 6Ol II
No. Of Domestic orders paid. 80
No. of British orders paid 1
No. Of Canadian orders paid ]
Amount Of orders paid and
fees. Observation-Disclosures. 932 ~
Total amt NJ. O. business 50 533 Il
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-05-16
NOTICE.

The undersigned would respectfully inform
the public that lie II prepared ID cry pnblic
saies al al times on feaponable terms Farm.
ere salcs speciality. Can he seen At Mineral
Point every SATURDAY. Al orders left al chAs.
Meals butcher FhOp Or AZ the Democrat once
ls-u n. X. YAK MATRE.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-05-16
rLArrEvuLE DIVISION.
FHEf6Rr AND 4 CCORM0Dl ron,

Leave ris,icvlIs As Leave csIamiUo 10
do Belmont sls do Belmont : 40
Arrive Calamine 400 Arrive Piatteville y rs
tW~ Passengers leaving Mineral Point at 600
A, N, can reach Madison At I Y, NJ, tho Eamo
day, by way OF frcepoEt and Caledonia.
CnAS. Il, GALE, Agent.