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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-05

Camp Chairs ut Bishop \ Nan.
colaS', Call and see them before they
aac NIL gone, They are going fast
Examine bishop Il NaucolaS' stock
Of furniture, before buying Christmas
presents,
We hereby gNe notice that The
Watches, lowehy. etc, left fM re-
pairs ana rmaiutNy cH hand, can be
found al Mm MauserS' iewelry store.
Matches sold u repaired and war
wanted ~ Us will hepromp,ly attend.
"a to W Mr. MaRger free az change, IN
Il Skillful and wor&mRauljkc manner:
and We take pleasure in recommends
ing Nou 10 call On him.
/. BEELN Il SoN,
| have constantly OH hand \ fun
line If Hair Goods which | invite Won
to call and examine, ~ II is no trouble
10 show goods, also do all kinds of
Hair Work, such rs making Chains.
leWelry, Bracelets, Neck laceS, Rings,
Wigs, Half Wigs, Front Pieces, CurlS.
WavcS, Switches. puNS and FrilleS.
| guarantee my work % suit, and war
rant il to wear Al work thoroughly
rooted. have the only rootcr in the
city. Call ut Maugers icwelry store
and leave orders. Prices to suit the
times, and work 10 be rs good rs sam
pie shown or no charges will he made,
n n ~ MAl.GEE.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-05
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-05
4 SAD ACCIDENT.
MIR. Barney MckryilIe Run Over by
Cars at Warren.

Th.S FRIDAY morning, 1t Warren,
III. Mr., Barney McArville II Darling.
ton, and a hridge-huilder on the NJ,
z. II. Il. was run over ly the Mineral
Point train. He WAS standing en- the
track Just behndthepasSenger coach,
which, With other cars, was standing
on the track, cut on from tile engine
and as the engine backed UP t. hitch
ON to these cars he was knocked down
and ran over. Both OF his legs Were
cut off just below The body, and his
recovery is hopeless.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-05
Wanted l--i5,000 Rail-
Road Cross TieSl

To he delivered at any of the sta.
tons ON the Mineral Point rail road,
Said rail road cross ties TO 30 made
from good, sound white oak or burr
OAK, -Four thousand sawed ties vii,
be taken, For contracts or speciica-
tions apply to J, lIanseom, Asst, Supt.
or 10 GEo, W, Conn,
Managing Director
Mineral Point, Dec, I'd, 1870. lI-lw
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-05

WATERLOO, Iowa, Jan. %, 1871
was taken with IN acute attack OF
rheumatism last fall. and confined ia
bed. At first employed physician,
without benefit; then sent to Wangler
Bros drug store and obtained a bottle
OF ST. Jacobs Oil. the use of which
soon gave me relief, and cured me of
the attack. can safely recommend
it to all suffering with rheumatism.
Respectfully,
MATT. MCDERMoTT,
|. G. II. X. Shops.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-05
Taken Up.

By the subscriber. on or about the
18th day Of October, 1879, on land
owned by him IN town Of Mineral
Point, two small yearling heifers,
light red; no artificial marks.
Tie owner ii requested 10 call,
prove property. pay charges and take
said strays away. EDWARD O'IIA.E.
Dated October I4th, 1879. 3.w
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-05

State Of Wisconsin - Iowa County Circuit
Court
Thorras Millsl and Nanni, Lang formerly Nan
ME wills aud Thomas Lang. her husband.
plaintiffs. W. Elizabeth J. hills twldow oI
Henry Mills. deccWed). Elizabeth Tre9anzs
formerly Elizabeth hills) and John Tire.
rama her husband. Caroline Smith, CORNER
" Caroline M,lls) Gabriel Mills. samuel r
Mills. James Mills. Harley Mills. and John
spcn'ley. defendants.
IN PARTITION.
Notice 10 hereby given that By virtue OF a
Judgment or order Of partition md sale made IN
the above entitled action. IN the above named
oonrt; bearing date the 18th day OF October.
1879. ] will on the 1Gth day Of January, 1890.
~ u O'Clock In the forenoon Of that day, A. the
'front.' door Of the Court House 10 tho village
OF Dodgeyille. in said county aud state Offer
for sals and Sell 10 the highest bidder for cash,
the following described resi- estate. situate IN
said county Of lows and state OF wisconsin. viz:
The southeast quarter OF the north west
quarter Of section number n tf9 10 township
mum her slz 90 north of range number two ~
eatt. and this west bali ~ the n0rth.west quar-.
ger o. section number ~ the north west
quarter Of the southeast quarter; he south !.
east quarter u me northeast quarter and
also part Of the north east quarter OF the pOuth.
east quarter Of section numb r four ~ IN town.
ship number five. north OF range number ~
east. The last mentioned part commencing q
the north west corner OF faid lhst described
forty acre tract AMI running thence south forty
eight tisl rods; lthence north seventy seven
deyfees and nineteen minutes east On ~ ~
min. II D eighty two fs2l rods. thence north
thirty-tw0 and forty -hundreths rods tsa and
40-iO0 thcnce west eighty 1901 rods 70 ths place
of beginning. Ana all the right. title and
interest Of each aud every OF the SHOVE
named parties. both plaintiffs and defendan.
IN and 70 the same and every part iheresf
Dated a be Sheriff ofica AZ DodReYllle. In
said county Of Iowa of Iowa, this ID day Of
December. 1919,
THOMAS BLACKNEY,
i5-T sheriff I'll Iowa county.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-05
TO the Iadies.

ain prepared fuI0 ail kinds of lar
work III tie iate5t and most improved
style. switches. furis, puts. frizets
watch chains, ctr ] guarantee ny
work to give satisfaction.
Miss KATIE APPEL.
Gil IL hpiel.s barber Shop i5
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-05
Arrived on Fridays Train,

For Toay Bros, car load Of the
choicest Winter Appels to be found in
any market. Leave orders early.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-05
To Tax Payers.

The tax roll of the City of Mineral
Point is now in hands for collection.
! can be found in my Office in City
Hall building during business hours.
NICHOLAS SCHMIT,
City Treasurer
Mineral Point, Dec. Sd, 1870. II
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-05

G71 A WEEK. 81 day Al hcme easily
Dl z made. cqstiy QUIT free. Address,
THug q Co. augusta. Maine.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-05
Ladies

DO you want n pure, bloom.
ing Complexion! IL so, u
few applications of Hngan's
MAGNOLIA BALM will graf
ify you to your hearts con-
tent. IL does away with Sal
lowness, Rodness, Pimplcs,
Blotches, and NIL diseases and
imperfections of tho skin. IL
oycrcomes the flushed appear
ancc OF heat, fatigue and OK.
element. makes u lady Of
THIRTY appear but TWEEN
TY; and so natural, gradual,
and perfect arc its effects,
that Il IL impossible to detect
its application.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-05

Superintendent Of the Poor Of low;
County. l1-3y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-17
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE INQUIRY.
TESTIMONY At THE FIRST DAYS SESSION OF HE
ASSEMBLY sUB-COMMI1TEE

THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE INQUIRY.
TESTIMONY At THE FIRST DAYS SESSION OF TIE
ASSEMBLY SUBCOMMITTEE.
In consooucncc of a memorial signed by
oycr 200 prominent merchants and those interested III
,h conncfcc 81 the city, which recently presented
o. che Assembly subcommittee was appointed ny the
Assembly Committee ON Commerce and Navigation TO
rake testimony respecting the Brooklyn Bridge Tbs
comuittcc-cOnsIst!us Of CharcsR Knowles, Of Albany :
lanes Low of Niagara; Thomas !. Brady oil New
York: Thomas ]. Sheridan. OF brooklyn H. L. D"gn'd
Cf OrondaCa and j. D. Wells OF WestchcsicI-came 10
this city FRIDAY night, and held their INST meeting SAY
urIay at tc Metropolitan Hotel
Ec ore the committee the bridge trustees we're repre-
scented by T. VI. Cullen. aud the memoriasts by j. H.
Strahau. At the morning session Henry t. Murphy
president Of he bridge trustees was examined al R''a
Length on the most important facts connected win inc
structure. MIR. Murphy IecOuntcd the steps taken 10
Obtain official sanction for the structure The War De
rarnent considered the question obstruction 70 nav
ration and ter thor ugh examination by experts
The Secretary Of War; General Rawlns, approved the
plans submitted, with the modification that the bridge
bc l3J feet above mean high water instead Of 100
In 1869 the bill authorizing the construction "i inc
nril, was approved by Congress. While il was ocing
considered the Chamber OF Commerce OF this city InNe
ticatcd the question of how Il would affect commerce.
and found nothing 10 Justify any protest.
In answer to the question how the AFFAIRS OF the
bridge bad been managed, Mr. Murphy s3ld th"t rue
NcN-Y0rk Bridge Company was incorporated IN l9o"
md remained in existence until 1870 when 1t was
dissolved and the work made public one under
the control of Board Of Trustees consisting OF eG'
members from each Of the two ciues with the MAYORS
and Controllers The plans were maze by the a'e Jonu
A. Eocblng VINO died OF casson fever contracted
during construction OF The piers. and were approved
lY a board OF engineers OF tue highest qualifications
M MIrphy submitted the affidavit OF IHl-p D. Low
Niger OF long e, ucuce In s'uth-st. TO answer the
question of how many vessels would Joe compelled TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-17
MRS. HORNS MYSTERIOUS DEATH.

80 PROOF OF IMCHlNE YET TUUND-A Prov
sIoNAL CERTIFICATE OF DEATH GIVEN.
Eight physicians gathered on Saturday
moinuc at No Isl Atant.c-ayc, Brooklyn, to witness
the pos-nortom examination Of the body ~ Mrs. Will
lcmina Horn, an o.t lady who died Friday after
noon from what was believed 10 be trichGoss caused
hv eating raw lam. She was the mother OF Mira. Max
Grceldt, who lives at the number mentioned and who,
together with her husband has hccu sick for two weeks
With the disease which resulted in Mrs. Horns death
The ham was also eaten by servant girl, Henrietta
den, who was removed to her home, IN Atlantic
ave- near Bond St. where she is reported TO be prOy
Ing slowly. The poStmorjem examination occupied
four hours and the physicians present were DR..
William Msdrcn who ATTENDED the sick persons; Dr.
j. C. Skene who called In by Dr. Madren IN consul
tation; SANITARY Superintendent Raymond Dr. Se2ur,
formerly Sanitary Superintendent, AMI DIS. A. Ross
Mathc,0n. j. IL Barber, Charles Jevct and Arnold
steele. Professor Fairfield Was also present.
The result OF o." examination was unsatisfactory:
Sections Of the muscles ana lutc-tlue' were examined
with microscope, but no evidence or TIE presence OF
trchinan ,ldraes disc )VCrtd. The amtualN canal
III good condition The liver was CONSIDERABLY
affected. aud there was some renal disease but IL was
considered sufficient 10 produce death lie HusCi-
lar Of the ntestncs were found Z" be In healthy
condition The physicians were al loss 10 account lOT
The symptoms of rlchnOSls, and seNcY3, If them carried
home sections thc muscles iu order 10 make more
minute examination Of them The result Of The autopsy
neither confirmed nor myal'daJrd the diagnosis 81 the
case made hY Dr. hadreu and confirmed 10y Dr. SAcnc.
As the members Of the family were anxious 10 remove
this clty for burial Yesterday, D." Madrcn gave Ger
uhcate Of death from septic poisoning, occh-ioned by
eating putrcscent meat but he Miomcd the health a-
thOurs that IBIS wa provisional Certnctt pehdlhS
II minute examination Tor trchlnt. The name Oi
The butcher WHO sold the neat J. known PM hs II mas
not been pOssibl" u trace the other half OF the ham, ana
no proof of presence Of tiiclup has heeu found
the alithoilue- have refused to dVu.ce b. name. Mr.
Grefrldt and his wife are SIN seriously Ill., and then
a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-17
DIR. NELSON'S ILLNESS.

The Rev. Dr.. Reuben Nelson, the senior
agent ~ the Methodist Book Concern o. ts city. sid
tIct.urc of the General Missionary Society oi the Nctho
dIs; opal church has been 80 with lndaral fever
Of typhoid type ortvo weeks he had so far recovered
saturday 20 walk about nus room. AboU, O'Clock
1uat evening be wa, suddenly scIICd with para'J sis
HI> Phyeio!an d. II. l. Richardson speedily SUN
InoUcd tut all attempts TO rowe IN Nelson were un-
AVAilinR lie remained ID an unconscious condition dur
lup the night ana NC1cIdaY III j. unable 20 take
n0bshncnt. Dr. AU~t ~ Flint held consultation with
Or Richardson Yesterday afternoon. but hopes are
gwen 81 bis recovery. H.. friends IN NtAc,Darre,
Penn have been "grs ,hcd iOI and are eIpcctcd 10
ur,Iye tnis morning. III. Nelson hds been 2t thc
mead ~ The Methodist publishing iEtotats IN this Guy
since I-72 Before tEat lie w4s principal Of Wyoming
Seminary fOI twenty years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-17

fell into the river and drowned. The body was
recovered
Supervisors G.. G. Bennett, Williamson, Ry-
der golf aud Cullen have been appointed committee
10 examine the KINGS County Incbrates Home under
a resolution adopted last week The trustees OF the
Home claim that IL Isa State institution and mat the
county authorities right to make such an III
quiry IS proposed.
The best game Of base bail on the ice this
season was PLAYED the lake at Prospect PARK
on SATURDAY. between two picked teams OF professional
PLAYERS. Mossrs. Smith and Barnic were the c9pius
After full game OF nine innings, tdpaln snlths sa
was Wet rious by a Of IL to Z. large crown
watched the contest.
The horses attached to one of the carriages
returning tho funeral OF Thomas Lord on Tuesday
last, ran away at Union and IIenry-sts bat were
stopped in Hamitun-avc. bv officer James - hourhe'
Tie occupants the carriage refused 10 give ihcIr
names, hIt on FRIDAY Officer ORDurkc received moro
of thanks aud q check for S2O from one OF MI Inio
lie applied the Police Commissioners on Sutu
day for permission To accept the glt.
La Mattin0, the Italian barber who was Sc
verey wounded in Hamiitou-aye.. on January -I' by
Pctro Tarntno. whose wife he had assaulted, IL stl
~ the - Peter. Hospital Til" police nave hii' rn
hat other Italians. Joseph fcltcc, ~ No 81 tonW
blast, aud Salvador Him n, of No. 100 CQ'ulnE-'
were Pre- when II" assault on Mrs 1drintlho was
committed, and Saturday these two men were AZ
rested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-17
BATTLES IN /ILCL1ND.

i1-ITuTR rlE1ICUIARS OF THE BRITISH DrrGAI-
.srCoSD ATTACK BY THE NATIVES RErrlLID.
IOSpON Saturday. Feb. -. 1919.
The Standard publishes the following dis
match. dated Mlrltzburs, January -: Snor;ly after
the opcnng Of ho,tiutjes Lord Chelmsford and Colonel
Pearson successfully engaged tie enemy. Scar the
Mace where Lord Chelmsford had been fighting hc left 50
tnmu3uier OF the 2Ath Regiment under PA ci" whom
Burnfoid was 10 JON with the natives. Ilttecu thou
sau0 /ulus attacked the united forces oh The @2d INST
l fire from the British caused Inueu-r havoc among
mon, hu they rushed forward ~ IA ndCmtaO!c pluck
md when they had come to close quarters The great
numerical .iperloiity 81 tie /uld- secured them
Ilrtc victory. The six mIsnie. oi the 2i'h
were totally destroyed and Durafords natives were nj
trriv ror,cJ The victorious Xl,u- atta. kcd small
io~cc I'm Tie vicinity OF RouIe Diift The same day, but
were repealed.
In the attack made on RourkC's Drift the evening 81
the I'D after the destruction OF the camp, 700 men bu
cecdcd in kceuiug of over 1000 IIins. They fought
from D O'Clock the evening un' daylight, wECn Tie
main column arrived. The British lost IS men, . OF
whom were uIassaCIcd In spital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-17
CONrAGION AMONG CATTLE.
INVESTIGATIONS IN THIS CuY-No CAUSE FOL
ALARM

ALARM.
General NJ II. Patrick on Saturday lSsued I"
circular 20 the farmers III Kings ana Quce"'
Couutics 10 which the pleuro-pneumonh IL p'-
cvod 10 nc sti confined asking to he Informed OF any
cases OF the disease within their knowledge ana l'
bidding tho removal Of cattle except by permit N'''
Ninth and Goldsts are designated as the places lor IAN"
ing cattle for slaughter 10 Brooklyn. General Pa'icH
order further provides that persons must not pass from
stable where cattle are sick TO ono where thcS az
we'll as the contagion can be carried In person :
clothes; that infected cattle must he KILLED or G'r
tiacd and II killed. after being reported to the Bo'rd &"
Health in BROOKLYN, and examined nv eNnet.S, w.
value thIs determined will he paid Nv the Sit'ci tht'
any refusal 70 comply win these directions VIII -" pun
isliabIe with fine 50. and imprisonment I"l one
year. In carrying ont the ord re respecting mn" ~
B;Is,yIlir OCO gallons were pouicd MO N'W row
Creek SATURDAY.. The mr are Obliged 10 llllk TIC
cows or be indicted for cruelty 10 animals. ~
Pr0f,seo Law, IN company with 1T. Lantdrd on -
uriay visited stables IN this cltc III winch rt''
were suffering with coughs bat eases " pneumonia
found. In reSpOuse II request from Inc bI't7.
Consul General made 20 DIT Y. @. Rawson president OF
J. b. Coleman Of tha, institution, has mad" report 10
the effect that no suOst foundation exists lot t
peuro- pneumonia scare II al-o states that me bo'
OF Agriculture OF this state, fc.n"' wanna t"ii' ',Ig
Ncw.JcrScy, Maryland and Illinois, ana 'h' h'It'' :"
Agriculture at Washington. have h"rh commune
with and from their replies Il appears tht t'dE ".',
Dlcufo-rneumonia exists only 10 very tnil'l 'Ait
in Pennsylvania and Connecticut, ana IN tic Hi
managed dairc' near this cry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-17
ATTACHING EIRD sIED ToG Dl4uoyDs.

The case OF Charles Dean, who brought
suit against Mrs. Theresa Ben for $1,000
Tor services which he alleges ho rendered
her by guarding her Jewels. valued at
$3.50 OOO day and night mt nom" abroad, has been
brought to the courts Of this city Judge Douohue Oh
Sat lIday issucd OIdcr Of attachment IN q uc8
eit Mrs. Bel has boarded a. the Hoffman House and
has often been al the bars in the Academy o Music
ia q bIcast.platc Of diamond. IL Gus known
on Saturday that the evening previous Mrs. Bel! had
started f0i francisco; but al The same it he
evod that her Jewels dcuOsc IN The safe If The
hotel for there scarcely seemed lime for their removal
OWING 90 judge PIHtts order Of at achmet issued in
Brooklyn. But when the jewel case In the &
smned 10y those having authority, IT was found ~ be
fun VI cdHaIy -hird seed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-17
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LONDON RI etcOuyhfp GrcrrT -Tdward BortheT
g. A. MorItt, > Pcarscy r Ienfold Jas " Wilson, Ions
Or mel! Mr. VI puir gucZ, MT. MaIS Esmtlc
FOIt IIVERPOOT,-Rg SeInst,D fdrriic. IL tEeroVd
Nr blnm.nthai. y. HlumeGhal &. h. Bolton, r. D. BiOWn
r. e. Clcguo.u. W H. Chapman. W. II. tlouCh, Mrs. w H.
Cloug Mr. and Mrs e. n EHrner aud the Misses Furrer
f. COOLING g.! NJ t,uIv!n VI Gardner, H. Hawke, Ihas A
Hastings. NJ Hanson, J.. Iish. Aftcl u7luann George
Joseph. j. kayscI. ". G.. Longtime. }. " Ma onntll W
Paine r. l.. Rigs. David Orchards NrS /dr3 SaHirreon
-. j. StcDhrps. Edward sullivan john D.
1pwHs,Ai. Joseph l. Ia. l1., Miss Annie J. Ni'kcS W
WIckrs. Cape. Henry NIl-JH
FROM nANBI KG-EU Nndmsh'D U'c'GHd-Ern'l Rem
ncr Johanna kustHr T. >cLitzeT g. Npruck. Anna IUI
inodorc and three cldIen Anna Fischer ANA daughter
htantuu OtjU Numl1u j. DrytTcattX Judah kohu ,taEm
Emanuel KJI -Iaun ~dioz GcIa, Johann Egg,t~, J cold
berg. AuIrlc Hollman AID capt and Mrs ~ch" Tran
IabKd Albert Nel-ch. A. g.. RdnpcICcT samuel IuSI>.
81 L and l. I.LllIIt hasr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-17

ned AZ about SO 600 when 400 miles from Antigua,
heavy gale the vessel spraug leak which inc reased SO
that thc efforts Of the crew at the pumps proved OF little
avail The boats were lowered and In Ave minutes a''r
the vessel was abandoned she sank After four DAY o
the ocean IN an open boat, and when inc crew WI,
ahout exhausted with rowing. land was Flchteu' al
upon reaching shore the sailors found thoinscVt n.
ST Thomas Three OF tho were sent nome Nv nc
American Consul and Inc ohers VIII come No. III ~ .o
next steamer The built III 1871 abu WIS
owned by Rich A Co. OF Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-17
INVESTIGATING The GREAT FIRES.

Superintendent Wilson, OF the Fire Insurance
Patrol wa examined before The Board OF Investigation
o., IIrmcu's Han saturday morning, ia rcsltI 20 The
GIlu9-.t ire Nil Wilson stated that tho fire patrol
placed covers over TIE SOis oh tao tlifd nJor o. tie
burning building before TIE ticmen reached tHc floor
but he Wa not certain thst thl, vac accomplished On
the fourth f0or has been commonly reported In an
swer 10 suggestion made by Com D sioHer PcIcy, MI
Wilson stated the Of the IRE wires hhd saved
large amount 81 money for tho Insurance Department.
hut II advisable the patrol would separate wires to
Iun from the same boxes conference viii be held on
HE sUheCt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-17

little fellow, four or five years old, who
had never negro, wHr greatly perpleIrd dy
when came by where hc and his father were. aud
asked d" Pa who painted mat man all black 80 I"
"HcaVen did. my son." replied the father Well said
the little stll looking after the negro 81 shouldn't
have thought he'd held sl."-t Frank le.lie's Sun
Magazine