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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-24
COUNTY CONVENTION.
To The Electors Comprising the Dem
0cratic Party OF Iowa County:

At Cincinnati June 22d, the
national Democratic Convention
there assembled nominated Win
field s. Hancock for President. and
William II. English, for Nicc-Prcs-
dent, on the first formal ballot
Judge Nj. NJ. Cothrcn was nomi-
mated for Member Of Congress at
Muscoda, Grant County, Sept. 10Th,
ON the first formal ballot, and his
nomination was made unanimous
by mass meeting OF over two
thousand people. At the County
Convention, which is to be held ut
Dodgeyillc, Sept. 3Oth, we should
make rs strong and unanimous
nominations for county officers rs
possible. And III order 10 get the
cxpression of all the Democratic
voters in Iowa County i'll regard To
nominations it i necessary that
every town hold its caucus and
send Il full delegation to the County
Conventions
Chairtncn ol town committees II
is your duty to SCI that caucus
is called and held in your town
and delegates to the County Con-
ycution elected
Per Order Of County Committee
CuAs. J Thomas, See.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-24

81. The venerable president was
presented to the meeting by T. B.
Starlight, and upon making his APP
pearance was loudly cheered. When
quiet was restored he spoke as
follows:
" FELLow-CIrIzEN: - Providence
has been very kind to me in pro-
longing my life and blessing me
with health and strength. ! have
lived to be l01 years. This is great
age, seldom attained in this period
Of the world. In my earlier days
| took an active part i'll political
affairs. | have mingled with your
fathers, grandfathers, and great
grandtath on occasions like this
in days long gone past voted for
Mr.. Jefferson. We had the same
question up then that we have now,
whether this was n government of
unlimited powers or u government
OF few simple functions expressly
granted by the constitution. Mr..
jefferson contendcd that the great
mass Of the power8.of our govern
mcnt remained with the States,
while Mr.. Adams and his party
contended for strong central gov
eminent TO override the several
State governments. ] never missed
Il presidential election. ! voted
twice for Jefferson, for Madison,
twice for Monroe, and three times
for General Jackson. voted
twice for Mr.. VanBurcn. | voted
for Polk, Cass, Pierce, Buchan-
an, Douglas, Mcclellan, Scy-
mour, Greeley and Tilden, and !
hope to vote for Gen. Hancock.
believe that the principles and
policy of the Democratic party are
best adapted to promote the pros
pcrlty Of the country, restore that
harmony which ought to prevail in
the union, and secure the welfare of
the people. As the result of my
long experience, would advise
every citizen to vote for Hancock.
! thank you for the very kind
greeting which you have given me.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-24

party the greater portion Of his
time in and out Of Congress is spent
in setting up jobs upon those who
oppose him and in working for his
own denominations But perhaps
he has done all the good that is
claimed for him; but we have
searched the congressional records
in vain for proof but they do not
testify Of him.
The claims made by the friends
of Judge Cothrnn, why he should
be sent to Congress, stand out in
bold and striking contrast to the
demands made for IIa2elton's re-
election. We believe the best
reason that can be given why Goth
rem should be sent to Congress is,
that he would do the things which
Hazclton has not done, and leave
undonc things which IIazclton has
done. We believe that with Judge
Cothrcn as our Representative il
Congress we would have a man
there who would watch over and
guard our interests as sacredly
us he would his own IL man who
would be representative of the
people IN fact as well as in name.
Are not these good and sufficient
reasons why we should send him
to Congress?
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-24
Democratic County Convention.

A Democratic County Convention
for the purpose Of nominating candi'
oates for county officers and members
OF assembly, will be held ut Dodge
Vile, on Thursday, September 3oth
] 80, NJ O'Clock j. M. The several
towns will he entitled 10 representa-
ton rs follows:
Arena, I; clyde, 3; Dodeeyille, ~
Eden, 4; Highland, .; Linden, .; Nit
lin, o; Mineral Point town, q; Mineral
Point city, lst ward, Z; Mineral Point
city, "a ward, q; Moscow. q; l'nlaski
q; Rdgcwnl. 10; Waldwick, !; Wy
oming, B.
PER ORDER Cor NTY Con-.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-24
AN OLD DEMOGR NJ.
A Contonarian who Voted tcr loher.
son. and will Vote FOR Hancock.

Ata Democratic meeting in Mon.
re- county, Pennsylvania the on
ganlMtion presented spectacle the
like of which has not been wit
messed probably il any locality in
the United states. Col. benjamin
Brouniicld, who presided, is lol
years old. lie is not mere fossil,
carried around for effect In poll.
heians, but man Of substance,
with 100000, and comes and goes
when and rs he pleases. lie was
born ON the farm where Ia now
resides, about three miles south oi
llmontown. He obtained his title
e his land 1t ! very early period
by settlemcnt.right from the com
monwealth During the latter
years Of his life he has quietly lived
on his farm, engaging ii nothing
beyond Il supervision of it, and
a careful outstanding Of his re-
sources The vicc-presiicnts # the
meeting were all well known cit
liens, each over SO years Of age, as
follows John rroutman, "a; Col.
James Gardner, So; james Snyder,
s.; Lot W. Clawson, 50; George
Morrison, 81, and Thomas Scmans,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-24
C0THREh VS.. HAzELToN.

In the two candidates for Con
gress, III this district, we have ON
the one hand, o true representative
Of the people; and ON the other II
true representative Of that class OF
politicians which has brought dis
grace and dishonor upon our coun-
try. Judge NJ. NJ. Cothrcn is UNI
qucstionably man Of the people,
whose sympathies are with the
people and for the people; and
Geo. &. lIazelton is as truly n rep
resentative Of the politicians the
very mention Of whose names il
suggestive Of all that is low and de
grading in politics.
Judge Cothrcn did not seek the
nomination for Congress, but was
the UNANIMOUS choice of his party
and his friends ofnll parties. Goo.
G. llazelton, through intrigue and
political trickcy, secured the nom
nation for II third term in opposi-
ton to the better clements OF his
own party Ills nomination was
not made unanimous by his party
conventions. No charges Of bribery,
of buying up delegates, Of packing
caucuscs and conventions, or of pc,
liticnl tricks of any kind cun be
be brought against Judge Cothrcn;
but, according to Republican testi-
mony, Ilazelton has practiced all
the arts known 70 unprinciplcd and
corrupt politicians to secure 4 70
nomination, His nomination four
years ago was u triumph Of the
baScst element Of the Republican
party Ills denomination two years
ago was n second triumph for this
same element, and his nomination
this year for u third term has
caused honest Republicans to pause
and ask themselves If they have
not allowed this thing to 20 about
far enough. They have the alter
native presented to them of voting
for man whom they believe
to be personally and politically
corrupt, or of voting for man
whom they know TO be hon
est, and whom they have thrice
placed upon the judicial bench of
the fifth circuit. Does any man
question his duty in the promises Z
Can anyone be 50 blinded by par
tizanship us to vote into power n
man whom he believes to be an un-
principlcd dcmagogue? And wc
know that there are thousands Of Re.
publicans III the district who have
no higher opinion Ut Hon Goo, &.
llaaelton than this!
It's said in u general way by la
2elton's friends and apologists, thnt
he has made good Congressman,
That " George is personally Il good
fellow and SO ON. But we call for
4 bill Of particulars What has he
donc for his district 7 When has
his voice (and he has rs much voice
rs anybody been raised in advo-
eacy Of needed relorms2 What
measures has he championcd chat
would be beneficial to the thous-
ands Of his constituents who
through blind partiMnship send
him to Congress? What has he
done to aid i'll modifying our unjust
tariff laws, How can hc, IN ayow.I
protectionist, ask for the votes Of
men whom he permits eastern
manufacturers to rob Of hundreds
Of thousands Of dollars annually ?
Let his defenders mention few Of
the blessings which he has brought
upon us through the legislation
which he has sccuredl According
TO the evidence Of men of his own
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-24
ryury \ soa,n Nltea4sl, rsaaaG


court ~ la the matter Of tho estate of
Thnmas Comfort. ii censrd
Letters ttslamcnthry having hanG this dIf
srucd Ia isaac e. Comic apd Iahn y Cam-
lurt ~ said county, Aud siN NantA. tfaa the
dare hcreot hCirr allowed and ltnted creditors
tu prrpeut thrir claims against said deceased
tor examination aed AL, NAucH.
II ~ erdetod that aI claims and drmauhs
against the estate of said deceased b. received
ANA adjusted hatNrr the luds1 ut TITS cnuI aud
idr that purpose nc will u " hts once M tue
vintage II nOdgevile On the ntst Tuesday u
each month during the Term above tmitcd.
And II is further ufdered and direct cd that a
notice of the tWcs AMI plACea tor examining
and allowing claluls. and taV tms limited -
creditors IL present their claims, bc given HI
publication " this urdur t1r tanr successive
weeks iii the iowa cauuN Drnocftl, weekly
newspaper published IN this county,
Dated. nodgtvtllr, Wts sept. tlth 1850
NY thet uuri
- JUHN 81. LoNEs, Judge.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-24
CHOICE FARM
For SALE.
Suitable for Stock and Grain Raising.

The undersigned will sell ON very rrc.onahle
terms his atm, situated two mites east OF the
city If Mineral POINT. consisting 80 ACRES
gup under cultivation and lhn remainder timber
lnd pasture laiid Comfortable hcuss and
good barns on he place. For further nfurna
ton inquire oE the flrm.
]. L. BEARDSLEl.
August Il, lsSe. iii.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-24
Foreclosure Sale.

State 81 Wisconsin, Iowa County
Circuit court
William I Henry, Pantll,
against
lohu Conway. lnhanna CONWAY hia wife, md
George Henry, assignee ~ John S}mcnnu II
bankruptcy, dclrnlunla.
ny virtue ~ and p9tsumt !" Judgment al
foreclosure avG slc rcedcred IN he above co :
title action ON the Il h day ~ ncfoher A. ~,
l@ii IN aatd Iowa County Circuit Cont | will
eNrora lar raln aml sci ", puhlie auction ID
the Hiehea hilltr tot cash, ~ The front danr 81
tue Cont lluUsc in the village OF Nalseyille in
said Iowa county state & W,-ctsstI, on flca
dN, She 18th DAY uf Nuvumhcr, \. y lN>i, 1T
O'CluCk In the afternoon ~ slul day, t1RloJuW-
tng described murtgaEd prnm a's, or ~ much
thereof NJ sNll ~ uear4s ry - rpSn tn
Amount IT ,ad isdsmFut interest. cu-t1 and
cnets ot sale, - wit: rhe south hair nt the
G0rth9east quarter aud the uurtn east qtIrttt
vi the south east qulfter 81 ,rtan numher ti4
IN township hummer Nye ~ north Of laugr
number four 60 cas- N fnptadNt5 ~ iowa aud
state OF Nt,clu ~
Dated Shotitl ,oHt, n1lawlle Iowa county,
WI 4euusin. september l0h lSea.
THOMAS Bl.ACkNEN,
sheriff, Iowa County, Mia
~ - ia 4 , ttftf
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-24
Circuit court-I2wa County, Wis.

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nWnArusuh nnr,nSrlN hnoua 2. hoArrt-
1890 m h.'n :, ae' hIsuaha MshHra
IN'errlS; , nltat, "HIt'Ei :, ~ p'laheS, MiHoh
'V' 'll.TISt. 1a ftli,l' ~ ~ NeNuly,
',"u''p neiN ;nr an!nau lAyt2t Gem
p,,N, W ~, ~ NV M 49, " oseatu' n
"', ~" "ntl =" h'"tt, ~ =. hWM'l alu
n1nN Mi"NSr M. ptslh'i unluS business
H 9l w ntin nNn'u NV sSlc 81 = :.
towel y 90 .; ht1HIh ana = edges
CO patthefs unihG ea.lne,~ under thr lrm
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-24

G q e week in your own tuwp. s. outfits
0OO free. No rik. Readet. II you want a
business at which persons OF either sex can
make great pay all tho time they work. write
fer patticslars to II Aallctt 4 CO., Portland,
Maine. xy-a-iy
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-24

That great conservative Rcpub-
lican newspaper, the New York
Post, is greatly taken aback at the
result of the late elections in Maine,
In the leading editorial article of It's
last issue, after dcploring the *.
lStence of seetionali5m and thc
shaking of the bloody shirt in this
campaign, it adnlonishes the Re.
publican leaders rs follows: Let
them take up the financial qucs-
tion, and put the grecnhaekers
and thcir allies to shame; lct them
take up our enormous and prepos.
ferrous methods of taxation and
promise thorough reform; Yet them
expose thc awful abuses " tho civil
service and pledge their candidates
lrrevocable 10 Il speedy mHcliora-
tion, md the ears VI theu hearers
will turn To them with attentions,
aud sober judgments will follow.
Unless some such 4 changy N made
We fear thr aban,lonmentul III duty
by the party in power will be re.
gardcd rs n virtual confession of is
inability to discharge il, and tbg
opposition Of every grade viii III
more determined TO work for It's
overthrow The warming eomcs in
time, and ought 70 be needed betor,
the winds of October shall bring
with them u wall that is too late
too late.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-24

Go A WEEK. STA day at home elsily
y & made. Costly OUTFIT. free.= Address,
TRrKl& Co., Augusta. Maine.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-24

The York Post wants the Rcpub-
llcan party TO pledge its candidates
to reform the abuses in the civil
service. How would it sound
Garfield, Arthur and Reform ?
Would it be reform within the
party or reform within Garfield
and Arthur Garfield, Arthur and
n change of heart, might be better.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-24

The Republicans say that the re-
suit in Maine will have one good
elect, and that is that il will make
the Republican managers redoublc
their efforts t. carry the elections
which are to follow. Yes. 1t will
make them look u little out" for
Iowa, Minnesota, and other doubt-
ful States.
, 1880-03-25
FEOS Tue
"CINCrNNATl STAR"


Impressed by the singular repatau1on for woniei
ful cures enccted ny Iemeay auveI.se ~ our own
aud other papers, ana ny tne names OF a,zens OF
known re poasiolty VINO were sal 20 nhyS IVY lolu re-
lief by IT. star reporter WAS ildueeat 70 look up some
OF these alleged cures and Dy an interview, test the
truth OF INC remaTKaoS soseeulenss itluc Gonvcrns
it, Mr.. stacy iII, of tne MI AUBURN incined flane
Hallway gentleman whose socla anu business s posi-
ton entities nun To oe Regarded a. one o thc os' re-
liable gentlemen OF tins elty ana state wss found out
at his place, on AnouIn avenue % IN ~ A"ourn, ~ ,u
after being nteosated as 70 She onect OF our epor
ters eau, SAD, iaughngly, On ns apout the NJ.
JACOBS OIL that curei me q rheuinatssn, tnat you
want to now isltf On beig assured OF tne Hct, ne
laid that unuonoIedlV t ~ reniaThaoiG neuele,
was said ne, 'hmpmt aoopt. hagdiy 'See 10 move my
self, with rheumatism In tne nsht MP, or wnat the
physicians called sciatea that made 7. Impossible lur
me 70 turn myself IN ped, except wth the greatest
pain and difficulty when relative sent me sup CUT
from newspaper published az Monne, iAi IN when
this remedy was SO hghly eXtoled that sent iorth'
with and procured Dotte o H. thlswas thfee weeks
sinee and was reeycd by the hrst application, ana
afer the third was able TO go ABOUT wth perfect ease
and comfort assure you sald ne, tnat tue benehts
something eXtraordinaTy IL s true tilae when rue
Of dun pain ia the hip showing that there s yet sensi
ty tharQ
, 1880-03-25
From q Well-Known Physician.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, 01t. 5MlS79.

II. II. Warner Il Co.-GENTLEMEN:--
Without solicitation desire to express
to you my high appreciation of your
remedy known as Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure. Some time since my
attention was called to q gentleman who
had for long time boen q great suffer
er After making a thorough examina-
ton of the case found that his kidneys
and liver were badly affected. Not
without hesitation 1 prescribed your
Safe Kidney and Liver cure. The re
suit, after taking two bottles, has been
satisfactory in the extreme. Without
hesitation | would now prescribe the
same remedy to all similarly afflicted,
Yours truly, r. CAuLKINs, M. d.
The above you are at liberty to pub
lish if YOU choose.
, 1880-03-25
The Alaska Company's New
Steamer,

The new steamer being built by Capt.
Matthew Turner, for the Alaska Com
merCial Company, is SO far completed
that she will be launched at midnight to.
night. Her dimensions are as follows :
length over all, 100 feet; breadth of
beam, q feet depth of hold, II feet 10
inches. She is brigantine rugged, and
will carry good spread of canvas. Her
tonnage will not vary much from 200,
Custom House measurement. Her en-
gines, which are intended to be merely
auxiliary, and to work the vessel in and
out of harbor and in calm weather, have
been built by VIM. Deacon, and are Of
the compound pattern, the high-pressure
cylinder. being ii inches in diameter,
and the low-pressure cylinder 20 inches
in diameter The pistons have stroke
of Is inches. The boiler is of half-inch
iron, z feet and 6 inches in dame
ter and 9 feet long. The furnace is
AZ inches in diameter and feet
long. There are ll2 two and one half
inch tubes, feet long, She has a
single deck, and, with the exception Of
house between the masts for the wheel,
galley, etc, it is flush fore and aft. Be
tween decks, OR rather below her deck,
she has an after cabin Of good size, and
amidships steerage, with accommoda-
tions for the officers and limited num-
ber of passengers She also has o fore
castle forward, and, IN a half deck, q
steam windlass. Ample accommoda-
tions will be furni she'd in the hold for a
hundred or moro steerage passengers.
In the service in which the steamer will
largely be employed during the Summer
season, proceeding about among the
islands Of Alaska, it is often necessary
to transport, considerable numbers Of
natives, with their dogs, from one post
to another, and her hold, has been ar
ranged for that purpose The new craft
is finely modelled. r. Shs is TO be chris
tened the Dora, and win be valuable
addition to the Commercial Company's
feet.-San Francisco Call. -,,s5 rs
, 1880-03-25
At a Funny Lecture.

While l was lecturing at Washington l
saw a lady with an intelligent, pretty
face, and bright, eloquent eyes, that
were rarely lifted toward the speaker,
and then only for o flash of time. They
were bent upon her husbands hands al
most constantly. Brilliant and accom-
plished e. few years ago, she had gone
down into the world Of yoiceless silence
and now all the music and all the speech
that comes into her life comes through
the tender devotion of her husband, and
as / talked, l watched him telling off
the lecture on his nimble fingers, while
her eager eyes glanced from them to his
sympathetic face. 1t was pretty pic
ture Of devotion. They were SO young
to have this cloud shadow the morning
skies of their lives, but as l glanced
from the voiceless wife to her husband,
| thought how beautifully the sunlight
of his affection was breaking through
these clouds, and tinting even their af-
tiictions with tender radience. This
discipline of attending upon the suffer
ing is good thing for man. 1t rounds
out his life; it develops his manlier quail
lties; it makes his heart brave and ten
der, and strong as a woman's. .-Bnr.
dette.
, 1880-03-25
A bride may wear very plsinly7made
dress at her wedding, but she wants to
have it pulled in the papers. ''''

If you are gong to paint your house,
barn, wagon or machinery, the wonder
ful Imperishable Mixed Paint Is surely
the best, for it. is warranted by their
agents in your own town not to chalk,
crack, peel or blister; to cover better and
work cesier than any other paint. The Imper
tshRble Paint was awarded the tirst premium,
tover al other spatnts, at the California state
Fair, ISIS, and the gold medal NJ the oregon
Stat6 Fair, 1873. Get a circular from their
fAgent, which explains this wonderful discov.
cry, Try tne t,il and you certainiy would
have no Q1her,,.,.. .. .t..,.. ..,.f o. r.-.t4t
k1' tn HiaiSing any purchase Or In,
= wEItLnE In response TO nm" advertise
tnent in this paper you VIII lNease men.
ton tho aanhe or tine Daper.
, 1880-03-25
Where the Scriptures Came to
His Rescue. '3'

During yesterday mornings biting
cold couple of ragged prohins strolled
into q Chapel street restaurant and stood
around the tables in an out-of- f-place sort
of way, with their benumbea fingers
buried deep in the depths Of their trous,
ers pockets. ....a. -, .
"Well, boys, what's wanted % inquired
he of the white apron l, ,-
"What kind O pie you got2' "r.
"Peach, apple, nince, custard, lemon
and SQUASH" tsFts t''s ''.a so.
"Call it squash, Tim," said the hun
griess looking boy to the other =
'1'll take piece of SQUASH" and o
triangular quarter was passed oyer the
counter. '-''''-' '.''. -
"Now give fellow a show, Tim, " and
the great wistful eyes looked volumes of
anxiety las Tins mouth shut down over
the point of the squashy triangle.
"Whst you givin us9 Didn't l al
ways give you SHOVE Take bite"
and another mouth shut down on the pie,
and, alternating bites, the two wagged
their jaws in unison until- it was all
gone-all but one bite.
"Ntw don't be mean, Tim. You had
the first bite; give me the last"
~ heard that Sunday school dulfer
say last Sunday that the first shall be
the last and 4 believe he's right" and
away went the last vestige OF crust, and
the two s,rolled out on the walk to.
gether, having placed one piece Of
squash pie where it would do the most
good-in two places.-New Haven
Register.
, 1880-03-25
An Editor in Luck.

A.. " = "a 80, ~ =. y. r
st. Jacobs Oil cures srhelimatism; OF
this am convinced. For two years l
suffered with rheumatism in my left
shoulder and right arm, and last fall l
was incapable OF attending to my duties,
and lay. many anight unable to sleep on
account of terrible pains. A few weeks
ago a severe attack Of this trouble struck
me, and this time / copcluded to try the
st. Jacobs Oil, a mast acknowledge,
with bu, little confidence. Of it's merits.
/ freely confess that the result has COM
pletely asoonisAedsne. The first appli.
cation relieved the pain very materially,
and the continuedsuse of only two bot
ties has completely cured me of this
chronic evil, and that, after the most
eminent physicians and their prescrip-
Tons had been of;no avail. Il therefore
it q duty to publish the above
for the benefit of al suffers with rheu-
matism and kindred, complaints.
E,A &c. A. HEILMAN,
Editor Republican, Pittsbarg, Pa.
, 1880-03-25

The Omaha papers no longer give re,
ports of the debates in the City Council,
the reason being that "mucA of the Ian.
guage is unfit for publication"
, 1880-03-25

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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS g. GENERAL lDEAzEIS.
PRICE, a'- = ONE, DOLLAR
Hodge, Davis g. Co., Proprietors,
,.t|. t- Dom%fand Nroonr,
, 1880-03-25

'rugpista sell this Great German Remedy at
80 CENTs,