davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-02-27
he session laws.

The sessions of 1872 and 1874 were
special, in which members are limited
to twenty days pay. In the first in
stance the session was continued be-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-02-23

unS spie sslabn,t fano Otto al oenlelbsa
Jlsd ssmur3slt inmittsn otelss sBirrlals.
Ssine Tsbniss Sano umtranpfte ben iiaast'
bissn Dssen, ben er BON leinet S!uoentsa'
uno Wtlitdr,stt Der ssldid! gu fatrsn Der,
itane. Ct lab bisisn'een, bic er bstsran
als partsieenoHsu, lsin boass 3iel srtre.
benb, fiji eeoaAt uno slsiasefsQt bate,
MIR tbrsm niebrisen Saitnete folssne. tief
terabsewiroist, uno Der ibm anssborens
@sitesapel frautte ifb ssssn bic tusitsre
GsmeiHldait nit ibnea. uno oeauob,
ais er 1e iest bu| Tos nit Der usbstmatt
I'M Sample fab, ba reete ftA in i9m Der
alts ssma9osilhs Corps seeiR, Der ibn BON
jsbsr NIT polti den uns feeialsn 3ui.dn'
ben In Gun iltet sebraAt uns ibm nun Die
3ulammsnssb0ristsit nit ben faf ueber.
wunoenen 3u unabtpe|sbarer YFdt mabte.
llno obne 3auoeru nur bttlsm iibsrmaltt,
ssnoen Smpulie fotseno, fat,te ct Dor.
iparts, Semen ,u 5alfe, watrsub Elm jun:
ger Off,isr, nit tlautsssossnsm Dsssn
mad rectts unb liafs issenp, ltt BON au.
Sen Babu brad uno ibm ben WeJ ser,
feete.
eiusu Fidttssn Nuaenblid Ssrlanfeu
bic Nu3su. Der betosn @sausr baBerfullt
tnetnauoer, baau cr5lubtt Otto Biz ,u BEN
3aarwur,eln biuuuf. gietor murmslts sr
tenlps.
(8Ortlssuas fulst.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-02-23
Nepubl!fanllbe Gumpeuttuu.

NaA Berattuns nit Dsn Mit ,lieberu
bes Staatsertcutlv 0omitss Der republic
fauilhsn Yartsi poa 5eras 1T es 6e1hiol.
fen porosa, ens 5taats1onpsntioa pon
Oele8atsa Su bcrufen, Die nit ausemeinsn
Bo!imahten osteben iein une am
W tt 10 . q, ben 24- " ar,1SSO
in Auitin 3ulam nsutsstsa (cusn.
Die osrlAtseen Counties ueroea, wean
BON Der Gsnusnton uiht anperueitls be.
itimmt wirb, gu oerlelben Nu,abl Don
Sttmmen berehtist ietn, mie bic Con.
osntion, rpsl&e an IL. Saaaar 1870 ae.
balten purpe.
@ae isitosm ursaniRrts uDsr orsantfrte,
aber nitt pertrsteue Counties Rno AZ noe.
ntetens elmer Stimms bsreAttat.
Die Mitslieosr pss Staatserscutius.
gpmites merben erlu6t, barna4 au leben,
pab bic Republitaner in iso.m Der goan.
ties iprer relusetiosn lsnatorieusn Diltriete
setorts crganilirt ,peroen unp bab ibnrn
sine @elesenbett CUR Repra(sntatiou In Der
Convention oesebsn wsrbe.
Sebr adtunsssoQ
gomuno s. Davis.
gorHbsnber rep. 5taatserseutto, gomites.
Aalttn. Ieras, /. San. 1880.
Dallas, 1eras, Sau.2. 1880.
Oamit mir etns eintye uno barmontllte
Contention Der Asputlttansr pea Staatss
1eras ertalien, unb oamit feine 5treitis.
Fsit a6er bic WaAtoollfommenbeit aur Be.
rufuns etner iplaen entfebe, gebe i'd bier.
NIT osnt @ufruf msins ber,lids 3uRim.
muns unb erluae ate Reputlitaner In
Staate, oemsemdb gu banpslus qs Ia
mstae Mb1&t, ale WnlprGae an ben 9or,
fb bss reputIitaniAen 9taatserscutip.
@emitea auIsusetsa, iobato sine sanatss
@eleasnbsit ita pa,u bstst.
u. ". @oaran,
Vorfesnber rep. Staatserscutp. gpmites.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-02-23

Depot In @rcdstt Tuures Elm gilsnSabn,
pasen erbrohen unp mstrsre Ri1sn nit
Shuasn uno anpsrsn g1aaren barans
ssltoelsn. 5unf 6arbSs itno ais bic mutb,
mabliheu Oieoe psttaftet worben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-02-23
i. q. 9nunrt

stlaubt iia hermit, feiaen Greunbea unb beu
guelilum TN aassmetnen an3u3eisea, bas .r ben
Salon Bee berrn u. 2aaaer
tm alten Seramenoi: Sauie
ubernoumen bat. Sur bic befteu Qiaueure, Sci.
ne une CUTE Gtsarrsn wsrben ssbalien. .tenls
eiskaftes 2sier frif@ pom Sae.
2S Az
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO August flour-Quiet and UNI
changed. Wheat DALI prices shade lower;
No. > Chicago spring, So, @S9la for seller
cash; Ss'4 for seller August So. for seller
September; S624 for seller October. Corn
Higher but quiet; No. 2 2j's@3j'a for seller
cash, August, September and October; rejected,
"a i. Oats-Dull and shade lower; No .,
237s for seller cash; 23r seller August;
22lu a % for seller September % G24ia fer
seller October. Rye Firm and 4tendy; No. 2,
6G for seller h. 6jta for seller August.
Barley Demand far; market firm; II bid for Sep
tember; - bid for October, PorK-Quet l5.lj
a I5i7i for seller October; ll.lJM ll.17ii for
seller November. Lard Lower AMI unsettled
7.3j for seller cash md August: 7.35a 7.37 =
for seller September 1.37l, for seller October.
The Droycrs journal reports: Hogs
Receipts, 900; shipments, jOo0 unsettled and
higher; mixed packing, l.l0a $50; light, i.7Oa
800; choice heavy, l.90a j.25. Cattle Receipts,
$500, shipments, 900; steady; common grasScrs,
3.33a loo. Sheep Receipts, 800 strong; COM
mon to choice 1.5O,al.2j.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13
FOREIGN.

TrIE condition Of Mr.. Gladstone IL ms
changed, there being no increase in tho
fever.
GEN, RopER1s Is marching 10 tho relief
of Candahar NJ the head Of ten thousand
men.
GLApsroNe il improving His lung
congestion has ceased, and he is FREQ from
foyer.
GES. ROBERTS with 5000 men has left
Cahul for Gandahar, which il will take him
month 20 reach.
4 lARaE body of troops has been ordered
"a Ireland by the British cabinet, IN view
Of possible disturbances there.
MIR. GLApsroNES physicians report that
his fever has diminished and that his con-
dition is now satisfactory.
A nloopLEss duel has taken place II
France between the editor of the GdHols
aud the member 81 the chamber Of depu-
ties for Chcrhonrg.
Tux queen has approved the appoint
ment Of Sir Hercules Rahlnson present
governor Of New Zealand 10 be governor
nt Cape 81 Good Hope, vice Sir Bartle
frcre
4 Berlin correspondent says MIR. Glad-
stones illness and the passive attitude Of
the powers. created by their waiting Tor M
answer of the porte in regaid g pulcigno,
have for brought time about complete
political calm.
| MILITARY preparations are being pushed
| in the Balkan peninsula. by Turks Mon
tenegrins, and Rulgarians. The Armeta'
ans, Who have always been loyal 60 The
porte, are naw developing strong Russian
| Tendencies.
| or the hfty.three officers u ten Eur.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13

approached in force, and attacked
At II A. NJ. Captain Gielle. with
two comnanies arrived, upon which sharp
engagement took place between the troops
and The Inc ians, which lasted about three
hours. Lieut.. Colladay was wounded. one
was killed, and eight horses were killed.
AT . p m, Capt Nolans command arrived
at the scene of action from FIT. Quitman.
On the approach of these troops. the
Indians fled rapidly down the Rio
Grande. Col Grierson is of the opinion
that the Indians will try to cross between
View Horn and Eagle mountains and is
disposing of his troops to intercept them.
The Mexican troops are following the
Rio Grande, but have not been able 10
come up with them since the 23d July,
Dir. TANNER, nj noon on the 9TH inst, fin
ished his fast Of 80 days. The crowd cheer
ed Tanner enthusiastically About 200
persons were in the hall and an immense
number Of people on the sidew *. The
doctor drank a glass Of milk and called
for Georgia watermelon; this he tapped,
dug his hand into it, and ate heartily.
When demonstrated with, he asked TO be
left alone, saying, No, my lord, am run
Of milk TO his mouth he remarked, Cen
tlemen, you don't believe that's good" AT
2:30 Dr. Tanner was resting quietly and in
good condition. AT $3.50 DR.. Tanner drank
an ounce Of light wine after which he ate
a small slice Of watermelon. At 4:;}0 he
was eating with great relish piece Of beef
steak He did not swallow the fibre but
only partook of the juice of the meat At
six o'clock he asked for an apple which he
ate and then asked for and received two
more. At seven o'clock he was given beef
steak weighing half pound and partoo1
Of it, At eight he drank an ounce OF wine
and then slept until ten o'clock, when he
awoke and chatted cheerfully. DIR. Work
said Or. Tanner was well and did not think
any trouble would arise from his undertake
ing. He had gone against the advice of
all physicians seemingly with beneficial
results, and he expected the DR.. to work
on his biography
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13

rows force, twenty-one are killed or miss
ing eight wounded and escaped, and twelve
arrived at Candahar unhurt. This leaves
twelve unaccounted for, and it may, there
fore be presumed that, though nominally
attached to Gen. Burrows brigade, they did
not accompany him.
TIE London Times in leading article
says: Official correspondence relating TO
disease of an mails in the United States,
published yesterday, which was Of grea
use in the debate in the house of comm IA.
last night. throws flood of light On the
mode offattening stock in the west, and
several Of the documents will give shock
of surprise to those who only know En-
glish stall fed cattle. Accounts Of the
stock-yard and feeding process at ST
Louis are anything but inviting, Tn.
healthy cattle are crowded into unventilat-
ed sheds and fed on bean-slops, as well-fed
cattle from the west are not feature OF
American industry"
THE Times saws the telegram from lis
correspondent at Candahar is quite in har-
mony with the statements that General
Burrows cavalry and artillery were en-
ticed into an ambuscadc. Putting various
scraps Of intelligence together, We are in
eiined to believe the Afghans tried
to get into the rear of our force. The fact
that most of the losses are said to have oc-
cured during what is euphemisticaly
termed a retreat, il strong proof that the
action ended in an utter rout of the force.
Though the brigade is not literally annihi-
lated, il will, owing to wounds, exhaustion
and demoralizations for the present add
very little 10 General Primrose's strength.
The news that preparations are making for
a siege is very bad. and by no means satis-
fcs the public craving for details.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13
\ Former Waiter is Now u Bishop.
Galcnu (lll.) Gazette,

James Shorter, Il bright mulatto boy,
was induced to cnigratc from Wash
ington city to the lead mines in this
region in 1888, by his friend Barney
Norris, Esq, who was brought to Gale
ia by Mayor Lcegett, United States
superintendent of the mines. On his
arrival here he entered the employ Of
the late Charles Hampstead as waiter
and groomsman. After remaining i'll
Galcna for il time, he returned to
Washington for the purpose of pmsu-
ing the study Of theology. He suisse
qucntly graduated from religious in
stitution, and entered the Methodist
Episcopal ministry, and was appointed
to several important stations. Alta late
general conference of the African Meth
odist Episcopal church he was elected
Bishop Of the district between Ohio and
Minnesota, inclusive, with hcadquar-
tiers at Dayton, III the former state.
He is fine scholar, and one of the
most brilliant orators in the ministry.
He paid II visit to Galcna not long ago
for the first time since his boyhood, and
spent day or two III reviving old
memories and looking up old land
marks. lie is 4 noble specimen Of his
race, and is doing much good inthc scrv-
ice Of his Master.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13
POLITICAL POINTS.

TnE democrats of the Third Ohio l1is
trict hive nominated General J, Dnrbir
Ward for congress.
TuEdcmocratic congressional convention
Of the tenth Illinois district have nominal
cd Robert Holloway, Of Mercer county, fol
congress.
TilE democrats of the fourth congress,on
al district Of Maine, renominded Georg,
W, l.add. The grecnbackcrs also noml
mated l.add.
TnR republican congressional conven
tion of Hamilton county, Ohio, rcnomin
atcd Hon. benjamin Butterworth for con
grese in the First District, and Hon
Thomas l., Young in the Second District
Tur republicans Of Indianapolis, Ind.
have nominated Stanton j Poclle, for con
grcss, over Gen John Coburn, * member
and General Dan Macauley. both promi
ncnt men.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13
VERY LATEST NEWS.
4 Record II Important Events,
Domestic and Foreign.
WASHINGTON.

Hon. HORACE MAYNARD, the new post
master general, IL not expected 10 arrlN'
before August IL.
JUDGE LAWRENCE, first comptroller oi
the currency, decides that government
employees are entitled to pay for pubilc
holidays
a REPORT from the Philadelphia Mint
shows that out Of coinage amounting u
1904 ,SO0, 1858, the loss by waste was only
$l4, 28l, instead Of SlS5, 600 M presumed BY
the law.
TIE treasury department has purchased
Us, 600 ounces of fine silver for delivery al
the San Francisco, Now Orleans, and Phlla.
dclpia mints.
TIE president has appointed ii. j,
Crouch, of Pennsylvania, consul 1T 1T
Helena, and q. w Itcseyett, OF Pennsylya,
mia, consul ut Matanzas.
WAsulNdToN IL almost entirely deserted
by responsible officials, and persons having
business to transact have great difficulties
in discovering anybody who is able to at
tend TO them.
TuE interior department is in receipt ID
dispatches from Los Pinos Col, stating
that the Utcs now appear to be satisfied
with the Ouray treaty, and that the pros
pect il that nll the Indians will be OIL the
reservation by next spring.
TIE commissioner of the land Office has
decided in u test case that limestone
quarry does not constitute mineral lands,
aud therefore the provisions OF the miner,
nj land uct do not apply 10 the railroad
land grants, mineral lands being excluded
from the provisions of the incorporation
The report of the bureau agriculture
for July, shows the following condition o.
crops IL Tennessee: Corn prospects indl-
cate full average crop; grass and clover
Likewise; tobacco not much over half 4
crop; sorghum crop reported very inei
cotton never more promising, wall be
above an average yield, no insects having
troubled il. Indications point to good
peanut crop. Stock of all kinds ~ ex-
cellent condition.
Mn. THOMPSON, of the railway mail Hcrv-
ice, has returned from n tw0-wccks trip
in the south, where he has been trying to
arrange for fast-mai route to Savannah
and New Orleans Southern railroads
are short and each under different
management, and the proposed fast mail
will have TO pass over ten different roads.
lie hopes Ia make satisfactory AR
rangcpcnt between them, and put the
line in operation in a month or siz weeks,
TnEgrcnt work of the Cincinnati Inolog-
ical Society Of introducing the industry OF
breeding elephants, will soon come again
before the treasury department for action.
The Baltimore papers announces tllnt the
steamer Hermann, from Bremen, X due
there next Wednesday, having on board IN
elephant seven feet and u half high, She
the Cincinnati geological Society.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13
4 Stoical Indian.
sonora (cal,l Democrat.

4 few days since an Indian near Nh.
jor's ranch was suffering the pain OF
rheumatism in ono of his legs. Com
Guiding he could bear the loss of n leg
better than suffer amy longer, he laid
his leg across a log and with an aX,
chopped it entirely off little below
the knee, bleeding 70 death in few
moments. Each time he struck thc
leg lie halloocd. which attracted atten-
ton, or the facts would never have been
known. And thus went another of the
aborigincs to tho happy hunting ground
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13

or the sherman brothers, IN old nc
ouaintancc is quoted as saying, III the
Indianapolis Journal. "'Cump' (Goncr
nj w. 4 Shermaul was u sort of II lazy
boy, who loved to sit around 1T the
stores Of evenings and tell and listen Is
stories. West Point, and the idea 81
one day going there, was his great hob
by, and well remember Whit de-
lighted boy he VAS when, after many
days, an appointment eamc to him.
John was hard, plodding, quiet hoy,
with little to say 10 any one, Anybody
with little penetration could sec that
he would one day accumulate some
thing, but don't suppose that anybody
ever dreamed TINT lie would cyorrisc e
his present place
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13

ARTHUR ARNOLD, liberal in the
house Of commons offered the follow
ing resolution Chat III tho opinion of
the house compulsory slaughter ut the
ports Of landing Of fat stock from the
United States restricts the supply and
increases the cost Of food, and having
regard for freedom from disease ofthe
oattle-producing states i'll America, tho
house deems il desirable that tho gov
crnment should consider these restric-
tons, with view to their modification
for their removal" The official cor.
rcspondence with the United
states on the subject will lie
distributed in the house before discus
sion Of the resolution.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13

and buried itself in the left leg Of Budd
Hall, Immediately above the knee-oint
In both wounds inflicted the course Of the
ball was upward. Several holes were made
in the garments Of Miss Cameron in the
passage. Halls leg will be amputated
TnE engine Of threshing machine,
owned by JAS. GRAHAM, at the farm of
Alias McCann, near Lakeland, Mirn., ex-
ploded its boiler on the lltl inst, killing
the foreman and two men, and wounding
six or seven Of the hands employed about
the machine, some Of them seriously. The
names of the killed are James Graham,
Hub. Young, and Ellsworth Fay. The
right arm Of the latter was torn of and a
fiye-inch bolt driven into his forehead.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13

UmAn pllElrs, " merchant in Tyron,
Davidson county, n G., induced 4
youth named o. w. Click, to sleep with
him in his store, in anticipation Of u
raid by burglars, Tho next morning
Phelps was found doad in his bed. A.
all Tho windows and doors were locked
and ~ Click il noted somnambulist
il is believed Tint tho young man got
up in his sleep and killed Phelps with
an ax. Click admits the possibility Of
this, but declares that ho has no rccol-
lection of anything, except that he
dreamed of fighting burglars.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13

TIE proposition Of consolidating the
cities of Rock Island and Moline, which
are substantially one, il being ngitatod
The only point ofdillcrencc is tho name.
The Rock Islanders and the Moliners
are alike unwilling to d:op their pres
ont names. But tho subject Of union is
being seriously talked Of, Tho general
law provides II plan for the eonsolida-
ton oftwo cities. Am ordinance cmbody-
ing the terms Of union must he passed
by two-thirds Of the aldermen of both
corporations and then submitted to the
people for ratification or rejection.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13

A CAREFUL estimate has been made
Of the Yield Of wheat in Minnesota, now
being harvested, and the lowest figures
show M average Of seventeen bushels
per acrc--n total yield for The state IN
round numbers or 5o,0OoOoO buahcls,
In the northern and northwestern
counties, the yield will be something
enormous, thrly-ivo bushels to the
aero being frequently the case. The
quality Of whcnt will he good.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13

The largest cotton-secd oil mill in the
United States is being erected in Little
Rock. 1t will have II capacity of using
three hundred tons Of cotton seed per
day. The work will employ six hun
bred and fifty men.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13
IN Ex.l;orernor,s Oninion.

The above named journal recently
contained the report of an interview
between Ex-Gov. Solomon and one of
It's reporters. The Governor had suf-
frrcd for Il long time with severe rheu-
matte pains withholding wouldrelieye.
Friends advised the use Of St. Jacobs
Oil, and half dozen applications ban
ishcd the pains and lamencsS. 1t gives
me pleasure Ia recommend it whenever
| ear, said the Governor.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13

THERE il q talk of rcviving apcdes-
trian feat which WIS in vogue fifty
years ago in England. II wns u walk
ing match backwards One Richard
Sutton undertook. to walk 12O miles
backwards in three successive days
time, twelve hours caoh day. He finish
ed Ills task with Gfty-oight minutes to
anurp
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13

MILWAUKEE, August four--Quiet and
unchanged. Nheat-Opened strong ~ higher
closed firm; No, |, hard, nominal; No. !, LOO
No. 2 go S9s for seller August: son for seller
September; S6as for seller October; No. 3, 79la
No. 4, 10; rejected, nominal n-St,ady and
firm; 30. ., ass. Oats 30. . q. Eye-Dull;
No. |, &c. Barley Quiet; No. ., -.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13

The work on the excavation in the
coiIcrdam ut the shaft Of tho Hudson
river Tunnel cannot be pushed forward
very rapidly, owing to the How Of tide
water into the sides and bottom Of the
Enclosure. II IL not possible To tell
when the bodies Of the twenty victims
of tho accident will be rcached.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13
he wise and lInnnY.

Ii ynu will stop yonr eNtrasasani AMI wrong
net.ars II iactaing yourself ana families With
expensive doctors or humbay gur.alls that de-
haim always; and nse anly nalras simple rssne
dies far All y0ur ailments SUI VII ~ wise Nell
anl happy and Sty grvat eXpen5a. HE creates
remedy for this. the srcut Wisn 81 -usl vii I'd
ylu l. Hop Bttsrs nsly Ill IF >se another
g#lffun pFss.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13

President Diaz, Of Mexico, unveiled
u monument TO the memory Of Presl-
dent Jaurcz mt Mexico on the 18th Of
July,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13

Ex-Governor Kemper, of Virginia,
has become so paralyaed that he can
not even stand.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13

Mn. STEWART, n railroad contractor
has identified the old man in Jail at
Fremont, Ncb., NJ the original Bender.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13

Col. Robert q. lngctsoll Who il SUM
mering MT the Bass Rock House
Gloucester, is expected to lecture in
Boston i'll the course of two weeks,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13

PEACE il predicted Ms the conSe-
luence Of the negotiations now III pro
gross between Russia and China.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13
COM MENTS.

PRESIDENT HAYES owns 2OO-aere
wheat field in Dakota.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13

MERCHANTS and spectators prcdiC
IL very lively season this fall:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13

ELECTRIC lights are to be used ON
Long Island Sound steamers.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13

SCHUYLER CoLFAx will speak to the
odd Fellows AZ Saratoga in September.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-13

President HAYES great-gHndfather
Who was i blacksmith III Branford.
Conn. once made ali IRON bracket.
which was recently presented To the
president hy 4 citizen of chat town.
alr Hayes Acknowledged the giit ia i
pleasant letter melosing photographs
III himself and II ILL., wife.
.
~ late as ls36-'ls whea. was import
al into the United States fron Portugal
and the Raltit.