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Land for Sale !

Eighty acres OF good land forty acres under
improvement-situated ia the township OF Wa
verly-the west half OF the northwest quarter
OF section thirty five. For particulars call OF
owner, PETER Il. BRUMMELL
Sept 10, 1880. Tl329tf
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St. Mark 4 Churcb.-Rev. G.P. Schctky ID.
D., Rector.
day School after morning service Friday, ~
p. N.
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Hides, Pelts and Leather.

pay cash for Hides, Pelts ard Furs at my
old stand, opposite the Court House. Leather
and Findings for Shoe and Harness makers
use for sale at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
130Bly r. A. GRANGER.
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FOR SALE

Our beautiful home, Oak Grove Cottage, and
farm for sale. Enquire OF
1324m6 Mrs. l.. l.. HALL.
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First Baptist Cburch-Rev. z. F. Ogden,
Pastor. Services: Sabbath, 1917 O'Clock A. NJ.
and ~ p. NJ. Sunday School, II O'Clock NJ.
e. Wise, Supt. General meeting for prayer
and praise, ~ O'Clock, Thursday evening.
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Miss Jennie Jones is visiting friends in Big
Rapids and Clam Lake.
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Mrs. l.. Woke will so to Boston about Nov
18th, where she intends spending the winter.
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garal Department.
THE MAILS.

THE MAILS.
The Paw Paw post Office is open from a. m.
to s D. m. Money order business closes at p.
M, register business at 80.
ARRIVAL OF MAILS.
Eastern IL Western way Il through, Tam
Detroit IL $50 I'm
Almena. Tuesd'y, Thursd'y, Saturday, II 10
Glendale, Wednesdays Il Saturdays, 1pm
Wastern way $50 p N
Eastern way and Law,on A 80 p m
Hartford and Lawrence Gpm
CLOSING OF MAILS.
Hartford and Lawrence 7:i5 m
Eastern way and Lawton 10 As IN
Western way 12:45 p m
Almepa, Tuesdy, Thurs'dy Saturday IL AS IN
Glendale q Wavcrly Wed'y Il SAtd'y AS p m
Detroit, East Il West'n way d thro z 80 p IN
GEo. w. MATTHEWS, L. nj.
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On Wednesday. October Goth, Mr.. SIas Engle
OF this viange csnvassed passenger train on
the Michigan Central railroad as follows
For Garfield, 354
Hancock, Ill
:" Weaver, %
On Friday night. Oct. 22d, ne made canvass
OF the train with the following result:
For Garfield, 81
- Hancock, 40
/" Weaver. 3
Non committa, 20
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CASH FOR BEANS.

The undersigned Will pay the highest market
price for Beans. Office on Kalamazoo street
first door north or Marble works.
1334tS* l.. CRANE.
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DON'T MAKE A MISTAKE.

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic restores your sppe-
tito
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Agents and Canvassers make from $50 to $50
per week ceiling goods for e. G.. Ridout Co.,
10 Barclay street, New York. Send for their
catalogue and terms. 1326yl
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Catholic Church-St. Mary rs Immaculate Con-
ception. First Sunday OF every month at Ar
hDgton: Mass at 10 o'clock Catechism after
mass. Second, fourth and fifth Sundays at
Paw Paw: Mass at 1890; Catechism, 8 p. NJ
Third Sunday at Decatur: Mass at 10 o'clock ;
Catechism after mass. During the week, Mass
al O'Clock. WERNERT.
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For gentle corrective, perfectly safe and
sure N its OF erstions, use Reeds Gilt Edge
Tonic.
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Notlce-We we're suffering the most excru-
catIpg pam from Infiamatory rheumatism.
One application OF DR.. Thomas Electro OIL
afforded almost instant relief, and two nifty
cent bottles effected permanent cure.
O. IL. COMSTOCK,
Caledonia, MINI
8 Did BIZ AL Drnppists
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I. W. Baptist Church.-Rev. J. Z. Drew
Pastor Services: Sabbath morning at 1917
Sabbath School at noon, Geo. W. Matthews
Sup't; evening service at o'clock. Weekly
Prayer service, Thursday evening.
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w. ~. H.9TY.9U.gY. .U. ID.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEoN-Ofice, south eide OF
Main street, over the Drug Store of j. Lyle
& Co. 1270t
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Is your name registered a?
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Irue Nortbermer.

Paw PAW, MIcnIaAN, Ger. %, 1880.
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Presbyterian Churcb.-Rev. ii. w. Harvey,
Pastor. Sunday School at IL NJ, J. w. Free,
Sup't. Prayer meeting on Thursday evening.
M. e. Chnrch.-Rev. w. M. Colby, Pastor.
Services sabbath morning at lO15; Sabbath
School at noon, q. w. Young, Supt: Evening
servc at o'clock. Prayer meeting on Thurs
day evening.
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Reeds Gilt-Edgs Tonic cures Dyspepsia.

Physicians say HOPS and Malt Bitters ar
he best.
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At Cost |!

IF you want Sewing Machine at manufac-
tursr's prices. call on Duncombe, Stearns IL Co,
at the Model Store. 1882
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-13
Accident

II is the habit in Scotland as in
America to sell insurance tickets with
railroad tickets when the traveller de-
sires them. The cost of these insurance
tickets, good for one day, is but q
penny, and the company agrees to pay
i certain sum in case Of death within
the twenty-four hours, or certain sum
weekly in case of injury. 1t is rather
rema rkable that there should not be n
single insured person on that fated
train, but SO the insurance
assert. This brings up a
suggestion of improvement in the
OF giving tickets for this pur.
pose. There should be some method
by which the friends of the deceased
could find out whether or not he had
been insured. Almost every one on the
train that went into the Tay, might
have been insured, yet there is no way
0f finding it out
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-13

heard one of the children attempting to
awake its father, but without success.
Before other assistance arrived the house
and all in 1t were burned.
HOWARD HACKER and James Feeny
were driving TO Coleville, near Bradford,
Pa, on the 9th inst, with hundred
pounds OF niro-glycerine, when the
sleigh was upset. An explosion follow
ed and the two men and the horses were
killed, the sleigh demolished, and two
houses and a barn blown to atoms. One
house was five rods away from the
wreck.
SAYS an Ottawa, Ont, dispatch of the
9th inst: A shocking story has reached
the city Of boy, near Smiths Falls, be.
ing frightened to death. He was engaged
as cook for number of men. One
evening he went to neighbor's, and on
returning found the shanty dark. He
struck a match, but it was blown out
He did this two or three times, and final.
~ looked behind him as he struck the
match. lie caught glimpse of several
dark objects, which were men blackened
and dressed to suit. His heart, as the
doctor afterwards said, leaped from its
stronghold and fell into an unnatural
position, and he ran to a neighbours
and died in q few hours.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-13
CRIME.

TIE second trial Of the notorious
Grove Kennedy, who killed his uncle at
Rlehmo, Il in 1875, terminated at Mt Yer.
non, Kentucky on the 9Th in a verdict Of
guilty of manslaughter, and sentence TO
the penitentiary for tNenty.one years
At the former trial the sentence was for
life. Notice of an appeal was given.
A ST.. JosEPH. Missouri, dispatch of the
9th states that in The case OF Quo Sharp
Judge Kelley overruled the motion for a
new trial aud sentenced the defendant to
he hung on The 26th da y of March next
between the hours Of 3 A. M. and T. NJ
The defendants counsel Immediately
filed an affidavit in appeal Kelley killed
IA man Mt Burlington Junction, named
Martin Il. Hogan, last fall, aud had his
trial last week, and was convicted.
CHIEF Of Police opeers, of Kansas
City, received on the 7th inst, com
municalion from one II. O. Woodward
imploring the protection of the authori
ties against Charles Anderson, who
threatens his life. Woodward it il
claimed seduced the sister of Anderson
at Fort Scott, and soon after left for thi
city. While here he wrote to the CIR
and persuaded her to join him. Upol
her arrival he obtained her money an
deserted her, and 1t is alleged, had al
abortion performed on her person. Til,
brother of the girl met Woodward shn
time ago and shot him, but not danger
ously. Since that time Woodward has
not stirred from the house, as Anderson
swears he will kill him on sight. Hence
the card to the police officials.
SAYS "A Las Vegas, New Mexico, dis.
patch Of the 9Th inst. The cowboys jim
West, John Dorsey, and Tom Henry
who were implicated in the shooting OF
Carson, at dance, two weeks ago, were
dragged from their cells yesterday morn
ing about 8 O'Clock, by mob of about
seventy.hve heavily armed men, who bat
tered down the outer door and forced the
jailcr TO give up the keys. Ropes were
thrown around their nccks, with hang.
mems knots, the men carried to the
windmill pump in the center of the plaza,
the centre of the business portion
of old Las Vegas, and the ropes thrown
over the beams OF the windmi II
The bodies were left until after z this
morning. Tho sun showed nearly
naked man hanging twenty feet in the
air, and two lying beneath him in m0sses
OF clotted blood, a horrible, sickening
sight, their shackles still upon them.
Officers cut down the body and laid il
with the others in the court house for
the c ,roner No friend claimed them.
! he town is as quiet, almost, MS If moth.
lug had happened. There is but little
fear ol more trouble.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-13
Y ascIiue.

A now product made from petroleum
IS Jelly called "Vaseline," which is OF
the greatest utility in medicine, phar.
over the world have discovered its great
v,,ue in the treatment of wounds, burns,
SKIN diseases, rheumatism, catarrh and
every ailment where liniment is need.
ed and in almost every hospital IN
America and Europe this substance is
atw in constant use, and is acknowledge
ct not only to be the best treatment,
bit also one of the most important re-
cat additions to medicine. 1t is Put
U in bottles by the Chesebrough Man
tacturing Co., OF New York, and as a
tmlly remedy, it is without doubt the
est iii use. It's healing and pain allay-
~ qualities being superior to those OF
Any known substance, while the speedy
Eeiief it affords for piles and chilblains
IS almost magical. AS an cmolient,
Vaae'ine is way ahead of anything else,
n it renders the skin smooth, soft and
clear, and our lady friends will find it
II only the best, but perhaps the sole
substance which will really preserve and
restore to the complexion the nues of
youth, making the cheek like velvet
a q the skin ike satin. The complexion
powders III common use, are, as q rule,
i furious TO the skin and destructive Of
q y complexion, while Vaseline is en-.
ely healthtul and beneficial. There
also made "Pomade Vaseline.
which is said to re of great benefit to
he hair, keeping it soft and glossy, pre-
1en.lns and curing dandrufl, and keep
ing the scalp hsalthful and free from
disease, and from those Objectionable
ratures which sometimes find dwell
there. Nnmberless instances are
cite of how by the use of this pomadc
TIL 4 and failing hair has resumed Wig
orous growth. Both the pure Vaseline
and the pomade are put up in twenty
We cent bottles and are to be found at
Al frst-class druggists, and we advise
or readers to make trial of this Won
'ortul substance, and we think they will
ind it's claims to meril not i'll the least
exaggerated.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-13

completely destroyed by fire ON the 9th
inst. There was TO have been an after.
noon performance at which The Duke
and Duchess of Marlborough were 10 be
present. The fire was occasioned by
the ignition of the curtain in the royal
box
QUEEN VICTORIA opened the British
parliament in person on the 9th inst
The day was fine, and the royal process
sion attracted great crowds Of people,
who paid fabulous prices for good places
from which to view the pageant. Lord
Cairns read the speech
A CABLs GRAN from Paris of the 9th
states that the calamity which occurred
on the circular railroad, at Clichy, Tues
day night, is even more horrible than
was estimated from the first reports.
Eleven persons Lave already died, the
most notable among them be ng the
Count dc Puyferrat. The number wound.
ed is comrut"d at sixty, and of those
some are likely to die. Dieudonue, en-
gineer OF the train OF the circular rail.
road, died yesterday In his ante NOR
tenn statement he gave his version of the
particulars Of the horrible disaster. He
was within few yards of the Argenteull
train before he observed the red lights on
the rear car, and before he had time TO
do anything the crash came, and he new
no more.
RUSSIAN papers, says a Berlin CORES.
pondent writing under date of the 9Th
inst, review the political events of the
past year and paints the present state of
Russia in very dark colors An immense
empire, says the G0ios, with S0,000,000
inhabitants, with large army, and with
numrIous important institutions, is
obliged to turn its attention to an enemy
who acts in the dark and cannot be
reached, though all thought and soici.
tude are called into play TO crush him.
No reforms, however necessary, can be
discussed, and the great progress which
was being made in cultivation and civil.
ization has been stopped. At the same
t me 1t is much to be rcgrctted, continues
the Russian paper, that the reserve ex
ercised by Russia in all her internal ques-
tons provokes the belief abroad that the
country is suffering from a secret and in
trrnal illness. 1t is certain not without
reason that the German press lays great
stress on the sad state of affairs in Russia.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-13
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

BRADLEY 4 UNpERwooDs saw mill
Mt White Hall. N. \ burned Feb. nth,
Loss $50 900; insurance $4,000
TuR post Office at Oscnoh, Polk coun.
~, Nebraska, burned on the OH inst,
Nearly all the cont,nls were saved
Two OF tho principal blocks in Bidde-
ford, Maine, were destroyed by fire on
the 9th inst. Loss $4,000 insurance
$4,000,
TnE Dallas county, Texas, court house
burned Feb 9th, with many of the
valuable papers which u contained The
building cost 100000 aud II was
damaged half liz value,
TuE schooners Daniel Harding and
Kate Newman collidcd Off the coast Of
New Jersey during The storm OF Monday
night, SAYS u Toms River dispatch Of the
5th inst the latter boat sinking With all
but one OF her crow Seven dead bodies
had been washed ashore " hen this dis
patch was received.
A SAN FRANclsco, Cal. dispatch under
date of February 9th says Chinese
wash house on Pine street, near InN lor
was burned This morning II y moi
knnwn how many persons were IN the
place at the time, but the bodies often
Cinnamon have been recovered from the
runs.
A CoLvMptA, s. G., telegram under
date OF Feb 9th, states that negro cabin
on the plantation Of Captain William
Stack. thirteen miles north Of Columbia
was burned Tuesday aight, Two men,,
4 Woman, ard SIX children pe'ish,d N til,
| flames The fire WAS discovered by |
colored woman, who ran 10 the burning
house and pulled off y board, when sh,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-13
GENERAL NOTES.

The indianapolis, Decatur Il Spring
field railroad was opened for business
from Indianapolis on the 9th inst.
ANOTHER car load of colored pcopl
from the South, arrived at Terre Hau,e
last evening, says dispatch Of the 9Th
The relief board took them in charge
THE body of Miss Dolly Hartman
says dispatch of the Slh inst, was cie
mated in the Le Moync crematory a
Washington, Pa.
TnE Ponca (Neb coal company, say
n Sioux City telegram of the 9th inst
has struck vein OF coal two and hal
feet thick, at n depth of 40S feet. Thi
IL tho first coal discovered In any quHr
tity in Nebraska
HoNoRA SHEA died Sunday, aged 1lC
SAYS an indianapolis telegram OF the oh
She was born in Kerry, ireland, in l76s
and came 10 indianapolis IN lS4S He
age Is well authenticated.
A MT VRRNoN, H., dispatch of Eel
9Th says there was filed In the office oil ih
clerk If the supreme court o
the day previous copy of tn
opinion Of the supreme court i
the case of Dunn va. the People, whic
opinion atllrms the constitutio nality
the militia law which Judge Barnut
huj previously decided demonstrations
MONTREAL advices of the 9th stat
that the total number Of logs mani
featured this year on the Ottawa rive
aud its tributaries Is 2,29s 900, making
with the $4,000 from 1870 stuck an
laid up In mill-ponds and dams, a tot
of 3,l42 900. The total amount Of limb,
vot out This season on the Ottawa and /
tributaries Is 1900, 600 white and o0,M
red, besides which there has been sluc
or laid over from last year 1000 whit
and 10000 red.
Ar Milwauk Q, Wis, on the It'll Ii
Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order
Won kingmeu elected the following O
icers Grand recorder, II 9. Heath,
la Crosse; grand receiver, j. IL Ma
en-, OF App,eton; grand guide, ", |
Huntington. Of Durand; grand watcl
man, 4. ]. Kane, Of Monroe; trustee {
three years, Charles Otilc, OF La Cross
repre- spntatives TO supreme lodge, W .
Gordcn, Of Oshkosh, IL + Smiley, OF |
Crosse ani y. Il Moore, Of BanGo
state medical examiner, DIR, w. A. Coo
don, of Oshkosh.
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Chicago Market.

Cmc,uo, Feb O. -Flour-Dul and nominal.
'hca, Unsettled but generally higher; closing
tons; No. red winter, -; No Chicago
ring, tpls for seller cash; 1919, Tor seller
rbtuary: ssaGsl 2sss for seller March; y for
Iuer Apiil No. 3 Chicago spring, i.07; re
tied, ~ Corn Dull weak and lower AZ - bid
seller cash; s5's for seller March; 90 Tor sell
May Oats Active but lower; SiN@ fer
Ter cash SIN for seller April; 3ati for seller
ii. RE Quiet and unsettled at 7st4 a76 Bar.
Dull ana lower at 80. Dressed Hogs Lover
i heavy IT I oodi6iH. Pork-ActiSe, weak
lower unsettled At II isa5ii,so FIR seller
h. n.aSVti. 80 for seller March; li,4sS bid
seller April; sales, iiioali . for seller
| rch Lard-Dnll, weak ana lower At 8 ss0
li2 FOR seller cash. dsss0osa for seller
reh; ! o2N07 o. for scllsr April. Bulk Meats
,ull and lower. hseon, qnict and unchanged.
tsky-Qui att07
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-13

DURING the FIVE months ended Nov
80, 1879, $50, 32o, 662 gallons of petroleum
and petroleum products, valued atslS,-
$4,000, were exported from tho United
States, against POI $685. S2 gallons,
valued at 80. 769, O24, during tho cor
responding period in 1879. 1t will be
seen that while there was considerable
increase in the quantity exported dur
ing the later period, there was con,
siderable decrease in the value. Pc
troleum, itseems,,is ono ofthe commod
tiles that have not share ed in the general
advance in prices. The total shipments
for the month OF November were
80, 424, $40 gallons, of which 26,342,4o8
gallons were shipped from New York,
10,6S0 072 gallons from Philadelphia,
and 2393. 220 gallons from all other
pOrta,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-13


ACCORDING to the United States treas
urer's statement of liabilities and assets
on the "a OF February, the amount of
gold coin and bullion in the treasury IL
1853 690, 029, or abont n 100000 less
than il was n month ago. But the
amount is abort III, 100000 greater
than il was last June, and about $2o,-
100000 greater than it was u year ago.
The amount in excess Of gold certili-
Gates outstanding is, in round figures,
Sl43 500 900, against $l45 100000 last
month, and $1l6,o00,U00 year ago.
The gold available for redemption pur-
poses is, therefore, about $27 500 600 in
excess of the amount available year
ago. The amount of silver dollars on
hand is $34 a61 Gil, or about $l,SO0 Oa0
greater than il was last month, and
nearly twice a. great M il was year
ago. Itappears, therefore, that these
coins still accumulate in the treasury
as fast as they are struck, and that the
efforts of the secretary OF the treasury
to put them in circulation are not very
successful. The amount now III c'rcu
lation probably does not exceed Sl2,
100000. Tho amount Of silver certiti
Gates outstanding, and presumably serv
ing IA currency, is only about $500, Oot
greater than it was a month ago, and i
now $9,052,9l0.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-13

DIR. CHAPLIN writes from Jerusalem
to the committee OF the Palestine OK.
ploration fund. "S)me time ago the
tombs OF the kings were purchased by a
French lndv and excavations OF con.
siderable interest have lately been oar
ried on there. In tho earth which MI
cd II great portion of the rock-hewn,
sunken court in front Of tho entrance
TO tho tombs have been found many
capital and other architectural remains
among them some stones, which show
beyond question that they formed a
part Of n pyramidal structure. There
seems no reasonable doubt that these
belong to tho famous three pyramids
of the monuments of Helena, and have
been thrown down from above, A
great marble statue, probably Roman
was found u few minutes from the sea-
shore, nm hour and n halfsouth of GAIA
LISA hall figure, nose and right fore
arm broken oil, In the Shephelan, M
hour and half north of the Jah. road
n tomb has been brought TO light. One
Of its stone doors has carving upon its
four panels, ON two of which aro rep
reservations of l'on's heads, on two 81
bulls heads. Probably tho tomb il OF
Crusading origin. | had hoped TO be
able to visit, rs we'll ~ the statue below
GAIA, but could not leave home. II !,
said that the statue IL to be brough,
TO Jafih.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-13

THE proposal TO erect a house of ice
in imitation OF the palace Of ice built in
the time OF the Empress Anne has been
carried out at Moscow. The building
is of smaller dimensions having but two
doors and six windows, but 1t is like its
prototype, built wholly Of ice, blocks Of
that material having been used instead
OF stones and bricks. II is situated in
the biological gardens. Two architects
and three hundred workman have been
employed in It's construction.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-13

TIE citiz ns of San Fransiaco now
say that "the seals and sea lions must
gol" Tho later are charged with having
used their legal immunity from being
killed at Seal Rock as II cover for enter
ing the Golden Gate and fearessly fish
ing and sporting about the Oakland
wharf, where the city anglers drop their
lines with greatly diminished luck. A
law is already in force against the
Chinese fishermen, and the legislature
has been asked to repeal the law pro-
teclinR seals.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-13
FOREIGN.

AN eruption Of Mount Ne>uvius began
on Saturday says, y cahle2ram Of the 9TH
inst.
TnE very Reverend Henry Hamilton,
Dean Of Salisbury, is dead, says u London
cable of the 9th inst.
DIRRcroR GouIn. Of the national OBJ
scrvatory 1T ordovia, Argentine Re
public. telegraphed ON the 9th Inst
That lie had discov, great GOMEZ
passing the sun TO the northward
TnE Theatre Royal, at Dublin, was
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-13
Milwaukee Market.

MLwAuKKx. Feb. --tlour-Dull aud I'M
ranged wheat-opened arm and y higher;
oscd stronger; No l hard. 2iA; No. J,
as. No ., i.eoh seller February, COS; sell
II March, siA; seller April, 2cA; bid No.
los; No, 4, 100; rejected, 81. Corn Lower
$751; for No. q Oats Lower at 3oa for No.
Rye Quiet at 7iS for No. /. Barlcy-AL
osi neglected at 1sH FOR No. : Provisions
NIL