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LICENSE NOTICES.
n OTICE-I ostherine McGrenra. d

III oTIcE-I. Catherine McGrenra. 90
~ hereby give notice that shall apply
70 the Judges OF the Court OF General
Sessions OF the Peace and jail Delivery Of
the state OF Delaware, In and for the
county OF New Castle, on Monday, the
10th day OF May next, being the hfst day
OF the May Term. A. D., 1880. for license
70 keep an Inn or tavern, known as the
Delaware House. ~ 6ls Market street IN
tho Third u ard Of the city OF Whining
ton, New Castle county and State afore-
said, with the privilege 70 se intoxicat-
ing liquors In less quantities than one
quart TO be drunk on the premises, aud
the following respectable citizens recon-
meud the said application to wit:
James Smith, Thomas Ford,
Thos l. Russell, W. II. Jones,
James MONAGHAN, i, Monaghan,
John w. walker, Michael Megarey,
Nathan Lieberman, Peter j. Babcock,
Emile Bucher, James III. Harktns.
John Green. Daniel Muiherin,
Chas. Corrigan, Daniel McEiwee.
j. b. Welch. NJ. D., A. Bickta,
Patrick Monaghan, VIM. 4, Blake,
Samuel Cuibert, Howard 7. Fesmier,
Ben. w. Shaffer. Conrad Keller,
ape 81. CATH ERNIE McGRENRA.
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NJ oTICE.-I. Daniel ColwelI, a licensed
retailer OF goods. wares ana mer-
chandise do hereby give notice that
shall sPply to the Judges OF the Court OF
SSeneral koessiohs OF the Peace and jail
Deiivery, In the State OF Della ware. in and
ior lot New Castle county, on MONDAY. the
IOth day OF May next, lSSO, being the irst
dsy OF the next May term OF the said
court, for license TO sell intoIicatins
liquors In Qualities not less than one
half gallon, In Delaware City, East Red
Lion Hundred School District. No. sS
Delaware. the following respectable ciu.
oo,,s aeeio,ng IN the said Hundred, re-
eoheno the saio application TO wit:
John % armour. William ]. wingate.
Iohn I q: messig, William ID. Muliln.
sPn s1nn seek, John NJ. Craig,
fnniy hAyes. John II. Davidson,
npuIs ~ ~ EEaoouoe' william Gibeson,
y a a. hLIny, Samuel Ford,
Tcha e. Copou1e, Saml u. Armstrong,
= Ioan -; mickie' Jacob Frempt
Il II ", 1, Charles @. Bigger,
n. blkger, A. Geo. Price,
1onn ID. roberts. John Vanhekel,
AauIInan M mauko. Francis O'NeiI
ePf'ot~ DANIEL COLWEII.
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MyOTICE.-I, william II. Guthrie, do
~ hereby give Dotice that shall ap-
ply To the Judges OF Court Of General Ses-
state OF Delaware, In and for the county
of New Castle. on Monday, the 10th day
OF May next. being The first day OF the
May Term. A. D., 1880. for license 70
"Giasgow House." at Glasgow, In School
d strict No. So. Pencader Hundred, New
Castle county, and State of Delaware,
with the privilege TO sell intoxicating
liquors In less quantities than one quart,
to be drunk on the premises, and the fol-
lowing respectable citizens recommend
said application, 10 wit:
Samuel Alr.ch, George Boulden, Jr.,
William Adair, George 4. Simmons,
Lewis p. Ellison, Reuben NJ. Ward,
]. I. Ward, George X. Wright,
Jesse Boulden, George w. Laws,
Levi Higgins, Lewfs q. Ellison,
apr5-3ts WILLIAM III. GUTHRIE
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cHERIFFB BALE.
CHEtIFFb BALE.
By virtue OF q writ OF Levari Fidal
mo directed will be exposed 10 ~
aale at the hotel OF s
SAMUEL T. B0USCHELL,
At Townsend, In Appoqulnimlnr u
dred, New Castle County, Del, On
FRIDAY, /
The 10th Day of April, 1850
al a nfalnak N m Il

The following described Real EslsA
All that certain tract OF land illlss ~.
Appoquinimink Hundred, nov w.
bird Hundred, In the county as
Castle and State Of Delaware
said, which is bounded and dsscnna
follows, TO wilt: Beginning y
atandlng In the woods, . corner q
OF Graften l.. Dulaney, thence VIZ
of said Dulaney south Soh degree
i2i 4-10 perches 10 q stone ID ~
corner for land OF saidDulaney sno
with north 81 degrees west ltl pel.s
a large stone by the fence corner s
said north 81 degrees, east lol I-N ~.
10 . stone In an old field. thence
Biz degrees west TO q new oolng s,,,. ~
said line with an old large stone ~
near q cart road In the wooo.
south 8lX degrees east TO sala sNIs
ing q corner OF lands OF BENJAMIN .'s
man. thence with said Gsrmans w. ss
the said course 30 4-l0 percnes %s N
thence south l0H degrees wesi I, iss,.s mass Z
ches 10 q stone and south VI dssM
i've minutes, east IS $40 pefehg,s. y,
place OF beginning. containing
be the same more or less. .,., "a q
Beized and taken in execulu,vah ~ n nj
property OF Israel Gnnkei, en- VI6 VShsI6
by JOnN Ia Mar,A 1
Sheriff's Office. New Castle, =, J, s'ssk|
1850. mfN
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Nj OTlCE.-I. Vincent .. Hill, hereby
~ give notice that shall apply 70 the
Judges OF the Court OF General session OF
the Peace and jail Delivery, Of the state
OF Delaware, in and for the County oil
New Castle, on Monday the 10th day oi
May next, A. D.. 1880. that being the first
license TO keep an Inn or tavern, known
as the Blackbird Hotel, In the village OF
Blsckblrd, School District No. 6e, Black!
bird Hundred, County and State afore-
said, with the privilege of selling intOxi-
eating liquors In less Quantities than one
quart 70 be drunk on the premises, and
the following respectable citizens recon-
mend the said application TO wit:
Bobert A. Warn. J. II. Downey,
VIM. Lockaman, VIM. A. Alfree,
VIM. IL. Reynolds, Daniel ts. Pearson.
ID. Keen, Mortimer Records,
Jacob, HUI, George 8. Stoops,
Robert Powell, Au'ey Hill,
Chas. b. Naylor, VIM. I. Campbell.
aP6-3t ". o. HILL.
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at2 O'Clock. n. m

The following desc ribed rs., 49,.
All that certain brIck ds.Mv
store house situate in M ssxelhl
mington, bounded and ass..u.yd
lows. 70 wit: Begiuning a, ,ae n. n
ton OF the westerly sids TT TT psj
street with the northerIy ia " :, ina q
ley street, thence with ssid dw w W
Caulley street westerly Is fsstE NV y.
2 line OF land OF Dt. JoSs %s.h.ll ~
thence with said stradley,s I I,,. eaae!S|
parallel with Lombard strss, wv \, heIll \ ~
siake, thence with q lew ~ ~
parallel with McCaulley ,,,.., -
The middle OF the division Svss ~ w
this aud The adj 1ining brIck hou.
to'tne said side OF Lombard rvs w.
thence thereby southerly "A IVY ~.
place OF beginning. be the couiss,, i Y Z
or less. Wv ''ANnu \
Seized and taken In srseut,o, :.
property OF Mary Cogswell ds"ss..,s [ ! \
hcCaffery, Administrator, Of ~, \!
well. deceased, and JOIN NcS.hY Y
Jane. his wife, t, t. and 10 be so,sI Nh 4,
g. sherln's ONCE, New Castle IN M ssT| ,
Aol0s fnaxQa I. 4
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GAsH ALWAYS AT COMMAND Foe
-, ~ ,SMohTGAGES, LARGE OR SMAET
CITY AND COUNTRY, AAiL'
apr3-w&s. HEAIn co
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BY virtue OF q writ Of ysodnl.
ponas, TO me directed, viii b synu
public sale. at
THE GILPIN HOUSE, |
Kept by George Whitfield, In IN, 4,
New Castle, in New Laslle huDdrs
county. Delaware.
ON WEDNESDAY,
The l4th DAY Of APRIL, BA.|
at y O'Clock, p. m, the following dss
Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot OF land sltu,u
city aud county OF New Castle, apd r
OF Delaware, bounded and deaerihll
follows, To wit: Beg nning q q wlaI
the northwest side OF Siiih t,ree, n I
distance OF 1i6 feet from the n0flheG Z
OF Cheney street and 70 feet dIrhpu
nertheasterly direction from lhs n '
lot OF land, now or late OF jams y n
thence In q nOrthwesterly dlrd1|
right angles with Sixth street aboz
hundred and sixteen feet 70 The igih
side OF an a ley, thence by The iul N
said alley In nOrtheasterly drsiu
fest. thence in q s0utheas.srly dln1|
parallel with the Arst line about IN 4
the said side Of 81 xth street siofaRI& I
thence theIby In south westerly dln1|
10 feet to the place OF beginning v
contents thereof moie or less VI
frame house thereon.
Seized and taken In execution NM
perty OF william W. Cooper, andph'l
~ JOHN PYLE, shstl
Sheriff . once, New Castle, Nlrtl
1880. mart Ais1
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d EMOvAL. VIZ
DOCTOR CAMERON
Has removed TO COS w. Fonrth .,...
mr3l-3Ws doot
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DUBLAC SALES
Dwellings,, Lots and other Real
Esfate '0ith 25 years esperienco.
m&s:a. ]. T. HEALD.
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GHERlFFs san.

SEkiFFs SALE
:, - ,,s sy virtue ofa writ Of Law. ,
sale. at the w s1posed V +
LAFAYETTE HoTu 4
I'll shipley street, kept bv r,.,
~, Delaware, Ns~ Caatss
M, ON SATURDAY.
The 17th DAY Of AppiI ,..|
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NJ OTICE.
IN In conformity with the provisions g
OF an Act passed by the General A ssembiy
OF the State OF Delaware, on the 2bth day
by give notice that they will make annii.
cation on Saturday, the nth day OF ApriI
next, to the Honorable Leonard E. Wales
Judge OF the superior Court OF the State
OF delaware. fora charter of incorporatIon
OF Company called ''The Penn nsula Iron
company" TO carry on the busIness al
manufacturing iron in It's various FERNS
aud branches, and that a draft OF the pro-
posed charter Will be on that day exhibit
ed 10 the said Judge for his examination
and order thereon,
WILLIAM JENRs FELL.
EDM YARD ADDIcKS'
THADEUS y. q. LOWE
Wilmington. Del, March 8. 1880.
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ON "WEDNESDAY,

Kept by George Whitfield, in d, N
New Castle, In New Laslle hunii
county, Delaware.
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HEHIFF's SALE.

BY virtue OF q writ Of ysud,.u
poDas, TO me directed, viii h s.ssI
public sale, at 'T>
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By virtue OF writ OF Levari Facias 70
me directed Will be exposed 70 public sale
at the a. H. lHr
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-06
Prof Cummings Lecture.

The Glacial Epoch was the prin-
cipal theme Of Prot. Cummings
lecture on Friday evening last. The
theory of late years quite generally
accepted among scientists, that, at
some far distant day, the whole
northern portions Of America and
Europe and Of Asia rs well, were
oyerspread with immense rivers OF
ice, towering well nigh to the tops
Of the highest mountains, and leay-
ing scattered far and wide the
debris consequent upon the friction
Of their beds along the surface Of
the rocks, constitutes Il sublime "
conception indeed, and, truth to
say, what with the fine imaginative
power of the speaker, it was most
eloquently portrayed and enforced
on this occasion; Arguments III its
support being skillfully drawn from
both hemispheres. The points Of
difficulty were First. What could
have been the occasion for the ac-
emulation Of 50 much snow and
ice; secondly, Whence came the
inlpelling power Of the stupendous
movement supposed
The answer given to the first Of
these conundrums was the earth's
possible greater distance al that
time from the sun, during winter,
giving rise to more intense cold.
Not that thereby there was pro-
duced greater amount Of precipi-
tation Of moisture as snow, but that
it accumulated without etint not
being, as now, subjected 70 thaw-
ing. This accumulation the lectur-
cr held, was bound, with the con
tinuance Of the cold, to g on in
creasing, subject only to one check,
namely, the occasional downfall Of
an avalanche, which, in falling,
would compress the body Of snow
below it into ice, and send il sliding
down hill. And in this, the top
ling over Or the avalanche, the
lecturer said, tie prime impelling
power of the entire glacial move
ment il discerned. Indeed he
elevated the tumbling avalanche
to the dignity Of being the grand
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-06
FrayerS Axle Grease and machine
oil NJ TeaSdalc aud Brewers,

FrayerS Axle Grease and machine
oil NJ reasdale aud Brewers,
Deller offers bargains in blue
flannel suits, Best quality SIS, for
mer price $3.50, Next best Su,So
former price SLY, Unions $3.50, for.
mer priceSlo.
Lawns ut ten cents u yard, in order
to close them out, at Deller's,
Fans at one-halt their value ut
Deller'S,
Spring stock of Boots and Shoes at
cost, ut Jacob Schneberger'S.
The King Of thresherS is the Mime
sofa Chief, il beats the world for tlaN
Sold hv :. lIoCKINa \ Co.
Mrs. Bentler. IS Delaware Place.
Buffalo, y, y. says II have used
DR.. Thomas Eclectric OIL tor Neural.
gia, and fonnd permanent relief from
| its use.
The largest and best supply of sui.
Ky hSrSe rakeS ever manufactured,
among which are the Tiger, Reindeer
and llollingSwolth
4 colored funeral and i black bury
ing party are tho same only different,
so are rheumatism aud neuralgia, but
they can becured by tho same remedy
DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil.
Mems Busters ut LIS, at Dellcr's,
$. UoCktNG X Co.
All kinds of fresh bread, cookies
buns &c, ut the City Bakery,
Martin \ Toay have secured the
sale OF the Celebrated Cassady Snlky
plow, This pillow uses no Landslide
and is said to be very easy on the
farmers horses. IS.6
Plow Boots at and below cost, ii
Schneherger's.
The celebrated Phillip Hams ut !
4. Spratler's,
Mrs. I'd, Campbell keeps u yer,
nice assortment of ncck-ware at hel
Fancy Goods Store.
\ living sinners better than ,
dead saint, and il Neuralgia troubles
YOU. YOU needn't grunt, but take DR.
Thomas Electric Oil.
Mrs. Il. II. Perkins, Creek Center
Warren Co, New York. writes; sh,
has been troubled with Asthma 70
four years, had to sit up night afte'
night with it. she has taken two bot
Ties OF DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil. an,
is perfectly cured. She strongl,
recommends it. and wishes to net u
agent among her neighbors,
T.. Kline has large and very fin
assortment of crockcry and glassware
Lace BuLtisg 20 cents per yard
regular price, rs cents, mt j. Doller's.
Try those nice sugar-cnrcd hams, II
T.. Kinnes.
j. Deller's il the only palce In tn
city that sells the celluloid Collar
and Cuffs.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-06
THE TURF.
Running and Trotting Races for the
Fair OF the S. W. Wis. l.. A.

The following is list Of the races
To he run ut the eleventh annual Fair
of tho Southwestern Wisconsin, In
dustral Association. To be held In this
city from Aug 3lst to Sept. I'd, inclu-
sive:
"Wednesday, September lst,--Nu. l.
Purse Sl5.-- Running Race, Free
for green horses owned In ia congress
sional district, Purse Si5. half-mile
heats: hest ) in :. first horse $40.
second $40, third S,5,
No. 2.-Trotting Race, for horses
owned IN Third congressional district,
that have no record lower than three
minutes; mile hents, best 3 In 8. Purse
S76: first horse $40. second horse $40,
third horse $40.
No. 3.-Running Race, free for nil
hnlf-mile heats, best In 3. Purse
S75; first horse $40, second horse $40.
third horse $40
Thursday, September I'd No. -
Trotting Race, free for green horses
wned In Third congressional district:
mile heats, best 3 In &. Purse $40:
| llrst horse $40, second horse $40. third
horse SIS,
No. h,--llunning Race, free to all
horses In Third congressional district;
mile heats, best ? In 3, Purse 500:
first horse $50, second horse $50. third
horse $40.
No. 0.--rrotting Race; 9: so class !;
mile heats. best In 3, Purse 500:
first horse $50, second horse $50, third
horse $50.
Friday, September 3d.--No r.
Running Race; half.mile heats. best
3 In 3. Purse $50: first horse 400.
second horse $40. third horse $40.
No. s.--Trotting Race; free to all |;
mile heats. best ! In 5. Purse 800:
first horse 800, second horse 800.
| third horse $40.
No. Running Race; free for oil ;
mile heats, best In 3. Purse 800 /:
first horse Sl20, second horse $50,
third horse $50.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-06
Epitaph on Roger Bacon.

One day while trying his corns Ia
NOV off,
His razor slipped and cut his toe off.
The wound soon grew to notifying
That was the cause Of Rogers dying
n he had Electric Oil used and taken
He might quite easily have saved Ills
Bacon.
The season Of the year has come
when cramps, COLES. cholera morbus,
and general distress has command
The weapons 81 warfare are to be
found III THAT" Pain Knocker
Every drop il a great pain subduer
For sale AZ tie drug store. Try II
externally AMI internally.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-06
THE MARKETS.

FLOUR:-Patent, $3.50; Winter,
s275; Spring, 1926.
WINTER WHEAT-70c. to SOC.
per bushcl.
SPRING WHEAT ~ From Goo.
TO roc. per bushel.
OATS.-l8c. per bus.
CORN--30c per bushel.
BARLEY-From 40c to Goo per
bushcl.
FLAX-SEED-SI.00 sI.05 pc
bushcl.
POTATOES r. From 25c TO 35c
SAIT-Ordinary fine 81 90 per
Dbl. Ashton's Factory Filled Dairy
small sacks CSC lbs.), 81 25 large
sacks GOA lbs.), SO so.
CLOVER SEED-s3.50 to $40.
per bus
TIMOTHY-ltrom $3.50 10 SO.
HIDES Green, 6 to Sc. per h.;
calf 10c. per ID.
HAY-s6 90 to 81 90 per ton.
TURNIPS-50c per bushel.
BUTTER-3c tol I6c per ID.
EGGS-Sc. per dozen.
LARD-l0c. per h.
BEANS-s1.00 to sI20 per bu.
WOOlr-Washed, 25c. TO Doc.
WOOL-Unwashed, 25c. to &c.
TALLOW-4ic. per ID.
BEEF, Mutton and Veal, in mar
kcts, &c. to 1oc per b.
BEEF--Iive. 1915 TO 800.
HOGS-Livc, 1915.
LEAD 0RE-s22.00 per 1000 ID.
BLACK-JACK--sI9.50 per ton.
DRY-BoNE-sI300 per ton.
LUMBER-sI7.00 per NJ.
PEACHES-90c. per box.
APPLES--4oc per bushel.
L. Butterick's patterns at Mrs. T,
]. Campbell's.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-06
QUEEN ESTHER, ="
A Very creditable Presentation Of a
Popular cantata.

The Cantata of Esther was pre-
scented on Tuesday and Wednesday
evening of this week, II the City Hall
"by an amateur company OF ladies
and gentlemen Of this place" rs the
bills stated. and right we'll did all en-
gagged acquit themselves Whether
in the excellence of the singing. or the
acting; the ease and eNactneSS with
which the whole movement WAS
marked; the elegant and imposing
costumes, the bright and dazzling
stage spectacle, when the entire com-
pany appeared ZEN tahleau;" taken
either In detail or IS Il whole; prin-
cipal characters, chorus, retinue OF
graceful boys, and eNquiSitcly attiretl
girls, the pages, and particularly the
walt ii the Banquet performed by
Fannie and Fred .Anslev; il WAS m
unqualified success, and Mineral
Point, may well feel proud Of 50 cred
liable Il presentation Of Esther, Min
cral Point certainly showed u very
practical appreciation, for she lillcd
the Hall full Ia overlooking and
would have filled il again had oppor.
turity offered. Space forhidS an cN-
tended personal notice, but we cannot
forbear 10 say that, Mordecai. the
Prophecies. Mordecai'S Sister aud
Hannah We're cNcellentlS rendered,
ZeriSh'S attendants We're respondent
in costume and sang remarkably
well, AMI Esther $ maidens Were the
very perfection of lovellncsSi King
AhaSueraS was suherbly rendered
both as to vocal and dramatic action
by Prof, Osborne. The Queen Esther
of Mrs. Mary Priestly was Il complete
success, and surprised even her
warmest admirers. In her hands the
character becomes Il living. breathing
supplicating, triumphant Queen, and
in the scene in which she denounCeS
Hannah, the adversary and enemy is
this wicked Hannah" she rose fullN
and completely to the grand level of
| the occasion!
The part Of Zerish rendered by
Mrs ST. Osborne demands an equally
distinct recognition. Zerish! stately,
classic, filled with pathos and passion
from the first muttering of coming
calamity, prehgured in the persistent
presence of the ohdurate jew, "this
Mordecai sitting in the kings gate
through sunshine and shadow, to the
/ grand catastrophe Of death, despair
and total ruin, her heart rent Will
grief ut Humans fate, Her cheel
blanched with mortal agony! hel
brow reft Of its circlet of diamonds
in All and through all, her Zersh wa
simply magnificent!
Mrs. 7. S. Ansley presided ut tn
piano and Mr.. L. :. AnSlcy acted III
musical director. Great credit is due
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ansley for the part
which they contributed to the eMtcr
tainment.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-06
Grand Picnic at Highland, Ang. 18th.

The citizens Of Highland will
give Il grand Picnic at Carey Il Co.'S
grove, ON Aug. 10th, proceeds to
80 TO the benefit of St Philips
church. There will be dancing
platforms erected for the occasion,
and good music furnished. In adj
dition there will be horse racing,
foot racing, sack rrcing, and a
jumping match will take place on
the ground There will be n dance
in the evening at Carey's hall and
supper at Jas. Perkins hall.
The managers will spare no pains
to make this the grandest affair
that ever took place in Highland.
Refreshments of all kinds will be
furnished BE it strictly under
stood that 10 gambling will be
allowed on the grounds. For
further information address Pro-
gramme Com.
1t can almost be asserted that st.
Jacobs OIL works wonders Shortly
before the New Year, when visited
my family in Mitchell, ! found my son
Edward. Ind little moro than ten
years old, very sick. lie suffered
with rheumatism. and SO terribly
that lie was perfectly stiif IN his
limbs that he could not possibly walk,
and had to be carried from place to
place. At once ! sent for some ST.
Jacobs oil, used il according 10
directions, and in u few days could
see evidence II considerable improve
mcnt. On the tenth of this month
again visited my family md was
astonished 10 find him well and
hearty. He once more has fresh color
in his face and can 20 10 school again,
Whenever the old trouble threatens
70 return. relief Is Immediately Sc.
cured by the use OF the celebrated 81
Jacobs OIL. From sheer JOY over the
result cannot withhold recommend
ing st. jacobs oil 10 suffering hui
mainly as true benefactor.
CHARLES METZDoRf,
Office Of the Yolksfrennd, German
paper Of Stratford. Ont
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-06
THE DEMOCRAT.
Mineral Point. Friday, August L. 1850,
Terms:--S1.50 per year. in Advance
LOCAL ITEMS.

Ed. eommius is home from lie
mars, Iowa
James l.enahan is home from Du-
buque on visit to friends.
Oryille Strong and NJ. J. Briggs. Of
Dodgeyille, were in town on Wednes-
day.
Rev. Mr.. Cloak held services mt
Calvary Church. Montfort, on Inst
Sunday afternoon.
The NJ f. Literary Society will
meet at Rev. NJ. Balch's on Saturday
evening. August 18th.
Rev. NJ. Il. Balch will delivera tenn
perance sermon in the NJ. +. Church
next Sunday evening.
Mr.. Jas, Brewer and Mrs. Il. y.
Penhallceon. ST.. returned from their
trip to England 4 few days age,
We respectfully cali the attention
of our readers to the letter from Mr.
T. 5. Scott Ansley, printed in another
column of our paper to-day,
Rev. Mr.. Cloak will ofliciate in Trim
ity Church of this city next Sunday,
in the absence Of tie Rector.
The Temple of Honor will 20 to
Rockford. Preparations are being
made to have grand good time, and
everybody will go.
Our correspondent ut Dodgeville
sends us an account of the terrible ac-
cident near Montfort by which two
sons of VIM. Parish We're killed.
Married at Deer Lodge, Montana,
ond Wednesday evening, July 2lst, by
Rev. j. Herming, VIM. }. Doney
Esq, of Pioneer City, and Miss Susan
Kitchens, of Mineral Point.
On Monday last, VIM. n. Curry
started with twenty-five head of
horses for eastern Dakota. He eX-
poets to return home in about 4
month if he can make quick sales.
The Knight Templars of Mineral
Point Commandery, No. ~, are ma
king arrangements to attend the tri,
ennial conclaye, at Chicago, com
mencing August 18th. About thirt,
Sir knights from Mineral Point
Commandery will attend.
II. G. Barnard, commission mer-
chant, of Milwaukee, was in town or
Tuesday, for the purpose of talking
with our grain and stock buyers in
regard to shipping to Milwaukee.
4 valuable COW belonging to Robert
Connolly, of this place, on Sunday last
fell over the sand quarry near the old
planning mill. Il distance of more than
twenty-five feet, breaking her back
and causing other injuries from
which death resulted in Il short time
Rev. 4. W. Staircase. of this city,
has received call to the Rectorship
of Grace Church, Madison. lie will be
i'll Madison, and will remain there a
few days and look over the work, be
fore accepting or declining the call.
The Church to which lie has been
called is second in Importance to none
in the Diocese of Wisconsin. While
the members of his parish and other
friends here sincerely hope that h,
will not accept the call they consider
it merited recognition of his worth
rs Il man and his ability and zeal rs 4
,nipistar