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DANCING At THE QUARTERS.

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Tune is: ooh dat water -millionl
Gwine to git home bime-by."
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FIVE hundred of Sitting Bulls In
dians, from Canada, surrendered at
Fort Keogh, Montana, Monday, to
Lieut.. Whistler, representing Gen.
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THE price paid for liquor during
the Republican Convention at Chica-
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two years.
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For 33 ballots they wrote it Gear
field one," and on the thirty-sixth
they wrote it Garfield won" ."-TIen-
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-12
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-12
Foreclosure 6 ,s,e


state ot W iscens'n- Iowa County
Circuit. Court
william =, nS,ry, a@ .pt4E. @raiHst Nicholas
the late tlrm nf 81 ~. \ S,.st., '''> y
Nv N@It.u. @ y. NJ" rutsuant 10 n Judgment ct
iNtvy,"JI"as iNtv,,,,J SIC rcndcre, in the above
Sgl4so ", s,5 M "a The 10Th dnN October, A, ",
,y,,., 'S," E,r "a, sa cnUuy cincuit court, wiz
~, h,.hns, 4, aud sell vi public auction, to
II ~ t'or s'dder FOR cash al the mont door
y, it wv = Woute. ~ hc Villarc of nodcc-
Nv ~ o'h ~" a ,N,uut Wisconsin, on rhureday
Ssy ot hCctmhrt A. " tsSu, nj 3
WIN WN.'' tn tAv aitergoou ui saia day, the follow
~ rssrrtecd prem}evs, ~ raisr the Hmount ~
~ Judgement inttrct, VoSlr aud costs ui
:" e, tn ,g.t; The west half ot tNr north eapt
. sent, e section pumher sevrn ,1l, Ia town
,ltp nGh,nur Ayo ~. north ~ rApvc numhc,
four 90 east, m Iowa County, Wisconsin, and
cauiatniug 80 sCres more urlers
4 dated Sheril 4 oGicr, nodgeyiNe, | ava
county, WISCONSIN, this 18th day ~ Nctohcr \
y 1850 THOMAS RLACEN NtN.
Shcrtn IL toNaCuurtN NttSonsa u
RENWS : SMtrH, Attorneys tor Plaintiff, 10
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-12
Circui. Court--lowa County, Via

COItIU
Areb,haid Mckrtbnr pIainip o,,,tost V,,,r
inha,ts Fsnnis Rohc,ts lis - ph'.,a a's
nIrbgfasnn 1ormcrIy Rbada n,h,,,. "suS
Gp,rga "a RtchatdAnn I'M, bn.ha,a U,a,a,d(
strrlS Eiram Worry p ncIana. "a M,i,,,u J" =
Nccalifsicr ~ ] finley n n Mc"ni,,
Godhrn nm The Anitmtn q 1',,t", INK
many Nm A Knowlion u AZ nsbn,,,. 4
Tn Mi iat,.S HnS@ll H., y ,,,e,1i Il. :" "
rWi,k t,foyrr ce'ns,nfn fntna h..,,..
nIde, fhe arm hnIr, Yfd s.yi. ~ +
Powell A. ro j Mc1,,u ,,d und,.,
,,uattn.r. d,,inp bn.iit.,s nnJ,, ~ y, =,
na,nr MA st,l@ III A Mc".rn u M I"
RiCbnfa Norm ana Jo.cpTIpty Drfrfa ~.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-12
lreclosure Sale.
2ItIluSWIC ohlc.
State u " isconsin Iowa Co uutV

NlAiH - " lsConSln - Iowa 70 uutN
lr,Vz 1Nur
Wlu,stS r iItnry, Plaintiff.
uuAirrI
luhn CONWAY. lnhSuua Conway hs y ~ nnd
Genrec HCurN, 49,, Ence Of dohI Stti uhNnn
hsu6ruP'ry, do eieGdNut@.
By virtue ul and pursuant To iudt ncu' OF
fotvcesute AtG sale rendered iuihe n iavc en-
title action on the u j day of0ctol er. A y
iS1i ~ said Iowa county Ctrcrit 'utt 1T WIZ
expose for sale aud scll a. prnlie 5ctiuA To
The highest bidder tor cash ~ W iralt drnr ot
tine Cndrt huUsC In the yillngoof npu seville Ia
sand Iowa cauuty. State " Mrco 4siu, ON Tuc-
dnl. The 18th nav of NuVemheL, A. u 1850, at
d'clock in tie afternoon 0t s4d day, hV fulnw
IN, dcserihod mortpagcd prenircs, or 81 much
thereof AZ shall b. necessary I" taire the
amuUU' hl valid judgment, Interest, cosis ard
Caetr IL sale, vii: fhe south haH ul the
uarth-eatt quarter and the nottno cast quarter
of the sauth east quarter ~ e,ctlon number Or
In tuWnship numoer ave ,b) north Of range
number f,nr (ql rart IN the county oi Iowa aud
state uf Misconsin
Dated sheriff "a office. nodpcville Iowa county.
Wtseonsin, September 2oth. 1890
THOMAS BLACkNEY,
sheriff, Iowa County Wis
Henry 4 Sfsith Attorneys for Plainud
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-12
State Of Wisconsin Iowa County


court "a. Ia the matter uf the oeiate vt
Th0iHar Comfort. Il ceased.
Letters tasnmehtary having been this DIV
.rurd TO IssIhc G., Comfort AID John = Con-
fort ~ sitt county, and six mouth. from TIE
date hereof heit allowed and hmitcd clcditnit
to preseni G1cir claims asainpt eaid deceased
Tor oNamtnItiou AID III .wance
It is ordered that all claims and demands
against the estRte of satd dreras,d he received
ana adjutted baiurc the Judge of tbs cout; aud
for thar pnrpore he WIN bP vt his nco ii thu
yillago ut bGhgeville on The hrst 1u sday Of
each month dpting The term above limited
Aud It !. far hef ordered aud direct Ell that n
notice of the times and places fuI examining
and allowing CLAIMS. and the time limited to
creditors tu prert nj Their eiaimr, be Pivcn ht
publicgtiom Of this order f6f tour sneertetyc
weeks IN the Iowa County Democrat n weekly
Newspaper uubhshed w III, county,
Dated. Dodgcyillr. Wir sept. l4th, 1880.
by the Iouft
~ JOHN f. JONES. Jndgc.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-12
ltemS from pcch'S Sun.

klNNN ltuUi Nlh ANhH.
Come rest IN this bosom, my
own stricken democrat The
democrats lost the mother and the
child, but with good luck they
saved Mr., Deustcr,
We trust the democrats through
out tho country will refrain from
any undue exulmtion over the
grccnhackers. No true gentleman
will glont over the misIortunes Of
! Il vanquished foe
Y Is time to begin issuing nice
double blankets TO bad single Ind.
nns' 80 that they can sleep warm
during winter and grind up their
Sco'png tools for the spring cam-
mgn The noble rcd man should
he kept warm, and he, III return,
will make il hot for his white
brother.
All the leading papers of Lond-
on, England, express themselves
as extremely gratiIicd at the elect
ION OF Garfield That accounts
for the fabulous sums of British
gold that were sent over to mid
the democratic party.
~ was the intention Of the natl.
onaI democratic convention 10
make the party platform, exactly
llkc the republican platform, but
by u blunder anti-Chinese plank
was inserted and ~ Il result tbcv
have carried California, Nevada
and Oregon, II will not occur
again.
Poor men who go out on the
western praries TO start in life, ~
taking up II farm, make n mistake
~ leaving Wisconsin timber land
on the western prairioa, after d
crop has been taken of there il no
work q man can do to bring him
IN money He has to scratch aro-
nnd and haul wood sometimes
twenty miles. In northern Wis
eonsln man can have work all
winter cutting timber, his team
can earn him money, and ho comes
out IN the spring well fixed with
money, and Ills irc-wood does not
cost him cent. And then there
are no billiards. TO blow him away.
whllc the woods are full Of deer
which furnish him in meat. O.
Wisconsin the daisy state for d
l'OOT man,
Here i Is another Thursday
night, and as We are trying 10
forget politics and write funny.
the Young Mems Christian associa-
ton in the next room il singing,
Come 20 sinners, poor and needy.
All right, gentlemen, il you
want 10 make this personal
campaign, lead out your best
trump. We may be sinner, poor
md needy, but there is no use of
US, and making us feel
1ur unworthiness. You think
because wo are n democrat that we
have got no feelings.
Forty-seyen hunters from Indi-
ma went into northern Michigan
short time ago 10 hunt deer,
laving thirty-thrce hounds with
hem. When they got through
With their sport only three Of the
.ntire pack were left. II was dog
buttons, no doubt, and the settlers
lp there will be wearing dog-skin
loves for the next two ycnrs and
what poor luck outside
luntcrS have, who come there
. Kill their dears.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-12
Foreclosure Sale,
State st Wisconsin Iowa Count,

N'NA'N VI w lSNNIlNlAl ANN - N5NhilAN
CirIut court.
Gcorcr Chsmley r)SRtiG, ags'nsl AleNsu
DER ludlpm, Defendant,
RS virtue o Snd pntspaht ~ Judgment cI
foreclosure Std sale n'ntered III the above cn
Titled actios On the llth day ~ octoNcr, \ u
1874, IN said Iowa County Circuit Cont, | Will
expose for sale and sell At public suetton,te the
highest hildvr COR cash. ~ the mont door ~ the
Conri House 10 thg vintage nf podScNite lava
county Wis, ouThutSd1v the Nth day VI nSctw
her, A. u 1850, 81 2uClocS In the an, rHeoW II
said day, TIL following described prCuise. to
rSisc The amourt of said Judgment, interest
costs ana costs ot sale, tc-wit The por h cast
quartet; and The south Cset Qsarter " the south
CS>t QuSrtvr of section number eighteen llS'
aud the south west quarter of the south west
qrartcr Of SECTION uuuhor seventeen tlil, SAVE
ard except enc ~ acre heretofore deeded tn
The school district all IN township number ave
~ north of range number ole tN, catt ot u ,
teutlh principal meridian, in tawa county, :
cops,n, and containing sSa acres more or e~s
Dated, SheWh's OH CO. nndgCv,lr, L,Og
county. Wisconsin. THE 18th dsy of q hc-
\, u. 1850.
THOMAS RlACF WY
sheriff Of Iowa County, 'n,
uNNRN \ SutrH, NuerncYs iag Ga Ann MIN
, 1880-03-18
ANOtl1IHlE to WeNr!u

EL1zADETH CRY, N. G., March 12-The neigh.
borhoOd Is In q state Of great BOcjn1 excitement
over tho sensational e1oprmont anu marriage Of
gushing young couple of this city lust night.
Jonathan Ivy bus for somp tlMo bccn counting
tho handsome daughter Of a respected md we'll
tn-tl0-oltszcn. Tho young girls name wis
Florence 6oymnrk. Herparonta did not approve
young ivy's advances, anl tlnnlly forbade him
tholr houBe. Tho lovers, however, 1tlnnngcd to
to mr. rA'opgment, which VIVA to have occurred to-
tllKhl. Old man Soymnrk, by eo1ne 1ncnns or
other, got wind Of tho proposed escapatlo, and
wont cunning yesterday for Jonathan. Coming
up with tho Eny young lover. he blazcd away ut
him, shooting him In tho left shoulder,
4nd tniilcttny u painful but not dnnEurous
wOtlnd. E1Orunco was overwhelmed with grief
by her fRthDrs hasty conduct bnt her pGaHtOn
for lor wounded loyor was intensified d thou
sand fold. She aent him n lett0r telling him sho
would fly with him that night il he would como
pGarnMoo with closo carriMRo nhout 0'ctoek.
Miss Florence was IN q terrblo tlilcnn, for hor
cruel parents, to insure ngnfnst MY Cschpntle,
had not only locked tho girl EntD hrr room, but
had llso tAkoa away Dycry stitch OF her ulnth-
Ing Hut eho was not to bU nif!Ctl. BhO lnntto II
r0O ont OF tho shceta Of her bed and let herself
down to tho ground with no other garment hut
night-hrcss covering her blooming charms. She
told tho oouchn,nn to " lunk tho nther way" and,
after I,or lover hatl hclpct her into tho cnrrnKo
md covered up hor shlycrlng form with the chr
rIAge robes, sho 1nntl8 him alt on tho box with
th9 coachn1n. They drove to tho house Of IL
Rlrnents and thon pEocecded to tho hn,tse 1T u
EytnpAthfzfng prenchcr, some distance from
tOwI. ,vhoro tho lusorB Wcro speedily united In
WCIltock.
, 1880-03-18
Ifoxtollss Commerce,

HasfGH AAptTfAer.
Tho tWGnty.Hlxth nnnllnl t1[h,rt OF the Nnstnn
1foarsl uf Trndo haa bocn printed Thu pIlort OF
tho acerotHry nnu Superintendent, Mr.. Edward
j. Howard, occupies tho hulk Of tho document.
Although thu mAtor1al interests ut liostoE, says
3tr. EtuwAs.i, cultBiat to n largo degrnU fll tts
lnnn,i fnuturGx, yot tho extent nf Its cUtnmGrce
oynrsnaaows that If a!l othcr At!antte soaports,
with u Btn9u exception. It Is gtill tho second
city ut the unlun in tho Iafu0 Of tta imports,
a1.l tho third In the value of ita domestic az
Ikfts. while Its annual tlntncalo t171 IL e,tl.
inatetl ut Et,s0,Du,0D Among other itetng, tho
capital invested III manufacturing amounts to
SO, ,01l, an4 thu ynine tf K'nhis nlatle nni
work une annually is ostIlnatoA 1T &l5, 900 ,OU.
Thu t0tal value Of tho foreign tE1llu Of tho port
III 1s7o wus $l, OH being l,50d III in uxceas
Of ntby previous year.
OF Tho as;Ss vessels TINT cleared frF foreign
ports 6tu wore AMERICAN. nKKrcK1stlny Fl GU
ions, and t0o wete fortiKn. nyEEegntt0H Bss, GIL
tuns, nlAklnK total tolliaxB Of ,CEJ G0, an OK
cess ut ldlu17 over lB7a. The steamship ulear-
llgs Included 243, The value Ut tho merchandise
exported III AMcrsuan rcssels ll le4D was Il,
46J, lll4 III forotg1, Vessels I'll; whio tho
total imports In foreign yexsuls WIS o., td0, ,U9.,
nua ~ Alncrcan yess0ls $lh,M9,EN. It Ii estf-
.nate4 that tho srelXhtago nf tWo:th!rds Of tho
cArryiuy business Ut the BhiEs Of tho world IL
pMtd tu llrttfsh shipowAprs ll!d uEllorWrltela.
Tho total tonnYg Of the I'oEt of !loHlon ts about
tlle- fourteenth Of tho uxKreBate tnilnago Ut tho
United BtAtca, which. ut the tatest ostimato OH
hnnd, WIS, In rutlr4 numbers, 4,s.11, ,00D.
, 1880-03-18
Imprisoned ind dStaryInG-Ncgrocs Con.
lining THOR Lnhdlady In n Nllslly
W0O1n to Avoid PnYlMH Rent.

Nttp York Yy,nff
CHARLEHTOH, 3. O., NnrCh H.-A most singh.
lAr c,.su nf Imprisonment and SLOW starvation,
which. III these dsys, Inn crowded city, and %
public thorouKhfMro, ses1ns nlmost Incredible,
WIS brought to light II few tlAy8 ngn by II tnttnlu-
tpal sanitary Inspector rlIned Poulnot, Whilo
engaged In his o1liclnl rounds.
II MppcHrB from h[e stntemunt thlt he inspect
cd a house in Will street belonging to Il spnster
lauy named llNpInlldt. whDAe mysterious rcttro-
mont bud caused much talk In tho neighbor-
hood Tho premises, which Wero occupied by
neSr9ss ne, ts nresoI'ted nost nithy appcHranee.
than usually rigid examination. All but ono OF
tho ROOMS were rcntilly shown, but neither per-
s,nslon nor threats cJtll Induce tho negroes to
open door leading into ono Of tho back ROOMS.
trnnco, and found hlmself III IL badly.
llEhted, illthy department, III ono corner nf
which no discovered tho cruuchinR figure Of
wh1to woman, whose seInl -nlr'fe appearance,
Of unutterablo misery. Her story, though, OK
cecdingly str1!ngo, secms to bo s.lstnlnoi hy
facts. Slio gnil TINT tho negroes found on tho
promises woru her former tuuunts who nbOut
two years ago, deprived hor nt hur clothing a,i,i
found FROM tlmo to time they supplied hcr
with such sclInt articles of wearing npparol ms
would scarcely cover her nakciress, and tho
food dnily furnished waH scarcely enough to
a!stain !fe, and of tho coarsest 1int!ty. A corr
stunt witch wins kept over her, hut otherwise
sho WIS kindly trentcL. Tho matter wIla pronrt-
" reported to tho city authorities, a1ld several
nl-hcNrtcd Indics t0Ok charge Of tho unfnrt-
,,nate 'fe isdy shoss fa1nily ,sns quito wealthy
ailocted aor mind, and, though only G ycRrs Of
agc, ello has tho appearance OF 10. Eho tlec!tnct.
70 entor complaint aR!inst her Into tAtors, md
they were consequently mcrcly elected from tho
reason given for thor conduct wis TINT they
wanted 10 snve hott8e-rcnt.
, 1880-03-18
English Prices for American Goods.
ubiIr,I43nht1 Hr~ss

Ono Of tho co,nlnrrcIal puzzles yet to ho ex-
PINNED ia tho rcAson why YOU cntl Duy cxegllcnt
lozun; why tho sitianttc and Scrile1's month
llca Gnu ho bought thoro at tho sumo price; how
is Is TINT Amcrican butter. cheese, aud beef ,.ro
land and England, while tho Rrentor pnrt Of tho
sca-coast population Of Wales 1.-Two on American
for far less thero thal, hero,-a good cut
Of American beef, for Instance, costs
two .pcMce hn!fpenny. OF, iivo. cents Il
pound. Developing our foreign commerce iaa
good thing, but IL thoro my rcnson why we
should not be Able to got things. produced hero
for ut lclst tho sanlu prico TINT our british
to bo bought for n shilling, why should we pay
moro than a quarter Of u ,lollar for thon2 Or,
Ieof AZ iivo nr,l six cot,ts po'ind at retail, why
is 1t that tho lowest prico IN tho wholesale mar
kct hero Is scyon anA an eighth cents n pound,
md TINT without tho a1ded cxponso Of tr1lNs-
p0rtntton aud other tncidentnlsf an cxpiana-
lion Is In or,ler from tho producers.