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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-06
aus Ben peri@teoenen etaateta.

Bon allen Seiten tommeu ella.
gen iiber bas &siultat bss neusn Genius
unb bic manaelbafte Mrt unb Weiie Der
gufnabme tssislben. Do5 bisie SIase III
cine iebr ate unb uieberboIt f9 aus 3ebn
Sabre. NamentIi9 f1nb es uniere usftli:
den @roBfdbte, bic sspSbnIi9 enttduidt
perbsn unb NIT ibrsH Sammer bic 3ei.un
gen anfiaen. Sebe nil Der auberen on
ginwobnsrSabl iiberIesen fsin unb auf bic
Namen In eiuem Abrebbu9e ooer auf siusn
aaidbtis aufsenommensn Sduleenius se.
fist, beauipruden fe cine fabeIbafte BE
u6lteruna, bis ie burd bic 4~ufnabme bes
alaemeinen Genius pI0elid aus ibrsn
T,dumen serifen psrbeu.
Sn 9ittsburs e,bisIt elm Geniuss
beamter arse Prissl, neil sr an cine trdf.
tise SrIdsberin bic Srase nod Der Gubrit
bes Geniusbu9es itsats: Sinh Sic peiB
ober farbis?"
Der Dampfer vSsawanab ata" III
am %. Suni Ramittas finf Msilen pon
College Point Bis gum Daisripissel abse
brannt. Der Dampfsr vO1so" rettste
bic WsbrsabI Der Yafasisrs, inbsijen psr.
ben nod gier3is usrmibt. Der vSsana:
nabata" war ein GROCER Oampfer unb fubr
tdsItd Nadmtttass UNI 4 lbr pom Rep
Yort mad &osIp. 6. g., unb ben ba,pi.
i4en ~lieSenben puntteu. @m lnolits:
tase fibrte er unsspObuIi9 pisI Pufasiere
on Borb.
Charles 6. Std, Der &sbatteur
bes republitanii9sn absr @rantfeinbIi6en
y&o9effer Oemotrat", %telesrapbirte in iei.
ner gibslfeffisteit an @arielb ME folsi
v@bre isi Soft in Der 5Obe unb Srisbs
unb @oblsefaaen Der rspublitauii6en Bar,
tel. vOies tIinst", bsmsrtt bier3u bic
vBoiou Boit", vwte Der Ssssnsipru9 bes
Ocean: vSesne mid unb msin @eib,
meinen Sobn unb fem Bsib, uns pisr unb
ionft Niemanben, &msu."
Wie feb bic &sdnune2-3ur
grudbIuns bes nd9itsn BrdRoenten iinb
1876 electoral: Stimmen notbuenoig IS
wirb suseseben, baB @ariisIo feline ein,ise
iibli4e Stimme betommeu tann. Der
Sibsn absr sdbIt 1873 Siimmen, milbin
febIen benz bemotratii9en @anbiSateu bios
nod Al Stimmsn aus ben ioaenanntsn
n6rbliden Staaten. Die Siimmsn uon
Rep YOrt (35) unb Subiana (l5) perben
aQsin msbr ais binreidsnb lsin, UNI feline
BabI 3u fi9sru. Wit Sidsrbeit bitfe
mir aber aud auBerbsm auf bic Staaten
Nsp Serisp (9) unb Connecticut (6)ae9
men. au9 Californian Nib isbr pabr,
ideinlid fir @a,fisIb, in 6OISe ieiner
@bineiensS oIitit, u~srIorsu sebsn. Wan
febt, ieIbit nit Ohio unb @alifornisn piirs
ben es bic &spublitaner bios auf l66
Stimmen brin9en rHb INNER rod um 10
Stimmen Su turs ietu. @ber mir ss6en
Ohio burdaus ni5t auf.
Der Brobentfas. Solsente 3a5.
len stisen ben YroientiaS Der Soloaten
NationaIitdter, wsI9e pabrenS
bes Disadvantages in Der llniOrsamee
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-06
Seiien. u u.

Rad ben gorbsreitunssn, bic gu benz i'm
nd4iteu Wonate 3u Srartfurt AM R.
itattiaOerben %finfisn uusemCiuen Stuti6en
Gurnfeife sstrofieu w~srOeu, III uribeileu,
wirb b~aiisIbe zines oer 9rOburtigltsu Bolts:
feife peroen, bic 6rantiurt lie gefsjert. Die
usUdrtissu Gamer erbaltsu btt BEN bieli
gen girsern freiss eOsis unS pirb ibnen
iOnlt aass Su ben biaislten Breiieu ssbO.
ten werben. @rtIaJiige uerben III biliisen
prsiisn fir bic 9siu9sr beS Gutufsltss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-06

abr babt tein &s&t gu teu8sn, gu
ipuden, su i&naufen unb Sebermann nit
@urem @atarrb uno benz piberIidsn @s.
ru& befelben aniueteIn, ba bod Or.
Cages vCatarrh Remedy" (Sdnupfsn.
9eiImitteD f9Ieuniait allen @srua beisiti.
gen, benz Auswurf @inbaIt tban unb @u@
turiren pirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-06
9Grfei.

Das bstibmts @Ofentbul Bel &afanIpt
In &umeIien psritpinbet beusr-pie Der
Snbspsno, Beige aus Ybilippopel se'
i5rieben mirS-untsr einsm Slumeumeere,
oas bic lppisfs Grnte usrlpridt. Se'
tanntIi9 1T bas GbaI BON &aianlpt aus'
i9IiebIi9 Der RuItar Der Stolen sepibmst,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-06
SaS 8eNe.

Oie vNews", Danburp, Conn, iassn:
Warner's Cafe Neruine 1T bas bette Wit.
tel fur MerpenIeiben, bas bic WsIt ie ses
ieben bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-06

heben. Bie iebr ben &ittern pom Der Nas
lette biss selunseu, bariber berri9t nur
cine Stimme.
, 1880-03-01
SCREENING COAL.
The Trouble with tho Ohio Miners
Interviews with Employed and 1san-
p1oyerx-Thc ynlnc Of Slnck-tSl1l 1t
Nnrereede AL Other CoRl1

The Trouble with tho Ohio NEiners-
Interviews with Employed and Issh-
p1oyer*-Thc ynlnc Of Slnck-tSl1l 1t
&upcrsede All Other Conl9
Special Correspondence Of The Chicago TFibuhs.
CnLusnUH, o. Fcb. es.-Thcrc hna been moro
or !cssf,uhliehcsl, Mt one tlme and auothnr nhnut
tho trouble with tho cpal-mincrs in the Tus-
cnrawAs ind Mnl,oning Vhlicya. Anything like
nm agitation Of the subject has been avoided,
with hope that tho differences now existing
between employees nnd employers might bc Eat-
isfactorlly adjusted. Luckily it hns been thus
fur very opcn winter, and very little conl hns
boon needed for hcuting purposes. What hns
been absolutely required for manufacturing,
could ho obtained either frum tho supply nl-
ready on hand. or through tho dcsntory mining
TINT has becn going on II, yRrtous qlfartcrd. In
order to get nt tbs exnct stutun Of atIatrA, took
palms recently, while in tho Mnhonlng Valley, to
mike snMe careful Inquiries.
| first had occason 10 talk with ono nj tho illo
m!ncrs-n nnn Of much moro than ordinary
' eai Il nj rhilosopbor @ p Or iio sill; "it il Woii
ktltl,Fn thht wu hayu nc the ttlost nuRcrnua
mud difficulty ccsnnatI9ns n ts2 wnr!a ~ when
Inntiay. We are coopcd up in tho ,'n.np, rolson-
% s FUN oSr x fo9esen @ ag e s'"itE otem Ek III ny
lying o our aides Y M the wnter and with b scarcely
ha.ld, snoner OF Inter- hut NIL this wo chcerfnlly
rlNlnrc+ We IRE bird 4, tho hlis!tless md knW
| IN uthur. WI complain not ut tho small wuRcs
that aro pal. VI desire 70 *, reasonable. an!,
inbor il poorly p.il. Whit We do cn1npian of
is tho hard york wch wc ,Ia., aro Obliged
w hlsu stt<al this screening frlla Just az Eo,K
| as wu can 10 expected e d. 10. When VIC work
o,lottgn u Htnu,nt 70 $i.so or =, and thon CONT
out md ind Il all piled up on tho nnder at1o uf
Il screen, 1t il enough to max my meh who hive
fnmtics, and disposition to assert ther righta,
do ~. WhAt ought 70 bo done y 70 have st,'na
tnin pr!cu pur tim. and tllen thor, gull! la no
misunderstanding about tho 'ulack, or anything
| clsc."
Lowing tho lille miners, Of whom tho man
whlAa conversation Is Ferurslcl nOHFe WAS owl.
| Identity tho acknowledged spokcs,nnll, | songht
out tho nwtlcr of tho lnino T. as& him 4 rcRAMGti r
fn his otllcG AMI disposed to lID rathpr inn-uou.
innnlcntiv8. When asked why tho l.ll roFa wcro
| not paid II satisfactory amount for their work.
| he replied:
ts>nl tIAt IL ,liIE. Tho slack TINT cnlus through
tho srrec.. ia nlnltSt absolutely worthless. We
, 1880-03-01
A LANDSLIDE.
Creating a W'nye that DoN0latc1 tho
Country for Eiitocn Niles from Fraser

un""IFS 'of ''''oc" 'A''e" 'lo''l
ItsFcr.'
Correspondence kf# FORK SIN, -.
New wxsrM1NsrE1s british Columbia, Feb. II.
Tho Frrtsor River, al u Ilare chilled Maple
lil'Ee' Fo.no twelve miles aUoys thla elty, .
1 IL not tar tro ten feot I h,sn. M tho north n BANK
rosc u.,oys tho ,yutcr over a hundred feet, Tho
r"oo ~ I'm 1,onir IND ,ogv,, iook, snult )antl
lmtS " .uo p'A nmo "H, IT,. =" .t..n
Trcc8 varying from sixty feet In hight to moro
shr,,ns 1raw nm tl,o tn,,ln land nlmnst 10 tho
o,lo. NJ fho honb, Gonro,, unxfto1, has q fnrtD
wy" ~ W Ilo pnnA. .t s0 t,.,' T..
highest. Ills house Is pleasant one, slirrol1nd-
ri ~ fryt trees and II IL 'css thnu tho with nf
ii alitnrU IlorJ, fr1,ul the rypr Also on tho river
bank il tho ieo-ncre iarM of Justus ". linwisr.l.
In u.rcrt affnrnnor, nt about 1HJ o'tttnk
Gcnrro iowjsDn. while working on hIs f4rril,
Hrnrd ftt,isn iikn timt nrnct,ti by Rlln otrlk.
i'm oIeter If treI.t 4t,tl s1w acres II c,trtl,
txScrcti with th0 Srt,wth uf trcus disappearing
tmknn m Justus iIUwispu'x f1rjn py tic lanl-
siilu Iii te,, tyiu,ltes Tho river, which was
nimm,t jIfty fttx tct,t, Mt TINT p,itt sw,,wc iii
,y.x ttndsred iilore siajiuw a.lI the With uf
tho chnniIH wRs REDUCED 10 u,lc- ojxhth OF Il
,niio' iii Wpun tic bunk w.Is snhi.,erx.si, u wayc
tan Iii fcc., deep wis thrown up 0t iho oppost
Gyrr tho luvcl country, destroying buildings,
,,nrn,tng frpes. wili fcGttrrlpx tho fences, T1Io
sfrtr ID tloecriiM"t .ua hnvinE tHeu terrific,
si,. Of Tho riyt'r' fiu wis c,.iiSht by thn ynyu
"I txsnt uvu,,,st irc.s MI, i,sr otstucis. n,tl
ilnAiiy Ctst III on lcnp Of tidbris. When fluid
'i5sva N nt"r "' ""' w W." ''''
VII 1,u rinr ~ +,o r,,,a ..,t,nro Aha Io,du1I,o c,
u;rr,si nraasH,a .trnn" ",,,,.a" r,,;,"I niainu
fnnn twt, 10 10 in fcet ais,yc tic s,irfuec of thc
, 1880-03-01
ITEMS.

Tho effort Of tho Grand Trunk Railroad to get
tho right of way alon8 Fifty-tirst street In tho
Town Of Luke, SO Rs to connect their trnGk III
tho western part Of tho town with that Of tho
Western Indiana, and THUS proceed 10 tho city,
meets witl, much opposition. mud tho noard uf
Trustees will hardly grnnt tho permission.
Tho sul,lc e. Ohio RaisronA Company have
completed arrangements for tho extension Of
It's rond from the present terminus Mt Columbus,
ky, to CaIr,. ILL.,. n distnnco Of about tventy
ulllcs, md tho entire amount Of bonds ncc-
cssnry tn effect this hns been disposed Of to
!: 8. Morgan 4 Co., Of London; nnd others.
Nnd completed In season for next ycar's ht,sl-
i,ras The ol1lcers eny thnt while this extension
I IN no wy .rtsrs t., wh thS re ron he
nntl tho Iron Mountain Ita!lrtmt, 1t rIaccs tho
former In. direct communication with tho at.
% Tic in,t!ors Ohio III ind pcnnsyiS"aia isonds
mid the New Ynrk Central, by means Of Il trnflfe
aFrcGnent WHICH bus hecn entered lnto by the
viilc md tho Eastern Illinois 1lond, has now II
through and direct communication With Chicago.
r,,mo?rs TINT tlie Chicago. l'ur!ina.cn 4 QMlncy
"pS xsss xssx + I 'as Pea ea: eas
tnn Quincy rnrtirs wcrs h.,ying Tho securities,
which prtrad to be merely n spctlllntion, VT,
without doubt sntno parties interested ~ ~ tho M
Thought. Yet VIC learn from reliable sos!rco
1hat, when those who Ind tho power to effect
III as rf:' Il dn a T art n IT
tho burlington wcru met with n rebuff. those
high IN pawer brlrg Of tho t,piniou that tho tor-
ulation. thinking that tho burlington w1sisI
take the Property either l,y lraae or purchase;
a ,s R as s 91y % s & sR; VIM teS sst e%
tho schemes nf t;phcras- slAnaYcr ilnnnlng to Rct
hoId af to Cincinnati, Hamilton & InIiainpdlls
, 1880-03-01
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Get the Genuine ArttcIe.-Thc great
popularity ut 4. WIlIgnr's Compound pf Coil Liver
of anil Llule" hns i.n!urts! s01rio uHprtncit,ictl
iif thoir uwiI s.n,lIlfac1iru hut lny puFHtn who
IA suffering frn coughs cDtds Or CONSUMPTION
civ. it requires M, u.lllsiH. The rcsulta Ut ita
uso are tts best recommendations. md tho rE1-
priptor l,Aa ample evidence III 1c nf ita rxtrtnr-
Thwphttc III Lime tn,ssesscA 4 most iHlryc!ot'a
hi,ai!rg yower rs ts,ini'fneA with tho pnr9 Coz.
ecriic,i hv tho jl.e.ltcni inpuity. !nlh by A. n.
Wilhnr, Chemist, litslOn; alu1 III tlr,gBialH.
, 1880-03-01

MEXICO CENTRAL HALLWAY.
Articles Of association OF tho Mexican Central
Railway Company, limited, wero hlod IN tho
ol!,ca OF the Secretary OF Bt4te Of Massachusetts
Thurs4iAy aftefuson.
The association Is formed under tho law OF
, 1880-03-01
TIE SOUTH.
Carrying Weapons, nnd Why They Arc
CnrrlcI-Sout7lcrn Views Of IsreEt.
dents Lincoln and SsrAnt.

s"G Nerus ".~ why eASS az
dents Lincoln and G:runt.
Special Correspondence o} The Chicago Tribune.
c1Ev1LAsp, o., Feb. s1.-Upon reaching
struck mo as very gcnIal, md decided to cultl-
sa,no ns,, r., s co',,;r nrd ~ ro',rso ,roa
some h.,sg % IN us coun;y. ana ot eonfso WAS
cRslcd Judge or "Jedge rs 1t ia usually
pronounced by tho natives. fIc was sort Of n
roa OF natal history a eepofy =.
s VIVA quito vol rc"a in tue leading scientific
works ut tho day, and was rcady In discussion
and n finc conycrso.iorist. i snid to myself,
t ~ ' W." no, l.nu .o svns vn roo .sn.
mGsS sS saeh % sn ,o the rs.t sf"'rsa 81 "ssy o, q
md / hnd M opportunity TO sec how fully NY
1nor,.lIziug should come true. wo weru fcIlaw-
passengers In II slnw-going stnpe-coach, and
spcrt tho day III picnsnnt conversation. At night
We brought up at i'ttla wnysdo lan, aud, rs % The
cssnry to "doubIc up," US they cu1led 1t, In the
a, Nv, sr,a,,, .n., soo,, ,nr.;hnr.
hu NY new.'nnuo aiiemu m"uu ssr nse'ne.'
nnd us this was mutually satisfactory, It was 40
pluycd under his ycst 4 lurgc revolver on one
o' sI,1o and n ho,S,c- Knife on tho other. In nv
a.,o ss,oushn,cut Hstu uG%'' sstc1: ' ''' ''A 4"
"what DO you curry those formidable weapons
for,"
On1 4Fo sot 70 MI" "a''' eIsA n's isicno'
co.,,y, ,gs, . =, ,u,, ,,,o,,,,.
fellow, sort q pett,toRser down , hors in tho
] him. ho viii ii shoot mo- It Nil depends upon who
shail ut to .irst .irop oi' tho oihor. I'M p'rry
that s'lcb + tho easc. at,d yeu my rest assured
, 1880-03-01

a. 'r I'm m Il i"@e,.n ."''1 eontrie, his "ahory
to s"us."'et, maintain, md ,,,,, OPERATE :, rn'l.
r.on' nn'l telegraph III tho hcn"nlir of Mrx.
len, and IN nccort1nnce With tho saw" "f tald
,'ek ,"Ii'S.n. Tho "sf'ces OF '''F'"''0'' "F0 TUG
'"'.rms .r,''. al, ,or.,or..,o,, :, ,.o ,,ox,.
,. IN" n,ne ~ saia cn,nnr.'ion ~ INC sc*'-
Thc rt,'ln an ee,!ernI So',r;; q .s,a ra!l.
rsnn htlt' t"icgrnrh afe: Ine Ety q aicxict,.
nn ilHco r',.lR ~ The Mst pr's;tlea.,,e l. m rots
ihn :It'rs ~ Q,irrrtnr,: Gt'dsn, snhitmnhca. trs
p,intt, l3'fn1,njtn. fi!an heon ,"en1 n'ss-
SH~s, 9Th htsens' ~ '. n."c,tln "T ,adnt:
=! w tlni.l ,li t2 aMea a ti,s,
tinnn!nsI,, EHn ldfiS iGnss. atls1 ~ ~ ra1s!t nr
nt. on thn pnns!'c C.mst @ nno III III inxns ttn'.
III, 1,t' a.''I hutn nahcI .ia.a ..o J. ~ t at ~
r. H. ~ tIIH Fr.hta OF inc government III s''' "eu"-
4, ri" fnioxtpv norsons aro 10 net "a n 1}oarl
nf directors nntil ntf,ers nro chosen: tharlrs
Z. Iturr. Il: ": Converse; Ihnmns llnMn. Mtttiniu
e. Hu II.fn, a. r. .' iwFtn' y NV ~, Within,
liotrh. s' ''"S''' "
1 The nfno,,nt Of capital stock Is 81 900 W, d.
vi''cd Into lo.ftn shares 0f the pnr value q W.
emnnt en mm tie tmcrTIgnSm. M - y mn
"h,stis u"rnrn,iv ogTf,n tn inkc md pny fpr Tia
i"w nvrtrs % i" tnkc tiity ysl,NrHs-sS.HtLj Thnlna.
n SSSs? W.T. Ss% .f MeTS es Gsf a. st # wes. %r NV
If ~ fi,std,, i. ". conv1rro Of Newton.
MG =, ~: + Fnt%n cf lsfa: sr:per w" " a: T.
!lnrr Nlrkrrsotl Of Newtnn Centre, .Thninns
nnna II 1.M A. " hckcrson art nt i pn;iham, da,In
Jt'srph Sickcrsnn OF brewster. plIny Stckcrson
uf ltnstDn, Alden Hprnrc uf kcwtttl Centre,
Charles W. Fierce Of ,Scwtnn Crntrc. Chnrlcs
, 1880-03-01
THE RAILROADS.
Commissioner Fink's Views on
the Proposed Congress.
sionai Legislation.
IIe Believes tho Railroads Cnn
lsun Themselves Better than
tlle GOverrinent.
Legislation Only Needed to Enforce
tho Pooling System Now
in Force.

1ast antun'ny Tn1ncSE representative hnh n
talk with Mr. Albert Fink. Commissioner ri the
r,,au ,,,is,ntir,, ,'y tt."arss ,rh,
rm' '"p!A'at'oa ~ oheteas' Inc Commissioner s,
sta,e,, his pstlnn rs well MS that Of tho Trunk
n"~.nnor. s"cn IN ~ ~, so!,u!,anco ~ thcso
statemen's. and continue TO nsseft TINT no ns
conpromeinsly opposed to nny Kind Of rnlroad
rtmd con!tan!ee aro mi hostile To Tho intended
rcc,linsly arxiuus TINT ii mny be atu.jnc,l.
Thoy ere only : orm,sed to tho nro-
,',.o1 ~" 'no,s,,rn r ,,,n,,sn !, ,,n.s w, ~,
dy. an;l lecn,lsv 4. onnytinr,t mig j .uw YIN
rniiroad problem. Thu r'iroa'i ro,nvai'les ire
nnw ther,selvcs cnr1,cstly e'gngr'l il, solving
thls problem wlfT,ut the nit1 af Co,,grcss: mud
mndc{n tlat direction, III, acco,lnt of which
p'T,l,oee t9 rive her,ntter.
T xn,'li l'c fo',na that tho eomrlnnta, 1f the
uEeiHrnt hf tho rntlroiA,-the ehnrHts nude ttr
r.!nsp"rtninn service. Or tho adj,s:lne1s. of tte
nVHinrt The, lsrh'.Ical management, ,of tho
rtMt!s; ,nnd 1t 1nHy 10 s'l with SGnih
lri,!c TINT ~ 11,E,lr's the acco,''t,1t'-
American people, Thy safe. md pr''mpt, mud
ecotl9tnirl1 l. trahsaction Of tlc p'1ssonEcr md
II fst is cntry rs II rirr M y sg aG it, bIrs st
mt s,srpaesctl in my "fhrr country. 4 pnsseu-
ger mny trAyerec the Continent, from the AT
fnE the cnlntnrtH ri II hDur. Freight IN being
slitppcd from md tp the rcrnntcst parts q the.
Cnnt!.,G,t Wy, Hrent nxrndt,on, n Wtt.t't
md inc0ltvpn!cneIA which aro experienced III
nthor countries These results liaye lncn se-
number VI rs,s nt0 long lines, or inrge systems
under n1Ic chitruI, or through tho c!'iptrntton
, 1880-03-01


choIco for President Is not cxnctly tho harno
thing M tirst choice for n candidate. For tho
atter tho Edgcb ilrst choice Ia tho Republican
VINO cur Ret Tho most vntca,-tho Republican
a a"t "es Sst9" al: err.y hS rS5y rko M Gs raP's ts
icatl. II ht!,rr Words who cnndklnto. would
mave The lowest orro,ents nr enemies n tho
that u nny srttlo urun WnHhb,trne: that ~ CnHn
there y nj ch?cc nroi, nrst Or sccolltt lMllnte
units On him, hut thcreby wn,it'l ln rrcret the
MIppnra nf very strong element which cannnt ~,
aors III sn'1y n s s'nts sn1,a 1'n fr n SaGs & t t9
EdD'c N2rp.}, formerly strnng firf'nt 1Mler.
II the Iuicr-Occan Is anxious tn find ",r-
ls,.al methods" II will not hnvo tn Ho further
than Pennsylvania 10 tio Il. There Ia no mo
thing tho American people llkc better TO sec
Than tair p1ny, md particularly, In politics. M
| political movement can expect to he auccrHstHl
if conducted on tho tnlfttlnzng principle Thcro
iE M better Illustration Of lstslnn la the change
IT sentiment n thg Republican par'y since t4o
esct aeicsa,es ~ ~ 10 chicnSo Tic nst,oi' af that
Convention. which wns. intended to ndvanGo
fset. Il as tase rSo foNinRp NJ pfsS y r
F3s and thsy w,l ikht lcr then, ,,n,t tnr r
faasgs fF5s;"r$s :" eEh'safG Esaf a sE sfis f % ""y s
"a Working Republican," Of Huntingdon,
Pa, bus been mysti1c,l. 1io emit understand
how a do1cRntc Mt convention vntcs for oto
tnaf, II, order to help a.othcr And he stntcB his
troubles In IL note to tho New York Tribune: At
our election OF Delegates IN tho atnto Conven.
tlon. tho 1IuM.tnRdon County Committee tsatk u
yotc uti tho l'reslacnt!nl question. The whnso
yotc r rr s|.wacS ls9 W. on ot 10 e arls III.
wisaes Or nIne.tcn.hs nf tho vulcrs. nf Tho
%ingdon % ca,Inty Is | sulId fnr Ralne. md w",iid
give him larsc mJnrliy s.it luf''.,ilttn t'r,!mt
, 1880-03-01

-Fo
or
, 1880-03-01

p.nrtns 70 build d new fnrm.honae;;, lie has
changed his mind, aud tho hOMbn will ho built
fartlor from The treachcrnts bn,k.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-20
FARM FOR SALE.

otior for sale Prairie Farm
consisting OF 81 acrcs--sixty-tive
acres under pillow, balance under
pasture and hay; we'll fenced; a
good well, house, and granary.
Land is comparatively new and is
under prime state of cultivation,
-and is situated in n pleasant
neighhorhood; good road running
by the farm; within easy distance
ottwo school houses, and churches
of various dou1min atoms; also
within y milcs Of whore the G,
Il n w, Il. Il, derr, is located
At RidScway.
For terms apply Oh tho prem
isos. two miles south of the new
Catholic church in Rdgcway
ruos. X. RYAN.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-20
An Ordinance To Prevent Bath,
ing within the City Limits.

The Common Council of the City Of
Mineral Point do ortlain rs follows:
Any person or persons bathing or
exposing their persons IN public
IN the Town Branch. or krndalfs
Branch, within the city limits be-
tween the hours OF live o'clock In the
morning and ten o'clock In the eve.
ming, shall, upon conviction thereof be
subject to u penalty Of not less than
two dollars nor more than I'VE dollars,
and the costs of prosecution, and shall
stand committed to the common Jail Of
Iowa county until the same be paid
on the person convicted thereof shall
DO otherwise discharged by law.
This ordinance shall take effect
from and after It's publication IN the
city paper j. NJ, SMITH, Mayor.
Passed August "a. 1880
JOIN l., TTAaEI" City Clerk.
|, John T. 'rramcl. Clerk Of the city
Of Mineral Point, do hereby certify
that the above Is u true and correct
copy If IN ordinance which was
passed by the Common Council OF
said city, on tho "a day Of August,
1850.
52.3 joins 7. TRAMEt. City Clerk.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-20
TIE MARK E1'S.

FLOUR Patent, IS 80; Winter,
1915; Spring, 1926.
WINTER WHEAT 6Oc. to roc.
per bushel.
SPRING WHEAT ~ From Goo.
to zoe. per bushcl.
OATS. -lSc per bus.
CORN 3Oc per bushel.
BARI.EY-From 4Oc 70 60c per
bushel.
FLAX-SEED --9Oc to 95c. per
bushel
POTATOES PIC per bushel,
SALT-Ordinary fine So 90 per
bbl. Ashtons Factory Filled Dairy
small sacks (5G lbs.), 81 % large
sacks (224 lbs.), So 80.
CLOVER SEED $3.50 to $40.
per bus.
TIMOTllY-S200 per bushel.
HIDES Green, 6 70 &c. per ID.
calf, Zoe. per ID.
HAY sG 90 to 81 90 per ton.
TURNIPS Doc per bushel.
BUTTER--lGc TO tic per ID.
EGGS-l0c. per dozen,
| LARD--l0c. per ID.
BEANS s1O0 70 sI.2O per bu.
WOOL Washed, 25c. TO 30c.
WOOL nwashcd, 25c. 70 &c.
/ TALLOW die. per ib.
BEEF, Mutton and Veal, in mar
kets, DC. to l0c per ID.
BEEF-Liye, 1915 70 $500.
HOGS -Liye, 1915.
LEAD ORE s22.0O per 1000 ID.
BLACKJACK 5000 per ton.
DRY BONE-s13.00 per ton.
LUMBER sI700 per NJ.
/ PEACHES SIC. per box.
APPLES--2jc per bushel.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-20

There IS slight error In races ms.
Sand Z ~ published in the Premium
List Of the 5. ". Wis. Industrial As.
socistion. They should read as fol.
lows:
No. Stunning Race. Purse. sljo.
Free for all Half mile heats: best
three IN five. First horse. so: see.
ond horse, so; third horse. so.
No. y Running Race. Purse 500
Free for all; mile heats best three
IN five. First horse. Sl2e; second 80,
third horse, SO
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-20
Tubs, Fails, Chums and Market
Baskets ut TeaSdalc y Brewers.

Baskets ut reaSdalc y Brewers.
Mems busters ut t.25. u, Deller's.
All kinds of fresh bread. cookies,
buns &c, ii the city Bakery
Martin " foaN have secured the
sale of the Celebrated CasSady Sulky
plow, This pillow uses no Landslide
and is said 10 be very easy OH the
farmers horses lS-h
] \. Spmtler has i fine lot ot salt
mackercl, White tiSh, trout, homeless
goldfish &c.
pcllerS complete line OF stylish
Dress goods and Trimmings arc un-
surpassed in this city or in this part
of the country, YOU will do we'll Ivy
calling ON him before purchasing any.
where else.
Flow Boots ut aud below cost. ut
Srhnebergcr's
The celebrated rhtllip lIams 1T j.
A. Spratler's
+. Bntteriek's patterns ut Mrs, 7.
i, Camphcll's.
Try those nice sugM.curcd hams, at
+. kinne's.
J. Dcller's is the only palce IN the
city that sells the Cellulotd Collars
and Guns.
Lawns at ten cents a yard, IN order
- close them out NJ Dcllcrs
Fans al enr half their value at
pclier'S,
Spring stock II Boots ana Shoes ut
cost, AT Jacob Schnrhtrgcr&
The King of threshers is the Mime
sofa chief. 1t beats the world for hax.
sold Ivy :. lloCkING n Co.
\ first rate second hand piano for
sale Enquire Of Edward Kline.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-20
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