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, 1880-09-10
d, GREAT. BRITAIN.

COLL, FOR NEW YORK..
LONDON, Sept. 9.-lt Is understood that
2I00, 600 In gold was purchased IN open mnr-
ket yesterday for shipment to New York.
CATTLE LOFT.
Tho steamer Thanemurc. from Baltimore
for Liverpool, lost 22.5 head uf cattle OIL the
passnHe.
Will. NOT LEAVE Ilts MOTHER.
The Prince Of Wales was INDUCED to forego
Ills contemplated visit 10 Australia IN cOnse-
quence 0f Ills great distance fr1in his Queell-
mother lil caBu she should becone Ill.
GLAnsToNE's INVITATION.
Several European Powers have invited
Gladstone 10 take holiday. within their
luniniol,s I1D would visit tho United
States but for tho exciting political CALI
paigu.
, 1880-09-10
FRANCE.

HANK Of FRANCE.
PARIS, Sept. 0.-'rhe weekly statement Of
the LINK Of France shows decrease of gold
to The amQpnt Of 14.75Q,o 600 francs, and MI III.
crease II silver to tho amount Of 3,ol6, 900
francs.
CARDINAL 9urpEnT, ARCHBISHOP OF PARIS,
llas received from nearly all the religious con-
fraternEtips their adhesion to the compromise
declaration. 1t Is believed nol,e ut tic coll
ffatornities will Withhold their assent,
WATE1.4P0tT..
PARIS, Sept. 0.-A watorspout Mt Iyry de-
stroyeu three houses and ca,isetl much other
damage. It Is feared that several persons
were killed.
, 1880-09-10

aTffN Turk Ilfr,IH.
We shail prolinby huvc 10 whit a few weeks
yet for nt official prumulxntior uf tho pupul-
ton of the g. msa1,ptry BY the Cena!.s m nurna ~ g.
ject IL Or 10 lch iftureRt that We Insert tnble,
partly nleial and purity estimated, which will
not VARY materially trim tho sfIuinI tIi.l1rrs.
This tAIe Includes nlt tho States md i'll tho
Tcrrltorics except AtNska, New AexIco, Wash-
tnRton+ nnti Wyoin!ng Tho approximate rusult
i9 uH rOlIuWAs
, 1880-09-10

dcfenc!bio'
ILLINOIS POLITICAL NOTES.
oon. Palmer and tho saiyn,ion Army de-.
-'aIto,ed Cniro lnat "Wednesday, only tho Quar-
rut,ne Ualccr remaining.
aA''' -
s,ato Auditor I. i. Needles has received
~ nomImtton fur Tho Senate In tho FOrty-Bcc-
~, ~. district. Tho district IL oloso, but Mr. Nco-
d,es Will curry It.
an,l now 1t Is Jnke 1Ifnckloy, OF Washing
,on County, ono OF tho old ilofbn1l Kuard, who
,s.erts IJnncou!s and IlIcs Into tho ncpubfloan
ssiup. Every day brings new accessions.
-
III tho tll[rty-sevo1i gentlemen running Tor
conyrcs5 lii this Satc, Only sixteen hnvo Ind any
s4ncrlcnce tn Congress. Tho Seventh, Eighth,
ucket.
A,1an,s County Democrats, headed by Gen.
stnorton havo beRusl to ca1 1ole tho c0lored vote
ui.*onar!cs have bccn appointed to work that
.l,.,, but tho returns will 10 1ncagre OH olco-
tun.dar.
Joe Mann, Democratic candidate for tho
legislature in verInti!on, III explaining ono Of
iI,na,ck's lcttqrH, says; "Whpn Hancock lB
.lcctri ,yo will hnye Nomafl pauttuGts that Will
survival tho suex Canal or Ends Nicaragua
:ap.llallyuy."
The Kanknkce Ttncs says: Judge Pay
ION, Of ro.ltno, the Republican nornineo for
raugEras, Is OF at,lnl convictions ati atntes-
ucuIlke character. 1lp Is onu Of tho most uto-
uucnt and ftruillo speakers In tho 6tAto, and Is
uakl.,y II very supopssful canvass Of tho Eighth
District"
If Hancock shonit DO elected, John n.
Palmer aud .Ihl1t \. McCternnnI expect to ho
Secretary or Wnr, william II. Morrison expects
tobe gcrrctMry Of tha Trrnsury, Snniucl :. Mnr-
shall expccts to lc p0stmnster enerAt, william
If, Grccu md Melville ". Fullor expect to be
h1torney.G General, 1'erry II, HInith Minister to
En1land. and ". C. 0oudy Controller OF tho
Currency.
Oil Bourbon wlleclhoraes like Judge
1aues c. Allen, Col. y. D. Fickiin. Wit'inn II.
t;rcer,, Charles Dunham, Ut nl.. aro ohnting ut
Tho action pe tho Democratic Executive Cont
muec Thnt Committee publiahes from day to
day list nj appointments which includes, In
addition to tho stato tiutct only James {. itob-
inson, Dill Springer, Con. Dtack, nnl Gen.
raImcr. Tho old fellows want q chanoo them
Hyct.
John Il. Logan Mt Galesbttrg: "Tlo glacier
tnrgaycs Its record Oh tho mountain stdcs. Tho
nscs establishes its memorials In Its progress to
.ae SGT. Tho OCEAN irscrbas tho history of tta
cgnyustons III tho craKs upon It's B,loros. Every
hing III n.ntcrial ,uturo Ia It's own hfoxrnphcr.
The 1>r,ocrutic party III the United States 10 ro
exception to tho rulo. 1t has wrItten its own
,hancfHl history III tho blood Of yD0,0o0 uf its
oral countrylnc1t. Tint history will bo read by
ll.mcn until tho cud Of titue."
- .r
Stephen A, Douglas, iii speech Mt Ottawa,
Ans IT. 1sSA snt,i of Ly1nnn trr,,tnbuil: "Trun-
, 1880-09-10

LONDON, Sept. o.--A Tto;iaoi'' corresponds
cnt OF tho EdInburg Scotsma1 snys tic cur-
troycrsies between England and Franco re-
specting French cncroacllments Oh the west
coast OF Africa arc complicated BY some
hIgsl.hande.l proceedings Of tho French COLL
lnalldant on Melbour1ln River. These veXa-
tlous acts arc probably iMtcl,.letl to uW0rry En-
glatd iilto cedlng Gambia tu France.
, 1880-09-10

CAFE Town, Sept. o.-'llle Cape mounted
rifles l!nvo entered Basut0land aud cncaMpod
Mt Moser1i. .........
TRRATY OF COsfMEIcE.
MADRID. Sept. n.-Tho Minister Of Foreign
Affairs, Seilor Eltlunyen, llAs sent n Ileno-
rautluu to tho Spanish Minister ut Wishing
ton, settling fortlI a basls for Il future treaty
OF commerce, or sInplg convention with tho
United Stnrns, applicable 10 the most f!t,-
iortnist articles OF commerce between Cuba
aud tho United Stutes.
, 1880-09-10

~ cefe u ono Republican at least In tho State
.s1as who cat,uos bu tntin,ilated by netuo-
e. ~ p4!dostng, sbotxuns. OF sevoive1. It u
~. y nn.anesing, OF tho 6an Autouio FTets Frsss
l,aa'. Ho Il tho Republican oandidata for
>:ssa&ot' Governor, mud In q leading article In
, 1880-09-10

VPs&t83 D7FssF7* VH'V34V
KANsAA CRY, No., SsM. T.-T. j., Temp
lar, tho wcll-known graln dealer, was re-
arrested to-day OIL charge Of issuing fraud
uInnt gtaln receipts fUr grain not III storo.
lie was arrested nbout two months since I'M
tho sn1no charge, but released by tho Justice
tefOre whom tho cnsG was heard. The
Grand Jury to0k the 1nRtter III !! and Ill
, 1880-09-10

Sioux CRY, Ia. Sops. O.-At m early hour
this morning tho safe in TeldcrnInn s. An
ton's groccry.store was blown open nild
robbed OF Sdoo I'll money. abous half Ut wl,Lcl.
belonged to tho Odd-Feilows. Charles u1si-
bert, boy about 10 years of age, sleeping In
the store, heard tho men breaking III at the
window. Hu wont to the do0r, when tho
,nen seized him a,ld forced him back 10 bud.
covered up his head with clothes, and ono Of
the r0hbars thon proceeded to drill hole tn
thu snte, till It with powder, md attach a
fuse. They left the store during the cxplo-
sion, and returned aid fillfsheI tIie job. M
clew to the robbers, Ut whom there wcrs four.
, 1880-09-10
,,,,o MIR boys awhy frnm tho p'nlns Of Dottys-
h', ;, h,,t fur aIl TINT ho pr0diota tthncook'a
1o'tI 1sior. md thinks It will haYo n "harmontz-
nH6uf.

SENTIMENT nj veterans reunion In Con.
rcetlvn,; "I1'c lsofs III Illno-t''ay thoy boVof
,nrn Urny."' -...-x..
, 1880-09-10
HELD TO BAIL.

Special Dtspateh 10 1ns Chicago Tribune.
KEogUK, H., Sept, 9.-Dutf, charged with
killing Alvin Salisbury at Fountain Green
o11''tho night Of Au9. 20 ult, las beon I'D.
.lnitteu to ball iii tho sum Ut s., ,003.
, 1880-09-10

r.r pYinctptcs of leu and Jackson draw
10 IntcrcEt'
, 1880-09-10

spt<tal Dt,1atts T. n. oA.eae@ sf}..tA
MADISON, WIs., Sept. u.-rh6' attendance
1t ths stats Fair today reached about 1900
people, and tnsurcs tha Society aEainst loss.
Tomorrow will practically bo ths last day OF
tlA Fair. >, . 4t
, 1880-09-10

rnr "ioint" debate In Indiana has turned
- roli ro1st for 1'andcrs.
, 1880-09-10

rur con,,llct uf David Davis Is simply In
arfenc!blc. -.
, 1880-09-10

DANv11tE, Va.. Sept o.--,1ames Thon,tas
Detarnette. who killed Ills sister, was found
guilty Of murder In the first degree, With n
recommendation to inercy fn view OF tho cir
oumstatces OF the case. i:
, 1880-09-10
Ing a truo Indictment And this morning ho
was taken in custody, by the County alnr-


WORK or u1G1IWAThfKS. :.
DENVER, Colo, Sept. D.-Adytees from f,as
Vegns. N. H., stato TINT earty last hight a
bnckloar,l Of tho pecos Mall l,ine wa:
tlle mail-bags tllie.!. There was nothing very
valuable In The mail,
, 1880-09-10
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Tie public Will beware or q 1rnndns
lent Initiation OF D0bbIna Electric Soap now boz
Ing forced M the market " msreprotentati9n.
upon having u0bbits E&betrfc.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-18
The Old Graveyard.
COMMUNICATED.

At the last election in this city Il
terrible commotion was raised in re-
lation TO the Old Graveyard" 1t
was hoped by some that this commC-
ton might have the effect of rouSir%
the community to Il sense of duty, and
seeing that It's condition was inn
proved, to ut least 4 limited extent.
1t seems, however, that the agitation
had an opposite effect, and that the
Old Graveyard has been entirely
abandoned by our enterprising citi-
2enS. who desire to protect the graves
OF the fathers of this country to an
oblivion co-eternal with lnlinity.
Only Il day or two since we had
occasion to visit the hmying place OF
oar dead heroes, about which there
has been SO much agitation, and it
is with SORROW that we affirm that il
is Il public diSgrace-a disgrace for
which every man is guilty. We talk
with great frlvor about the debt we
owe to the fathers of this country
the pioneers: but SO far rs the small
amount of labor ii would require to
keep even the graves in 4 decent
condition we are entirely silent This
is a good Indication of the depth we
have sunk the memory of our dead
heroes 50 deep that we have forgot
ten them. One Of the most natural
WAYS in the world Of showing appre-
citation Of departed friend is by
visiting his grave; but we doubt If
any satisfaction, at least any compar-
alive satisfaction, can he secured hy
visiting some Of the graves in the old
graveyard Let any one who takes
any interest III the subject visit it, and
hp will be convinced that something
ought to be done. and that immedi-
atcly,
II would not cost bnt very little to
hire i man to put ami keep the Old
graveyard in a condition worthy of
this community, and every man Is in
duty bound @ help with his might in
pushing forward 50 admirable Il work.
We are ready and willing to celebrate
the Fourth of July; let rs be likewise
ready and willing to make the graves
Of our dead friends prescntabIc to the
1s.o5 ~ tbo ,U1rll
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-18
THE MARK ETS.

FLOGR:-Patcnt, $3.50; Winter,
$500; Spring, $2.75.
WINTER WHEAT roc. to 15c.
per bushcl.
SPRING WHEAT From 60c.
TO 15c. per bushel.
OATS Poe. to DE. per bus.
CORN 30c 70 Soc per bushcl.
BARLEY-From 40c to 6Oc per
bushel.
FLAN-sEED Sl.oo slo5 per
buahcl.
POTATOES - From 15c to 25e
SALT Ordinary fine 50 00 per
Dbl Ashton's Factory Filled Dairy,
small sacks (56 lbs.), 81 %; large
sacks f224 lbs), SO so.
CLOVER SEED $3.50 to $40
pcrbus.
TIMOTHY From $50 to So.
HIDES Green, 6 TO Sc. pcr ii.
calf, lOc. per Ii.
HAY So 00 to 81 90 per ton
~ RNlPS -l0c per btlShel.
ONIONS $500 per Dbl.
APPLES 800 u $500 per Dbl
BUTTER Zoe to dc per ID.
EGGS-7c. Ter dozen.
IARD-Sc TO Sc. per ID.
BEANS 81 .O0c. to 81 20 per bu
WOOL Washed, 20c to 25c-
WOOL Unwashcd, l5c, 70 Zoe.
TALLOW Tic. per II.
BEEF, Mutton and Veal, ii mar
kets, Sc. to zoe per ID.
BEEF Lave, S2.15 ~ si.OO.
HOGS Live, 1915.
LEAD ORE $22. 90 per 1000 ID
BLACK ACK 5000 pcr ton
DRY BONE sti00 per ton.
MBER $500 per VI.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-18
Great Event!
Annual Picnic of St. paurs (lrish)
Catholic Church.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE %, 1880.

~, Paul's tlrisN Catholic congrega-
tion will hold their annual picnic in
Ross Grove, opposite tlN Fair
Grounds on "Wednesday, June sd,
The managers, who have proven
their ability ii The past, will put forth
special efforts TO mako the coming
picnic y most successful and enMya-
bile one,
Ample opportunity will hc afforded
Is all for pleasure and enjoyment
Those attending can join in games.
swinging, racing, dancing, and Suita-
hls WnuScmentS vt various kinds,
she ladies' viii ousdo all previous
otIuttS, Il possible. III providing Re-
Creshmruts suitable tor the day, such
rs ire Creams Lemonade, Candies.
etc.
\ splendid atEner will be served on
the grounds for the nominal sum of
twenty .ibeCenta
Tho Mineral lNtpt Ms@s Band will
furnish music during The day
Smiths excellent string Band will
supply mNsic Ton the dancers.
The days cuioyMcnt Will conclude
with grand MN m the evening at
the city lrll, tor the reasonable sum
ot 81; refreshments extra,
should the weather I've stormy, the
picnic will take place thr next day
Thursday
Tho ptcuir viii he onc of the great
events vi the season, Shnuhl you fail
to attend. yeull miss 4 hiy Time
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-18
Estray Notice.

Notice Is hereby given, by the IN
dcrsigned. that on the 18th day OF
May. 1890. one dark bay mare colt.
about two yeats old, with white star
in forehead. and one light bay horse
colt, about one year old tlnrgr
HiIfJ the owner on owners al which
are 70 me unknown, strayed upon
lands owpcd hy me, on which reside
to-wit: The sW d Of the N II Of Sec.
ton twenty-SjS coy. town i've 90
north ~ range FIVE 81 east. In the
town Of Moscow, Iowa Co, Wis, ana
was there found and taken mp By me
the owner on owners 81 which are re-
qnested T. eall. prove property, pay
An damages AMI costs. ard take said
straya away. kNtpT kEupTsnN.
Dated June 18th, 1880.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-18
Estray Notices

Notice is hereby given, 10y the un-
dersigned, that on the llth day of
May, a. u. 1850, one dark hwy IN are
colt, about three Years Old, with white
star in forehead; audi ono irpn-gray
mare colt, about one yenr old, with
white star IN forehead; tho owner or
owners Of which are 10 mo unknown,
Straycd upon lauds owned Ay mo on
which reside. to.wil; The un,th-cast
quarter of section twenty-eight (2Sl
town seven %. north range ono ny.
east, in the town ot Highland, fown
co. Wis. aud wn9.there found and
taken MP by lusi Thy owner OF
owners of which me requested to
call, prove property pms all damages
ANA costs. and take said Sttlys away,
Dated June I'd, lSso.
la-l BRIDGET NJ, GpIEE,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-18
FOURTH OF JULY. 1850.
Mineral Point Will Celebrate in a
Grand. 0ld-Fashioned Manner.

There is every indication that the
coming anniversary II Our national
independence will he celebrated in
The grandesi style. \ committee has
eanvassed the town and have %.
tanned subscriptions, which together
w.th The atty dollars appropriated ~
the cjty, ana the balance q tl,o tund
Of 1873, viii aggregate L sum iii tae
ueighAoraooa az ike hundred del'ags,
4 meeting viii " bell 4, ,ha city
HAL, THIS lFyidaN evening, vt s
o'eloch, Il, whics time tine committees
will repoyt, and arrangements MI! ta
nuda tor Il rgaul lelehraaM
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-18
ia! it 10 Proof.

tat,mt Nlen ihc community II
flooded with many unworthy de-
t.a Wd eolcoetions, 1 is refreshing
60 aHdlone that IS beneficial and pure.
81 c1l ctou- Hse tlie pgowietors Of
III. Kings New Discovery IN Com
sumption. of the worth If their RENE
dy, liza, they ofitr al who desire z
tral bottle free 81 eiafg4. fbis cer-
gunIy wouIl De disastrous ~ them
dld lat tae remedy posses thh fc.
laHna.5.e curaiiYa qualities claimed.
Dr. kHa' Sew Discovery ior Con
sumption All positively clire Asthma
Bronchitis. stubborn Coughs. Code.
Ptbisie, Quiasy. Hoarsenes5. Group,
9r any affection OF the throat and
lungs. AS you value y0sr existence
give this remedy irial by calling on
!. =. K &. X. Molieti. Druggists. and
obtaining i triad bottle free oi cost. 81
Il regular size bottle for 800. tjm2
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-18
High Recommendation for the
Minnesota Chief TrcSher.

HIGHLANn, Iowa Co, Wis,
May 3lSt, 1880. SEYMOUR,
DAMN \ Cos Being thrcSherS
of some eighteen years exper.
fence, and knowing the differ
ener in machines, we can truly
say that the Chief cNcelS any.
thing we have ever used or
seen for fast theShiug and say
ing of grain, and rs for cleaning
we would say, the grain goes
direct Is the market from thu
machine. lhr Chief is thN
standard &c excellence, We
have more than we can possibly
do, while otheg machines arc
laid up Earmets who have
the Minnesota Chief to do their
threShiHg once Will have ny
other machine. Every farmer
we threshold for last season
promised us thcir lob tits sen,
son, 1t saves their grain, and
they SAY money saNcd is money
made, We also claim that The
CAiT theshrr and Woodbury.
power are the easiest running,
There is No apron machine
made that will separate grain
from the straw as we'll rs the
Chief. In wet grain it has no
equal, and makes less noise
than any other machine Sonr
clover hulling attachment fills
the bill. We have hnlled
clover that WIS wet, and did ii
perfectly We have also hullea
clover whore IL Iiirdsell hullcr
had been hulling and WINS
turned of, and we gave perfect
satisfaction !
1t gives satisfaction in tIaN,
beans, peas, timothy, &c, bet.
ter than any other machine in
the market.
We saw Il frienSl the other
day who owned II j. |. Case
machine, and he says that the
Chief beats it. And farmers
are pleased to think that at last
there is II thrcsher that saves
their hard earnings.
Yours truly,
THOMAS JoNEs,
JAeon klEFEn,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-18

Came into tile tnelosnrp Of the uu-
dcrsigncd, late in the winter. OF in the
early spring, olic yearling hefcr.
white body and face, rod neck, also
one yearllng bulI, spotted white and
brown The owner Is requested tu
prove property. AMI having paid
charges to take the strnys away. OF
proceedings will be had Ia tho prem
Uses according TO law. j, A. PLkTT.
Mineral Point. June ~. 1890.
Farm. Ilealwalcrs Middle Survey
SWll l5;S
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-18

We noticed lately some Gents salts
turned out from j. Dolleu'S establish
ment that beats anything which comes
from Freeport. You viii save. roncy
by calling on him as he will surely
give you satisfacti ON.
Deller's complete line Of stylish
Dress goods and Trimmings arN un-
surpassed in this city OF III this part
of the country. YOU will do we'll hy
calling on him before purchasing any
where else.
j. Dcller's il the only palce III the
city that sells the Cplluloid Collars
and Cuffs.
Go to y. u BIS for choice cigars
Headquarters for Tea. nj Teasdale
x Brewers,
Call and see the new Mccormick
SELF Rake Imperial.
5. lloCNlSG X co.
Examine the peary Royce one wheel
reaper before buying elsewhere
5. lIoCKlNG ~ 60.
Finest Sugar Cured Hams in Tho
market. 1T TEASDALE & BREWERS
Look NJ Dellcr'S magnificent stock
Of Spring and Summer Goods, and get
his prices. IF he fails 10 suit, yon
need notgo any further.
Some fine syrnps. NJ j. a. Spratlrrs
That Mccormick front cut iron
mower = the boss.
$. HocKrSu ~ 60.
i COOL supply Of Ellwood cultva-
tors which are acknowledged To be
among the best. s. lIocKING 4 60.
Tie King Of thrcshers Is the Mime
sofa Chief, Il beats thc world for lax
sold hy ;. ll0GKfNG * Co
5. Hooking u Co, agents for Me
Cormick celebrated harvesting machi
merry 4 full line Of repairs on hund
III all times
Good groceries cheap 1T W. Perry
Ladies Misses and childrcn's sun
downs will be closed ont at reduced
prices. al Deller'5.
calI 1T WIN. Perfy's elegant store
ana examine bis cboice stock ~
fresh groceries, canned ifnit, Ne
cali and b. convinced that j A.
smatlei II seiliag 1T small margin.
Tic largest aud best siipply3of sui
ny herae rakcs eyer manufactured,
among which are TIC Tiger Reindeer
and IIolling woIth.
y. IloekfNe II 90.
The undersigned wishes ID announce
that III will keep 4 graded bull for
service At al times On his farm, one
mile north u the city.
III HuI.LiAM +. J AegsoN.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-18

Mrs, y. Morrison, Faruham Center,
Z. q, writing about DR.. Thomas Ee-
cctrjc oil. says George Rcn used il
on his son, and i; cured him OF the
rheumatism with only few apphta.
tionS. The balance of the bottle was
used by IA Old gentleman for Asthma
With the best results. II acts like i
Charm"
Coughing in 4 shady grove sat his
Iuliana,
lascngcS lie save his love lpoacuapa
.Nbout three Scerc and ten, his laSt
gu, or the box did pick,
Theu leaning very harl on him, said
dearest, teel sick"
lIe mast have ht2u i Namedtcel suer
remedy 10 try,
When Thomas Eelectric OIL, he my
wlUreould buy
10 those who are ~ unfortunate rs
e become pyewatWely gray, or Wher,
hGr exhibits Il Jcnleneyta tail atY, NO
recommend 4 trM Of Ilad's Hair Rc
mower We IS - with the utmost
contidetee because IL Is eNerNWherc
received With marked favor, ana has
N0"S upon 10 e", ''g' ''S N'''' . wv,
'Nl'na1'l'u 49, I" Y Nv" = ''''' ~
II aI' 'lNaiItN N'tl'' 'N'''''S''''S - d.
.NaNetVSeV'
Oh Is leave on teasing, said she.
Nour too fresh altogether,
NV lmhs with rheumatism doWhe,
Ina Observation-Disclosures the weather.
Wet, don't SCI oo Near eur,
rs the drugstore I'LL hurry I'm SutH'
Gotta bottle Of Eelectric OIL,
Which tor rheumatism Is sure cWe'
\ minister relates his experience
thus. | take pleasure in adding to
Your many testimonials, that taS'
Thursday THANKSGIVING DaNl' not sc'
lng able 10 preach on account ~
Rheumatic pains III the shoulder !
bought 4 bottle OF 81 JaeooS Vl''
Which, after using SeNera' tlh'es' ~
lieNed me WONDERFULLY IN y ll'N,
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MIS-. \. !. FRANK 80 W. iupPet
st., Buffalo, \. T., says she mas USED
DR.. Thomas Eclectrle oll ior severe
toothachr and neuralgia ol lle he'o
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-18
For Sale.

House and lot containing twenty
acres in the City of mineral Point !,
good house and tiarn, nearly new I,
large cistcrn and good welt, yonng
orchard plenty of small Fruit trees
on the place. This place will he sold
cheap and ON easy TERMS FnYHre of
the owner on the premises,
JOIN GREEN.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-18
Notirr.

Notice is hereby given that M wife,
Mary Flanncry having lett my bed
and board without iust cause or
provocatton, | will no tongrr bc re-
sponsihlo for deSta contracted 10y her.
and all persons are hereby warned
not To giyo her cpe,lt on IVY account,
,lanN EI-&NNEnN.
Ayoca, Wis, May his t. 1850,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-18
Buckien's Arnica SaIrc.

Tic best salyein Tie world for cuts
bruises. sores. ulcers, salt rlleum, few
or sores. letter, chapped hands, CHI
blains. and all kinds Of skin efuptions.
The salYe Is guaranteed 10 give per
feet satisfaction Ill every ease or
money refunded. Price ~ cents per
bottle. ieor sale hy ]. u. Il G. X.
Mo'TetL ll45-ly
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-18
Burglari0uS.

some parties entered IA" residence
ot NJ Iames Pcahallesen, near the
second ward school building, I'll last
Monday morning., abuut y ociorS, hay
iug gained almittuncc through a rear
WINDOW. The burglars lighted lamps
and candles, and madca thorough and
noisy search Of the lower rooms, which
awakened Mr. and Mrs Pmhallegou
IN the sleeping apartment overhead,
The burglars Al once hea, such 4
hasty retreat that they could not hc
identified. They took with Them some
eatables ont OF the pantry, a few dol
lars in money. and spilled tallow and
oil over carpets and furniture. rhe
bold deed MAS evidently committed
10y some party OF parties who expect
ed that Mr.. Penhallegon would have
u large sum of money paid him on the
Saturday evening previous, but the
payment OF which. fortunately for
him. had been DELAYED until nine
O'clock Monday morning. II is " be
hoped THAT the thieves may be appre-
hended.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-18
AVOCA HOUSE.

Gcor-e Wilkins, Pfoprietrr, Ayoca. VII
Tits honsc ho- htea recrntly re0tted and
refurni4hed and now nr RI hr.t.clas- arco'np-
cat iUp- 20 the travelling pubic, ll-2i