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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-18
PUBLIC SALES.


PUBLIC SALE E.,
THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING,
7l3 Shipley street, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMB ER 18th, 1882.
atbp M, sharp,
In the premises, without postponsment, with
drawAi or underbidding, containing in all Il
rooms, including bath. Lot 1890 feet, more
or less, to an alley leading into Seventh at.
his property Is In very central position,
near TO Market street, iB rented to prompt
paying tenants for $25 90 per month, and is in
quite good order. 1t ia well calculated either
ss residence or for business purposes, and
with prices for real estate advancing, II Ia a
sale fEat will pay to attend.
TERMS or SALE.-MOrtgage for $3.50 may
remain properly secured by Fire Insurance,
and the balance equally DIVIDED in cash and
note with approved epdorser at months with
interest from day of sale. Possession given
on 25th OF March, 1881. Settlement TO be
made within one week from sale and rent TO
20 to the purchaser from September 25th. 90.
1T. HEALD,
Seventh and Market streets,
sllA 1918 Agent to Effect the Sale.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-18

! AW1GDDA UPOAo ma AAWNhns
General Hancock Is the Democratic
can iidate for President, and he accept.
Cd The nomination endorsing the Gin
cinnAt platform, which in the maiu
was sound on the hnAnciAl issues. w
In Maine the Democrats had no party
following worth speaking about ans
they went over in Q body to the Green
back party contributing something less
than one-third OF tine vote that Plais-
ted received. General Hancock has
been frequently appealed TO for his
personal views on finances, but he was
prudent enough to keep his mouth
shat. He was publicly appealed to for
bis views on the payment Of the rebel
war claims, but not word could be
coaxed from him on the subject, pro
or con.
Bat the General has a. las, got his
mouth open. The GreenbaSk party in
Maine had gained q supposed victory.
Soft money was triumphant. The priuci-
pies enumerated in the Cincinnati plat
form and which General Hancock ac-
ceptsd and endorsed were rspudiated
by the Maine Green hackers. The Demo-
crats helped the Grssnbacksrs along on
the principle Of anything 10 beat the
Republicans" General Hancock, like
a child eaptivatsd by . golden gsw-
gaw, was delighted At what he sup.
posed to be the defeat Of the Rspubli-
cams, and though it was Gresnbacksr
that gained the victory he thought it
Of course was victory for him, and he
hastens TO congratulate the Greenback
candidate on his supposed election in
the following telegram:
GOVERNORS IsLASD, N. Y, Sept. IA.
To the Hon. HARRIS N. PLAIsrKD, |
Bangor, Ne.
Accept my cong, atulations on the
glorious result Of the campaign. II
will inspire our friends with confidence
and strengthen thsm in the prelimin-
ary battles which remain to BE- fought
elsewhere and which need all of our
forces. W. s. HANCOCK.
General Hancock was too fast. Plais.
ted the Greenbsck candidate instead OF
being elected was defeated, and even
b i'd he been elected his election would
have held out no hope for General Han
sock. He was the Democratic net the
candidate. What had he TO
do with Greenbsck victories 7
What will tho business men of New
York, Philadelphia and other monied
lnd manufacturing centres think ell
General Hancock's haste to congratu.
ate Greenback candidates on their
uecess. Aside from the mistake in
Hancock opening his mouth when he
hould have kept it shut, and keeping
/ shut when he should have opened it,
low about the dignity Of the "superb" |
Tho expects to be President, in send
az political kilograms over the country
ongratulating any candidate for Office.
looks as if the General Intended tax.
Og . general hand in the political con-
eat now waging, and as General WeAv.
T Ia the only other candidate for Pres.
Dent who is making an active personal
anvass, We propose that he and Cen
raj Hancock take the stump tossther
nd treat Ike public TO joint discussions.
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-03-26

The appropriations for 1879 were
$299. 177.77, for 1873 they were
1899 900, and for 1877 they were $371,-
$50 80.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-03-26
frasltsnsl march Il l@l
CHAPTER ls;e


An ACT relating 70 laSyees q he psSse' AMI AMI
sighty-six Of chapter forty efthe revised sta,
tues H& u ffk
The people Of the state Of WISCONSIN, represented
In senate and assembly, do enaei ~ f0iioMs;
Section / Section eight hundred and eighty.
six, chapter forty % the revised statutes OF iNN
Is hereby amended SO IS a. read as toltowS: SSV-
Cah OF otNce as prescribed Ia tne last section. he
shSll give y bond cOnditioNei TO tatthtWiiy dts
charge ant duties 81 his once and pay over Ao'
corlins 10 law. all moneys and tees NOT his cMh,
collected or received by HIM. HIS term ct once
shall he tNo years. and until his successor Us
Qualinsd ANY vacancy shall he ulled by Spec,SI
e,ecttun Tor the uneNpired term. Tie may DC re-
moSed Oy the OoNd " trustees On ANcte OF thc
president aud four trustees, for oirclal hcNraclty
or misconduct after giving HIM reasonable hear
lug in his defense, HeShsll hold the pouce court
ou OF justice OF the peace and exclusive
Jurisdiction as such Justice ~ all ctimtna cases
arising therein and ot all cases whatever arising
under the ordinances ami bylaws OF Such Village;
provided. that IN case OF tle sickness absence OF
iucspacity Of such police lUSice ~ scI ANY Justice
of the peace OF the village or adlointuS town "
the countN IN which SuCn town Is situated. SNAi
have jurisdiction OF every such case, upon hUhS
with Su h justice the aMdsyit OF the cempanant
SeltlnE forth such sickness absence or lncSiA'lt'.
lie shall nave general power TO administer oAlnS
aud shlmattous, aud take depcsttonS aekn,wL-
cdRmentS OF leetS and tnsttuNeltS ~ wtiuM,
he shall be emitted 20 the sans fees Nlewed t0
justices ~ the reace tor similar services. aud NO
SerttS ,,t shalt take effect and he IN
rs PtSSsSG
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-03-26
A Man with a Blue Face.
JnnciIon lkan.l unIon.

On New Years morning, as young
franklin, brother OF Mr.. Asher's law
partner, was attempting to manufact-
ure some copying ink OF aliline and
alcohol, he became the victim OF dis
trcssing accident. The ingredients
were mixed and poured into two-ounce
pbial and tightly corked. The phial
was put in pan Of water and the pan
was placed on some hot Goals. Pres
entity the phial exploded, and It's entire
contents, all ablaze, dew into Franklin's
face, and before the flames could be
extinguished, the flesh on his face was
cooked to crisp and stained to color
OF dark blue.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-03-26
trabllsaed March Is isN>I
.Ntl . nnNftN "a

J
AN ACrt0 s'tsnd section one Thousand eight hun
GtSs rssIssS Statutes Il NIX en- ia;S 'oifan.
rNaLs,"
The people otths state OF wisconsin. rcnreseuted
In senate and assembly. DO enact As follows
section |. section one Thousand elgat hundred
fSsSsi ssstasss q ss;S sa,,l.ds rsliroas.ais
hereby amended ~ - 10 read A. follows, ssc!lon
SsSSss erSssSss s4S sSe,nsr Within Or S,tse%
iswtSiy ScSSss,sa ana Operated together, y sea;
sttNts one eon;lnnons 1nah nns with OF wnheW
branches, upon suea terms A. may be agreed up
cu, snd nCeomo Nne corporation BY any name 81,
S Se rSws MsEa SN .ns ss S ssS
the rlsht OF FURTHER consultation Win other eofS
ne isOiitiss and TestrlSi,Sn. Of ihi. chapter, and
Sm ~ aaHSn franz q,s,Sf nas srs es sna
lions prsul a,iy pss,sssed, ~ wers saetsst,c ~
The tlms q sSnsslllst,cnt ~ CONTAMINATION by we
them, Articles STAYING TIA forms OF sensoidsl,es
shall Ne apprSyra by each corporation 6y atSt4
s.ocs nm a pS SsSSS u ~ S Sw sr tssa
annual meeting thereof or special meeting sAllal
to- Sss fs%JSsS esa, SSasrsS and
~ ny ne TSnsSeS IA s Ms,lnss !" '.Ss SsSssfsf
With copy of tAs resontN Of such approval vr
,SS :Ss AMI ,Ss s"s.I .s,I:s
each duly ccrt,ncd Ny the respectiys presideris
"a: ass ts s ss:SS'o GS's
ss' ,SHs sSS NV
wnSiiy wiShln mis- STATE. NAV lease ov purchase
", yS:p.; aud sSSrS and S ether
rsurosd evrperstoa when their respective tall-
Nth ~ without Srapcnes Nni no raiiroNa cor
tSsss or i any Way SSeeme Swner o. or seatrei
any other tallrosd COMBINATION, ~ ANY stock,
II sSnVsSs 'sp Ssrstsi sSa1.,os ims t. 10 Dc.
'e sssWsS ~ rSissc shah tai. .nsc, and ee in
force trem and ettM " passage and publication, 4
Approved MArCh IS lsse
(l'ubnshed March IA lSs0l
cAAprER asL
AN ACr to amend section Que thouSAnd eight
huntred ana NStN-thrcp et tho revised STATUTES,
s" N sH IN Villages All Towns, F." w.
Tho people " the Stats OF wipccHs,n represented
In senate aud assembly do enacv ~ foIowsi
.s ss ss s Ss "t s'G
SS rSa any may Iwn s sssSs NY
RssSS sSa ns sn R the sSsSiyso %i
a. to oil tfmGi the ecip.uoe nahllc usyel thereon,
tsp @ "" Ss%' St 'p SFSs
Ing AMI nstns street iAlwass, WITH rails st wood
Ssy point In one Wings or TWIN TO- Into o. through
any Ysg .ss q .es ss1 x S sssss
.yS SS.sS, 81 s I ~. sS arr
sassSyissss q sss town 10, into q .HSugG waMea
such halfway 81 ttanwNy may extend, MAY LAY Ana
' ss, ssb G, "a, ~ S
SS " IL. S S seSyss IN 1--WE
sS.s NM SEss sssn ina MAJ
sssilon ms sst shall tsse sss Ssn ana 20 j"
approval IaisS n is0
traUllshcd March IN isSol
| CHAPTER Ng
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-03-26

A school teacher says that children
should never be stupidity joked at when
they blunder in answering question.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-03-26


AN ACT to amend section three thousand three
hundre and si1ty-eight OF chapter one hundred
and forty-hye Of the revised statutes OF 1913 In
relation to appeals from justice courts
The people Of the state OF Wisconsin represented
in senate and assembly. do enact as follows
Section |. Section three tn usand three hundred
and sixty -cght Of the revised statutes IL hereby
amended so - to read as follows section J36s. ~
either parly shall feel aggfteyed by the Judgment
rendered IN such action, he may appeal within ten
dtysto the circuit court or other court having
turis1itOn OF such appeal as ~ other cases tried
before justices OF tire peace; but no such appeal
ny defendant shsll STAY proceedings on sncl
Iudgm ent, unless the appellant shall within said
len days execute and file with the justice his I'M
dertaking to the plaintiff with two or more sure
ties, 70 be approved by the Justice. 70 the efecI
that the appellant viii pay all costs of such ap-
peal which may be awarded against him, aud abide
the order % the court therein and pay all rent and
other damages Justly aectulng % the plaintiff
during the pendency n sucn appeal Don taking
such appeal and Ming such Undertaking Al
further proceedings IN the case shall be thereby
stayed and the appellate court shall thereafter Is
sue all DeedfuI wits ard processes to carry out
any Judgment which may be rendered thereon In
such appellate court.
section This act shall take eject and be IN
force from and after rs pass age and publication.
Approved March IL ls.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-03-26

CIIArrER vi.

AN ACT Is amend sections wight hundred AMI ittN
four and eight hundred and httN seven NJ chap.
ter forty, revised statutes VI ISIS catttled oi
villages
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-03-26
Published March i. 1887
1,IIIprER 10.

An ACT 10 appropriated sum ~ money the. en-
named ~ par for chaplain services IN tHt ieIis-
IatnTe for tue year lesg
The people OF the state VI Wisconsin. represented
An senate and assembly do enact - follows
section I. There II hereby appropriated out %
any money In he general funi not otherwise ~ :
prupftstei the sum 81 twenty ave dollars for eaeh
md every clergyman sfacisti ~ chaplain Tor
The legislature 0f lssgs provided. this ac, shall ~
amply 10 any except ciergymen resting In the rlty
~ Madison sH1 PROVIDED SD ea.pi>an Las pst.
formed such services pne week.
section TIE ehief clerks Of the senate and as
kefnhts shail certify ~ ths serftt4fy 81 sae Ne
names Of the several eIergymen who have uficl-
sted - rhapizsn during the session ~ lts. where.
upon the secretary " state snail issue his arrz.
IN Elasl sufns ~ the several lndlFI1uAs Nho nave
offrlafsd az chaplain
section Til ac; fhail tats sect aH1 III I'm
fcfas fran snt aiie. TIT a.A8ass zr4 paate4ilon.
AHafgrei M4fea w ~.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-03-26
tPnblishtd March l, 1859 ]
CHAPTER a.,


AN AUT TO amend section seventeen hundred and
ninety teyeh u IN. revised statnirs N relht on
10 the salary II III. ssrE Of tbs railroad commits
sionet.
The pcopis ~ the stste Of wisconsin represented
In senate and assembly. do snAnt ~ follows
section /. tsctou one thonsAnd s.y.n hundred
sm,ndvi ~ sttiking oIi the word, "ons hppdr.i
dollars per month"; where they oec y ~ sld So
ton aud nsaitins IN lieu thsreof this Wor y "hf
teen hnnffsd dnliafs per snDum 90 tat the sre-
ton shall read. whoa 80 snirndea A. iollom,.
ONO. a. the ssto Of government. and sh.ll =. pre-
yidsd with suiianie room. neeesAry once tlrnl.
iSsrsof % ~ p,id Sat y ne "s. uss@ry but
tbs ,o,A thsrstor ihsll not ehc,s ssn' nun ,,
STATE treasury Ia addition to MA salary. tnfee dot
sts n, a H. r@h X. ] II III da,s
aud hs may, when necessary employ = oist. ~
,as Of attsss dfsd aoa e., r ian 70 s. W
ins,,ts snthof ~ by this ssstpl shall audited
Sn cs.s s sS *. e y 'ni si'n Ss %
psssln u the dlteb.rse Of thelr omclal dntlss
II section / Tfis act shall take eject AMI be ~
force from az a,s, 7. ~ passage and publication
Published mircb Il. sso
CHAPTER 75l
Az ACT 70 repeal section one thousand slgh,
hunafed and sixteen 81 ebapisr elghty .ssvsa 81
tos revised statutes Of IVA entitled "of raii'
The people Of ~. state Of wisconsin, represented
In senate and assembly do enact IS foilowsi
hertlOnl, section orc tbDHshnd sFnt huhufeI
siaisi.s q Isis snti,sd vi - iioad, !, hereby
no {. . doSs: s:T !: .s s e. ..
ever hny cause ~ riEht ~ action which shsll lay.
accrued under said section ono tbOnkADd eiGhl
hundred and sixteen pfloT 70 the passage hereof
upon which an Getion ihhll be pending ~ the data
of the passage hereof ~ being the Intention Oi
tbIe proftlo. 70 save fully All such Gauss and
rights Of actinn and that such actions snail pro.
reed 10 judgment. the Same In all respects, - II
this act lad not been passed..
section THIS act shsl take eject ana BE In
force from AMI after It's nsseass and publication.
Approved March IL lbs1
IRlDiIshed march ~ ISM
CHAPTER ~
IN ACT 10 maize tins tenn DAP Of June, iss9. .
legal holiday,
Thr people or the state ~ Wisconsin,. represent
I'd III senate ana assembly. do enact ~ follows.
section l. Tue lsuth day of June Tor the 3sar
issg Is hereby decisfsd = legal holiday.
section 4 This act shall take effect ard be In
fDfTe from and sfler ia passage aui publication.
Approved MARCH Is. lisa
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-03-26
ruslishss March Is lEs j
CHAPTER Ia.

slVnsY tAsrsin nalnod
The people or tie GtA;s Of VISIONS n. rspfeesalsa
"a senate and Assem- BY, do enact IS follows
section ! Jh.Ieis hereby hpproprizfsd 10 Rsb-
trt dAy hftsea collars cut VI sny mepey IN tue
state treasury not Cthsrniss Appropriated, fur
atorsge. Herf aud labor. packing AID shipping
arttlery stores; PROVIDED. tlat money tnalf be-
eoIns due or psysbls under tue pfgytHens VI this
act, uhtI The s4il HgJeHt MAJ shall have nied
villa ths secretary u ftzle fecsi ~ In IA Of ali
demands upon the ktAts because o = ths said SER
vice and Gi9Jufs<n1eflts. ara agreement tkAt
ht doss make xed will not maize 81 auy time
hseafGsr any clain "a tts state upon tucA Ae-
eeaat.
seegloA3. Tkis - Ghali take effect aud ~ In
fsTgs from and after 10 pxassgx ana Dgslieaiisn
Approved March H. -
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-03-26
[ Published March 10. 1851
CHAPTER 10.

CHAPTER lS.
AN ACT To provide for the publication Of pro.
ee.dings u county boards OF supervisors.
The people 81 tho state Of wisconsin represented
~ senate ana assembly: do enact =. follows
supervisors IN each and every county In this stats
10 provide for the publication OF a certified copy
pnbiishsd In All, b county, having general elfgu-
lailor said pnbicatlon 20 lie tompleioi within
session.
section 2. II there b, no newspaper published
shaii IL the asy u ssh bsard q sapefsi.ors 70
procure such publication Ia some newspaper pun,
lishsd ~ an adjoining county, having general
circulation In tue county where such proceedings
seeiisn !, Thi. act snail take effect and be In
Approved March H. 1855
tPublished March u.s. 1851
CHAPTER Is.
AN Att 70 amend section on 10 Thousand ihTer hun.
dtsd and ninety % chapter My .nye - tho re-.
and ''barbed wire .ftrr the words .'Doards. y in
the second line VI ssid section
The people Of the state 81 Wisconsin, represented
~ senate and assembly do enact AS follows
Section l. All fences -four aud che. half feet high
ana s, - goo rspIir Consisting o. rails tlnbsf.
combination thereof qua All brooks gysrs
ponds, creeks, bitches and hedges or other things
The judgment Of owners within rhoss jurisdiction
ths sane may Dc shall he deemed legal and sui.
may b made ~ ditch cOnbinsd not exceeding
twelve feet IN width equal smounts ~ material
bflhd tAhfh from, VI space occupied on eAEn hQU
OF the division line
section = This act shall take effect and be In
fofes from nd after Us passage and publication,
Approved March 10 M.
tPublIshed march rs is1
CHAPTER 1885,
Az ACT relating 70 the assessment Of personal
prDpsity for ta1slion, aid ~ sAsud section On1
tbp1sab1 aud forty ofthe revised statutes.
Tue people u The state Of Wisc0nsh. represented
10 ssn1se aud assembly. do snast ~ fJiiowss
Section !. SectlOa oBs thousand ani forty Of the
revived sl4tntss " hereDy smended W adding
thereto tue following pfOrlsyt Provided thas
whenever tbe Vsnsr ~ occupant snail fselde up
auy e0ntig nous trsetg Of pAffpS Of Iana nhieh
6Aaif4 lie two OF more assessmbnt dislTistf then
the farm Implements. i've STOCK ami farm pro-
dpels IN surA 0wneT " occupant. reu krpl, 0f
being pom sneh contiguous Tracts " parcels III
land snail De assessed IA the sAxsSsinent dlslfics
WHERE such owner Or occupant restless ~ the tiu1t
Of sugh ss5S6ment
nvets0u tbs act saaii take fsset and b I'D
fofrr ffvfn asa after ~ passage stsn pakissatoa.
Approved MACH 70 49,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-21

Sam. Strict, of Buena Vista Valley,
below Unionville, informs us that there
are several hundred head Of cattle in
the valley below his place, that are
dying Of starvation. They crowded in
from all directions this Winter and eat
up what little feed there was, and are
now getting into the mud, from which
they are too weak to extricate them
selves, and die of starvation. He would
advise the owners OF these cattle to
drive them to the foot hills before they
get too weak to travel
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-21
Two suicides In Waslaoe County.

Two suicides are reported from
Washoe County this week. Ole a
boy, named Louis Frey, aged twelve
years. hanged himself with baling
rope at Ftanktown. After quarrel
with his brother about some kindling
wood, he went on the side of the hill
and jumped to the end of the slack in
the rope. breaking his neck instantly.
The other was an Italian, named GUS
seppe Gorvella, who blew his brains
out at Hufakers, for some cause yet
unknown.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-21
LOCAL ISTELLgGEN CE.
shropSi.irc's Dcath.

1t appears that James Shropshire,
commonly called TEX" whose sud
den death was reported in the SILvEI;
STATE last week. died at Paradise Vii
lage, and not at Spring City. The Re-
porter SAYS: =" He retired to bed about
8 o'clock Tuesday night in apparently
good health and spirits, but Wednes-
day morning his friends were surprised
to find him totally unconscious, and in
a death-like stupor, from which all
e; orts to arouse him proved vain. He
remained in this condition all day
Wednesday, and at 2 O'Clock Thursday
morning, quietly breathed his last. He
| ad been drinking very hard for the
last six weeks, and his death is at
tributed to that fact. Deceased WAS
about so years of age, and we believe
leaves no relatives"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-21
Spesiiag Match.

There is to be grand spelling match
at Spring City on next Friday evening.
The Bung Eye spelling club has chal-
lenged the Gouge-Eye orthographists
without distinction of race, color or
sex, to a spelling contest to be decided
according to Webster's rules, for a
prize of twenty standard dollars, made
of silver from the Bullion mine. The
contest will undoubtedly be interesting.
as it is open to all competitors from the
valley. BY the way, why cannot we
have match of this kind in Winnie
mucca, and let parents see what pro-
gress their children are making in the
public schools towards mastering the
mysteries of the spelling book
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-21
SPECIAL LOCALS.
why win You

Allow cold to advance in your system
and thus incur more serious maladies,
such as pneumonia, hemorrhage and
lung troubles, when an immediate re-
lief can be SO readily attained. Bos-
CHEFS GERMAN SYRUP has gained the
largest sale i'll the world for the cure of
coughs, colds and the severest lung di-
seases. It is DIR. Boschees famous
German prescription, and is prepared
with the greatest care, and no fear need
be entertained i'll administering it to
the youngest child, as per directions.
The sale Of this medicine is unprece-
dented. Since first introduced there
has been constant increasing demand,
and without single report of failure
to do it's work in any case. Ask your
druggist as to the truth of these re-
marks. Large size rs cents. Try and
be convinced.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-21
A New shaft.

A shaft, twelve feet long, FIVE inches
in diameter and weighing 500 pounds,
for the Paradise mill, arrived here to-
day by express, and was forwarded by
Alex. Wise to it's destination immedi-
ately. with instructions to deliver it at
the mill before midnight. Charley
McDeid undertook the task and will
accomplish it unless his horses give out.