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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-01-08

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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-01-08
IMPORTANT LETTER
From Distinguished Physician.

tnsle disease has entsiied more sufering OF has.
5heo me breaking up Of the eonstitution Than
ntaIIh lie sense OF sus OF taste of sight hear.
~ sne human voice the mind. one more and some.
es al Yield 10 i destructive influence The poison II
ennloutes tarous no4 the system attacks every vital
hne oreaks up me most robust OF constitutions
tgheFea Deesu but little understood BY most physI-
Saas lmpote1ily assalled By QGsrks aud eharlatsr
oses suuering nom II have lltre hope to be relieved
12Esist treatment Of this terrible disease by Remedies
NlMln tne reach OF al passed to hands at once com
potent and trustworthy. The new and hitherto nn~ied
sF1oa adopted BY DR.. Sanford In the preparation 81
49, y. CuhA las won my hearty approval be-
n1ely 70 succeed when all the nsu Al renedies
s eeeasss strikes at the root OF tho disease VIZ
oe,ayssd oood, while 10 heals the liberated mem
ssss direct application 20 the nasal passages it,
- ssssa on certain liked rules and unless Inc
VI torces are TOO far exhausted, must in the Qreai
nSofity Of cases, effect cure.
HsDsSsTT BLOCK. SO. FnAxrsoass. oci !, III "
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-01-08
The HOLMAN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Liver & Stomach Pad
AND
Is Medicinal Absorptive
& BODY & FOOT PLASTERS
AND
ABSORPTION SALT
for Baths.
Care Without Medicine. Simply By Absorption. The
Best Liver. Stomach and Spleen Doctor
In the World.
Facts for the Public!

The Stomach and
Liner are the sourc-
es of z'igoy and
kealth--if kept in q
healthy condition.
There rs no kHoseH
remedy that zviH so
promptly and eff
cieRfly insure a
Aealfhy STOMACH
and LIVER, and SO
thoroughly fortify
the system against
| the sudden changes
4 of our climate, as the
Y wonderful, yitaliz .
ing, health giving
\ Holman LiueY and
4 Stomach Pad. II is
talso a sure prefer :
fiUe Of disease. DO
amt fail IL, fry n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-01-08

Why do you suffer
with the Pain in your
Back, Loins or Side I
Your Kidneys are dis
eased. Do not delay /,
as delays are danger
ons. but try az once
HUN r's REMEDY
ALL Diseases Of the
Kidneys Bladder Liv-
or and Urinary orgaus
lights Disease of the
d Retention of Urine,
EDY.
T these diseases
on Co, Central Penn. ,
Cd, November Is, 1879.
3 REMEDY has raised
he dead for sure. as
o die in SIX HOURS,
friends called in tho
and he also said /
ne dead, but HUNTS
live to-dsv sound and
r. W. TRuDE.
/, Pastor first Baptist
L, January s. 1879.
{ Hunts Remedy, in
| trial, having been
II. g. TAYLOR.
been used by Fam
lily Physicians for 80
years. 1t has never
been known to fail. IL
IL q safe, sure and
speedy cure. 1t Is
purely Vegetable. All
who use 1t enjoy good
health. Send for PAM
phlet to WIN. 4. Clarke
Providence. r. I.
Sold by all Druggists.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-01-08
DRS. PRICE and BREWER
HAVE
VISITED BOSCOBEL
SEVER AL YEARS
Have met with unparalleled success in the treatment
ofall
CHRONIC DISEASES
oFTHE
Throat,
Lungs,
Heart,
Stomach,
Liver
Drs. PRICE g. BREWER

May be found at Boscobe, Wis. Central II ocse on
Wednesday, the cath of December.
At Lancas ter. Wis. Mansion House on Tbursda ,
afternoon and Friday forenoon the 25th and 2eth OF
Decem ber
Advice free.
Patients will address all letters to Drs Price A
Brewer, Waukegan, ILL.,, with stamp. 36-52y1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-01-08
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

GENTLEMEN J. We have sold SANYoRp's RAproA1.
~ CUES for nearly one year, and can say candidly
uet We never sod similar preparation that gave such
Hiyera sat- acLion. We have TO learn the frst com.
We fre rfi 'r n hobit NJ renoy.rnard,r,, 1850.
sea Hour preparation meets the wants OF
1ous ne tAink those afflicted should be con.
ytHcef y fQert "a III affheir a1fgerln1 viii 10
reHes- ye been In the drug business for the
past ttl constantly, and sold everything for
ChlAf .F' p lends all the rest. II you see proper
you ifitcr or any part OF II that You wish,
- NcTl tfV 8. ID. BALDWIN, & co.
VIC. u t-efal Dealers In Drugs Books and
ST. 1 lnston, Ind, Feb. q, 1876.
"a contains DR.. sanford's Improved Inhal-
~ 40 iirections for use in all cases. Price
W, 70 lT nil Wholesale and retail druggists
o. % Zero out the United States and Canadas
ykEK % ~ y. General Agents and Wholesale
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-01-08
oh! MY
BACK!

Dropsy, Gravel, Diabetes, Bright
Kidneys, and Incontinence and r.
are cured by HUNTS REM EDY
1t is prepared EXPRESSLY for thei
Cameron O
DRIFrwooD, N
Dear Sir: l may say HUNTS RI
the dead. 1t raised me from the d
the doctors had given me up to die
and so had all the people. My friel
priest to prepare me for death. and
was doomed. They all had me dc
REMEDY saved me. and / an alive
cured of dropsy.
From Rev h. g. Taylor, D. D., Pa
church, Providence, X. 1 )
i can testify to the virtue of HI
Kidney Diseases from actual tri
greatly benefited by its use.
AuINT,A n fSy1 EKK has haan
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-01-08
ELECTRICITY

An flgcire-Galvanic Battery combined with
. hlHbiy Wedicnted Strengthening Plaster,
iori,it tte pest r.asler for pains and aches
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-01-08

The volumes OF the Basar begin with the first Mum
Der Tor January of each year. When no time Is men
nonedt will be understood that the subscriber wishes
70 commences sith the number next after the receipt
Of order.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-01-08
Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATED.

This popular periodical is pre-emineatly journal
for the household.
Every number furnishes the latest information In
regard TO Fashions In dress aud the west
snd most approved patterns with descriptive articles
derived from authentic and origins sources while
its Stories Poems, and Essays on Social aud Domes
10 Topics, give variety to its columns.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-01-08

r Or. BUTTS invites all persons suffering from -
III kDt'rEhE " send him their and address -
suf hrrehy sssures them fhzt they will learn n
- sometimes 20 their adv11bage-Not a Trnsa y
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-01-08

This is THE case with the Mexican
Mustang Linim eat. Every mail
brings intelligence OF a valuable horse
saved, the agony ct an awful sca4f or
burn subdued, the horrors of rheu-
4 matism overcome. and of a thousand.
and-one other blessings and .nercies
performed by the old reliable Mex
lean Mustang Liniment.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-04-08

In general Importance and imme.
diate bearing upon the people Of the
State, perhaps no question or subject
considered by the General Assembly
exceeded that of the State debt.
Without being too minute, I will
allude to some of the most important
and salutary measures proposed to
ascertain and provide for the pay
ment of the just debt, and at the
same time to prevent imposition and
frauds attempted to be perpetrated
on the people of the State.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-04-08

passage Of the Bill, Joined me in
presenting the following, to be en-
tered on the Journals as in part our
reasons for supporting this mea-
sure
I'VE. the undersigned, members ofthe House
Of Representatives. desire to enter upon record
of the Journals the reasons that induced US to
vote in the Affirmative upon the Bill to raise
supplies for the fiscal year commencing No
yember !, 1873 and to alter and amend the law
in relation to the collection of taxes.
First. In doing so we disclaim any desire
to impose heavy tax upon an already over
Second: We voted for the Bill presented by
the minority of the Committee of Ways and
Mems because the Bill prevents the disburse-
ment of the public funds for, any other purposes
than those set forth in the respective Sec
tions for which leyies are provided.
Third. The Bill presented by the majority
ofthe Committee provided for u levy of the
same amount us the other, without any safe
guards as to the disbursement; therefore VIC
preferred the minority Bill.
Fourth. We believe that if the minority
Committee Bill was lost the majority Bill
would be taken up and passed with an in
(signed) :JQlHHINS, lHIS,I R; go COCHRAN. CHR
~ "jJ9Shes =. 3. FEaTaERsroNE." MltSgEisoNE
Having thus briefly adverted to
the difficulties attending the adop-
ton of this measure, I will only add
that after receiving the necessary
three readings in the Senate it was
approved by Governor Moses on
December 22d, 1873, and SO became
the law.
I have already by facts and
figures illustrated the saving to the
State in regard to the public print
ing. Now one or two instances as
to other matters.
The year previous to my election
there was appropriated for free , ~ ~
AMOUNT paid out for that purpose SOoS %
Think Of it! Only $4,000 was
paid out by the State Treasurer for
the purpose ofsustaining the schools,
the Legislature having expended the
remainder for legislative expenses.
Under thespeciGc levy ctforseyeral
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-04-08

protected from their rapacity for a
time.
After consultation with leading
members Of both political parties,
it was deemed advisable that the
Committee of Ways and Means (of
which I was u member) should pre-.
pare and submit a Bill to the Gene
raj Assembly for the adjustment Of
the public debt. The Committee
determined upon compromise
measure, and concluded to pay the
valid debt on a scale of forty cents
on the dollar. The State Treasurer
was requested to furnish the Com
mittee with a list of the outstanding
valid bonds and stock. In a short
time a list was furnished to the
Committee which was asserted to
embrace and include only valid
bonds and stock. A Bill was pre-.
pared providing for the payment of
such bonds and stock at the rate of
forty cents on the dollar in new
bonds, to be issued in exchange,
&c. When this Bill was pre-.
pared and agreed on by the Com
mittee, I offered an amendment
declaring that the S5,965,00O of
conversion bonds which had been
illegally and fraudulently issued
were null and void. This PROPOSE.
ton was not agreed to in Committee.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-12-03
The Loan Exhibition.

The Loan Exhibition held three
days last week by the ladies Of the
Methodist Church. far surpassed any
thing Of the kind we have over wit
messed. The display al owned in this
city, consisting of fancy work modern
and ancient, pictures and paintings
dating back ages. china, silver and
bronze ware, manufactured centuries
ago, and many curiositieS from every
nation Of the globe would have filled
two such buildings us the onc they oc-
cupied.
of course it would be i'm possihlc,
to givea detailed account of so vast
number of articles but our attention
WAS particularly attracted by the ante
deluvian and Old Testiment relics
which on reflection, we fear were the
works of 4 Judus. The ladies deserve
great credit. They Melted over $4,000
rs i reward Of exertionS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-12-03
A CARD.


To MY FRIENDS AND FELLOW Cir
lzENs;-lAnguage fails me, to prop
crly express my heartfelt gratitude,
to those who lahorcd SO hardly and
successfully to cxtinguish the fire
III my store cellar, on Friday, there
by preventing contlagration,
which, would have been ruinous to
me, and pcrilous to my neighbors.
Especially are my thanks due TO
those brave men who venturcd into
what seemed u hell Of fire" in the
cellar itself, and who never finch
ed until the last spark of fire was
extinguishcd. 70 those also who
moved my household effects out
of the seemingly doomed house,
and did il SO carefully that they
have been returned practically UNI
injured and without loss Of any
moment, owe many thanks.
Among the most active and care
full Of these parties, were some In
dies whom Iwould especially thank.
| would also thank the North Brit
ish 4 Mercantile, Insurance Com
pany, and their gentlemanly agents
and adjuster, for the honorable,
liberal and prompt settlement, and
payments of the loss on my stock
when by taking advantage of q
tcchnicality, the company might
have, perhaps, at least delayed
payment.
TO me their prompt, and liberal
action in this case, adds to the 9TH
or policies | hold from this COM
pany Individually and MS trustee;
n value they did not have before,
as know from experience that, il
any loss occurs under these poll
cics, they will be paid promptly
and fully without cavil or unncccs-
AIRY delay. Again | thank my
many friends for their assistance
and sympathy.
JOHN III. VIVIAN
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-12-03
.rms:--S1,50 per year. in Advance.
LOCAL ITEMS.

Il. J. Penhallegon, Jr, is taking in
Chicago and Milwaukee this week.
VIII Leahv has secured \ situation
on the Narrow Gauge.
Miss Garfield is visiting With the
Misses Phillips.
Miss Clara kessler and Miss
Eunice Iiauscom, Of Warren, came
up to see Pinafore.
Mr.. Strauss is in Chicago, pur-
chasing goods for Dcller's winter
trade.
There is a young bass singer at the
house Of Chris. WieberS. Jr lie has
4 fine. though, us vet bat little culti-
waited voice which will improve with
training.
Died, At Westmorcland. New York
Wednesday. Nov. 18th. Carrie \. wife
of A. Y. Morrison, and daughter of
J. T. Jones.
Fine cashmere. SaNouy and Iceland
wool ut Mrs. Campbell'S fancy Store.
Jos. Gundry returned from the
Easta few days ago, where lie has
been purchasing goods for Gundry x
GrayS winter trade.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian
Church will give Il supper in the
Lecture Room of their Church, on
Christmas night, Dec 2Gth.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-12-03
TIE MARKETS.

FLOUR: Patent, $3.50; Winter
$500; Spring, s2.75.
WINTER WIIEAT-90c. TO 81.
% per bushel.
SPRING WHEAT = soc. per
bushel.
OATS. -25c. per bus.
CORN-30c per bushel.
BARLEY-From 40c to 60c per
bushel.
FLAX-SEED- 9jc. per bushel.
POTATOES-30c to l0c per blu.
SALT-Ordinary fine 81 rs per
Dbl. Ashton's Factory Filled Dairy
small sacks CSC lbs.) 81 %; large
sacks (224 lbs. J, So 80.
GLOVER SEED-s3.50 70 400
per bus.
TIMOTHY-s2.Oo per bushel.
HlDES-Green, s TO &c. per 10.
calf, Zoe. per ID.
HAY-s6 90 to 81 GO per ton.
TURNIPS-35c TO Acc
BUTTER--19c 70 2lc. per ID.
EGGS-Wc. per dozen.
LARD-l0c. per ID.
BEANS-s1.00 To SI.2j per bu.
WOOL--Washed, 25c. TO 30c.
WOOI1-Unwashed, 2ic. TO &c.
TALLOW-4ic. per b.
BEEF, Mutton and Veal, in mar
kets, Sc. 70 1oc per ID.
BEEF-Live. 1915 10 500.
HOGS-Iive, 1870.
LEAD ORE-$26.OO per 1000 Id.
BLACK-JACK-s25.00 per ton.
DRY-BONE-s15.00 per ton.
LUMBER-common-sI6.W per
NJ.
APPLES-50c per bushcl,
Onions per bu.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-12-03
ALMOST A CONFEDERATION
Dr.. Viyian's Drug Store and other
Buildings Narrowly Escape
Destruction.

The alarm of fire was given in this
city on last Friday afternoon at about
half-past two o'clock. smoke was
seen issuing from the cellar Of DIR.
Vivians Drug Store, and Il large
crowd of people was soon on hand to
aid in putting out the fire, which APP
parently had made considerable head
way. A dense volume OF smoke came
pouring Of the store, almost suffoca-
ting those who attempted to get at
the fire. Dr.Nivian, who had fled from
the cellar to give the alarm OF fire,
crept back upon his hands and knees
and raised the trap door leading
from the center of the store to the
cellar. Water was then thrown
down through the trap door and the
smoke and flames were driven back
until the fire was finally cXtinguished
Tho fire originated in the following
manner:
DR.. Vivian, went into the cellar
with u lantern, to draw some ben2ine
He placed the lantern ten or fifteen
feet from the barrel Of ben2ine. and
the brass tap on the barrel being hard
10 turn. the Doctor turned it with a
foceps but on attempting to turn it
back the torceps slipped from his
bar6 IIa fhan tb1tIuht ,,f fha lnpfnrY,
fearing that the benzine would over
flow the measure placed under ii and
be set on fire, he went to take the
lantern away, and just as he turned
around to do SO, Was cnyeloped in
flames of fire. Possibly III his haste
to take care of the lantern he may
have spilled some Of the fluid from
the can he held in his hand, and the
gas from this ignited and commune
Gated itself to the flowing benzine
from the barrel. For some time lie
fought the fire by covering ii with
robes and blankets. but being unable to
subdue il, he was compelled to rush
out Of cellar and give the alarm.
The escape from general burning
was almost miraculous. The cellar
was filled with oil barrels, large tin
Kerosene cans, &c. The slaves Of
the barrels were burned almost one
third through, the bands from the
cans were melted off by the heat, and
yet, strange to say, the contents Of
the barrels and cans were left un-
touched by the fire. II is impossible
TO describe the appearance of the cell
lar after the fire had been put out,
the charred and blackened walls and
ioists, the destruction wrought among
the boxes OF wares which were stored
away, made il seem almost incredi-
BILE that the fire could have been put
after having gained such hcadway.
The fact is that that the cellar was 50
tight that enough air could not be
admitted to support 50 intense a heat
as was caused by the general ignition
Of combustible materials.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-12-03

Quoting themselves rs gallant sailors ;
MeSsrS. J. II. Wingcnder, John
Toms, John SpenSley, Fred. shepard.
J. W. HutchiSon, +, Hutchinson, John
Calvert, {. Wright, John Yates. lr,.
VIM, Browning, Gen. Boynton, ChaS.
Parmele, j, 7. HankiuS. Fred Cot
terrell, john Wearne, aIa J., Wright
Tho instrumental music was we'll
rendered by Miss Strong and Mr.. +.
+. lloWc And indeed the success Of
the Opera was largely due to Miss
StrongS musical talent and the AM
firing attention which she gave 10
the performance ~ her part in il.
The scenery, costumes and uni.
forms were elegant and appropri-
ateand added greatly ,othe attractive
ness ot the play. The Opera was
brought ont by the ladies Of Trinity
Church, kindly assisted 10y their
friends The well deserved praises
bestowed hy our people ulon the pre-
sentation OF the Opera, must he
highly gratifying to those who took
part in IT, An pronounce il the best
entertainment ut its character ever
given i'll Mineral Point \ matinee
Of pinateye WAS given on Wednesday
afternoon ut half past four. and which
gave the school children Of the city IN
opportunity 10 attend.
The total receipts amounted 10 two
hundred anu, SiNty dollars.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-12-03
Foreclosure Sale.

state OF Wlscons,u--lowa County
Circuit Court,
William =. Nclry, flaintiA agslnN Nicholas
Rcch'mv and ury'lr strong IA Receiver OF
tho late arm ~ SpSng n StratniAn,
w v,rNo W and putruani TO Judgment {
foreclosure and sale. rendered IN the above
rnltued action on tho 10Th day October, A, u,
1914, III said Iowa county Cirult court, wiz
cNpuer hr sale. and sell NJ public auction, 20
the highest hi,ldcr Tor cash, nj tho front door
at the Court House. IN the village ut DOdYr-
vile, Iowa tommy, wirconsin, on Thursday.
the With day Uf December, A. u tssO, ut q
o'clOck In Ihr afternoon OfpAld dny, tho follow
my depctihUd rtcm,rcr, 10 raire tho amount OF
satd Judgment iniVtret, custr and costs OF
sale, ~ viii The weI halt " the nutlh -eae.
quarter af section Numher peNcn ca. Ia town
ship number i've ~, north ~ ranre number
four az east IN Iowa County, wisconsin, and
containing ~ acter inofc oflees.
dated Shrrtn's Ohicu, OnduuVllle, Iowa
county MiecoNtiu. th,s 18th day nt ctnhcr, A.
u, lisa. THOMAS NLACKN MY,
ShT'h .l lows County. Miasnnrln,
HESNN A Ssirn, Aunrne,s Tor ph,ntld 1917
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-12-03

Attention is called to j. j. Hans.
com 4 Co.'S Holiday advertisement.
Read il over and then call at the
Mineral Point Book Store and ex-
anime their fine line of goods,
S. T. Osborne keeps MI kinds OF
goods usually kept in general gro
Gerry store. "Quick sales and small
profits" is his motto. Advertisement
In another column.
Read Thos. Rawlings new adver.
tisemcnts, and Gull and examine his
good and prices.
John Horns advertisement for the
Holidays will he found elsewhere.
lie sells good goods and sells them
cheap.
l.. Osborne have received y line lot
OF Mems 0ver-Coats, which they In
tend TO put on the market ut extremity
low figures.
Nice assortment Of candies mt G. IL.
1lornung's
Buck wheat flour mt J. \. Spratlc Is.
Bulk Oysters at c. H. Uornungs
Pure California honey for sale ut
Teasdalc and Brewers.
Cranbcrrics at J A Spratler'S.
Full line of rubber Goods ut bot
tom figures. TEAsDAtE Il BREWERS
st. Louis white corn meal NJ j. A.
Spratler's.
Onions in abundance. ut Tcasdale 81
Brewers.
A large variety OF canned goods at
J. A. Spratler's,
FURs. Boa and Muh, Mt $500 and
upwards Ladies' IL is cold you had
better secure sett. Az Dellers.
Richardson's warranted boots and
and shoes nj lowest prices at Jos.
Deller's
Oysters. FreiIi Oysters! at J. A..
Spratler's.
Choice Celery at Teasdale Il Brew
erB.
The best grades OF foar kept at J
A Spratler's, delivered free to any
part Of tho city.
Iardl ard!-.a new lot ut Edward
KinDo's.
Smokers 30 to J A Spratler's for u
good Cigar.
Dellers Establishment is turing ont
better Sitting Garments then we have
seen before Gather in this city or a.
broad. A splendid line Of Suitings
and Oyerc0ats TO select from. Go
and leaya your measure, If you want
to secure perfect fitting garment
and at the lowest living prices. At
j. Dellcrs.
You never knew it was good for
burns, scalds woundsf Why, almost
any child In town knows "That" Lin
iment is the great friend Of the sun
ersr. II relieves tho pain at once. and
and heals without : scab.
Thos. Fi.ehmaD, Brapdford Ia.
writes: enclose money for Spring
Blossom, rs ! said / would IL 1t cured
me. Ny Dyspepsia has vanished with
all It's symptoms. Many thanks. l
shall never be without it In the house.
Prices: Zoe. trial bottles 1oc.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-12-03
Cirui, Court-lowa County, Wis,

Circui. Court-lowa County, Wis.
cOustM =
Ann Myis, Plaintiff, agains, John DAVE,
Defendant.
Fhr Sta,c VI Wisconsin to John psyis.
Iou Nrc hereby summoned 10 aprcar within
twrpN uays after service OF this eunimuns,
exclusive vt the day vi pcrytce. ana drtcnd
the above entitled action In the court amre-
sata amt IN case W your failure az to do, ludg.
mont will hc rendered avalust You according
w the demand Ut the complaint; ot which 4
copy IL hCreWith setNcd npnp von
ARCuiHAlO McARruUR,
plAinuh'S Attorney,
I, q, Address, Mineral Point, Iowa County, VIE.
The summons shd cnmptSinl IN the Ahovr
cnttlrd action waa hcd IN the Office ol the
ClVrk Ut the Ctrcntt Court for lows county,
Ntscnnstn,N nodgevillr in Satd county 81 Iowa,
on thu 18th day ot November A. n, tS'h and
rcms,ns there ON hlr. Tho ahnvc tnmmnna 70
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dstcd November 18th tsSn
ARCHIBALD McARrtlUR,
IN Nv Plaintiff Attorney,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-12-03
Holiday Gon,ls.

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