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ais millfommeneS i3eiden elmer antauerno
sanltisen Witteruns, unb mir alle atb>
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unterbrOden uno persSserte Ysrfebr wie=
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guit ereisnete itd ein nennensmert9er TaG,
BON weldem bic @inmobner in Gan Nm
tonic ieoenfallS telesrapbiid tenudri9=
tist ieiu merben, unb min iA nur bas
Wdbere bariiber mittbeilen. = Mls mimi
li4 Der 9cfingni6wd4ter unb Deputy
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ben 9efangenen su leben, murben fe bon
5 Der Snlalien, bic nit ;lpei 9rOBen Wel=
fern benaffnet waren, angesriIien unb
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entmaffaet unb cinselperrt, ppranf bic
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;weien, pie lid Der Biltolen bemddtiat
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ben SorauS9eeilten before Tluatgeleaenz
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madten iidl swei uerihiepene Yarteien
auf ben Wes, oer 6li4tlinse babbaft gu
wercen; bic ginen febrten iebc9 obne
@rfcls am namliden Gage 3urad. Die
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uno aus sWei Weritanern unb brei Nme.
rifanern beltonben, perfplsten bic Spur
ber Gntfcmmenen, bic ben Slug binaui>
leitete an Elm iebr biates, ialt unourd,=
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unb ju 3weisn bon bier aus sprriidenc,
eernuAmen bic yerfolser elm unpsrifano>
lides @erduid unD pa ie in be,islide
8idtuns cine fur3e Streds meiterseidli+
aen waren, erbielt ber Werifaner Benitc,
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6abrer psraussins, einen SduB burd's
perl nel4er Jpn ausenblidlia rSotete.
Sbne baE bic 2eute bes SdaBen ober lei.
ner @efabrten anii4tis murben, feuerten
| iie gu fpieoerbclten OiaJen ms Dididt
umo 3OSen iid suriid Obne Der 2eide bab.
bait ST weroen, nadpem lie iia jebsd
iiberisnst batten, bag Der @ei4ofene tel
ne 9e6ensjeiden BON li4 CAB. = Sc wdbr.
tie nidt lan9e, bis man in eagle Yab bon
bent @eidebenen unterri&tet warb. Der
Sberiff nit 20 NuSerleienen semiidte,
UepOlteruns befano ii4 balb am Sdau.
plae nnp crans aad fur5er, 8eratbuno
nit leinea geuten inS Dididt Dor, ua
ben entflpbsnen mSslidlt wenis @elesen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-08-09

belt gum Gntwiiden gu seben. Giner
bieier 9etteren ersab iid, i'm 8esriffe
burd Sawimmen oaS meIaniide llier bes
Sito @ranbe gu erreiden, 5uriidseiaredt
jeooh burd bas lebbafte Teuern oer li4
am bielieitisen llfer tefinpenoen Terfslser.
Sin anberer murbe i'm Hpbr, tpn ct ,pesen
Smeier ant Morsen erbalteaer gSunOsn
,uridbleiben muBte, sriinblib 5erldrlien,
neil er iid NIT Der 4iitole in ber Sano
pertbeioiste unp 5u9leid peroddltist wurz
be, Der WDrber Benito'S ;u iein, mas lid
ipiter fraft bet NuSiase beS @tnsefansen
ais tpabr betpies. Son ben iibrigen bret
@ntIprunsenen, inter meld,eu lid, ein
auSnabmSweiie bSler Gbaratter, iener See
ger, melder belduloist wirp ben 9ieut.
Deder permunoet unb 3u sleider 3eit cine
6rau setSbtet gu babcn, befinbet, ipeiB
man nihts 9eitimmtes, unb arbeiten ber
Steriif lmo anbere seiebliebenoen giirser
babin, bieie Weniden in ibre gewalt gu
befputmen.
Taf aubemein berridt bic Meinuns bier
Dor, bob bic awei Meetaner Fd bereits
in Merto befinoen, Der Neser biusesen
in tur3er @ntfermuns Der Staot id auf=
bdlt, welde Meinuns ans Dem @runbe
UNI 70 pabrideinliher erfdeinen mag,
oab Der Nsser an ben 6itben eilerne Sci.
ieln bat, nit welden er idwerlid ben
&io @ranee burdidminlmen tSnnte.
@efern am Wtoreen uurbeu bic 3wei
@etSoteten auf benz bieFseu 3irdbufe Be-
Sraben uno 1T cine @aumluns peran>
italtet bic Soften oes 8esrdbniiies Beni.
trs 3u beitreiten uno auslsid eine tleine
summe gu beben feline Taulilie Dor au=
Sentlidlider Wotb su idteen.
s. 1T wabr, unb ieoer @inseweibte in
eagle Yab weib es, bab BenitD ni&t
immer itreng in ben Yfaben bes @eIebes
sewanoelt bat; aber trrp aoeu, mtub man
ibm sur Gbre nahlaseu: bic Qmerifaner
baben burd ieinen Sob einen Jreunb.
ocs @eieb ben furdtlOleaen uno 3usleid
braudba,ifen Musiiber ieiner Wadt per-
loren. Griebe ieiner Mide!
$. 8idter.
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Gsine sute Wrspiat.

Gsin Wann tann etne quite arbeit Der.
sittsn, cine CUTE pretist balten. etnsn
Y;cSes gut eurbfii9rsu, einen &fantsn
gut fnrtren cber etnsa, antea Wrtitsl
ldrcitea. menn sr itleht fibit. wenn lsia
&opf tinsencmmen uno isins Nerpsn I'M
r9his iao. Man lolts in iolhsm 3u.
ltanee teinen @eriuh ca,u unternsbmsn.
iusnH ras llebslbefnben 70 leiGt sstoten
III eurh Gin wents 5epfenbittsr. Siete
IN elmer anpern Spalte. - Mltany 2imes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-08-09

MmferoreeutIteDe Gelceenbeit.
Wabrenb bieier Wc&e, bon Wlontae
Wlcrsen an, Ucrfuufen mir i'm Netail
1000 Stiid 9ambnrser Stider eien 3u
10 Gents bic Oarb !; seuS6nlit 3u 20
bis 25 Gents rertauft. Wan tcmme
frabJeitis, IN, cine Nuswabl unter ben
Wtutera gu treffen. 9 drama So.
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@te tcmmt es benn aber, baB bic

Wte tommt es benn absr, bab bie
uDeutf f&e 3ettune" trpbbem bas Sprn
Der bemOtratiiden partst blait unb @nss,
pas bemptratiia TT, 70 marin Sertteisista
Die Demutratts bes Susens Bat BON i.ter
in Der 2utal., County. unD Staatspolttit
bic Dsutfdsn isnorirt unb nur auf ibre
Stimmen esrednst. uns cisfslbe &rfab>
runs tSnnen tie speutltsn DemDfraten
bel &ufitelung oes Staats lidsts In
Dallas atermals MAIDEN.
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- @tr wiien unfsrn 9slern tstne srG.
bere Bobltbat gu ersessen, als pap mir
iie auf 8 ubnfonsM Mnpbpne Qtni /.
men aufmerflam MAIDEN. gs 1T tie
alteae unb pertbppllite 81 eb3in In Der
gDelt. Seeermann iollte bteielbe I'm 6auz
ie balten. @te pertretbt Diarrboe une
DY(enterte In elmer Stunbe.
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gte bi1liaffen gbinbclu.

Die @ainbeln Don Gang & So. wsrben
I'm @ruben, tpts aud In etn,elnen Saulsn>
ben 3u btatSeren pret(sn psrtauft, ais
tr9eno melhe anbsre i'm Warft befnb-
ltde @dinpeln. Man menbe 96 an
gD. 81. 8aueban,
aaent fir Sang & So.
Office Gde Der Nutin unb n6rblihen
7. Strabe, Gan Mntonio. l,7,3M.
, 1880-08-02
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance
of an Order of the Probate Court of King
County, Washington Territory, made on the
Goth day of July, 1880, in the matter of the
Estate of John II. Ryan. deceased, the under
signed Administrator Of the said Estate, will
sell at puolic auction, to the highest bidder, on
Saturday, the 2sth dry Of August, 1880.
at 10 o'clock. a. M.
In front Of the Real Estate office of Mackin-
toSh IL Reeves, orner of Mill and CONNER
cial reefs. in the City of Seattle. in said King
county, all those certain lots. pieces and par
GELS of land lying and being in the said City
of Seattle, known and designated Us follows,
to owit Lots numbered One o. Two (2),
Three (3) and Four (4), in Block numbered
Thirty three ('3), in A. A. -Denny's plat of the
town (now city, of Seattle.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE:-Cash.
Gold Coin of the Uuted cates to be paid on
the day of sale Deed made to purchaser on
payment of purchase money. Deed at ex-
pense of purchaser.
Dated Angus I'd 1850.
EBEN s. OSBORNE,
Administrator of the Estate of John II. Ryan,
deceased 37-4
, 1880-08-02

"Let Gen. Hancock withdraw" says
the St. Joseph Gazette. "The charges
against him can never be explained. So
far it has been charged that he is gen.
tlenan, an Episcopalian and graduate
of West Point"
And let English go with him. After =
diligent search into his political record
and personal habits, it has been asccr-
tanned that he has got rich by attending
to his own business, without Govern
ment subsidy, and that he wears paper
collars, and therefore cannot be depended
upon to sustain the duty or paper. Can
the people of the United States consist
emily with their "loyal' record support
4 Presidential candidate whose name has
never been associated with Congressional
subsidies or custom house fIauds2 And
how can the State of Blue Jeans Wills
Iams" tolerate Democrat with . shirt
collar?
, 1880-08-02
Territorial University.

The Annual Register of the University
for 1850 has been published and ex>
hibI.s healthy condition aid promising
future, with catalogue of 100 students
The Faculty Tor the ensuing torn which
commences on Wednesday next, is as fol-
lows: A. J. Anderson, A. NJ, President.
and Professor of Psychology. Mathemat-
ics.and Pedagogics; Mrs L. p Anderson,
Pofcssor of Logic, Rhetoric and Enullsh
Literature F. P. Gilman, A. B., Pro-
fessor of Natural History, Physics and
Astronomy; Newton Mccoy, A. B. Pros
iessor of Latin, Greek and English. c.
NJ. Anderson, Principal Of Commercial
Department.
Teachers of special branches: Mrs. J.
N. Flowers, French ana German; O P.
Anderson, Plain and Ornamental Penman
ship; W. H. Davis, Telcgrnphy Miss
Minnie Sparkling, Drawing and Painting;
Mrs G. Ii. Watson, Vocal Music; Mrs.
Mary NJ. Curtis and others, instrumental
Music.
President Anderson is competent
teacher and organizer, with an honest
pride an great enthusiasm in his pros
tession, of treess industry and energy
not to lie discouraged or deferred by
obstacles which Can be overcome by hu
man effort. His success thus far has
been unprecedented, and the future ni
the institution under his management is
most hopeful. The following are his clos
ing remarks:
The University of Washington is
part Of the public educational system OF
the Territory, and is under the care of a
Board of five Regents, appointed by the
Governor in accordance with the terms of
the University law. 1t is supported by
Legislative appropriations. interest OIL
endo wmsnt and tuition fees.
Since the issue of the last Catalogue,
thors have Deen added to the Library one
hundred and fifty volumes, including fif>
ty valuable reference books.
Many specimens-and some of rare in
terest-have been secured for the Natural
History Cabinet, by friends of the Insti~
tuition and of science, as we'll as BY Eem-
bers of the faculty.
A valuable Microscope and Chemical
and Philosophical apparatus have been
purchased during the year, and more will
be obtained as needed.
The University has reached the point
of graduating classes-Misses AIDA Lu-
ella George, Clara Eva Lombard, and Lu>
ella j. Wittenmyer having graduated
from the Normal Course, and Mr.. Will
lam J. Colkett from the Commercial
Course, at commencement in June.
In the department of Physical Science,
the University will be much strengthened
by the addition to its Faculty of Prof.
Gilman, who comes from Princeton Coli
lege highly recommended by DR.. McCosh,
as having special attainments in science
and aptness to teach. And, although a
valued member Of our Faculty, Miss R.
+. Scott, can remain with US no longer.
, 1880-08-02

Captain Lawson, who has, tor many
years past, been in charge of the U. s.
Coast Survey upon Puget Sou nd, has
been ordered to- California, the appro>
priarion for that service being too small to
retain HIM here. The citizens of Puget
Sound generally regret to part with the
Captain.
, 1880-08-02

A CANDIDATE-Mr. Ballard ASSURES us
that he is candidate for Prosecuting
Attorney. and is not a candidate for
Delegate; that he IS not long enough in
the reach to ride two horses at the same
time. A sensible conclusion.
, 1880-08-02
Local News.
Democratic County Convention

At a meeting of the King county Dem>
ocratic Committee held in Seattle. july
23, 1880, it was resolved that the prima-
ries for the next County Convention be
held in the respective precincts on Satur-
day, August %. 1880, at the usual voting
places. and that the County Convention
I've held at Seattle. Saturday, September
4, 1880, at O'Clock P. NJ, for the pur
pose OF nominating County officers and
members of the Legislature, and electing
Delegates to the Democratic Territorial
Convention, and that the representation
he one Delegate tor each ten votes cast
for Cston at the last general election, one
for each fractional thereof, and one for
each ORGANIZED precinct "a toll. We
, 1880-08-02

DROWNED John Imflrr and his son.
hoy six wears old. were drowned in the
Skagit river. above Mt. Vernon, on Wed>
nesdav last. Mr. Imbler was settler
and leaves a wife and children.
, 1880-08-02

Mayo: Harrison, of Chicago sayes he
complained to Garfield one day about the
way he voted on the 8-to-7 swindle.-
, 1880-08-02

All Democratic conservative, and other
citizens ot King county, irrespective OF
party political associations or differences.
who can unite with us in an effort for
pure, economical government, are cordi-
ally invited to join in sending Delegates
10 the Convention.
Judges of Election for Seattle list
Ward. NJ. McAndrews; Cd Ward. NJ. r.
Maddocks; Sd Ward, Moses Kris-r.
Th" election for Delegates. IN Seattle.
will he by ballot.
ALBERT NJ. SNYDER,
Chairman.
S. F. COoMBs. Secretary.
, 1880-08-02

THE MINES The latest news from The
mines is. that the waters are rapidly fall
irg. the trail is completed for the passage
Of pack animals, and that all the resident
miners werp we'll satisfied with their
prospects. T. Fl. Stringham has been
= noint-d Postmaster at Ruby City and
elprted Justice ~ tho pace.
, 1880-08-02

Last Thursday afternoon. MISS E. B.
Ritz. second daughter of Hon. Philip
Ritz. was marrled to VIM. J. Cartwrigh
nt the Episcopal Church by Rev. L r..
Wells. After the ceremony thev lett for
Yale. B. c., where Mr.. Cartwright is to
be employed on the Canadinn Pacific
Railroad,
, 1880-08-02

DeGolyer chuckled and snid, "Carter. il
you bad the cards wouldn't you play
them?" That was credit Mobilier NOR
ality.
, 1880-08-02

r. L. DOYLE, a printer. formerly from
Illinois. tut for the last 25 years a res
dent upon Puget Sound, generally known
and highly respected hy all who knew
him. started from hrte short time since
for hls old home in Illinols. On Wedn->~
day last telegraphic dispatch was re-
ccived from Ogden, hy W. H. White,
ESQ r. Master of st. johns Masonic
L 'dge, saying that Mr.. DOYLE had been
seriously injured by accident at that
place. A subsequent dispatch was re-
ceivrd saying that bis right leg had been
amputated below the knre. and he was
ais" injured internally. He left wife
and daughter upon the Sound; the lat>
ter the wife of Mr. Llewsllen. of Port
Townsend.
, 1880-08-02

vet her successor and former fellow-col-
legian, Prof. Mccoy, lie we'll qualified to
meet the growing requirements Of the In
stitution. Mrs. j. NJ. Flowers, the new
teacher Of French and German, is q
graduate of Milwaukee Female College,
and Mr.. W. H. Davis is = graduate Of
Heald's Business College.
There are two Literary Societies-the
Gnothautii, with membership of young
men; and the Euphronean, consisting of
young ladies. The former was organized
February 20. 1878, and the latter April
%, 1879 The work of each has been
satisfactory, and has supplemented, in
certain directions, the instructions of the
Faculty.
The Institution aims to he parental in
government, to insist upon high stands
ard nf character and scholarship, and TO
teach simply the true and the right wi h>
out bias for sect, party or infidel.
The Universil Y is located on beauti>
full site of ten acres near tho centre of
the city. and on sl"ping eminencc over-
looking the bay. The main building, II
large, imposing and well built Structure,
was erected at \ cost of $50, 900. On
the grounds are situated the President =
residence and large boarding house for
lines of steamers. and l"ssrs>es u health>
full and invigorating CLIMATE
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25
Pnlford'S New Soda Fountain.

Mr.. Il. u. Pulforj has placed in his
store one OF the largest and most
beautiful Soda Fountains tohr found
anywhere west Of Chicago. 1t was
purchased from the manufacturers in
Cincinnati, and arrived here u few
days ago. 1t Is of gothic design, is
made of beautiful Italian marble, cor
ners of Tennessee marble, which
very closely resembles Scotch granite
The foutain is ornamented with gilt
tracing, and is surmounted by Il
beautiful flower vase. The fountain
cost nearly FIVE hundred and fifty dol
lars. 1t is furnished with all the
modern improvements, for the man IL
facture Of soda water Mr.. Pulford
has shown commendable enterprise in
purchasing this beautiful fountain
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25

At the residence of the brides pa
rents, at Longview, Gregg county, At
80 Z. NJ, on Thursday, May Goth, by
Rev. John PortmcSs, the EpiScopalan
minister Of Terrell. Mr. u. +. Pull
lrs of Mineola, and Miss HATTIE
TAYLOR. daughter of o. j. Tay lor,
esq, of Longview.
The fair bride belongs even more 10
Marshall than she does to longview.
1t Was her birth place and the home
Of her childhood. From here. as the
representative Of her many friends,
we send their kindly congratulations
over her suspicious union, and add 70
them our own, rs 4 friend, and the
early friend of her father, The flor
II offerings that hedecked her bridal
altar were none Of them more bCauti.
tul and fragrant than those nowoilered
in sentiment to her and her husband,
from fond home, invested rs it is to
her With the gariSll flowers of liie's
early spring May happiness and
prosperity attend them, and each day
rs it advances bring with it new and
rXaustless sources of felicity.-Mar
shall (feXaS) Herald,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25
Esta, Notice.

Notice is hereby given. 10y tho UNI
dcrSigned, that ON the ilth day of
May. A, u, 1850, one dark bay marc
colt, about three years old, with white
star in forehead; and onc iron-gray
mare colt. about one year old, with
white star in forehead; the owner or
owners of which are to me unknown,
strayed upon lands owned by mo on
which | reside, to-wit. The northeast
quarter Of section twenty eight (2S)
town seven a., north, range one uD,
east, IN the town Of Highland, Iowa
co, Wis, and was there found and
taken III by inc, The owner or
owners Of which are requested to
call. prove property, pay all damages
and costs. and take said strays away.
Dated Juno I'd. 1880,
A3-l BRlnuET MCGUIRE
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25
School Entertainment.

There will be IN entertainment
given III tie Waterloo School-houSc,
in District so. Of the town Of Milf
film on july 2 tn. commencing at 5 -
clock L, NJ. The entertainment will
consist of dialogues, declarations,
vocal and instrumental music. Our
selections of vocal music are the best
that can be made from such compoS-
erS as ]. p. Webster, =. L, Bliss, etc.
Come all. for we are bound to give
satisfaction. Admission - cents to
pay for the music. etc,--Frank HoNic,
tpaehpr.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25
The School Picnic.

The second annual picnic Of the
public schools Of this CITY, was held
on Tuesday lat. The event was
one If Measure for thc children And
trien.l. IF tbc schools. Who were
nresent
rt.,,.,,. o.l,o ~. Wi
- l'upla ~ "' ~ - : ~,
sellooi buildlh@, az . O'CLOCK ana
were given tickets for icc-cream
and lemonade. 4 basket dinner
,,as aor,oton or an Inc or,nnlle
~ -. go.
ne iloafe bfoS' o'c'i'7.'" I ''.'.ai.-
cd delightful music, and thcchlld-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25

On and after June Is the morning
train will leave Mineral Point AZ
go, enabling passengers to arrive At
Chicago at 2,+5 Il. NJ, in time 10 take
the Lake Shore Lightning Express
East. The forenoon train from War
rem will reach here at 1890 instead OF
IL us heretofore. No change will be
made in the time Of Z. NJ, trains.
On last saturday night the Holland
Bros. of Moscow. had the safe in I heir
store taken ont into the street, blown
open. and monep taken therefrom 10
the amount Of S7Sp. The burglars ale
Il lunch OF crackers. oysters and Sar-
dimes from the top Of the safe and
then lit out. It is supposed that some
persons we'll posted III regard tn the
store committed the theft.
Robert and David LLOYD, II
Mill Greek, lost ten head Of three
year-oll cattle by lightning during
the storm Of Friday night the 4th
inst. They were found on the fol-
lowing Wednesday, lying under and
around 4 tree ON a high rocky point,
and it was evident that they had all
been killed by the stroke OF the dead
~ tluid. Fortunately, they We're in
Smed for $500 in the Madison COM
pany. which pretty nearly covers the
loss Chronicle
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25
A GRAND PICNIC At HIGH.
LAND, WIS.
July 5th, 1880.

Owing t. the Fourth Of July
falling on sunday the present
year, the st. Johns Catholic
congregation fGerman) will eel
citrate on the 9th. (Monday) by
holding their annual picnic on
their school-yard grounds
Proceeds for the BENEFIT OF
THEIR PARISH SCHOOL.
Suitable refreshments, such
Lemonade, Ice Cream, Candies,
etc., As usually had on such
occasions, will be provided.
A first class Dinner will be
served nj d reasonable price.
Dancing and other suitable and
becoming amusements through
out the day and evening. The
managers will make every eff
fort to secure to all those who
are kind enough to attend ON
that day an " A No. = time.
A cordial invitation is hereby
extended to all. Come one,
come all. Do not forget the
date. By ORDER OF Cow.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25
Bncklcp's Arnicn Sal,c.

The best salyein the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhcum, few.
er sores. letter, chappcd hands, chill
blains. ana III kinds Of skin oruptions.
The salve IL guaranteed 10 give per
feet satisfaction IN every case on
money refunded. Price % cents per
bottle. For sale by J. u. u G, X.
Moffctt. II l5-ly
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25
Of Hazel Green, are visiting friends

Of Hazel Green, are visiting friends
here.
Harry Roberts. Joe Bennett and
George Burial, of this village, at.
tended the examination at the State
University ut Madison last week,
passing favorahly in all studies with
the exception of botany, which study
not being taught in our public schools
they were entirely unacquainted with,
but they will have until next fall TO
make themselves eonversant with,
and they can enter the Freshman
class, We tender our hearty congrat-
ulalions IL the ypuag gentlemen,
TIC. Il,