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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-25

Hon. Richard Kennedy, of Highland
was in town on Monday.
Wednesday was the coolest day d
the season.
Silk Beavers for $40 at Katie Len
ahan's 1G-2w
Hunters report deer plenty in til,
woods of Crawford county.
The finest display Of Ulsterettes Al
Deller's Popular Price Establishment
z. II. Meiss, of Ridgeway, was il
town on Tuesday and made the Demo
crat pleasant call.
\ quarterly meeting Of the N. L
Church will be held at Dodgeville, on
Saturday evening and Sunday next.
John Gundry is home from Colorado
and we understand will remain here
during the winter
Jas. Martin IS doing good business
at his new lumber yard III tlis city.
He sells all kinds Of lumber
John Hutchison, Jr, arrived in this
city one day last week. after an alb
sence of few months.
Last sunday at least dozen Of oul
young city bellies were comparing cloaks
and dolmans. all Of which were bought
at Deller'S. 16tf.
The American Register is the name
of Il new Democratic paper published
il Washington. 1t is ably edited and
handsomely printed.
Mineral Point is we'll represented in
the County Board of Supervisors
Messrs John ]. Ross and George Jeuck
are among the most active members
Of the board.
Its rumored. and we believe it. that
Deller intends To sell for the next SIX
weeks his large stock of dry goods
clothing. etc. at greatly reduced prices.
left
"prin. j. II. Terry, Of Mineral Point
is editing 4 verv interesting educa
tional column in the Iowa County
Democrat. Wisconsin Journal of Ed.
uc.tion.
Misses l.. and T. Bird have opened
room on Commerce street. where
they are prepared to do all kinds d
sewing. \ share OF public patronage
is respectfully invited. l6-lw
The number of ear loads of cattle
and hogs which are being daily shipped
from this city plainly Indicate that
Mineral Point is doing lively bust,
ness. Our merchants report good sales
Exhaustive diseases that lead to in
sanity. consumption and premature
grave, are quickly cured by using
Browns Iron BItters. 1t strengthens
every part Of the body. IN
Died. in Graysville. on Sunday eve
ming, Nov. 20. Mrs. Richard Cornelius
aged seventy years The deceased
came to Mineral Point thirty-llve years
age. The funeral took place on Tues.
day.
I Ayers Pills promote digestion. i'm
prove the appetite. restore health,
action, and regulate the secretivt
functions of the body, thus producing
a condition of perfect health. 16wI
4 Let him now smoke
/ Who never smoked before:
And he who always smoked
Now smoke the more
All of my friends and customers art
cordially invited to call and take good
cigar at Professor c. r. Moffett's drug
store, as he is now sole proprietor.
c. r.. MoFFETT.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-25
To Advertisers.

1t will pay business men to advertise
in the DEMOCRAT. 1t has a large and
rapidly increasing subscription list.
Its subscribers are substantial men, as
We keep none on our books who are
not prompt paving; and they are
therefore just such men as advertisers
desire to reach. The DEMOCRAT is the
best advertising medium in this yicin-
ifV
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-25
Prairie Farm to Rent.

We have to rent for cash rent first
class prairie farm u 800 acres. Water,
a comfortable dwelling house and a
stable on the place The farm is only
three and one-half miles from this city.
It is known as the Russell farm.
12f WILSON 4 MCILHoN.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-25
Wagons for Sale.

The undersigned has number of
wagons which he will sci, cheap for
cash. They are as good wagons as can
be found in the State of Wisconsin
For further information inquire Of the
undersigned 1t Dcdgeyllle. Wis.
Off CHAS. HoSKINGS
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-25
Residence for ale.

Mrs. Samuel Martin offers for sale
her residence and lot in the city Of Min
eral Point. The house contains 5
rooms and good cellar. with a capa-
cious eistern. The premises will be
sold cheap. For particulars enquire Of
ab,1.a
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-25
S. Hockinu G. Co.

Have the exclusive sale of Rathbone's
celebrated Cooking and Heating Stoves /;
also the Charter Oak, which is the best
stove made Call and see before You
purchase. Prices It's low as any first
class goods eff
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-25
Warning.

Whereas. my wife Ellie NJ Scholhell len my
bel and board on the 18th day of November
1881. therefore give notice To all persons not te
harbor her or trust her upon my account as
will not pay any debts after this date that She
may contract. as she has wilfully deserted her
lawful home, and refuses my care and protee-
ton. GE0. l.. SCUOLElEIH.
Dated November 18TH 1881
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-25
Stark for Saln

Anyone desiring to purchase stock
will do well to call on A. b. Ferris. OF
this city. He will sell the cattle owned
by John Spensley. which are of fine
grade. IL
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-25

Eggs zoe.
Corn 40 to SOC.
Lard ljc. TO lSc.
Onions SLIGO.
Butter 20 to -.
Potatoes roe.
Live Hogs, 1925.
Cattle $3.50 to S4.j0.
Oats 3Jc.
Lead ore $500.
Dry Bone $500
Blackjack S21.00
Flax Seed l20.
Hides, green, ) to q.
Wool, washed. 25m3 30.
Wool. unwashed, 20Gd22.
Clover Seed 500.
Winter wheat S1.25; spring Lilo.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-25
Strayed

From the subscriber. living in Diamond Grove
on Friday. Nov. eth. three steer calves two Of
them red and one blueiSh white; also one heiter
nearly black with white face. black around both
eyes. All OF good size. Anyone taking up said
Strays Will he suitably rewarded 10y giving infor-
nation TO the undersigned.
loft JOHN VIVIAN
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-25

Headquarters for Rubber goods. at
Brewer & Penhauegon's Cash Grocery
House. Is
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-25
GunsI 6unsII GunsIII

$500 will buy a good single barrel
shot gun at 5. Hooking & Co.'S Hard
ware Store. Off
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-25
At Toay Bros.

All kinds Of Glassware,
Beautiful Vases,
Fine China Ware,
Decorated Ware Of al kinds.
Just the place to find goods suitable
for presents.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-25

AUcTToSEER, COMMISSION sALEsNAS AND GIN
ERAL COLLECTING Agent. Nine Il Point, Wis.
Office in City Hail building. sales attended 70
in any part Of Iowa and adjoining counties.
Collections promptly made.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-25
RI;IHI;EXs5IT13;E7:I,IIs

Ginger, BEch1, Mandrake, sfiIling31 snd1
ksa@a 50 sxiisf.;Iiy an PsRsEz GlSSEK TO,.IC as
kro make Il TIE greatest Blood Purifier aHd the
BEST Health 1ad Strength RestoTer ever used.
Z IL ca--s Dy-pcps;e, Rhes7stissz, hegrsigis,
kSse.ri.sszezI z-li I'll diseases Of the Stomach,
SBs.ssz Euzsr. L;ser, Ki5=eys, Urissry Organs
f.ad - Fcrssse Ccmpizinfz- }
II -. - .r.zs.irz za2y sfsh Coa-u-npyion Or
~ .sezs-. use TIE ToSIc today. Nonzfter shat
tyo1r $ zsYi51s zzay x, u = surely help yea
X R-s---se-t Tbs IossJc Cures drunkenness,
Is tie Best Fez5iiY Hs5sciae eyer made. entirely
klis>.eaf froa Bsf.-rt. GizSer PrepzEztiocs and
kcasr s-ics ard SSzbl1es ire best Curative prop
Ser.sesof al Boy sac. bcttle Of yoar drnzzis;
ssoa~ genuine rI.ho1. or Signature On oatkide 4
k~rzrper tfiscox & Co Che-nists. New York-
plPxrp.c uAIR RAf Gam u. - .ss n. -
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-25

All of my friends and customers are
cordially invited to call and take good.
cigar at Professor c. r. Moffett's drug
store, as he is now sole proprietor
c. II. MoFFETT.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-25
THE DEMOCRAT.
Mineral Point, Friday, Nov. 25,1881.
MARKETS.

Entered at the Post Office, Mineral Point. Wis
as second class matter.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-25

Eden. Iowa county, Wis. This Is the travellers
home: the accom- lOdations Wiz be found q
equal any house ia the business IN Eden. Care
fII holsters always in attendance. Livery a.
reasonable rates. RICHARD MASSIsG, proprietor
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-25
Union HOTEL.

Eden, Iowa county. Wis. Good accOmmO
tions. charges reasonable; viii furnish liver.
fair rates JOsEPHs BAILEY, proprietor.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-25
DENTISTS.
HOTELS
CITY HOTEL.
CLAIRE HOTEL.
BAILEY HOUSE.

NICHOLAS sHILLES, proprietor. Foot OF Hig
street, Mineral Point. The Globe Is a first-clai
hotel in every respect, is centrally located an
the prices charged are moderate. A good barr
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-25

November 22l. 1SSl-l6-lW
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-25
PHYSICIANS.
Van pusen 81 Ta,Imau

j. Coolidge. VI. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office in Mofetts'
store, Mineral Point
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-25

~ It'll ~ NlIaNAI
Who never smoked before;
And he who always smoked
Now smoke the mon
, 1881-06-29
CONVENTIONS.

g. In DAA NA DENTlSIS.
spfetat DuPaish to The GAteaoo Tflbuns
1SD&ASAroL1s, Ind, Juue 2s.-Tle TWEEN
ty-secvna ail1i,lal session Of tho Indiana
Slate Dcl,tal Association met Iii the hail OF
tito Etl,a Building this morning Mt 10
O'Clock, artl WIS: cpllcd to order by Dr. Rob-
crt Vim Valzal, Of Te1nc 1laute, President
There were present Drs. j. u. Brown, Fort
WRyi.u; =. 7. Kirk, kokomo; n. II. Hap
pei, kulghtst0wn; J.. Il. Church, Laporte;
$. Il. Bartholomew. Terre llautc; Joseph
Richardson, Turrc unute; lsaac N. Ellis,
New Castle; mid ]. f. Cravcrs, T. s. 1Iackcr,
u. a. Beeks, W. II. ,uerrlots, NJ. Wills, r.
q. G. HINT, j. 3. Morrison, William l..
lleiselschl, Indianapolis a lloard Of Cnn-
s0rs WIS ,,aproLnted, consisting OF Drs.
Crayens, bartholomew, aud Church. Tlls
Qvgnitig TUG members WGre enter
tnlneto by tho Indiana Medical College,
and to-lnDrroW UyeninE Rn entertainment
will he given By the local dentists III tho
l,all Of tlie Association: a. u. Fry, ot Green
gnstle; +: Smith,. Of Mt. Vernon; j. Il.
Waugh. Of Fort Way.,o;, A. j. Parsons, Of
igan, City, were adn,lttotl to membership. *
dentistry will tlefore tho Association for dis
cuSston during Its sessiuu.
, 1881-06-29
= A PLAIN STORY,

THAT OBJECTIONABLE FlLINu EXPLAINED.
Tho Council passed Ut ordur n!xbs bnlorp lust
directing tho CltY Attorney to t.i{urn It it !.s
next regular meeting by WHOSE authority, fur
Whist puruosc, und )'y what le4ul right piles uro
belnE driven III 1aku Michigan about 10o feet
chat OF tho lakc-shnro brcAxWater iron, Ham
doiI'h strcut to Twelfth. THO urylor was presunt-
Cd w AID. Wlckvssanlu, Whu STATED, In proaOnt-
lug It, thAt the Intention OH tho art Ut tito pllu-
lrlvurs-thu Illinois Centrai liatlroad-wns tn rot
tnur1 Rjacu fuF trucks, though It wA4 sud 10 10
~ protect tho prusunt llteF broa& WMter. =,
| al rtpurter cMllcl on IteAltlent ApkegtnAu, of
tie ltnuis Cuntssa1. ycstertuy, aud learned reum
that Kei,tlsn;An that tho Company Wua driving
the AtNrcsa1h plus kM fget etlat uk the curt limo
of Ai!thixatl uveHuu far tue purpus0 Ut ,pruicus-
Ing lt4 prgkont 1rchkwAtes. which Is ao1,eMbHt
naa 9r.l'lanee granti.!g II the s'xht ot way lnio
tue eItst ltno ut Michigan nvolluG. .That tho
Aat!touu EuMpnny hau tho right 10 do this st-tu
protect and preserve ltB prupcrty,-Sir, Agkar-
nnn. unlike some Ut tho tncn,betA Ut tho
Ehuacll, apparently. conceived II had q pvr-
ffut right ~ do. fi0. Uyun went further
thnn thAt whpDt jN Feep1nso to- tho reporters
tuustlon. he frankly admitted that tho CoMe
pAuy'M Ultimate purpose WA to III up tho BpApe
hutWeot the present bEcAx watur. and tho llew
additional tracks to accommodate tta raptdly-
innteaatnx puatnesx al1u tue consequent Aecosst.
" Tor M4ro TRICK FoOll.. It was u work OF sumo
MaKn!stste. however, aud would re1uir1 Gonatd-
erAplG t!ule tn which t. do II, but tho Company
hud Ito doubt that, under Tho original OrllHnnCa
referred 10, II bud tho riXht. and It proposed u
a matter Ut business tu utilize that right.
, 1881-06-29
LAKE STREET BRIDGE.

IN DAILY uASuEH NJNH.
The street-onrs rAnoscr tho Lake street brtdFo
nsaIn yesterday, tho ssr,totnru having been SUIT
trnntly wltlrnel to allow &honpcn cars tu pt,ss
cNch other. 4spruuos OF t.nku STREET hrllNo.
n plain statement Ut fluts would bo
TINT It WINS hsu,cy wnstca to natcr this
run,nnnt Ut bridge. It is thug
VI shrcsts ant patches. Onu gets no lien of lts
absolute Insecurity nnl rnttenncss by lncruiy
passing over II, hut lot II person gut underneath
md seu tho clamps and patches which arc hold
together. and he mny well shy his pruyets every
limo ha Is ubl'gc to cross 1t In crowded cur.
Tho truth at these atatatnurts cui t,p verified
'!ynny nno yi'n .!csir,s f. ~ ior hlmss!i. Al
tcsMy that aa brIixo @ VII t Gid .o u uf yxs y
itttrthur use. It wAs worn uut ruttnn, nusi ut,-
l#tfn. lle ,l!tt not know that u would stlnn break
tic axy- 70, i,o woul cantienn il iSs.antcr. Tho
hrts!go ~ tinblo to hrc!lk down wt,cn II nine-ton
lou! Is ptncrd hotweent tno centre rlcrMnn either
td tr Is moving uscr fla slrfnet. T!lIt Is tho
weight Ut n tu1il1ed atrret-cnr nnA hursGs, ITrre
II III ticsra III this c1nCuton u enttnh note t,t
nlMI tiln Mutilprtti,:s wart,u,l. Ctr. Engineer
Cr1Rter, Wien sptken to on tho sin]cct yestur.
tlay. t'i hot aeny thbst fAcss. but kad That It
city Enuncl. and tucrD tho reH1 responsibility
lay. lccauso they refnsoa III make Hi appruprla-
~, you eoi,s.ler Like street bridge unsutcf"
II cnt's Mnswer that question. There Is no
ncee.s'ty OF interviewing mo o1l that sabjcct.
ourunowv ITS USEFULNESS.
T. shis bridge belonged to T. private. party. It
Mr. Croxiur suf1 thnt whit WAs tr1t0 Df Lake
street prhigu WIS true ut Eighteenth street.
The bridge thcrc was no hglt0r. StAte s.Ec9t
street viatlnrt WIS in abst,luio dnugcr ot
eom!nR dawn. II bud bcon rruprcti ur. he salt,
but Il wa: tnu dangerous ,lttnast 90 tu used. lte
duct thqt, hut tho Council hut StrECkptl1t Qllt Of
, 1881-06-29
ILLINOIS.

Srtefa! 0hraFeh to The Chicago 1rfbuns.
! NouSr pLEAsASr, H., June as.-The
lcAylust rain-st0rm of the season. visited this
lncallty lust night, doing 1nncl .latnugo to
growing crups. Tho lightning klllcd lQrses,
hogs, alMi sheep III different localities fl tile
county. ..
:. Special Dtspateh to 7Ae chteago Tribune.
Dwl0iIr, ILL.,, .Ihr,e 3s-Ten days of very
backward weather l,as kept nll crops Mt
etahdsti1l. Thu l,envs. rain SuntIny night
1ns prevented working III tho enri,-tieltts, but
tho prusptets nru TINT work Will bo resumed
wcstlcr to siyc corn ii BOUNCE. We l,nyv
luu tlie flrst t1lssle to-tlay. We fopo tliero Is
lllUru Il, f0i]Dw.
Special Dlspateh to 1As Chseaqo Tribune, -
CLIFTON, ILL.,, J,,tu os.-Durine Inst might
terrific wind md 'rlftl storm, tho worst fDr
two. ycnrs. passed over this county bctWcut,
doinr from $1,000 to $40, ,000 datnnge To data,
wheat, rye, md corn, Which was ntI blown
tint. Tho wind cnlno from the southwest.
, 1881-06-29
Tile COUNTY-DUILDING.

KATE ODAy and Ellxa Clancy wero .1ts.
% cnatsea ~, from JAZZ yesterday o'e order Of %
0fana jury
HYhEH KNAPP WIS yestcr,luy found insane III
the County Court, tho result Ut nervous ext,,us-
''o". sas was .ahcn caaFao OF Wy nor iF'e'us'
TIE Priuce Albert Jones murder Case was
yrstcrtlny continued until tho September term
~ -, ,|,r,,,,.. oSsSo 80 '' y. ""~ -
wv '''''Ass''
BONE ttmo apo william Lcahcy was orlcrcd by
s,nnrt .,f h,s % gr ~ ~ anhe. "'s .xho G ~ uia ,u
Str IN Sas'ta III iu an IN u % s.a sck
ply viii sso arcr an at.acbinst 'aSo iSs BIZ iS ody
was sss''ca Yesterday H.. 49,,
1'!lE snor!f bus started on tho collection Of
Yesterday tho 1oudsl,en uf Michael Uot1tu tho
stoek- tatTis Co!tstatic. Wers begging tnr tituu
~ M,r rny ", Mna Lacy woro RIantGs JoH un$s.
nrt,sf Il III, MG nn,, s1 pvf @ snea; am te
u" oar1Y das to m make @ M interesting showing.
Tie Grand Jury yesterday found utne truo
Annc Je,,es wlth atcas 10 I Eiil: John G Gio ail
Th.lnAs Lapllam woss iutlloted for steullnv frori
\. !. Crnaia s Co.: John Campbell Wals inatetrsi
F.tzsorail; anJ n. j. iinrs, sti,pplnr Clerk, Wa
Indicted Tor stunltng $lVl trs,n siarsini Field &
wMs ro.,rfsd Tho is,ry greetI II; look lnta tt'o
tnultur Ut providing tavrxup for tho city, ant!
civ Councii 10 nscartaIu wby sltxblo % Ins,rsm1 @
has not BEEN 0staIIisbed, '''o' Q -"
rltounLp WITH nospsuAx.
,, =. a. nrasx ~ WY y9steraay s niictnDDn strren-
GER aorcs! ny o''s & nt hs not'slsIsn ail tor awhile
Savt.'oaass as endns aE.lnst hit!. soalv Of whtGh
nav9 meon 'aialsu; ahd IN sareas,desta nm the
a ,na ho,i 9o - e. + Ioppofs. @o m,atak
I!hsA WIS uthMlsstl ~ sootl u tHo t!as6knkt way
, 1881-06-29

oHN 1-$o
s"S tas @ ,n n,eg1 nasrqaF We'll & Gnter orne5 'v
!!ie tI"i4s Sriaisee snd dd'* thcy p, wnti ,% III.
iG ~ Wish ,',,I T. iGw ays nfier Whset, t!,o orsa-
""Ae' ~ LIE s:a"to "ou'u 10 strc'ls cntoeec"'
n;,E ,f"li"wlnE bnttd9g permits were ss.A
WelIi,,gs aox;H foet. MIA il; md III I'blrty.
iiirer.stary. Ss."msnt, @ % lid Stto IL % .ivsnS., ix
@ @ y FL T ad bsr1et rs, s,.t
sItr: ~. Mnyrr ,ho.t nnsa t,rt. s. n,,,i ncsnns.nt
f%cii,,y mi Inrp, :six;1 fsct, chirar, @ 1" avuSie
rx rS3 ic"+ W. oasemnnt aaaton - nc'
e s:2st t,; fH; H;ttS % g,!'t'Ssr iwo,sSry dwelling
r,ts!s nayo bccn soyon,, complaints lodged
!ip pretnscllo,is iirlliK Df uailon oil tho l,ke-
Er1nt whlsi, 4trcets a!!i n!aEns nervous l,crss.
children. and DID iasiIes., chluf Mct'ariHo hn.
to purss sioiSttnF' tko h. or'nanee n s II ] sessr 10
,nss matter in ro1'estc! 10 t!psst Must Eeraons
j. MAeun tD0us walked lhtH tho Clty-iinll
ycstcl,fIy in0rn.lig with llro aud blood III his
& 9yo. ~ e!ld that somg thirty ,,yrArs ,yrArs
Stntes navy, md later un IL tho arniy; that TO
!rc'l 01r hts uAsinOn on l,parrl ut his ynunt ia
mut'ot 1t 'no American tiag morning Ht,d csGl.
ists ari%e r. III ~ wv ev r. ~, mcp ~ ne n,E ns
xrn liz hlnr,ri ti,e A,,t.rrn,, tisw: IL ,,vcrr,so
ani ilo aritam ari" ss MI ~ hr III.
iscl to ird IN IN r,n anyhnT. mi iii the uiien
y,s S,s =, ,s sIG him. Ts 1,oi,c sy Trey W. yha. m !,
eli. fa1,l,s nntsists l ,irnv iii biz t,an,s,.,, Il,
;rs nItv ilnts he Viii hn MErn.st,si an,i ii'r,is
~ Wnn thSn,9 acs. ~ '1 s,es1s ~ y gcs h"oS ~,
buari nls xnohe' se"' VI o'ausa@'' ~ H's =:
~ ~ run :, YELLOW rtAo, . t
esss assss SSs ss' $sss n I! :as2f!
tEn No, 1Hl1EftH AfFEH{. IuE intfbr nt(tSNOtN
, 1881-06-29
TIE ClTY-IIALL,

THE death.Eate Ia loapIny up proportionatcly
With tho hot weather. Thero wora forty. opo
ouFtal pcEtnits Iastied yesterday,
Isls olncials ot the Illinois Central, Chicago,
huntington l. Quincy, Mlchl2an Centrul, und
Ha'dmoFa Ohlo 1taifroada havo pedgod
tho Mayor that there would bp no Whist
ing Of b1tl.singiDg II locomotives bouR ttptr
''ilcs III the Vicinity Of tho Expedition Nulldtus
aaf'nX Tho saulcrtest. hut thnt corlnlas pf mon
would 10 stationed aloug tbs trucks to warn
Sse1soas crossilx Vt approaching tFntua, Tho
pnafoaas ~ thus ~ puru]y voluntary matter,
uuA 1n u very cheerful way.
IsiE reuson why Mnyor Harrlsoo IL aot eusorp-
.as, ~ e hx ress,sA ordinances Xet briefly
ssa ahy ~ i 1,y. Aitosnsy trlnuc yesterday. ito
tempt 70 stltot.u certain Ordinances hei1ro thsy
Mere ondefsto4d even by tho heuds VI depafl-
ocsn 1c1t a. the City.ilaii. aud no ono had had q
, 1881-06-29
SUBURBAN..


1,o.norrov orcnt,r Via rvona.on n,tl,orv
n,.., Iii, .,,..a ~ ~. t v -. 49,,
nAha wiz Also Fa 4tst cnttcrt III tho audttofaotn
VI tito First Methutlist Church.
On tho Yth Uf luiy. on tho steamer Clrcassau.
1,rnf Brti strn f.nrtnrt nf nm Nnr,hwn.trrt
ff,t,.,,s.I,, .r,I, ~, ~. ,,s..ss -, W. -
University. "llt SUI ioF E"n'pa LOT stay ol
nb0ut fourteen tnuntEs. Pfnt. CnF,ihrt foes for
purposes ~ study, md Will nticlA thu Paris
llIu will bu Miss Enssio Ill ScUtt Or tho ctnss III
ies0, wln Will remain Il ku tllnfs; Air, UrvrKo X.
Fusiur ur tho citss OF ixi, WIN will bu ut,sctit
urlnK Tho sttt,itliar atlll 1sernaps iungrr, ,ls Il
prelude tU lif0 Of hlstles4; uIl Miss ltxnl,uth
Macarthur. at tho elias Ut i&yi. tshu gss with III.
ltflh!t tniruttotiH IN tn tito tiu9 Of Returning.
Ii,p llnnrt' Ut TRUSTEES held called .,lcVtinls
4 s'ra!! anot,ntof roatIna l,,.aSss was .lol,v;
tinlgusfy wis mute by orirrlnR TIM Cdinniiticn
IN Fitsj and Pd'cu to TX tiia t,use. curtis with
tblils Il, tlnt thoy i,iuy 10 drawn by horses, ThD
uonE.l will tnaut uKntI. Thursday.
Eyn1rw,n1,.
rho 1.n,Ia,vo,, Itui,u, v,r,, f,,,,, Ao,,t ,,,ot,
rer,.i,r ,,,ottm tnmi,.. t. e'''o te'o toe't
hn fu,t t,o nr ,,,;'.,n,s,,,. fr ,fro
The ,,o T. =; ~ 9,,' Y te ssonnstal n,Iy
t,.n Tncn ~ n ~ G9 ia,d nS r1st , tn M11
lrr o mi sn,t LII" tn "t i, u H., ~ ,,sn. S,so ~
.t,. w i sMtu ut a , Nthu p1Et Hu ltIAuu H!s
s,ti NILE % t n MY lMyH ;1 , @ nCIup'G - ~ M
cn ins,tc ~ ~ ~ ,pnn pGeG a,r. i. ~ nHsp
~ Enstn. h.s ~ ,t, ms" E ~ y" VII
r1n ~ ,' ~, IT. u,!t,,,. ~, essr. ,,
In ~ III ~ a. th Tha ~ ns,rS,. 0 Tin n;nr. m
Gus, ~ a ,is;nnr" Hdinr AssnrIntfot, Gtetan ta,a
ana iii Hl,.," i,o.iiss with, " ,atn yast Ml'fg ~ ts
, 1881-06-29
A DEEP WELL,

0pRt1dF 0pPN1tN u 4H6 LHI@dt9 2yTUNA1s
STNEATolk. ILL.,, june :s.-The artesIau we'll
which ls beIng put down Rt this place by the
authorities has progressed very gEalua!ly
for the past fourt months, and today IL :, 80
feet 4eep, with Waser Iustatuw!ug over the
top. For thu pnst TWO tsahnths tho water las
stood ut sixty.tlyg'ttftdr below the surface,
being the Alxl}ttsed xl} by tie st. I'eter's sand
stone,s. ,SN1la6 Tho potsduul sandstone was
rpqQllekt d few days ago ths wAtsr began to
:rlset aud has continued so 10 do ever slnce,
rh!slnR about 1na foot f0r every foot OF depth
until ut least Il Thirty or fdrty foot head can
DO lad, 1t possible, Tho wafer Is Of u vury
, 1881-06-29
CROP PROSPECTS.

ENaLANB AND AMERICA.
Mr + i. I,elssH of I;oci,cstor r' Enmaun t,uou y
representative, ut tho Young Atcn's Chris
tlnn Association recently held thore, Of his
city, las eotsie 10 spend q fow .!uys i'll Gill
WY; s9tor ,r,,,. ,r,,n,,,,n ~o,,ou.,. .,, .,,.
n.'ed ". .nn n., hnneusE Iopor.cr W'lo called
upon Alf. Kelsey, yeatortlny evening had lad
deeply intcresting Md mutually Instructive
hutpIlts In hn .lprtyn1 frnr, t},a win dlsyor.
InntInn ~ Yoi,nr-s Afen,s Chrls,i,n h.saoin-
lions rs nsenclrs ii religious and moral eis
vation' i'e questioned lilo gent1on,nn from
England, whose bi,s!taoss Is that ct dealer
Iii wheat, rs to the present condition ard
..rt,n f,voY1a,, ,v,,,, In u.,,v,.,. -
Nhe'' Aett El'Biahu llil5 spring." Mr,
Delscy explalned," the PROSPECTS for Il good
The farmers wsrs looking i forward o TO- I,. DO.
etletiiy y bettsr : season. o., Tic sprtng crops
Fy f scas ', nt ,Su os We were
sSSaat ss5a tseas WestSer WI T@ @ 5yost yS fWs .s y e . IL.
rule IN EnEla1Nl SO fur tliis yras, and ganer-
ay 'yrg fhnn s Il, psspec.s nFo oofe
"Wi,at priecs witt they ruaitze for tf,o1r
prod!,et?n , ~,
SHIRT crno wns InHir1T !, ,r.,n.l ,.ffnat ,,,",,
prizes. ftjiNk our far,surs witt ToailxyH H; Will
;" How l.ro tllo Eliropcnii crons In whicl,
England also looks fcr l,er s,,unIv ~ bre,.'l. bG
strlis?'' 'N' @ s'"s 3' 49, '"'p'' ~ ~ 0'e""'
ii in snlf1 TINT t,,o 1,usstn,, cro, Ia n vary
roo,l oe Whjni. ~ ~ cn,,ss ,yif1 n1,. rS,n sHaS
tt,vusate for tia < %netjcnu si,nrtnasm t eo"'~
'"Wiat Ii tlte cxtsnt of Tia nsrHnec ,,nder
"ei;s IN MI utES arnS NV ~ yaor or,; t,,or
. =. T,,,,,,'s @ '' ~, "ss ,.,,. m'e.. ~. .""n
,.,v,. a''uEE ';i; :: M!!!.!oSs oF :ACjnss'" :
WEaAt WI! tho average yield per Acro be,
III nli probability" =. -
."Ilae s!MM'artt ~ nyengo il England, you
know. ~ wv tor uere, u,id Tho prospect, rs
Af ~ cah see. IS tllht tho prehNllt crop Will
be III fll!!y ~ ap 70 M sta'alarsl average. 1ho
;sWo.No " l!Hntall mouths constantly to bo
kopt supplied ill*tifcAt Nrlentn a!'u IRELAND
requires ~ annual u'lowi!ice OF tlyo nlltl u
hRlt ht!fflO!s nt wheat each, ,r Il tDtal Of