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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-08-12
Taken Up.

By the subscriber living in the town OF Llnaen.
on section :. ON or about July 4in' ~. o.ls
mare supposed 70 be three years ola, -
color q skar in forehead. three ereekeo noo ~,
No her marks. The owner Is reqnested 70 80,
prove property pay charges end axe 80 -
Linden. July LII, 1851. 4s4w
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-08-12

Hundreds of men. women and chill
dren rescued from beds of pain, sick
ness and almost death and made strong
and healthy by Parker'S Ginger Tonic
are the best evidences III the world Of
its sterling worth. You can find these
in every community Post. See adj
vertlSement. l6-4w
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". J. IIcnIey.
......- L.

Art1laSEFR, COMMISSION SALESMAN AAD GEN
THAL GoiIftIfNs AGESr, Mineral Point. Wis.
once, in City Hall building Sales attended "a
IN amy purt Of iowa aud adjoining counties.
Collections promptly mndc
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-08-12
DENTISTS
HOTELS.
cry HOTEL.
CIOKE IIOTEI.

MARK TERRfLI, proprietor. Mineral Point, WIS
Well furnished rooms, good tables ana reason
ale charges First class barn.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-08-12
THE AYRsHIREs,

& Scottish breed Of widespread use
fulnss. have been developed by the
exigNcies Of a toiling peasantry
from q poor, bony breed of native
cattle, crossed upon cattle from
Schlewig-Holstein in the eighteenth
century, and probably mixed with
Aldemeys. Time and careful breed
ing have produced from these ele-
ments what Henry Stewart. a noted
writer on dairy topics, calls the model
dairy COW. Though we may rank
the Jersey as first for gilt edge,
butter, and tie Holstcin as the most
profitable for milk, yet Ayrshire is
the best for cheese, and is, on the
whole. superior for the farmers use,
by reasons of the even and we'll
sustained milk yield. The average
annual milk product Of good AYR
shire dairy should be 5000 pounds
of milk per COW, and some cows will
yield 5000 or even 5000 pounds.
Ayrshires are crossed with Jerseys,
also with shdrt-horns, and these
make excellent cows for family use.
DEvoNs,
the Oldest English breed, are medium
in size, and very handsome, active
and intelligent. They make fine
work oxen, and the beef is of fine
quality. They have been fayorites
in many sections, and are well
adapted to the Rocky Mountain re-
gion. Srme of them are large and
rich mixers. Upland, rough and
broken pastures are the natural
home of the Devons-
One of the most important and
interesting classes of cattle is that
known as the
"PoLLED' NORFOLK AND SUFFOLK
REDS.
The greatest surprise, perhaps, is
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-08-12

Fd,.n Iowa rounty WIS. This : lie traVeIcrs'
home. the Recommendations VIII he found %
equal any house Ill tile business iii Eden Care
hill hnstlrfs always ia attendance. Livery AZ
reasonable rats KicmAEp MANNfSG, proprietor.
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INIoN HOTEL.

BAILEY tsOiSE.
Ellen Iowa county, Wis. Good aecommoda-
lions; charges reasonable; will furnish livery at
fair rites IosEffs BAILEY, proprietor
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the world.


At the request Of D. \. Townsend School Commission
cr meeting Of tho Trustee, of the School districts in
the County Of Union held on Saturday last the sth.
Nine districts out Of eleven were represented.
On assembling ID. \. Townsend elected chairman
and !. T. Mulmax, Secretary.
On taking the chair Mr.. Townsend stated that his OBJ
jcct in requesting the meeting to have agencrul
suaiom in reference to the interest of the public schools
aui especially in reference to- building good and comfort
able school houses in every part of the County In
practical and convincing manner he showed that the
ant against the public Schools and the failure in
the system Of education caused in great degree by
the cf good school houses That $4,000 had been
expended in Union County for public school purposes
al done but little good comparatively That 1t was in
possible for grown people do much brain work when
they cold, much less could expect tender little
Children to learn anyhn; in of those old houses
through which the wind whistles through tho tops of
the trees II" also called attention to the fact that in
many portions Of the County, especially those portions
where there few pupils, there scarcely any
schools an urged the necessity of providing such sjctons
with good school houses just practicable so
;ha, every may have equal benefit of the school
fund lie also advocated the idea that but first
grade certificates of qualification should he issued
teachers that any teacher who could take second or
third grad" certificate could, hy study advance himself
that hc could take first gra L.; that IL he could
not thus advance himself there little hope of his
| her advancing the pupils These remarks produced q
good impression all present, and there not dis
>cnting voice Ia the SuuudncSS o the ideas advanced
TIL" lion. WIN. lotteries next addressed the meeting
in hi,uSal earnest and practical manner and gave much
useful information, mainly in regard ;o the management
| of th" shonl in his Township. Many questions were
asked him and satisfactorily answered, showing dspo-
Stion Ia learn much p"ssbc from the expressions
"f others. His speech well received aud made fine
Impression.
1t appeared to he the fcngsof all that the school.
1
after laying hy crop" good and comfortable school houses
! should Il, erected wherever needed.
1tQ Mul. .!Iis inlr2lnced the following resolution
| RESOLVED, That we the Trustees of FREQ school,
present feeling the Importance of having COOL school
hnu~ in a the Townships resolved to 90 home and
oar best efforts to carry out the enterprise of erecting
gnul school houses all III" County, aud do the
best with the help of the citizens of the various
| localities where such houses are needed.
The meeting then adjourned.
u. A. TOWNSEND, Chan.
J. =. MUILISAN, Srr'v.
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LAW AGAINST ADULTERY.

BE ii enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
rescnativcs Of the State of South Carolina, now
met and sitting in General Assembly, and by the
authority of the same:
That an Act entitled "An Act to prohibit per-
sons living together in adultery" approved De-
cember 20, 1873, be amended 50 as to read as
follows, to wit
SECTION !. That any man and woman who
shall be guilty of the crime of adultery or for.
nication shall be liable TO Indictment, and, on
conviction, shall be severaby punished by fine
of not less than one hundred dollars nor more
than five hundred dollars, or imprisonment for
not less than one year, or 10y both fine aud i'm
prisonmcnt, at the discretion of the court
SEC. =. That adultery is the living together
and carnal intercourse with each other, or habit
ual cnrnal intercourse with each other, without
living together. of n man and woman, when
either is lawfully married TO some other person.
SEC. 3. That fornication is tic living together
aid aarnal intercourse with each other, or bah
itual carnal Intercourse with each other. without
living together. of man and woman, both be-
ing unmarried.
Approved December 81, 1880
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Important Laws Passed by the Last Legislature.
THE LIEN LAW AMENDED.

W
BE enacted by the Senate aud House Il Rep
resentatives Of the State OF South Carolina, now
met and sitting in General Assembly, and by
the authority OF the same:
lords and persons making advances" approved
March 4, 1878, be amended so that Section u
thereof shall read rs follows:
lsss.S Sros y. Phat every lien cf adyahces and for
rent, when the asreement is more than one-tbird
OF the crop. shall be indexed in the oii 10 OF the
registrar of mesne conveyance of the county in
W ich the lienor resides within thirty days from
the date of the lien; and the 'indexing of the
said lien shall constitute notice thereof to all
third persohs, and cntitle the same to the BEN
eht OF this Act said index shall show the names
of the lieuor and lienec, the date and amount
OF lien, and brief description of place cul-
tivated; and for indexing said clerk shall re-
cciVe fifteen cents for each lien from the party
presenting the same and said indexing shall be
sufficient record of the same, and the property
covered by said lien so indexed as aforesaid, if
found in the hands of subsequent purchasers or
creditors, shall be deemcd liable TO said hen
Provided, that all leases herein provided shall
be in writing, except the landlord lien for rent
where the amount does not exceed one-third of
the crop. Provided further that so much of
any Act or Acts is inconsistent with the pro-
visions of this Act be, aud the same is hereby
repealed
Approved December "a, 1880.
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Approved December "a, 1880.
AGAINST ENTIClNG LABORERS TO LEAVE
EMPLOYERS

BE IL enacted by the Senate api House of Rep
resenta,ivcs of the State of South Carolina, now
met and sitting in General Assembly, AMI by
the authority of the same:
That any person or persons who shall enicc
or persuade, by any means whatsoever, any
tenant or tenants, servant or servants, Ia.
borcr or laborcrs under contract with another,
duly entered into between the parties, whether
such contract be in the presence of one or more
witnesses, verbal or in writing, to violate such
contract, or shall employ any laborer laborers,
knowing him, her or them TO be under contract
with another, shall be deemed guilty of n mis-
dcmeanor and, upon conviction, shall be fined
not less than twenty-five nor more than one
hundred dollars, or be imprisoned in the county
Jail not lees than ten nor more than thirty days.
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Approved December 2l, 1880.

SECTION |. That the several railroad COM
panies whose line of road lies wholly or partly
in this State be, and they are hereby, required
10 construct and keep in repair an adequate
stock, guard or cattle gap nj -cyery poiut where
The or -ria ruIIr0nd of any SUCH company
crosses the line of any fence in this State.
SEC =. That for cvcry violation Of this Act
the railroad company violating il shall pay to
the owner or owners Of the fence upon the lien
of which such stock fence guard or cattle-gap
should have been constructed and kept in repair
the sum of SlOO, to DC recovered 10y action in
the Court of Common Pleas for the county in
which such stock guard or cattlc-gap should
have been constructed aud keep in repair.
SEC. g. That all Acts and parts Of Acts in
consistent with this Act are hereby repealed.
Approved December 2l. 1880.
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY or UNION.
In the Court Of Probate.

By d. JOHNSON, JR., ESQ. Judge of Probate
of the County aforesaid.
NNTHEREAS, } S. Ivey, hath mndc suit
w to Inc to grant him letters of Administra-
ton of the estate and effects of RICHARD IVY,
deceased.
These are, therefore, to cic and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors Of tlI
said RICHARD IVY, Deceased that they b
and appear before me, in the court of Probate
10 be held at Union the 29,h day Of January
next after publication hereof, at l. o'clock A.
NJ, to show cause if any they have, why the
said Administration should not be granted
Given under my hand and Seal, this 18th day
Of January, Anne Domini 1881 and in the
l0jth year of American independence.
DAVID JOHNSON, JR,
Judge Of Probate.
Ian If Dl%
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Important Sale.

The late hour yesterday at which nle rec
the copy of the Sheritf's q sales prevenss ~
ing an extended notice of the yaluablS ~
land to &c sold by the Sheriff next saiq
known as the Magnetic Iron Company's q
We can only state that it is the most vaI
property in the upper part Of the State. .,
ing in Magnetic iron ore, with large u
most fertile lands, a superior water. ~
located almost directly on the Airline !
la our next we will give some exfracss
report upon this property, made by Pre-
Shepard, one of the most honorable aud 81
plished chemists in thus country and of Mr|
Jones, Mining Engineer, of Englanj.
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\ RAID or RoUGls. hiladcnhia, January
5.-Frank Dcsmoulins, rcvenging an old gru6gc,
with four companions entered II saloon to-day
and knocked William Ruwell down with n spit
tcon, and while his companions held RoNell
DcsmOulinS cut him so he will die. The ruhaus
sailed out and attacked snow halling party,
and Desmoulins fatally cut William Chambers.
\ policeman trying to arrest Desm"u!ins was
beaten and the dcsperadoes escaped. Two of
them, Fox anl Gray were captured and COM
mittcd without bail.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-01-14

IT Is a WE'LL KNOWN FACT among physicians
that Buchu Juniper aud Parcra Brava in combi
nation are he best remedies in the world for any
disease of the Bladder or Kidneys. and that not
less than one half of the human family, both
male and female SuIier from arrangement of
those organs, and neglect or failure to proper
remedies hurry many to untmcly graves. Nu-
me-ous combinations have been tried for Gravel
Brick Dust Deposits, Brights Disease, Weak
ness in Back and Hips. produced by dernnge-
ment of Bladder and Kidneys, but none with
such happy results rs Rankin $ Extrac. of Buohu
and Juniper. If you suffer from any disease Of
those organs, get bottlc-one or two will relieve
you.
Prepared only by Hunt, Rankin & Lamar, At
lanta Ga. Sold by J. NJ. GIBBES.
Jan cow2m
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"BLACK-DRAUGHT" cures dyspcp-
sia, indigestion and heartburn.

gs.y~ We request our advertising friends here
after TO send in their advertisements, before
Thursday. rs we have II put our paper to press
by o'clock in order to meet the cross mails
which lcaie Joncsvillc and other POINTS on the
Railroad on Friday morning This week we
have to omit quantity Of news and other mat,
ter to make room for advertisements received
Yesterday
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"BLACK-DRAUGHT"
A trial package oj
free OF charge at
Our First Page.

Our Flrst Page.
We have rcssuei upon cur first page such of
the matter that appeared in our half sheet last
week rs we think all our subscribers must fell
interested in and should read. We call special
1,''"",ion TO Important laws passed 10y the last
S'''"'' """ '"''~-' matters, together with
items of news Of the past two weeks
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Sherif's Sales.
Jan | 1

DG virtue Of Sundry Executions TO me directed,
ID | will sell, before Union Court House door,
on the first Monday in February next, within
the legal hours of ShcriHs sales, the following
property, to wit
One tact of land located in Draytonville
Township, Union County, belonging to the Mag
netic Iron Company of South Carolina contain
ing (2,OOO) two thousand acres, more less,
and bounded as followers: On the East by Broad
River, on the South by lands Of &. +. Turner.
Henry Bonner, Thomas Service, Samuel Jefferics
John Barnhil, and on the West and North by
the Union and Spartanburg Couuty line, or lands
belonging 10 the Magnetic Iron Company iu
Spartanburg County levied on and to be sold
as the property Of the Magnetic Iron Company,
ut the suit of +. q Latham and a. Nj. Latham
ALSO.
All the interest that Archibald Orr has or
may have, in one tract Of land located in Union
County, belonging TO the estate CT James Orr,
deceased, containing two hundred and fifty
acres more or less, bounded on the North by
lands OF John Pickcns, East 10y lands of Thomas
Gault, ,uth 10y lands of Miss Mary Orr and
West Ivy lands of Mrs. Miriam Long Levied
on and to be sold as the property of Archibald
Orr, at the suit of Jamss Long as Administra-
tor, and John p. McKissick.
ALSO.
All the interest that Julius Kaiser has in u lot
of land, located in the town Of Union, known
a~thc Clark Steam Mill lot containing five acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of a. d. Spears,
lot now occupied by Charles Bot, Wa. Eller,
Emcinc Patterson, Henry Hardy and others
levied on and to be sold as the property of julius
Kaiser at the suit of |. G.. McKicsick
January II, 1881.
Il. MACBETH, S. U. c.
In,, I -
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The Fair Forest Union ofsthe Union Associa-
tion wilhmeet with the Hebron Church, on Fri
day bef,re the fifth Sunday in January, 1881.
introductory Sermon by Rev. c. I. Scaife.--
Alternate, Rev. J. I. Jeter.
Missionary Sermon by Rev. G. s Anderson.
Alternate, Rev. +. G. Jettr.
QUESTIONS FOR Discussion
Ist Should members of the Church be excused
from attending their regular Church meetings !?
Opened by brother G. Is. Bobo, followed by bro.
j. Il. Jeter
ID. Should Christians be tolerated in the use
of TobaccoH Opened by brother q. L. Scaife,
followed by brother g. s. Anderson.
Essaysts-Brethren c. b. Bobo, A. L. Fant
and J. b. Parrott.
As. BOBO, Sec'y.
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"BLACK-DRAUGHT"
ness and Sick-Hcadache.
A Vexatious Delay.

A Vexatious Delay.
The past two weeks we have been, subjs
succession of disappontments, the loss
annoyance of which none but ourself can rel
appreciate. Paper shipped at Charlotte on
Monday week has not come TO hand Yet, and
want of paper we were compelled to issue a y
sheet and only about one-fourth of the mum
of our regular edition last week. We dis
buted that number ~ equally as we could agal
the Pest Offices of the County, merely to 0,
our vexatious condition and will mike ALT
to our subscribers for the loss OF that isss
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List of Unclaimed Letters

List Of Unclaimed Letters
Remaining in the Posto!iice NJ Union, >. c.,
for tL9 week ending January IL, 1881.
Buc.anaa, Miss Adella Sprouse, wm.
D'.iis, J. Shaw, James, "A.
Bsrris, w. j. rhomson, Mrs U
Johnson, John ID. Thompson, Peter SIS
N .son, John.
Held for Postage wv Fowler-Union,, G
JAMES u. G0SS, p. NJ.
+ Persons calling for letters in the above list
will please state that they are adyertised. s..
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January G.--Mrs. Mcirehootfcr, convicted with
Frank Lammcns, her paramour, of the murder
OF her husband, J 'hn Mierchoo!icr, at West
Orange, October, 1879. was Hanged ut the coun
~ courthouse. at 1880 A. Nj. to-day. She was
very pale and deeply affected, but walked to the
galows without assistance, and met her fate
without cnnf,ssing or uticring n word Lam
mems was hanged from the same gallows imme-
diatcly afterwards. but made NJ confession.
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The postal clerk, bnggnge master and seVefdf'
passengers slightly injured. Engineer
Mike o. Donncll ard his fireman were instantly
killed.
The Southern bound fast mail, Conductor
raden Brown. left Greensboro % minutes late.
Fifteen minutes before it was the regular night
passenger. Twenty minutes ahead of the pas
scngcr (No. 4Sl was freight. Both of these
made Charlotte in safety. Track walker, bill
Hawkins, followed Nc. As through deep rock
cut just beyond Lexington, and had not gone
more than n few huudrcd yards wher he heard
the fast mail coming. Tue next moment, as it
reached the cut he heard Il terrific noise rs the
engine struck boulder of rock which had come
in the very heels Of the trains and the track
walker. but in time to do its deadly work on
the flying nail.--C Charlotte OjScr0er, 9M inst,
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DISCEIMINATING IN FEEGuTS.-Thc Lexington
merchants complain Of The high discriminate
ing rates of freight charged by the Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad on flour and 9TH
er grnl5 from Augusta. They say tha, flour is
shipped from Augusta to Columbia for - cents
per barrel while they are charged 60 cents to
Lexington The rate per barre! to Lexington is
- cents, therefore they can have il shipped
from Augusta to Columbia and from Columbia
back to Lexington, at an actual saving Of 10 cents
per barrel.
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Coal Discovered in Anderson.
a vein of bituminous coal has been discovered
in Anderson County. specimen was sent to
Col. Butler, who tested it in his office stove and
found that it burned we'll and satisfactorily.
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APPEALS FROM TRIAL JUSTICES COURTS

SECTION l. That from and after the passage
of this Act all appeals from Trial Justices Courts
in criminal cases shall be taken and prosecuted
rs follows:
SIC. 2. The appellant shall, within five days
after sentence, serve notice of appeal upon
the trial justice who tries the case, stating the
grounds upon which the appeal is founded.
SEC. 3. Within ten days after said service the
said trial justice shall file in the oflice,of the
Clerk of Court the said notice, together with the
record AMI statement Of all the proceedings in
the case, and the testimony in writing taken nt
the trial, and signed by the witnesses.
SEC. 4. That upon service of the sail notice
the said trial justice shall, on demand of the
defendant, admit him to bail in such reasonable
sum, and with good surctics, as said trial JUS
tice may require. with condition TO appear at
the Court Appealed to. and at any subsequent
term TO which the case may be continued, if not
previously surrendered, and So from term to
term, until the final decree, sentence or order
of the Court thereon, and to abide such final
sentence, or order of the Court thereon and to
abide such final sentence, order or decree, and
not depart without leave, and in the meantime
10 keep the peace and he of good behavior
SEC. .. That the clerk Of court upon receipt
Of said case, shall place the same upon the
proper docket Of the Court Of General Sessions
for trial or other disposition at the next ensuing
term Of said court.
SEC. 6. That he said appeal shall be heard
by the Court of General Sessions upon the
grounds Of exceptions made, and upon the pa
pcrs hercinbefore required, and without the eN-
animation of witnesses in aid court. And the
said Court may either confirm the sentence ap-
pcalcd from, reverse or modify the same, ur
grant new trial, 10 Ih" said CvuI may seem
meet and conformahlv to law.
Approved December -, 1850.
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Race Formulation.

BY the census return the whole population q
Alabama is ,252,3Ii; white G6l ,@SG, colorcd,
GOC ,3jS--whitc majority LBS. The popula-
ton of North Carolina is 400, 900.