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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-31
The Views of a Sage.
Madison Deinocri I.

Judge Black in an interview a short
time before his death expressed him
self quite freely on political topics,
and with that clearness and vigor
which characterized all his utterance.
Concernin the tariff Judge Black
was Of opinion that the republicans
would Straddle on the question, as
they always have done; that they
would endeavor to have the demo
cratic party commit itself to the same
principles that the republicans profess,
so that the republicans could then APP
peal to the people as being better
prOtectionists than the democrats. He
said the tariff question had become too
broad for the democrats to attempt to
StraddIe it, They must declare for
tariff for revenue only, adjusted to
meet the demands of the government
administered with strict integrity and
in the most economical manner. All
internal taxes must be abolished. and
in order to make up the amount now
collected as internal revenue the tariff
must be reduced. For instance" said
Judge Black, 1--WE now collect 81 800 a
year on wooden blankets. Reduce the
tariff to ten per cent ad valorem and
we would collect millions in duties on
imported blankets. The same thing
applies to barbed wire, carpets, cloth
ing and everything the poor man re-
quires to wear or use in his house.
No man." said he, "can be Il good
democrat who believes in tariff for
protection"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-31
Then and Now.
Madison Democrat.

The word has evidently been passed
around to the organs TO keep up Wig
orus whistling. They are footing
away in monotonous unison about the
Frightening prospects. Increasing har,
mony and reviving hopes of the re-
publican party. There is ABSOLUTELY no
ground for this concert of brag and
clamor of encouragement. 1t is the
mereSt fling and drumming for the
charge OF the forlorn hope. The re-
publicans can have but one reason to
hope for successful outcome in 1854
1t has become, rs all men know, the
party of special interests. the foster
ing parent of monopoly. and the
guardian OF graSping corporations
whose interests are antagoniStic TO the
public veal Its bosses may have as
SuranceS from these that money shall
be poured out without stint to capture
the election next year. The use of
money to pollute the fountains of SOW
ereigntS is all that the republican party
stands for now. 1t is only by that
foul means that it is still in the as
cendant, and with that prop of iniquity.
taken away it would totter to its fall
IL 10 NtiI VI iitC
lican leaders and organs to boast of
the achievements Of the party in the
past. There is not one point of sim
ilarity between the republicanism of
the days of Lincoln, Chase, Sumner
and Greeley and the repGblicanism of
to-day. Then it was a party of prin-
cipleS. to-day it is party of only pol
icy. Then it appealed to the noblest
qualities in mantle love of liberty.
the hatred of tyranny. To-day it APP
pealS to only the sordid in man. the
love of money and mastery. Then il
fought its way to success and to power
by manly appeal to reason, to human
Ity, to patriotism. To-day it heSitates
not to sneak into power by the perjury
and forgery of returning boards and
the purchase of votes. Then it was
the party of freedom. To-day il is the
party Of new forms of slavery-the
slavery of the boss and of the ring,
the slavery which monopoly exercises
over all that can be brought under its
power. and. worse than all. the en-
slavement of a people under rulers not
of their choice, the enslayement of the
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-31
THE DEMOCRAT.
Mineral Point, Friday, Aug. 81, 1888.
Geo. Crawford. Robt. M. Crawford
rnrropr .n-p ppapDrproaa
Under the heading $40 we live in q

Under the heading " Do we live in
Republic?" The Evening Wisconsin
descants upon testimony being taken
by the senate sub-committe on educa-
ton and labor. NJ. d. Connolly, prin-
ter, president of the trades assembly of
Cincinnati, is in favor of restricting
the number of apprentices in the differ
ent trades. and does not think that such
restriction would be an infringement
upon the rights of any one; because,
he said, " if all were permitted to learn
a certain trade it would be highly in
furious to every one working at it."
Upon Mr.. Connoly's head The Wiscon-
sin pours out the walls Of its wrath,
and says that he was probably born
ON foreign soil where privileges ex-
list in favor of certain people" and
that he cannot be an American or he
would not utter such an atrocious sen.
timent as this" that the men who
give utterance to it "are fit and ought
to be slaves, and deserve to be kicked
back to the countries from which they
come"
The Democrat cannot uphold the
sentiment expressed by Mr.. Connolly.
because we believe in one general
principle which applies to trade, labor,
or any other honest and legitimate
means of gaining livelihood, and that
is the utmost freedom possible. But
we wish to point out that this doctrine
of restriction advocated by Mr.. Con-
molly, is exactly the same principle,
only differently applied, as that which
goes by the name of protection, and
which, by the way, is subscribed to by
The Wisconsin itself. The policy OF
protection, which by restriction raises
the price of goods, Is fondly called by
It's advocates the american system"
and their chief argument in favor Of
tOerating it is the false claim that the
wages are indirectly increased thereby.
The holIowness of this concern for the
wel-heing of the American laborer
could not be better illustrated than by
an 0utburst Of Indignation at the prop
ositon to apply the doctrine of pro-
lection to labor itself. At the mere
high tariff papers which
favors protection that enricheS mo-
f.a,a
stand aghast, and denounce the doc
trine as un-American and monarchical.
Between Mr.. Connoly's plan for in
creasing wages and the plan of doing
so by the high tariff system i'll vogue
in this country, there is very little
choice. Although both are fallacious,
Mr.. Counolvs plan appears the most
plausible.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-31

A conference of free traders will Ge
held at ST. Louis on Tuesday, October
I'd 1888. All who are opposed to a
protective tariff and who favor IA gen
uinc reform of the revenue laws of
the United States are invited to be
present. The conference is to be en-
tircly non-partisan. The circular Of
invitation says: "The purpose of this
meeting is to bring together the men,
who, believing that protection is
wrong, desire to take active steps to
secure its overthrow, that they may
consider, discuss and agree upon
plans to be pursued to that end and
that organization and cooperation in
the work may be promoted"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-31

ballot by the unhallowed use of mon
ey. the slavery of commerce, whereby
the people can buy only of the PAM
pered monopolist and sell to only the
favored pets of unequal laws. Then
its earnest appeal was for the rights or
man. To-day its only care is for the
rights of property. Then it sent
mental giants to the American senate.
To-day it sends rich men. Then cul-
ture, moral worth and mental power
were the badges of its leadership; to-
day, facile conscienceS and gigantic
pockets. Then its craftsmanship reach
ed out to great principles and lofty
aims; to-day its craftsmanship consists
of the INSCRIPTIONS adaptation of
means to the sole end of maintaining
supremacy for the sake only of power
and spoils. Then it was Il young man,
strong. hopeful, full of noble impulses
and sentiments, trustful and patriotic.
To-day, under unhallowed leadership.
it is as the blear-eyed debauchee from
whose soul, faith. love, purity and
trust have departed. Then it was,
under God, an instrument of human
progress. To-day it is an obstruction.
Then it had a mission to serve the
cause of government. union and liber-
ty. To-day under the leadershipS of
its Dorseys, detected and undetected,
exposed and unexposed, it can serve
the country in only one way-and that
is to die
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-31
THE ROCHESTER, CYCLONE,
A Statement to The Public.

ROCHESTER,, Mimi, August 24. 1888.
On the evening of August DIST, a
terrific cyclone struck our city, COM
pletely demolishing 1875 dwellings and
totally destroying I'll cir contents. 4
large number of others were unroofed
and otherwise damaged. In the city,
10 persons were killed, Qhis is slictly
accurately and about 100 wounded
several of them fatally. The ruined
houses were nearly all owned and
occupied by mechanics and laborerS,
who have lost everything they had in
the world except the clothing on the ir
persons and the naked, lots. In many
cases. the heads of families are iniur-
ed. The cyclone entered the county
at its w eStern border. and i'll its course
destroyed the crops and buildings on
about 30 farms. Others lying contigu-
Gus were damaged, and five persons
were killed outside the city. The re-
lief committee has detailed list of
i24 families, in the city alone, entirely
destitute. We appeal to the public
for aid. The leading business men of
the city are all heavy losers, and can
not, therefore. do us MUCH for the
sufferers rs they would wish. They
have, however. contributed literally.
None of the public buildings have
escaped damage. One school building
is DESTROYED, the court house is I'M
rooted. the churches are seriously
injured, one of them-the Methodist
demolished the elevators and ware
houses are all wholly or partially in
ruins.
Provisions are plentiful. Money.
clothing, and carpenters are needed.
500, 600 expended in tools, lumber, ETC..
them on their feet sufficiently to enable
them to help themselves. All coItri-
buttons are placed in the hands of Il
thoroughly organized committee of 81
citizens. and may be forwarded to the
undersigned. S. WRITTEN, Mayor.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-31

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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-31
Valuable Farm for Sale.

offer for sale my farm consisting Of 20 acres
If land, situated two and one halt miles west OF
Ialnmtuc anil one ana oue-halt miles north OF
the Catholic church in Kendall Lafayette Coun-
". MIS-. The farm is we'll fenced, has good
dwelling house aud good barn and other out
buildings, aud has an abundance of springs upon
1t, il Is on the line ut good roads Ia market, 10
school and church. There are ~ acres under the
plow ~ acres of natural meadow and timothy
aud clover. 80 acres of good young timber and
- young apple trees planted upou IL the bal
snCe ut the land is in pasture; the timothy and
clover land Yields about 80 tons of hay per year
Raner'S branch runs through the north part of it,
The above farm will be sold On reasonable terms
title pertect-tt not sold IL will he rented, For
further particulars enquire of the undersigned
ON the premises I9,dccl PATRICK wHAlEN.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-31

The Grant County Herald, which
by the way, is immense on figures of
speech, Smiles, metaphors, and sub
lime flights of fancy, in referring to
the "first signs OF union " between tie
republican factions in New York state,
says: 1t is evident that the stalwart
lion and half breed tiger in that state
have found that they cannot very
well get along in single harness and
therefore show Il disposition to quit
rending each other and turn their
claws against their mutual enemy, the
democratic party" 1t is no use. The
fatcs have decreed that the "stalwart
hon." the half-breed tiger" and the
whole republican menagerie must go.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-31
NOTICE TO CREDITORS


state "t WISCONSIN,, Iowa County Court ssh
Probate
IN inc hnlt'I CT vac ''''i' "' A'"'u ''iN' "'-
ceased.
Letters "i administration "n inc estate ni Au'hi
Flank hnNlug lvCh ISSUED l" Ei"hta lhlIilPH
hnd pliNc l'talk' ~
II Is Ordered tiht NiN in"htnS from anu hi'Sr
thN dhlo h" Anh are h"T'nN hi'"Nt" i"t we V''i
l"tN "t lh' SAN N'"l' 'nHN' .' y" ut'N''''
tlutr claims l"r examination hlld allowance
ordered lulthcV, Ntal we T'"'"hN ny" "'tnuuiS
at all persons aEalh'i Nald uE'eaNcu We I'ttiNSu
terms thereof 1" he held at the Court House in
thc village ol D"dgcvillc, ia said county, ON the
lirs Tuesdays of january and February, \; d.
lsSL hud that notice thereof lie given ny luhllSa-
iiun oi this order for four weeks successfully M
Tile luW9t County hcm0Crnt, weekly newspaper
published nj Mineral Point in said county,
lis the Court
JOHN 7, JONES, County Judge.
Dated pulgUNillV. Wis, August 9Th, ISIS AluwS
s,tnt, All. Wisconsin, IONA County Circuit Court
William Innyou Dr. substituted for John
IInrn1 t,lnfutin Is Ann Williams Nilsnp VII
Iin,ns her husband MilIiarn Rule Elizabeth
EuIr md the unknown heirs of John Rule de
ceased defendants
nv virtue ot and IN pursuance t. A decree of
foreclosure aud sale, rendered in the above en-
Titled action on the 18th day OF June, iSs2 In
.sutd Iowa county circuit court will expose for
ale ma s,ll nj rubl. auction Ia The highest hid.
,l,r for cash at Inc mont door uf the court house
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-31

John Schwartz--the middle part of ont lot
122 Harrison's sur being 50 Il on Hoard q ,
John Strachan's eState-..that part of ont IL,
2SS in Harrison's sur of Mineral Point he.
scribed in vol 10 of deeds page l27 a
Nick Schilen..lots IUs and los inVliet,s -,,r =
Z Thomas--.ou lot a2s and NJ OF aai in
Harrison's survey D,
James Tregay... part of out lot r9s in Hsr-;-
sons sur as recorded IN book Q of deeds
page IS a.
VIM Tregillious...lot So and WIZ of II, g
Nliefs survey :,
Marx W Terrill. ..undls Of that part Of 10, -
IN hllets survey. com. atne cor Of said II
60 rs recorded IN yni 81 of deeds page a4o !
JOSIAH lyae& estate. out lots l67 Ia and l15
Harrison's survey Is
tliZaoeth en-parts of out lots liz and 17p
HarrlSons survey recorded IN book r of
Joseph Nivian--lots l26 and l27 Twins ada -
JohnWaters.. und z of out lot 30 in Harri.
sons snrrecorded in vol of deeds pape r .
IfatriekWalsh Lots IS AZ 50 63 81 and Il in
Stayelys add except - feet OFF
lot ~ and 20 II off LOT IS and
81 feet inches off lot SO y
do lots 90 and 20 in Stayelyss adj, =
do lots 81 - 81 & 81 Stayely,s sid :
Richsrd Wllliams-lots 2s3 224 Twins sT1,i 70
samuel II Webb---a acres in seaswL sec - :
t5r least recorded in vol OF deeds n SO :
MIS- hannah Hebb-out lot LIZ in Hsrrisou's
sur recorded in vol 4 of deeds mage 40; Ia
Isaac VIM. ~und = of lot I5a in Twins add -
DO und s of lot Sol in Irvin's ada !
IatharlneWri part of outlet sI1 in Har
rlsonS sur as described in deed to Vim n
lave reeoried in vol Is of deeds page Sss
also The mill privilege on lots s!i and sSq
in HarriSoni survey ~
Unknown. lots 40 and - in staylev,s ada = :
20 lots 29f In Irvin's addition 1
10 lot - in SfavlSysS
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-31

Iowa Tribune: Our manufacturers
are protected by Il high tariff, but our
lahorers must meet the open labor
from all parts of the world. If it is
right to protect one class by law, why
not the other?"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-31

Iowa State Leader: america will
not be wholly America, wholly free,
until she las achieved freedom of
trade to complete the liberty of man
and of the individual of which the
declaration OF Independence is the
charter.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-31

Iowa will hold her election Oct. Q,
and orators OF the g. U. p. who have
been stamping the state, bat who do
not favor the principle of prohibition,
can then take a drink.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-31
UNREDEEMED LANDS.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,

IOWa County, WISCONSIN,.
DoDGEylLLE, August It'll lSS3.-Notice is here
by given that the following described lands and
city and village lots in the county of Iowa and
SAID county on the nth day of May A D. 1851
for the delinquent and unpaid taxes of the yesr
1880
The amount set opposite each tract of land and
city and village lot is the amount of tax interest
and charges thereon, computed to the last day OF
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-31
TOWN OF CLYDE.
TOWN OF DODGEVllIE

John Farriger....seknwL 23 30 ! SO
Town 6-North-Range EAST
Isaac Owens, all that certain tract
of land situated, being and lying
in the county OF Iowa and state
of WIS., and described as follows
to-wit: pit of SCI 4sel 4se1l sec 81.
to, 3, east to-wit all of said
tract of land lying NV of the Ch
4 Tomah RR as the same is now
located staked across said tract
which said stakes makes the cen
ter line of said RR. and a strip of
land 50 # in width on the side
Ofsaid line and running parallel
herewith across the whole OF
said described tract containing
acres more or less 81 10 OS
Town 7-North-Ranse 3-East
Matthew Turton.. mel nwl4sw4 % 10 u
NJ Michael........ mel Isw4 70 40 l6 so
Town 6-North-Range East
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-31
T,FGAD NOTICES.


State Of Wisconsin. County Court for Iowa County
In Probate.
Notice IS hereby gIyep, tAnt ut II regular term
of the Iowa County Court, To- be held III ana ior
said county. at thc Court House III the village OF
DndgeyiIlr In gnid county, on the second day OF
October A. D. 1883, being the first Tuesday OF said
month AZ 20 O'Clock ia the forenoon Of said day,
the following mntterS VIII be heard ana con
sidrrgd.
The application of Joseph Ph, Inn, for the aP.
uuiuImcnt II nm administrator dc bpniS non OF
thct state of Martin l'helan lne 81 tht FlllaSe Oh
ll,ghlnud in said county deceased.
And it is further ordered that public notice
thereof lie given to NIL persons interested by pub
fishing Il copy of this order for three weeks sue
rrssiycIy. prior to said day of hearing in the
Town County Democrat, weekly newspaper
circulating IN suid county.
BY order of the Court: .....
JOHN r. JONES, Judge.
nth t-,N't
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-31
nnIcd nodgcylIlc. Wis. Annn<t I8lh
tcnll CnnrtIn Iowa county

tiTCWiI tOUTl--IOWN COUNTY,.
Mary Ann Wortlcy mud John Ilarkcr, Plaintiffs
vs. Mary Iluclll Mary Ann llnrkcr, Margaret
.nnc Anderson Joseph = linrker, Joseph liar
kcr nirrniIuhnm kirkhridc John Kirkbride,
John Hnrkcr, Margaret Ann Tensdalc Ann
IIatlyrr Mary IIarkrr and John llnrkcr deicu-
dnnts.
The state OF Wisconsin to the said Defendants
aud each ul them:
NoIr are hereby summoned tu appear within
evenly DAYS after tCryiCC ct this summons cN-
elusive of the dry of service, aud defend the
above Cntitlcd action in the court aforesaid. and
ia case of yoHr failure So Ia do, Judgment Will be
rendered against yuu according to the demand OF
the ,uIuplniut. or WIICU 4 cory Is HEREWITH
sEEN ~ roN Nut.
D. : ROSE, Plaintiffs Attorney.
T.. g. Address, Darlington, Lafayette Co.. " is,
EoIuCE.-rhc complaint in the ahNe entitled
action was duly filed IN the office Of the Clerk OF
thc Circuit, court for said iowa county, on the LIST
.luy at August lHs;i, aud Is now on Tile therein.
iv1 u, $. ROSE. Ilaiuun' $ Attorney.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-31
VILLAGE Of AYoca.
Town Sor,l, .rra, I

4NNN y -NUFtII-ft;llge East.
IL Franklin strip 81 rods wide
OIL the south side of nwLIneL II - s 60
Sophia Thomas...a square & acres
out OF the NV cor. of swI. sell II Il j 80
Mrs John Foltz.. part of Sc part of
swl4swA described as follows;
com. at the Sc cor of the Sw S0a
in sec u Sr 1 thence west on
south line of said so acres 1884,
II to sw cor of land decided to "
Richardson by J w Vail and
wife, thence N 4J7 feet thence W
2G9A # thence to south line of
said so acres thence $685. fl to
the place of beginning - ~ ,,.o
Mrs John FoltZ... 4 acre in the ne = -
cor the ne14 of nwl4 described
as follows commencing at ne
cor of pel4nwi4 thence running
VIZ rods and links thences
rods thence in ne direction ~
rods to the place of beginning
containing y acre more or less IL i -.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-31
TOWN OF HIGHLAND.
Village Of Highland.

lOWn i--NOftll-hQllEe l-EhSt
Thomas Manning 81 awl 4sw!sw! 2S 10 81 s.
Bridget Fitzpatrick Sc part lot No
4 com at the sc cor of said lot
thence soft 40ft s soft loft
to place of beginning % :,
do 5 and e part of lot commenc-
ing at the lie corner of said lot
hence W TSft $ 22ftw l20fts aft
- ~ GIFT to place of begin
nj % ~ 81
Hugh ~ lver......"lot No y - 81
VIM Sengp1el..wis lot " - G.
do wi. lot No % IS @;
&C David IS part n26-l9S of lot
No 20 lott front by 1851 back II O
do lot No y ) q
Hugh McIyer lot No 10 @
Bridget Fitzpatrick -.sw pit Of lot
M ~ com ut the sw cor of said
LOT thence iGfl u loft " 4Cft
40tt to place of beginning . 81
John Shaffra..se cor nwI4nwl4
com to-wit: at the sc cor nwl
nuI Ii 5 chm and g. ks Z Oh
10 ks $ 1734S W 10 CHI aud 80 ks
e IL CHI TO place of beginning
sec 50, twn Z, range /. east 6 I9-Il lbs o.
John Shaffra..lot of lot No 60
com at the NV cor of lot No 60
22ft W slft n to stake in Co
road thence in Sc direction
with said road f0Sft to place of
beginning -
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-31
Property for Sale.

The heirs IL the property situated ON the cor.
uer of Dodge and Mineral streets offer il for sale
at low figures. The house contains six rooms,
pantry. closet and celarS-and is located on two
large lots well enclosed and containing fruit
trees and goad cistern. For particulars apply to
Sasl.st JOHN EDEN.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-31
JOHN z. JONES, Judge.
Dated DodgevilIc. Wis. Aug. 9th, 1888. augl7w3
State Of Wisconsin, County Court for Iowa County

Slate Of WISCONSIN, County Court for Iowa county
In Probate.
Notice Is hereby given that NJ n regular term
al thr IuNn Comfy Court "a hr held in and for
said County at the Court House, In the village OF
Dodyc,iIlc In Dd county, On the "a day ct DC
lobrr A. H. lSs3 being The first Tuesday OF Shld
.uonth ut go'cock ia the afternoon of snid day,
the following mnttrrs will be heard and con
~idCrcd.
The application of David Mcfarland as exec
lItur al the lust viii and testament Of lhomns
stanley late of said county, deceased for the eX-
examination aud allowance OF his adminiStra-
ton account mud the assignment OF the residue
al said estate Ia such persons as are 10y law en-
titled TO the same.
Aud tits further ordered, that public notice
thereof he given To all persons interested by pup
fishing "A cupv of this order for three weeks sue
cssftcly prior to snid day Of hearing, IN The
Iowa county Democrat, IL weekly newspaper
published in said county.
by order of the Court.
JOHN r. JONES Judge
nnIcd nnhEcNiIlc, VIE. Amgnst l&th lNN@.-nl1
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-31
Stock Farm for Sale.

offer for sale my farm of - acres. said farm
is situated south OF Joseph Guudry's land on the
Galeua road about . miles from the city of Min
eral Point. The land is we'll adapted for stock
raising. Good spring of water close TO the house.
For particulars inquire of the owner.
lmI JOHN l., ROETHER.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-31
TOWN OF MINERAL POINT.

IUWu Z-East
Joseph Receipt nj rwlL-com.
az CHI n of sc cor OF said 30 acre
tract running thence 9aI oh 10
the sc cor. thence " 20 eh to the
sw cor, thence D 40 ch to the nw
cor. thence % ch to the ne
cor, thence 40 CHI. thence
81 W 100 CHI thence ST. 6
ch, thence HISS CHI. to the
place of beginning. containing
sal5 acres p Gels So 81
Town 5-NoI th-Range s-East
Patrick LenRhan--nw LnwILneiL Is 10 n
Alfred Richards DIT OF sci. as de-
scrfbed in deed recorded in vol
- of deeds ON page 6ss Is as
Thos Phillips--pt Of swL mel.
as described In deed recorded
in vol Is on page s4s u s15 N
Thos II Phillips-pt mel anvil rs
described in vol q OF deeds on
NJ page sss II 81 97sI
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-31

Commerce" said Patrick Henry,
should be "a free rs the winds of hea-
men,"