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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-19
filming.

COPPER QUEEN, Honduras, Rosario, Jocu-
" istlta Carbonate NIL 81 Cord Castle Dome Dahl
gren Freeand Breeze bellevue and all active
unlisted mining stocks bought AMI sold.
W. BKrNTON WELLING. 81 Broadway, Room "a
AIMING STOCK ORDERS EXECU TED.
VA Advances made IN New York and san Francisco
Advances mad United PIPE Liue oil Certificates
THE MINING RECORD. - Yearly.
A. X. CHIoOLM & CO., 81 broadway.
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Dream Cleaners

NATIONAL LTNE.-FrOm Pier So n. IL.
~ FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSIOWN:
ENGLAND Feb "a. 6:.',q The oueen Feb ~ y a. m
FOR LONDON DIRECT. .
FRANCE Feb 81 3 ~ N iDENMARK. Nor. 7, 3 y m
Cabin S5j 10 s7O outward S2G prepaid steeltge
ticket go F. W. NURSE Manager, 50 ana IS BToAu"a5'
NY.
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Real estate tDante0.

WANTED TO PURCHASE, within fifty
miles ~ New York small farm suitable for fruit and
poultry neshOorhood must be desirable and henhy NJ at
unless accompanied Oy iuI de-
scrpto property Advertiser cannot afford fancY pnce
Address tktIr Tribune UplOwn Omcr. l,25o BIOdd"av
WANTED 10 BUI-DakOta and Northern
w Minnesota lands. Address ". {. HILL, Washington
n. G.
NSvANTED-All kinds of property to sell,
w rent or take charge Of Loans made on rents
{. tAkREAU, Once 4l9 Grandst
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EyVNUTNV = IN T.. =
I'D New and direct line % the South OF France.
NEWYORK AID BORDEAUX DIRECT.
CHATEAU LATTE 1000 tons ~tt. March 3 II n m
CHATEAU LEONILLE, aunO tons Wei. Nii. . D. IA
Travellers France SPAN and ltay. Pyiele'0 Tau
Nice &C. will save time and expense by taxing TINS me-
Cabin ncudng wine, $50 >teerasc. 80. For passage
apply 20 ,,-,..,., ,.,.,.r A. ,,..,.-. ,
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Drooklnn propcrln for Sale anO 90 fci.
IGOR SALE.-A chemical factory in Brooklyn,
/ f. d. near Wharfage ~ los. brick buildings ma
rbinerv app1rau Tor manufacturing medicinal and other
chemicals buldnss suitable Tor OTHER pulpoa ~ u' al
tninins uulmuIoyed Kelsey ~ SUNDAM,
No SO Broadway. BroOklyn. l.. d.
NOR SALE on very easy terms, tOul-Story
brick dwelling slide Of Columbia Iicightt
street Forbes overlooking
the bay running through to Fnrmansi villa iouoIy
lot 2iNl oO sal amount ohJ oi C"'h
required Address L. LES TER, Tribune once.
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20 So q ~ - ABBOTi Genp Pass'r Agent New York.
,,,y,fHIIS< - II pG 4 II DE y T. -JfRSEN
= FHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenge

EHlGH EALLE1 hAIln,O "a I,-nI az a.
FZO a. m 34O and IN of baston Beth chem
Reading Mach Chunk MllkesOaIIe lOwSnua~ $500,
fthsca Geneva Lyons. Buffalo and the We9L FullI9An
ihToHeh coaches RUN daily. Local trains at 1+o p io
Easton Bethlehem and COplay. 20 - 1900, ,o- If,
Trains esying 7:s0 and 40 P ~ cShne. iGr t
Nahanoy and HazeltOn coal regions Suhlhy ram
LII 90 N.nch Chung s:I5 Leave Mauch Chunk Al
,-.- ,.,.o ...urr of Church and Cortiapdtsts.
Genera -''''" l.. L.. ENINGION. u. T. a.
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NORWICH LINE 49,. ,...,
N TO Boston worcester Nashua, Portland ana the East
The IRON Steamer 49,, ,o,.e,r,
.c,t execution the boat the Sound and
- fsyor.fe CITY OF NEW GOHh,
leave pier 80 40 North River foot Of Wattss next pier
above ID, sDIOssesst Ferry daily eXt cpl sun AySat"
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GERMAN AND L. s. MAIL STEAMERS.
" NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP IL NE BETWEEN NtN.l Dirk,
SOUTHAMPTON AMI BREMEN. -.
- Nf.t'h ~. warren ~.
WEIR SATURDAY.. NJ arch 3. Obt -Saiutf az. -
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW.IORk 20 sou IhAhf-
ton HANRE or BREMEN. 80.
FIRST CABIN ......SlOOI SEtO ID CABIN .......f' ID
STELKNGE $50.
Return tickets at reduced Prepaid Siteafe ocih
cafes, S2f steamers sail from Pier between second ani
in''"''''' 0EIIRIcms & CO.. Bowling Green.
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

a NENENATI 7 nv " UNI 7 To N'T.TII T
~ Between New y and Havre.
Comp1ny's pier No. - North Nycr foot O No1OnF
Travellers by this limo avoid both transit by Engsh u'
and the discomfort Of crossing the Channel IN Hna
Special leaving The any's docA 81 Ha'tc d
for arrival Of stcsmcts Baggage checked
Ncw York through 10 Paris.
PER.IIE Berry "wednesday, ItD a. D. in
ANEKIOTfE, S4utel "Wednesday. Feb. -. g a.
CANAD !. fIangcul .....Wodh sday' -, ~ 'i
NORMANDIE new vs. t'inc dtN Iaf
payable sight IN amounts 70 suit Oh the B~nlu'
Transat antique of Pans
For freight and passage apply u
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CUNARD LINE.

NOTTCT-"LANE ROUTE"
FROM NETWORK TO LINhEPOOL VIA QUEEN \
TOWN.
FROM PIER No. "a. NORTH RIVER
PAVONl " educ~dav. Fru II. ..
~IlIk\l 4 ~ Feb - .i a. iI
BDTHN rdnesdaY. Mafc a. a. ~
\
cabin passage $50 SSi ana 500
Seeraee ann from an parts OF Europe az very ID"
Tates F.csht and passage 0llce. 40 Bowling Grccn.
VERNON H. BROWN & Co, Agents
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On ami after December 4, 100
GREAI IEI- xix LINZ


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ItO ~ ae::...,-- -.
New-YOrK. via DesbrOsses ana Conltlandt
Streets Ferries. a. follows 80, ,,, r,.,,.-.
Harrisburg plttsburg the est and south, WIN Punan
Palace cars Attached and D nj dairy New fOtk
Chicago Limited Of ParOr, Dining SMOKING ana sleep
ing Cars at 9 a. IN. every day o., ID, III. o..
William pon, Lock Haven a M p M; 'oiIy anu IIs ~
connecting at Cory for I1tusVile fetiOeuh Con
ire, and the OIL Regions -, ,,.-.-s u,..,.,.u,o,
Tprtss o. Pullman PariOr Cars daily except sunday ~
a m arrive Washington p. IN. REGULAR via H. ai1 T. u
r. and 30 a. $40 and p M and ~ night wa
Il; aud o. II. H.. ! and p. and y night a m ,u,.
SUNDAY Via b. and r. r.. m. y IN. anu IL mgh1
VIA 3 and X. r.. Z p and IL night ~
Tor Atlantic CITY except Sunday OLD m anu p' H. on
SUNDAY. BIB a. ~ "a, s.,,,e.-.
For cape Nav. except sunday DID l1'io d III Oh 0HiJ'
onS Bsy Head Junction intermediate taoDs.
yie RAILWAY and AmbOy, =. IL noOh oi@O snu . D. H.
On sunday o a. M. Docs not stop az Abbuiy faIA ,.
uoat M 6fOoklvn Annex connect WIN al lnIuhe ahs
az Jersey CITY anOrdiDg speedy aho uIect u"''o oi
NJ FROM Pitisburg go and u 30 a. N. 100 and
1 ~, = ~ day From Washington ana Baltimore . ~
6opm 70 $50 g35, 10 80 and 1000 T. N SUNDAY o:5o
80 20 o3j and 1850 D. From Baltimore ~ j.; "
-, SrnSav gj D. IN From Philadelphia 1O 6ZO 80
go 20 $40 l04O. 40 a M, ~ = . ~ o1O'
S9V S0 o ~ 1920. 1875 and 10 30 r. m slh1S'5 ~
go 30 $50 ll.5o GZO. $780, $3.50. lo2o 1850 ana
io''o !" TO PHILADELPHIA
THE oLp.EsTABLJsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
aornArNs EACHwAY WEEKDAYS AND on Sun.
iDHY 2 STATIONS IL PHILADELPHIA, IN
NETWORK.
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PHILADELPHIA.
,oueIE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUGT
DCSSEST AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY

,e,s =, aims leave New York Desbrosses Court
iandt 1t Ferries. as follows ,,,. =, ooo - -
ot"' "a n and g o. and IL night. Sundays 9,
- I5mad and 10 a IN, 4, o. T. 3 aud D. H.. and IL
night. -. ,.,x vork daily ercent Sunday az
81 ~ u and D H.. running through VIA Trenton an
1tHng trains leave Broad street stations Phadephs
tfimited Express 1870 p M 3 T. o. t525 LiI9itedl o.
90 las ald $50 j. m on SUNDAY iSOI . % 70
Lave Philadelphia via Camden. = H. and 45o ~ daily
except Sunday. ,,.. o-..,..ou 7 tIou.o
and foot OF and COnrtandt sS GOA tst ana
Brooxy1 Annex . alton foot Fu Ons, brooklyn NOS
III il and is udsOn.st HobOkeD station Jersey CITY
Elugrant Ticket once Plor l.
The SewYork transfer Company Will eau ioi ana checA
baggage from hotels and residences
CHARLES L.. PUGH, J. H. WOODy
Gene aauaser General Passr Agent
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
BOUNDBROOK ROUTE
HTryv vnpK AND LONG BRANCH r. K.

Wv (Pennsvlvania r. r.. foot Cortianl'
IN Nev.York II. DesbTOsses-st
N'"' lCeptral r. Y. of Nj, loot LlOeItys@
LEAVE NEWNORK commencing oct IL. l99-.o ~, Lax
south AmOOy via c. K *. OF y j. o. > - a. a. a. -,
d. p via Penn r. r.. g. Il m 2 N sdnIaS' m d.
For Matawan. &c. vie O. r. X. Of n o. - d w. m
4 d D. IN, via Penn. r. r. 8 a NJ i m $3.50 p n sun
days, ga. III 60 C-o~o Ash,rv Park
Sea Gir Point Pleasant. &C., VIA g r. IL OF "
mn / a. 8 D. m via Penn. r. r. IN, II NJ 3d. y III
SUNDAYS stopping ocean Grove or AsOdly I"'Ab
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N T. ST. d. m. lido p. -, ~. ~, So ,
6 n m For Keyport s. S:I5 lli5 m. 10 40 p III
For Atlantic CITY Vineland BTidSi'on' &c, t34 i2pnlPH
r n a a b.; - n X Of \ g. +. A., p. r. r. supt
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-10

The American Register, democratic,
published at Washington, ID. c., does
not want the tariff question made the
great issue of the campaign of next
year, and declares that the real issue,
and one which is wider and deeper
than all others, is democratic control
because of republican greed and cor
ruption" One serious objection to
making this the only campaign cry of
next year would be the fair presump-
ton that Il party which is afraid to de-
clare its honest sentiments Oh Il queS-
ton of such great Importance to each
individual and SO national in character
as the tariff question cannot be entirely
free from the greed and corruption SO
deeply deplored in the party i'll power.
No, give us something honest and tan
gible for an issue, which will wear
through the whole campaign. Without
doubt the republican party will declare
for Il high tariff for protection, revenue
and division. and the democratic party
must join issue if it will prove itself
equal to its opportunity,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-10
HIGHLAND.

The school board has accepted the
painting on the school house, and
have discharged the painters who
have done the building great credit
by making it look new.
The strike movement has just
struck this place by the m liners in
the Kennedy and Flynn mines,
who struck last week for higher
wages They were receiving $1.25
per day, and now are going to have
S1.50 or play. The consequences
is the mines are shut down and will
not open until fall.
James Silenger departed for the far
west last week, He intends to visit
some parts Of Colorado.
Peter Esser is making some very
valuable improvements on his saloon
by putting in new plate glass front
and also some other improvements.
Mr.. and Mrs Cosens, doctors, OF
Dodgeville, made our village a
pleasant call last Saturday and were
the guest of Mesdames Guoin and
Dolphin.
Misses Lansing and Mtchfield OF
Rockford, Ill, spent a few days in
our burg, and were the guests OF
Mesdames Guoin and Dolphin.
Miss Mary A. Grace has at present
a severe attack of inhammatory
rheumatism which compels her to
keep her bed. Doctor Charles Egan
has her case in hand, and it is to
be hoped that she will be able to
be around in a few days.
Business in our village is at pres
.ent very dull, owing to the farmers
being so busy with their harvest,
which is pretty good.
While w. J. Nicholson and Mr..
Roberts were scuffiing one day last
week they both fell. Now Mr..
Nicholson goes around with his
arm in sling, he having strained
his shoulder by the fall.
Mr.. Moses Lews, of the firm of
Lewis Bros, returned home from
Chicago last Monday, whittier he
has BEEN purchasing a large stock
of goods for the above firm.
Remember the grand benefit pic
mic to be given for P. S. Smith next
Wednesday, Aug. 10.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-10
WISCONSIN EDITORS.
How They Stand on the Political Cues
tionS of the Day.

The State Journal has made Il canvass
of Wisconsin on the POLITICAL prefer
ences of the newspapers of the state in
regard to presidential candidates, and
principal issues likely to be Involved in
the canvass.
The press politically is divided, "a Re
publican, . Democratic. u indepen l.
ent and } prohibition. OF the former,
80 favored Fairchild for president, II
Blaine, II Arthur, 8 Edmunds, Lin
coin and . w. L. Sherman. ColfaX
Logan, Grant, Caswell. John Sherman
and st. John Of Kansas each had one
supporter among the Badger editors.
while II declined to express an opin-
ion.
For second choice the Republican
papers stood: Arthur 10, Blaine IS. Ed
mundS 10, Fairchild 3. Lincoln 1, John
Sherman ;. Ben. Harrison and W. 7.
Sherman, Nathan Golf of Virginia, Bob
Ingersoll, w. ID. Kelley of Pennsylvania
and John B. Finch of Nebraska leach.
The independent papers stood: Fair
child i, David Davis 5. Blaine 3, Arthur
3. Tildeu ,. +, Is. WaShburn l and
Theo. ID. kanOuSe |.
The Democratic papers stood: Nc
Donald ;, Bayard :. Cleveland and
Carlyle, Hancock, Il. l.. Flower and
TildGn | each.
Upon the tariff question the Repub-
lican papers were divided as follows
protection straight 10, free trade 20. for
revenue only ), low tariff until out of
debt, ana then free trade ), reformed
protective tariff ,, the present law 1.
The independent Journals pronounc
Ell us follows: Protection straigh 10;
revenue tariff, with incidental protec-
ton, ;; revenue only, ;; low protec-
tive tariff, / gradual reduction, with
ultimate free trade. ,.
The Democratic papers We're eightee;
for tariff for revenue, two for protec-
ton and one for free trade, while the
prohibition papers took no interest in
the subject.
On the liquor question 10 Republican
papers are in favor of high license, :
for prohibition and , for no license
whatever. OF the Independents, 81
are for high license. and l each for
prohibition, no license and high liq-
uor, low beer" The Democratic
papers stood for high license, 5 for
The present law, for low license and
for free trade in liquor.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-10

state oi Wisconsin-lowa County Circuit Court.
William T. Henry. administrator of the estate
VI Martin rhtllu, deceased, plaintiff, against
isabella Goodsell Francis Goodsell, Ada Billings,
Mary unSkipg, Laura jerks l. Il. GoodSell,
Fannie Goodsell John H. Billings. admiuiStra-
tor of 4. H. GoodSell, deceased, G. Aultman
y Co. Michael ChriStophcson AMI Francis
polan, defendants
liy virtue ot aud pursuant to decree OF fore.
closure and sale rendered in the above entitled
action on the 18th day of June, A. y. lsS2, i'll
said Iowa county circuit court will expose for
sale and sell Mt public auction Ia the highest
bidder for cash al the front door of the court
house in the village Of nodscNille in said county
and state On Friday the 2lth day of August \. u.
iSS} at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of said day,
the following described premises or 50 much
hereof rs may he necessary to raise the amount
If such Judgment interest costs, and costs OF
sale, tO-wlt;
The northwest quarter of the north west quar-.
ter OF section twenty eight (lSl and the northeast
quarter Of the north east quarter of section
twenty nine (tN; all IN township seven "a north.
Of range one ~ east, in Iowa county, Wisconsin,
containing eighty acres more or less.
Dated sheriff Office. podgCville. Iowa County
Wisconsin, June 10Th, 1858,
RICHARD LANE.
sheriff, Iowa County, Wis.
J. NJ. Smith, Attorney for Plaintiff. jy6-iSw7
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-10
T,ECf AL NOTICES
rn,1ri Inwn CnmntN.

Circuit Court-Iowa County. .,,
u,r,, Ann Wortley and John Ilurker, Plaintiffs,
vs.. MARY Ilugin Mary Ann Iinrker, Margaret
Jane Anderson. Joseph $. Ilarker, Joseph Iinr-
I.rr birmingham Kirkbridc John kirkbride,
InLn unrkrr Margaret Ann ICasdale, Ann
Inrkcr, Mary Ilarkcr and John liarker deien-
tlnuts =, :, c1,,,
The state Of Wisconsin to the sail Defendants
aud each of them: ..-i,,.;,
Ynu nrc hereby summoned 10 appear within
twenty dnys after peryicc OF this summons; eN-
elusive of the day Of service, ana delehd inc
above entitled notion in the court aforesaid; ana
IN rnqc Of yuur failure so to do, Judgment VIII ne
rendered against you according to he demand OF
the complaint; OF WHICH cory Is HEREWITH
SERVED trON NOT. 80
d. $. ROSE Plaintiffs Attorney.
r. q. Address, darlington, LaFayette 'o,' IS
HorIGE-Thc complaint IN the awe Ghtitiei
notion was duly filed in the office of the CLERK OF
,,r Circuit court for snd iowa county, on the Isl
Inv ut august. 1859, and Is now on ME therein
F. ID S kOSE. nlMimlln, $ AttOrnCN.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-10

Speaking of the campaign in Iowa,
an exchange says that the best posted
politicians are at sea as to the probable
result. THE democrats are hopeful
the republicans lukewarm. ana the
prohibitionist energetic How are
the mighty fallen, when it can be Ser
iously talked of that the radical state
of Iowa at the coming election may
pass into the lands of the democrats
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-10
Valuable Farm f0r Sale

otter for sale my farm consisting OF 2iO acres
of land, situated two and one-half miles west OF
Calamine, and one and one-half miles north of
the Catholic church in Kendall, Lafayette coun-
ty, Wis. The farm is well fenced, has good
dwelling house and good barn and other out
buildings, and has an abundance of springs upon
it; it is on the line of good roads to market, to
school and church. There are 80 acres under the
pillow. AZ acres of natural meadow and timothy
and clover, so acres of good young timber, and
50 young apple trees planted spon it; the bal
ance of the land is in pasture; the timothy and
clover land yields about 40 tons of hay per year.
Boners branch runs through the north part of it.
The above farm will be sold on reasonable terms
title perfect-if not sold it will be rented. Fol-
further particulars enquire of the undersigned
on the premises. 49tdecl. PATRICK WHALEN.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-10

Gen. Harnden publishes a card to
correct the report sent abroad by two
newspaper reporters that he did not
want to Ie retained collector any
longer. He says he does want to be
retained in the collectors Office for
the second district of Wisconsin, and
if turned out to give place to the
man who is appointed to succeed him
he will consider it a violation of the
pledges and promises made to the ex'
soldiers and violation OF the law itself
But in order to redeem later pledges
and promises Gen. Harnden will in all
probability have to give way.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-10

The Darlington Republican says that
the republicans of iowa "are prepar-
ing for vigorous and aggressive cam
paign, to begin as soon as the harvest
is over" What's up. A vigorous and
aggressive campaign in Iowa! Shades
of Stephen w. Dorsey, has it come to
thiSp
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-10

Last weeks Lancaster Teller con
tained long extract from fine free
trade speech made by Hon. John
Bright, at Birmingham England on
completion of the twenty-fifth year as
representative of that city in parlia-
ment. We are glad to see such good
seed sown Oh the virgin soil of Grant
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-10
THE DEMOCRAT.
Mineral Point, Friday, Au 10, 1888.
Geo. Crawford, Robt M. Crawford,
EDITORS AND PRoPRIEToRs.

Although no elections occur i'll this
State the coming fall. by force of habit
some of our republican exchanges are
beginning 20 talk of southern outrage s.
and the danger of placing the govern
ment in the hands of the democracy.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-10

Wilson a EncIlhOhs
ATTORNEYS AND CoUSsELoRs AT LAW once In
City Bank, Mineral Point.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

state Of Wisconsin, Iowa County Court ssh
Probate. -,
In Inc matter of the estate oi Adam Plank, de
Ut.SC,l.
Letters of administration on the estate OF Amahl
Plank having been issued To Edward Phillips
and olive Plank.
n is ordered that six months from and after
this date be- aud ARE hereby allowed for the cred,
itnrs III thcsaid Adam Plank, deceased, TO present
thrir claims for examination and allowance.
ordered further, that the claims aud demands
of NIL persons against said deceased be received,
examined and adjusted by this court Mt regular
Terms thereof To be held at the Court House i'll
the village of podgevtllc, IN said county, ON the
first Tuesdays OF January aud February, 4. u.
1881 and TINT notice thereof he given 10y publca-
tim NJ This order for four weeks successfully in
The Town County Democrat, weekly newspaper
uuhliShrd ut Mineral Point in said county.
lIy the court
JOHN r. JONES, County Judge.
Dated podgcViIlc Wis, August eth, 1888. allows
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

State Of Wisconsin, Iowa County Court-ss, In
Probate.
deceased
Letters Of administration on the estate OF
Joseph Huppcrts deceased having been issued 10
James HutchiSou.
Ii is ordered that six months from aud after
this date he, and are hereby allowed, for the
creditors of said Joseph HuppertS deceased, 10
ancc.
Ordered further, that the claims and demands
OF all persons against said deceased be received,
examined and adjusted by this court at regu-
lar terms thereof 70 be held AZ the Court House,
in the village of Dodgevllle In said county, ON
the hrs TUESDAYS of December, 1883 aud Janu-
AIRY. \. ,. 1881, and that notice thereof DC given
by publication OF this order for four weeks sue
ceSSively in The Iowa County Democrat,
weekly newspaper published at Mineral Point In
said county.
BY the Court:
JOHN T. JONES, County Judge.
Dated podgeville. Wis, june 9th, lSSS-jl5w4
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-10
The Common Council

Mineral Point, August 9th, 1888.
A regular meeting of the COM
mon council was this day held in
the council chamber.
Present his Hon. Thos. Priestley,
mayor, presiding, and all Of the
alderman.
The proceedings of the last meet
ing were read and approved.
The mayor and the council then
proceeded to canvass the votes poll
ed at special election held in the
several wards of the city on the Sd
day of August, A. d. 1888. to ascer-
tain whether the voters We're liz
favor of making a loan of $4,000,
for school purpose with the follow
ing result:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-08-10
sheriff of Iowa county, Wisconsin,
I NJ SNrrll. Attorney tor Plaintiff 52w1

state OF Wisconsin County Court for Iowa
Couuty.--lu Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at q regular term
uf the Iowa County Court TO he held in and
tarsdid county nj the Court House in the village
of putcevillc in said county, on the It'll day ot
Srptcmher A. u 1851. being the first Tuesday of
said nouth Mt O'Clock in the afternoon OF said
,laN the following matters will he heard and
ConSidCred
The application of rhoS. T. fnrmcie and VIM:
r Henry 10 admit to probate the last will and
testament of " fltam T. Henry late of the city
of Mineral Point in said county, deceased
And ii is nrthcr ordered that public notice
thereof he given to all persons interested by pub
litrhins n copy of this order for three weeks sue
rcSSiycly prior o said day ot hearing. in The Iowa
County Democrat n weekly newspaper circua-
ing in said county.
Bv order of the Court
JOHN + JONES. Judge.
Dated podscville Wis, July 9Th lSS3. ily27wS