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deafness. which has long been great In,
hftaity, Ia now 10 bad that Il cuts her IN
from ready Intercourse with society, ana
tnat she hegins 4, hhrink, not unnaturally
from the outside void.
Ga tne other hand, the Prince 81 Wales
u ont and about much 90 the time, ASH
b "a his duty ANA pleasure q be-, He 10
phrnOmenally active, aud one reads him
AZ hting netimes moro, there and every
where His manners, which IRE qultr
spanish IN punctl iousness, arc always AZ
able aud engaging, ana ne - sought, M no
eluty nod icr public occasions, net only Tor
the sake of hs rank, but ALEC for his own
stls. ltis COMMONLY understood INA Hiln
his most irt.msfo geu, lsmon ifiends and Ia
tue most tree and.essv c'rcumsiauoes, the
bsis to tle tlflue OF Eueiand - lnt m AL
and lIWrys rrnl-rmnn.
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FOR SALE.

U,OR eALE-A PAIR OF FINE HoteEc
II work tplenpidly either double, single "a 50, /,
der saddle. Apply to 10 70 Elm street. fib2i q
NOR snLE-I AM AUTHORIZED TO SILL
i 20 acres milo from Dallas planted with
500 choice grapes and l,20 peach aud $50 plum
trees. No ectrd yGrcig s; the laud I as three iish
ponds stocked; VIII lend purchaser $1,000 TO
complete payment. JAMES ID. tIMPSON, Dal.
ina. fen2l.6t
TOR SALE or RENT-TIE CLYDE HOTEi. /,
| 70. room, e.st0ry brick, partly furnished.
FERGUSON & AsNEY, Real Estate Dealers,
Denton. Texas teb2l I'M
DoR E-RETAIL DRUG STOCK AND
/ furniture for snlc located In Anuolg Texas,
n thriving and growing tiwn, DOING q paying
business; com narai,veiy new stock large dis
Apply Apply % S' W ( +. II. cRowbUs. Wholesale
druggists, Dallas Texas, or 70 J. NJ AMBER.
soN& 90, AMMONIA, Tex IS. iebl9.tt
FOR SALE THE Two-srJRY BHIcK
/ building known as No. sol Main street APP
Wy 10 DEXTER e FERGUSON. 707 Main
street Dallas, Texas, tup-siairs.l fehla.u
!. OR sALE--1l FIVE RESI- DENCE Lor, ON
Z eiSting OF one acre, en- Ross avenue. near
new Catholic Convent for sale az a bargain In.
quire of w d ROBINSON, Colorado City. or
| HuNpLEY & SMITH Dallas. Texas. feb3.tf
t,oR SALE BUILDING NO 7u3. MAIN ST.
y now occupied by Douglas Bros. Cal on w
| II Peaumont stPsdgitt Bros. fob6.tf
| L My farm, 81 mues east OF Dallas, on Rock
wall road ann proposed line Of the g.. 9. u 5. Fe
Railroad, 70 Paris; leo acres, unfer fence:
good frame residence, s rooms L. thed and
plsstered; brick fireplace in each 70 III; 6.0o0
bearing fruit trees all of very best select on;
dsh pond stocked with German carp: horses.
wagons, plows. and all fer the sum OF six thou
sand Ave hundred dollars; en- third cash, bal-
ance IN one and two years. Address w. q. CON.
NOR. Box ~. Galveston. Texss. feb6.lm
NOR SALE-si5.U,O STOCK HARDWARE
L and brick store for sale on easy terms;
csusa for selling, business dull. Apply 20 J.
VIA EY, Ennis. Texas. lan3l-lm
, fr,i, 1.-THE CHOICE. VALUABLE AND
,par' Wy locsted property 25xi0) feet.
sl.n i,s si.s l-story iron front brick building,
! rs E,sr -. =. bposite Huey 4 Philips; terms
easy. Address RICHARD COIN t07k Main
street. Dallas, Texas iebl-t
I,oR SALE BROOM MACHINES FUt 5ADE.
| y 7wo new machine, and presses. Westlake
| " B'itlon manufacture. for sale cheap. Address
VIM. PFOUTs. care Herald office. jan22f
NOR sALE-rkINl MILLS AND FAR NJ
& including abou. 800 acres OF land 100 In cul
livsiion; balance timber aud pasture land;
bargain vill no given Apply 10 j. q. X EN
DALI, 403 Main street. Dtl,s dec23.
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Opinion of DIR. Mott, Lats Government
Chemist, on Allcock's Porous Plaster.

NV Investigation of Allcock's Porous
Plaster shows It to contain valuable aud es.
sential ingredients not present In any o'her
plaster, These ingredients are 20 perfectly
proporioned that the AlIcock's Porous Pias-
Ter will not cause bills iers or excessive irIits
ton. and find il superior TO and more effi-
Gent than any ether plaster.
HENRY A. MoTT Jr., Ph. D., +. G. g..
Professor Of Chemistry N. y. Med. Col
lege. etc.
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FOR RENT.


NOR RENT-A LARGE FRONT ROOM,
l. we'll furnished; suitable for couple of gen
tleinen. For particulars call at residence on
Commerce, No 1916 fab22lt
yNOR 0kNT-MEAr MARKET, WITH TOOLS
r aud hx ures, IN gooo paying locality; a
splendid opportunity for q good butcher APP:
NOR RENT-sEVERAL GOOD PIANOS AT
II q. -H.EDwARDs New Building, opposite
Pos,ofiice. iebl7-lw
TOE RENT-A STORE ROOM ON MAIN
L. street, north Court-housa, No. 200. aud three
rooms over tho said htore. Apply to W. BAR.
TON, Cos Elm St frhl4.lm
NOR RENT - FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
II rent at Go Masten street. corner OF San
Jacinto. For gentlemen only. ii. q. HOsklN.
febii.iw
TOR RkNT TIRE "AROADE HOUSE" ON
I south side Of Elm street, adjoining Blanktn-
ship g. Blake. having two store rooms ON he
ground floor a d some. twelve rooms up slaiis.
Apply TO MURPHY & BOLANZ. Real Estate
Aeeats No. 70a Main street teblS Ivy
NOR RENT-IWO SPLENDID OKGANo AT
L WILL A, wATKIN & CO.'S. Herald Build;
NOR RENT-tRoM MARCH 1891 ROOM
II now occupied by Dallas National Bank 707
Main street. Apply TO DEXTER & FERGUS.
soN. upstairs febI4tf
NOR RENT-oNa HANDSOMELY Flu N
4 i.hed room, two minutes wa k from the
Postoiiice. ADDRESS r., Herald office tebl0n
NOR RLNT-TnE SECOND STORY, FRONT.
L. ing Elm street OF the old Masalis building,
recently occupied by Htpstable Boot aud Shoe
company; size 80 by 100 feet q IL years lease.
Apply to J. 3. ROGERS, Secretary. at Blanken.
ship & Biake's feo3-r
TOR RENT-A SMALL COTTAGE WITH 8
I rooms at 1907 Commerce street, Apply 10 III
Main street lanzytf
/ or RKNTOk FOR -ALE--A GOOD PIANO.
I Apply at once at ait Rose avenue. lan26
lSoR RfNT--UN JANU Any LIST. THE TWO
store rooms Y os rs and 727 Main street
now occupied oy Edwards music store. Apply
tn CIV National hank. dea-u
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w3 a.. Bays Gel brat Il Pa en-
ARTIFICIAL LEGS and ARM
1871 ave all the motion OF the
natural limbs. Perfect saiis-
faction Ia all cases or no pay Prices
~ rsaurc1 so'e manufacturer for
IL maisned Louisisua soldiers. Pamph.
~ les and price LIST sent free.
Esn-s A. NcDERM0TT Manufacture.
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Those Complaining
4 sore throat ur h0aTsonesg should use
Brownie Bronchial rroohes. Tho cnool Is
-xtfaordlnary, particularly when used by
s.ugets and HpoAkers for clearing the voice
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Little ,oker.s the bss. smoking tobacco

HALLWAY Land Grants.
The Texas Pacific, lobby have turned their
attention to the SENATE. and hope to save
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The Examiner eaysit would ke 10 nave
The democratic convention meet IN Woo,
but ifihat cannot be Effected 10 would Ike
10 sec II meet iu San Antonio. We are
obliged 10 our Waco neighbor for the eX.
rreaeion OF it, partiaity for San Antonio
What we have said before upon this sab
ieot we reiterate. II cnu Antonio is chosen
we will guarantee that tho hospit llity and
good cheer which the delegates will receive,
will be such as to afford pleasant memories
,hroughont their lives. We have the sre.
est and busiest city in Texre, aud It's sur.
roundings will siIord enjoyment TO the
mem hers OF the convention when they con
spare time from their duties 10 wslk or
ride. Come TO the Alamo Uity.-lSau An
tonic Express.
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"Mny God bless YOU" said Rev. w. l
Martin, OF Mechanicstown Nd. "SamGri.
tan Ncryine cured my 6ts." $3.50 at drug
pists
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DO not waste your money buying Inferior
articles. Tell your druggist You want ALI
others made to sell on the reputation Of the
genuine article.
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Mr. Edwin NJ. Trafton, North George.
town, Mass. says: my blood received
great benefit from the use Of Browns Iron
lt-tlFrqp
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E !, DAWSON, N. D.
OFFICE WITH
DIR. II. M. PACE
Residence. e2a Young Street.
PERSONAL.
. ~<- -Ay~S
LARGE PROFlTS!FssA sssS:

wATER.COLOR, IrnIA INK. CRAYoN and
larsed rom any small picture. There portraits
have the widest popularity and are warranted
/, Give entire sstisfarton.
The BEST lNDU EMENTs WILL BIZ GIVEN
TO aOOD Agents. Address
UHA8. PErERsEN's PORrRAIr HOUSE.
auburn, New Yerk,
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IOSEpu l.. tOBB,
j ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW.
Special atienu II given 10 collections aud
criminal practice ia The courts OF North Texas.
once over Berry's drug store. east side OF
square, Sherman. Texas.
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THE COMBINATION,

Culbersou and Mellon met Ut the late
Federal court, in Jefferson. 1t nov appears
that Culberson will again offer for congress
aud Mclean Tor the circuit iudgeship. IL
Yves under. . ID that the latter and Cheno-
we IA wOald contest for Culberson's seat, ns
he had positively stated he would retire NJ
tho end OF his present term. The people
will have something TO eav about the uiie
mode by these eminent politicians 1T their
cor larerna -rMnrshall HefAld.
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PROFESSIONAL.

CEOE0E II. PLONVAtAN,
" ATTORNEY .AT-LAW
Aud NOTARY PUBLIC
703 North Side Main street Corner Poydras,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
Prompt site ton 10 business.
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STATE PRESS.

The Spirit OF tho Texas Press
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TIC people OF Austlh CITY unu IrNVIF
The toll bridge company offer 10 sell TO the
county nt abou, 5000 over the cost Of
building hrst class new bridge. IL cl aims
thst It's charter preclndes the county from
building another bridge. Meanwhile tne
travelling pubiic thinks IL IL outrageously
gouged by tho rates OF toll collected, and
business mas in Auitin consider tho foll
bridge an i'm pedimont TO the city's growth.
-TIjrenharr Banner
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(,IsA WFORD " CRAWFORD,
" ATrORNEYS-AT-LAW.
-Oiiice No. 723 Main st.
H. L. f,rAwFoEp. W. L. CRAWFORD.
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n. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Decatur Texas,
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With water work; gas works; street cars
an ice factory, oso railroad; another n
contemplation; and more prcspect9 than
any town IN the world, Gainesville could
not help booming -tdainesviile indie
peudeut.
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II street, north Court-housp, No. 200. aud three
rooms over tho said tiore. Apply to ". BAR.
TON Coz Elm at frtlf-lm
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S,COTT 4 JENKINS,
y ATTORNEYS
BROWNWOOD, TEXAS.
py-P-pmpt attention 10 business
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u ATTORNEYS AT-LAw,
72l Elm Str ,et, DAi LAS, TEXAS.
Special attention given TO collections.
NJ. ". CA DWELL II. l.. IRVINE.
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Tbe most remarkablc Remedy
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Agotp gotpfrR.

Like the cld sol iier thht he N, Genera
Ross rtconnoitefs the field carefully b lr,
proceeding 10 move Tor The capture Of sh,
gubfrnalional chair.-[FJrL Worth Go
zette,
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NOR RENT-sEVERAL GOOD PIANOS AT
II @. H.EDWARD5 New Building, opposite
pos,ofilce febl7-lw
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NOR RENT - FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
II rent at 60 Masten street. corner OF San
Jacnto. For gentlemen only. II. c. HosKIN
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SUGGESTIVE.

The law, tho hero law for theep. and per
hitting such nlock ~ can be allowed u run
az large, 20 range with freedom on public
domain, should have been entitled AN act
to induce uheepmen 10 raiso cattle aud
horscs IN addition 10 their ilocka." Sheep
rpisers should act on The suggsstion.-tSan
4
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L and brick store for sale on easy term;
csufe for selling, business dull. Apply 70 J.
pLA ICY, Ennis Texas. jsn3l-lm
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NOR REST-A LARGE FRONT ROOM,
II we'll furnished; suitable for Il couple of gen
tlemen. For particulars call at residence on
Commerce. No 1916 feb22n
M NM
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-10-17

The political prophet has utterly
failed in his predictions for this
year. According to his forecasts of
the situation we were to have the
longest and bitterest campaign ever
witnessed in the country. But here
it is, within less than three weeks
of election, and democrats, republi-
cans and prohibitionists meet and
greet each other in the most friendly
manner The democrats appear to
be especially good natured over the
bright prospects of a triumphant vic
tory. Although somewhat nervous
and shaky in the knees as they i'm
agine they see 1.-The handwriting on
the wall the republicans are con-
Quoting themselves as well as can
be expected under the circumstan-
ces; while the prohibitionists bear
calmly up under the charge that
they are democrats in disguise,
and forgive their republican enemies
as they hope their democratic friends
will forgive them.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-10-17
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

There will be democratic meetings
at the different places named below
as follows:
ADAMsvnLE, Oct. 3O.-T. Scott Ansley, Aldro
jerks.
ARENA, Oct 24-Chas y. Gregory, It's. Ansley.
AvoCA, Oct. &c. n. Gregory. J. B. Huse,
BARNEvELD, Oct 22-J. B. Jones, Aldro jerks.
CLYDE lat Town HalD, Oct. &c. W. McIlhon,
j. F. Grace.
COBB, Oct 2S-A. Macarthur, J. b. HuSe.
HIGHLAND, Oct. I'D. B. Jones, J. NJ Smith.
DoDGEvILLE, Oct. 29--Wm F.Vilas, J. NJ Smith.
GRTFFITH's SCHOOL HOUSE, Ridgeway, Oct %
d. B. Jones' Aldro jerks.
JACKsoN's SCHOOL HOUSE, Waldwick, Nov. 5
]. NJ. Smith, C. W, McIlhon.
MIFFLIN Oct. 3O-A. Macarthur, Geo. Crawford.
Moscow, Oct. SIT. S. Ansley, Geo. Crawford.
REwEY, Oct 25-D. B. Jones, C. w. McIlhon.
RIpGEwAY, Nov. IA. Macarthur, Aldro jerks.
The democrats in the different
towns are expected and requested to
make all arrangements for holding
the above meetings. All meetings
will be held at 7 p. m. at the time
and place mentioned above.
Per order of County Committee.
ALDRo jerks, Chairman.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-10-17

swered, you won't have corporals
guard to hear you" He was well
pleased to see such corporal 5
guard as was before him, and hoped
to meet that kind Of a guard at
every place. His remarks were
gentlmanly. but cutting, and to the
point. At the close of his speech
the band played another tune,
followed by song from the choir.
Hon. Burr ". Jones was then
introduced, and addressed the multi.
tude in his vigorous and convincing
style, thoroughly explaining the
tariff reform question.
We noticed several people from
Montfort, Cobb, Dodgeville, Ayoca
Muscoda, and other places, who were
all well pleased to hear the speakers
and to see such a fine turn out
This does not look as if the ole
banner town will give a republican
majority, as Mr.. Stone of The Mon
itor said.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-10-17
FRAUDULENT TICKETS!
To the Voters of the TWentY-Eighth
Senatorial District:

Fraudulent tickets have been
printed and are being circulated in
Richland county for the purpose of
defeating my election to the State
Senate. The name of Norman l..
James is substituted for my own on
the Democratic tickets. | have some
ofthese tickets in my possession, and
they can be seen by calling at The
Democrat office. call upon the
honest voters of the district to re-
buke this sort of work. Especially
let every Democratic voter be on his
guard so as not to vote one of these
tickets unintentionally.
GEORGE CRAWFORD.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-10-17
Mr.. SCHURZ' LABOR OF LOVE.

The following, refuting the charge
that Carl Schurz is paid for his
services in the present campaign,
recently appeared editorially in the
Detroit Free Press:
Although Mr.. Schurz announced, when he
commenced speaking for the Independent Re
publicans in opposition to Mr.. Blaine, that,
although far from being wealthy man. yet he
felt abundan tly able, in such cause, to bear
all his compaign expenses, some of the Blaine
organs seem never to tire in asserting that he
has been bought up by the Independents. Nor
is it to be wondered at that these papers support
ing and defending the knight who plumed him.
self with the Muligan letters should see bargain
ing and corruption in every political movment-
it is quite in their line. Nevertheless when
W. G. Thompson. for the Independent Republic
an Committee, handed Mr.. Schurz Sa56. that
gentleman declined it with thanks, and said
that he had not yet accepted one cent for his
services or expenses, aud did mot propose to
during the campaign.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-10-17

The account of Sanger, Rockwell
& Co. was on motion of Alderman
Prideaux referred to a special COM
mittee consisting of Alderman Snow,
for correction, with instructions to
report thereon at the next meeting
Of the Council.
G. r. Sharp, being present stated
to the Council that he had not
succeeded in procuring bonds as re-
quired and thereupon rendered his
resignation as City Treasurer which
was accepted by the Council.
On motion Of Alderman Gilman
the Council then proceeded to bal
lot for Treasurer, Alderman Gill
mann and Prideaux were appointed
to act as tellers, with the following
result: whole number of votes cast
was six, necessary to Il choice four.
Of which number Theodore Engles
received three, r. J. Penhallegon, Jr.
one, ID. p. Beech, one and John
Horn one. There being no choice
the council proceeded to ballot again
for Treasurer, whole number OF
votes cast was six, necessary to a
choice four, of which number Theo-
dore Engles received four and r. j.
Penhallegon two.
Theodore Engles having received
majority of all votes cast was
thereupon declared duly elected as
City Treasurer TO fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of G. r.
Sharp.
Alderman Prideaux moved that
the City Attorney be instructed tc
prepare an ordinance restraining
horses and cattle from running at
large in the City between the 1st OF
Nov. and the 1st, of April, annually
and present it to the Council at the
next regular meeting thereof. Car,
ried.
The bid of Crawford & Bro. fol
public printing was referred to the
committee on printing.
On motion of Alderman Gilman
| the council adjourned.
WM. A. JONES, Mayor.
T. S. ANsLEY, City Clerk.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-10-17
PARTISAN INCONSISTENCY.


A citizen of Monroe in commu-
nication to The Gazette of that
place shows up the inconsistency of
partisan republican editors as follows:
The Sentinel of September s4th said THE
nomination of R. n. LaFollette for congress in
the third district seems to give our democratic
contemporaries the jim jams. Had Mr.. Treat
been nominated these same sheets that palayer
and slobber sweet things for Mr.. Treat and his
friends here, would be more discourteous TO
him." The democratic press hiss said nothing
about Mr.. Treat since the Dodgeyille conyen-
ton. Those sheets sad nothing discourteoHs OF
him when he was state senator A few facts
concerning a bargain between two willing
hearts will here appear: Three days after Mr..
Booth returned from Dodgeyille, LaFollette. by
instinct caterpiller, came home, crawled all
over Booth, cured him of the = jim jams" and
gained his gentle affection for the Hazelton
clique He is now using his Sentinel to belittle
Mr.. Treat TO build up the Hazelton nominee.
Politics sink the manhood of republican editors
very low; here is an Illustration. Mr. Booths
many friends regret that he has placed himself
in this unenviable position, as type OF du-
plicity and yenality. He says in the Sentinel
of Oct 1st 'Will some of our comrades OF
the union army who propose TO vote for Burr
W. Jones, ask that gentleman TO give his
reasons for voting to reinstate Fitz John Porter
to rank in the I. s. \. and give him his back
pay" Jones never voted to give Porter back
pay, nor never voted to reinstate him in the
L, S. A. The bill as it passed the house of
1 l,al It
does not reinstate Porter, it only leaves it dis
cretionary with the President. l appeal most
earnestly to tie hearts of honest men who want
an honest government to vote for Mr.. Jones,
who would not enter into a corrupt bagain
though the heavens fall. shall not be called
upon by the readers or the Sentinel for apol-
ogy for here using my feeble pen. conscious
that inner light compels me to the task
The Sentinel came out with a
great flourish few days after La
Toilette was nominated, promising
that in its next issue it would show
up the methods by which the re-
suit was brought about. But in
stead of doing SO, the next issue
of The Sentinel contained a highly
complimentary notice of Mr.. La
Toilette, copied from The State
Journal, clearly showing, as the irate
editor was overheard to remark in
speaking of the nomination, that
although it was "a ID salty
biscuit" the republicans of Green
county would have to swallow ii
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-10-17
A Grand Democratic Meeting at
Highland.
Over Twelve Hundred People Present.

The grandest rally ever witnessed
in our pleasant village was on
Thursday evening of October 8.
The ladies of this place got together
and decorated the hall with notices
and ,wreathes of flowers, and beati-
full boquets were arranged on stands.
The speakers stand was hung with
evergreens, intermixed with beauti-
full flowers, and long before the
speakers arrived the hall was packed
to overlooking, and the streets were
crowded. The procession consisted
of two hundred and twenty-five
persons bearing torches and trans
parencies, headed by the Highland
Cornet Band. The hall was calcu-
lated to hold five hundred people,
but it was crowded to its utmost
capacity, and not more than one
third Of the people were inside OF
it. The procession formed at Ken
nedy's store and marched up to the
hotel to receive the Muscoda men,
who numbered about twenty-five,
thence to the lower part OF the
village, thence up towards the Ger
man Presbyterian church to meet
the speakers. They then stood
single file on each side OF the street
to let the carriage containing Hon
Burr w. Jones, J. L. O'Conner, |. G.
Comfort, and Harry Lane, pass
through. The procession then
formed and marched to the hotel,
where the speakers were very cor
daily welcomed. The President of
the Cleveland and Hendricks club
directed J. P. Cholvin to announce
to the people at the Hall that the
speaking would be in front OF K
Kennedy & Brothers store. The
hall was so full of people that 1t
consumed nearly half an hour be-
fore all could get out. The streets
were thronged with people waiting
with patience for the speakers. The
band played some beautiful pieces,
and the speakers came and took the
stand amid cheers. The choir sang
q song of welcome, and then the
band struck up another piece. Then
Hon. r Kennedy briefly addressed
The people, thanking them for the
generous turn out. and introduced
Mr.. J. L. O'Connor, who was re-
,eived with applause He stated |
hat when he was leaving Madison
ne was met by an old republican |
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