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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-07-18

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Surgery, Philadelphia. Pa, Coad's Block, Mineral
Point Wis.
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| We will offer all our lawns, the
| finest qualities, at ten cents yard
to close. J. DELLER.
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JOHN GODFREY.
In Willow Springs, on Saturday, July 70, John
Godfrey, of Inflammation of the bowels; aged
about D years. The funeral took place GU
Monday.
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within Ave days others will be sent in their place.
The above WATCH las represented in the CUT,
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sent to subscribers of THE WISCONSIN on the
following terms:
FOR S3.5O-Thc watch and chain and the
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ember 18th.
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FOR S1.00-The watch and chain and 10
copies of the Weekly Wisconhin six
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copies of the Daily Evening" Wis
consin until Nov. 18th.
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Standard Dictionary.
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one who shall send cub Of nttsen subscribers to
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Address all orders to
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ATToREEYs AND CouEsELoRs AT LAW. once
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MONEY TO LOAN OH frst-class real estate ecu
CITY.
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Office opposite X. d. Pulfords, Mineral Point,
Wis Ohfce hours from to 10, A. NJ. and TO 3,
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ATTORNEY At LAW, Mineral Point. Office east
front room City Hall
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office up stairs IL
Lenahan's block, opposite w. I. Heurys BANK
Mineral Point.
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II owns AMI operates 4Gp1 miles OF road IN
Northern IlnOis, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa and
Dakora; End It's main lines, branches aud cnnEcc-
ton, ~ c all the great business centres Of the North
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Daily Republican., 1884-08-23

NLLSON-On 2lst Of August, Huida W.
Nelson, aged 10 years.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
Invited to attend her funeral from the rem
dence Of her father, TIA Head street. on Sun.
day, August 2sth 1884. at o'clock y. IN.
HOLLIN4SWUkTH- tho 2lst OF Au-
gust, Hannah NJ, daughter ofHannsh and
the late John HolltngsWorth, aged ~
years.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully inyi.
ted to attend the funeral from the residence
OF her mother, near Loveviile, MIL Creek
Hundred, on Sunday afternoon at o'ciosk.
Services Mt the house. Interment ut Rcd
Clay Greek cemetery.
RICHAHD5ON-O On the 2lst inst. Mary A
wfe OF Henry J. Richardson, aged %
years.
Relatives aud friends Of tn family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
nom the residence Of her husband, lllb West
clock. Interment at Rivervisw.
PETTYJoHE-August I'D, LeoAa II
Pettyjohn. aged II ears.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invi.
ted TO attend the funeral. Services 1T her
day evening, August 25th. At 8 O'Clock. In.
torment Tuesday, 2oth, Mt Milton, del.
Philadolphia and Baltimore papers please
copy.
|SPENCE-In this city on the nd inst Alfred
e., son Of Joshusand Margaret Spence, aged
10 months.
Relatives and friends OF tho family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
rom the residence OF his parents, No. 300
East tn street, on Sun lay afternoon At 2. 70
O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-23
For particulars $40 posters ana program.
PROGRAM


Monday, the 25th instant, q O'Clock n. IN.
revelli through the city. 8o'clock, q NJ, ap-
pointed tune for the arrival OF German eocle.
ties 70 meet at the German Hall. . O'Clock a
m, formation Off parade. A. 10 o'clock a.
m, sharp, stsrtin2 time for the parade
through tho prlncipa! streets and to tho park
Arriving at the park, general enjoyment and
recreation ti!l2 o'clo X p m; at this hour for
mai opening OF the fest, consisting Of an ad.
dress OF welcome by the President, followed
by English grafton by Anthony Higgins, Esq,
closing with an English male ,horus with or.
chestral accompaniment: thereafter all kinds
|of amusements, consisting Of eagle prize
shooting, Punch and Judy, target shooting.
lying horses and othor ADJUSTMENTS OF differ
ont kinds, also an instrumental con cert by tn
FIRST Rog' mont band and dancing all the af.
ternoon and evening until 10 O'Clock p. IN.
tuesday, August 20, reveillo through the
city at O'Clock u. NJ; continuation Of tho
festivities at the park, beginning at 10 O'Clock
q H., with Instrumental concert and eagle
prize shooting, minstrel perform Ance 81 nginQ
ny Delaware S,engerbund, alsO gynnastic
performance by the Wilmington Turnverin
Fat man race and varied other Hmusemepts
Dancing all the afternoon and evening until
10 O'Clock p. IN.
-.wednes day, the 27th instant. rey.ille
| through the streets Of the city At o O'Clock a
n; continuation Of tho test at the park. DO.
ginning At 10 O'Clock a. m., with instrume al
concert minstrel performance, closing Of the
eagle prize shooting ind award of prizes
SACK racing OF adults at 2 p. m, different
games Of too children Of the German A mdri.
| can school, also dancing all the afternoon
nod evening. Grand display Of fireworks In
the park this evening, closing at 10 O'Clock D,
m. r.
N. B.-Ths park will, during the fost,yi.
lamps Of the Arnoux Electric Light Dom.
pany. Another new feature VIII be the res.
| taurant, whore the epicurean can yet ali the
aeiacacies OF the season q; regular price.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-23

nv
w. As l.u aug. -oecretary
os', Vi .ne i1enocralc oohgrsss'ohai
C .h Ooln.nlt'ee, aiscoveIeu ,o.uay
In .Ao uon Mts.ee was iha1 Vercently
heipihs nione tn6 hepuoilcah ainpaignt
y ny u1s.rlouelng "epupllcan documents.
lne Delnoclatic oominlttee mas oe"h
eonuing ou., as one vi its pr,hclpai cam,
paiSn uocuuenss, the speecn uenvero'
py SenaTor sornees on ,ne 'mprlaoh-
nens vi Mcoweesey, ehr lrish suspect
~ sho Dr.isn oniclais, curing the Gar
nelu aun'ihis.,aIioh' anu COPIES OF 'hest
spoeones 1re oo1d 'h ~ the com mittet
oy requlsi1ioi ei''n 1he senate ioiolng-
ioonh.
Lney are ueiiVe'ea n me ccmmlttet
III iaree quAn, IT, several thousand a.
.,ne, aiIssuy Ioiuea ana IN wrappers
~nu are auorosseu py the comnittee
e o anu paced IN Inc mails. i
appears W nave peeii the custom OF TN
Daily Republican., 1884-08-23
!. t,TptD |TlOk
8us,~,'s p,ars nna Pr".prcts.

=
New YoRK, Aug Eek Governor
Butter gate up ,.is rooms at the Fifth
Av. Aosel to-day and took an afternoon
train tor Boston. He was evidently
Rr atty pleased with his visit to New
u k aud spoke encouragingly about
tn pra pee 8 Of i.is canvass. "General
Blu ler has not bad much to say since
ms arrival in New York." said promi.
nent politician tonight, "but he has
done m amazing amount of work. His
CANVASS Is now fairly under way and I
think ais plans, when carried out, will
give al entirely new phase TO the cain
paign. General Butler knows pretty
well, 1 suppose, that he cannot be
elected this year, but he means 10 put
the Autobiography party in such shape
In the next Congress that they will, by
fusion with the Dem ocrats, control that
body"
"Will he continue his plans for Q
fusion electoral ticket"
Undoubtedly. He will concen-
trAte all his efforts in that direction,
and continue directly on that line Of
track"
"But will not that naturally tend to
tile election of Cleveland ?"
Doubtless it will. 1t will, in my
opinion, give Kansas to the Democrats,
and will cut heavily into Blaine in
Massachusetts, Michigan and Iowa.
The Democrats here tonight are greatly
elated over the idea, and say 1t will
turn the tide of the campaign"
What do the Republicans say of
tn is %
"Thsy are correspoudingly down.
cast. and the reports you have seen Of
Chandler 3 con ference with Butler, are,
in my opinion, we'll founded"
At the Fifth Avenue Hotel tonight,
President Arthur's friends den led that
any such conference had taken place.
The President himself was busy all day
with Secretary Lincoln. At 9 O'Clock
they had just commenced long days
work, and sat down to dinner in the
Presidents private rooms. The Presi-
dent, therefore, could not be seen.
Senator Malone, who had been con.
spicuous figure In the hotel lobby for
several nights past, when asked about
the Butler. Chandler conference to- night,
replied that he had only heard rumors,
but he could not see what they could
have to confer upon. III is was a
conference" said he, it must have
been very small one." General Ma
hone visited the Republican Committee
rooms to-day and was .closetsd for
several hours with Chairman Jones.
1.-THE troubles in Virginia." said a
well-informed Republican, are mat.
ter which the National Committee are
at present pretty much inclined to take
but little part in. At present they have
but Mahone's side of the story. He is
confident that Blaine can carry the
State, but he evidently wants it all
done In Mahone's pame.'
Judge Foraker, of Ohio, who has
been in conference with the powers at
headquarters to-day, left for Virginia
to might at II. He will doubtless keep
a lookout on the situation, and, as he is
to return directly to Maine, think it
is safe to say nothing will be done until
he comes back.
Among the callers at the Republican
headquarters were General Charles
Grosvenor, ofAthens. Ohio Auditor
Oglevee, of Columbus NJ. II. Dunnell,
of Minnesota General Negley, Repre-
sentative Thomas M. Bayne and ex G ov.
ernor Hoyt, of Pennsylvania.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-23

Last evening Squire Bertolette heard
the case of James II. Wood s. Company
against John Peoples, cashier Of the
the Union National Bank, to recover a
aeot Of $63.2l, alleged to be due the
plaintiffs for work done and material
furnished. Each OF the parties had Mt.
torneys, Wood 81 Company being re-
presented by Hairy Emmons, Esq,
while Harry Sharpley Esq, appeared
for Mr.. Peoples.
The defendant claimed that greal
part OF the work was unnecessary, AND
done without his orders, but the evi
dence showed that the work and tbs
amount If material to be used had
been left by Mr.. Peoples to the discre.
ton OF the plaintiffs. and that no more
work was done or material used thar
was absolutely necessary. The Squire
gave Judgment for the full amount O.
the bill and the costs, in favor of tn.
plaintiff.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-23
Three DPanks.

This morning William Hahn WAS b.
fore Judge Cummins, charged will
drunkenness, and in answer TO thu
question II he was guilty or not guilty
replied was drunk. certain" A
fine of 81 and costs was imposed.
William Patterson was found last
night by officer Mcbride en- Water
street between Market and Shipley
streets, helplessly drunk, and taken to
the hall. Admitting the charge, he was
fined 81 and costs. John McShea, who
was with HIM, denied being drunk, and
insisted that he was trying to take Pat
terson home, but upon the officers testi.
tying that he was almost as drunk a.
his companion, he was fined 81 and
costs He then stated that they had
only "a 60 between them, when the
Judge reduced the fine to 81, 80 that
their assets would cover their liabili.
ties.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-23
The VOlksfoht,

Monday will be the opening day for
the Nolksfest, which has now become
one OF the institutions in this city, and
the festival ill continue tire, days
The various committees have been busy
for some time in putting the grounds in
proper order, and having temporary
buildings erected for the accommoda.
ton of the band, ice cream stand, res.
taurant, etc, and the { ectric lights fol
the Illumination OF the grounds at n Ugh,
will be put in place to-day.
The grand parade will Dove mpt.
ly at 10 o'clock Monday morning, and
Chief Marshal Becher requests that all
who intend to participate will report tt
him not later than . 80 o'clock, 40 thai
be will he enabled 10 assign them
places in the line.
The column will form on French
street facing east, the right Of the frs,
division resting on Sixth street, and
that Of the second division on Ninth
street. The route ,.ill be as follows
French to Third, to King, to Front, t.
Market, to Second, to Tatpall, Il
Fourth, to Market, TO Ninth, 70 Wash
inRton, TO Tenth, u Jefferson, TO Della
ware avenue, to Pennsylvania avenue
to the park and dismiss. The order o
procession will be a platoon of police
Chief Marshal Becher with his aides
August Biermann, Anton Gross, Charles
mammele and William Groiner.
Executive COMMITTEE, Delawar,
S;engerbund, with decorated Wagon
following; Philip j. Walsh s. Company
Lexington Barney, Samuel Murphey
Mccartney, Kenney K Company, Sin
ger Manufacturing Company, William
Lawton, Professor A. y. Webster
James A. Barker, German Library As.
sociation, German American School
with two decorated wagons.
Second Division-Marshal, band
Wilmington Tnrverin, German Ol,iel
lof Harugari, and other lodges, Younl
MHnnerchor, 8. Burkhard.'s privat,
lschool, bakers in uniform on horseback
James 4. Wood & Co., Schoen STOW
and Heater Co., James Mills, Col,
Spring Ice & Coal Co., Daniel Bubene
ger, w. x j. Lang, Henry Kyle g. Son
Charles Witsil, Held & Brother, Thomp
sou A. Mcclure, William O'Meara
Warren Harper 81 Co., and other bus
ness men who are yet uncertain AZ I
whether they will be able to partic
pate.
The exercises at the park will open .
Zo'clock with music by the band an,
singing by the Delaware Sangerbunt
Ar address Of welcome will then be q,
nvered in German by President Haube
Ioiiowe ed by singing This Land {
ours" by Becher's quartet, and
chorus Of first class vocalists. Anthem
Higgins Esq, will deliver On addrei
IN English, and after the Star Spaugle
Banner has been sung, the fest will /
loeclared opened, and the official mr.,
gram carried out. The indications al
THAT the festival this year will surpal
both OF those which have preceded 1t.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-23
Camp.M Getting.

Considerable interest is ielt
colored camp being held at In,
Delaware County, Pa, n nus'
auspices of the q. NJ. e; charenI
siding Elder w. II. j. McDide
in charge. Judge Clayton Is EXP
to address the camp Tomorrow
noon, and the blind preaeneI 4
Daniel Watts,of A. NJ. L: Zion CO
will also preach in the afternoon !.
morning services will consist Of n
porience and a sermon from ~
siding Elder. The citizens ~
mington and vicinity are ccr, inH
yited to attend on this occasion,
meetings will be continuei iu1
coming fortnight. Several na ~
feased conversion and OtheEsaese
religion. A large excursion HUN
delDhia tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-23
APer feet Fruit Jar NJ Last.

The Van Bleit Fruit Jar is just wha,
people need who want good, sweet aud
natural fruit the year around. 1t is q
glass jar and cannot rust and corrOdt
the fruit like tin cans, neither can 1t be
broken without very careless handling.
No trouble whatever in opening them
like other jars. They are very easil )
sealed and unsealed and have nu merou,
advantages over all other Jars. Full
directions are given with the jars
Prices Two quart jars 81, So per doz. =,
one quart jars Sl,10 per doz pint jar,
IL 90 per doz Come and see them and
use them. Remember, l keep a first
class -four and feed store.
WILLIAM ID, PICKLES.,
Fifth and King Streets
Daily Republican., 1884-08-23
A PernfelOus Practice.

Complaint il made by residents on
Shipley street between Second and Third
streets, that some Of the farmers who
come into this city on market days ART
too penurious to put their horses In I
livery stable, but hitch them on tina
street, where they allow them to stand
annoyed by the flies, for hour Aftel
hour. A horse was seen standing Their
this morning about 10 o'clock that hai
been left by his owner about O'Clock
and 1t is probable he remained Their
until after dinner. The practice Is ;
violation Of law, and If the police will
take few of the horses TO the pound
and compel the owners to pay the fee o
" for their release, 1t will soon be brok
en- up.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-23

Last eve ming George Benson, colored
had hearing before Squire Bertolett
on the charge of committing An assault
and battery on a mulatto girl named
Annie Richards. The evidence showed
that the party had attended . ball to
gether on Thursday evening, a nd on thu
return Benson wanted to let ner,so hom'
alone, when she snatched his hat. to com
pei Tim to remain with her. Both.partie
soon became angry, and the girl tor
his hat, when Benson threw her dowI
and struck her several times. Ate
hearing the evidence, the Squire impo
sed o fine Of 80 cents and costs.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-23

Despite the dali times, Of which sc
many are complaining, Messrs Ball
and Company, the paper hangers, are
buster than they have been for some
time past. Among the largo jobs being
done by them Is the handsome residence
of II. T. Cause, Esq, which Is being
decorated in a beautiful manner, that
would be difficult to surpass. Also the
residence of Mark p. C!eaver, John w.
Stapler and Willard Porter Esqs, TO.
gether with number of other contracts
10 be commenced next week. We re.
ioice to see this manifestation of re-.
vival of trade in our city.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-23
FIT Til EOII|0|
IDOls.

DR.. II. Snitcher il mucb ,o.
IN health and spirits since ' b;.
from Rehoboth. lis retu
~ A a new building is being e,ac,.,
NO. GIG shipley street, for '' MiIsa.
jenkins, the plumbers " miller
A new pastor OF tho No
day. viii pe chosen
Daniel Ross Of this CITY recon,
Tended the golden weddin0 of b, sy
OF ana mother At Conshohocken %
Gouley's excursion On Tbn,.,
september 18th, 10 Aauch Chnn
the Swftchback. Read adj ver,;.a n
The Rev. T. e. Martindals, Of M
was In the city yesterday, on bis
nome from Woodlawn Camp mss,il
For dyspepsia, nothing equal, r.
laL Ionic Bitters. Large bottle.
cents At the druggists. ''
A supposed mad dog was sbo,
omcer yesterday at Eleventh and
ket streets. ''''
Apollo CASTLE, No. 2, knights n,
Golden Eagle, OF which the ls,s u
Harner was a memb Der, will a,tsnd
funeral tomorrow afternoon in
The peach festival now in nro,rss
the Bethany Baptist Church ia
well patronized. II will close
evening.
A special meeting Of CITY n,
will DO held at 8 O'Clock this attsr
Tor the purpose Of fixing grades n
Eleventh ward.
Adam J. Schrack, supsriu,enaa,
the carriers In the post-oiiics. leavs
day on his vacation, for Montgon
county, Pa.
Premiums amounting to Sc OO
offered at the coming Cecil County
Iricultural fair, which opens on 6c
Ia, for four days.
The Lady who for the frs, tim
England obtained the degree of Nj
Iof Arts Miss Clara Dawes. I,
daughter of a clergy and is @
old.
The annual meeting Of the
Teachers Association, which conv
at Reheboth on Monday next, prod
70 DO an enjoyable affair, and vi
noubt &c well attended.
LigLtship No. 10, belonging ID
Government, having been 0yerh
and repaired at Colonel Moorr's
yard, viii leave In short time I'd
headquarters.
The schooner MAR & Cranmer
Richmond, Va, loaded with rail
ties, is ashore in Marcus Hook bar,
aware river, and efforts to move b
high TIDE proved nnsuccessfn'.
Passengers on the steamerFeton
plain OF the absence of the avniu
the forward part of the lower deck
also Of the scarcity of ice water at
GUS times throughout the boat.
The schooner s. b. Wheeler, Of
mington, Del from Philadelph
Boston, loaded with Goa, was dism
by a squat of Black Island, yest
morning. She was towed 10 Cd
City by ting.
John A. Grady. Of Cliff on HsI
Daily Republican., 1884-08-23
RObbery al AvOs"

On Thursday night last 'n nwb q
merchandise store OF DIVA , NV bnr
Avondale, Pa, wss en'o .na stare,
who took the safe from tne ~ a d
il on a wagon. carted it r, h1s@ il d
about $40 yards away ana ' Of The
after which they rliisn " ar "a
tents. Norhing was hea .,a,t mol
the robbers until the nei' It 4
VIII when the safe was fOurd d,.l il in
known how the thieves ,.' considl
booty. The robbery was 'O'
very bold one.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-23
GrOwtSg " eak er.

Mrs. Maurice Flynn,oi M. 1918 Chest
nut street, who was s-fiou-,r burned OF
Thursday morning, was ~ living a
noon to day, although she :, growing
weaker every hour. To add TO her suf-
ferings, the unfortunate woman CAV,
birth to a dead child yesterday, ant
last evening the attending physician
gave IL as his opinion that the woman
could not live twenty four hours.