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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-10-06
The Finest Display Ever Brought Together
on the Continent at the ST. Louis
Exposition.
George Weber Of New Jersey Beats the
Worlds Bicycle Record by Four
teen Minutes.
New York and Chicago Play an EXh1-
bftion Game and the Latter
is ID efeated.
Gillispie Of Philadelphia Knocks Out
Sheridan of Chicago in
Six Rounds.
Races at ST. Louis Eair.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 5.-The st. Louis
annual festival week began to-day with the
opening of the twenty-ffth fair of the Agri-
cultural and Mechanical association. There
was large attendance. The fair excels
any preceding one and is especially strong
in live stock, horses and cattle being partic-
ularly fine in quality and great in number
Taken in connection with the trotting races
given by the association the display of
horses is undoubtedly the finest ever
brought together on this continent. The
program fol. the week includes the spectacle
of the Yelled Prophets and the industrial
parade, both of which will be very elaborate
and OF unusual splendor. Besides there
will be nightly entertainments and beauti-
full illuminations, the like of which have
never been attempted elsewhere in this
country, and the exposition stands unriv-
allied as a local institution. The trotting
race at the fair ground track to-day, al
though in the high classes, brought out
number of good goers and attracted much
attention. The track was heavy from late
rains, but will become hard and fast with
good weather Summary:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-18
REAL DIAMOND EARRINGS.

REAL DIAMOND EARRINGS
Solid Gold $3.50.
PfNS-Solid Silver Pins fine Rhinestone setting
from S9c up; Roman Gold Pins, lovely designs from
soc up; Erame!ed Roi!-piate Pins s9c Fine Jet and
Goid Pins, ySc mp; Deep Mourning Pins 25c and SOC
DROPS.-Brllant Rhinestone Drops, from Acc up.
In solid Gold solid silver and Roll plate Roman and
Bright told Drops, from pc up: Jet and Gold and
Deep Mourning Drops 2oc. to 3d. Coral and other
Earrings
BRAC ELETS in large variety. from the Best Rolled
Colo Plate down 10 Very Cheapest, for Children, La
dies ana also extra large sizes IN silver Gold, Black
and Gold and Deep Black, Celluloid &C. from Use up
Plain solid Gold l9S; Gold-fiIled 99c: Ladies' Solid
Gold fine settings from 81 80: Children's solid Gold
SSc: Gents Seal Rings and Ladies' Fancy Rings, 99c
HAIR PINS.-Slver- plated Hair Pins. with Bril-
liant Rhinestone settings, in the latest designs from
21c up; Shell and other Hair Pins from SC up: solid
Silver and Silver-plated Jersey Pins.
SCARF PfNS.-Sold Gold Scarf Pins with real Dia-
mOnd setting, $3.50: Initial Scarf Pins, 25c one hun
ored styles OF handsome Scarf Pms, from 25c poe
NECKLACES in Fine Rolled Gold Plate. from 81 9s
SeIlnloid. Amber and Bead Necklaces, 25c. to 49c
WATCH CHAINS In fines, Rolled Gold from 81 %
up Lovely Patterns in Best Fire Gilt 99c Nickel
Chains at 2oc
CHARMS-Our assortment Of Gents Charms IA i'm
mense Rolled Gold Plate Charms, from 4Sc up
Rolled Gold Plate LOckst Charms at g1,c You are
sure 10 get suited ~
LoCkETS:-To see the handsome Iockets we have
Is treat We can ofler solid Gold Locket from So so
up; Best Rolled Cold Loekets, from Osc
COLLAR BUTTONS from lOc. IN: Ladies. B,ina
stone Sterling silver Buttons, from i0c. up.
Our assortment of JeweIry Is immense No ARTICLE
Is misrepresented. Nv ~'S'0
IL s1LV ERBERG CO..
mhIo 312 7th St.. near Penn ave-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-18
GaxAT CLOSING Orr SALE
OF FINE BOOTS AND SHOES
At sINsHEIMER & BROS. SOS 9TH street

This sale win continue a short time only Look
eAssfnly at the Extraordinary Bargains'we offer
The following wen-known makers In Ladies' Shoes.
Cousins finest Cur. Kid. hsnd-seacc, but that cost
you IS. We will sell you now at S3.79.
Cousins finest Str. Goat hapdsewed. which are sold
elsewhere at $3.50, our price now $3.50
Cousins fine Cur. Kid butt, which sell at So so we
peli now at S2.19.
Cousins Misses Shoes q. the same low figures
About 200 pairs Ladies' Fine Kid Butt every pair Of
which Is worth 50. now selling at 81
Our Burts Men Shoes, IN butt, lace and Caters that
Wsre % and 80, now closing st 1915.
These shoes superior 10 custom madey
We ask those that want To save money To come as
early possible, stock is now complete We
have al szes and widths therefore call once at
SINSEElMER 4 BROS,
10 SOS 5th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-18
PROPOSALS.
HOTELS.
Brooks Cosenrss1osA1 HorEn.

bRoCKB CONGRESSIONAL HOTEL.
This Hotel Is situated opposite the CapitolNew Jer-
sey ave. and st Ae-the most elevated point In
Washington It is out Of the malaria district, being
one hundred feet above the level Potomac river
From its Balconies beautiful view be had Of the
entire city Of Washington, Arlington Heights. Poto
mac River and the Capitol grounds Summer boarders
accommodated with delightful airy and well ventilated
rooms Transient - 90 per day. Regular boarders fpr
summer season g low rates. Il BROCK, Prop,
mh1o-0m Formerly Of Jersey City. N.J.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-18

We thought the Panama rebels would quail
when they learned that the Maryland oyster
navy might be dispatched TO the isthmus to
suppress them. On learning of such posi-
bility, they at once dispersed, and the rebellion
of q day is ended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-18

FoR FRocKs AND Cows,
SPRING AND SUMMER 1885.
EFERYTHIN NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
CHALLE DE LANES IN NEW DESIGNS
SPRING WpoLENS IN NEW SHADES
PLA1DS, CHECKS. STRIPES AND FIG URES
MOHAIRS OF TRAVELLING; DRESSES.
300 PIECES OF FRENCH SATTEENS
l0OPIECES OF SCOTCH GINGHAMS
so PIECES FIGURED LINENS
100 PIECES OF PRINTED BATISTE.
STRlPED PEklN SILKS AT 81. THESE GOODS
ARE THE GREATEST BARGAIN WE HAVE
EVER OFFERED, AND MAKE BEAUTIFUL,
SPRING AND SUMNER DRESSES
LARGE STOCK OF COLORED VELVETS AT IESS
THAN IMPORTERS PRICES.
GREAT BARGAINS IN SILKS AND SATIN
DUCHESS SCRAH SILKS, SUMNER SILKS
PONGEE AND JERSEY SILKS. NEW STOCK
OF FRENCH AND ENGLISH MOURNIN(;
GOODS LADIES AND MISSES HOSIERY
REMNANTS OF SILKS, VELVETS AND
DRESS GOODS AT GREAT BARGAINS.
ONE PRICE
w VI. SINISTER L. SONS
919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
N.B. THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST mh11
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-18

Mr. Bayard finds q learned and judicious adj
wiser in DIR. Francis Wharton, who is recog-
nized authority on international law. Tie ap-
pointment is one that will be eminently salts
factory 10 the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-18
TINS Is Nor
SPRING ovERCoAT WEATHER.

SPRING OvERCoAT WEATHER.
But 1T IS COMING, AND THEN, IF NOT NOW.
YOU WILL NEED JUST WHAT WE HAVE 10
SELL
TO BEGIN THE STORY, WE OFFER YOU A
COOP DURABLE, ALL-wOoL OVERCOAT,
FASHIONABLE IN CUT AND HONEST IN
MAKE AT so. FINER ONES, SO SILK
FACED $3.50 TO 800. SILK LINED UP TO $50,
MADE TO ORDER FOR S45.
p Or Rs-r SIZES NE s, RANGE FROM 81 INCHES,
I .0LS AND ID, SLENDER NAN, OR THE SHORT
And STOUT. IN THIS RESPECT WE CAN DO
BETTER THAN EVER BEFORE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-18

A report comes from Mexico that so 81 eat is
the indignation felt in that country against the
scheme OF Barrios 10 subjUgate the other Gen.
trail American nations that they are inclined to
gobbie up two or three of them themselves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-18

As one effect Of the rumors of war between
England and Russia demand has sprung up
TOR American oats, and shipments TO the extent
Of 6O0,O 900 bushels have been made to London
within few days. At this rate ENGLAND
ought soon TO begin TO feel her oats and adopt
. more spunky foreign policy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-18

Why the name of the United States govern
ment should be dragged into the quarrels of
European and Asiatic nations political
peacemaker it is difficult 10 see. AS soon as
these reports are started they are officially de-
MED, but at the first opportunity they are
doated again. This country has no call to arbi-
trate between France and China, or Russia and
England. Our help, to begin with, is not
wanted, and, If ii was, we should keep out of all
sntanglements of the sort
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-18
GEORGE SrnASsr.
5O7 SEVENTH STREET.

MY STOCK OFFSPRING OvERCoATs IS READY.
boi II AXE NOT THROUGH WITH WINTER
BY SEVERAL WEEKS AND SHOULD You
Wish TO BUY HEAVY CLOTHING YOU WILL
FIND AT OUR PRICES TO BE A GOOD INVEST
MENT FOR NEXT WINTER THERE rs Az
WAYS AT THIS SEASON AN ACTIVE DEMAND
FOR TROUSERS OF HEAVY AND MEDIJTM
WEIGHT, AND WE ARE READY WITH THE
FINEST ASSORTMENT WE HAVE EVER
SHOWN. PRICES RANGE FROM $3.50 TO 80
PER PAIR OUR GRADES AT 81 SIS AND Sc
ARE GOOD ENOUGH FOR ANY ONE
GEORGE SPRANSY,
ONEPRICE CLoTHIER,
minis bO7 Seventh Street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-18

The more Gladstone explains his Afghan
policy, the less the English like it. And as 1t is
becoming better understood, it disappoints
those who thought they saw In II the signs of
vigor and wisdom, which are lacking IN the
ministry's Egyptian plans. 1t really begins to
look, even to Gladstone's friends, as if the
"grand old man. was losing his grip. 1t Is very
evident that he shrinks from bold and posi-
tive foreign policy. The country, smarting
under the humiliation of the complete failure
OF the Egyptian campaign, is eager to do
something to recover the nations prestige, but
he vacillates and equivocates, and stanos idly
by while the Russians strengthens their out
posts on the disputed frontier. Were the tories
led by men OF ability and force, Gladstones
supremacy could not last day, and, as it is, a
crisis may occur at any moment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-18

The letter to- the Senate and the diplomatic
documents which Secretary Bayard publishes
this morning show that our government has
not been reniss in giving prompt and vigorous
attention TO the Barrios incident in Central
America The diplomatic correspondence,
coupled with the attitude of the Senate, which
put itself yesterday in line with the admins
tration's policy, will doubtless stop further
aggressions by the usurper.
Secretary Bayard points out that no treaty
obligations exist to bind this country to inter-
fere by force to protect the states whose liberties
are threatened nor does he feel justified in thus
interfering TO guard any rights we may have in
connection with canal transit in Nicaragua
but he holds that it is for the interest of the
United States that "the Central American
states act voluntarily and harmoniously to-
Rether," aud that this country "must infle xibly
refuse its countenance to any measures subver-
sive of the free autonomy of any of the several
states" To preserve this peace and harmony
he believes 1.-The moral influence and good
Offices of the United States can be made a po-
tential agency" The Secretary has, therefore,
notified our ministers in the several states that
while this government believes O voluntary
and harmonious unity desirable, it has NO sym
pathy towards cOercive measures, and stands
ready to exert its influence in the interest of
peace.
This action by our government, though less
beIligerent than that of Mexico must have a
depressing effect upon the Barrios scheme, and
1t Is not probable that the usurper viii now
force q war where the odds against success are
20 great
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-18

The National Republican starts of well under
its new management.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-18
FOR SALE-LOTS.

IOn SALIL"LolS -.
LNOR sALE-LoTS, W BET 18TH AND I4TH.
J. 37Aac: sacrifice. n side O. 18th and 18th: very
cheap. 90 feet front looking into Z. Capitol Park
Several fine lots within half square Dupont Circle The
ABOVE are exceptional bargains prices far below
any IN same localities and nsuring good profits in the
approaching real estate season. Many other valuable
and low priced lots In all parts of city.
mh17St ]. B. WINNER, l4l9 n Y ave
E>OR SALE-wE OFFER FOR SALE AT A LOW
II price and on favorable terms. most eligible Lot
as to location and size for the erection of six or eight
neat residences OF the character much in demand
Full particulars furnished on application to us
FITCH, FOX & BROWN,
mh16-3t l437 Pennsylvania ave
FoR sALE-IN THE NORTHWEST SECTION A
beautiful Building Lot. 34l2 feet front by loo feet
deep to an alley. This Lot must be sold close an
estate and will be sold at bargain. o. C. GREEN. 500
9Th st. NV. ml6-lOt
EoR sALE-ONE OF THE MOST ELIGIBLE
lots in the northwest square west of British Lee
CATION south side of street 80 by IOl feet run
ming 70 80 foot alley. Can be purchased reasonable
terms by application to 322 18th ST. NV. mhl6-7t
ENoR sALE-sINGLE BUILDING lots, AND
or speculation. We have some real bargains For par
iculars call at our office We also have fine line of
low.priced Houses NJ. NJ. ROHRER & CO.,
mhI26t Sd and E. Capitol SITS.
ENOR ALE-LOTS-COLUMBIAH HEIGHTS, I4TH
Il street extended. We sell desirable Lots
10 to 90 cents In this beautiful location, oneh cash.
balance In one two and three years. per cent inter
a l. BARBOUR & CO.,
m6-2w lie Droit Building Washington, b. C.
EOR sALE-BUILDING LOTS IN ALL PARTS
IL OF the city, at low prices and terms Call
and see our list, WALKERS WILSON, lOO6 St
NV. f2S-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-18

Mark Twain, who is a shrewd publisher as
well as a funny man, has contrived to have his
latest book put on the inder erp1rDutorius of a
New England city library. If "Huckleberry
Finn" does not succeed now, 1t must be very
stupid book indeed. There is no doubt, how
ever, that Marks humor has been running
rather muddy in his late efforts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-18

200 dozen Unbleached
Balbriggan HOSE, light,
medium and heavy weight;
extra long. These Hose
are our own importation.
and are splendid value.
100 dozen solid cOlored
Cotton HOSE, spliced feet,
full regular made, In Car.
dinal, Navy Blue, Wine,
Garnet and Seal, really
worth 90 cents.
100 dozen Shoppers
Celebrated HOSE, black
and colors, white split feet.
These Hose are Schop-
per's "firsts," and are
usually sold for 4Sc.
16 dozen brilliant Isle
HOSE, In black and col.
OrS. When we guarantee
these Hose without tmper.
lection we think every
one will appreciate the
low price.
so dozen Silk-hnished
Isle HOSE, with white
split feet-all coiors, in.
Guiding black. The re4u-
lar price Of these Hose Is
Toe. per pair.
The fancy cOlOrs and
patterns are the newest.
100 dozen Black and
colored Silk HOSE, all
sizes, improved shape;
extra long. Alter the ter
mination Of the Special
Sale the price will be csc.
so dozen Silk HOSE.
black feet and ankles, un-
bleached TOPS, and other
combinations of various
colors. A novelty and Q
bargain.
so dozen Warranted
Pure Silk HOSE, in
black; double feet Of white
Silk. Sold elsewhere In
this city as q bargain for
$3.50 a pair.
% dozen Vertical Strip
ed Isle HOSE, combine
ton colors. The latest
Paris novelty, and re-
duced for the Special
Sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-18

CHR. RuppERr
NOS. 403 AND 4O5 7TH ST N W.
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE
WHITNEY CH1LDRENS' CARRIAGE COMPANY.
ALSO FULL LINE OF
ROLLER SKATES.
BICYCLES. TRICYCLES,
NEL0CIPEDES WAGONS, ETC
TRAVELLING AND LUNCH BASKETS
ALL SIZES, ALSO A LARGE
VARIETY OF EASTER EGGS DISPLAYED,
mills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-18
FOR RENT-OFFICES

ENOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS VERY DESIR-
Il able heat, gas, and janitor service single en-
suite. at 6lS st. NV. near Patent Office General
Post Office, and new Pension Office. Apply to THOS
E. WAGGAMAN Real Estate Broker, 917 F st. NV
mh9eo1m
FOR RENT-PART OF OFFICE ON F ST. NV.
IL THOS J. MYERS.
mh121m 1920 ST.
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s ssss E e. r. E SS'ss f 4 F
ssss + En- SoS Il "A t..
Is: 4 ! E.
81 S'G$ e. f.. + E e. fsa ~
i i % ,sss 4 In III
Fl +. + +. f T.:
HHnff S'GS{{ + +
& ooo0 7 4 ~ k1az. ::

All Hosiery when It leaves the manufActurers ID d.
vfded into "drsts" and seconds" Firsts comprise
perfect goods-seconds comprise goods with imperfsc-
tionsin shape material or color.
The prices quoted below for the Special sale win be
appreciated when the Paiais Royal guarantees every
pair to be "frsts."
SPECIAL SALE TERMINATES SATURDAY
MARCH ~.
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FOR RENT-HOuSES.

LNoR RENT-1O04 ST. S.w., TWO STORY
- Brick, all modern improvements. Inquire Of
CHURCH & STEPHENSON. cor. of Sth q. end Nd
ave. mhlS-6t
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WANTED-HET,P

"ANTED-TO A GENTLEMAN OR LADY o
w ability, as interviewer among better cassea a
opportunity to make money will be given. Addre:
Box llg, Star Office. 1ts
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FOR RENT-STORES

INOR RENT-THE LARGE, WELLKNOWN
y Piano Store, with cellar, 423 18th st. NV, half
square north OF Penna. ave- of the best thor.
oughtares between Penna- ave. and F st. mh1S-3ts
ENOR RENT-STORE N. E. CORNER nth AND
ton. TuOS r. WACtiAMAN ~
mh16-3t 917 F st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-18
BY R. HOFFMAN,

u BY r. o. HI
F st. n. Is. 1Sr. $4,000
9 ST., near 10th ST., 10000
lafayette So, 7r...262.5O
Lafayette So, 17r. ,f250.OO
NJ St, Thomas cir, f25O.OO
Conn.av., n.N.13r, 1886
n st. n.Conn. av.13r20O.00
Lafayette so. 17r...2OO.OOI
Iowa Circle, fur......166.66
Nj st. n. 9th St, Tor, f15O.OOI
10Th st. n. RI. av. 9rl50.OO
10Th st. Dupont cir ,f15O.OOI
Mass. av.. n 18th, +. 150.OOl
+, n. 4th n. W., ST., f125.OOI
1902 VT. av., 14r.-...l25.O0
1880 10th ST., 13r.. 100000
Md.a. mr. LIST n. efur. 100. 90
Grant Pl'ce, fur, Sr.. 10000
m14 K, HOLTZM
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-07-24
COBB.

Our town was startled Thursday
morning by the report that Uncle
Will Bray had committed suicide
by cutting his throat from ear to ear.
He got up about 2 o'clock a. M, and
when found was in c. & N. w.
box car filled with dry bone, and
he was found by Mr.. Harvey, who
went to the car to to close it up and
put a tag on it. A coroner's in
quest was held and the conclusions
were the deceased came to his death
by pocket knife in his own hands.
The deceased is we'll known here
having resided here q number OF
years. His friends have the sym
pathy of the entire community.
Thursday morning during the
thunder shower, lightning struck
and killed a COW belonging to Jas.
Thomas. His son Howard being
engaged in milking her at the time,
was badly stunned by the shock. DR..
Pierce was at once summoned and
hopes are entertained that it is not
as serious as was expected.
[The above items were received
too late for our last issue. We since
learn that young Thomas was not
seriously injured by the shock which
he received.-EDs.]
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-07-24
Rev. John Hardcastle, of Dodge

Rev. John Hardcastle, of Dodge
vile, was severely Injured in a run
away accident near Ridgeway last
Monday.
L. B. Wyant, proprietor of Geneva
Lake Museum, was in town on We'd
nesday trying to make arrangements
with the officers of the Industrial
Association for the exhibition of his
museum at the coming fair. In all
probability the museum will be Sc
cured and if secured will prove a
great attraction.
In another column under the
heading Business Card" of this
issue will be found the announce.
ment of Misses Jeuck & Cummings,
of desire to dispose of their Millin-
airy business and stock. This is a
good opportunity for a milliner
wishing to engage in business, as
they have a well established trade.
The Emily Miltner opera company
did not give an exhibition at the
City Hall on Friday evening. Ill
ness of Mrs. Miltner was the alleged
cause. The Milwaukee Journal Of
Tuesday, says: Mrs. E. Miltner' 8
German Theatrical company have
returned from round trip through
out the state, when THE Beautiful
Galatea" was rendered very credit
ably. Next week they will start on
another trip and will first appear at
Waukesha.
A surprising number of accidents
from using horse hay forks have &C.
Cured this season. John Timby of
the town of Mineral Point was in
jured on Thursday last by the break
ing of one of the poles of a triangle
which carried the fork. Recently
a daughter of John Schwartz living
near Darlington had her hand crush
ed in a hay carrier so that three fin
gers had to be amputated. Walter
Doyle of Wayne, Lafayette county,
received injuries from a harpoon
fork, that will probably prove fatal.
The fork fell thirty feet striking him
in the back of the shoulder and pro-
truding through the lungs. And
John Powers a young man employed
on farm near Darlington was slight
ly injured by a fork striking him on
the knee. If like reports continue
to come in during the haying season
the horse fork will be voted as dan
gerous as the death dealing toy
pistol, and the avocation Of hay
making as hazardous as braking
upon railroad trains.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-07-24

The following is taken from the Minneapolis
Tribune of Sunday July 10:
Last Friday evening, at the residence of DR..
b. Moffett No. 1914 Linden avenue, reception
was tendred. William L. Moffett. son of DR.. Mof
EFT, who recently returned from Texas with his
bride. About forty people were present and the
evening was passed in dancing and supper by
May.
The happy groom referred to is second son of
DR.. j. B. Moffett formerly of this city and hosts
of friends extend him congratulation.
RYAN-HAND.
AT ST. Bridgets church, Ridgeway, on Monday,
July I3. 1885, by Rev. Father Luby, Mr.. T. Ryan,
Of waldwick, and Miss Maggie Hand, of Ridge
way. The ceremony at the church was witnessed
by many invited friends. Mr.. p. ii. Meiss acted
ss groomsman, and Miss Bridget Ryan as brides
maid. After the ceremony the party repaired to
the home of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Hand. where a sumptuous wedding
feast was spread In the evening music was fur
nished and the company enjoyed themselves
dancing. The wedding presents were useful,
handsome and costly. Mr.. Ryan is worthy
young man, and is to be congratulated on his
choice of life partner
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-07-24
THE MARKETS.
MOnOna Lake Assembly.

The sixth annual encampment oil
this Assembly will open July 18th,
on the banks Of Lake Monona, at
Madison and continue ten days.
This Assembly has attained a
national reputation, owing to the
beauty of its location and the rich
programme provided, that for this
season is better than any previous
one During the ten days over
thirty lectures will be given, by
some of the best platform speakers
in the country; also the evenings
made attractive by five grand con-
certs-two by the Assembly chorus
of three hundred voices, led by
Prof. SherWin, of Boston, and Prof.
Parker, of the State University. To
all this should be added the Sun
day school work, which occupies
every forenoon. Let such of our
readers as, have never been there,
try it once; those who have been
present once, need no urging. J. +.
Moseley of Madison, is the Secretary
and will send programmes to any
one, on application.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-07-24
s. W. Wis. Ind. Assn Fair

Will be held at Mineral Point, SEPT.
1. 2, 3 and A, 1885, and is OPEN
TO THE WORLD. The manage
ment will spare no pains to give you
a season of pleasure and profit; and
all are invited. Extra trains will be
run and fares will be at very much
reduced rates. $4,000 in premiums
offered. The best blooded stock-oi
Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs-oi
Wisconsin, Iowa and Illinois, will
be on exhibition. Running and Trot.
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