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Gearbers.


CHOICE CIRCULARS of Schools for par
N. enis and guardians Teachers in every department.
az arr ami learning commended free OF charge New ana
second lIaui chool furniture for sale r. MIRIAM COi-
RIFLE next Century Ba.htngl, 81 East l7th-sL
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ Agency supplies Professors Teachers Tutors cover
Desses etc To Colleges, schools AMI ia niles Apply 70
' MRS NJ. j. YOUNG.FULrON rs Union SQUARE
AN ADVANCED college student would teach
~ in q family this summer; excellent references ,,, n
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL - RECEIVED Al The
II PTOWN OFFICL5, No. LBS Broadway, corner Thirty
6rsts untI D. m and 800 West twenty third. corner
Eigbthave l55 Four have. corner Fourteentst 100
m rd ave. corner Forty seyenth:st no I0O7 ih,idave
near xtleh.st and at tho HARLEM OFFlCi $500 IhTu
ave corner on hundred and twenty 6ths uptoB NJ al
regular Office rates. Also BROOkLYN 50 and 81 ConII
I'M iUR. Al CND-il, nctu ana CoHlitt'ht
English French and Piano desires va
cation and tall on Zageneut. Address od = =, "
Box $50 Tribune Uptown Once, 235 Ut adway.
ytTANTED.-E Holiday En-
w gaCement-A ady. teacher OF music ana modern modern
yuage position IN family either LOT e country
or travelling abroad dress Mrs BOW In lsb Jorhe non;
ST.. yn For reference Apply 10 MIS- MONVnuni' 90
last 29th-st
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nefri9erliors.

IMPROVED POLAR REFRlGERATORS.
Il with
WATER BUTTER AND MILK COOLER
In the World
NrRSERy REFRI GERATOK for OFFICE or SICh-ROOM
a specially .. a., .,,,.
II n wTsSMAN MTsIG. 43 UNIVERSITY.PLACE,
- New.IOrk.
Send for Illustrated Price Lists.
FEERO-R EFRIG TRAITORS maintain superb
ority, Centennial award 80 900 sold Teirigetators re-
SS.r1 Tor c.tai0gue. LESLEY 4l9 est lst-st.
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Gnrouean Advertisements
nllscelldneous.

NY person holding or laying claim to Bank
n book 40 I22,7g2 OF the Union Dime savings lnsutu
ton notified 10 present al the bank as new Oook -
to be issued.
A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. LBS Broadway. corner Thirty
nrsts until D. m and 3O3 West twenty thirdst. corner
No l55 Four have. corner Fourteenths 100
Thirdave, corner Forty seventh.st 40 I0O7 b dave
and at the RLbM OFFICE 23O0 Third
ave corner hundred and. dfthst 10 at
regular Office rats Also BROOKlYN ~ aud 81 CouIL-st
CHANGE OF NAME or A VESSEL.
I CUsTON HOUSE. Ngw.YoRR. May 20. 1855.
Under Chapter lO7 the Laws Of ~ and Attic g. Gen
eSi regulations lSSi and OF auhof grant
"a nv he ConmissOner Of Navigation. tbs apDl Ion u
Martin Duane the Of the soop Annie Marshall, OF
ia TONS net since uldng unb"r lao has been
changed 10 or leut q which notice IA hereby given
WILLIAM n. JBEkTSON, collector.
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Gountrn Boaro tuanieo.

A FOREIGN lady engaged in teaching w Sas csa.
N to and pleasant fsm,i out Of The cry wa asa August
in French AID ysis Mr. hsard eS
changed. Address
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF JERSEY
" Trains leave from chambers Depot for Englewo0d
Coster Pierment and Nyack $50. 10 300, 4, 1850
$40. Gao $3.50 p. l2mdnisht Sundays z, a. m and
Nanrot Spring Valley and Monsoy T. 10 46oip. NJ
a III.
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THE CORBIA BANKING CO.,
10 HT01df0 v NTI0' 0FF-
,lND = PKK CENT FARN NORTGAGEE


g1NDS PEE CENT FARW NORTGAGES
That properly NEGOTIATED first mortgage loans upon I'm
proved farms In amount. taCorug tifd Ia go per
their sc.uiurt obtauahlo II ov
deuccJ by the success u Who have invested iH them
through ureuarrd demonstrate irDm the itcnrs
business ding than quarter OF century
state Government
10 ne oi4tfcG uF
NJ Boo c o. the NNrluug
proofs whcu AFFORD Coming existing iu al
most every other Investment lacking n these
pretend That they th, only safe securities
10 tmphat that tho ,OubinatiUn
greatly safety nearly u quit" twice The Income obtain
sble from such would place Ia the cass render
them decnedy attractive la thcl proven satisfactory
customers dun the past twenty Eve
actions scarcely reached The
rrportOfs which records Disclose Wenyite all
attention may be attracted by our Embellishments 10 this form
Of nv Aimoit call tor themselves before
deciding that claims for these securities strong
mako them. not based UPON solid foundation
,uRnTFn BONDs Or
HHH XII THE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT co.
MATURING IN l1sj.
POST MARTIN Co,
"a PiDe-st
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NORWICH LINE.
FAvORITE INSIDE ROUTE.
To BOSTON IS,
WORCESTER 90 so.

Portland SO, and no transfey,
Steamers City OF Worcester" and Clty OF Boston
Pier 40 RI foot OF Wattsst next pier above Desbrs
t. Ferry, daily, except Sunday. at 8 D. m.
NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
~ ERS, c. III. NORTHAM AND CoNTIN ENTAI, lesv.
Peck Slip Pier No 25 r. r. at and IL D. m tSundavS
e1cepted connecting NewHayen with special trains ~
MEkIDEN, HARTFORD SPRINGFIELD, HOLYOKE
&c. Tickets sold and baggage checked at 944 Broadway
w. and Conrtst BROOKLYN Excursion TO NewHayen and
retIITn. 81 30. - -.
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" TSIFP SE E4GWs NAH hNb sTyAMEEs
Leaving Pier 81. y. H.. foot Of king.st-
Tuesday June o ,
NE5vJi66i I Tss9y June aRs Il Il m
BRi IL ii TUESDAY June 80.
CABIN passage ACCORDING to stateroom 500 so $50
in GFfqEe 10 j. 7nR5Jhtb%RY rates GUIoN CO.
HAMBURG AMERICAN IS. cos LINE for
IIPLYMOUTDt Londonl. CherbOurg Parisl and Hamburg
%estpns, Nav Il p M Vie Vie md " June vi p m
.s9, ePs eoaTc F5s. CABIN q, IS.s 1tS See
send Tor Tourst Gazette - ,,.., o
CEN Az 81 rold.t ~ Y Gen fas Hsts 6BwSy Ny
INMAN LINE OF STEAMERS,
FOR oUEENsTowNA AND LIVERPOOL
CITY ~ BERLIN. ..Thur'gay MAY % 800 p m.
CRY thursday June
CRY OF MCHMOND ....TGGisiav uns ~. p m
from Per 80. Norih River CABIN PASSAGE, 900 $50
and loo Brunswck sefeyeing berths 50 extra Inter
For passlse &c apps % The INMAN STEAMSHIP co.
a%S sSl s go Sa a5 so a5R G N
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD IS. Co
~ yEwYoRko s sG5tET 2YTaE 19 AID BREMEN
Ef'IRIl- %ei T faa5 IS s5oa% NJ iaacls "a
k.g5 E5., cabin s0Y S 70 si esSD sseGHp
S'''' 'a &C., 40 S"ei Sga 7is, or.ou
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
/ Inns POI, ALtFORNGA. sANDW tCh ISLANDS.
INK INK IS sSGrh ETEIcH RN NE&fc3A CEN
roi tI s '1 S'i lac ' Si%a, Of Panama
CONNECTING for central and sou,b america and Mexico
fio san Fl ~ gaeSa l li t CHINA amman Sta
e., u6 STf 9E IT, g F .al' ami A6sP,AL1A
M A.. OLA sails 1lturiny June ID, = p M
Tor freight passage AMI general nfomauon apply AZ Com
paIy - 0fa1e on o. p.rr lot thnAlsiY \ A.
DED STAR LtNE.-For Antwerp and Paris.
Ia sailing Ncw.Nof and Antwerp every saturday.
ri...N D...... Saufuay. May 80 tua IN.
Ian D.. ....-......--.. ShtufuiY. ti't 20 "a.
saloon 500 10 To slGp Second Cabn.
PE1EK - iuGHr& sons. Ocn't Atts,Jb Broadway
THE L. :. AND BRAZIL MAIL IS CO.
Amen passenger Inc for ~ Thomas. Barbados Para
Mafauhsm. Fcruambucu Bahia aud Rode Jauri'O.
MtRRthACh; elgr.aay Nay - ~ noon ,Ioia
TINANC E..........-.. fuday, July y Brooklyn
Prom newport Scw va third daf succeeding az p.
PAULl GERHARD a CO.. General Agents. - broai-st.
WHITE STAR LlNE-MAURY ROUTE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAM.
tHS FOH QUEEN TOWN And LIZ IkfuuL.
BKIIASNIC cant Perry saturday Nav 30 $50 A. m
,tIi, apt 90 ctdtl .Saturday. Julc o. II a. m
GILMAN Cant KcnncnY ~aturiay. June l., p N
Ffom the N hitc star Dock foot Of West lnthst
RAT F--a loou. $50. $50 aud 500 Hctun tickets On
~ low rates intermediate tAdri
htc onvl s3j for inspection 81 plans ard other uorla
uon apply the coupauys Offices 81 Irgadway Now
Nors L. J. COltEiS Agent
STUART & ToBEY 400 walnu-st
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-IARLEM RIVER BRANCH

NETWORK, NEw;HAvEN AND HARTFoRD R. r
leave Harlem River station corner l32Gst and
Linconaye Third Avenue Bridge across Harlem River
Preached by Third Avenue Elevated RarOaD daily, except
Sundays at $40, 7:46 300. 1000, 1l:65 2lO. 800
44Q $40, Gao and 500 p M for Port Morris cssanova
Oak Point, Hunts Point. eat Farms, van Nest, west
hester Tmpsons Bay hester Pelham Bay Barlow CITY
IsIand Pelham Manor and New-Rochele, cenneoiing at
Rochelle with trains al points the main line OF
the New York. New.Haven and Hartford Railroad Shore
Line and Air inc Divisions Newt anaan Mlddletewn.
New Britain and sued Branches and Boston and all points
East.
tons at i2:lB a. m. daily. except Mondays.
for New Rochelle ami sill intermediate sta
tions at and $3.50 the latter train connecting
Rochelle with trains Grand Genital Depot aud
10 Boston via shore Line
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THE NEW LINE I:rw,,,

- COMFOKT AND THE SOUTH
HOURS FASTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE ,
The New York. Philadelphia Norfolk Railroad CompanH
now runs Fast Day and Night Express between Newio
and CAPE 5aris Trans Leave Neyi orb wa fennm
Font Comfort oi2 weekdays and $3.50 m daily Sen
York 70 Cape Charles and Car from Phadepha vita
out charge Tickets parora sleeping berhs
be secured at Ticket Chloe Pennsyvana Rairoa2
Company, r. 3. COOK, Gen1 Pass and Freight Agent
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ELEGArTLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
- overlooking Gramercy Park bet and COLI water and
' SO IKVING-PLACE- 4
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~ EAST 2STH-ST., between 9TH aud
4 Madison -Furmshe rooms breakfast II desed
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y EAST 27TH-st.. opposite Hotel Brunswick.
> Elegantly furnished apartments 10 let For gentlemen
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ALnRrH GERMAN LLOYD SIS. 60.

~ SHORT
NEW.YOkK. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
Vera. sat Nav 50. a. m LA" ed nuv - pm.
IT M We1. Iuuo s. s.3Oam VI ~ Iunol3 - Ca m
y OK ~af ruu.t .U..r. 49, Wed fuuc 7. -;f m
on Frnre,s steanerS First CABIN 500 $3.50 Second
CABIN. $50 older steamers. First Cabin, 500
Sc'o"'N S''' W. Steerage at lowest rates.
nLLlIL-. NO nlALLn Mrrnn.
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ErsaI Sales.

DECEIVER'S SALE
oftbe property belonging 70
THE MARINE NATIONAL BANK.
L. ia l. Phillips, Aucuone'rs.
WIN ser at public auction under The direction Of Waiter $
Tohnson esq Kcce IL o'clock noon, at the Real Is
tate exchange Nos. 81 80 l1berty-st,
MONDAY June 3, 1888,
the following valuable pfOpertyi
MARINE RANK BUILDING, northeast corner Of Wall
ard pearl SITS olrstoIy and basement Drownstone mont
Building. with plot OF land. - o--.- -.., b..
aud iron fiout Building, with lot
WAIIsT No. So four.stOry basement and attic, brick
and brownstOne front building, with lot
PEARIsT No l46, 60 feet south Of Wast. tour-story
brick Building, with lot. -, 4. c,.,..-e
For maps terms and other particulars apply to Walter s.
Johnston esq Receiver. ~ anu ~ "mst o. 10 TIE auc
finnnn NJ, 4
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% EAST 2OTH-ST. Suits of rooms with
10 nTivate bathrooms private table or without board
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DECrIVERS SALE OF
III VALUABLE MANUFACTURTNG PROPERTY.
Nv virtue of Court Of Chanccry OF the state
of Sew-Jersev f. az Receiver the EuZibet port Manu-
featuring ompaDy expose Tor sale at pnUc auction ON
al ElZabehpOTt In The tlty OF knzabethpO
and state OF Wednesday June s. lsSJ. az
O'Clock the afternoon sharp the Real Estate OF he SAID
COMPANY situated ElZabethp0t Ofesad consulting OF
two OF improved manuiactu Ing property upon
which Of the sad lately carried
The lies the souhea side OF ront St, and eI
and Sound and IA l3u feet wide and about
"a ; feet long and Is valuable dock property.
The other the side OF trOntst and IA about
2Oi feet wide long and has number OF sub
stantia brick buildings It, erected for manufacturing
diagrams showing the location and dimensions Of the prop
crty may be had on application 70 the undeIsgncd
Elizabeth, n. j. CHARLES RUSS Hece4Ver
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"a MADISON Superior board; one
~ square one hall room; summer prices transienu
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Musical instruction
NETWORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
kV EAST l5thst. Sd door east Of 5TH.AVE.
incorporated 1865.
SPRING AND SUMNER TERMS
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ELEGANT APARTMENTS FOR BACH
II ELORS-Fifthave, corner Of 42st, In hreproof build
ing OF AMERICAN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. F1ness
location in the city.
THE WYOMING. 7th-aye. and 55th-st.
4 10 let-Apartment second door from Nay l. Apply
to the Ianitor.
mo RENT for the summer a fully furnished
fiat rooms all light and airy; can be seel at any ume.
Apply to d. HEN RY. i29 East l3thst
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Gelp manteo.

A GENTS wanted for the GREAT HISTORY
"A by JAMES O. BLAINE.-ARents make from 500 "a
$1,000 per month The Henry Bill Pub. Co.. Norwich Coma
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MISERABLE ROOMS with board; 145 East
~ 2Ist.st, Gnmercy Park, north side references eI'
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Doaro ano Rooms.
East Side

East Side
AT 2SEAST 20IH STREET near Broadway,
n Handsomely furnished rooms gentlemen
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

A HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
N. The Day Line steamers viii commence their regular
trips TO Albany WEDNESDAY, JUNE D. making tne usuai
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Fer Boys and Young Men-Country.
sshan glad nd your client scheme
may opportunity Bishop henry G. Potter
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4nsirurtiou.

Art Schools-CitY
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
U1 VIII receive pupils beginning Tuesday, october o. In
drawing oil and water color painting sti life flowers and
landscape china painting and decoration
Studio No. 80 MadIsOn-ave.
References
Dir d. Huntington President National Academy OF Design
Mr.. " ilJam Hart, n. A; Mr.. James NJ. Hart n. Al
Mr.. David Johnson. N. A.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-03-20
PERSONAL.

Hon ]. B. Hlse was in town TusSdsy evening.
He has been faithfully at his post of duty since
the opening of the legislature. lie returned to
Madison on Wednesday.
John s Comfort starts to-day for Britt, Iowa,
where he viii remain with the firm of Taylor /
Osborne. Mr.. c. is one of Iowa enunty's most
highly esteemed citizens and We much regret his
departure We wish him health and prosper
ity.
&c Kfrkpatrick was IN town this week. He
recently visited the New Orleans Exposition,
which he reports decided success He is very
highly sleased with the southern country and
the reception rendered to visitors. On his down
ward trip he was accompanied by Gilbert
Baries Godfrey Lindauer, Mr.. Van Buren, and
Mr.. Bowden.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Lanyon visited friends IN
Hazel Green last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Taylor have returned
to Linden from Britt. Iowa. Mr.. Taylor VIII
resume the practice of law at Linden, in con-
nection with his banking business,
Editor Merrill, of the Prairie du CHEN Courier,
is visiting the Worlds fair.
Mrs. Cornelius Simons, is dangerously atiici-
ted with lung fever.
James Wesrne, Frank Jones and Eddie jenkins
started on Tuesday mornings train for Omaha.
Mrs. Wilcox returned on Wednesday evening
from trip to New Orleans and other points in
the south.
Calvert spensley was over at Janesvine this
week. looking after an interest which he holds in
the water power at that place
Thomas Jones is up from Chicago, on business
Miss Maggie weidenfeller returned this week
from three weeks visit with friends in Mitlin.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-03-20
THE OLDEST
LOCAL ITEMS.

Crossing over the ice on the Miss
issippi is now unsafe for teams.
There are seventy-live cases of
scarlet fever and sixty Of diptheria
in Racine.
Gundry, Gray & Co., are having
their store room handsomely painted
and decorated
Richard Barry is under arrest at
GAINESVILLE for 5urglarizing a Mil
waukec q st. Paul caboose.
The Irish American benevolent
society, of Galena, celebrated Saint
Patrick's day in grand style.
Rev. w. II, Ayers will preach in
the Presbyterian church at 10: so n.
m. and 7 p. m. on next Sabbath.
The young ladies of the Presby-
terrain church will give an oyster
supper Thursday evening March 26.
The thirty-siXth annual fair of
the Racine county agricultural So
ciety will be held on Sept. Is, Is, II
and Is.
Remember that there will be a
public sale on the farm of Josephus
Bailey, near Cobb, on Wednesday,
March -.
7, l.. Brewer, q merchant of Prairie
.du Chen has made an assignment
to his son, Arthur Brewer, Liabilit-
les $1,000.
Read the advertisement of the
the New Deal wheeled walking
plows, for sale by s. Hooking & Co,
Mineral Point.
+. ". Stratman Il Co, received
last week from parties in Iowa an
order for one dozen Of their cele-
DRAFTED farm wagons.
Edward Coad is making prepare
tons to go to his farm west of this
city. He has closed out nearly all
OF his stock of general merchandise.
\ new chapter of Royal Arch
Masons was instituted at White
water last week. There are sixty
chapters IN Wisconsin.
The Central Wisconsin fair asso-
citation, at Watertown, has accepted
the $500 from the state, with the
proviso that no liquor shall be sold
on the grounds.
Edward luminous, aged IS years,
was killed near Monroe, one day
last week, by the falling of tree
while he was saving it down. He
leaves 4 wife and one child.
Prof. W. A. Henry, of the agricul-
tural experimental station at Madi-
son, will lecture to the farmers OF
Lafayette county at Darlington some
time during the present month.
Mrs. Lester Willis, of st. Louis,
who has been spending the winter
in Galena, fell while recently skat-
ing at the Turner hall rink, serious
| ly fracturing the bones of her ankle,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-03-20
BUSINESS NOTICES.

John Horn pays cash for eggs.
Pickles in bulk, at Spratler's.
Ask for S. B. Wilkins Hosiery. 80
YOUNG MEN buy your spring
shoes at J. Penhallegon & Sons.
The Boss scot tea, at the Nimble
Nickel Store. WIN. TEAsDALE.
Next to leather for wear, buy S.
b. Wilkins Cos. Rockford sox. so
Mems Shoes from S1.25 to 500,
at J. Penhallegon & Sons.
Keep Kool in S. B. Wilkins Kot-
ton Hosiery, kost least, wear best. 80
Dresen, the tailor. makes frst-class
clothing at reasonable prices.
Best to wear, Best to wash, S. B.
Wilkins Rockford sox and hose. 80
Go to James G. Remfrey's wagon
shop to have good work done. 24m6
If you want a good SOC uncolored
Japan Tea call at J. A. Spratler's.
Remember J. a. Spratler pays the
highest market price for butter and
eggs.
Farmers, go to Downs & Wearne's
to get machinery repaired. Charges
reasonable.
The celebrated Tycoon Tea at
Spratler's, from % to 20 cents per
pound.
All kinds Of castings, including
thimble skeins, at the foundry of
Downs & Wearne.
The celebrated JEFFERSON Boots
and Shoes, at 10 per cent. less than
regular prices, at ]. P. & Sons. Soft
Try some of that roasted coffee at
c. Z. Gales. Also a fine lot of
dried fruit.
Farmers, Brewer & Penhallegon
pays cash for your produce, buy
your groceries of them. 80
All kinds of repairing, etc, done
at James G. RemfreY's wagon shop.
Brewer & Penhallegon are having
big demand for their Scot uncol-
ored tea. $1,000 forfeited if not
pure. 80
Just received a fresh stock of
Akron oatmeal, Graham -four, rolled
avena, corn meal. Try some, at C.
L. Gales.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-03-20
Cheese Factory.

Newell Parker has received his ma
chinery, steam engine, etc, for set
ting the Arena cheese factory in full
operation with the opening of spring
1t will be located in the large and
commodious Meigs building, and
we are glad to learn that G. c. and
family are to be interested in the
same. 1t is n good improvement in
the town, and one that will I'M
doubtedly pay a good profit on the
investment. A first-class cheese ma
ker has been secured as foreman
and is already located in the village.
Mr.. Parker has the best wishes OF
our entire community in this new
enterprise, which is just the thing
we have long needed, and the one
that viii fill an open void in our
business industries.-Cor. Chronicle.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-03-20
HIGHLAND.

Anton 1mhoff has his feed mill
IN running order and is now ready
to receive orders for grinding.
There viii be a grand benefit ball
in the Variety Hall, for the benefit
Of Mrs. John Fry, on Easter Mon
day evening. Let all attend.
We are called upon to chronicle
the death Of another of our old and
respected cities. That of Mr.. J.
Richter who has been in our midst
for the past So years, and has reached
the adyaced age Of Sc years. May
his soul rest in peace.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Mcguire,
one day last week, daughter.
Prof. James Z. Murphy, principal
of the high school, has purchased q
fine globe, with some Of the pro
ceeds of the exhibition. 1t will
show the movements of the earth
and moon at the same time.
On Monday about noon, several
of our townsmen were out in the
street with smoked glasses watching
the eclipse Of the sun.
The Temperance society met last
Sunday evening and was addressed
by Rev. Father Dempsey and Prof.
James P Murphy. From all ac-
counts the society is in hourishing
condition.
The winter term Of the Highland
high school closes on Friday, March
Goth, 1885. When the teachers and
scholars will have vacation for
two weeks.
The Temperance society met last
Tuesday and marched to the church
in full regalia, with Rev. Father
Dempsey at the head. It was too
bad they did not have their banner.
Miss Rose Bowling will hold her
examination in this place on the 1st
and ID of April During the vaca-
ton Of the schools.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-03-20
q Wonderful Discovery.

Consumptives and all who suffer
from any affection of the Throat
and Lungs, can find certain cure in
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Thousands Of perman-
ent cures verify the truth of this
statement. No medicine can show
such a record of woderful cures.
Thousands of once hopeless sufferers
now gratefully proclaim they owe
their lives to this new discovery. 1t
will cost you nothing to give it a
trial. Free Trial Bottles at c. r.
Moffett's, Drug Store. Large size,
S100. 33w4
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-03-20
Benefit Ball.

A ball will be given at the city
hall on Tuesday evening, April 9TH,
the proceeds to be given for the
benefit of Mr.. Michael Ryan, who
on account of an affection of the
eyes has been unable TO work for
the past two years. Music by
Smiths String band. Managers, p.
Conway, Alex Stamm, Hugh Darcy,
Tom Follon, Willie Spellman. AL
are invited
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-03-20
TranSaCtS a General Banking Business.

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND
COLLECTIONS MADE IOWA AND ADJOINING COUNTIES.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-03-20
4 Sad Accident.

\ fifteen year old son of George
Carson, a conductor on this divis-
ion OF the c. NJ. & st. P. R'y, fell
from the top Of a car at Calamine on
Thursday. The cars were standing
still and in getting down from the
top of a car be slipped and fell
to the ground, breaking both of
his arms. He was taken to this city
on the 1880 train, and then to his
home in Monroe on the afternoon
train.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-03-20
Challenges The World.

p. Frieden manufactures and keeps
for sale Water Proof Grease for boots
and shoes which he challenges the
world, to beat. Now is the time to
test its merits as the water will try
your boots and shoes. Give this
Grease trial and be convinced that
there is none to equal it. 33m1