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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-07-02

t,fnduair OF the rcunsy wanna College Of Dental
-urrofy. Philadelphia. In. office oyer the store
81 Guudry. Crny x co. Mineral Point wis.
NITROUS OXIDE administered Tor the painless
extraction Of teeth. 80 XVIII
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-07-02
DENTISTS.

PH,HlCIAS AND SURGEON, Mineral Point, Wis
once aud residence in trubcrs block. Calls BY
day % night answered promptly. Ny-i3u
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-07-02

rhYznIA&a hEp -ulnDEnNs, Mineral Point. Wis.
IONS II. NIyIAS, Vi. y. SrANsMoRE NIyIAE, VI. -.
9flcc ia NIyiuu's Drug Store. y
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-07-02
NNN,N S\eoM Njgh LIS is the he

thousands suffering from Asthma, Con-
sumption, Coughs, etc. Did you ever try
Acker's English Remedy? 1t is the best
preparation known for all Lung Troubles,
sold on q positive guarantee at 10c., Soc
r. d. Fulford, Druggist.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-07-02

ATToEsEYs AND CouNsELORs AT LAW. once
over Post ONCE. Mineral Point
MnHEY TO Loss on first. class real estate secu-
rIty
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-07-02
Local News.

| hign street Is DelIg HldcdudulIZeu
with stone crushed by the new crusher
Sims has recently added some fine
new rigs to his livery stock.
Alex. Stamm is PREF airing to open
bath rooms in connection with his bar
Der shop.
The Legate drum corps, of this city,
will play at Blanchardvil!e on Satur-
day, and at Linden on Monday.
Ed. Dayey has opened up new shoe
shop in Richard Jackson's building,
next door west Of Pulford's drug store.
The wrestling match at Chicago on
Tuesday evening, between Muldoon
and Lewis, was was won by the latter.
The board of reveiw is in session,
and any tax payer who deems his
| assessment too low can have it in
creased
The ladies Of the Alpha society Will
hold an ice cream sociable on the
grounds adjoining the p VI. church on
saturday evening, July 3D..
\ man from Kent, H., recently pur-
chased John Horns driving mare, pay
ing the sum of $50 therefor: also
VIM. Varcoe's mare. for which he paid
$3.50
Round trip excursion tickets at re-
duced rates will be sold by the Chicago,
Milwaukee and st. Paul Railway be
tween local stations on July, Sd, 18th,
and 18th, good to return until July 9th.
The case of the state of Wisconsin
VS.. Richard IT, Magoon, charged with
assault OH Henry :. Magoon, with in
tent to eXtort money, was tried at the
recent term of the circuit court held ut
Darlington. The jury rendered yer
diet Of not guilty.
On last Friday evening the six o.
clock freight train ran over two cows
just as it approached the depot in this
city. One of the cows belonged to j.
p. Fricdcn the other to VIM. Jeffrey
Both of the COWS were afterwards kill
ed outright to end their suffering
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-07-02

AIIoHsEy ~ Law. Practices In ali the courts.
once Ia Post Ouicc building, Mineral Point-up
-gurs. next 10 democrat Printing Oihce. KH26y
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-07-02
u. VI. totiiren,

ATTORNEY AT Law, Mineral Point, Wisconsin.
courts. iO-1ily
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-07-02

MN N>\ OF the good things Of this
life are sorrowfully let
alone on account of Dyspepsia. Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia,
indigestion and Constipation; sold on 8
positive guarantee at % and so cents, by
r. ID. PulfOrd, Druggist.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-07-02
Notice.

All persons are forbidden 10 drive stock
through, or pick any fruit OFF. or otherwise tres
pass on any land owned by William J. Mitchell
WM. J. MITCHELL.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-07-02
Valuable Farm for Sale,

offer for sale my farm consisting of 30 acres
of land situated two and one-half miles west of
Calaniue and one and onehalt miles north of
the Catholic church i'll Kendall Lafayette couu-
ty, Wis. The farm is we'll fenced, has Il good
dwelling house, and good barn and other out
buildings and has an abundance ofSpriugs upon
ii; il is on the line of good roads TO market. to
school and church. There are 30 acres under the
pillow, A acres of natural meadow and timothy
and clover, so acres OF good young timber, and
so young apple trees planted upon il; the bal
ance OF the land Is III pasture; the timothy and
clover land YIELDS about ~ tons of hay per year.
BOneC's branch runs through the north part of it.
The above farm will be sold ON reasonable terms
title perlect-if not sold it will be rented for
cash rent. For further PARTICULARS inquire of the
undersigned on the premises.
4SUaI PATRICK WUAIEN.
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Money to Lean

ON Real Estate in sums of $1,000 and
upwards at the following rates;
From $1,000 to $1,000 Z per cent
$1,000 to 5000 % ="
5000 upward 6
Applications to be made to First
National Bank. Mineral Point. Wis.
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INSURANCE.


A..f.,r HuGE FrEE iSsuRANcE CosrrAH1, y. y.
once ia Council Room. CITY Hall. OF
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India Linen

In plain white and Ecru with embr0id-
cries to match. Another lot has just
been received at Delier'S.
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Wilson & sresihOn,


ATT0EEEYs AND CnUEsELoEs At LAW. once i
Ap Flrst National Bank Of Mineral Point.
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Illinois Central R. R.
CARDS.

LAWYERS.
y. Scott AnsIey,
AlToRsEY At LAW, Mineral Point. Office easI
'front.' room city Han.
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Assessment Notice,
AUDITORS OFFICE

fIcKENs G. H., S. G., Nov. "a, 1885. {
'iE Auditors Office will be openod :, n
- and from the LIST day of ,Jnnnurv
1851 uptil and including the 2Oth dnv If
feDualy 1887, to rcoieve returns Of Reui
IGu piu, iorsonal property for Taxation in
=, iokens county for tic year 1887, and
;tn ~ 'ile convenience oftaxpayers the Aud
itor I or his Deputies will be ut each of the
reclncts named below on days specified
70 rocieYo Returns for the said year, viz.
.u AT Central, Tuesday apd Wednesday,
9TH and 5th January.
AT >, ,LlpGrty, Thursday and Friday. 9th
and 7th January.
"A AT lGa;21sley, Monday and Tuesday, 9th
and 10th january,
January. - 'ii
AZ Dacusyille, Thursday, 18th Janu=
a. AT Fosters Store, Friday, 18th Janus
AT AT Pumpkmtown, Tuesday, 47th Jan
at Aikons' Store, Wednesday, 18th
AT Nlne Times, Thursday, 10Th january
A. -. L littitJ, +-otll 1NnNlOrY.
Az DIX Milo School House, Tuesday,
Odd January.
At Plckens C. H., the balance of the
time. ~
Taxpayers will avail themselves of tho
ample time given 10 make Returns and
hope each will make bis or her Return in
person OF number Of acres Of land,
Buildings, Lots ADD Personal Proberty
IN each Township, and no complaint
Will then be necessary.
Every male citizen between the ages of
II and GO years on the 1st of Januay
1887, except those incapable of making
support shall be deemed taxable polls.
After the Goth of February all Returns
Will be put in additional list with the so
per cent penalty added thereto, unless
prevented by sickness tr absence from
the County at the time of Listing.
j. b. CLYDE,
County Auditor
nov. 25, 1885,. 8 If.
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q. I1k4Y 7 T,S:XSI
How Lost How Restored.

How Lost How Restored!'
just published, new edition of DR..
IuiVcrWcll'S Celebrated Essay on
the rndcdt cure Of SrERNAruRRHBA or Sem
N"a rakncSS, Involuntary Seminal Loss
Is, lMrorENCY, Mental and Physical Inca
pacity, lmpc&imcnts to Marriage, etc, also
CCNSrMrrI0N, EPILEPSY and FITS, induced
by selt-indulgcncc. or sexual eXtraVaganGO
&c, &c
The celebrated author, in his admire
bic essay, clearly demonstrates trcm Il
thiltN years sTcc cssfuyl practice, that tho
alarming, consequence Of sclf.abuse may
be radically cured, pointing out a nroue of
cure at once simple, certain and effoctu-
al, bymcans of which every sufferer no
matter what his condition IGay be, NAV
cure himself chcaply privately and rad.
Guilty.
geiSH This Lecture should be in the
hands of every youth and every man la
he land.
Sent unGcr seal, in plain cnveIope, to
a,y address, postpaid, on receipt o. four
c hts or two postage stamps. Address,
THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL co.
IA ANN ST. New T,Ork, NJ.
Post Ofice Box, $50. #,
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See advertisement of Pecan trees III
this paper.
The Pecan succeeds wherever the
Hickory grows. and ono large treo will
yield an annual income of $25. 90 to $50.
He had not slept for twcnty-four hours
coughing all the time. a dose of DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup broke his cough,
and he slept quietly all night.
Life is not worth living if one has
chronic rheumatism and can't get Saliva
ton Oil. Price 25 cents.
A demand having boon created for a
buggy paint ready mixed An expert
,onced coach painter has patented an ar
ticlc in coach varnish that fills the bill.
1t gives beautiful glossy finish to your
buggy or carriage. You can paint one
day and drive ont the next. Price only
one dollar at SLOAN Bros.
Cold piercing winds seldom fail to
bring on n cough, cold, or hoarscness at
VINO HC'''lI 'lli'i ~ pun = NJOtlRll
should be kept in every house.
Now q the time to replace broken win
dow panes to keep out the cold. Glass
and Putty, at SLOAN BROS.
rheumatism, neuralgia, and gcut are
speedily cured by Salvation Oil, the
great pain cure.
1t is cheaper to replace cbrokcn window
panes than to cure severe cold comtrac.
ted in consequence of neglect to make
your house comfortable. We can fur
hlsh either the window glass and putty,
or The cough medicine. SLOAN Bros.
bangor a neglected cold or cough may
Hiaoto HMiau 10 fneumOnla Consumption or other fatal
| cold d"S oSS :StronR'S Pectoral Pills will cure q
di~eotGnoy ny magic. Best thing for dyspepsia in.
| N'A0''ioh' SICK headache as thousands testify
rants, Oils, Window glass and pm
Drugs pt Sso,y Rnoo
Greenville, s. G.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-11-25
Stock and Cattle Esaisinc i,e
the State.
(COiumLiu RcgiSicr.I J


The State and County fairs are do
ing a great work il building up
the stock and cattle interests of the
State. In every section of the State
the raising OF fine stock and cattle
has Ecrn largely increased and much
moro interest is being ifestcd
wear after year i'll this branch Of in
dustry The nA" herd of Devon cat.
tie exhibited at our late fair by Mr..
II. A. Love of Chester won much ad,
miration, and shows what can be
done i'll this line in South Carolina.
1t rs some satisfaction to South Caro-.
lnlans to know that Mr.. Love took
not onl V the premiums on his herd,
bnt took the ma jority Of premiums on
his single entries, and that over ell
tries from New York a.:d Virginia.
Mr.. Love is one Of the leading a.. 2
most progressive farmers of Sout,
Carolina, and takes great pride ala
interest i'll the agricultural develop
lncnt of the State. He IL regular
at the State fnir and ut the
fairs ut Chester, II car which place lJ
has Il fine farm.
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For Sale.

RY virtue Of the authority vested in M
~ as mortgagec, | will sell to the high
est bidder on saIcday in December, at
Pickons G. H., the following property,
to wit:
Onc-half interest in one 18-horsc pow
cr Monitor Steam Engine, No. i183,
built by Erie City Iron Works.
OnC-half interest in one Saw Mil, fixt-
urcs, Log Cart and Dray. Sold as the
property of B. +. Bogg8 to satisfy mort
gage.
The property is situated about 3 miles
east OF Central, near Mr., b. j. John
ston'a. Persons can inspect the same by
going to the Mill. All Machinery is il,
first class running order, nearly new.
TERMS:- :-CAsH.
6. f. ROBINSON, Mortgagoe.
nov. 18, 1886. 8 3
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Proposed Change I'm the Cal
eNGGP.
{Greenrfiie NeWs J

Some Of the Greenyille attorneys
have been working on a new court
calendar for this circuit. The Digs
ent one is unsatisfactory for several
reasons, one being that it throws the
Grcenyille eourt, ono of the biggest,
80 close on the time for the meetir o.
/ of the legislature, which calls away
the solicitor. Another is that the
judges ard required to travel up and
down over the same route two or
three times i'll meeting their apln,int-
ments and the court is thrown in
Picliens, where the court house is
eight miles from the depot, at the
season when the weather is worst
1t is also said that the Abbeville law
ycrs are very anxious to have their
court the last on the circuit, The
following is the calendar prepared
here, and it will probably be sub
mitted to the legislature unless some
unlookod for and valid objection is
made
Abhcvillc: Third Monday in Jan
uary, first in June, second Monday
after the fourth in October.
Anderson: First Monday in Feb
luary, second in juno, fourth in Oc-
tober.
Oconee: Third Monday in Fcbru
ary, third in June, third in October.
Plckens: First Monday in March,
fourth i'll June, second in October.
Grecnville; Third Monday in
March, first Monday after the fourth
i'll June, third i'll September.
This would make the winter and
summer circuits begin in Abbevillc
and end in Grconvillc and the fall
circuit begin i'll Grccnville and end
i'll Abbevillc, the Judges moving on a
straight route each time.
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Notice.

4 III persons indebted to =. II.
~ Tcmplctom as Executor o, Mrs.
Catharino Tcmplcton, deceased on
account Of any purchases made a the
sale Of the lands and property Of
sad deceased, will meet me at Libcr-
crty Station on the 3d day of Dccom-
Der next at 10 o'clock a. m, for the
purpose Of settlement.
ID. n. TEMPLETON
Executor G. Tcmpleton, deceased.
nov II, 1886 6 81
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w WoIGcrful Cures.

W. ID. Il0yt & Co.. wholesale amd + cta
druggist of Rome, Georgia, saws: "W"
have been selling DIR. Kimw's Kew DScov-
cry, Electric HittcrS, ard BucklrnS Arnica
Sllvc for two years. Have meyer handled
remedies that sell as well, 0r~ivr such uni
rrrSal satisfaction There havrbccn some
wonderful cures effected by these mrdi-
cincs in this city. Several cases of pro-
noncrd Consumption have been entire V
cured by the use of few bottles Of Dr.
Kings New Discovery, taken in conncc-
tion with Elrc'lic 3htcrs. we guarantee
them always. Sold by DR.. G. W. Earle.
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a Surprise for ChPis!maa.

The publishers Of that bright and inter
rSting Magazine, known as THE Home
jouRnAIr will actually send it for three
months on trial free, as a Holiday Gift,
to everyone sending them ut once their ad-
dress and thrcc2-cCnt stamps for postagc
etc. AS the regular price of this popular
rub!lcAtl"n is %l.O0, every reader should
grasp this golden opportunity, and address
Immediately,
The HOME JOURNAL, BUFFALO, n. y
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The race with the liens will soon be

| The race with the liens will soon be
over.
Mr.. James e, BorougIs is quite sick
with fever.
Mrs, Tom. Steele visited relatives in
Pickens lust week.
Miss jamie Connor Harrison is visit
ing Miss Lucie Hagood.
Cotton cheap and getting cheaper, but
other things run with it.
The protracted drouth has been broken
mp by protracted rain.
Col. D. Wyatt Aikep's many friends
will be delighted to hear that his health
is lnuob improved.
There is many young girl making
the sewing machine hum now, to get the
fine clothes ready.
It is said that Rev. G.. ". Singleton
School Commissioner, elect will make
his home in Picbens next year.
The time for holding the court on the
Eighth Circuit as proposed by the Green
vile Bar will suit Pickens precisely.
If you want a fitting suit Of clothes OF
any other kind of clothes or shoes, call
on Il. w. Poe e Co., at their mammoth
clothing and shoe store in Greenvillc.
G. e. Hamilton killed Jersey Red pig
last Thursday, IL months old the net
weight of which was AIS pounds, We
have faint idea, that cannot be beat in
the State.
A lawyer advises the farmers of thia
County free of charge, to SOW as much
wheat as possible, and next summer YOU
will have the fun of gathering in the
golden shcaves.
The attention of the Pickens Bar is
called to the fact that the Easley Mcsscn-
ger is prepared to print briefs, and do
any kind of job work with neatness and
dispatch.
james Suddeth, Jasper Suddeth, Ig
natius Few and Joseph Bcllew, who
were tried in Greonvillo last week
fer killing Robbie j. Jones the suppos.
ed mule thief, were acquitted.
Tho Homo Journal, Buffalo, n. Y.
Will be given to every new cash subscri-
Der to the SENTINEL vino sends in his
name in the next go days. The journal
itself is well worth the money.
On Thanksgiving day, DR.. Riley
breaches at Carmel, Eey. A. p. Nichol-
son at Central, and tn ere will be services
N one of the churches al this place which
Will I've signitied by the bell ringing.
The friends of Miss Ola Hollingsworth
will be pleased to know that she is talk.
ing very high stand i'll the Augusta Fe-
male Seminary at St2mton, Va, ay
shown by the reports from the faculty.
Any one sending us two new subscri
hers accompanied by the cash, will be
to one copy of the Nursery and !
OE.ilaGG, the best hook that has ever
been written on ihe subject, and well worth
three dollars.
Miss Mary d. Riley has hccn cngngcdto
teach III the Enslcy High School.
Easley and the High School both are TO
be congratulated upon thcirmost worthy
- II @ tln1 7 Il 1
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For Sale.

A VALUABLE and most dcsira
"a bic Tract Of Land on Wolf
Creek, adjoining lands Of Joab Maui
din, Foster Wyatt and others, con
tanning one hundred and forty acres
more or less, will be sold by the m-
daraiGncd on Salclay in December, if
notsold atprivatc snl" before that time
There are about Is acres of first
class branch and creek bottom in the
tract and it lies just two miles South
McSt Of Pickcns 6. II.
For further information write to
me, or call at my residence near Pick
ems.
Also to rent or sell good two sto-
ry dwelling with s fire place rooms,
with 03 acres Of we'll improved land
with vineyard, just outside the incOr
porate limits Of the town of Pickens
II. B. HENDRICKS,
Pickcn6 G. H., S. G.
nov II, 7 3
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EX-President, Chester A. Auther
dled at his home in New York on the
morning Of the 18th inst.
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REicScE2aont 81 KDamvflac R NJ
Cclumb Ia and GYeenville Division

On aud after Jan. 10th, 1896 Passcn-
ger rams Will run as herewith indicated
upon inns road and its branches: Daily
(ENccpt !SundnyS.)
No. 53--EP PASSENGKR
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DISSOLUTION,

" OFFICE is hereby given that the part
1 y nrrShip heretofore existing under the
ilrm name, ID; +. Bradley 4 Co., in the
publication Of the pickGrs SENTINEL. is
this day dissolved, Ivy the sale of ID. +
HradlryS right title ard interest in said
SENTINEL, with all his intrtcSt in the notes
acrtS AID other wilderness Of indcht cdncSs
uuo and owing to same, to J. +. BnyrS.
All payments on accounts must be made
TO }. f. Bngg% i Go.
II IL DRA
Morning journal and courier., 1886-09-01

MT. Hume on the dock with the air and ap-
 pearance of captain of an eastern coaster
 Tn shirt sleeves and no suspenders, with
 dogs in great force-we counted twelve
 hounds-and bear skins stretched on the
 dock building to dry. MT. Hume is fond of
 joys his dogs and gun the same in former
 days, before the favorite chinook had brought
 him his present ample wealth.
 Our return to the east side of the Rockies
 was via the Oregon Short Line'' from Uma-
 tllla junction to Ogden, and thence over the
 Denver and Rio Grande to Denver. One
 cannot pass over the Short Line without
 thinking why was it built? The road does a poor business; it is of no use to the desolate
 country It passes over and can have little
 nope tor the future except as a factor in possible fight between the N. P. and the O. R. and N. The ride over the Denver and Rio Grande was full of wonder, excitement and alarm and will not soon be forgotten by the goodly number of passengers who shared our fears on the trip. As we were rapidly turning the dangerous curves through the grand gorge few miles west of Canon City rock teil from a great height across our pathway, and as good luck would have it the descent was seen by the engineer, who by the use of his skill and the air brake saved us from destruction. For six hours we rested, while the wrecked engine was raised and removed and the huge boulder broken up. These kind of accidents are quite frequent I am told, but the newspa- pers are silent on the subject. Let all go over the Denver and Rio Grande that wish; I prefer some other route. Very pleasant days, though warm thus far in Colorado; at Denver, Colorado Springs and Man1tou. At the latter we were delighted to ind two old New Haveners, MT. and Mrs. Edwin Marble, who have been pass ing a number of weeks at this pleasant re- sort, and we also renew our acquaintance with two New Haven boys, at first here for their health and now in business and we'll and hearty. I allude to Charles A. Grant, formerly in the New Haven post office, and young MT. Strickland.
 All eastern Colorado is blooming this year, the numerous rains having filled the ranges with the best grass known since the cattle industry assumed it's present magni- Jude, and making glad the heart of the range eattlemen, who by reason of low prices fer beef stock and unusual losses in the great storms of last winter, have been under cloud; alas, not few of the weak ones will ever emerge. J. D. D.