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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-30
WHEELING, W. VA. TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 80 1886.

acterisic of our people and would see them
through all their differences.
Mr.. Teller saw no necessity for an In
crease.
Mr.. Logan defended his position on the
bill AS to one Of the arguments advanced
BY the Senator from Kansas Plumb that
because laborers were poorly paid
the soldiers should not be
be better paid than at present
Mr.. Logan thought q very poor argument.
1t was very singular that men OF wealth,
bankers rich enough to be hardly able to
count their money-were always found to
be the friends o: workingmen, laughter in
the galleries This wss
ALL RIGHT FOR A RICH NAN
to do; but when everything was said for
the workingmen BY those who had them
selves had the actual experience OF the
workingmsn, that was altogether improp
er. Ii was only the banker and the rich
men who were to have the right
to spend for the workingman. Il
was brought up to labor on farm at S. q
month" said Mr.. Logan, "and when any
man insinustes that am not the friend OF
the poor man he insinuates that which is
utterly uniustifsble" 1t was an unfound-
ed aud unworthy ipsinuaiion. Referring
to the suggestion that the increase of the
army was wanted for sbow-"ior q circus"
Mr.. Logan repelled. The people, he
said, did net want any show" about
it. They had show" and circus"
enough in the Senate, daughter
and while the Senatorial circus was 90, he
did not knew any more active performers
than the Senators who we're opposed to this
bill. Renewed laughter. In conclusion,
Mr.. Logan said Republicsnism was becom.
ing a power the world over, and the United
States should be prepared to say to the fret
European power that attempts q toothold
in America, Lay on MscDUff and damned
be he who first cries hold, enough" Ap
plause in the galleries.
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BELLAIRE-

Charley Johnson, aged about IL years,
was shot through the nose Sunday evening
while tooling with a revolver. The boy 9
face is permanently dis6gured.
The Board Of Crystal Window Glass
Works has not decided whether to rebuild
or not. The insurance on the burned
works will be fixed before anything is
done.
The township assessor nominated by the
Democrats is J. C. McCloy.
Splsnger Post meets tonight 10 its new
room in Central Hall. The Ladies Auxil.
iary will meet with the Post.
A fellow named Gallaher has been ar.
rested for attacking an old man named
Bennett
The class of 81, after o rest Of several
months, held meeting las. night.
The contest for the trumpet will be de-
cided on Saturday evening.
Rev. ( Henderson has left the city for
Conference at Lexington, Ky. He will be
appointed 10 new charge
Rev. X. +. keeler refused to debate on
baptism with the unknown who has been
uOticH Ouk W tuo oSdku VI ING SuEioNuu
Church.
Several school teachers are away on q
vacation.
There is q movement on foot now to re-
move the present alarm bell from City
Hall to the hose house on Gravel Hill, and
to purchase another bell weighing 1000 or
1900 pounds for the first named place.
The present bell weighs about 500 pounds.
The members Of the South Bellaire NJ.
E. Church Sunday school are preparing TO
give concert in the near future.
The candidates on both tickets are do.
ing q great deal of skirmishing Just new
John Danford is home from visit to
his father at st. Clairsvills.
Matt Hart is home from q business trip.
Mise Annie Hill is still quite low with
the fever
The gentlemen who are sinking the gas
well below town are doing quick work.
Tom Baron is land up with the fever.
Mrs. c. S. Garrard will 20 west TO Join
her husband.
The Boston Hat House opens this week.
There was trouble between the street car
drivers and the company.
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R,eitsment I'm Texas.

Great excitement has been csased ia the
vicinity of Paris, Tex, BY tne remarkable
recovery Of Mr.. J. E. Corley, Who was 30
helpless he could not turE IN bed, or raise
bis head; esrrybody said be was dging Of
Consumption. A trial bottle Of Dr.. King
New Discovery was sent hin. Finding re.
lief he bought large bottle and q box Of
Dr.. Kings New Life Pills; By the time be
had taken two boxes Of PiIls and two bot
ties Of the Discovery, be vas vel and had
gained in Resh thirty-six pounds IRA
bottles Of this Great Discovery for Con
sumption tree at Logan L Co.'S
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THE BRIDGE CASES.
Bridges Over the Ohio, National not State
Highways.


Highways.
speoiG' 70 IIs Rsgi!ter
PARxERsBURG March 29.-Ths Circuit
Court convened in this city this morning,
Judge J. J. Jackson on the bench.
The principal clses were the B. L 0.
Railroad Co., v.. The Sheriff Of the coun
ties of Wood and Marshall upon an ap.
plication for an Injunction. The spphcs'
ton for this Injunction was 10 have been
heard BY Judge Jackson today, but, mas
much az he could not dispose OF them be,
fore the regular trim OF Court in June, he
decided not to hear the application at this
time. They we're continued until the June
term, when the questions involved will be
heard before all three Of the Judges who
will sit in Court Of that time.
The question raised BY the Piesdiugs iu.
wolves the right Of the State Of West Vir.
ginia to tax the two bridges ct Psrkersburg
and Benvood, over The Ohio river, ss inds,
pendent subjects Of taxation. The claim
of the company is thst they are not inde-
pendent subjects Of taxation, but are part
and portion of q continuous line Of rail
way belonging to the company, and are
only liable to taxation "a part Of that
railway, ike any other bridge on the line
The company farther contend that inas
much IS the Ohio river is 8 national high,
~ay, under the control and jurisdiction Of
the Government Of the United States,
neither the s,ste Of West Virginia or any
other State on the sordsEs Of tae river has
Q right to impose Q tax on 9 bridge built
under an act Of Congress.
There are other minor questions involV
ed, but these are the principal ones.
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THROUGH THE STATE

Moorefeld has had fne cattle show.
Weston proposes changing its rink into
an opera house
A new Catholic Church is being built OF
Fink, Lewis county.
A Medical and Surgical Society has been
formed in Kanswha county.
Walter A. Leese, o West Virginia boy, 10
Attorney General Of Nebrsske.
Two hundred people took part in Q re.
cent fox chase in Lewis county.
There Ia quite large gas well on Can.
ningbam's run in Upshur County.
Over 100000 pounds OF tobacco have
been handled at Pennsboro tbi, winter.
Herrison county has furnished Con.
gressman for sixteen consecutive years.
Joseph Wharton, of Morongsls county
has iust shipped 5000 walnut table legs.
David Chamber, OF jackson county,
was killed lev days since By a linbiAllins
on him.
Clarkubura has 534 cspitstions and as
sessable property amounting TO sl,422,'
358.97.
A three story brick hotel lighted BY
electricity and heated BY gas, is 10 be boiit
at Huntingdon.
At Charleston, Friday. Judge Gathrie
sentenced George Jeffe7s and Lewis
Douglass, convicted Of murder in the sec
ond degree, to eighteen years in the peni.
Tertiary.
Weston is 70 have real live steamboat
Il will run Eve miles below Weston. A
steamboat on the Mopongshels 90 many
miles above its supposed head Of navigs
ton will be decided noyeliy.
One day last week Mr.. Allen Smith. whe
lives on Reepys Knob. q few miles north
west Of Anderson. Greenbrier county
killed with hoe gray eagle, which meas
ured seven feet three inches from tip u
tip.
The 2G0 acre tract Of Caearon land, il
Berkeley county, sold In front Of the Cour-
House on Monday, was knocked down u
Mr.. John Prederck for 800. II the ses
son lie Q good one the hucklebeny croe vii
pay tor it.
A little son Of .!oin Ellison, OF Calhoun
county, vas accidentally thot and killet
lat week. A lew days p:syious EIEsol
was taken from his home BY Red Men IN,
severely whipped. The grand jury are prob
ing the matter.
Judge Hoke Ct Kingwood sent Q checl
70 Cincinnati some time ago, aud it Va
returned TO the Kingvood bank one ds,
this week. after having passed throagl
several banks. and horosed BY oil Of them
which bad 10 signature on IL, the Jsdg'
having omitted 10 sign il
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-30
LABOR BILLS.
They Are Beginning to Pour Int the
House.

They Are Beginning to Pour Int the
House.
WAsuINGToN, March 29-Mr. Curtin, OF
Penn, introduced a preamble and resolu-
ton reciling the present labor troubles and
providing for special committee Of three
members to investigate the cause and ex.
tent Of these trou oles.
By Mr.. Houk, OF Tenn, preamble and
joint resolution recitiug the existing trou.
bles ard providing for the appointment of
a commission to be known as the
capital labor commission The
com mission shall consist Of tour Senators
from representatives, and one person to be
selected by the President, and who will act
as Chairman. 1t is made the duty OF The
Commission TO investigate the different
questions relating to hours Of labor, and
the remuneration therefor, and to submit
lis report to Congress on the first Monday
in December.
BY Mr., O'Neil Of Missouri, providing for
Board Of Arbitration.
BY Mr.. horner OF pennsylvania, me
mortal OF the Knights of Labor, Of Phila.
delphis, in fsvoting of the construction Of
the Hennepin Canal.
By Mr.. Lawler, OF Ills, preamble and
resolution reciting that the recent cores.
pondence between Mr.. Powderly. Grand
Master Workman Of the Knights Of Labor.
and Mr. Jay Gorld President ot,he Missouri
Pacific Railroad Company, raises an issue
OF vital importance to the tranquility Of the
country and the general welfare Of the peo
pie and directing the Committee on Labor
to investigate into the underlying causes
of the difficulties existing between employ
ers and employees Of railroad companies
and other common carriers, and TO report
what legislation ia necessary to bring the
trouble aud differences 10 settlement
The committee is given authority to send
for documents and papers and 10 sit dur.
ing the sessions OF the House.
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Iarksrs burg Notes.
Special 10 tie RsgIS;er.


PAREERBURG, March 29-The strike at
the Star foundry ttill continues. No sat-
isfactory arrangements have ye. been ar
rived at, and the works are at q stand
still.
The preparations for work on the 0. R.
railroad extension are being vigorously
prosecuted. Timber men, stone masons
are constantly arriving and bidding for the
work, which will be commenced at some
points during the Ees;;
Hon. I'd. Chiffon, Of kenna & Chiffon,
Charleston, Is here in attendance upon the
L. s. Court in connection with matters
pertaining TO the famous SEsDn case.
Hon. Dan Lucas was here to- day in at.
tendance upon U. s. Court
Hon Caleb RoTgess, OF Clarksburg, and
Hon. John A. Hutchinson represented the
B. i o. Railroad Company, while Gov. A.
!. Boremsn represented the Sheriff Of Wood
county.
Hon ". P. Hubbard, of Wheeling was
also at Court to-day,
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Clair county, was present this morn
ing, and was totally unable
to control strikers has appealed to the
Governor of Illinois for military aid, but
this has not been verified.
About 2 o'clock this afternoon three
crowds of strikers left the relay depot and
went to the yards OF the Ohio and MisslS-
sippi snd c., B & Q. roads and to the
National Stock Yards and took an engine
at each place. The Wabash road started
out a train of Is cars at 2:30 p. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-30
the BELGIUM COMMUNE.
The Strikes Sprsadiag IN the Coal
Regions.
MANY RIOTERS KILLED AND WOUNDED
The Troops Stand Mt Upon the Ceremony
Of Firing But Open Out
AT Once.

CHARLHRoI, March c9.-Tks.city to-day q
vast military camp from which flying
columns are operating in all directions. Il
is believed nov that the worst 10 over. The
Government has authorized the peaceabls
inhabitants Of the city to arm themselves
and to use every means in their power to
defend their domieils. There 10 more con.
6deut feeling. The civilian patriots of the
troops are overmastering the rio;era The
miners in the Flena md Borinags distsi<ts
have gone out on strike and have de-.
stroyed the residence Of the mine manager
by dynamite. In these districts there have
already hen several conflicts between tho
strikers and the troops and many have
been killed on both sides Reinto,cements
have been sent to the scene of conflict.
Assistance From France
PAsls, March 2s.-Ths Belgian Repub.
Gcan League Of Paris has called meet.
ing Of the Belgian working men Of France
to assist their brethren in Belgium.
Civilians Fighting the Rioters.
BRvssELs. March ?9.-, Rioters last
night attacked and burned pottery man.
utactory at Bondour near Monae.
They succeeded in resisting
the gendarmes, who, however
shot and killed three oi the rioters. The
citizens Of Fleurus, seven miles nor,heas,
Of Charleroi, have armed themselves with
pitch forks, clubs and guns and have thus
far succeeded in defending their town from
piliage. They drove an army Of rioters
away by main force dispensing il utterly.
Vigilant committees are being formed by
citizens in other places threatened by tho
strikers.
More strikers.
BRUssELs, March 29--The miners ct
An.oiDg. three miles southeas, Of Tournoi,
struck to-day and went rioting. They
formed into o body and marched towards
Tournoi for the purpose Of looting the
place. Troops sailed out from that place
to meet them and conflict followed. In
which many persons were wounded. The
strikes are spreading in the coal mining
districts Of Borinague, and the authorities
there fear trouble. The. miners In that
district receive but 81 a week. Several
anarchist leaders were arrested at Char
leroi to-day. The burisls Of rioters who
were sbo. by troops there are proceeding
quietly.
At Neryiers the socialists are greatly en-
ragged because Of the energetic sction OF the
military in suppr ssing disturbances. A
On act ofrevepge they threaten TO raid the
extensive cloth works which are con.
spicuous feature Of that town.
Fourteen Strikers Killed and woandsd.
MoSs, March 29.--Three hundred suik.
ers made On attack on the MAniem.nt col.
liery TO day and were fred upon by troops.
The number Of killed and wont dsd 10 four
teen.
Seventeen Killed and Wounded.
CHARLEEor, March 29.-Tbs strikers
stopped work at the ResAix collieriss to
day. They were thrice asked 10 dispsrss
but refused 10 do 80. and began 70 throw
stones at the troops. The latter fred upon
the rioters. killing aud ~oundipg seven.
teen.
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business ofimportsnce has yet been done,
50 Mr.. Hayes says.
Mr.. Irons Notified.
ST.. LoVIs, March 29.-Mr. Powderly's
dispatch directing the striking Knights of
Labor upon the Gould southwest system
to return to work Immediately was recsiv-
ed st the headquarters Of the Executive
Committee Of that assembly at 2:3O o'clock
this morning and member Of the COM
mittee at once telegrsphed to Mr.. Irons at
Sedalia to return to st. Louis at once. Mr..
Irons it is expected, will start for st. Louis
Immediately and upon arriving here will
preside over g meeting Of his committee
which viii then comply with Mr.. Powder
ly's order to declare the strike ended.
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scorrs EnULsIos or PURE

Cod Liver OH, With Hypsphesphites. ysry
PaIatabIs aud Emeaeious In wasting
Diseases,
DR.. C. 7. Eromssr, Rechsstef. n. Y.
s.ys; After hsvipg used SCOTS Emul-
sion with decided benefit upon nyseG, ]
have taken great pleasure in recommend
ing It since in the various copditioss d
wasting In which !, 10 INDICATED"
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ParnelI Approves.

CoLUuBUs. O., March 20 Mr.. Patrick
Egsn, President OF the Irish National
League Of America, having announced to
the country that be did not coubtensnee
the Irish Parliamentary Aid Association.
of which Mayor John BJrne, of Cincinnati,
and Mr. Eugene Kelly, OF SeE York. are
the founders, aud the president Of the
Columbus branch OF the League having
stated that Mr. Egan's condemnation was
authorized BY Mr.. Parnell, the Catholic
Columbian seat this cable message
CoLUNsCs, o., March 29.
PdrReH, LOadoH:
Do you approve the Parliamentary Aid
Associs,ion2
CATHOLIC COLUNBAS.
The following answer was received this
afternoon:
I.oYDOy. March 20.
Catholic Columbian:
Yes. PARSELL..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-30

YopSG ana Iaiddlssged men suffering
from nervous debility. pseustGre old age,
loss of memory. aud kindred symptoms,
should send ten rents in stamps for large
illustrated treafise suggesting sure means
of cure. Worlds D;spensary Medical As
sociAtion, Buffalo, n. Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-30
Istsssstiag kspssssssss.

Hiram Csuerop. Furniture Dealer, Of
Columbss, Ga. tells his expeFisaes tbss:
For three jean have trisd eyssy remedy
on the market foe StooscA ssd Ki1ssy
Disorders. bot got no relisf usfil sss4
Elsctric B,tes. Took Eve bottles an6
an nos cused, and think Eleetic Htasss
the Bsst Blood Psfi6ss In II Vsl1, ,"
Major A. B. Rcd, 81 Wess U1sssx Kys
ussd Eisctsis Ettsn ~ - a0M e11n1iog
Naaey ssectioa and ay: sNslhiss -
ssss dcss NJ % nscA eoo1 - NlDDyie
Bitters" SEA :, 6hy essts : bs&b y
LoGaa 4 Co
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The Law la BarhIey's Case.

Prr7sBURG Pa March 29-Col. Mon
tooth filed q bill in the Court Of Common
Pleas on b. halt ot Samuel RAklsy. the
ball player who Was Suspended and fned
By the American Base Ball Association.
The bill asks that the Association be re-
strained from interfering with Bsrkley and
that the action be declared null and void.
Next Friday was fixed for q hearing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-30
Looks 80 UntiiT.

Nothing looks mere untidy than the
presence Of scurf and dsndruf in the hair
and on the clothing. One bottle Of Par
ker's Hair Balssm viii heal the scalp and
free it from tlis nuisanes. Stops falling of
the hair, promotes new growth and makes
it soft. glossy and silky. Best Of dressing.
Deic;ously perfumed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-30
An italian Bea.t LInehed.

VIcKsBURG, Mss. March lS-An armed
mob visited the all st o'clock this morn
ing, and after bsttering down the doors, se-
cured possession Of Fred Villeross, an ItaL
ian. charged with RATE The man was
taken to a tree in font Of the j.il and
hanged.
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SteinetK Wins.

SEw ORLEANS, Morch 29.-Steinetz won
the chess gaEe this evening, thus Winning
the match.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-30

A WESTERN Newspaper says that the
lssestsensation il St. L1ais horss that
chews tobacco; bat the greatest sensation
Is DR.. Balls Cough Syrup. nov used By
every Eeneible person.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-30
Barney McCauley.

LOUISVILLE. KY, March PA private
telegram announces the death Of Barney
@cCsuisy, ths eet2r, in New York this
morning.
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Base BAH.

At Savannah: Pittsburg, /; Savannah
0; fifteen innings
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VERY MUCH MIXED

The Political situatioa In Ensiaad Very
Unsettled.
LONDON, March 2S.-Tbere vas session
Of the Cabinet this afternoon.
Mr.. Gladstone and Lord Huptipstou,
who was Secretary for War in the last
Liberal Cabinet. intsrchspgsd communics.
lions to-day regarding The la,ters attitude
toward the Premitr's proposed Irsh policy.
II will be remembered that tho
Conservatives at one time made
overtures to Lord Harrington looking 10
tu,ion OF wings and tho Tories in Q nsv
party that Il wss claimed would control
political situation on any Irish measure.
BE. however, though Whig. 10 . sincere
sdmirer Of Mr.. Gladaose and hss
always reiased TO either follow o.
lend any opposition 10 hin and
has never In practice carried his Differing
further than nop+nppoft- II Lord Hsss
tipgton should either isks plses 10 the
present Cabins. or obenly proclsinsd him
self . supporter OF the Premief's Irish pro
posais Il 10 thought his aid would more
than counterbslanos the effects Of Mr.
Chsmberlsin's Q secession.
Mr.. ChanberlsinI personal followers
are urging him TO make uss Of ths Ne
tiopal Liberal Federation to discover tbs
majority feeling ot the Liberal pAsty
throughout Great Britain toward Mr.
GlsdGone's Iriah policy.
10 Birmingham rumoss ass circulated
to-day that II the prsssnt political crisis
results in new election. Lord ChaYchill
and Mr.. Cbsnberlsin win take the STUMP
On the same platform. !. 10 also ssssd
that En the sane svsnt, The Birninehsn
Liberals In John Bsigki's district viii 70.
quest that venerable statesman 10 retire n
favor Of younger man.
0isdstsss's Measure.
LaxD0x, March 2S.-Mr. Glsdstoes n
the House Of Con mons this mosnipR.
sisted that on Apnl sih be would ask p1.
mission 10 introduce bis Irnh Govsssmsaf
bill. He sdded that on Aun l2A the
budget would be introduced and tbss o
April 18th he would sesuest pssmissios 10
introduce Bill 10 amend laws fos The sals
and purchase OF land 10 Ireland. Both
Ne. Chsmbsslaia and Mr. Trsyelyss. The
secsdiog members of the Csbsst, vsrs
present. When Mr. Glsdstoos vas nat-
ing his announcements they at below The
ssngvsy chatting With Losd Hsrisgtes
and Sir Hssry james.
| Dasnarek Asstssl.
PARis. March 70 -SsyersI Ppsch ssss-
papers scegss Prince Bsnssck of hssipg
melted the riots in Belgium. and warn Bel
GUM to beware Ct him.
saLvlrIss On slvsys esses psia. h
should be the cor,pasioa Of every trsselips
man. Il extingsishss pain. Whether fssut.
ing from sst, burn. bruise. o. sspFsis.
Get osJ de genuine. Pres tsssy.s~s
cents bostIs.
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SaLViTIsx On slvsys esses psis- h
should be the cor,pasioa Of every tssselipe
man. Il extingsisAss pain. shethes fssut-
ing from est, . burn. . bruise. xssprais.
Get ooly de genuine. Pies tsssiy-svs
cents boetle.
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Dkanarek Ass6se1. |.

Pirts. March 70 -Ssysrsl Pfssch ssss-
papers scepss Prince Bsnssck of hs~isg
melted the riots In Belgium. and warn Bel
gium TO beware Ct him.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-04-16
INSURANCE.


AGfSr HONE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, y. !
Office IN Council Room, city Hall. OF
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-04-16
HIGHLAND.

Michael Egan moved all his farm
implements. stock and household fur
niture to Nebraska, last week, and in
tends to move his family soon. He
is accompanied by his brother-in
James Kent. of Cobb.
School commenced last Monday with
| good attendance.
Martin Kelly has purchased James
Rules farm of 120 acres and John
Kelly's farm of 50 acres, since our
last writing We are glad that he has
settled near us, instead of going west
as he intended.
There will be grand exhibition at
the school house in district number ,,
of the town of Eden, on Wednesday
evening, April 2Sth, conducted by
Constant Cholvin, teacher. All are
cordially invited to attend.
Julia Cody, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Garrett Cody, died after q short
illness, on last Tuesday. She was
buried on Thursday. She was IA years
of age, and was highly esteemed by
all who knew her, and viii be greatly
missed by al. Her bereaved parents
have the sympathy of many friends.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-04-16

2. S.-Goods warranted, al
ping sewed free of charge.