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. ROAD NOTICE.

M0TICR is hereby given that . petitIeu
IN will be presented to the Commissisnss
Of &ouroe County At thsr next session,
June A. D. 1885, praying for review And
alteration Of road In Jackson towusnlD
leading from the town Of ,Csohrausvillss "a.
intersect the Woodsneld and Tuel's, lapding
road, on the lands Of Frank wssmnth: BSs
ginning for the same AZ the west ed q ~
bridge to be built at Bradaslds crossils sf
jim Run; thence through the lands Of ksVis
c. Brad6eld, as nearly the old mill race ~
practisablei thence through the lands 81
Mrs. Kve'ine.W Whitney, Mrs. Margaret Rapsye
George Shat. Rlihu Long, Polk Haugtrt Nogh
Haught. B. =, Folger and Prank Wssmuth,
to intersect the County road near the rssfs
dence Of said Frank Wasmuth. 5s ss
mchs, 's6w5' Many PETITIONERS.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

To @. Cesrs, or sohom Il mag Coaoern, ~ Z
Notioe 10 hereby given that Rlissbsth anne
strong has paid into the County Treasury .
sum sufhcient to redeem the northeast pan
Of tbe northeast quarter Of range q, tewus
ship 3.seCtion &-7i acres, and the southeast
qnsrter OF the southwest quarter Of range 6,
township 3, section a6-4o acres, sold as .
Delinquent Tsx Sale by John Rusgssggss,
Treasurer Of Monroe County, Ohio Jsnuaty
10, 1885, lin the name Of Eiiss Armstrong v
G. Cehrs.
b .HUHLBxAN,
nchle.'ssts. Aadiser AsnsOs Co., OAiss
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Tho Funny Man OF the Future.

Atone OF the schools the master, in
in q Reperal exercise, wrote the word
Adj ziH on the black hoard and asked
The, e,pupils eachio wyite q sentence con.
tanning The word. He was somewhat
,sIsSa shack 10 find on one ef the papers
thegfollowinp y, ique scntence: 81 d. zen
pnow.my les on" II that boy lives to
eroRinp he.will be an ed tor, or funny
Tnan, IN come OF our contemporalis 8.
Philadelphia Coll
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CoNHEcroNs-Toledo with all lines enter
ing the city.
osHscrIoSs-Fremcnt. L. E.& w. R r
Clyde, B & W z R. Bellevue N Y C & st L.
R R. Monroeville b & ORR. Wellington c.
'CC&I IRR, Crsston N Y P& o, Orrville, P
& W r r, Massillion, PFw &CRR,& CL&
wRR. Valley junction Valley r r, Cana
Dov4rC PRR &CL& W RR, New Com
erstown, P C & 81 K r, Cambridge B & o 3
r, Point Pleasant, C YRR, Marietta
C BRR.
W. A. hcCL0Y, Acting General Pass. Agent.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

To r. Kindeuvryer, or sshom u mag Concern:
Notice is hereby given that A. g. Hushee
has paid into the County Treasury sum suf-
hcient to redeem lot No. 80, in the town Of
Nakord.sold at Delinquent Tax Sale by John
Rusgseggsr, Treasurer Of Monroe county,
Ohio January l9, 1885 in the name of A..
J. Cavanaugh to F, Kinde!berger.
d. R. MUHLEMAN,
uchs3,'s Auditor Monroe Co., Ohio.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-04-06

Flag Stations are marked with . ('l. all
others are regular stations. At which trains
will stop without being tagged.
Passing points are indicated BY full-faeed
figures.
On and after March 13. train No. 8 will run
through to Woods6sld every Saturday, and
return every Monday to summerdeld, airlv.
ing at Woodsaeld about Q o'clock p. IN. and
leaving Monday at6.lsa.m.
W. T. NORRIS,
Superintendent, Woodsneld, Ohio.
B. RHODES, Train Dispatcher
Woodsfeld, Ohio
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-04-06

'Tralns run daily. tDaily except Sunday.
Sleeping ears onall through trains between
Baltimore, Washington, Chicago, Pittsburgh,
Wheeling, Columbus and Cincinnati.
Additional train leaves Cambridge for
Wheeling at 3:1O pm, and Wheeling for
Cambridge at 7 a, M. daily except Sunday.
C.K. LORD Gen. Pass. Agt, Baltimore. Md.
W. z. RBPPRRT, Div. Pass. Ag't, Columbus, o.
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TOvOUNG LADIES,

II your, life is made burden owing to
Blackheads, Pimplcs. and other eruptions on
: the face. msrrinx your beauty and causing so
much ehaurin. IL ia no longer neccesssry for
yvu 10 endure it. DIR. Flagg's Family Oint-
ment win certainiy remove al snch blemirhes
and leave your skin Soft. Smooth and Beauti-
nj Snld by all druggists, and nailed on re-
teirf n price % cents
WILLIAMSBURG CO., Props, Cleveland o
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

To r. Kindelbryer or ulom IL may Concern.
Notice is hereby given that'Louis Sulsber.
ger, Sheriff, has paid into the County Treasury
q sum sufficient to redeem lot No. 81 in the
town of Antioch, Perry township, sold at
Delinquent tax sale by John Ruegsesger.
Treasurer of Monroe County, Ohio. January
Is, 1885, in the name Of T. G. Penn to +.
Kinde berger.
B.R. NUHLEMAN.
mch2a '26w3, Auditor. Monroe Co, F, Ohio.
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BurSEss men. Lawyers Clergy men
and .sfhers whose occrpstions are OF 9
.edenssry character, Of en- have tie feel
ing sot heing litrsiv- worn out, and are
seminded verv foicihly If declining
Years, when if they knew what allied
.tssm, ti,ty would find all their troubles
arose from the lnsc,ion OF their kidneys
or liver ii they would OF such times
,aksD DIR lH. M.Loan's Hon G 'psthic
L yer snd Kidney B.lm, would again
is,l the yigor and strength OF maturity
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-04-06
pILEs, PILES, r1LEs,u

Sure cnre for Blind. Bleeding and Itching
Pies. One box has cured the worst cases Of
20 wears standing. No one need suffer five
minutes after using Williams Indian Pile
0intnsnb 1t ab@,rbs twnorS sllays itching.
,scts az roultice gives instant relief. Prepared
>nlv for Piles, itching Of the private parts
nothing else Sold by druggists and mailed
ON recsipt of price Soc and 81.
WILLIAMS MFG CO.. Props, Clevsland,0 o
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Full faced figures denote meeting and pas
sing points. alag station.
Nos. /, 2, 3 and daily; = and daily
except Sunday. Nos and will stop on
signal at any point to let OF or lake on pas
sengers or freight.
CHAS L WILLIAMS,
Assistant Superintendent.
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Harpsr's Young People.
rLLuSrRA ArED-

The position of HAsPsR's YouSe PsorLs 81
the leading weekly periodical for ysung resd.
ers Is WE'LL. established. N TheI pablishers
spare no pains to provide tbs best and most
attractive reading and illustrations. The
serial aud ehort stories have strong dramatic
interest while they are wholly free from
whatever Is pernicious OF vu'sarl' sensa-
tional; the papers Of natural history and
science, travel and the facts Of life, are, by
writer's whose names give the best assurance
Of accuracy and value. Illustrated papers
on athletic sports, games and pastimss give
full information on these subjects. There is
nothing cheap about It but its price. sz
An epitome Of everything that Is sttrsetfve
and desirable in juvenile NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Courier.
A weekly feast Of good things to tho boys
and girls IN every family which il visits.-
Br~aklxn Union. 49,
It Is wonderful in its wealth Of pictures,
information and interest, ,-Christisn Advo-
cate, N. Y.
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Terms: Postage Prepaid. ~ Per
Year. ~ ~
Vol VII commences Nousmbsr 3, 1885.

SINGLE NuxBsss;, Five Cents each.
Rsmittauoes should be made BY Postofase
Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance Of loss.
Newspapers are not to copy this adver.
tisement "ithout the express order OF Har,
per & Brothers. Address eFr
HARPER & BROTHERS, New York.
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Sandusky Accommodation leaves colum-
bus Z am Newark s 05 sm.
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mch2s. 's6w3. Auditor. Monroe Co., Ohio
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-05-21

WASHINGTON, May 10. - Congressman
Guenther maintains his opposition against
the appropriation by saying that the
same did not rise even TO the dignity OF
a subsidy, but would be nothing more
thar gift, 1t would not establish new
lines but simply increase the dividends in
existing ones. The American people did
not invest in ships because shipping was
not profitable, there being too much com
petion by all nations and our people
found plenty af employment for their
capital and labor in developing the re-
sources of our own country. just as we
have few or no American sailors because
the American citizen finds better paying
work ashore. Congressman Wakefield, of
Minnesota, made personal speech, de-
nouncing ". Z. Curtis, correspondent of
the Chicago. Inter Ocean, showing how
the latter had solicited his vote and SLAM
dered the postmaster general and every
body else who would not yield TO the Pa
cifc Mail lobby.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-05-21
Safe Historical Society
statement in the AmaIgamated Associa-

statement in the AmaIgamated Associa-
tiOn.
THE Illinois State Board of Under
writers held meeting Tuesday at Spring
field. John V. Thomas, of Dixon, was
elected President, amp f. L. Force, of Chi
cago, Secretary and Treasurer.
THE Superintendent of the assay office
at Helena reports that Montana last wear
produced S23,OOO,OOO in precioos metals
the amount of gold being, $5,OOO,OOO.
THE people of Springfield. Mass, are
about to celebrate the two hundred and
fifthtieth anniversary of the settlement of
that city.
SINCE March l to date Chicago packers
have slaughtered $4,000 hogs, against
100000 for the corresponding period last
year.
AN ample gas well has been developed
at Richmond, Indiana, by boring 28O
feet. Three manufacturers will at once
commence drilling for a supply of light
and heat.
AZ the meeting, Thursday, of the Hi
nOis State Dental Association at Rock
Island, a resolution was unanimously
passed requesting the governor to reap
point DR.. A. W. Harlan as a member of
the Board of Dental Examiners.
THE Park Club, at Hyde Park, ILL.,. was
incorporated Monday. The international
Press Association, of Chicago. was also
incorporated; and the American Press
Association, of Chicago, filed notice that
it had increased its capital stock from
100000 to S33O,OOO.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-05-21
WASHINGTON.

LIEUTENANT II. J. Hunt, Jr., L. s. n,
who was connected with the Jeannette
and Greeley arctic expedition, died We'd
nesday night at Washington.
The total values of the exports of bread
sturs during ten months ending April 50,
1856, was S95,54S,1JS, against SlS5.9S1,-
+29 the same time last year.
LAW To authorize the assembling of
the Utah legislature Is recommended by
President Cleveland, rs the governor of
that territory vetoed the appropriation
bin for the support of courts and schools.
W1rH the intention of putting to ser
vice the sum S56,5o7. .OO5 lying in the
treasury at the close of April, Representa-
tive hes introduced in the house a joint
resolution directing the calling in of s5l.
ooo,o0o in ) per cent bonds by the end of
August.
Mn. HoAR, from the committee on ju-
dietary, reported favorably the Joint reso-
luton proposing to exterd tne presen
presidential term until April 50. 1889. in
stead If March 1, and providing that the
term of the Fiftieth Congress be also ex-
tended to that date. The resolution was
placed on the calendar.
CAPTAIN HATFIELD. with a troop of
| United States cavalry, surprised and
Stampeded the camp of Geronimo, near
Santa Cruz. on Saturday morning, but in
/ passing through a canyon soon afterward
! he suffered the loss of two men killed and
three wounded. Major Rintz, with q
4 large Mexican forces, has since Joined in
/ the pursuit.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-05-21
CRIME.

DAN and San Mann shot and killed the
marshal of Barlow, Florida, $. W. Camp
bell.
TuE governor of Louisiana, i'll his an
nual message to the legislature, suggests
that criminals be executed by some means
moro humane than by hanging.
Ar Wabash, Ind, Sunday night, William
Fordycc probably fatally cat Alfred Wat
kins, whom he found walking with his
daughter, Is years old. The victim is a
married man, but does not live with his
wife.
HuGu NJ. BROOKS, alias Maxwell, has
been placed on trial III ST. Louis for the
murder of G. A. Preller, whose body was
found in Il trunk at the Southern hotel
year ago.
CHARLES LAsUAILE, barber at Shan
non. H., murdered Marshal Reddington
by cutting his throat with a razor. La
shalle was drunk, and had been having
some trouble with his wife. She called
the marshal, and in the melee the officer
was murdered.
ONE Seidell, a boycntter was fined S25
and costs at Milwaukee. Wednesday, by
Judge Mallory, who denounced the boy
cotting business as an outrage.
JoHAN Mosr, the notorious anarchist
and professional agitator, who is under
indictment at New York for melting mob
violence, was captured in Il private house
in that city. He had taken cowardly
refuge under a bed when captured.
JAMES DACEY, the murderer of Alderman
Gaynor, of Chicago, has been respited for
sixty days, to allow time to ascertain def
iuitely his mental condition. The gallows
owned by Cock county had already been
sent to Woodstock and placed in posi-
ton.
THE Grand Trunk road Is about to cause
the arrest of twenty-five clerks or agents
in Western Ontario for conspiracy to de
fraud by means of false reports rs to
tickets sold. The company claims to have
been swindlcd out of thousands of dol
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-05-21
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS,
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

CoNFLAGRATIoS at Hull, Quebec, ex-
tending over ten acres of ground, de-
stroyed buildings valued at $35O,OOO, in
Guiding the postoffice.
Ten children residing in Brookville, Pa
were poisoned by eating snake-root in
mistake for sweet myrrh. The attending
physicians think all but one will recover
THE produce store of Wallace, johnson
d Co., at Buffalo, n. Y, was gutted by
fre early Wednesday morning. The loss
Is $4,000; uninsured.
II. II. MILLER, an aged and drunken
farmer near Newaygo, Michigan, set his
house and barn on fire and killed him
self with shotgun. His wife had fed
for fear of being murdered.
The grain elevator of Druley Brothers,
at Joliet, H., was destroyed by fire, to-
gether with 10000 bushels of oats. Loss
$4,000.
A WOMAN, 20 years old, fell from the
Nickel plate bridge over COnneaut Creek,
and was drowned. There are rumors of
murder.
A RAIN, hail, and thunder storm swept
over Joliet Wednesday night, wrecking
the circus tent of Burr Robbins, i'll which
performance was being given at
the time. A panic resulted during
which three persons were seriously and
many others slightly injured.
LONG j. RETsT's roller flour mills at
Hamburg, n. Y. took fire from some un-
known source Thursday evening and
were burned to the ground. The mills
were III excellent running condition, and
the loss is fully $4,000, while the insur-
nnce is only 100000.
MUcH damage was done and many cat
tie were killed in Fulton county. Ark, by
n recent hail-storm of ex.raO -dinary
severity One dispatch states that some
of the hail-stones weighed n pound, and
that the ground in some places was cover
ed with hail to the depth of three feet.
ABOUT II o'clock Tuesday, q furious
hurricane, accom- panied by Il deluge of
rain and hail, swept over Kansas City,
Mo, wrecking the court house, the Lath-
rop school, Smith & MOfGtt's spice mills,
and other structures and carrying away
span of the railway bridge crossing the
Missouri river. Twelve children III the
Lathrop school were killed, while many
were badly wounded. Twelve other per
sons lost their lives in wrecked buildings,
and of the score or more injured half
dozen will not survive.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-05-21
THE poURLE SUICIDE.

Sensational Circumstances Brought to Light.
CuICAGo, May ia Daily News Joliet
special: The double suicide of Mrs.
Block and Albert Wyler, at Frankfort, has
recalled to the neighbors circumstances
which point toward a career of crime ON
the part of the dead woman. When only
Ii years of age she married man named
Schlotman, and two years latter their first
born was found in we'll. In 1865 John
Block and wife came from Germany and
We're hired by Schlotmau. The families
became quite intimate, and in II short
time Mrs. Block died suddenly. Schlot-
mans death followed soon after. Block
was i'll Michigan nj this time, and the
widow sent for him and in a short time
they were married.
Last Christmas Wyler was hired, and
two months later Block died, All these
deaths We're mysterious. The doctors
were always called but arrived too late TO
do anything. No suspicious were enter
tanned ON account of the wealth and re-
speCtahility of the family. \ short time
since the widows friends discovered Illicit
relations between her and Wylcr, and the
family counsel demanded Wylor's dis
charge, The widow refused, and
Sunday evening came the double suicide
or perhaps murder, and the suicide 10y
the one to whom these facts point
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-05-21
THE WISCONSIN CENTRAL.
The Difficulties it Meets With in Catering
Chicago.

The Difficulties it Meets With in Catering
Chicago.
CHICAGO, May Judge Shepard yes
terday decided the motion for an iniuuc-
tion in the case of the county of Cook
against the Chicago and Great Western
and the Wisconsin Central railroad COM
panies. He could not see his way TO
granting an injunction III the cases pre-
sented by the bill. He therefore denied
the injunction but gave the county leave
to amend its bill so as to embody some
material points originally outlined. The
bill was filed to enjoin the railroad
companies from crossing streets and
alleys in the city and county
without first obtaining permission of
the board of county commissioners
1t was filed in the Superior
court, but the railroad companies
got 1t transferred To the United
States circuit court, but it was romandcd
to the state courts by Judge Blodgett. On
the argument of the motion for iniuuct-
ION Mr.. High agreed, ON behalf of the
railroad companies, that they, having
secured their charter from the state, had
the right to enter the city, provided they
complied with police regulations. The
H'"'' pSIiiS 'tlS superior government, ihS
county could not Interfere with the roads
where charter existed. The court seem
ed to hold to this view, and it is under
stood that quo warranto proceedings will
be instituted to try the validity of the
charter of the Great Western road.
In the same connection jury in the
County Court yesterday returned yer
dict for $4,000 rs the price of right of
way which the Chicago and Great Western
Railway is endeavoring to secure through
an SO acre tract owned by Lucius b. Otis.
The land Is situated near Taylor street,
and the strip sought to be condemned is
l25 feet wide and covers acres. Judge
Otis claimed Sl5O,O00, most of which was
for compensation for damages to the
property not used. The jury gave him
S3S0O0 for the property taken, and $t5,-
600 for damages to the remainder of the
property not taken.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-05-21
FOREIGN.

The king of Greece charged Premies
Delyaunis with being responsible for the
troubles existing, whereupon the ministry
resigned. Rikakis has been commissioned
to form Il cabinet.
THE German war vessel, Fake, has beer
ordered to proceed Immediately TO the
North Sea, to protect German fisherman
against English fishermen who take un-
fair advantages.
QUEEN NICToRIA's second visit to Live -
pool was for the purpose OF opening the
industrial exhibition Wednesday. She is
the first British monarch who accepted
the hospitality of the corporation.
Ar n meeting of a Scottish life assur-
ance company to-day it was stated that
the company had ceased to lend money
ON Irish lands, the future tenure of which
is now in suspense, and thPt an account
had had been started to meet possible
losses.
GLADSTONE is confident of the succ; ~
of his homerule measure for ireland,
while Harrington. Chamberlain ct al. are
just as confident that they can defeat il
ON the second reading. A great meeting
of the opponents of the bill was held in
st. james Han. The co ,ative leaders
who spoke against the measure were en-
Enthusiastically cheered.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-05-21
VINTICULTURE.
The National Association in Session at Wash
ingtOn.


ingtOn.
WASHINGTON. May I9-The national
vinticultural association assembled here
to-day, and the commissioner of agricul
ture delivered the opening address. In
the course of his address he said: I'VE
are rivals and successful competitors, in
the greatest markets of the world, with
almost every other product of industry
agricultural and mechanical. and we also
want to be in the cause of true temper
ance- We want TO furnish the nation
with the cheapest. most wholesome and
beneficial beverage-pure wine from the
grapes, Americans ought to drop the
false pride which caused them to think that
they ought to have something .far-fetched
and dear bought when at the festive
board. They should encourage home In
dustry and discard French tables and
French prices for home products when
thorough trial has proved that American
products are superior. A part at least
of the imported wines are inferior in
purity and quality TO our California
product. The brandies of California are
purer and infinitely superior to the detes-
table concoctions that bear foreign
brands and are marked with prices
that are at once the means of deception
and a source of fraudulent income.
The statement of Mr.. Girrad,
chief of the municipal laboratory of
Paris, that forty years ago seyen-e1ghths of
the brandy manufactured was pure, but
| that Of 100000 gallons now produced
annually not one per cent. of it is from
grapes, grain. beets, potatoes, ETC.. be-
ing its principal sources In view of this
/ statement. this fact as IT Is recognized TO
/ be, what folly It IL TO discriminate
against the native production, and en-
danger public health to crafty the sen
.inental recollection of virtues, of primi-
tire cognac.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-05-21

New YoRK, May 10. The trial of the
suit of James II. GoOdsell to recover
$25OOO0 damages from the Western
Union Telegraph company, and which
has occupied the jury in Judge O'Gor-
mans court during the past two weeks,
was this afternoon closed by a verdict for
Goodsell against the company for the full
amount, to which was added Sl,750 for
cOunsels. The damages were claimed by
Goodsell for a breach Of contract, the
company having failed TO make good the
contract. Goodsell held with the Allan
tic g. Pacific Telegraph company which
the Western Union absorbed.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-05-21
A STRANGE Attemrt at SnIcide.

ST. PAUL, May ia Huron Dakota
special to the Pioneer Press, narrates
strange attempt at suicide. At Desmet,
Archie Reid, on Sunday bought revolver
went home and shot himself in the left
breast, the bali passing through
the lung, and then went back
to the store and said he did not want
the revolver and returned it and got his
money back, after which he went to his
room and went to bed where his friends
finally learned of his condition. He may
recover. His father is a minister, living
at Fulton. Wis.