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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-14

Ths Hahsrmsn On the lower ChshaIis
ere 90 = R1rike.
MEf ssoit, % West Chshalis, il
baildins dne DWELLING house.
Miss LiEzis Roundsbush left Chehalis
FRIDAY for seattle. where she will prob.
ably remain daring the winter.
Ths sash and door factory Of Leu.
dinahaus Brothers, 81 Chehalis, Is work.
log on q large order for doors and win
doWs 10 be used Ia $4,000 school
heuss a. Butte City.
DR.. W. II. Russell. on Thursday even.
ing, while on his way from Chehalis 10
Osntralia, met With q serious accident
near the residence Of Chandler Brown.
TIE Doetos's buggy vas followed By an
othar team. The Doctor drove 70 one
side 20 let the other team pass. In do
inR 80 enc wheel struck q cedar root.
breaking the whippletrae and DRAGGING
the Doctor out. He was bruised, he
sides having q shoulder dislsoated. Bee.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-14


RaA Cnzhs a Kiise c11na1 80
arlaaa ~ unszaata lEEafna flsxusg Mas-
n1ol ne6' Manass. 81 - cAaHH4 q
aelaal1ly n11f9E1a 0ofsrnmerl
Bg nsns e Eanara1 E7hea, sEpera 9
znd ell nsmain u Cenkxss NagtlEg
~ thEun4h 0c,eosE. RAliona, ed1i-
slqn4f laul1 sid aleTAa uanS sant xsazn
AFa1nahla nnzl alafn hna tean foznd
heaR ~ tnnnel. and wilhin half Enlss
IL the xailKnH2 TRACK Tbs vein ieeisas
fse4 desp. 1he cal = eaaal. Il ms
saperiar. . that noR beins mlnsd g
n0aiyn.
Estuishsz sinr ths denial u s8ms
siog papezs. g Ihe ezset tha4 there was
% sbooeina "a ms China camp, ah0se
Cla - IN. de 6lemalse 11A1nent was
eoEEe1s. Sous foFsy q 1ftF ehct1 ueFe
nrnd. eEidsnliF for ne pafp0se q IA
ttmidation baa n1e viii intent 81 bodily
haxm.
Ithas ben asssr1sd thas applss eonld
not Be grown u kfteitaa eouat8, ard 20
gafufe wkieh ". a. Beck th1s week ssnt
% Ne 8tgnal oih1e specimens Of he
Blns EeaRnaia Appis raised en- bis piaee,
and larger or ohaicsF booking appies
we're never grown anywhere Mr.. bsck
plcked this year q couple hundred
e buzhels d al Taxielies.
John 1. MoDonaId and Sam Chamberz
we're br0uRht before OommiaaioaeE 8.
@. Davidson b. unfted Staies DepuE5
Marshal Reed. 81 Ellsnabufgb. Tuesday,
and bound over for thar Appearances Be-
fore JndRe Turner next Monday. Ihe5
wero arrested on an fndiotmeBt ehaFgine
them With unlawfully eating timbel
from government land.
The railroad track has reached Tsana-
wag and will b - Gle ei-um By tht
middle Of next week. There IL pres,
pest Of Ttauagay being Eaads he
/ freight distributing point Of the con.
TRACTORS for sha next six weeks. Tai
preferences viii be given Teanaway On
aoosnns % her bridge asross the river
which will tighten matters greatly fol
ths teamslers.-- fakfHaa SigHat.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-14
Valuable Mill Property tOrSaIs

ptuERK WILL n OFFERED HoK sALE
= - Faulte Aoctioa. "a tna Nfpnnd. Is farl
feSasata. Aashinal0n ftFrtioty. Octeesr I'd
ieat, tse pfgfefty, real ana poleanai, 81 tns
feRt foauslaa Mi uunp4ay, hsal property
eaasisis q eiscas 4 I. >, a. ~. a. %. ~ 81,
-, =, ~ " -. ", IA, AS. ia. n NE cas-
u fs1t t4uesoad, v. IT, ana sract e iana
coats1ntnk : scfss naFth q taansncs ssrsuL
nieeka :, .. -. "a, "a, ~, And ne Bln ana
wn4if hei LHln6 ~ aaia oetAp ~. VIII b.
snsd - cna pisco e Rsei'ertt. M rsnainder
~ - npia ~ tuta - aalt- &4ld NH Il taU
si.stiFs. asl4trQ4aat. exciuslVe e baiisr Focm;
: eeaiese ~ aee1 - AZ tarhek, apaisnt aneiaa.
Aeiaca ggilnaes aH4 ~ tucn sttskn. Inns snatl.
iues : IN sad : 10. Z dasbie elrrasAr saua. 80
y Ia, tottea ~ IA saws. reaA4, Eaaa eaEaf,
pimmer eseA plassf 4, \ O.. aad aaHnie ~
isceg a y. saaata, bsitina tor 81 uaaehinary.
icna ts.ier, ialE ulN ana ptckst msnAiaa
ualsiaa catazity. - ~ 80. Nhari sxtand
taN - - iru3 81 Low tt4e. ASS, q same time
ana Fiare ies " haem cnatnn aud elnuf
asxso.s pfspef.y. Fsfaas q eaiei nesi estate,
~ ~ eent e<aa, okiAnee - ous ysAr q u pa
esei psg snnan ~ aRPfgven aesatiiy. Msg.
abs propertY cash. aea1 avid
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-14
STEAMER TRAVEL. ETU.
STEAMER HELEN.
F0R c0LBI. PORTS ORCHARD laB
whSHIksT0H.

STEAHER HkLEN, w. n
flilE Master. ieaVea HaKring
eonE Smiths = hart eattla eFery Eund6 ]
W Wednesday nnd Friday, az so 3 M. 10
r. turnina ieare head ~ Port Waahinafon
~ - q. m. head Of FoFa Orchard q 10 a
m MitrkeiIls Point &c leo .. m, Colby Il
n. arz1vlne af seattle ahnuf - D n
Tuesday, thursday Gnd saturday. ew
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-14
ahipplne TaseIlleenee.

San FRAKcIsco. Oct. IS -CleaFed--
Bark Southern Chief, for Pori Town.
send.
sailed-Stsamer Columbia, for As
toEts; ship Shirley and bark AuFeOla.
for Tacoma.
Pom TowNsKEp. Oct. l3.-AEFived-
Bark OtaQo.
POnr DISCOVERY, Oct. - SAILED
Ship Teutonia.
TkToosa, Oct. l3-TV0 ships passed
In aud = lumber laden Schooner passed
out a. $50 q. N. a ship passed In At
noon. Clsady and fresh south wind at
5 D. q.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-14
SNOQUALMIE FALLS

rEsHK skATTLK, sQUAK AND sNO-
y qaaimte transportation Company d
noN prepared - carry paaeanRera and
freight ffpm Noattls % eAoquAllnie ana
tntals mediate pQiat4. vita prnanptaaas anc
diepatan. 1hs ahuf taat. Qalckest aad bust
roaEo - roacn tne famous oaaQnalmle
; AtiA. bop fAnohua Anu hantinR aau nnh-
INK MfennauU u that roElop.
Two ataRe1 q dAy iron seattle % Sqaak
loaFin4 q. a. otoeea ErocerY store 81 !
=. N. and ! ,. N. for turtker PARTICULAR
Apply ~ stones kruceEy stsfa kront
atfust auzf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-14

Tue SEA ana A1lIctel s1aaid net tan 70 cal 90
him 1heDseior has visited he hospitals Il
AlTcpe ana CHAINED grsaf deai o. Vaiuahis
infoFzlatieD Whicb be e eompaient % iInpS 6
% tnoss IN need q Ms services. On. GLIB n
ferso1s cansd - h0na. Gall o. writ. Al
eomnEric4tiana strictly e1nadansiai. Send
I'm dnlafa for . uackARe o. msaic4ne. A..
dFesz DR.. J. y. GIHBON. Ban 1871. sGt Ffhn.
rinoas oAL Mautioa PuaF- INTNLLzozscEA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-14
c. &P. S. R. r.


EsOR FRANKLIN, BLACK DIAMOND
4 and intermediate asatloa4 daily, q
IAN.
ForNewcasaie and lntermedihts aiatioRs
daily. ats 80 and 1910 4 n. and ! p-1.
Returning arrive 81 seattle from CedAr
rfvar extension AZ $40 p. m, and ffpm
Newcastle branch ~ es20 e. m II m. aa@s
and SO ,. n.
RunHina time 70 Frnnkiin, h. g. n.
Running time 70 Newcastle. B. ~ a.
= 49, - Z. "a D. MTrNKR. supr
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-14

Come early and seoere the greatest
bargains ever aasred Ia this line. AL
clean. fresh. fashionable goods, and at
quarter TIE regular prices;
Laces worth So. Per yard....for To-
Laces worth 75fo. per yard. -. for 23<e.
Lsoes worth los. per yard. for IS.
ooi4 San FRAEcIsoo SroAK.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-14
eEMERAL Ann NERVous pIsEAsEa

MARr A. LoNGAKRR. N. n.
Graduais Of womans Medical cerass
" t-eansF iEanfA.
ollee aae ruzada1ce, cornsr CherrY and
fnlEd s1resta. 0rfca noara ro.n % ~
aad tom - ee1osk-
k4rtl1llaar att1atlan given % the Erea4-
la1ont " diseases ~ sFuahen and chkiaran.
Consultations N A.Astish and German.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-14
FRRRS AND PLANTS.

A VARY FINE VARIETY OF
a ehoace. healthy kraA Trees nnd
fiAnts are respectfully olfssed 70 The paS-
tie Tor The faai trade.
uFdef early. Sens for pEica LIST aad De.
tcriFtiye oASAlcguo % ska CioreaaAle
Fruit Far.a aad t'oaitzy u ard, soatEia,
So ". n DAVIS Prop.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-14

TnaEam, Leslie 4 o. q Bsnlon Hus
Dor. Mioh., h4ve bern desiserinq 1000
peash baskzts dAy uines tea fFas ssa-
so bFgan. bat a. thAf ooaid not keep up
vita thnir ordaE4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-14

Ia gpias % ths lac sapprsssinR con
vents and monastio eslleRes 10 Rene
there we're s. such hcussa cous1rusted
frem 1854 70 ls16. e. cess of more thau
fs.ooo 900 krAaos.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-14

/ OTIS AND BLOCKS FOR SALE IN
~ North Seattle.
Lcls ead hlocka for sale IN d. I. Den.
nyls arst, second. third. fourth. afth aad
alKth ndditiona
lsts and blocks for sale In D. 7. Den.
avs Para adaltioa.
Lots and siocks ter sala u d. 7. Den
aye E4at Park addition.
Lots and blocks for sala IN Mob HIN.
Lots ana blocks for sale In Green's 81.
dition.
L9tS and hiOeks for sale in various pnrsu
Of the city.
Farm isnds IN King and skAgitcounttss
SPECIAL BARGAINS
The 81 Of NE I sec n n Is north.
range , east 40 aeEesi e 80 par anfo.
In los u NH SO u. y l3noFsh. range
easl II acrea, ei0 par acre Improved.
Lot 4. block 81, Tefrys addition, esoa
a nns house snd lat IN D. /. Denny's
ara additicn. SKA
a house and I've vel Improved lots,
All 81 hiock n Kdsn eddifion. Al go
TOE corners and ti15 foe inside loss.
l.ota SAND 3 hisck 81 d. T. Donnyis arua
WANTED
Property n ell parts Il The city and
county q sell
AoaeT 70 loan On Improved city and
farm property.
HOUSES TO RKMT
Housea for reat and fer sale.
loAna neSo1ased and Investments made
1axes patd for non- resident partie'.
ursiora for ali kinds a. rdhzk and drews.
81 Lumbef. LAtA. sash. Doors ans Moala-
MA VII reeeixe pronps ataantsen
~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-14

AndFew OArnezia has gives 500 30
ward putting ~ q mnaumeuf - the
Id Heater. who wAa dfowaed at Dua-
fgFmlina. Scotland, waiis ssekina 20
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-14
TO TIE UNFORTUNATE



DispenaxEg No. ga
ksArny street. Has
Ernnciscs. Elaf
hshed IA 1874, fsr
ne treatmsut %
ssEuai aad saminal
Disease such fa
0oNoEHu0A, GLnT
3IUczrEE. 81FuEI-
i'm Ia al ita farma,
/ 3KNrxAE WEAKNKss
nd IHPe1HHoL
|Lnsa 81 manhood
TmmanGntiy car
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-14

ExBRomxs1. - Special p1Fehass II
A.o0o yards. a. csc quarter their valnr.
EmbFoideEy from Ia 30 S., w0rsh 49,.
% ~ Call and So tkem 81 the san
FnARcrsco SroER. ocif
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-14

0roaps VII $ ch1Tssd g cents sslfs
Tor esch haad.
10 lhs agreement We pledge our honor
10 SUSTAIN. sad politely reQnnat The public
MOI % a. a. 20 doeiate frem the same ~
cur determination i unaiJerAbla ana just
n ,. McCtaAiith
a. ~ juDAtN5
6A0. Alu1tkk
1Hk0. h. PkfSER.
Seattle. sept 3 1854 go
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-14
WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION
Carrying the y. 8. Raall.
Tnfnma. Raaiila 4 Parl 4nmn..nA "a.

ONE OF THE w. g. a
4. Cos atonmerB -
ttaahingtoa or kdithla
VII run daily between Tacoma and faoFI
1oWnAend. leaving Tacoma upon arrival
g train and touching IS seattle, Porf
AlAei1on. rort Gamble, Port Lnalor md
fcrt Townsend. Returning leave Po11
Townsend every day lexcapi anndayl at 4
SEaTTLE-WHATc0M ROUTE.
The steamer " X MRNWaN va
leave Seattle every sunday, tuesday anf
enurada, erunins3 oclock. tor tYhatenTn
calling e. Mukiltoo. rulaiia. Co1rnVlIlr
0ak Harbor, Utsalady, LaoonBar, Fidalq9
Anhcortes, 6uamea. HamiaA. NElrhnV,1n
Bellln4ham and Sahoma,
Returning, VIII loave Whatcnm aVaf1
Monday, WEDNESDAY and friday aVna
ingA Is o'clock, 1or seattle, caIlinr
nterlnediate points on the way.
SEATTLE-SkAeIT RIVER ROUTE
1he steamer DAISY viii leave seatfis
Ter 1kAStt river ana way ports overs
Monday and Thursday. n turnina Tna
days and fridAyA
For freight ana passage andy A Cnu.'
pany'g Office, On Xeaior' whark crnn 800
The boAtn ~ the aArno wharf.
mr1l-d 0AO. B. JACOBS, Heu,g.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-14

ScW. khegefaFe. ell parAaEa Aastss o. ei4fn.
ing sny ialsrsai h s2i1 sapsp tas assei heF
ia =. app1fel 9Ed fernt1sne sEa aatsassd - -
kad aFpsar In sFsa CozEt. a. he ttzzes lpeczflsd
d sac aFfar RRd saakh thekr iiezHziaus u tiAa
bNkalf. e thetr azfHnst wlh BE sa9ered and
the p1aFeF % sd iat1rsEatson eFaase6
- Wftnasz. tke H1a. kslses 4 tiFeesa
SAL 9a4ze e safa Distrizl C1afi. an1
-----s ane asa 81 nasd CamrH tAs4 Isfh aag
e oe13aeE, a. D, lisa
esis az JANIS s1AFKT. CEk
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-14

EEIIIIl MlEch . -
DR. Fl. u. LoNaAKaA -Daaf SIR Eor
nig1f wozid - EEu1o1ed via d1alcalt
nreafAl1T. eo1EnlnE ana 1Eseuf4f41AN4 3.
80 tAAa had naf lltl@. N11A / Was very
miserable from Ehla ca1aEEn Of TIE hEa1.
nosa. ana ne asthma a1r Wh1ch / could
Ers4fznank frum Whlcn 4 reeelYe4 reltef
n few aAza resulElng h > perman1nt
cure.
Rram What know e III. IscnRakers
professional axin and treatment Eeel
ca most heartily recommend ~ persons
8oflarlna kr.aln dIaaAse 70 hlza with VA
masurnnce thax thoy wkh rscalFe NEST ex.
cetiant professional and meA4icAl ereak
mank CLARE ID. DAVIS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-14

ne Hcasoa ftaf 7hsasandt eaaaaf OF cared q
6EAINAL WEAKEESS. LOSS or IAN
HOOD. dndtAsrssaifcf absse. diIsale or sxeesses.
y oaing 70 a complexities raiied PEOSTA TOR
flfEA DR.. EfEBfGsS fNFYG ORATOR %
the OIL Feurt Ter PROSTATORRHEA Pfsrs.
zee per pactags, packages, sio-eo. Guide 70
healiA ard Sesf -Aaalgff seaf free. Addrsas liz
BlG DfSPKFSART for i5issassf q Mn.
80 GcarB ST.. eaa FsaneiSes, ca
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-14
FOB SN0HOMlSH CITY.
FOR ThE UPPGR sKAoIT.
STEAMER GLInn

Carving the Uelted states nniir
hANks lEslaAhS Wharf, ON
- Monday, Wednesday and Rrianv. -.
unr1tina Tuesday, Thursday and eafuTt ~.
ceiling - Muklitoos falallp. dlnnwocd
y tSaAA4ys ktr Landing, skaflll Ctr, Mnuni
FeRn0n. Sterling and al inference go
pcinU ah0ve. For krofRht q nar1a,1e anrlw
o. board ertn oEo. fOSTHR, "a wfSrf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-14

d. HOWARD. Sole Owasr,
VIII. from data carry ne United Btatas
mail on Hoods Canal making aeEnis
weekly trips 70 Seattle Leaving sea
beck every Monday and Friday morning.
or freight arriving ~ Seattle In Tie
aftarnoon; returning win leave Ho1laFH
wharf e "a o'clock every Tuesday and
saturday morning. taking The mall e
Port Gamble for Seabock and union CITY
The steaansr Josephine VIII leave Sea
md receive orders Ter aAy point en- Hoods
Canal. Jean
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-14

fHE 0sLY perfect Substitute far MOTHERS MILE.
Invaiuahis "a CHOLERA INFAETUn SD TKETHfsG.
A pre1isesied fsod for DrSPkFTfCSs eOksrHPTIYKs,
t0NfALEAcENfS. Periect natrisnt II al WASTING
DISEASES. Requires 10 eeekinE. 0ar beck, ~TKN
sARE ksD FEKBISG OF fkFASTs." sailed irvs.
DaLtsRR. gooBALE CO.. Bsstoa. HAS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-14

lR 4. IlHeIKER

Nf 10y ~ 5000 rsfIia. las r.EE1a.
n1nIT neaRna "a Sastsas
Ha4 ranoHez his o1ce aa1 fUEznc1
= Ne cnrnzr ef C1GrEF a1d Third a1rszl1
d.. A1axAkeE ulnkHB 4 Npee1aAlN e olf-
anseg oE Tie
EFe. Ear and Threat.
I1aal5 pzirata. ckrnnic and akin dizeaael,
removes t12ae1 ard nlcala w1Ehgul 1ai1
CT the uB1 & tAe kn2EG.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-14
The Last Chance
70 BUT WATER FR1HTAeE on
ELLIOTT cav At REAs0a-
ABLE PRICES
81 to 81 per front foot
WE LAVE J, HEEs APPOINTED
AZ a.nsn anmraan~..
81 to 81 per front foot
WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED
w azents for
"LADD'S ADDITION

To the city q Seattle, which comprises
lUla A, and s Of 8ecrion ~. and lot Z, see
tion 10 toNnthip = nurLhs range : east
near 11ithG CoFe. and We are ad1hoEtzea
y sell tbs same for from 81 70 ~ prr front
fook On kili9tt Bay, aud from 50 70 SIS
par lo4 not UateF frontage.
Ihl1 y - Tar tno cheapest property u
thai part o. tho citg, and d beauliluily
AID cut according 20 the Topography q
ne 1Iunnd.
fnrtles investing IN this property now
c4nnot heip but alake moaey.
tltes y. y. patent % ". \. Laadd. the
Portland millionaire banker. " arrnntS
deeo fEom Lafia nnd WIfs 70 Geo. y. XII,
uRger. Plated ~ Kltt niger, who win
give warranty decd. No BkTTnh rfTLK
On EAhTa.
A foW ha0cks oaiy for sale at thesspriess
1he entire agaiiAhse water frontage Of
seattle. iatiudihg A.aad's adainon, does
not cxceed foof llaiioo, and certainly will
not be sufficient nve years hence Tor the
accommo annsn % = commorcaat city do,
M the euAineaa q the k'uRot sound aas.
tEtcG uur solid business M IN have grown
rich b iafestinE IN similarly locatea
property, which has increased in value
Tar beyond theif moet eanguine hopes. A
few dollars invested here, : trip 70 nurope
tor q few yeafs, and your retuFn viii md
you wealthy. fsisk few doiiars 70
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-14

MAKE A STAKE
DO not buy this property TN you dad
out prices " ad50lninE property, and 4
ne price asked " a. u not b per cent
leas than you can get o1hor properly ID.
JeintnE, or IN thai vicinity. We viii make
yon = present. q = block. Try Is and zee.
n. b--0e viii give 500 per acre foE
every acre Of land within : mile OF thir
addition. IN sny direction
9. G. PHlMNEY q Co.,
REAL EsTATE BROKERS
James street
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-05-21
RAILROADS.

aud 2.3J p IN and ais p m, respectively.
Passengers for Platteyille and Shullsburg make
best connections by leaving at $50 a m, and 80
y m; for Monroe aud Warren at 6:f0a M and 30
i m n. II. SNOW, Agent.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-05-21
Important TO Farmers and Others

Having to buy hardware, tinware
stoves and farming implements, of
which we have a large and varied
stock, from the best manufacturers
also a large stock of barb fence wire
which will be sold at the lowest pos
sible margins.
We have again secured the agency
for this season. of the renowned and
always reliable Mccormick Harvesters
Binders and Mowers. Having sold
out the entire stock last season we
will be able to supply none other than
their new and substantially improved
Binders and Mowers for 1886. OuI
stock of Seeders, Corn Planters, Cul-
tivators, Horse Rakes Harrows and
other implements is large and com
plete.
Our firm are both practical timers
and are prepared to do roofing, fur
mace setting, and all other job work
in our line at reasonable prices, in q
workmanlike manner. Thanking the
general public for their liberal patron
age in the past twenty years, we hope
to merit by fair dealing your favorable
consideration in the future.
$40 Very Respect, 5. Hooking Il Co
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-05-21
Personal MENTION.

VIM. Pettis is up from Chicago for a
visit of a few days with friends in this
city.
Jas. \. Owen shipped car load of
horses to Dakota on Tuesday.
James Brewer, Jr. of the Cash Gro
Gerry House, started Oh Tuesday morn
ing for a trip through Iowa and Da-
kOta
Calvert Spensley, Of this city, has
been appointed fish commissioner by
Governor RuSk. Mr.. Spensley takes
considerable interest in the work of
the state fish commission, and his APP
pointment is therefore appropriate.
Mrs. Lizzie Prentice and daughter
Ella, of Anamosa, Iowa, are visiting
friends in this city.
Angelo Slower returned on last
Saturday evening from visit with
friends in Illinois.
Mrs. VIII Lanyon, of Pittsburg,
is visiting relatives and friends in this
city.
Putnam Cobb has returned from
Denver, Colorado, where he has been
for the past few months.
DR.. W. l.. Tallman and wife and
child have gone on a visit to Tully,
New York.
John Coad, of Ridgeway, was in
town on Monday.
\. W. Cobb was up from Rockford
on business this week.
Lawrence Grass came up from Chi
cago Oh Saturday last, to visit his
parents.
Mrs. Skewis, is visiting in this city,
the guest of her daughter Mrs Frank
Spensley.
Col Clough was in Chicago and Mil
waukee this week, securing speakers
and making other arrangements for
the soldiers reunion.
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Mr.. VIII II. Leahy and
Miss Mary ShilIen, of this city.
Miss Kate Otter visited friends in
Dodgeyilie, the past week.
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Council Proceedings.

MINERAL POINT, Wis, May Is, 1886.
4 special meeting of the common
council was this day held at the coun-
ell room.
Present, his Honor, ChaS. Gilman,
mayor, and aldermen Varcoe, Terrill,
Snow and Penhallegon.
The application and bonds for saloon
license of Patrick Pollard and John
Stanley were then presented, approved,
and the city clerk instructed to issue
licenses to said applicants as the law
directs.
On motion, DR.. }. II. Vivian was
appointed health officer, and aldermen
La Male and Penhallegon to act as a
board of health for the city during the
ensuing year.
On motion, the committee on pub
lie buildings was ordered to purchase
a lawn mower for the use of the city.
On motion of alderman Snow, the
sum of 800 was appropriated toward
paying the expenses of decorating the
City Hall, and other purposes, for the
coming reunion; the order for said
sum to be made payable to the chair
man of the finance committee.
On motion, it was ordered that a
city order be drawn to pay for the
crusher when it is accepted by the
committee.
The council then adjourned.
CHARLES GILMAN Mayor.
Attest WIN. H. CURRY, City Clerk.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-05-21
COBB.

J. Bailey shipped car load of hogs
on Tuesday.
Harry Cunningham, who for the past
year and half has been located in
| Nebraska, has returned to the paternal
roof, having proved up on claim of
| 100 acres of land. Harry looks well
and his many friends are glad to well
come him home.
The buggy just turned out of Spang
x Goldthorp's shop for 5. I. Tregon-
ing, is pronounced by all a number one
rig, and a credit to the manufacturers
The OlesOn store is no more, Mr.. O.
will take it to Blanchardville.
Cyrus Cunningham and Annie Pryor
came up from Platteville and spent
the Sabbath.
Mr. McCready is adding much to the
appearance of his farm home by giving
the house good supply of lead and
oil. The work is being done by
himself and Eddie Thomas.
Two of our merchants, John Fill
bach and Peter Shuttle, have improved
the looks of their places of business
by having them painted by Sammy
Rohr.
The quarterly meeting was well at
tended Sunday evening, the church
being filled to its full seating capacity.
Three very able sermons were deliver
ed by Elder Goodsell, and it is to be
regretted that any of the young people
should have failed to hear the sermon
Saturday evening, or that any of the
older people should have remained
away Sunday morning by reason Of a
collection being taken up. There was,
however, no difficulty in getting the
elders cIaim-seyenteen dollars.
Everybody is going to the soldiers
reunion at Mineral Point, and if all
our neighboring towns sends as full
delegation as will Cobb, Mineral Point
viii be slightly crowded.
John Comfort, who has been making
a little tour of business and pleasure
combined, has returned to Cobb, and is
sojourning at the palatial home of his
brother Isaac.
Arrangements are being made for an
entertainment lasting two evenings at
the close of the spring term of school.
1t is expected that it will eclipse any
of the former efforts in the way of
variety and entertainment.
Walter Callow again comes rejoc-
ing" and why should't he rejoice,
gathering in the cream? Walter is
one of our best boys, and we are not
the only ones who think so. The Ed
mund creamery is fortunate in procur
ing the services of so deserving a
Young man.