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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-25

Charles II. Sns5e, who has bron travel
ling in Europe na tho private secretary Of
Frank Hlumenthai, returned to his home
in this ely on "Wednesday night.
The Nassau football tahm wore ciabpr.
ntnly entertained by the Warren team last
evening at Hotel Wilmington. Many
toasts were made and tho menu was fine.
Cards uro ont announcing tina wedding
Of Mrs i'rnurcs G. Gunt"r 10 Charles W.
culen at UnnncUck, Va, on December 3.
NJ. tulcn Is prominent attorney ot
thu SUSIE county lar
Martin +. keongh has returned home
e:on New York CNy.
The annu, Harvest Homo exercises by
thu Junior Auxiliary Of St Andrew j.
r.. Church wero held In tie lecture room
Of the church on "Wednesday night
Rev A. IT, B,~lin OF tho High school.
wi lcuys for Now York to-day to attend
Ia, convention OF tho Association OF Pre-
puratory Schools ma Colleges OF the Mid
die State, and Maryland
Webster J. Blakely. who WAS recently
elected senator from Christana hundred
was anrc Aairi "Wednesday night. by tho
First Regiment Rand. Among those who
attended from this city were Mr.. Hat Mrs.
KIingcr, ~. md Mrs. Davis Mrs. Maggie
:~totf.:.hWrE, Mate! Basco. Bessie Ginger,
Be- ianIin Gam.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-25
TR On Trial for Lilo. so sFr,

Henry Black ,ton, coloced, wh9 murder.
ID Charles Green, also cooroi AZ MidulJ-
5oWn en- May Ii, Of the present year WAS
placed On trial for his .ifa in Oyer and Tor
minor court this morning. Tho ,,.oaecu-
ton was conducted by Petor l. Coz l.or, Jr,
...a ira 'efense by Martin Is Burrls ami
Phillip u. Garrett.
Mclaughlin, Dohn Davidson, Price Dill
worth, Daniel w. Rat!cd re, George :.
Speakman, James r. Holt. Albert d. RAJ
cine, s;amu l NJ NJ Talley John Fl. Poo
pies. Sanuc! Allcom, James Downcy and
John Peoples.
The ate challenged Frank Pctltd..
mango Richard II. Williams, Matthew
o Rourkc, Thomas B. Cham Ders and sam
tel Moore.
The defense challenged George NJ. Cars
ser. James 4. Webster, John 7. Reynolds,
John Reese, Nathaniel d. Hill. Washing
ton II. King. IacLariah Med Roberts.
Clayton NonCulin, Levi !. Naylor, Frank
W. Morrison, Edward H. Davidson, Gilas
Lam BISON, Mordscai Lurty, George G.
Brown. Samuel Kidd and Robert Beatty.
David A. Ward, John W. Robertson,
Frederick CGrrinue", and James j. Ella.
son, were excused. having conscientious
seruplcs against capital punishment, and
Frank Bnrchard because OF tho serious iil-
ness OF his wife.
. 1t was II 80 O'CLOCK when MIR. Cooper
addressed tho jury defining to this body
murder OF the three degrees and praying
for a verdict against the prisoner o. indie
ted.
Mr.. Cooper also outlined tha facts as
follows; Black ston and Green prior to May
is wcro farm hands IN tho employ OF
George B. :" Rhoads OF st. Georges Hun.
drca. They had trouble for some tino
over domestic in tho home OF Mr..
Rhohds.
Two weeks prior to tho commission OF
the crime when a revolver dropped from
Blackston's pCckot Mr.. Rhoads inquired
Of Blachston why he carried 1t. aud he re.
piled for Gree On tho day Of the commits
| sion OF the crime. Mr. Cooper said he would
prove that the men had quarrolled In tho
house OF Mr.. Rhoads who ordered thom
out, and that tho fight continued until
Blackston plunged knife into Green's
left side from which he died at the Della.
ware hospital on October 1.
The examination Of witnesses was b3-
gun by the calling OF Mr.. Rhonds who tcs.
| tilted according to the story Of Mr. Cooper.
The examination Of other witnesses was
in progress ut tho usual recoss hour.
The daily calendar Of cases for trial in
| Superior Court in new form printed OH
card board, was distributed among the
membs rs Of the bar this morning The
work I. that Of tho Equitable Guarantee
and Trust Company.
Joseph |. Gilbert, an export stonograoher
from Philadelphia Is assisting Court Ste
nographer Il, Z. Hsrdssty in ths Blackstou
murder trial.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-25
Free Silver Coinage,

A Qreat many m,n WAC LOOK u1)l the
free coinage OF silver us grand financial
blunder, persist in the advocacy OF the
nomination Of Mr.. Bryan for President In
1900 by the Democratic party. Ther love
of party is stronger than their love OF pros.
perity. In fact they would willingly sac.
ri1ce tho business OF the country for the
sake OF party triumph. Free coinags At
the ratio Of l6 to means that fifty CO nts
worth Of slver shall possess equally pur-
chasing power as gold dollar. Tho Gov
ernment now keeps the silver dollar on
par with gold because tho coinage has boon
su spended. II the FREQ coinage Of silver
had been continued tho Government could
not have kept the silvea at par with gold,
and our silver dollars would have sunk to
tholr intrinsic value fifty cents. practi
oal mon Democrats ana Republicans
alite--Sny that tho free coinage Of silver
means q ilfty cont dollar the Same rs In
Mexico and in Europe. III our country
alone OF the present tims fifty cents worth
OF silver passes for dollar. 1t Ia hlgE time
mon wore getting their eyes open and not
allow thor lovo OF party to overri 10 their
love OF country.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-25
HERES OUR STORY

This evening. Good shoes for
little money. Can't afford to make
the story very Icing because news
paper talk comes high. and we sell
SO close VIC have 10 depend on our
shoes and prices to do their own
talking. They are doing it with
uneqral!ed good qualities, at un-
matchablc low prices.
Hints for tomorrow. Boys
shoes, Sizes 3 TO 81, 94c. Girls
shoes, sizes II 10 2. o4c: A say
ing Of SIC a pair. Mems velvet
calf shoes sL45. worth sl75. Lad
les $3.50 and s. SHOES, $3.50,
small sizes only.
ONhH!N -, Shoe House.
No 10 East Fourth street
Between Market aud King
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-25
DEATHS,

BALII--Suddenly, in Philadelphia on the 23d
instant, Sarah y. Ball, widow Of the late
Reuben Ball Of NEIL Creek Hundred.
Funeral from the residence of her son.in-law,
Harvey Cranston. Stanton. Del, on Saturday.
Goth instant. at II o'clock, Services at tho
house.
SPENCE In this city, on Novcmb. II 20, 1893,
Elizabeth Spence.
Relatives aud friends are invited to meet at
her late residence. No. 7O7 Windsor street. on
Wednesday afternoon at | o'clock Services
at Bethel A, NJ L. Church, Sixth and Walnut
streets, at O'Clock, IntcrEcnt at onion Gem.
etcry
SHAW-ln Chicago, on Nov. 10 1905, OF diph-
iberia Marion Fleming, daughter Of Harry
and Elizabeth shaw and granddaughter OF
{ III" late Cornelius Fipps aged years, L
ri iHT-ln this city, on November 20 1873,
W Martha Wright, aged 50 years,
Funeral services at tie residence OF her
daughter, Mrs. George II. Hughes, Thirty.
third and West streets Funeral private,
HORN-On November rs, 1893 Harry j., hus.
band OF Maggie A. Horn, in his 18th year,
Relatives and friends of the family are in
vited to attend the funeral on Monday morn.
ing, November ~ 1893, at the residence Gf his
aunt, Mrs, Herbert T. Smith, pl5 Bennett
street ut y o'clock. High mass at ST. Mary i
Church at O'clock. lntel mont a. Cathedral
Cemetery. t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-25

Tho home Of Ny. 0Hh Mrs. Xephaniah
WhItelOck, No. 100 Tan, ,stor avenue,
was the scone OF It r:aIIy wedding on
"Wednesday evening Nh'r their daughter,
Miss LilI'e NJ. Whtelcc.i pnb William A,
Darrell wero married. Tie ceramnny Was
performed by the Rev. W. W sharp, pa.
tor Of Wesley NJ L Church, in the prns-
encU Of Of large number Of relatives and
friends The house was beautifully deco
rated with ysunth"rnums ard forms
with which tho bride and groom were sue
ronnGeh, where he nuptiaI knot was tied.
WhJ grOoinsmau was John Sennon ant!
the bridesmaid WAS Miss Bessie WiitG.
lock, $ sIcr Of tho bride. Tho bride and
maid were atlirad in handsome gowns.
Following the ceremony "And reception
was Aeld. Among tho ~ present wore HI1nt
George Darrell and wife, Walter John.
SCI and wife. Willie IOhu.ou, Walter
Johnson. Charles Denny and wife Harry
DArroil aud Wife, Igrhnh Whi:a!ook and
vie. Lewis u Perkins and wife, LGpnlId
Darrell, George Walker and wife and John
Walker of Nj. llrailnt Miss lie. sic
Nhi clock. NJ, SAMUEL Smith, Ms. j.
= IN til, A'woud Whilolprk and wife
Oh los Waterman and VIE. John S.n~
-l"n ti'urgr swan and wife, James Bacon
OF Nuw Castle, Colon Shaw md VIE.
Nh Hnd MIS- DA1rll received u la!Sc
nunJer Of handsome presents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-25

Miss Anna NJ. Handle and J. Edwin
Strong were married in Ep"u.th " l..
GlUvGh on "Wednesday cveri@g Ivy Rev
+, Burgctto Shot Miss Hattie knuulH,
WAS maid of honor and ,lohr C.. etrQhg, Il
brother Of the groom, was best MAJ 3he
nshcrs were WiIlum stevenson, -. a,
Post, George i Duhcr and Wills Uvagdcor.
Harvey Bruh.tiiJyrd the wed .nk inarcl.
A reception tniiuwoi nj tao homo Oh the
bride, No, 2:l3 IalHr.I street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-25

r. v.>lf'Hi. vILN,NG"p" TElh%DS.
nv. r. H. MontgUme:" is visiting VIII.
m,ngton tins week and staying with HIS
friend, :. : ,luhn53u. Many Of his Old
friends are welcoming him. lto otliniateA
Margaret Il Johnson OF The CorgI aga.
tio;ia Church, OF the ?a"d instant nt noon
Mt the homo Of the bride 5pJran's No. 1910
Lancaster ovrnue, :. ;~hewa,i johnson
being hoY father, They were both parish
ionors OF Mr.. Montgomery in OttTct y cs'
bylcIiau Church, and Ea has been their
pastor for four years Mr. Montgomery Is
now pnst9r Of Tho junu Kaoo Prashyte.
rian Church Of Jersey City since NOycn.
Dor /, he hIytus been called thereto il
August las.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-25

The Fast Bsanaywine Kindergarten
which is in charge of Misses kalo and Ida
Anderson, held its annual Thanksgiving
dinner yesterday Mt the school IN Gay
mont stree, near Th!rteonth. Ench littio
lot had small! pumpkin pic ami were
served with turkey ana other dainIies.
They also enjoyed a candy treat from Miss
Grace Beard, Instructor In chemistry III
the I'll school.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-25

There was an cECli!n. runaway or tho
western side Of tic city to-day and several
children had q narrow escape from death.
A, a further result Of the runaway ]. r.
Il rhar1san OF No. Vl3 Clayton street and
& s, Jones of Philadelphia were spverally
bruised and the shafts Of the carriage
lrUkcn.
~ number 0! children wore Shedding at
Third aud BrUomc. 1ho pavement was
extremely .ppC:y and they coastel down
rrpiiIy, As Onc iiltIc girl on enc sled ind
u hoy and @rl on another sled crossed the
str,a, tho runaway horse passed. by.
\ Nttle girl who was returning with her
s'cd Sod in nlnuI~mcHt. The wheel Of
'hn carriage brushed her skirt. AT tie
"sluur Of fonith mud BtooTe team be-
onring toI James Belt had close shave
tgrtn bcing Kan into by MCAardsuns
team.
TFo horse fell on tho slippery pave
nient and III. occupant, thrown from the
carriage Jones was severely cut ub3u,
h head nnd bands and lnjulct Oh tho
slou! ders. His injuries welo dressed by
Or Hitch.
Richardson Ind his head cut and lila
knees bruised, Dr.. McHo!oy dress cd his
injuries Tho shafts OF tho carriage vera
l!Okrn rs well MS one Of tho axiGs. The
horse II cciye several GUS about the legs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-25
DARRlAIES

MORINE-BOYNTON On 23r3 Instantly the
Key. John France, Henry B. Morine and
Estclla NJ. Boynton, all of this city.
PYLl-WRIGHT-At tic residence o. Mr.. j .
G. PYLE, 10th ard West streets, on Thursday
even e, November 18th, 1885, by Fey. John
Miss Annie L. Wright. both Of Whining ton
Del,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-25

IhaS yellow color together with blotchos
on the skin and constipation nro nicely
cared by Dr. Simms' famous Vegetable
Liver Pills. Depot 605 King street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-25

Charles II. Watmough Of the Highlands
has entoroa Goltey College for the com.
MerCial course.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-25

IN A1AAa,
Cos, GOT and 6O9 Market Street.
il Be PREPARED
for the storm. Cold ran and
snow will soon come. We
have been looking forward to
its coming, and have purchased
a lot of Umbrellas and Blank
cts; reliable goods. We did
not ask the manufacturers why
they sold them, sufficient for
us that the articles were all
right, aud the price less than
the same has ever been put on
the market.
/. Every Umbrella sold by us
is examined thoroughly, from
the cheapest TO the most expen-
slye, and we warrant the price
lower than they will be offered
in the market.
Houses in other cities cry
Ect,er goods only to get higher
prices for tho same articles
an old cry.
100 Umbrellas, 26 inch, ma
tural handles, perfectly fast
black-from soc to 333c.
As pair ia Blankets, full
size and fine quality, should be
donble the price we ask for
them; on Saturday $1.S7 pair.
When you want a Blanket
at S., sc, 81, IS, SO or $3.50
this il the right place to buy
it. Why! Because no one
has ever been sorry who have
had them from us--we know
good Blankets.
954 yards Stripe Outing
Flannel, not the very wcishty
kind, but soIt and fine --reduc.
ed from l0c to Sc.
rs sets of Damask Table
Covers, 81 pure linen, with l
dozen Napkins, assorted Dor
ders. Worth $3.50 a set, for
1925.
25 Danssk Table Covers,
$40 pure linen, with l dozen
Napkins, assorted borders.
Worth 81. 90, for 50 30.
Dress Goods is a hobby with
us this season and we are max
ing them 60.
l44a pairs Mems fine seam
less cotton l-2 Hose, all sizes.
sp]'ced heel and toe. combed
Egyptian yarn, derby dye. 10
cents, 6 pairs for IS cents. A
remarkable stocking bargain.
Ladies Goats and Fur Col.
larettes, variety so large it
would take all this ad. to de-
scribe the quality and prices.
You can be best served by com.
ing here for your Goats or Furs
and at about l-3 less in price.
Two items in Mems and
Ladies' Handkerchiefs, 100
dozen fine lawn Handkerchieis
with lace edge and fancy cor
ners, worth lOc each, for &c.
100 dozen Mems all linen
hemstitched Handkerchief,
inch hem, full size, II l-2c
each, or IL dozen for roc.
About half the Sweaters ad-
vertised on Wednesday sold,
rest for Saturday, and if you
want e big bargain in Sweaters,
come and see them.
600 pairs ChiIdren's black
Jersey ribbed Hose, fiue elias
tic TOPS, stainless black and
extraordinary value for l0c.
The largest stock Of Silks
and Ribbons in the city T for
fancy work.
Remember that Sewing Ma
chine that we tell YOU about:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-25

Overcoats, Keep warm;
keep com!or- ,
listers, table and
wear proper
Refers. Ciothing.
There is
neither wea" ncr warmth
in shoddy, trashy Cloth
ing, and your money is al.
most thrown away in buy
ing it. Mems Refers,
heavy double breasted, at
$3.50, So, IA, IS, $3.50
and IS Boys sizes, So. 5O|
to $C. Nen's listers and
Storm Coats, SIS, sG.50,$9,
$40 and to $40. Boys
sizes, "a 10 SO. Ovcicoats
short top Box Coats, regu-
lar and medium lengths,
IS to $50. Boys Over.
coats, ST. to ol5. A new
dark tan Box Overcoat,
with velvet collar, in sizes
8 to IA years, SIS. Blue Of
same Coat ard same price.
Heavy warm Fur Beaver
Goats, at IS, $l2, SIS and
SIG. Moj,taqnacs and
Elysians, a. S25, $50 and
s35.
JAS. 7. Mj-Lil & SONS,
Clothing, Sixth and
Hats. Market,
Shoe, Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-25

.. 49, Fast Horses Scare.
r. Tho present sale OF the light harness
horse. In New York, where Star Pointo".
1:50k, was the attraction. has aroused
horsomep to the fact that tho scarcity Of
good we'll bred young horses IL wholly due
TO tho cessation Of breeding in the past
five years. The demand far exceeds thy
supply. which has resulted in natural
soaring In price for horses shown at public
the coming sale Of Splan. Ncwgass at Chi
cigo commencing December l2th. will be
we'll attended, as over 500 head of the best
equine blood in the land have sbesn con-
signed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-25

Lace Curta.ua Manhattan Launlr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-25

Fred. c. Mammele, Is East 4th street.
Window glass, pains. oils etc. .~S
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-03-17
CHARLES HENDRA
J. +. HENDRA.
Dated, March l6, 1898.
4 Progressive Dairyman.

Our worthy friend Mr.. James A..
Hoare, whose barns, sheds and
silo were destroyed by fire last fall
commences the spring season of 1898
under improved conditions for carry
ing on his extensive dairy business.
He has erected new buildings for the
proper shelter and care of his stock
The main stable is 35x175 feet, and
will accommodate 100 milch cows.
This stable runs east and west so as
to secure to the animals the greatest
possible amount of sunlight.
Through the entire length of the
building, extends nine-foot drive
way with the stalls on either side.
The feed building is two-story, and
contains feed cutter, grinder, engine
etc. and on the ground floor of this
building is a stable l6x30 feet There
is also row of temporary sheds
l6x40 feet. The buildings are all COW
cred with steel roofing. Mr.. Hoare's
live stock consists of 50 cows, 80 year
lings, 30 calves, and four thorough
bred Jersey bulls, ten hors and two
colts, and all arrangements for their
feeding and care are up to date, and
show the proprietor to be progress
! sive dairyman and farmer.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-03-17
ELECTION NOTICE.

OFFICE OF CITY CLERK,
MINERAL POINT, WAS, MAR. l., lS9S.
To the electors of the city of Mineral
Point.
Notice is hereby given that munic-
ipal election is to be held in the sew
eral wards in the city of Mineral
Point, on the 9TH day of April, 1898,
at which the officers named below are
to bc chosen.
For the city at large: u Mayor,
Treasurer, Assessor, Police Justice
for years, Clerk, Attorney, Marshal,
and Street Commissioner.
For the First Ward: an Alderman,
Supervisor, Justice of the Peace, and
Constable.
For the Second Ward: an Alder
man, Supervisor, Justice of the Peace,
and Constable.
For the Third Ward; an Alderman,
, Supervisor, Justice of the Peace, and
Constable.
For the Fourth Ward: an Alderman.
Supervisor, Justice of the Peace, and
Constable.
The voting places will be as follows;
First Ward Y. s. Hotel building;
Second Ward VIM, Perry building,
opposite L. S. Hotel; Third Ward
Council RooSA; Fourth Ward N.
Hartert building, Commerce street,
Polls open from 6 O'Clock Il. IN. to 8
O'Clock p. IN.
II. S. We'll, City Clerk
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-03-17

Mrs. Morris, President of the
| Woman's Federated clubs of this
state, was here on Friday last, She
addressed the Mineral Point Reading
Club on The Ethical Teaching of
Shakespeare, and gave an outline of
the Federation. There was large
representative number of the club
present, and her address made a most
favorable impression. Mrs. Gundry
kindly placed her spacious parlors
at the disposal of the club. Mrs.
Morris talk was most interesting
Her dicttion indicates the cultured,
woman and we'll trained voice. After
the address refreshments were served,
and the members of the club had the
pleasure of personally meeting Mrs
Morris, who is most charming in these
social relations.
Frank Lcnahan, Dennis Shea, and
Irwin PrideauX have gone to Chicago
to work for the G. NJ. and ST. +. Ky.
The many friends of our worthy
townsman Mr.. James NJ. Toay viii
reg. .et to know that he is still confined
to his home by illness.
Mr.. +. Z. Lenahan went to Chicago
on last Friday to resume work for the
c. Nj. \ St. p. Ry company, rs ma
son foreman in the bridge and build
ing department.
Young Mems Meeting at the z. Nj.
church, next Sunday morning, at 900
o'clock Mr.. Lindsay will lead.
Mr., George Mongold, of the town
of Kendall, aged ~ years, died on
Wednesday, March Ii. Funeral to-
morrow Friday, at II o'clock In
termcnt at Belmont.
Preaching at Lost Grove next Sun
day morning at half past ten O'Clock;
aud at Diamond Grove in the after
noon at half past two.
News reaches us of the death of
Mrs. Nathan 7. Omstead, of Bel
mont; and we regret to know that MIR.
Olmstead is confined to his bed by
illness.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-03-17
ADAM DIR ESEN.

Resolutions on the Death Of Mrs. Chubb.
RESoLUTIoNs passed by the Alpha
society of the i. NJ. church of Mineral
Point, on the death of Mrs. NJ. j..
Chubb.
WHEREAS, Our Heavenly Father
called home our dear sister, Mrs. M.
j. Chubb, we. rs n society, place on
record our appreciation of her SER
vices during her five years with MS.
Rcs0ired, That in the death Of our
sister, we mourn tue loss OF one who
was always Jealous for the church
and society, whether serving In the
capacity Of president or as n worker
in its ranks. Truly,
1.-The blessing OF her gentle life
Fell on MS like the dew,
nd good thoughts where her footsteps passed
Like fairy blossoms grew"
This society would therefore tender
its heartfelt sympathy to the family
of our dear sister in their sad allie
tion. bidding them remember that
she is mot lost but gone before" and
may still be ~ messenger OF love to
them"
Resolued, That these resolutions
be entered upon the minutes OF this
society, and that copy OF them be
sent to the family Of our deceased sis.
ter.
MISS SUSAN PENHALLEaoN,
Mrs. JAMES BREWER,
Mrs. j. j. HAWKINS.
Committee.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-03-17
The Revival Services.

Mrs. Van Cott, the successful and
veteran Evangelist, commenced n
series of services in this city, on We'd
nesday evening of last week, in the
NJ. T.. church. The two Methodist
churches have happily united in these
services and are working in utmost
harmony. All the week, evening ser
vices are held in the M, +. church.
and from Tuesday to Friday after
moons inclusive, meetings in the lecture
room of the same church. The sun
day evening services are held in the
p. NJ. church. The meetings here
from the start had large number in
attendance, and last Sunday evening
the large church and chapel We're filled
with serious and attentive hearers.
Mrs. Van Cott breaches with power,
distinct and forceful in expression
dramatic in action, graphic in des'
cription. She causes Bible scenes
and incidents. from her own remark
able experience to live again before
the eyes of her hearers. Many seek
ers have been at the altar. So far the
work has been marked in its influence
on church members, whose profession
was almost nominal. None should
miss the opportunity of hearing this
gifted woman. Come early If you de-
sire seats, for as the work increases
standing room will hardly be obtain
able,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-03-17
Eggs for lIntching.

From - of tho leading varieties of
thoroughbred poultry They are Brah-
mas, Cochins, Langshans, Ply
mouth Rocks, Wyandottes, Javas,
Spanish, Red Caps, Lcghorns, Games,
Hamhurgs, Polish and Bantams,
Pekin and Muscova Ducks, Loghorns
II speciality. My pens are are made
up of birds, scoring from 90 to 05t
points. A few chicks, and 60.egg
si2o incubator for sale, Prices
reasonable, Inquire OF John Peter,
Mineral Point Wis. 30
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-03-17
Miss Ida llOSIxcIl

Has just received from New York u
full line Of French patterns. She has
opened Fashion Parlor with Mrs.
Hewitt's Dressmaking Parlors, where
the ladies Of Mineral Point can have
their dresses made In the latest artis-
tic style. All styles OF French pat
terms for sale. Call and sec the new
collars, Russian jackets, new sleeves,
skirts, coats. Skirt patterns 40c.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-03-17
Democratic City Caucus.

\ Demobratic caucus for the city OF
Mineral Point. will he held in the city
hall on Friday evening. March -,
1898. for the purpose of placing in
nomination, candidates for the various
city and ward officers, to he elected
April ): to elect city committees; and
to transact any other business that
that may properly be brought before
the meeting. Com.
Dated. March Il, 1898.