Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-18
Local Items.

fL0g-cholera Is spreading 10 All alarm
!n.t extent.
Ehe streets were crowded with
oeople on Saturday last.
Wisconsin contributed S35,O0O to
tho Yellow Fever sufferers.
Fred. Branger has removed to Del
ibr's corner. where he has opened out
spicndid stock OF goods.
Mr. William Lanyon has erected
now building Just west of his -four and
feed store on Fountain street.
Bring your job printing to the DEM
oaaAT Office. Travelling printers prl-
COS discounted.
The Highland Red Ribbon Reform
Cub gave q grand ball in Jenkins
uall In THAI place on Thursday.
It would bo an honor to this Assem-
by district TO send such man rs
4. M. Smith to the Legislature this
winter.
Wasn't 1t cruel in Republican to
remark the other day. that "the
Lrouble with ths Tribune Is that il
Inns never been weaned."
A woman ninoty-Eye years OF age
wis married to q man Of eighty-Iiye
at Black Creek, In this State, a few
days ago.
Mr.. James Suthers has sold his
grocery store on the corner Of High
and Vino streots ~ hla Sons, william
ind James.
Tho friends Of Mr.. John Commins,
in this city and elsewhere throughout
the county will give him rousing
vote for the Office Of Surveyor
Ansley Gray, formerly Of this place,
has been nominated ~ q candidate for
member OF the territorial legislature
Of Dakota.
Irving ID. Wiltrout, NJ. p, Of Schuyl
kill Haven, Pa, Is the distinguished
guest OF our esteemed townsman Mr.,
ii. 3. Clauer,
fho Grant County Gazette, Green
hack paper, displays the qulntessence
OF cheek In trying TO crow over the
result Of the October elections.
Mr.. Jeno Lewis, painter, will open
a shop in John Ross's building on
Commerce street. next door to Cham
ley's hotel, where no will DO prepared
eto attend TO NIL work In his line.
Mineral Point has done better IN
the matter OF Improvements during
the past six months than any other
t0wn Of her size in the State.
Mr.. Robert Schillina Of Ohio, has
failed to meet his appointments in
Wisconsin, and Mr.. George l.. Frost
has to take his place.
Mr.. ii. II. Osborne has laid in
large stock OF staple goods for tho
Fall and Winter trade. lIe respect
fully invites rhe public to call and
examine 1t.
w. u. Rowe il going to mako u
xv,,. Mt fight for election in the North
-. A.. Sembly district, and il no meets
,,,th thN success which he deserves he
~, ~ a,o ted by u good majority.
Tw, v,r able sermons were
l. n, Unity Church on Sun
~ ~, 81. Y. Samuels preached
Gay "a IA. last, hev, A. :. I'd Rev. Mr.. soa-
broase in the evening.
The Tribune and the ~ ~" ' n, -" 49,.
sorely troubled about "a - o'',.'
0illmann's political principN w. ~
Gilman Is honest and deserve" 'no
office. and does not lay claim to ~ Oh
sccount Of his politics.
A farm containing over three h I'M
drei acres of land, lying about TIN Te
miles east Of Dodgevlle. will he sol u
at auction, on Saturday, November
ID. 1878. Read advertisement in
another column.
James Ryan, Democratic candidate
for sheriff. WAS in town for Few
hours on Wednesday. Mr. Ryan served
tho county faithfully as sheriff for
two terms, and tho people should
dcoted him VI this time by big MAJ
jority.
Smith 4 Brion, dealers in staple and
fancy groceries, advertise their goods
in to-dsy's paper. These gentlemen
aip upright business men and deserve