Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-04


ingthem, Il few days ago, They left
the bones.
The Tornado Band Serenaded Al
derman elect ThieS and TreaSur er
Schmidt, on "Wednesday night. They
set the cigars up big for the boys,
Married. on Thursday, March S0th,
1879, by 5. II. Fitch Esq. Mr.. Albert
Hardy to Miss MaliSSa Carly; both Of
the town Of Highland.
John Horn. wants 10000 bushels az
potatoes, Tor which he will pay the
highest market prices.
Mayor SpenSley, had his left Shout
der blade quite seriously injured by
being thrown from a carriage in
which he was riding home from
podgcville, on Wednesday.
The pupils Of the High School gave
Il very credit&ble entertainment in the
City Hall on last Saturday evening.
The several parts We're Well per-
formed. The net receipts amounted
10 about thirty-tiye dollars.
SHEPARD -PlrEcE- Mr.. Fred Shcp-
ard of this city was married To Miss
Lou. Pierce. in Dodgeville. on Satur-
day last, Rev. c. Cook Of the NJ, Z.
Church of tha, place officiating, y
host Of friends, among them the DEN
ocRAT. extends congratulations ~
Fred and his far bride.
\ large company Of our city music
iHS serenaded the city officers elect,
u few hours after the result of
the election was announced. on Tues
day evening. .)as, Smiths String
Band poured forth sweet strains of
and general good time was
had. The Tornado Band also helped to
do justice to the occasion. The COM
pany numbered over forty persons.
They We're royalty cntcrtertalncd at
the several places which they visited
The publishers Of the Educational
Weekly will hereafter issue special
Wisconsin edition on the first OF each
month. The local department is in
charge of Prof. 5. S. lockwood, of the
Whitewater Normal School. The
price is fifty cents year. Weekly
is an ably conducted educational
Journal, and is well worth what il
costs. Address 5. II. WINCuELL &Co.,
Publishers Chicago.
We We're greatly pleased last week
to he led through the boss greenhouse
in southwestern Wisconsin hy its
owner Mr.. Isaac Buckley. 1t seemed
to be Il repetition of Il magnificent
ilowcr-garden in the middle OF June.
Flowers of almost every variety We're
in full bloom. Mr.. sVariety, which
is counted by the thousands, is beyond
my ability to describe, which includes
a large number of imported plants
which cannot be found in any green
house in the West. MrsB. intends to
make Darlington regular calls during
the summer, with large supply Of
plants for sale. correspondent Oar
lington Democrat.
The Democracy Cf the West have
long felt the need of having an able and
fearless daily newspaper to represent
Democratic principles and TO advocate
the election of honest, upright, and
able Democrats to Office iii the state
and Nation. This want after years Of
waiting has at last been filled and
the Chicago Morning Herald, which
on Monday, March l7th, made its first
appearance is now the recognized or
gan of the Democracy Of the North
west The West is to be congratulated,
Chicago is to be congratulated. and
Democracy everywhere is to be con
graduated upon the fact that paper
like the Morning Herald has been
raised up to combat the evil influence
of such papers as the Chicago Times,
and kindred sheets The citizens Of
Chicago, recognized the influence Of
the Morning Herald, when through
its efforts, the Democratic protest
against corruption and misrule was
called forth and consolidated and on
Tuesday, April Isl, Chicago, for the first
time in many years was trinmphantly
carried for Democracy The Daily
Morning Herald, is sold for two cents
a copy, it is a bright well printed
sheet, and is deserving of the pat
ronage of every Democrat in the
West.
Mr. Clauer will open tailor shop
in few DAYS. at the store lately oc-
cupied by Mr.. Brien, and one door
below Kline " Spratler's. And will
be prepared TO do cutting and manu-
factHring in latest style.
A Greenback candidate for the
Kentucky Legislature is running in
Henry county on platform contain
ing this plank: I'VE are in favor Of a
statute law exempting all persons
from tolls on turnpike roads going to