Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-27
n.T. emilia. Of the Novelty Store.

\ d. t. Child, of the Novelty Store
has closed out his business in thi:
lefty.
| Darlington Republican: The mer
who We're brought here from Grant
County last fall, On suspicion of being
the persons who burglarized George
Vests store at Gratiot, had their trial
for other miSdemeanors. at Lancaster,
last week, were found guilty, and ara
awaiting sentence,
Detectives of Europe and America,
or Life in the Secret Service This is
the title of an excellent work giving a
revelation of the struggles and tri-
umphS of the most renowned detec-
tives on the globe for the past twenty
wears. The book contains $40 octave
pages 40 full-page engravings. 1t is
we'll gotten up, we'll printed and well
bound. Joseph II. Foley is agent for
the work.
MessrS John Cocker and John jeffrey
are working some diggings on John
EllSworth's land, two and one-half
miles northwest of Mitiiin. They are
now siXty-tive feet deep and have =
Hat sheet of blackjack from eight
inches TO a foot in thickness. At
eighty feet they struck the clay bed
where there are three sheets averag-
ing two inches each, and two more
between the clay bed and the top
sheet. They offer a chance to twelve
men 10 work ON tribute. = Platteville
Witness.
The high prices for minerals have
stirred up the miners Of this section.
1t is common sight on eur streets to
see men going to and coming from
work dressed in digging clothes, and
hlacksmiths are busy sharpening picks,
drills and gads Good mines are being
worked by greater forces Of men, so
as to get the mineral out and sell it
for good prices many miners are
probably working old diggings which
under low prices would not pay
wages, and others arc prospecting. If
prices for zinc and lead continue
good there will be lively times in the
Lead region
Leap-year gives young ladies 4
gentleman privilege in making
love" Perhaps it does. But no re
spectacle young man, says an eX-
change, will have anything to do with
4 young lady who takes Il position on
a street corner and winks at the gen
tlemen as they pass by. Nor would it
look well for dozen or more young
ladies To loaf around in front of u
! church an hour and half on sun
day nights, sparring and knocking one
an0ther's hats off, and dancing 4 ira
la-la on the sidewalk in order to kill
time until the congregation is dis
missed, and then buckle up to Il young
man and escort him home. Not any.
Among the most remarkable pro-
auctions Of this age and country is
Hairs Hair Remover. Its success is
unparalleled. 1t is sought after by
rich and poor, high and low, young
and old. Inhabitants of foreign lands
the people of Australia, of Europe,
and of South America find means to
get it at whatever cost. II IS because
it works like magic. 1t restores the
hair to its youthful color and beauty.
and rohs approaching age of one of its
most disagreeable accomplishments.
If you are getting bald try it. Try it
if you are getting gray, or if you have
any disease Of the scalp Try it If
you wish good hair dressing. 1t will
not disappoint you. = Munic Qnd)
News.
The lecture Of Mrs. Ann Eliza
Young ut the City Hall, ON Wednes-
day evening, was listened to by i large
audience, almost every seat being
filed The lady is q clear and agree
able speaker. and handles her subject
in an able way. The story of Mormon
life by one who had never known any
other from childhood, told in an earn
7 est, convincing manner, impressed all
with its terribleness Added to tie
this sad picture was an appeal to Ill
christian people for an enforcement of
the laws against polygamy. II is
evident that the efforts of this lady
will exert great influence in bring
ingaboGt the abolition Of Mormonism.
i result which cannot be to- quickly
accomplished.
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