Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-03-26

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Max Goldman, the optician. will
visit Dodgeville in 4 few days.
The best boy in school" occasion.
ally bankers to throw u paper wad.
Score one, say we, for the old and
reliable lead district of Wisconsin.
Mr.. Caldwell, a livcryman, Vt lie.
Mars, Iowa, is in town, looking for
horses to buy.
Mr.. {. II. Alexander, of Cross Plains,
favored the DEMOCRAT with u call Il
few days ago.
Leadville disdains mere colonies.
The usual remark is, Senator, shove
the bacon"
Hon. y, Il. Thomas. Of Prairie du
Chen, had i visit from burglars not
long ago.
Shepard 4 Ellis received y car-loal
of marble from the east Il few days
ago.
Cooley 4 Alexander have opened u
store at Cross Plains, and report Il
good trade.
Richard Ferris, who has spent eight
months in Red Cloud, Nebraska, re-
turned on Thursday evening.
A Miss Young, Of Waldwick, aged
- years. died on Monday last, after u
brief illness.
We are under obligations to John
Hancock, formerly Of Linden, for u
copy Of the Black Hills Pioneer.
Wheat took tumble in Chicago on
Monday last, causing considerable ex-
element among grain operators.
Mr.. w. A. Garden, of Belmont, made
the DEMOCRAT Office a brief call on
Wednesday morning last.
A veteran, one who fought Init
Siegel," was among us lately, and en-
joyed few meals at the citys ex-
pense.
Friday last was st. Joseph's day-a
German Catholic HOLIDAY. \ large
number of people we in town on that
day.
On Tuesday morning last Mrs. G.
w. Field returned to Bryant, Iowa.
after a three weeks visit in Mineral
Point.
The st. Mary's Total Abstinence So
ciety Of Darlington, will give a social
dance in Music Hall, in that city, on
Wednesday evening, the 10Th inst.
Grant county has another new post
office II Is III the town Of Clifton.
its name is Livingston, and Thomas
Watson is Postmaster.
j. L. lIankins started for Chicago
OH Tuesday morning last to buy
stained glass for the p. M. Church
now being built ut Dodgeville.
The Tenneseeans are giving con-
certs in the cities and villages of
Southwest Wisconsin. They will
probably visit Mineral Point.
On Monday of last week there was
shipped from Boscobel a carload of
tobacco raised in that vicinity by
Oleson, Christopherson and Nelson.
Jonathan Matthews returned one
day last week from his visit to west
ern Iowa and Dakota. He speaks In
high praise of the country through
which he passed.
a picture store has been opened up
in the store in Coads block, formerly
occupied by III. L. Osborne. 1t IS con-
Quoted on the lottery plan.
The anniversary entertainment and
supper given by the Mineral Point
Temple Of Honor, on Monday even
ing last was a very pleasant affair.
About two hundred invited guests and
and members were present.
A. b. Ferris, agent for farm ma
chinery, including Champion reapers
and mowers, corn planters. cultiyat-
ors, sulky and stubble plows, is early
in the field. Read his advertisement.
TO be found elsewhere in this paper.
DR. G, W. Moffett, Dentist, started
for his Old home in Kentucky, on
Wednesday morning, having been
called thither by the serious illness Of
his mother He desires his customers
to call, during his absence, upon DR..
Wingender.
The Census Supervisors for the -four
census districts OF Wisconsin, are re-
spectively: Hon. a. a. Lopez, Of
Ripon; Hon. ID. T.. WEIGH, of Baraboo:
Hon. Leonard Lottridge, of Lacrosse;
and Gen. Thos. :. Allen, Of Oshkosh.
In their hands lay the appointment Of
local census enumerators.
The immigration INTO Wisconsin
and the northwest States Is booming
again and the rush promises well TO
continue throughout the entire sea-