Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-03-19
Local Items.

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dition 81 the roads.
T. Pateteld was Il caller ut the
DEMOCRAT office on Friday last
The tariff ON type and paper must
go.
Alvin White is pay ing Chicago u
visit this week.
A tramp printer was amongst us the
first part of this week.
Hon Geo. Cox returned from Mad
ison on Tuesday last
Read the card of the Washington
Hotel, John McWilliamS, proprietor.
Hon. Richard Kennedy has our
thanks FOR 4 copy Of the Blue Book
for 1880.
Nick Brewer and John Spitzbath
departed for Colorado Tuesday morn
ing.
Mr.. j. IL. Pike. has been employed
rs Principal of the Arena school for
summer term.
The Grant County Herald entered
on its thirty-eighth volume on Thurs
day last.
We notice that Iot Hanscom is lay
ing in full supply of fine musical
instrum ents at his book store.
Wasley & Charles have their car
penter shop one door west of Sam.
Francis furniture store.
There will be more lumber made in
Stevens Point the ensuing spring than
ever before.
Attorney General Wilson is taking
4 respite from his labors ut the Capt.
tol, and is home ON short visit,
Rev. Alfred Charles is assisting in
The services which are being held at
the NJ II. Church.
On Friday last the Wisconsin senate
killed the bill, which passed the
assembly, fixing the rate of interest at
six and eight per cent.
\ low variety company gave an
entertainment" at the City Hall, on
Saturday evening last.
Read what John l.. Wenner says in
his advertisement of fruit trees. Now
is the time to order.
The Temple Of Honor Of this city
will celebrate its second anniversary
on Monday evening next.
Gilbert Barries of the town of Milf
film, favored the DEMOCRAT office
with call on Wednesday last.
J. Bracken Pulford, OF Prairie du
Chen, is visiting relatives and friends
in this city.
Frank +. Parkinson, son of the late
n. T. Parkinson. of Willow Springs,
is a candidate for Municipal Judge of
Madison.
Nick Scllmit desires to announce
himself rs candidate for the nomi-
nation for City Treasurerat the COM
ing election.
Sam. Francis, Furniture Dealer and
Undertaken, will remove to Martin & |
Toay's old stand, one door west of |
Matt Prater, on or about April list.
Rev. M. b. Balch has been in poor
health during the past two weeks.
We are glad to know that he is now
recovering.
A few days ago John Yates, Jr..
met with IA misha2 by which he
sprained an ankle. He is around |
again.
II. Chas. Dvans, the artist, is in
town. Charlie is looking first-rate,
and, we are glad to learn, has flour
ishing business at Mazomanie.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of Gundry e. Gray in to-day's
paper. # you wish to get the good
goods, give them call.
Mrs. DR.. Andrews, of Eden, died at
her home on Thursday morning last.
DR.. Andrews has the sympathy of
very many friends in his bereavement.
John H. Baker, o. the town of Lin
len. recently bought from Isaac Conn
fort four of his best short-hoIn Dur
ham cows and heifers.
Quarterly Meeting WAS held Mt tile
NJ. J.. Church on Sunday last. Elder
Hamilton preached on Sunday and on
evening.
Attention i called u the advertise.
nent Of Mr.. John WneHer. general
agent Of the Elmo Nursery, Of Big
Patch, Grant county.
The Presbyterians are fitting UP
he basement Of their church build
ng for prayer-meeting and Sunday
school purposes.
Mr Charles Gilman and wife
rave the sympathy of many friends in !