Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-06-10


New stock of Furniture at A. F
Bishops. New "ad' next week.
Fresh oranges and lemons at Teas
dale u CoaG'S A
Choice Imported Vinegar, in bottles
at Toay Bros.
\ fine assortment Of Teas, CoffeeS
at Q. Hendra's. Try them. 43
Straw, Wool and Fur Hats, at the
lowest prices, at John Horns.
Broken honey in quantity TO suit
purchaser at Spratler's.
Crockery and Yellow Ware cheap, Al
G. Hendra'S. IS
A large variety of canned goods al
Spratler's.
4 new lot of Boots and Shoes on
hand and for sale cheap for cash, al
TeaSdale & Coad's. 43
\ fine line of Toilet and Laundry
Soaps, at Toay Bros.
Ball Potash the best made, at F.
kinne's.
California honey, best quality, at
TeaSdale & Coad'S. ~
Oat meal and Corn meat at c. Hen
dra'S. 4}
Bird cages, cheaper than ever, at E
kinne's.
VIM. Perry, can and will sell goods
as low as any dealer in the city. Good
fresh groceries at low prices.
Fresh supply Of oranges and lemons,
and all other kinds of goods at Teas
dale and Coad's. Prices as low rs the
lowest "A
Hats for % cents, 80 cents, and $1.O0
$500 or $500 worth double the money,
at Strauss millinery and fancy goods
store. A
There never were greater induce
ments held out to buy artistically trim
med Hats and Bonnets at extremely
low prices than Strauss offers to the
ladies of Iowa county. Remember the
place-Strauss, opposite the post office,
Mineral Point. II
Chas. james has just received a fine
line of millinery goods. Ladies will
find it to their advantage to call and
examine his fine new stock of fash
ionable hats and bonnetS-as fine dis
play as can be seen at any millinery
store i'll southwestern Wisconsin.
Celebration of tenth anniversary of
st. joseph Society next Monday.
Rev C. Dawson will ofliciate in the
Z. NJ. church in this city on Sunday.
The Hoare Brothers Of this city as
sisted in Il concert given at Montfort
recently.
The people of Dodgeville have raised
about $4,000 for the Fourth of July
celebration.
There will be Il picnic ut Plum Grove
on Wednesday next, June 18th. A
pleasant time is expected.
The Madison Democrat says that
Hon. M. }. Briggs captured twenty
seven pound pickerel III lake Mendoza,
on Monday.
Col. William i. Villas, of Madison, is
to deliver the address at the Minnesota
State Fair, which will be held at Mill
neapolis.
Several Mineral Pointers went to
Platteville on Thursday to help cele-
brate at the soldiers and sailors re
union.
Thirteen members of Emery Lodge
are attending the Iowa county convex
ton of Good Templars, which is be-
ing held at Wyoming.
The wife Of Mr.. L. Osborne, ST., who
has been very low in sickness for some
time, is, we are glad to announce, grad
ually recovering.
Mr.. Robert Hughes of this city, has
moved his family on to his farm which
he purchased last winter near the Lin
den Mills, in the Welsh settlement.
The Good Templars convention which
was held at Willow Springs on Tues
day and Wednesday, was well attended
and very enthusiastic time was had.
Gen. Augustus c. Dodge has been
lying i'll at the Villas House, Madison,
for several days past. His son, w. w.
Dodge, of Burlington, Iowa. arrived in
Madison Oh Monday.
Mrs. c. H. Lane and two sons, of
Chicago, are stopping at the L. S. Hotel,
where they will remain during the
summer. The boys will attend school
at this place.
In consequence of the sickness and
death of relatives of ladies of the
Presbyterian church, the festival adj
vertised for Thursday evening has
been postponed until July 4th.
Miss Emma Sprague, general super
Of Juvenile Temples of Wis
consin was in attendance at the Willow
Springs convention, where she intends
to institute Juvenile Temple.
Mrs. A. b. Ferris, who has been
dangerously i'll during the past week,
we are glad TO state is slowly recover
ing. Mr.. Ferris says that he attributes
In a Nnrf 70 hn
skillful treatment of the case by DR..
Eastman.
The examination for admission to
the high school will be held Wednes-
day and Thursday, June 18th and 10th,
at the high school room. All who ex-
pect to become members for the next
year should be present at this exami-
nation.
Old Mr.. Tobin. father of John Tobin
of the town of Waidwick, fell from
wagon at the Waldwick Catholic
church on Sunday last. He died from
the effects of the fall on Monday after
noon. The deceased had reached the
advanced age Of four score years.
Owing to the unfavorabla weather of
Tuesday last. the celebration of the
tenth anniversary of the st. Joseph So
ciety of this city. was postponed until
Monday next. The celebration will
then be held in Ross grove and the
as previously announced
will be carried cut.
The people of Waldwick will cele-
brate the coming Fourth of July in
Joe Gribble's grove. The Grafton will
be delivered by Judge Cothren. A Y
grand good time is expected. Full par
ticulars will be given by posters in a
few days.
A coat and vest thief named Charles
Benson. was arrested at Prairie du
Chen, and locked in the cooler on
Wednesday. There was money in the
vest and coat. He filled up his alco-
benzine, and when arrested most all
the money was found OIL his person.
The theft was committed at Wauzeka.
A number of friends and invited
guests spent most enjoyable time on
Thursday evening at the residence of
Mr.. Bernard DreSen, IN making merry
over the marriage of his daughter Miss
Katie. to Mr.. Colin W. CSoIdsworthv