Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-10-07
LOCAL ITEMS.

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If You want Il cheap and pretty clock
you can find on at G. III. james,
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Burns, merchant.
of Juda, spent sunday in our city.
Clocks! Clocks, Clocks,,,, Largest
stock and lowest prices at c. II. James
The Hankins Brothers are at work
painting the Marks House, DodgeYille
Democratic Senatorial convention at
Lone Rock next Tuesday, the 1lth inst.
Teasd;,le 4 Coad have just received !
new stock of Richardson's boots and
shoes.
Mems new styled boots, at Seine
berger's.
The Madison Division of the c. 4 n
W. r. r. will carry mail on and after
Oct. 18th.
Court convened at Dodgeville OIL
Tuesday. Proceedings will be given
next week
| The Montfort band purchased musi-
cal instruments valaed at over three
hundred dollars
Clothing, clothing, for men, youths
and boys. A mammoth stock is now
ready at Deller's. 8
Samuel Coad, .Jr., is home on visit
from Milton, where he has been for the
past six months.
Richard Gundry and famil y, Of Chi
cago, has been in town the past week
visiting relatives
Mr. and Mrs Dalton, of Vernon CO.,
have beeuvisting Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
Smith, of this city.
Isaac Buckley is at the county fair
this week with Il large collection of
plants and flowers.
Cloaks and dolmans, the largest
assortment west of Chicago, may now
be seen at Dellers.
In short time kirby's stage will
make two trips day between Mineral
Point and Dodgeville.
Hon H. I. Pullin, banker, Of Evans
vile, accompanied by his wife, are the
guest Of Mr. Wright. ST..
Immense quantities Of new goods for
the fall and winter trade are arriving
daily at Gundry 4 Grays,
Mr.. James Kelly, one of Ridgeway's
substantial farmers made the Demo-
crat a pleasant call on Tuesday.
Jas Pellow of Bloomfield sold a fine
lot of hogs in this city on Tuesday, for
which he received SG.4o per cwt
Mr.. J. f. Grace, editor of the High
land department Of the Dodgeyille
Chronicle. has resigned that position.
George Blum went hunting pigeons
near Ansley's farm. OH Saturday, ana
succeeded in killing large gray wolf.
Two good cigars for nickle, at Teas
dale & Coad's. 6
The managers Of the State Agricul-
tural Society are unanimously in favor
of holding next years fair at Fond du
Lac.
Mrs. c. spensley and sons, ana Mrs.
Wilcox and daughter, visited the Mil,
waukee and Chicago expositions last
week.
Hon. J. W. Rewey was renominated
for the assembly by the republican
convention held in this city, last sat.
urday.
Mrs. VIM. Thomas and Mr.. Goodwin
Thomas, of Darlington. were in this
city on Tuesday. the guests of DR..
NanDusen.
Alfred Powell, ST., and Geo. Powell
have disposed Of their farms, located
about four miles east of this city, t.
John Jackson.
The State Agricultural Society, with
an appropriation Of $4,000 from the
State. will be able to meet all expenses
for the fair of 1881
Thomas Bracken, of Willow Springs
a staunch temperance man, is the can.
didate for railroad commissioner. on
the prohibition ticket.
The best preventive of of consum.
tive diseases of the lungs. bowels OF
kidneys are Browns Iron Bitters. Ii
checks all decay. 1w
We are informed that Mr.. f. Osborne
will return from the east this week
where has been making large purchases
for the fall and winter trade.
FoR SALE have for sale choice
lot of cows and calves, at my farm. one
mile north Of Mineral Point city.
W. T. JACKSON.
WANTED. ~ \ school to teach. by {
male teacher who is engaged unit
November list: has first-grade certifi
cate. Inquire at Democrat Office. Off
DR.. J. B. Moffett will pay us visit
about the 18th Of this month He
intends settling up his affairs here
prior to his bidding Us final adieu.
The great inducements now being
offered by f, Osborne & Son TO cash
buyers cannot fail to attract the atten-
ton of every person that has dollar
to spend. 1w
Born. to Mrs. Packard. of Miffiin. on
Thursday the S0th ult.. a son, weight
eleven pounds. The little stranger
is a grandson of John Ellsworth, of
Mifflin.
Henry Tyack and Sam Harris of this
lefty presented the Democrat editors
with supply of pigeons on Thursday
last, for which they will please accept
THANKS.