Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-04

The Montfort Independent has gon,
to meet the Highland Times.
Read Gundry 4 Gray's attractive
advertisement in to-day's paper.
Get your Sewing Machines repaire,
at Wells. 13w2
For the best nickle cigars in town
call on John Fillbach, Of Cobb. Nv
Mrs. Lydia Benson returned thi.
week from Il visit to friends i'll Illinois
Lard, = cents per pound. at the CasI
Grocery House. 13-1w
Annual meeting of the 5. w. Wis |
\. at City Han, Saturday afternoon, at
O'Clock.
James f. Brown, of Lost Grove, i:
delivering large quantity Of excellent
sorghum.
The first snow of The season ut this,
place came at .: 43, Wednesday morn
ing, Nov. .
Rev. J. $ Thompson, formerly of thi,
eity-now of Monroe was here this
week, on brief visit.
J. ID. Jones, of Milwaukee, specia
agent for the Singer Manufacturing
Co, was in town last week
1t is to be hoped that a daily mail
route between this city, Linden and
Cobb will soon be established.
Don't forget to call ON John Fillbach
Of Cobb, and see those Rockford hand
made Boots, the best in town 1w
Take a look at G. X G's hats, made
expressly for them. They are cheap.
Nv c. & G..
Have you seen those Ladies' ant
Children's Shoes. at G. 4 G.'s2 They
are just the thing. and cheap. G. & G.
For bargains in all kinds of goods
with a large stock of goods to select
from, 60 John Fillbach's. in Cobb. Iw
Among the late arrivals in this city
is that Of Il distinguished guest 1T the
home Of Nj. Y. T. Marion. Its boy
Over $50 overeoats at G. X G.'s. styl-
ish, cheap and good. All must be sold
this fall. Can early and secure good
Our Educational department is un.
stocks Of Ready-made CLOTHING for
avoidably crowded out of this issue OF
the DEMOCRAT
Every member Of the 5. w. Wis. /. A.
should attend the annual meeting. at
the City Hall. tomorrow, Saturday
at o'clock
Ever! body is using Browns Iron
Bitters. and everybody is astonished al
the marvellous cures where all others
have failed. lw
Farmers, buy your wire this fall; il
is going 10 be higher next spring. 4
few tons of the celebrated Lyman
4-point barb ut Martin < Toay's. lSw2
Richard Rogers, proprietor of the
Dodgeyille hotel, accidently slipped
and fell. early on Monday morning last
and broke the thigh bone Of one of his
legs.
J. T. Hopper. of Linden,was confined
to his bed the greater part Of last week
by an attack Of fever, the result of !
severe cold. He is now slowly rtcov-
ering.
Died in Dodgeville, on Monday. Oct
Slst. Mrs. Sarah l. Sims. aged sixty
one years. She was the widow of
George. Sims. who died in DodgeyilIe
MANY years so.
i. Ternes. of Highland. has formed 4
law partnership with H. l.. Frost. late
OF Dodgeville. The new firm will
have offices at Highland and Eden. We
wish them abundant success.
Before purchasing your goods for
Winter. call at the well-hlled store of
Hopper \ Hicks. in Linden. They car
~ good stock of goods. and sell at
low prices. l3-tw.
Rev. J. w. Sanderson, will lecture
in the Presbyterian church on Satnr-
day evening. Nov. 18th. The subject
of his lecture will be "Out in the Old
World He has lately returned from
Europe. having previousl travelled
through that country. The title of his
lecture is exceedingly appropriate. and
from what we know of him as a
scholar and speaker, we woald say
that the opportunity of listening
to his matured observations should
not be neglected. Tickets of admis-
sion twenty-five cents.