Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-25
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LOCAL ITEMS.


completed and in process Of delivery.
Read Gundry & Gray's new adyer-
tisement in another column.
The state papers express dis5atisfac-
ton with Nasby's lectures.
Thos. Convey of Ridgeway, favored
the DEMOCRAT with a call OH Tuesday
The Temple Of Honor has changed
its night Of meeting from Monday
night to Saturday night
! The prevalence OF thieves and rob
berS in Racine has introduced the
fashion Of carrying clubs.
A full meeting Of the members Of
the Temple of Honor is requested for
Saturday evening Feb. 10Th
\ DR. Campbell will remain 1T Walkers
hotel in this city three or four weeks
longer than was first intended.
| Father O. keefe started on Monday
last for visit to Chicago, Milwaukee
and Fond du Lac.
ANY one desiring a set Of tools for
cutting stencil plates can obtain them
cheap, by calling at this office
The time for holding the next state
| fair has already been fixed Septem-
Der 20 will be the first day.
ii. 5. Clauer is home on Il visit from
Galena, Ills, where is is employed as
cutter in 4 tailoring establishment
DR.. w. +. Campbell, Of St Louis, oc-
culist and aurist, has been stopping ut
Walkers hotel during the past month
John Billings Of Eden, made the
DEMOCRAT office 4 pleasant call on
Monday.
Tickets for Hon. Geo. Il. Weddings
lecture, Ingersollism from secular
stand point, for sale 1t the Post Office
Washington's birthday passed by un-
observed, except by the pupils Of the
public schools, who were given Il
! holiday.
\ We are to have a new firm, which
will deal in musical Instruments The
more firms, the more music doth chin
4 Instrumental
Andrew Mari, living i'll the town of
Kendall, La Fayettc county, two allies
west Of Ansley's farm, Will sell u
large amount of personal property at
auction on Monday Feb. Is Ii.
Married, at St Paul's Catholic Church
i'll ills city, on Sunday. February 20th,
by Rcy. Father O'Keefe, Mr. John
Maloncy and Miss Rosa Mcdonnell;
both Of tile town OF Moscow
Law & Osborne have rented Samuel
Harris store building formerly occu-
pied by II. Jose PHI, and have fixed it up
in lirst-class style rs store room for
their musical instruments.
An individual claiming to he Henry
e. Spalding, the inventor Of Spalding's
glue, is tramping the state, selling tea
and drinking I'll the liquor he can get
hold Of
We understand that j. G. Roberts Of
our city lately purchased OF IIoare
Bros. one of the famous Estey Bou-
loir orGrnS; ii is unquestionably the
finest parlor organ ever brought into
cur city.
We are glad Is learn that squire
Treyett, of Blanchardville. who has
been ill for the past few weeks, IS 50
far recovered is to be around aud at
tend t. business again.
Service in st. Paul's Catholic Church
Of this CITY, OH ASA Wednesday ut $50
4. m, and every Friday at 100 p. m.
and rcspers every other sunday
evening during Lent
The engine attached to Wednesday
evenings train met with an accident
somewhere below Darlington. and the
train did not reach this city until about
half past eleven.
The usually we'll behaved horse Of
William Lanyon, ,Jr., took a runaway
down High street on Monday, but did
no materially damage either to himself
or the cutter to which he WAS attached.
Services will be held at Trinity
Church. on Ash Wednesday March 2d.) !
at 1880 a. M. and p m, with sermon
morning and evening. Services will
be held each day during Lent at )
O'Clock. D. M, with the exception of
Wednesdays and Fridays. when SER
vices with sermon will be held at :
O'clock D. m
DR.. II. /. Stevens, late Of Potosi. has
located in this city for the purpose of
practicing his profession. DR.. 5. is a
graduate of Long Island Medical Col
lege of Brooklyn. n. Y having pre-
yiously completed I scientific course
at Cornell University. HI has been
practicing medicine for several years
past, and has been very successful
He will occupy the oflce fromely &C
cupied by DR.. WILDER, in GRADERS
building.
ENRAGED BULL.-A large bull, which
was being driven to the stock yards 1t
the Depot, became enraged and made
things lively on Jerusalem street at
about niue o'clock on Tuesday morn
ming. He ran at several pedestrians.
who clambered over fences and got out
of his reach. When he came to where
Chestnut street crosses Jerusalem
street little boy OF ThoS. Lang ran
in front Of him on hand-sled. having
come down the Primitive church hill.
The bull attacked the boy, and injured
him. though not severely. before the
savage animal was driven off BY JOS.
Engels, who ran rapidly from the
back door of his saloon, with 4 revolver
in his hand The bull then ran back
up Jerusalem street and on to High
street at the Churches, and then ran
west as far as Philip Wiedenfeller's
barn, into which he was driven. As