Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-30
LOCAL ITEMS.


Bennett, is confined to his bed with an
attack of bilious fever.
Mr.. A. B Ferris is buying grain and
produce, of all kinds at his warehouse,
near the depot.
Clocks! Clocks! Clocks.l, Largest
stock and lowest prices at c. II. James.
William and John Lavinger, on Mon
day last, started for Locust Gap. North
cumberland county, Pennsylvania.
VIM. E. Rowe, of Arena. and Sam'l
HoSkings, of bod 'eyille, sail from
Liverpool for New York to-day.
Read call for Democratic senatorial
convention, to be held at Lone Rock,
on Tuesday. Oct. 18th.
Fancy Millinery at bottom prices at
G. III. James.
The Brodhead Independent says that
travel has greatly increased on the
railroad since the Monroe extension
was completed.
We learn that the people of the north
assembly district in this county are
going to mig" on the last winters
deal.
If yon want cheap and pretty clock
you can find on at G. III. James,
The circuit court convenes on Tues
day. Oct. 4th; the county Fair on We'd
nesday, the 5th; the north assembly
convention. on Thursday. the 9th.
For display of fine jewelry see C. II.
James.
1t is reported that James a. Owen
sold his running horse, Guy FaWkes,
last week, to the Close Brothers, Of Lee
mars. for the handsome sum of 81 900.
Call at C. II. James and see the lar
gest stock of fancy goods ever brought
to this city.
John Demuth of this city, has pur-
chased of Hon. II. s. Magoon. OF OAR
lington. the brick building opposite
Nichols livery stable. The price paid
was $1,000.
The school board in Dodge vile re-
fused to employ any male teachers
except the Principal, and have sup
piled all the departments with female
teachers.
Mrs r. d. Pulford, who has been
spending the past five months at Hot
Springs, Arkansas. and other places,
fol- the benefit of her health, returned
home OH Saturday last
Read Mrs. Gribble's advertisement
Of millinery goods. She has snch a
stock as is not often found outside of
the larger cities.
Mr. John ]. Ross of this place. exhib-
tied thirteen head of his fine Durham
cattle at the Lafayette county fair last
week, and carried off thirteen prem
iums and sweepstakes.
Mems new styled boots, at Seine
berger's.
John Proctor and wife, Geo. Mastin,
wife and daughter. Misses Mary Spell
man, Mary Connolly, and Katie Shil-
len, are attending the Milwaukee and
Chicago Expositions this week.
The Chronicle says that Ellwood
Bros. shipped seventy-fve cases of
grapes to the Darlington. They report
the grape crop as one Of the best they
have ever seen.
Darlington Democrat: Isl" Van
Hook and George Blaisdell rented
piece of land south of this city, last
spring, and they are now hauling in
town 600 bushels of onions. for which
they find ready sale at 81 per bushel.
Two good cigars for nickle, at Teas
dale & Coad's. 6
The BoScobel Dial says that there
are only ten divorce cases on the calen-
dar of the present term of the Grant
county circuit court, which shows a de-
cided falling off of that disease in the
county"
The democratic assembly district
convention for the northern district of
lows county, will be held at Dodge
vile, Thursday, Oct. 9th, at II o'clock
a. m. to nominate candidate for
member of assembly.
Latest styles! Great novelties are
now being offered at Deller's, If
DolmanS. Cloaks, Flannels, Blankets.
Hosiery, Linens, Dress Goods, Silks,
Black Cashmeres. Pushes, Millinery,
Corsets, &c, i'll large assortment. just
opened at James Morgan's, $50 and 3SS
East Water street. Milwaukee. Mer-
chants are invited to look through
James Morgan's Wholesale Stock
TeaSdale 4 Coad have just received
new stock of Richardson's boots and
shoes
Mrs. VIM. Teasdale has kindly laid
upon our office table a beautiful
boquet containing the choicest and
most fragrant roses We have ever seen;
also some delicious figs grown and
ripened in her hot house in this city.
and which we believe are the first figs
ever ripened in this section of country
Still a few boots and shoes left,
which you can purchase almost at
your own price, in order to close them.
Also, bargains offered in all depart
ments of dry goods and clothing before
arrival OF our new stock.
4 ]. DELLER.
Now ready for business, First to
contendl First in the field Look at
the amount o. box es and bales of fall
and winter goods that are dumped off
in front of Deller's store. 1t is really
81 CHIT. 7tf
Brodhead Independe Mr.. Homer |
A. Terrill has been nominated by the |
republican, of Iowa county. for super
intendent of schools. Mr.. Terrill |