Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-25

Flour, at the Cash Grocery House,
$3.50 and 1915. guaranteed as good as
any S4OO flour in the market. except
Minnesota Standard
Rare sport for our young folks was
that INDUCED in by three or four
hundred persons at the beautiful
skating rink on Nj. Mr.. Spensley's
dam. Thanksgiving day.
The rush for stylish doImans at
James Morgan's. Milwaukee, shows
no abatement, He has just opened an
immense assortment of yarns, blank
cts, flannels, underwear, dress goods,
sc. 16-1w
Mr.. ". J. IIealey will start on Mon
day next Ter IA trip to Texas, to look
after tract OF land which he pur-
chased a few years ago Nj. Healey
will he absent from this city 4 few
weeks.
The leader of popular prices. J.
Deller, offers as special inducements to
his customers. large line of boots at
cost. They are going fast, and if you
wish to secure bargain, call on Deller
before it is toe late. 16tf
On account of the accumulation of
business in the the Clerks Office eonse-
quent upoA the meeting of the County
Board last week, and the apportion-
ment of taxes by the Clerk, the full
proceedings Of the board cannot be OBJ
tanned in time for publication this
week.
i Mr.. Geo. kislingbury of Linden,
W ho has ably edited &c inGen depart
ment of the Dog Vile Chronicle,
starts Oh Monday next ;,r silver Cliff,
Colorado, whittier he goes to take a
position in enc of the mines near that
place. The DEMOCRAT wishes him
all manner Of prosperity.
Miss Lueretia Jane Richards Of this
place is canyassing for subscriptions
for the Life. Speeches, and Services
of James y Garfield, including an ac-
count of his assassination, lingering
pain, death and burial" The book
contains four hundred well printed
pages. and is sold at $l.5o and $500,
according to style Of binding.
Rev. J. ". Sanderson, of Milwaukee
delivered a very interesting and in
structive lecture III the Presbyterian
Church on Saturday evening last. The
subject Of the lecture, "Out III the Old
| World was nicely handled by Mr.
Sanderson. who proved himself to be 4
fine scholar and a ready and able
speaker
Some Of our most prominent business
men have lately been wearing some
very fine clothes, which upon inquiry
were found 60 come from Deller's
tailoring establishments Mineral Point
may be proud to boast of good estab-
iishment of that kind, and its people
should patronize Mr.. Deller. loft
Attention is called to the dissolution
notice Of } B. s. C. r. Moffett. Prof.
G. Il. Moffett has bought cut the Doe
tors interest in the drug business, and
becomes sole proprietor. Professor
will continue business right along
as usual and invites old and new Gus
toners to call and see him. The re-
moval of Dr. Moffett to Minneapolis
necessitated the change in the business.
which has been conducted for the past
twenty years by the firm Of j. 3. 4 G.
Il. Molrctt
The world is moving. Never before
have men worn as becoming clothes as
is done nowadays. An overcoat is the
most difficult garment to make
"dressy." Since the advent of the us
terettes that difficulty has been over
come. Deller keeps a large line of
these garments at popular prices Call
on Deller. 16tf
The Garland Hard Coal Base Burners
have more improvements and enjoy a
larger sale that any 9th er stove upon
the market to-day You have no
trouble to get suitable size coal, they
Will burn either size 10y adjusting the
fire pots. The Garland Stove Range,
something entirely new in the cook
stove line, which sells at first sight. As
the boys say. 1t takes the cake Our
stock is the largest in the county, and
we can't be undersold All the Michi-
gan Co.'S goods sold by Martin Il Toay.
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The Primitive Methodists of this
city, held their annual missionary
meeting in their church on Sunday eve
ming last. The services consisted Of
prayer, singing and missionary adj
dresses. Rev. p. Allen, ST., presided
as chairman, and short addresses, were
made by Revs. q. Brewer, 7. Allen, Jr.,
]. Pearce, Jos. Hewitt and VIM Jacka,
.Jr. The meeting was an interesting
and profitable one throughout. The
singing was exceptionally fine, and the
addresses earnest and instructive. A
collection for the missionary cause was
taken up, and i fund Of one hundred
and fifty-fye dollars raised.
Any person intending to purchase a
cook stove will do well to call at Eden
Il Blewett's Hardware store. and see
their celebrated GOLD MEDAL. Over
seyenty-tiye Of these stoves are now III
use in Mineral Peint and vicinity, and
each purchaser is fully satisfied. The
Gold Medal is equal to any lirst-class
stove in the market. and in some re-
Spects superior. These stoves are
made If NEW IRON Of the very best
quality and are fully warranted against
fire cracks. We also warrant them to
do first class work. Call and see them
before purchasing elsewhere. 15-tf
\ dwelling house belonging to Mrs.
Dunstan, Of the village of DodgeSille,
and situated about seven miles north
of the village, occupied at the time by
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