Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-06-17

Read "A. T. Bishops new advertise
ment.
Mrs. DR.. A. Gould at City Hall Fri
day evening.
n. Treweek is out III new adyer-
tisment. Readit
Last Satur- was big day fol
business eral Point.
A new rem, is being built on the
north side Oh the Catholic church
grounds.
The Wisconsin annual conference of
the Methodist Episcopal church will
be held at Milwaukee, Sept. 2lst.
WANTED,-At the U. S. Hotel. one
good girl and first-elaSS hoStler. Good
wages and constant employment
The weather has, fortunately, been
good for crops So far this season, and
the prospect for fine crops is excellent.
The wages for man and team has
been advanced to $50 on the Monroe
extension Of the G. nj. & st. z. railroad
The track laying on the Madison ex-
tension had reached West Blue Mounds
about twelve miles east of Dodgeville
on Monday.
Henry Frost and Rob Thomas will
start Il newspaper in Dodgeyille soon
They expect to issue their first number
about July 18th.
The annual commencement exercises
of the Lawrence University, Appleton.
will take place from June 18th to 30th
inclusive.
Those who fail to attend the picnic
of st. Paul's Irish Catholic church on
Wednesday next will miss a season OF
fun and enjoyment.
The closing exercises Of the high
school will be held this Thursday
evening at the City Hall. commencing
at 80 o'clock. All are invited to at
tend.
The Richland County Republican
saws that corn planting in that county
has just been completed, considerable
having been replanted on account OF
bad seed.
The Mineral Point and the Darling
ton Temples of Honor contemplate
having an excursion to GAINESVILLE soon
after the completion of the Monroe ex-
tension of the G. III. 4 st. z. railroad.
The two burglars, Abram w. Brown
and Julius Mallett, who recently burg
larized H. T. Bailey's store at Richland
Center. was sentenced by Judge Downs
to two years in the penitentlary will
six hours solitary confinement.
FREE LECTURE.-Mrs. DR.. A. Gould
of Chicago, will lecture at the City
Hall. on Friday evening. June 18th,
Subject: Health and Common Sense.
All are cordially invited. She takes
up no collection. She sells no books.
Jas. d. James of this city, returned ;
| few days ago from months tril
through Minnesota and Dakota. He
reports booming trade along the line
of the Northern Pacific railroad, and
/ that the prospects are bright for ar
abundant yield of grain of all kinds.
The people of the town of Waldwicl
will celebrate the coming Fourth o.
July in a grand, old fashioned style. ii
joe Gribble's grove. Hon. NJ. NJ
Cothren will deliver the Grafton. i
very interesting programme has been
arranged for the day.
Mrs. Sallie Lamperell. wife of tht
late Simon Lamperell, of Darlington
died at Mendoza, on Saturday. june
4th, in the seventy-ninth year of he
age. Her remains Were brought K
Darlington, and inferred in the GENE
terry at that place. on Wednesday. TIT
Sth inst.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Pau
company gives notice that hereafte
the penalty to be charged on cars load
ed in excess of the maximum weights
permitted, will be ten cents per 10
pounds in addition TO the regulal
rates on such additional weight 1t i:
understood that the above penalty i
70 prevent improper and dangerou
Loading. The maximum weight vii
hereafter be made $4,000 pounds.