Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-10-07

ulall0nS. NO cdruS.
The ladies of the NJ. f. congregation
on Wednesday evening rendered re-
ception to their new pastor, Rev. Chas.
Irish. The enjoyable occasion coRsis-
ted of refreshments, interspersed with
music and addresses.
The Mineral Point Democrat started
an educational column last week un-
der the management of Prof J. H.
Terry. \ good, timely hit. We know
Prof Terry well enough to assert that
we are sure ii will be a SucceSs-Arena
Star.
Still il few boots and shoes left,
which you can purchase almost 1T
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.
j. DELLER
f. Osborne & Son would call atten-
ton to their very large and well selec-
ted of mems and boys suits and over
coats. They guarantee them to he the
best possible to be obtained, and will
| be rushed off at lively rate. 9
| NoTICE.-This is TO notify all per
Esons that my son, Charles Goelz, hav-
ing left my home without cause. | will
not be responsible for any debts con-
tracted by him. Dated October 81,
1881. ADAM GOELZ.
Now ready for business, First to
contendl First in the field, Look ut
the amount of boxes and bales of fall
and winter goods that are dumped off
in front of Deller's store 1t is really
sight. 7tf
Died, i'll this city, October 9th, Ellen
Trinwith. daughter of Mr.. George Trim
with, aged about twenty-five years
She had been 4 sufferer for many
nonths, her death being the result of
4 cold contracted last winter. The
family have the sympathy of many
friends.
county have issued a call for coven-
to meet on October 18th, to nominate
candidates for members of the Legis-
lature. OH the Temperance ticket. 1t
will receive a large support from tenn
perance people of all shades of opinion
in Lafayette county.
Mr.. James Weatherford, of Spring
field, Ohio. says: Browns Iron BitterS
cured me of the worst case of dyspep-
STA man ever had. The muscles Of my
stomach, liver and bowels now seem
50 strong | believe l could almost di-
gest petrified cheese! | Recommend
it to all who suffer as did l. 1w
The Church Guild of Trinity, (Epis-
copaD Church in this city is requested
to meet at the Rectory on Friday after
noon - at four o'clock - of this week.
All members, and all those who would
| like tobecome members, are earnestly
requested TO be present.
BY ORDER OF PRES.
We advise our readers, especially the
ladies. to look through James Morgan's
Dry Goods House, $50 and 3SS East
Water street. Milwaukee. He has the
best assorted stock Of drst-class Dress
Goods, Silks, Dolmans, Flannels, Blan-
ketS, &c, in the Northwest, and his
prices is always the lowest 9-1w
The Grant County Herald says: Ex-
Sheriff Streeter and family returned
from Cherokee, Iowa, on Friday last,
and will hereafter make their home in
Lancaster. The temptations of old Grant
were too many for him to resist His
many friends here are glad it is so,
being right well pleased to see him
again resident of this city.
The many friends of George w.
Mitchell, young man formerly of this
place, will regret to learn or his death
last week at his home in Alta. Iowa,
from typhoid fever. He had been
engaged in the harness business at that
place for some time past, and had built
up good business for himself. George
was resident of this place from child
hood and was promising young man.
Literary "boX club consisting of
DR.. Osborn, W. \. JOKES, Chas. Nell
hon, sam Wright, DIR. Wassall. John
Calvert. Jas Kitto, Lloyd Jones, VIM,
Prideaux and Ed. Osborne, Jr., organ
lied by electing DR.. Osborn president,
". A. Jones secretary. and sam Wright
librarian. The object of the society is
to secure the leading periodicals for
the mutual use of the society through
the "box system.
The Marks House. at Dodgeyille. is
almost completed. 1t is now one of the
best hotels in the section of the
country, and the proprietor deserves
the large patronage he is receiving.
The work on the building was done by
some of Mineral Points best workmen.
among them Messrs. VIM. j. Cox, Rich
ard Goldsworthy, Jr. James Prideaux,
John Geib. Charles & Wasley, Herman
EnZenroth and the Hankins Bros.
Dr. Chase Recipe Book should ba in
every household in the country, as it is
replete with practical information on
every subject which may arise in the
house. on the farm. in the work shop,
aud the Office. 1t must meet with
ready sale. See the advertisement in
another column of our paper. We pre-
dict that whoever is fortunate to Sc
cure an agency in this section for this
wonderful book. will surely make
money. 9-1w
The o'clock evening train of Mon
day, on turning a curve about two
miles this side of Calamine, came in
contact with a pile Of ties across the
rails. evidently laid there for the pur-
pose OF wreeking the train: but fortu-
natelg the locomotive was able to clear
tba track wjfhOnt mourning any dam