Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-09-16

On Saturday morning last. rs Bob
NancolaS, the stage driver between
this city and Arena was driving
through the village of Dodgeville, he
was suddenly seized with epilepsy. and
fell from the stage to the ground. He
was Immediately taken up by some
workmen at the shop of Davis & Johns,
carried into the shop. where DR.. Cutler
attended him and soon restored him TO
consciousness.
Deputy Sheriff, Healey, succeeded in
capturing couple of horse thieves
who made this city their headquarters
during fair week. One thief was ar
rested at Gratiot and the other at Du-
buQuel under direction of Nr. Healey.
who had suspicioned them while in
town, but had not sufficient evidence
to work out their arrest until after
their departure. They had stolen a
team, wagon and harness at Morrison.
Whiteside county. Ills, which they
traded to the Parkinson boys, at Will
low Springs, Lafayette county. and
sold the team which they received
from the Parkinson bows TO James A.
Owen, of this city. Mr.. Healey is to
be commended for his clever work in
securing these birds.
New lot of Ohio Dat Meal, Graham,
Crushed Barley, Granulated Hominy,
also Cocoa Shells. different grades of
Chocolate. &c. at f. kinne's.
The republican town caucus met in
! Dodgeville on the 9th inst. and elected
the following delegates to the county
convention: JOSEF Ii Bennett, Thomas
Rogers, Thomas Perkins, A. s Hearn
j. Thos. Pryor. j., William Sands, F
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Reese. j. J. HoSkinS. James Bennett
ChaS. Paul, p j Morris, Benz. Thomas
! Jr. Richard Rowe and Richard Carter
Delegates present at the convention tC
east full vote of the town on all queS
tons. The caucus was not informed
whether county superintendent was
to be nominated at the county conven
ton. or not. Mr.. Hearn stated that Z
majority of the county committee were
opposed to making such nomination al
the coming county convention, and did
not insert it i'll the call. The caucu:
passed Il resolution in favor of making
such nomination.
4 Tomah paper says there is goo(
reason to credit the report that the c
NJ. X st. p. road will take UP the tract
lof the Wisconsin Valley road from
that place 10 Port Edwards. and eX
tend the road from Port Edwards t,
Necedah, then build from New LisboI
south by WAY Of Lone Rock to Minera
Point. 1t requires but Il glance at ;
railroad map to show that this new
route would furnish Il most direct out
let south from the great pine region o
the north. The extension of this divis
ion of the road from Warren to Lanarl
would open a most direct route from
the lumber regions to southern anC
southwestern Iowa and Kansas.
may be some time before this work il
started, but it looks, aud probably is
one Of the things Of the near future
This will put us on direct line north
and the shortest line to Chicago.
Fruit lars, Fruit Jars, 1t Sprat
lers.
We mentioned in our last issue tina
there was some probability of Mis-
AmyII utcllison locating i'll Storm LAX
Iowa, as a teacher of music We ar
exceedingly happy to be informed tina
this is not the case. Competent critic
of this city, who have enjoyed tn
pleasure Of listening to many pro
feSsional artists who, from abroaC
have come here to exhibit their skill
rs performers upon the piano, unhesi
tingly claim that they have listened t
none who can render classic musi
more skillfully and more truthful.
exhibit the conceptions of the bes
masters. Our citizens should mani
fest their taste and high appreciation
of musical talent and skill. and not lie
the opportunity slip of engaging he
services in developing the musical tai
ents of their daughters, and elevatin:
the standard of musical taste among us
We see no reas on why our young mis-
ses should 60 abroad for musical stud.
when we have a teacher i'll our mids
who brings to us the best results of tn
Northwestern Conservatory of Music
and who has given the best evidence
of her success as an Instructor.
y large assortment of green, roasted
and ground coffee, for sale cheap, a
the City Cash Grocery of Teasdale &
/ G,,,ls.