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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-25
From Dia.lc!lartlYille.

EDS. DENoeRAT-:Y Your many read
ers i'll this vicinity should hear from
rs much oiteAer than they do. Since
tie raising ut the snow blockade, our
always lively village is more than
unusually actiSe. The new store build
ng ct Michaplson Brothers recently
completed and now occupied by them
IS pronounced the most beautiful and
substantial structure Of the kind in
the country. The public will remem-
Der tE3t their store with their entire
stock was burned last June iuiiicting Il
loss upon them Of about $4,000 over
aad above their insurance: but they
were soon III business. and their many
customers, indicate their success.
III. LIND II Io.. have lately added
twenty feet u tie length OF their
store. Though they have been iii bus
mess here less than TWO years they
have. by fair dealing and close atten-
ton to business. built up a large trade
Julius is one of the kings among
statesmen.
D. Il. Crowel 4 Go. are also i'll Tile
Gerchantle business and occupy one Of
RlanahardS stores. In addition to the
above there is drug store run by Dr.
+. /. Rasted, hardware store and
tin shop by j. w. WadsWolth, and Il
greater variety of machines shops than
can be found in other villages Of larg-
CT pretensionS.
Our new school house 30x40 feet,
two stories high was completed last
fall. and has been furnished with
seats. desks and furnished in the most
approved style.
rhe hotel accommodations Of our
village must not 90 unnoticed. The
Commercial by Lund. and the Ameri-
San by Blanchard and both are kept
III first clsSs style.
Ole Wong. a wealthy farmer Of
Moscow. and one If the eldest set
tiers died on the 18th lie had been
in III health for years: but his sudden
taking off was entirely unlocked for,
and is deeply regretted by all who know
him. II. n.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-25
The subject If Hon Gen r Ven,

The subject Of Hon. Geo. r. Wend-
ling's lecture is not Republicanism
from Democratic standpoint. but
like unto it; "Ingersollism from secu-
lar standpoint.
Hon. Geo. Z. Vending will deliver
his famous lecture, Ingersollism from
a secular standpoint" in this city on
Tuesday evening, March 1st This
lecture is very highly spoken of by the
press throughout the country. Rev.
5. ID. Pulford of Platteville, at the
request of the editor Of the Witness
wrote a review Of Mr. Weddings lee
ture for that paper. from which we
take the following: cit needed but a
few opening sentences Of the speaker
to convince us that lie felt himself
master Of the situation. and the result
far exceeding our anticipation. As a
lecture simply without regard to the
subject and purpose, it was rare
treat. The fine commanding physique
of the speaker, his clear cut, distinct
articulation and enunciation, his con-
else, well rounded sentences, the sim
plicity and pertinency of his illustra-
tions, and his imagery, and the clear
ness Of his logic. mark him as 4 true
orator. Add to these qualities the ut
most freeness and readiness of speech.
thorough Familiarity With his subject,
one Of most intense Importance, and
the speaker terribly in earnest, and
you have the lecture before YOU The
price Of admission for the lecture here
next Tuesday eyening-for those not
Il 1lding season ticl1ets-has been fixed
ut the dniform price of thirty-fiy
cents. No extra ch1rge for reserved
seats.
Messrs. Law 6 Osborne general
agents for the Western Cottage Organ,
control the sale of the Western Cot
tage Organ, in the counties Of Grant,
Iowa, Lafayette, Richland and Green.
lley nave ltted up an elegant store
room in this city for their mucisal IN
struments, and will continue to make
Mineral Point their headquarters.
They have on hand At present the
largest stock Of musical Instruments
ever brought to Southwestern Wiscon-
sin, and they intend TO push the sale
Of these celebrated musical instru
ments with energy, aud will therefore
sell at Chicago wholesale prices. They
will make thorough canvass Of their
territory, and Us they are prepared to
sell 1T such low prices they will IN
doubtly strew this section of the state
rather thickly with Western Cottage
organs. Law & Osborne are energetic
business men and would make things
lively even i'll dull times.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-25
Penny mackercl at John Horns.

All kinds Of salt fish. by pound, kit
Of barrel, 1T John Horns.
f Osborne & Son. have received a
large stock Of dry goods 70 assort up
for the early spring trade
\ large variety OF prints, for sale
cheap at John Horns.
Lent is approaching and i. Osborne
Il Son, will have constantly on hand
fresh Goldfish in 2 ID packages.
Gundry & Gray have new advertis-
ment in another column which tells its
own story in plain language. CAN and
see them il You want tire best goods ut
the lowest prices.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-25
Pure Ground Coffae

If YOU want pure ground coffee
try +. Osborne 4 Sons Mexican coffee,
noted for its fine drinking. qualities.
They guarantee it pure from tdultera-
ton, having had it ground them
selves twenty cents per pound or five
pounds for one dollar 29lm
EDITORS or THE DEMoCRAT:-It
would be unfair not to mention the gio-
rious time that was had bv those that
participated 1t one Of the old time
par les that came off at Jno Thrashnr's
night Of the 22d. Ii was plain TO be
seen thtt Professor Smiths string
band and plenty of oyster soup. is All
eNce,leet remedy tn Timber up the legs.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-25
SAUK co. FARM
FOR SALE.

| have FOR sale q good farm stu
ated in Sank county, between Lone
Rock and Spring Green, consis-
ting Of 10 acres, all under cult
yation. House, stables, granaries.
etc, on the place. Here is good
bargain for somebody.
For further particulars inqnire .,
Tie DEMOCRAT office or of
DAVID Brown,
Lost Grove.
Mineral Point, Wis, Feb. Z, 1851.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-25

PHYSICIANS.
Charles Egan, NJ. D
Dr. Van Dusen. M. D..

PHYSICIAN and Surgeon Highland, Wis.
6. s. Examing surgeon for Pensions. for Iowa
rDunty.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-25
DENTISTS.
a q Smith
nr r RI Winpender's

DENTIST, conducting buriness for J. W.
Wansall. All operations Performed with care.
once over 9undry % GTay's
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-25
William Eastman. M. D..

PHYSICIAN an Surse on. will hold hImrelf IN
readiness 10 anrwer all calls In his profession.
ONCE AT hir re-idence. chs
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-25

Chicago Buckwheat -four irst-class
at z. kinnie.
Good groceries cheap at E. Kinnie's.
Don't fail to get some of that pure
California Honey at Teasdale s. Brewer.
Pickles by the gallon. in salt or vim
egar at Teasdale Il Brewer.
Cranberries. oranges. lemons, and
apples, at J. i. Spratlers.
Penny Mackerel at ]. \. Spratler's.
Try them.
The Belle, the best nickle cigar.
the city, at j. \. Spratler's.
Fine Pitted Cherries at j. A.
Spratlers.
The finest sc cigar in the city, to be
lad at Spratlers.
Peas, honiny, navy and lima beans,
at Spratler's.
See here. You cannot do better than
get some 10 keep in your house, for
accidents from burns, scalds, and
wounds. Your children will cry for
1t. Your wife will not keep house
without 1t, after she knows the efficacy
Of THAT" LiRiment. a fact. Try it,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-25
T. Patched.

ATTORNEY at law and General Insurance
Aren't. ONCE over Alton Huses store.
nihiin. Wis. 20-u
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-25
List Of Petit Jurors.

State of Wisconsin, Iowa county
circuit court.
Pursuant to notice the following
named persons were regularly drawn
n the clerks office in the village Of
Dodgeville, county and state aforesaid.
on the 2lst day OF February, \. D.
March term of said court. commencing
on Tues lay the 22d day of March. 4. ID.
ISL, at II o'clock 1. IN, viz:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-25
From Highland.

Highland February sd 1SSl.-les-
telday morning, about o'clock, the
fine residence Of Thomas Wall was
completely destroyed by fire. and every
thing was consumed. The fire started.
as is supposed, in the back kitchen
adjoining the main building, but there
had been no fire in that part of the
building for some days and the question
to them is how it took fire as none Of
the family smokes Walter Wall, son
Of Thomas Wall. was the first one who
discovered that the house WAS on fire.
1t appears that he went to bed early 50
as t. have good sleep SO that he could
take in the dance on the next evening.
He happened to wake up just in time
to save the remainder Of the family
from being burned up within the build
ing. The building WAS insured in the
American. Chicago, for $500 and house
hold furniture in the same company
for 800. Mr. Walls loss is pretty
heavy. lie has moved what few small
things lie saved into Mrs. Walter
Rents house, about half Il mile from
the fire, and Will stay there until lie
can rebuild.
MIR. Thomas Maroon was married To
Miss Iieneretta Kamm, Feb. nth, by
j. l.. Cholgln, Justice of the Peace.
There IS considerable opposition in
the dry bone business here MIR. Gill
mama has 4 bnyer here. and the miners
here get good prices for their bone and
jack. Go it. boys, competition is the
lite Of trade.
Mr.. John Eckstein was united in
marriage. Feb. 22d, to Miss Maria
Kramer, hy j. j. Cholyin, Justice Of
the Peace.
We regret to learn Of the loss which
happened u the property OF our old
friend and former citizen, Mr.. q. f.
Lemon, now of Mitchell. Iowa. His
barn took fire on the 18th inst, and con-
sumed six head Of horses, two cows
and two calves, a lot of hogs, six set OF
double harness and nine hundred
bushels Of grain. His loss is estimated
ut about !5I400, with no insurance.
The Dance for the benefit of the st.
Philips Church came off last night,
and it was grand success both socially
and financially. There were ninety
couples who participated in swinging
around the hall. The dance melted one
hundred and ten dollars. The Rev.
Father Dempsey tenders his sincere
thanks to all those who attended and
10 all tho ladies who were SO kind in
furnishing such Il grand supper for
the occasion. and also, to Mr.. Charles
Ohlerking, for the loan Of dishes
for the use OF the table, aud to Mrs.
b. Fitzpatrick for tile use Of her dining
hal.
There will be several new buildings
go up here this spring and summer.
We are Informed that the Rev.
Father Radamacher will change places
with Father Neinhardt soon. Father
Radamacher will 60 TO Muscoda, aad
Father Weinhart will come here. Both
are good priests, and both are well liked
by this community.
Mr.. r. Kennedy has purchased the
interest Of Thomas Woodward in the
Woodward and Flynn mixes for 81 900.
r. Kennedy now owns siX-eighthS of
the mines, and they are good paving
mines
Next Monday night the masquerade
ball will come off at Carey's Hall
Don't fail. boys, to take it IN. The pro-
ceeds will go for the benefit of our
Silver C0rnet Band.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-25

DEN TAI ROOMS. Successor to the late Dr.
i. y. GOykendall Oldest Office III the county
eptnbishcd 1881 All operations perform ed
with cure and rkill aud Mt reasonable rates.
DfuttbtT Eabn ari)
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-25


gCusN
5000 MILES The ltow TnnkL
&Yankt Line"
Illinois rcnBa
Cmada
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Manager
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-25
CITY HOTEL.

Mark Terrill Proprietor
Miners Point, WISCONSIN,.
Good Wines and Liquors. Well furnished good
Stables. and reasonable charges. 80
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-25

Simple. Durable, Handsome. New
you buy any other. TeasdaleS Brewer.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-25
:. =. QUINN.

AcARTHuR. Pr. qUIEE.
Macarthur &c Quinn,
ATTORNEYS at law Ayoca wiz once over
Fish Frosts Store. Collections Of hard
elaine speciality.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-25
DR. H w Osborn

PHYSICIAN and Surgeon ONCE up -tairs in
Lenahan's block. opposite W. II. Henry's bank,
Mineral Point. Wiz
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-25
VIM. j. Healey.

AUcTIONEER. Gommis-ion Salesman and
General Col Getting Agent. Mineral Point, Wis.
Oiee III city Hall building.
Sales attended to IN amy part of Iowa and adj
joining counties. COLLECTIONS promptly
nude xIyl7tT
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-25

ATTORNEY a. lar, Dodgeyille, Wisconsin,.
Once opposite W. Il. church. Attends to the
general practice Of Law in tho Circuit Courts
Of the State and the County Court IN all Probate
matters xII-2if
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-25

HOMEOPATHIC Physician and Surgeon.
Mineral Point OIlec door west OF Appel's
barber shop xfv27
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-25
q n Smith.

ATTORNEY at law Highland. Wis Collec
tionr promptly attended to. once over Non
don Il Kreul's store.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-02-25
Lanyon & Spensley.
B. Ternes.

ATTORNEY at Law. Mineral Point. Wis., ofic
cast front room City Hall
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gere8rapBtf6e 9epef6ete.
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SorreipOrDenten.A
glns Rer 8mmoes bamptRaSt.

Darlington, 10. Suli. - 0te Steuer=
Ginnahmc bctru9 beute 1862 ,407; Die 3Oa'
Giunahmc 1897 ,36184.
Die 9tational= SdHfuoten, bic beute illr gtn-
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3 SHOten pro SuInOe.
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Brdn0ent bat Die 6eiiGuatOu aHgeuOmmta.
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hat offiSielle 0epcid)en erbalteu, Die Oa5 81
riidt, OeuI3uiOlQe III Sent3uela etue 9ftuolu-
ton ausgebrofeu uno ,BrdiiOCnt 8u,mdu trrl=
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Jlegiitrat9r bon Sefamenteu, 6r.0- S. RIms
hea. hem aegenmartiqeH 8ldlter QSebIec Ell
Sdre,ben oe5 8rdFOente1, mcldeS am 2. Sui
untergsidHct mar mo i'm temporGr iu8peuotrt
9as geri9t Otrt0gtc iit Oe5goIb bis udhIter
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91O6 ciurRaI Otc OeufSdIduOtId,e
lEllllRrfifnt.

2QS NabCl ultl0Gte uCulldl, oar Die OcltIteI
Gdehrtcu oJc SbIe Der @rinOuuq eHcr Ocuud
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bQbCu Shmtr, miC C5 Den Ocup1 amcrltauts
ittn Gldttuu 9cp0rOeu lit, bic guteu Ebeorcz
titer o'riibGu BON Der SbOrbtt ocS llutuucb
mems 3u iiberSeUglu, 10 UarcH iie oOdl H,dlt
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ben bod CuOhh bCgrG,lcu lerueU, ouB bier Jttp-
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ben UorbCr oa5 (rtlbcu Der BGiiiuuorter Der
lluUuitat bCIGdt iCet t5uucH MIR DE ueruus
gliIdtcu gScbltbdtT 0t5 8Wtidtbums 4meri-
ia mn beoaucTH. Die Soc, Der 9riuouuq
elmer Sdulc, in uCld)u ole ult OcutihliuOt-
idlT gnildt uUmdbTtW 8tutd AmeritlHer
pleucr rGiOrmrt Ucr0u i0uuicu, gch0tt ibou
in ben &Ucld oes ulcJcrtu &i60Tlus.
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Gtur0en in olr gSode uur 50 StuuoeH 5u ar
btlten haben.
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5Cdttr Der alttn Dame geborte, uno oaB 5r.
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obyrSor1 Sj5 nunphIid1 nm iPiyfPu sSOUUta11
in Suozlroougu ernoroct Duros, crgab, odB
bic Getrlfsnoe burd DtBbauylun9eH tdres
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ben @roFoeid moreuen iibtrpeien.
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aaiie 3uaue, y Sabre opt, lOlUie 6rau 4una
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6urd grpicIiou UoU SeroiiuzS zSel=Suunen PEI.
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80itm0re Nt0. SQnfag, ben 16 S$Nli 1881.

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ber 42.Jabrige NOrweger Setter Anoer=
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iiinqeren gSeibes geaeben haben.
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oen qu3eben8 ihon bisliader @roBbater.
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oaS @eite Qeiudlt bat. Der @ntfibrer i'm lcB.
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oft.
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WaiiaduiettS mad)te, iuie mir bercttS mttt6ells
ten, neulid Der BON beutt .iHOnhen @lteru
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ger 3Opitragtr, erbtelt ben eriteu 8rei9 fir
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gu lebtelcm Sale rneint Elm gSed)iGblatt:
pllan Oenft hdl bic llngebeuerlifteit: etHeH
nit Dem &ereOtiamtetSpreis geirOnten @btnes
len auf elmer Der beIteu 6odibulen oe8 &auoe8
blt gtboreHeu 8eOner!"
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