Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-10-14
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mll!tlsti II Sot4IiS dt % !lti lIlouSdllt.
J.J. Hascom is in Chicago buying
goods.
News Goo3 New Goods, At Toay
Bros.
Mems nen styled boots, 4. Seine
berger's. I
4 fine selection of fancy baskets. At
Toay Bros.
Fancy Millinery at bottom prices At
G. II. James.
Hogs dropped fifteen cents per hun
dred on Saturday.
Fare to Milwaukee 81 return, only
500 until Oct. 18th.
\ fine assortment of Lamps, includ-
ing Library Lamps, at To-: Bros.
\. 7. Martin is building new fence
around his residence ON South St.
Two good cigars fora nicllle, at Teas
dale & Coad's.
Clocks, Clocks. Clocks,u,, Largest
stock and lowest prices at G. IT, james
Teasdale 4 Coad have just received 4
new stock Of Richardson's boots and
shoes.
Mrs b. Pratt aud children, of Platte
vile, are visiting friends in Rutland.
Vermont.
The fastest train in the state runs be-
tween this city and Milwaukee every
morning.
You can now so by fail from Miner
al Point to ShullsbaIg and return the
same day
Mr. \. J. o'keefe spent Sunday in
this city, the guest Of his brother,
Father Okeefe.
CIoaks and doImans, the largest
assortment west Of Chicago, may now
be seen at Deliel's.
Clothing, clothing, for men, youths
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Democratic southern assembly DIS
trict convention III this city, Saturday,
Oct. -. at o'clock p. IN.
The storm of Friday night did con-
siderable damage to shade and orna-
mental trees III this city.
w. IL. Clarke late OF this place, has
opened out IN the mercantile business
az 1eS MolheS' Iowa.
7" - = 10 = : 'iio''9o -
H.. -, - e1 1I:,, ! ''ooN
" TN - s. J = $ 49,
SOAP by the box 1T Chicago prices,
IN ~ ''N''e -
: 80 : 2
Farmers say that the continued rams
Tor the past Few weeks nave damaged
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sN'.
Bracken PuIford, Who had been Wis
lung lelaIiFeS mere Iof snort tlihe'
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DIR. II. !. Stevens, OF Gratiot, made
us pleasant call last Friday. We are
60 :, ~" ''i''' - Do''o' e TIT ~
7 IN" - -
The completion q the railroa to
Shniisours mas mixed ~ r'll Twp 81 the
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II. \. Terrill, republican candidate
for county superintendent Of schools,
was IN town on Monday, and made the
DEMOCRAT L peasant eau.
Died. in the village of Dodgeville,
Oct. 9th. 1881. Mrs. Alice y. Reese, wife
OF ,. W. Reese. after an illness contin-
ulng Tor more than fourteen years.
For SALE have for sale ch dice
lot of cows and calves. at my farm, one
mile north Of Mineral Point city.
". I. JACKSON.
Tie best strengthener Of mind and
body i Browns IRON Bitters. It is
very soothing and refreshing III its
effect. 10
WANTED. - i school "a teach ~ !
male teacher who is engaged until
November list; has tirst-grade certifi-
cate. Inquire at Democrat Office Off
Uuob Connolly and Charley TnrriII
- ,,;1,,..,Isoo - 90.
Thursday morning to visit the Fxnos-
ition and take in The SIGHTS GENERALLY
me Darlington hepuoilclh ana the
Free Press are having a
war over the price paid for oats IN their
respective towns. 1ail out the militia.
Just the thing self-rising buckwheat
ao,,r- Snratlar's Ia
Balls Patent 1orsets-the perfection
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foitt y" ana Sc theh' 'II
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