Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-10-28

Cl9aks and dolmans. the largest
assortment west of Chicago, may now
be seen at Dellers. 6
4. Macarthur, F. w. StIatnan and
others of Dodgeyille did charitable
act in providing means TO hep educate
the deaf mute Henry Stewart.
\ fine assortment of Lamps, includ-
ing Library Lamps, at Toay Bros.
Postmaster Allen went TO Milwaukee
on Monday. to complete arrangements
for receiving mails twice day at this
place from Milwaukee.
Mr.. Wright, our worthy miller, is
making valuable improvements around
his residence near the mill.
John Hcrn's ice house has been put
up in good shape by those excellent
workmen VIM. Pierce and SON and Mr..
smith.
The total amount Of bounty paid by
the state as bounty on wild animals
killed during the past six months is
S7.07l.
Balls Patent Corsets-the perfection
of the age in that line. are offered for
sale by J. Delier, sole agent for Mineral
Point. Go and see them. 7tf
Go and hear Il style Of entertainment
that is new. novel and varied, at the
City Hall, Wednesday evening, Dona
wins Original Tennesseeans sing.
Health, strength and vigor given
and miraculous cures effected by using
Browns Iron Bitters. Its sale is inn
mense. Nv
Dr.. Field and Vic aid child, who
have been visiting / ..l,iyes near Madi-
son, are i'll town on yisit-the Doctor
for short visit. and Mrs Field and
child some weeks.
The Sabbath evening services at the
Primitive Methodist Church on the
first Sunday in November viii COM
mence at o'clock, and so continue
throughout the winter months.
Mr.. w. \. Garden, of Belmont, has
just returned home, after successful
trip Of four months through the east
ern states in the interest of THAT
Liniment
The annual meeting of the South
western Wisconsin Industrial .Associa-
ton will be held at the City Hall on
Saturday afternoon, Nov. 9TH, at =
o'clock. Let there be a full attendance.
The new fair grounds have been pur-
chased by the 5. w. Wis Industrial
Association. The papers have been
drawn up and properly signed. and the
Association will give its next annual
fair on its new grounds.
James Pellow sold another load Of
potatoes i'll this city on Friday last, for
which he received $32-forty bushels
al eighty cents per bushel lie receiyed
in this city few weeks ago sob per
cwt. for his hogs.
The Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin
says that Alexander Mitchell's new
barn, on Tenth street, between Grand
avenue and Wells street, is fast rising
skyward. 1t will cost $4,000
The many friends of T. w. Teasdale.
formerly of this city, now living in
st. Paul, Mimi, will be grieyed 10
learn that three Of his children have
died OF diphtheria within the past
week.
Mrs. Susan Young will sell ut auc-
ton at her residence, seven miles north
of Blanchardyille, on Monday, Nov.
18th, lm &c number of cattle, horses
and hogs, and lot of farming utensils,
&c.
The mail route from this city to
Highland has been discontinued. Mr..
Henry Brown, proprietor of the late
stage route, who gave much satisfac-
ton OH the old route. is circulating a
petition for daily mail between this
city and Cobb.
James Morgan, 3S6 and 3SS East
Water Street. Milwaukee, has without
exception, the finest assortment Of
Dress Goods in the northwest. His
Dolman. Cloak, Flannel Blanket,
Shawl, Millinery. Corset, &c, stocks are
immense.
Three hundred and eighty people Of
ShullSburg joined in the railroad ex-
cursion from that place to Monroe.
on Tuesday of last week. 1t was the
first railroad excursion for Shullsburg,
and was gotten up by the Methodist
Sunday School.
Shullsburg Free Press: The sub.
scrlption for the new bell for the
Catholic church Of this place has
reached suca an amount that the pastor
feels safe in ordering one. The bell
sent for will cost $3.50, and will be one
Of the best in this section.
Mr.. G. b. Parmele started on Tues
day morning for Hannibal. Missouri.
We understand he has accepted a
position i'll railroad office in that city,
Charley will be missed from Mineral
Point, where he has host Of friends.
lie is one of those men whom any
any town can i'll afford to lose.
Prof. Geo. Beck, of the Platteyille
Normal Schools, says in his educational
column in the Plat teville Witness: :
/" We received last week copy of the
Iowa County Democrat, in which Prof.
J. II. Terry. Of Mineral Point. has
an Educational Department. He has
some excellent suggestions concerning
the employment of teachers. We wish
him much enjoyment in his new 9rk.
Mr.. James Carbis returned home on
Saturday last from Durango, Colorado.
where he has been for the past two
years He saws Colorado people are
not as law-abiding and orderly as the
people Of Wisconsin, lie having wit
messed the hanging of quite a number
of men during his residence in fbat