Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-07-01

We acknowledge the receipt of the
premium list for the Wisconsin state
fair, which Will be held at Fond du
! Lac this year, commencing September
10th and closing September 30th
The Darlington I ~0orat Says. al
though not yet Il ye II lham employ,
the G. & \. ". railrO.u company rec
ogniZed the worth Of u n. Il. Leahy on
Thursday last by giving aim a train.
The torches that blazed Tor Hancock
and the torches that blazeil for Garfield
| will unite and blaze for the Union. in
this city on the evening Of July 1th
The procession will be over half a mile
in length.
The Warren Sentinel says that the
races at that city were farce; that
the horsemen evidently agreed before
| the race to divide the money, and only
galloped their horses around the track
to secure #.
Jacob Pashelles, formerly Of Mills
vile, Clark county, Wis, now repre-
senting tbs vinegar works of Fred
Roth, Milwaukee, was in town on Sat
urday last. The Democrat acknoWled-
ges call from him.
JOS Osborne. Of Linden, who has
/ p1Cit ttIOCildiuSS GilC dl1A ClGllI
law school, graduated from that insti-
tuition last week. Mr. Osborne is
young man Of good ability. He has
cur best wishes for success.
Charley Mcconnell was up before
Justice ComminS OH Friday last, on
charge of disturbing the peace, and for
breaking Il window glass in T. Booths
saloon. He was found guilty and sem
fenced to the county jail for thirty
days.
Henry Dunstan il agent, at this
/ place, for the Wheeler 81 Wilson sewing
machines. Mr. Dunstan has the sole
agency for these machines for Iowa
county They. were awarded the only
grand prize for sewing machines at
Paris, 1878, over eighty competitors.
The Platteyille Witness reports that
Michael stephens, who was buried d
/ few days ago in the old cemetery in
/ body was placed iii the cemetery. The
name of the deceased was Caffee, who
was executed in Mineral Point for the
murder OF i man ut ball.
4 correspondent says that times are
beginning to be more lively i'll Shulls-
burg; the streets are crowded most all
the time, and railroad hands are com
pIaro ava fIrea az f4r,. b.n1;,od - :,
ny to, ,e t,o VIZ
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4th Of July.
The executive committee OF the
I 5. VI. Wisconsin Industrial Association
ut q meeting held on v ednesta.ay, da-
~ tha Gth 7tb sfh All 0tb nf -, sn,ta ,S,
bar The commiffee m now raIisinm
the nren9inm lisf anJ active atfnrtS7
vii he nnf forth il make # tI,ie vnsT
,,I,1t Il has been in tbn nasf.fba iooJ.
in4, fair ~ tIis eectinn If fha et.,fo
?,
re people q i4liiNe!l vii ceiecfatC
| on Monday amt lucsday,J Ply It'll ana
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ia9S, banners anu IhIllese ahterhS,
Win when 70 decorate tielr ltFge ana
iaagli iicehG store 81 lHe coming 1ouTtl
- Juiy: ~ Ihe evening tIeli STORE,
potll INSIDE una OUT, VIII pe Illuminated
Win over TWO hundred CIilheSe IAN ,
terms, ana people VINO come from
ABROAD 10 hSip ceie9rate the SiorlouS
fourth III mineral Iolnt. Will ma IL
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BiH I0aeN. 4 colored fellow citizen 4
IT the town Of Mineral Point, one day \
last Week, thought 1t would become .
handy To have 4 time piece IT his own, /
aid 50 lie appropriated 10 himself Il
silver watch belonging 10 Edward Cur 4
nov Of this city. Foley soon after
ward became possessed OF desire 10 .
50 lntO business i0r himself. ana otter .
Cd tlls watch to the highest bidder, for
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