Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-08-11

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George Day.
Nen0r and Ticc bespeak good weather
for our fair.
The Democratic County Convention
Will be held on September 10Th.
y large number of Stratmm Il Co.'S
wagons arrived in this city on Monday.
Rev. |. \. Elliott, will preach in the
Presbyterian Church on Sabbath, the
29tl inst, and Will continue his SER
vices with the church.
Our merchants report IN immense
trade on Saturday last. Those who adj
Aertise and nearly all our business
men do-had Dig rush.
The lawyers for the prosecution in
tabllshing one important fact, that is,
that their bill for services rendered to
data .is Si0G. Further, clue to the
mystery seems impossible.
Daring the coming fair the ladies'
of Trinity church will occupy the
dining hall, where they will provide
an ample dinner The proceeds will
be devoted to paying for repairs on the
church building.
Muscoda News: y certain young
man, CHARTERED not far from The News
building, is apparently trying to start
Il soap-buhblc" boom in MuScoda
We give the gentleman fair warning
that 1t will not be tolerated.
Brodhead Independent: We return
hearty thanks for 4 complimentary "
to the fair of the 5. W. Wis. |. A.. to
be held at Mineral Point, Sept. 5-S.
According to all reports, this associa-
ton never fails to get up a good fair.
w. II. Shepard has shown us some
photographs in plain and promcnad
sizes which reflects credit on himself as
an artist. Some of them were embell-
ished 10y picturesqe scenery of his own
painting, which added greatly to their
appearance.
On Friday last John Horn started
for Dubuque for three brick layers to
work on the furnace and tower of the
Zinc Works. He, however, secured
the manipulatorS of hardened clay in
Warren and returned home on Satur-
day.
Frank Ferrin. il, has taken up his
residence ut the home of Judge Goth
ren, in this city. The happy father,
Frank, s., wears Il smiiing countenance
nova days. The distinguished Judge
arrived on Friday of last week. Moth
er and child doing well.
Chew Indian Club. Americas finest
Plug Tobacco. 52tf
Died in Dubuque, on Tuesday even
ing August Sth, at : O'clock, of cholera
infantum, Emery, son of Carlos and
Carrie IIealey; aged one year. The
funeral will take place today, Thurs
day, ut 10 Il. m, from the residence Of
Mrs. Emery llcaley.
VIM. Penhallegon Of the town of
Linden understands what Southwest
ern Wisconsin is by nature best adapted
to, and has built himself fine cream
cry. We understand that he will de-
vote it exclusively to the manufact-
ure Of butter from the milk of his
own COWS.
The celebra cd kensington Embroid
cry and silks i'll all shades. may be
found at J. Deller's.
Edwin Prideaux il. came very near
losing his fine three year old colt by
injury received by run ming into Il
barbcd wire fence. Ole of the harhs
cut it badly near the right eye. cauS-
ing it to lose great deal Of blood, bat
under the Skillful treatment of Doctor
Maybell is in Il good way for recovery.
Parasols are now being offered ut
cost ut Deller'S.
The Simon Comedy Company is COM
ing and will play al the Opera House
in this city, on the evenings of August
3lst, September / and >, This COM
pany gave very general satisfaction to
our people when here last winter, and
we beSpeak full houses for it during
its next appearance amongst us.
Lawns. grenadines. summer silks
and light colored buntings may now
be had at cost and below at j. Dellers.
Daniel Healey, of Mazomanie, was
married on August lst. to Miss Sophia
Westminster, of that place, at the resi-
dence of Peter JoSt, in Sank City, Rev.
4. 5. Reid. formerly of this city. Off
ciating. The Democrat uniteS with
Dams many friends in rendering con-
CALCULATIONS to himself and bride.
That powerful corporation the c., NJ.
X st. Paul R'y Company took another
member into its employ in this city on
Friday. of last week. Agent \. II.
Snow-whoSe guest the distinguished
railroader isis working under his in
structions at present. Mother aud
child are doing well.
Straw hats-the remainder yet on
hand may be had at and below cost at
Deller's.
Dodgeville Chronicle, Aug. 4 Peter
Pascoe. who has been missing since
last Tuesday, was found by constable
Robbins yesterday. near Blue Mounds.
in pitiable condition. 1t appears that
in fit of mental alteration. he had
wandered away barefooted and bat
partially dressed. lie was brought
home last night and confined in Jail.