Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-09-01

Saturday evenings, August olSt, anu
Sept. LIST and I'd.
jim Kitch, the veteran wolf hunt
er, of Waldwick, on Friday last
killed large grey fox within a mile
and quarter of this city.
Married in Darlington, on Wednes-
day, Aug. Esd, by Rev. Father Han
non, Mr. Peter Collins, of this place,
and Mrs. Gaugers, of Darlington.
Mrs. Mary Mcdonald, who died in
this city, on Tuesday, August 10, was
buried in the Catholic cemetery in
Darlington, on the following Thursday.
Miss Rose Bowling, county superin-
tendent, will conduct examinations for
teachers in this city, on Friday and
Saturday, September and ,.
If you want to enjoy yourselves for
an hour. a day, or four days. come to
| the fair next week and make your
selves at home at the fair next week.
1t will be well worth DAYS travel
to hear the Monroe Band play at the
Fair next week. The lovers of music
are promised a grand treat.
George Mcdonald will sell his house
| hold goods at auction, on Saturday,
September ., at his residence on Com
merce Street. Sale to commence at
one o'clock p. m.
Mr.. |. C. Comfort recently sold fine
thoroughbred Durhrm calf, months
old, weight S05 pounds, to Samuel
Swinehart, of Avoca, for the sum of
$50.
Miss Cora, and Charles Deyendorf.
of Platteville, are visiting friends in
this city. They are the guests of
Miss Ella and Colonel Lanyon.
The State Agricultural Society
will make syrup and sugar from
amber cane on the far grounds at
Fond du Lac, from the 18th to the
10th of September.
Farmers, when you get your grain
thraShed let us know the result and
everyone will then see how Southwest
ern Wisconsin can raise small grains
as well rs corn and stock.
If you have anything that will in
terest or amuse, bring it to the fair.
and you will be surprised at the i'm
portance of seemingly insignificant
articles
Tickets will be sold ut reduced rates
ut all stations on the Chicago, Milwau-
kee Il st. Paul Railway during the fair
of the S. w. Wis. l. A. in this city next
week:
Reports from every town in this con-
gressional district indicate that the
people of the district will be present
at our fair next week by an overwhelm-
ing majority.
Have you ever traded at the Restless
ard Sleepless Dry Goods House. of E.
Osborne & Son. If not, it will pay you
to give them Il call and spend with
them dollar or Two. 4Wl
All those who had the pleasure Of
attending the entertainments of the
Simon's Comedy Company in this city
some time since will go again and |
without doubt be equally well enter
tanned.
Don't fail to call at John Horns du-
ring Far. Goods frst-class and prices |
low as the lowest. 4w1
The thousands who come to the fair |
next week will have an opportunity to !
enjoy the fine theatrical entertainments
to be given by Aida Lawrence and the I
Star Alliance Company each eyenin g,
at the Opera House.
Deller's handsome Store an i'm
mense display of Foreign and Domes-
tic Goods should be visited by every
one attending our Fair. Don't miss
it 4w1
Fast horses are already on the S. w.
Wis l. A. track waiting for the tap of
the bell to start them on their journey
of speed. 4 person visiting the
grounds in the morning, would think
that the fair had already commenced.
Come and see the new goods. | got
to please you in the line of
Dry Goods. Clothing and Carpets. and
so forth. Anything and everything
you want and need, and at lowest cash
prices. AVE-
The loss on the house of Jay Stevens
which was destroyed by fire on the 18th
of July, was paid 10y Y. X. NanMatre,
secretary of the Darlington town far
mers mutual fire insurance company,
in which company the property was
insured for $4,000. The money was
paid within twenty days from the time
of the fire.
Parties thinking of purchasing a
trunk viii do well to examine our stock
and inquire our prices before purchas-
ing. We can thoroughly satisfy custo- [
merS that no other house in the county ;
can or will sell you trunk as cheap. I,
We buy for cash. The Restless and |
Sleepless Dry Goods House
4w1 E. OSBORNE & SoN. I