Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-02-10

! The regular Monday meeting of the
Common Council which should have
been held on Monday evening last, was
postponed until next Monday evening.
Coffee and oysters viii be served at
the Kate Greenaway and japanese fes-
tival. to be given in the Opera House,
on the evening of the 18th inst.
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re
newer is the most reliable article in
use for restoring gray hair to its or
iginal color and promoting its growth
We have received a paper from Sid
ney, Australia, containing items from
PCck's sun. Peck's religion is univer-
sal-not too funny, but "just funny
enough"
j. PenhallegoR & Son have placed
out in front of their place of business
very attractive and stylish show case,
filled with fine display of boots and
shoes.
Philip Weidenfeller. who had been
confined to his home with rheumatism
and an attack of lung fever, is, we are
happy to state, able to be around
again.
II. j. Eulberg, son of Adam Eulberg
of Dodgeyille. has taken cases in the
DEMOCRAT office, and will hereafter
assist in gettin: out the best paper in
Iowa county.
Fred Lanyon, who has been spend
ing the past few weeks visiting old
friends, started on Saturday morning
last to visit his parents at Englewood.
Illinois, before returning to California
Married, on Tuesday morning. Feb.
7th. at ST. Pauls Catholic church, in
this city, by Rev. J. O'Keefe, Mr.. Pat
[ rick Ryan. of the town of Adams, and
Miss Eliza Maria Mc3 Ianell, of Vel
lowstone.
Married, on Monday morning, Feb.
9th, at St. Paul's Catholic church, in
his city. by Rev. J. O'Keefe. Mr.. John
Duffy, of Yellowstone. ami Mrs. Mary
Ann Scofield, (nee QUINN of Bian-
chardyille.
There's no place like home" seems
TO have been the conclusion soon ar
rived at by the two young gentlemen,
who started on trip around the
world in eighty days" or something of
that sort, one day last week.
viii Reese. of Dodgeyille, mail agent
on the C., NJ. & st. p R'y, has been
transferred from the Prairie du CHEN
Division to the Mineral Point Division
and will hereafter make the trip from
this city to Milton three times a week.
James Morgan. East Water St. Mil
waukee has the largest and most beau
tiful stock of embroideries, ladies'
muslin skirts, night gowns. drawers,
embroideries, &c, in the Northwest.
He is offering great bargains in win
ter goods. 27w1
Mr.. III. Wright, of Chicago, will re-
peat his illustrated lecture upon the
Life of Our Savior" at the Presby-
terrain church. in this city, on Monday
and Tuesday evenings of next week.
The editor of the (St. LOUISE Chris
tian, says of this lecture: I'VE heard
it and saw all the Illustrations 1t is
an easy and interesting way to present
Christ to the people, and cannot fail in
accomplishing good. These scenes are
introduced 10y beautiful picture of
the Christ. in which humility purity
and goodness are read by every intelli-
gent beholder.
The far famed Clement Concert
Company will give an unriyalled en-
tertainment in the Opera House, on
Friday evening. From the announce
ments made by the company, it is safe
to say that those who do not attend
will Miss fine entertainment.
Died. on the 18th ult., Mr. Jno. Clark.
of Willow Springs. aged about thirty
five years. Deceased WAS young man
of sterling character, and was always
honest and upright with his fellow
men. In his death the town of Willow
Springs sustains loss, which cannot
be replaced. His bereaved fa mily have
our heartfelt sympathy.
Died. on Tuesday night, ut ii o'clock
Mrs. Phillip Branger, of this CITY.
Deceased was afflicted for several
weeks past with rheumatism. which
finally resulted in her death. She leaves
a large family of grown up sons and
daughters, who together with the
bereaved husband, have the sy mpathy
of the entire community
The Madison Democrat SAYS that def
mite information comes from Galena,
that the Chicago Milwaukee 81 st. Paul
railway will this year extend their
line from Shullsburg to Galena. and
thence down the river to Savannah,
connecting at the latter point with the
southwestern division of the COM
pany's lines. From Galena a line will
doubtless be constructed to Dubuque.
One fact must not be lost sight of.
Before Judge Cothren went on the
bench the last time it usually took six
weeks to transact court business. 1t
now generally takes two. To tax
payers in this county alone it is an
item-say $1,000 year less in taxes.
Figure for yourselves these long WIN
ter nights. The reduction is the same
all over the circuit. But what do pol
iticians care for that ?-Shullsburg
Free Press
People who wish to attend a fine en-
tertainment given by ladies and gen.
tleman in every sense, should visit the
Clement Concert Co. The manage
ment has aimed to present pro-
gramme that will please all and if yo-
ciferous applause and hearty encores
are a criterion that object has been at
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