Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-04-07
LOCAL ITEMS.

Six tickets were in the field on Tues
day at Cobb.
Business was lively on Change on
Monday.
Keller & Prideaux are repairing the
fence in the rear of the City Livery.
The Star Alliance Company will ex-
hibit al the Opera House April 18th.
The United States Hotel Of this city
had one hundred transient guests last
j week
If you are going to build fence. see
Calvert Spensley, who offers choice
lot Of oak posts for sale cheap.
All the way from the smallest Cradle
Cot springs to the 6xG Mammoth. at
the Spring Bed Factory.
Our champion runner Frank Smith
| will have To take a back seat. City
| Treasurer elect Sharp takes the cake. y
The DEMOCRAT publishes in another
column the town officers elected
/ throughout the county on Tuesday.
| Major Clowney deserves credit for
the good workmanship displayed on
the new affairs in the German Catholic
church.
/ LosT.-A black cameo ring, set in
pearls. The finder Will be suitably re-
wardeJ by returning to the office Of
DIR. Wingendsr.
/ The Mineral Point and Linden mar
row-gauge is again running Il through
train. Mr.. klslingbury being the con-
ductor in charge.
We are unable to obtain any figures
on the zinc conplny's stock for quo
tation, bat can state positively that it
is far above par.
| Nothing short Of a million dollar
joint stock company project will sat
isiy the needs Of the Mineral Point in
yestors.
| Easter services VIII Dc held ut Trim
| ity Church on Sunday next, at 6 Il III.
10: So H. IN, ana the Children 5 Service
III The evening.
Joseph Deller has just received the
finest assortment of Dress Trimmings,
Special Novelties in Silks. and Satins.
For particulars see another column. 30
The GiDler Bro 5 lIumpy Dumpty "
company was a success III a musical
way, il not in some other respects.
Their" India-rubber man is seldom if
ever beaten.
Parties wishing to change their Seed
| Potatoes can get Imported Irish Pota-
toes by calling at JOHN TIIEs's, Corner
Fountain and Commerce streets. 35w3
Mineral Points first great Joint
Stock Company is the one which will
begin the manufacture OF zinc white
the coming season.
Mrs. VIM. Perry, who for many years
has kindly and cordially greeted her
friends and patrons 1t her store in
this city. has retired from the merean-
lille business.
Carpets, oil-cloths, Nottingham iaces,
and Lambrequins in great variety, just
received. to be had 1T H. Dellcr's. 50
1t is well worth aNiSit to the German
Catholic Church 70 view the great inn
! proHements made on the interior Of
that building by those master work
men and artistic printers, Messrs,
Weidenfeller & SON
The Spring Bed FOL- will soon be in
shape to furnish IAGr, Wool, Cotton
Palm Leaf and Excelsior Mattresses.
upholster and rebuild old ones. All
goods sold Of their make are fully war
ranted. y square deal every time. Nv
Try my II cans fruit. at 10 cents per
can. Z. KLINE.
J. J. Hanscom not only sells good
writing tluid. but also believes in sett.
ing forth the adv; ntges of purchasing
his goods in the Ii rst daSs ink in which
the DEMOCRAT is priIted. See adyer
tiSement.
d. II. Oarnall, OF Montfort, has for
sale twenty bushels q seed corn and
several bushels of Minnesota Amber
sugar cane seed. Pei sons can call or
or address Mr.. Daritill 1t Montfort
I-35-4w.
Miners in need Of Al y kind Of mining
implement will find ) greatly to theil
advantageto call on Mir. Calvert Spens
ley, who is diSposing of large lot o.
frst-class mining tools belonging t.
The John Spensley essste.
Economy, comforti and durability
mary elously combined in the New NJ
Plus Ultra Spring FRY one and b.
convinced. Patrenizd home industry
and thereby build up the interests o
your own city. Nv
y CARD.-I desire TO return thank!
10 the voters of this City for the yerl
liberal vote which | deceived for the
office of assessor. and especially to m,
old tawnsmen now residents of tn
city. Al. CRAWFORD.
Nothing will better show the mani,
and invincible spirit Of Judge Cothrel
than his remark TO friend VIII
predicted his defeat Never mind,
said he. sthe days win be just a
bright. and the nights just as long"
A little daughter est Mr.. John Cad
on Thursday of last week had the mis-
fortune to break the bones of her RICH
forearm. DIR. Eastman was calle'
upon and set the bCsaRes and the littl
patient is doing we'll
FLoUR.-Chesp as anywhere. at Z
Kinne's-deliyered free to any part o