Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-06-23
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Court opens in Darlington next Tues

day.
Picnic of st. Paul's Irish Catholic
church next Wednesday.
Judge-elect Clemenston will crate at
Hazel Green on July A.
Farmers say that the prospects are
excellent for good wheat crop.
Cobb is going to celebrate the coming
Fourth. and is going to celebrate big.
The Star Alliance company will en-
terrain us during fair week.
A meeting of the board of review
will be held in the council room on
Monday next.
VIM. E. Rowe has built himself a
very fine residence at his place near
Arena
James G.. Monahan, of Darlington,
will talk patriotism to the people of
Argyle on the Fourth of July.
The new tank which the railroad
company is building at this place will
hold about $50 barrels.
The town of Arena has a temperance
board of supervisors. with our old
friend VIM. f. Rowe for chairman
T. w. Parry. the great western reno
vator or clothes cleaner is in town
looking up business, with headquarters
at Globe hotel.
The thirtieth annual session of the
Wisconsin Teachers association will
be held at GAINESVILLE on July to /. in
elusive.
Miss Sarah VIM, daughter of our
esteemed townsman, Isaac VIM, is af-
fected with insanity, and it is thought
best to take her to the asylum at Madi-
son.
The second international exhibition
of art and industry of the Milwaukee
Industrial Exposition association will
open September and close October p.
1892.
The grand circus, ROYAL and English
menagerie, combined with Astley's mu-
scum, aquarium, etc, will exhibit at
Mineral Point the second week in July.
The mayor of Milwaukee has in
strncted the druggists to take no notice
of winks. What a falling off of trade
to the Darlington druggists if likewise
Structed.-Darlington Democrat
If you fail to attend the picnic and
ball of st. Paul's Irish Catholic church,
you will miss the event of the season.
Remember che date, next Wednesday
the 2Sth inst.
Mr.. James Brewer, ST., who has been
spending the past four months on his
farm in Clay county. Iowa, arrived
home Wednesday night, looking none
the worse for wear and tear.
Last year, eleven saloons, 100 b arrels
of beer. two months time. This year,
same two months, no saloons, 81 bar
relS Of beer. The cogs don't fit, some
way Darlington Republican
Several hundred pieces Of fine black
clshmeres just opened ut James Nor
gan's, East Water street. Milwaukee,,
and marked at his usual low prices.
He is offering great bargains III every
department.
TO he sure ripe tomatoes are rather
rare in Mineral Point ut this season of
the year, but nevertheless William
Teasdale had the pleasure of having
upon his table more than IA week ago
ripe tomatoes of his own growing.
On saturday last the graduates oi
the Mineral Point high school organ
lied under the title of the society of the
society of the graduates of the high
school. James Goldsworthy was elect
ell president and Miss Lizzie Necollins
secretary.
The best 30 cent tea on High street
at TEASDALE 4 CoAD'S.
1t is expected that the gang Of track
layers will reach Lancaster junction 10y
saturday. The broad gauge ties are
about al III, and at the presclt rate OF
progress full grown engines will soon
be paying regular visits to Lancaster
Herald
The following dispatch WAS received
in the court room at Dodgeyille on Fri
day of last week:
COBB, June 16. 1882.
Thomas Kennedy: Phillip Whalen was
killed by lightning this morning
CTAS EGAN.
The death by lightning of Philip
Nhalen, of Highland. the particulars
OF which are given elsewhere, is one %
the saddest events it has ever been our
duty 10 record. The deceased was a
man OF excellent character. beloved
and respected by all who knew him.
llysteria. nervous excitability, vast
ing Of the muscles. impurity of the
blood, quickly relieved by using
Browns Iron Bitters
Died, II his home in New Providence,
town Of Mitiiin, on Wednesday. June
II, Henry Jones. Of asthma. The body
was inferred in the Linden cemetery
on Sunday last. Deceased had been i
resident of Mifflin twenty-cight years.
and was well known and respected
citizen.
We overheard farmer who drove
into this city late on Saturday after
noon complaining because he could find
no place to tie his team. He drove
through several streets before lie could
find the lookedfor hitching post. and
after lie had found it he was heard re-
marking to a friend, We'll, your town
isn't dead yet, by any means"
Special Bargains in Shoes mt the
Cash Grocery House. 45w2
\ party of five insurance masnates
visited our city last week to ascertain
the nature of the risks their companies
were taking. They decided that our
city was about as liable to burn up AS
any town Of its size they had visited.
and raised the rate about double. We
wonder If we had not ought to invest