Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-12-01
LOCAL ITEMS.

the City Bakery. II
The transit of Venus takes place on
Dece mber 6.
Remember, thai Gundry s. Gray al
ways advertise the truth. 17-w1
Read Charles Hornung's announce
ment for the holidays.
Have you seen Gundry & Gray's
stock of furs l7-wl
A number of mechanics are at work
improving the engine house at q
depot.
Hoods, nubias, and scarfs, at G1ndry
& Gray's. 17-w1
The Enterprise is to be published
hereafter at Blue Mounds instead OF
Ridgeway.
Extensive Improvements are being
made upon the railway machine shops
in this city.
New advertisement for Toay Bros,
next week
Our local weather prophet predicts
fair winter. with the coolest weather
toward the close.
If you have any item of news too
good to keep, send it to us for publica-
tlon in The Democrat.
Underwear Underwear +! ! Gents,
boys ladies' misses and childrens, at
Gundry u Gray's. 17-w1
Every reader or friend of The Dem
ocrat is invited to send us items of
news for publication IN its columns.
Oysters direct from Baltimore. at C.
llendras, 17w1
The public schools were closed yes
terday, and many of the scholars en-
Joyed themselves on the mill ponds
skating.
Rev. j, n. Elliott delivered an inter.
eStins lecture in the PRESBYTERIAN
church on Monday evening, to a large
audience.
New lot of light colored Cloakings
and Plushes, at Dellers. l7tf
If you would have a large sale of
your holiday goods advertise in the
weIl-printed columns of the Iowa
County Democrat.
An elegant assortment of Ladies and
Gents Silk and Linen Handkerchief,
Ladies Spanish Lace Ties and Fish ues,
suitable for presents, at Dellers. 17tf
Don't SILVER with cold when you can
buy blankets and tlannels so cheap at
Gundry Il Gray's. l7-w1
The plate glass for the front of Prof.
Moifetts drug store has arrived, and
VIII b" placed in position some OF
these lie days.
Come early and secure your over
coats at Gundry X Gray's as they are
desirable, cheap and good. l7-wl
Luminous match safes are the latest
novelties; they can be seen the dark
90 piyht IL ic
call at Motfett'S and see them
Before making your selections for
the holidays, call OH Toay Bros, who
can show many fine lines of goods to
select from. 17wl
The young ladies and gentlemen are
having a great deal of sport since the
skating ponds have frozen over, but be
careful of air holes. young folks.
Engineer Joe Opie, while at Wauke-
sha on Tuesday of last week. in getting
off his engine stepped on car link,
and slipped, spraining his ankle.
The Iowa County Democrat is read
by ten thousand or more persons each
week. An advertisement, costin rs
low as ten cents will reach them ali.
Ready-made Clothing marked down
to bottom figures at Lewis Bros, of
Highland and Linden.
| Mr.. a. C. AnSlev offers for sale his
| former commodiouS residence in this
city. For terms, etc, inquire of T. ).
Anslev, city clerk. See advertisement
in another column.
The warehouse of Canterbury & Co
at Mount lioreb was destroyed by fire
on Wednesday night of last week. 1t
| ic thnnnht ~ hox hnnn e
incendiaries.
| For your winter clothing call on
Lewis BrsS., of Linden or Highland.
Their prices are So low rs To astonish
the Oldest inhabitant. I7w1
Platteville Times: \ matched run
ming race took place at Rewey recently
between j. b. Huse's Bay Charley
and +. j. Benefits Diamond Joe,'
the latter taking the money, making it
in 2:30. The purse was s..
Have you seen Gundry & Gray,s at
| tractive stock of ready made clothing?
They will he sold at prices that defy
competition and at prices to suit all
| pockets. l7-wI
A grand pigeon and turkey shoot will
! take place at Belmont on Wednesday
next. Five hundred pigeons and three
hundred turkeys will be brought forth
and Kneeland Il Berglund's band will
be in attendance to urnish music. All
are invited.
Lewis Bros, of Linden and High
land. are selling ready-made Clot hing
at astonishingly low prices. Call and
be convinced of the truth Of this state
ment. 1Iwl
If you buy or sell any produce
or stock give the newspaper man a
chance to make note of it. Your
neighborS will then know what similar
articles are worth, and the season
when they are most in demand.
Mr.. John p. kieffer. who recently
bought Francis Mullen's farm, on
Monday last brought ten small hogs to
market, which he sold at $3.50 per cwt.,
bringing him about sos. Mr.. kieffer
had possession of the farm six days.
Does farming pay?
Married, on Tuesday, Nov. %, at
st. Paurs church by Rev. j. 0'keefe,
Mr.. james Cullen TO Miss Alice Car
penter; both of the town of Mineral
Point. The Democrat eongratulates
the happy couple, and wishes them all
manner of prosperity.
Mr.John Jewell and wife will start on
Tuesday next for Cherokee. Iowa.
They have been visiting during the
past few months at Mr.. JEWELS form
en- home in the town of Linden. Tie
Democrat wishes them health and
prosperity in their new home in the
| west.
Peck's Sun is the most successful
humorous paper ever published in the
northwest. 1t is almost as good a
paper in its way rs The Iowa County
| Democrat. Take them both. and YOU
will be able to catch on" to what is
transpiring throughout the country.
The Democrat is such favorite that
it has become almost the regular thing
for subscribers when they call in 10
renew their subscriptions, to order The
Democrat sent to some of their friends.
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present than years subscription TO