Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-06-09
The Catholics of the town ofKendall

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Read C. H. Hornung's announcement
of New Arctic Soda Fountain. Call and
take drink and be convinced that you
can keep cool in the warmest weather
by partaking of the freezing beverages
which are dispensed from the Foun-
tain.
The closing exercises of the High
School will be held on Thursday after
noon of next week. Parents and all
interested in School matters should
accept the invitation to attend, and
thus manifest their interest in the
school and school work, and thereby do
very much work.
Farmers will notice with satisfact-
ion that the Mccormick Irvine Binder
is still ahead. All that money, inyen-
tive genius and skill could do has been
done to these machines what they are,
the leading machines in the world. The
firm of S. Hooking & Co., are selling
large numbers of them every week.
New Patterns of DRESS GOODS
and the latest styles, at
44w4 TEASDALE * CoAD's.
c. Hendra, the popular caterer, has
made arrangements to be able to meet
the wants the public better than ever
before. His ice-cream will be of ex-.
cellent quality. and the tired and weary
mortal can find no better place to rest
and he refreshed.
We are IN receipt of the Silver Plume
Coloradian, published by the firm of
Randall Il Noyes, T.. Latter being Mr..
Stephen Moves, form, ~ of Dodgeyille
The paper looks healthy, and the peo-
! pie of Silver Plume are 10 be congrat-
ulatedif they possess many more such
citizens as Mr.. NoyeS.
The best collection of canned goods
in the city at ]. A. Spratler's. 44w4
Sometimes a little assistance at the
right time will enable the system to
throw off an attack which might other
wise result in serious sickness Ayers
Pills should always be kept ut hand,
and promptly taken for the relief of
slight ailments before they become
| formidable diseases.
The business at James Morgans. Mil
waukee, the Leading Dry Goods
House., is growing more rapidly now
than 1T any former period. His Shoe
Department is us popular rs the Silk,
Dress Goods, Millinery, Cloak and
other departments.
Have you seen those Patent Rockers
at Bishops furniture store. They are
just the thing for comfort. 43w4
The friends of Mr. J ohm Enoch, whose
parents live in DodgeviIle, report that
he died few days ago, in New Next
co, f. ON the effects of burn which he
received there while trying to rescue
his team from a burning barn. His
remains is hourly expected to arrive
in DOdgeville.
The interior stairway of the Opera
House, which have hitherto been sub
jected to rough usage from the heavy
articles taken over them. have been
covered with tin, and will prove of
greater resistance to the careless hand
ling of baggage in future.
Call and examine 4. F. Bishops fine
Parlor Furniture. 43w4
1t seems that extremely deprayed
humanity will not perish with the
wretch Guiteau. The devlish actions
of some unknown person or persons
i'll cutting SO as to destroy the orni-
mental trees in front Of Mr.. Polking-
horns residence, and the Glass Tree"
and many other trees in the first ward
school grounds is enough to arouse
the righteous Indignation of any COM
munity.
\ Machine that could obtain the
Grand Gold Medal of the Royal Agri-
cultural Society of England, after lay
ing for three weeks Immediately pre-
viouS to being exhibited in the briny
deep off the coast OF Ireland, must be
something extraordinary. The Nc
Cormick Irvine Binder enjoys the hon
or, and farmers can do no better than
buy a machine so highly recommends
ed
Hosiery and Underwear, also Irish
Trimmings. very cheap. at
44W1 TEASDALE & CoAD'S
The Evening Wisconsin, us soon as
arrangements for early special tele-
grams can be effected, will print an
edition at two o'clock p. III. This edi-
tion will contain all the matter, tele-
grams. markets and city news now
published in the second edition-except
that which occurs between , o'clock
and 1. The edition will be printed in
time for the early afternoon trains
leaving Milwaukee. This new feat ure
will prove bonanza, as it gives the
markets one day ahead of morning
dailieS now served by the same trains
Those two-pound cans of Pears at j.
\. Spratlerss can't be beat Try can.
Married, in Dodgeville, June 5th,
1882, by Rev. VIM. Charles, at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, DR.. II. C.
Cntler and Miss Mariana Prideaux.
The marriage was quiet affair in the
immediate vicinity where it occurred,
but up town there was great hilarity
and rejoicing at the Doctors good for
tune, on account of the bounteous sup
ply of wedding cake, ordered by the
Doctor to be set up for the boys at the
various saloons. The boys all unite in
wishing the Doctor long life and a
frequent recurrence of the same event.
Mr.. Brand. of Madison. gave an ell
ocutionary entertainment. at the NJ. E.
church, in Dodgeville, on Friday
evening last. Your correspondent was
present. having obtained the loan of
4 ticket from the pastor, Elder Dock
nam, by depositing twenty-five cents
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