Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-10-27
LOCAL ITEMS.

Col. w. L. Villas ut the Opera House
this Friday night.
Barr w. Jones ut the Opera House
this Friday night.
Grand Republican rally ut the Opera
House next Tuesday evening.
+. w. Reyes will speak in Dodge
vile. on Monday evening next, Oct. 30.
S. S. Brown. the noted stock-raiser
living near Galena, Ills, died of par
alysis, on Saturday, the 21st inst.
The work done 10y the st, Get COM
missioner on High street meets the
approval of everyone.
L. w. Reyes will speak ut the Opera
House in this city, on Tuesday eve
ming, October 3lst.
Edward, third son of Samuel Jenkin.
is confined to his bed with Il severe
attack of peritonitis.
Attention is called to the card of n.
X. VanMatre. Auctioneer. to be found
III another column.
A large stock of q. Richardson's
Boots and Shoes, the best in the mar
ket, very cheap, 1T Teasdale & Coad's.
Henry Brrmker, Jr, highly re-
spected citizen Of the town of Ridge
way, died on Wednesday morning of
last week.
Let everybody turn out to hear Col.
w. f. Villas and Hon. Burr w. Jones,
at the Opera House, on Friday eve
ening.
The annual meeting of the 5. w. Wis.
Industrial Association will be held ut
the Opera House, in this city, at two
o'clock p. III. of Saturday, November 1.
George Carter, of Lemars, Iowa, has
been shaking hands with old friends
and acquaintance in this city during
the past week. He enjoys health and
prosperity.
The " intelligent compositor made
us say last week that 80 tons of coal
| would be on hand at the zinc works
1t should have been more than one
thousand tons.
Married, ut Dodgeyille, on Oct. 18th,
by Rev. w. j.. c. Bond, Mr.. Edwin c.
| Webb, of this city, and Miss Eliza
Holmes, of Mifflin.
Marrie,., by Rev. j. Allen, ST., at his
| residence in this city, on the 10th inst,
Mr.. John LivenS, of Lancaster. Grant
county, and Miss Eta Davis, of Lin
den, Iowa county.
Best new White Winter Wheat and
Spring Wheat Flour, Shorts. Bran,
Corn-meal, Feed, &c, kept constantly
on hand at C. Sherman's Flour and
Feed Store. 1tf
George Carter, of LemarS, Iowa, on
Saturday last bought four hundred
bushels Of winter apples from Ellwood
Bros, of Dodgeville, which he intends
10 snip 10 l4eldIS.
\ fine new writing desk has been
placed in the Office of the I. S. Hotel.
1t is ornamented with cards of live
business men of the city, and presents
very attractive appearance.
There will be public sale of high
grade stock at the farm of the late
John Spensley, one mile northwest
of this city. en- Friday October a7th.
1882, See notice elsewhere.
Rev. f.. l.. Eaton. pastor of the NJ.
E. Church, of Madison, and Prof. John
NJ. DIN, of Madison, will speak at the
Opera House, in this city, on Thursday
evening, November 2d. in the interests
of temperance and civil service reform.
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