Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-09-15

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Cloaks. Dolmans, Pushes, Velvets,
Millinery, Hosiery, Boots, Shoes, Slip
pers, &C., are being received at James
Morgan's. East Water St., Milwaukee,
every day for the Fall trade, and
marked to sell at the lowest prices in
America.
Superintendent Perkins of the county
poor farm with his household attended
the fair last week. He desires to en-
pres; his thanks to the Association
for admitting the members of his
extensive family free, and for gen.
eral good treatment.
Dodgeville people attended our fair
in full force last week. Let our people
re turn the compliment by being present
at the 10 wa County Fair to be held at
Dodgeyille next week. They should
also take pride in helping to make it
one of the most successful exhibitions
in the State.
Mis-. Kate Atkins, a wealthy lady of
Pittsburg, Pa, writes: Rich food and
high living, night parties, fashionable
dressing and the general frivolity of
high lille, had been affecting my health
quite seriously. | commenced using
Browns Iron Bitters and now am as
lively as young girl, and excel them
all in endurance. 1t is more refresh
ing than champagne and its strength
enins effects are lasting. Nv
Mrs. John McArdle was the fort
unaie winner of the special ten dollar
premium offered by Brewer & Pen
hallegon Of the Cash Grocery House.
The Democrat believes the honor Of
being able to make butter that will
take the premium over such Il large
number and excel, ut qnai,iv of en-
tries is worth mole than the liberal
premium paid; and all those who APP
| preciate good butter Will nave Kindly
remembrance for the worthy lady
who carried off the prize.
l VII 4 LlhI lSloI 4Ils. WYE. " +. NyoOD
| met with a painful accident. The
carriage horses were Standin. in front
of the residence, and Mrs. Coob took
| them by the reinS to lead them for
ward, hen one of them reared, and
in coming to the ground drew her arm
over the neckyoke breaking it above
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set by DR.. Mix Of this city, and DR..
Osborne, now of Rockford, who was
here at the time attending the fair
Mrs. Cobb is, we understand. doing rs
we'll rs can be expected.
Don't look at the Wheeler II Wilson
Office window, you who have old, worn
out machines The nice stitching done
on the New No. would make your
teeth water. 5wl
For The Democrat to attempt to give
personal mention of the many thouS
andS who attended the fair would ne
ceSsitate the publication of L sheet
larger than any paper in the United
States, so we will have to be satisfied
much we would like to mention them
all. What we can say. however, is that
J Mineral Point felt honored by the visit
of such large number of 1.-THE best
people that live in this section of the
west or wherever their homes may be,
and we invite one and all to come
again, and come often.
The Green County Fair to be held at
Monroe on Wednesday, Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday of next week prom
Uses to be of far more than usual in
terest. The programme consists of a
grand military parade and drill by the
Monroe City Guards and finely con-
tested races each day, besides the Gus
tomary fair doings. The justly cele-
brated Monroe Cornet Band and a
Juvenile Martial Band will furLi sh
music The occasion will undoubtedly
be a pleasant one and all of our people
who can do so should attend ut least
one day.
There was very pleasant gather
ering at Trinity parsonage on Tuesday
evening. The occasion was the tenth
anniversary of the marriage, or tin
wedGing) of Rev. and Mrs. Chase
The company was composed of par
ishioners and other friends, who were
very Hospitality and agreeably enter
tanned. The guests rendered hearty
congratulations, and spent the evening
i'll social chat. The presents were nu-
mer0us and varied; quite a number
being very uniqe.
The company dispersed, sincerely
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