Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-03-31

fatrlck conway anu NICK SnllleH
will give grand Easter Monday Ball.
at the City Hall, on Monday evening.
April 10th. 1882. Having made COM
plete arrangements for the occasion.
the proprietors will endeayor to ac-
commodate and please all who attend.
The supper will be furnished at the
Globe Hotel.
Joseph Munster is too live and ener-
getic man to permit poor sidewalk
to exist for any length of time near
his place of business. The old walk
in front of his shoe shop and leather
store, which was much better than
many others on some of our principal
streets has been removed and sub
stantiaI new sidewalk laid in its place.
Mr.. Alexander Grunnell, of Albany,
n. Y, SAYS: Il had been for years
troubled with great weakness of my
digestive organs. which seemed to be
always ont of fix. Most usually | suff-
cred from constipation, and at other
times a severe running off at the bow
els would set in. No remedy | ever
tried would regulate this function I'M
til tried Browns Iron BitterS. 1t re-
ally benifited me from the first day |
used it. My habits are now perfectly
regular, and as a strengthener of the
digestive organs. think Browns Iron
Bitters worth its weight in diamonds"
Mr. Teasdale Grange and Miss Ellen
Mitchell were united in the holy bonds
of matrimony at the residence of the
brides parents in this dity. on Thurs
day evening March 90. 1882. Rev. p.
Allen Sr.. officiating. The ceremony
was witnessed by large number of
relatives and friends. and the wedding
was in every way very pleasant one.
The bride was presented with large
number of elegan and appropriate
Wedding gifts. The happy couple
have hosts Of friends who will unite
~ I'LL NtIN1 1E@ho1hil LII thAliIutllS CCIl-
gratulations, and wish them pleas
ant journey through life. As farmer
would say, may the Oranges increase
and prosper.
a revolving case of brutal lust is re.
ported from Muscoda, where young
attorney Of that place named II. p. Nc
Nelly, assaulted little girl Of ten, 10
crafty his fiendish passions. Some
time ago McNelly's father. who is a
wldower, took the child to bring up A
week ago last Sunday while young Nc
Nelly and the child were alone in the
house the former took advantage of his
victims innocence and weakness to
commit crime at the very mention Of
which even strong men shudder The
child as soon us released by the brute
made her way to her mothers, mile
away, and told her pitiful story. Ex-
animation showed severe liberation
and bruises. McNelly denied the
charge. but before the laggard hand of
law, Which for some unaccountable
reason was in this case uncommonly
slow, could be laid on his shoulder, he
carried his dirty carcass ever into
Richland couaty and it was rumored
that he had gone to Dakota 4 war
rant is out for his arrest and rumors
to the contrary, it is hoped he may be
captured before long and made to suffer
the penalty of his brutal crime.
Grant County Herald.
The members and friends of the
Southwestern Wisconsin Industrial
Association should feel grateful to
Hon. James Ryan, member of assem-
bly,, from what was the northern dis
trict of this county. for the true sup
port which he gave to the bill appro-
priating $4,000 to the association; aud
when it is considered that the bill was
opposed by some Of the influential per-
sons residing i'll his district, he is more
than ever deserving of thanks. His
course is also creditable To himself for
it has shown him to be man who can
not be influenced by any petty spite or
sectional jealousy which may exist in
his district. Mr.. Ryan's friends here
were not surprised ut his course for
they knew that if our fair was entitled
to an appropriation he would vote and
work for the association to have it.
The DEMOCRAT does not claim that to
Mr.. Ryan is due all the praise for the
passage of the bill. for the friends of
the association are aware Of the hard
work performed by Hon. ]. " Rewey,
member from this district, and too
much praise can not be given him, but
OF course 1t was expected that he
would work for and father the bill.
We are creditably informed that our
Senator, Hon. VIM. Meffert, who in
troduced the bill. was labored with to
get his opposition to il. but he also
was found in the ranks OF the friends
of the association. Taking eve rythng
into consideration the representatives
from this county stood solid in the in
ter ests of the association.