Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-08-18

allty In the cause or puollc education.
The brick-layers at the zinc works
have been delayed by an error of the
Fire Brick company inshipping them
two car loads of brick intended for
the Elgin Watch Co, instead of the
kind ordered, and adapted for their
work.
On my Remnant Counter this week
Will be found some goods, which all
have and will be sold way below their,
value. Bargains for somebody, first
come, first served, at Deller's.
l.. NJ. Fay, of the Madison Dem
ocrat, spent few hours in Mineral
Point on Tuesday. [ he Democrat is
one of the very best newspapers of
the state; it is thoroughly democratic,
not too independent, but just indie
pendent enough.
The best remedy for eXerting pow
erful tonic effect on the muscles gov
erning and controlling the action of
the heart is Browns Iron Bitters WI
Quarterly meeting was held in the
NJ Z. church of this city on Sunday
last. Presiding Elder Hamilton
preached morning and evening. His
four years labor as Presiding Elder
has closed and successor will be APP
pointed by the Conference which meets
in September next.
Report says that W. II. Cotterell, for
merly of this place recently took unto
himself il wife at iowa City, Iowa
We have not learned the ladies name
or any of the particulars of the happy
event, but The Democrat hereby and
hereon extends its sincertst congratu-
lations and good wishes to viii and his
bride.
Mineral Point has inlugurated d
scheme for their fair that will draw
like Il mustard plaster. They have
engaged the Monroe Band, one of the
best i'll the state. il there is one thing
more than another that will draw a
big crowd and keep them in humor
it is Il good band of music Rich,
land Republican.
Dry wood for sale. Leave youl
orders ut the Ci,J Livery Stable.
2ml KELLER Il PRIDEAUN.
The tide of emigration has turned
and many of our citizens who Went
| elsewhere in the hope of lettering
their fortunes, are returning, well sat
isfed that with a little more western
enterprise manifested by all of her
citizens this city will not only hold he1
position as the leading market in one
of the most prosperous sections of
country in this or any other State, but
become great manufacturing ceAteI
as well.
The Gymnasium Club will give an
other free entertainment, just nortl
of c. Springer's cigar factory, on sat
urday evening. Let every one attend
The ahullsburg Pick and Cad says
The thirteenth annual exhibition OF
the :. W. Wis. |. A., ut Mineral Point
on the 9TH, 9th, 18th and Sth of Septem
Der next, will be well worth attend
ing. Those who are fond OF the
eXcitements of the turf will be treatct
-, r +,.i., Iol,
be entertaining They always have ;
good time at the Mineral Point fair
| and We adv Use all who can, to go. VT
make our puliteSt bow to Secretary
| Mclllon for Il complimentary ticket.
Linen Suits. Summer CIoaks, Dol
mans and Mantles are being closed Ou>
at James Morgan's, East Water Street
| Milwaukee. at half price. lie is offer
! ing great bargains in Dress Goods. Par
asols, line Shoes, &c.
\. ii. KrouSkop of Richland Center
occupies eight pages of the advertising
space of the Richland County Pre-
MUM List Mr.. krouskop is one OF
the most liberal advertisers in Wis.
consin, and this together with his
other well known business qualili-
cations has enabled him to secure a
monopoly of the trade of Richland
county. The amount which he pays
the printer is but as Il drop in the
bucket when compared with the large
returns 1t brings him in increased
business. lie appears to appreciate
this fact and yearly increases the
amount to he expended in adyertis-
ing.
Twenty-Five cents will buy two pairs
knit seamless socks of better and heaV-
ier quality than ever offered anywhere,
at Deller's.
People living in the country are
just now being visited by some en-
terprisiug individuals engaged in the
clothing business. They represent
themselves rs employees of extensive
houses in the large cities and sell
their wares at bottom figures. Silks
are disposed of by samples, ut nominal
prices, and carpets that can not be
procured for less than $50 are sold for
II and 20 cents per yard. y deposit of
from 81 to 81 is required as a guar
anty and the delivery Of the articles
is promised in the sweet by and by.
Public benefactors. cut from the same
pattern, carried on precisely the same
operations a few years ago, but after
securing the bonus, always failed to
re-appear. People in this section
should keep a sharp look out for these
travelling windlers.-Platteville Wit
ness.
Mr.. David D. Jones, of Parkersburg.
W. Va, writes: Il experienced for
many years great annoyance and suf-
fering from rheumatism and weak
ness OF the kidneys. and my bowels
were almost always irregular. l tried
Browns Iron Bitters. 1t acted like
charm, eStoring me at once to regular
health and banishing all pain from my
body" WI