Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-02-17

Charles & Wasley showed us, the
other day the plan for beautiful new
steeple and clock, which they are go
ing 10 erect on the NJ E. church at
Linden.
Charles Weston and wife. of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, are spending few days
in Mineral Point and Linden, being on
their way back home from trip to
Michigan.
a lady of our city succeeded in re-
moving troublesome wart by the
novel, but effectual method of talking
it to death. She still has left a good
supply of the remedy.
Peter Toay, of this town met with
quite a serious accident Tuesday, by
getting one of his feet mashed in
well drilling machine. 1t is feared he
will be obliged to have it amputated
Dan thinner. Jr., of Cobb, has been
one of the busiest men in Iowa coun-
ty during the past year, in putting up
new buildings in that flourishlng
young city.
The non-union cigar makers of Mil
yaukee, have petitioned the city offic-
ialS for protection, and warned them
that the city will be held responsible
for any injury done them by the union
cigar makers.
Rev. l.. H. Jenkins will continue the
lectures on Pilgrims Progress on
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday eve
nings, at the Pres hyteri;h church All
are invited.
The only bitterS and the only prepar-
alton of iron that gives complete salts
faction is Browns Iron Bitters. 1t con-
tains no alcohol. 1t does not blacken
the teeth. 1t gives real strength.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wasley left on Tues
day morning for Fairbault, Mimi,
which place they will make their flu
ture home The best wishes of many
friends go with them.
James Mckinley, an old resident of
the Survey, north of this city, died at
his home on Wednesday. His remains
will be inferred in the Irish Catholic
cemetery in this city to-day friday.
That good artist, JAS Dabb, who has
been living in Lemars, Iowa, for the
past few months is at work at his old
stand III Moffetts block. See his no.
tice to the public in another column.
Mrs. kissell now of LeMars, Iowa,
is paying her old home short visit
this week. Her many friends will be
glad to know that she is prospecting in
the restaurant business in the Gate
city of Iowa.
| Our morning passenger train now
arrives i'll Milwaukee twenty-five min
utes earlier than heretofore at IL 30,
instead of 12:l5; returning the train
now leaves Milwaukee ten minutes
later-at APO. instead of 4:lo
Funl Fun, Fun At ]. NJ. Hae's
Dental Rooms. The extraction of
teeth made painless by the administra-
ton of the safest aneSthetic known.
Nitrous oxide Office over james C. H.
Jewelry Store.
The entertainment given by the
Cleme2t Comedy company last Friday
evening, was up to the usual high
standard of excellence, all of the COM
pany being good in their several
parts.
Whilst passing, you should stop and
look at d. Jenkins show case. of samples
of photographs, which are some of the
best work we have ever seen, and
parties will do well to entrust him with
their work
Found. on high street, on Wednesday
morning early, gold serpentine ear
ring, with coral set, entangled with
solitary whisker. The owner is re-
quested to call at Moffett's drag store,
prove property, pay for this notice and
take them away. 2S-Iw
All persons in Cobb OF vicinity who
desire anything in the line of printing
or publishing, can call on Ed. Thomas,
our agent and correspondent at that
place. Mr.. Thomas is square man to
do business with. and one of the best
natured fellows in the world
a number of fine residences are to
be erected in Cobb, during the com
ing spring and summer Mr.. |. C.
Comfort, we understand, intends to
build handsome residence in the vii
lage, and remove to it sometime be-
fore next winter
James II. Gray, Of Darlington, is on
a visit to his parents, bringing with
him as wife lovely lady, formerly
Miss Buchanan, whom he captured
among the Hawkeyes. so Saws a
correspondent Of the Shullsburg Free
Press.
4 public meeting of farmers, of La
Fayette county, "for The purpose of
organizing farmers association for in
terchange of views and to devise ways
and means for mutual improvement.
will be held at the court house. in
Shullsburg, on Saturday, the 18th
inst.
The case of John Spensley, plaintiff,
VS.. the Lancashire Insurance company,
defendant, was tried in the Supreme
Court, at Madison. last week, Lanyon
4 Spensley and 2. A. Orion, appearing
for the plaintiff. and Moses NJ Strong
and J. N. Lask, for the defendant.
The decision will be rendered in about
two weeks.
The Brodhead Independent says that
it has been suggested by a number of
citizens of that place, that the board
of trustees make an appropriation,
sufficient to purchase 100 wooden buck
cts, said buckets be painted red, and
marked so as TO identify them, and