Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-08-04

w m. Ld2yOH, JT., uOTIH Oh tHiS CITY.
The binder did its work well. cut clean,
gathered up all the grain, bound it
tightly into bundles, ard it was the
universal opinion of all present that
the Irvine binder is one of the most
wonderful improvements of the age.
Richardson's Boots and Shoes are
the best in the market. A full line
on hand and for sale cheap at
49tf. TEAsDALE Il CoAD'S.
The Cold Water Temple held their
annual picnic on Tuesday. The child
rem marched from the lodge room to
Ross grove, where they partook of
basket supper. We were sorry to
see such a small crowd march, es-
pecially the older ones. We congrat-
ulate those who had enough prime iple
to turn out aud show their colors.
AN OBSERVER.
james Morgan. East Water Street,
Milwaukee, is closing out his stock
of fine Parasols, Dolmans, Cloaks, Sum-
mer Dress Goods, Summer Hosiery.
and is offering special bargains in fine
Shoes, Laces, SC.
A lodge of Free and Accepted
Masons was organized at Fennimore,
Grant county, ON Thursday evening,
the 9th ult., with the following Off
GERS: Warren E. Gale. w. NJ; l.. E.
Rogers, S. W; Matt. E. Burchard. J.
w. The members Of Boscobel Com
mandery were present in full force
and also good delegation from Min
eral Point Commandery, among others
Hon. J. w. Rewey and G. A. Blanch-
ard.
The Cash Grocery House retails
Goods in their line for cash at whole
sale prices. Our goods are not ex-
celled. or our prices equalled by any
grocery house in Southwestern Wis
consin. 51w2.
We have been informed this week
by Mr.. Thomas Ellwood, of the firm
of Ellwood Bros, the Dodgevllle
nurserymen, that the grape crop is
very promising at present. but is not
50 far advanced as it should be at this
season of the year. The apple crop is
very good, but is being very much
injured by the ravages created by the
codling moth. which produces the worm
in the apple which causes it to drop
off before maturity.-Sun.
The Pick and Cad is the name of
Shullsburg's new paper. Mr.. J. NJ.
Law, one of Lafayette county's old
and respected citizens is the gentle
man who will lead this new journal
istic venture through the storms and
calms which always fall to the lot of
a local newspaper. May this partic-
ular Pick and Cad have easy ground
to work In, and may the proprietor
strike a paying lead, is the wish of
the Democrat.
In Ayers Ague Cure we have pos
tive remedy for fever and ague, and
all malarial disorders, and one entirely
free from quinine, arsenic or other in
furious drugs. 1t is the chemical and
mechanical triumph of the age. WI
The Dodgeville school board has en-
gagged the following corps of teachers
for the ensuing year, under whose
management the enviable reputation of
our schools will no doubt be MAIN
tanned:
Principal, J. W. Livingston; assistant Miss
Myrtle Sylvester; LIST grammar Miss Lizzie
sineox; ID grammor, Miss Mary Wright; LIST in
termediate. Miss Mile Robinson; I'd intermedi-
ate, Miss Josephine Ranger: LIST primary Miss
Minnie Carter; I'd primary, Miss Libbie Hooper.
The fall term will open on the second
Monday in Observation-Disclosures.
Naturally pale invalids are greatly
improved in health and appearance by
using Browns Iron Bitters. 1t
strenthens mind and body, brightens
the eye, gives rosy cheeks and creates
q perfect picture of health, strength
and beauty.
The postoflice at Hyde's Mill, which
was Suspended some time since on
account of the resignation of the
postmaster, Mr.. Hughes, was re-opened
last Saturday, with Mr.. W. a. Hazel
tine us postmaster, and mail route
established between that place and
Arena. For the present the mail
carrier makes his trips on Tuesdays
and Fridays, but it is probable that
the timC will soon be changed to
Wednesdays and Saturdays, as that
would better accommodate the people
ID. Jenkins the artist has refurnished
his gallery, which presents a very in
viting appearance, indeed. He has also
added new scenery, and it will do you
good to have your picture taken by the
rock. Mr.. Jenkins spares no pains to
please, and his work is excellent.
The twenty-seventh annual fair of
the Iowa County Agricultural Society
will be held at Dodgeville on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, September
10, 20 and 81, 1882. The premium list |
has been carefully revised and the
officers are putting forth every possible |
effort to make the coming fair q very
successful one. The people of the
county ought to take an active part in
in the work by bringing stock
aud articles for exhibition. The Chron-
cle says: :" 1t will be noticed that the
premiums in some of the departments |
are larger, and the list generally more |
than ever before. The
nanagurs are doing their full part in
the matter and if the people only pre-
pare and come out as they should. the
Iowa county fair can be made to snr
pass that of any other society in this
part of the state. Let's all go to work
% make 1t so.
Real Estate Transfers.
As RECORDED BY THE REGISTER OF
DEEDS OF IOWA COUNTY, FOR THE
WEEK ENDING JULY 90 1882.