Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-10-20
Every PAIR of the celebrated Congdon
Boots and Shoes warranted in stock
and work to any eastern make at
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and work to any eastern make at
DELLER's.
One hundred and fifty tons of hard
coal greetings will be unloaded at the
zinc company's works before opera
lions commence, and it is intended to
keep that amount on hand in order to
avoid running out in case of snow
blockade or freight delays.
S3.OO-Think of it-Three Dollars
will buy a Chinchilla Mems 0vercoat
at Deller's. No use talking, Deller
must have struck some concern in
New York that wanted money.
The NJ. E. Sociable is not dead. At
least they had good company and a
pleasant time at Ex-Mayor Hutchison's
on Wednesday evening of this week.
Next Wednesday evening, Oct. %, the
Sociable will be held at the residence
of Mr.. James Spensley, where's good
time is expected. All are invited.
Fall and winter goods are arriving
daily, and the number of bales and
boxes dumped off in front of Deller's
indicates the prospect of a big fall
trade.
We were shown, the other day.
by Will Lanyon, of this city, sample
of the pig zinc manufactured at the
new zinc works of w. and J. Lanyon,
Pittsburg, Kansas. These works are
now in full blast, and possess every
advantage for cheaply manufacturing
the ere into cast zinc, and will, with
out doubt, prove paying enterprise
for the proprietors.
Come and get yonr me..s..r IS taken
tor new suit or ovrrcuat, and we
guarantee perfect fit 'f no sale. A
splendi dchoice of cloths and worsteds
received from New York and Phila-
delphia. J. DELLER.
Mineral Point was honored during
the past week. with visit from Judge
l.. M. Jackson, formerly Judge of this
circuit and for twenty-one years con-
sui at Halifax, Novia Scotia. During
his stay here he was cordially greeted
by very many of our old citizens who
knew him in days gone by. He wears
his years well. and is as Of old an
affable courteous gentleman. He
returned to his home in Madison, on
| Wednesday.
| Best new White Winter Wheat and
Spring Wheat Flour, Shorts, Bran.
! Corn-meal, Feed, &c, kept constantly
OF hand at G. Sherman's Flour and
| Feed Store. 7tf
Died in this city. at the residence of
Mrs. Dunbar, on Saturday night, Oct.
IA, Thomas Dunbar, aged 70 years.
The deceased was Il resident of this
county for many years, having lived
in the town of Clyde until about six
years ago. when he came to this city.
The funeral took place on Monday
The remains were taken TO the Cath
Ollie cemetery, near Otter Greek, in the
town of Clyde.
The best preparation known in
market for restoring gray hair to its
original color is Halls Vegetable Sicil-
ian Hair Remover. Try it.
We are panied to record the death of
James Short of Ridgeway. The de-
ceased was 23 years Of age, and had
been working in Waukesha, where he
was taken sick. He returned home Il
week ago, and despite all efforts to re-
lieve him he rapidly sank until his
death on Tuesday, Oct. 10. lie was
buried from the Ridgeway Catholic
Church, on Thursday.
The sound of the whistle of the
large Corliss engine ut the zinc
works startled our people at high
twelve on Wednesday.
The attention of our readers is
directed to the professional card Of
Aldro jerks. Attorney and Counsellor,
Dodgeville, Wis, successor to Briggs
& jerks. Mr.. jerks, although COM
paratively a young man, is recognized
as one of the leading attorneys of
Iowa county. He is a man of eX-
cellent ability, and applies himself
closely to the study of cases entrusted
to him, and hence his success in
practice.
There will be public sale of high
grade stock at the farm of the late
John Spensley, one mile northwest
of this city. cn Friday October 9th,
1882, See notice elsewhere.
Col. VIM. f. Villas. OF Madison, and
Hon. Burr W. Jones, democratic can
didate for member OF congress, will
speak in this city on Friday evening,
October 9th. Our citizens without
regard 10 party should attend. at the
Opera House, next Friday evening, and
listen to an able and candid discussion
of the issues that are now before the
country.
Lost, on the 9th inst. an early spring
calf. with red and white spots,-o
white spot ON forehead. The finder
will be rewarded for returning it to
my place opposite Jerusalem Springs,
or for giving information of its
whereabouts. JOHN PETER.
Prof. 4. r. Cornwall, state agent of
the prohibitory amendment aSsoci-
alton will speak in the interests of
the prohibition party at the Opera
house in this city, this, Friday,
evening The Fox Lake Representa-
tive says of the Professors lecture
at that place: "On Sabbath evening
21st. inst, the Baptist church was
freely opened in the interests of the
prohibition movement. Professor A.
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