Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-01-27

Pitted Cherries, at j. a. Spratlers. .
The weather has been sort Of off and
on so far this week
Lemons. Oranges, Cranberries and
Apples, at j. 4. Spratlers. -
Jas A. Owen is still confined TO his
1SSne, with rheumatism.
Macy and Lima Beans, al J. ~ Sprat-
tars. p
Hon. James Ryan has orr thanks for
state documents.
After an absence Of eight years
Mr.. G Gorge Ross is visiting old friends
iu this city.
Patnam Cobb, I. Sweet and Johnny
Strachan left ON last FRIDAY morning
to attend Racine College.
To insure insertion in the DEMOCRAT
all notices should be handed in not later
than Thursday morning.
A j. White, former resident Of
Lafayette county, nov Of Newell,
Iowa. is visiting friends iii this vicinity.
Dry Goods Hosiery. Mitts and Gloves;
also Mems ndearwear, very cheap,
at Teasdale X Coads. p
Sebastian Duppler is filling the old
"Olive Branch" building with a supply
of ice for the coming summer.
Health and strength given to delicate
women. nursing mothers and infaht
childreG who use Browns Iron BitterS.
Coasting and counting is INDUCED in
by the young folks on the hihside5
these warm evenings of late.
Canned. Green and Dried Fruits, us
cheap rs the cheapest, at Teasdale Il
Coad's. "a
Charles Springer has removed his
cigar store aud factory 10 Gillmann's
building. next door t. IIoare Bros
music store.
ichaldson's Boots and shoes; also
mems, Ladies' and Misses. Rubber
goods. at remarkably low prices, at
reasdale 4 Coad's. II
The Trinity church sociable at the
residence of Hon. NJ. NJ. Strong. on
Wednesday evening was well attended
and highly enjoyed
Married. ut the Globe Hotel, i'll this
city. by T. Allen. ST.. Mr.. James IRE
mellyB If Miffiln. Ia Miss Netiic A.
cpargo Of Linden.
John Schwartz, who came hone from
Blair, Nebraska. ON account of the
death of his sister. returned to that place
again on Thursday afternoon.
Ayers Pills are the best of all pur-
gatives for family use. They are
pleasant, safe and sure. and excel all
other Pills III healing and curative
qualities. a5lw
Mineral Point made 4 creditable
showing at the Southwestern Wiscon-
sin Poultry exhibition at Darlington.
rs will be seen by the list of premiums
awarded, published in another column.
The ladies of the II. Agnes Guild
will give Kate Greenaway and Jaean
csc Festival in the Opera House, on
the 18th Of February. All who come
may expect good time. Entrance fec,
10 cents.
Beautiful Embroideries and Ladies
Muslin Underwear. Just opened ut
at James Morgan's East Water 81,
Milwaukee. His clearing sale Of
cloaks, Dolman's. Blankets. CloakinGs.
Hoods, &c. continues.
Mr.. ID. Il. Lawler. OF Ridgeway,
started for Chicago on Monday to visit
relatives. He was accompanied by his
niece. Miss Tutie Mcmahon. who has
been visiting Nth him for the past
few months
Died. in Dodseyille, January p, 1882,
of inflammation, Fanny. wife of John
sampson, aged - years. Deceased was
a daughter of z. ! Morris of Dodge
willie. and leaves husband and three
children. the youngest being about six
months Did.
4 conden sell statement Of the trans
actions of the Iowa County Agricul-
tural society for the year 1881. will be
found in another column. The report
of the Treasurer shows that there is IN
his hands 4 balance Of Sl.l62-S9. The
Society Is TO be congratulated mp"n its
good standing.
We regret TO announce the death of
one Of Ridgeway's oldest and most
rcspec citizens. Mr.. Joseph Blake,
who died Saturday last. at Verona Cor
ners, Dane Co. where he was visiting
relatives. He was buried in the u. NJ.
Church graveyard. at Ridgeway. on
Monday. by the Masonic fraternity, Of
which he WAS member.
After closing up his business affairs
here. Mr.. j. ID. James took his depar-
for his new home at Storm Lake. Iowa.
last Friday. Mr.. James had been sue
csssfully engaged in the harness and
5 ddlery business here for many years.
and leaves host of friends. whose
best wishes go with him to his new and
promising location