Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-10-13

Races at Darlington Oh rlGdy anu
Saturday Oct 18th and 18th.
Seven pounds of good roasted coffee
for one dollar, at f. kinne's. loft
Our merchants are laying i'll large
stocks for the fall and winter trade.
Flour. Bran, and Feed at the City
Mill. loft
Silk Beaver Hats in all the fashion
able shades at Katie I.enahan'S. 1w
james Stephens, of this city, sold
his farm, near Laxey, to Simon Harker.
Sugar Cured Hams at 10 cents per
| pound, at E. Kinne's. loft
Read the important announcement
of ThoS. Alton Jr. of Miillin, in an
other column.
The Crawford County fair was
held last week and proved sue
cess
Albert F. Osborne, formerly of this
city, died recently at Sacramento, Cal,
of typhoid fever.
The Lancaster wooden mill is kept
running to its fullest capacity on
! account Of a rush of orders.
lbs good Coffee for 81. Good Smok-
ing Tobacco, 30 cts. per pound, at
loft TEASDALE & CoAD's.
Several carloads of brick arrived 4
few days since for the new tank in
the c. VI. & st. p. Ry. yards.
The through freight starts out from
this city with long trains of cattle,
sheep, and hogs each day.
The Darlington Democrat gave a
very creditable report of the fair held
at that place the week previous.
VIII and Colonel Lanyon recently
shot two large foxes about two and
one half miles north west of this city.
A new engine was put upon the
Platteville branch of this railroad
division OH Monday. Bert Slater op-
crates it.
The Herald reports that sixteen
persons last week took their depart
ure from, Lancaster for the golden
west.
A large stock of G. Richardson's
! Boots and Shoes, the best in the mar
ket, very cheap, at TeaSdale & Coad's.
loft
The c. NJ. st. Z. Co. are putting up
additional stock pens for loading and
are making changes in regard to the
platforms used for loading ores, etc.
| j. Deller has laid in an immense
stock Of goods for the fall and winttr
trade. Look out tor his new adver-
tisement which will appear next week.
The fact is plainly evident that
Wisconsin is sending Il large delega-
tion of her best men and women to
swell the great tide of emigration
now rushing to the new northwest.
The Boots and Shoes sold by james
Morgan, East Water Street. Milwau-
kee, give general satisfaction, and the
Dolmms displayed ut his establish
ment are perfect in shape, well made
and CT the best materials
Elizabeth Walthouse will sell ut
| 'r,,acI.,y lnt, Al,
oath, at her residence. one mile south
one mile south of BlotZS mill, Il NUM-
Der of cat J., and sheep, and some
farming im.,.ements. w. j. llealey
auctionoer.
\ large section of the stone engine
house recently built by the Zine COM
pany fell to the ground on last Satur-
day night. 1t thought that the sinking
of well close to the wall which fell
caused the trouble.
o. f. Blakley has purchased the
Blakley House property in Darling
ton, and intends to take possession as
landlord Immediately. Mr.. b. will
without doubt make the Blakley
House u popular hotel.
That successful auctioneer. J. o.
Cushman. recently sold five thousand
dollars worth of property in one day,
ut J. b. Johnson's farm in the town
of Eden. CushmH can make prop
erty change hands if he is only given
a chance.
Hon. John Gray paid visit to friends
ut DeS Moines, Iowa, last week. He
says that he has hopes of the recovery
OF John James, who was recently
struck on the head with bar of iron
by the villain who attempted to rob
him, but says that he is yet confined
to his bed. and is still a very sick
man.
Editors returning from abroad, rs
well as recent emigrants, will find
Sarsaparilla helpful in avoiding the
hardships of acclimation, and in re-
moving the boils, pimples and efup-
tions consequent on sea diet. Its blood
cleansing properties remedy such
troubles promptly.
Nicholas Rock, of the town of Ken
dali. Lafayette county, during the past
year has made extensive improvements
on his farm. six miles south of this
city. He has erected large barn and
a dwelling house with cellar ISxeS feet.
The mason work was done by William
nupperts. of this city.
Best new White Winter Wheat and
Spring Wheat Flour, Shorts. Bran,
Corn-meal, Feed, &c. kept constantly
on hand at c. Sherman's Flour and
Feed Store. TT