Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-03-17

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Female diseases, brought on by i'm
prudence. exposure, or the use of i'm
proper medicines, are quickly relieved
with Browns Iron Bitters Nv
Alex McNeal. of Waldwick, gave the
DEMOCRAT pleasant call on Monday.
Mr.. McNeal erected during the past
year one of the finest residences in his
town.
Married, ut the residence of the brides
father, in Mineral Point, March 9th by
Rev. Chas. Irish, Mr.. Henry Johns of
Cherokee, Iowa. to Miss Emma Ben
NETT of Mineral Point.
Adam Eulberg and wife of Dodge
vile, took short rest from the cares
of host and hostess of the Commercial
House, at Dodgeville, and will visit tie
State Capitol this week.
Al. Hornung, Adolph Appel's right
hand man, is proving himself an
adept in the use of the razor, and he
will doubtless help to keep up the good
reputation of Appel's old reliable bar
beI shop.
The Lemars iowa Liberal contains
in recent number description of the
great hardware establishment of Pew
& Larue, in which Jno. Penhallagon Jr.
has responsible 4" sit.
Mails close for Dodgeyille, at Z
o'clock a. m. for the r. r. at $40 a. m.
and Il m. Mails arrive from Dodgeville
between and p. m. r. r. 1870 a. M
and 9:10 p. m.
Nick Shillen has fitted up an elegant
billiard room. The decorations are
handsome and the frescoeing ETC.. re-
fleets great credit an those master
workmen Weidenfellef L Son.
We regret to chronicle the continued
and serious illness of Miss Mary Mil
ler,-daughter of our old townsman
Jos. F. Miller,-who has been affected
for several months.
There was pool tournament at the
Commercial House, on Monday eve
ming. Mr.. Eulberg. the proprietor
offered prize Of SIS; $40 for the first
So for the second So for the third. En-
trance fee 81, free for all.
| VIM. Strauss and Abe Deller started
on Monday for Chicago, where Mr..
Strauss will purchase stock of goods
for his Spencer, Iowa store, and Mr..
| Deller will purchase largely for his
fathers dry goods emporium in this
city.
Delos p. Beech left this city on
Tuesday for Milwaukee, where he has
accepted situation under the C. NJ. &
st. p. Co. We err not in the least
when we say, his departure causes
unanimous regret.
The company to manufacture zinc
white will he known in the future as
the first among the important enter
priseS that shall have been established
in Mineral Point, after our almost
Rip Van Wrinkle sleep.
Died, in Dodgeville, on Friday morn
ing March. 10th, at 8 o'clock. Mr.. Rich
ard Rogers, aged sixty-seven years.
Uncle Dick :" (as he was familiarly
called had many friends throughout |
Southwestern Wisconsin who will |
miss the genial, kind hearted old man
Mr.. Albert Williams, resident of |
this county from childhood, accompa-
MED by his wife and family will in
few days start for Idaho. They intend
to make their future home in the far
west. May health and prosperity at
tend them.
The Darlington Democrat says
Capt. Osborn informs US that he has
rented the room lately occupied by
Ferrin Il Swift, and will remove the
Post Office there as soon as possible.
We understand also that Frank Gray
is to be assistant postmaster.
The bill appropriating five hundred
dollars the S. w. Wis. [. A. has passed
the Senate and its passage by the As
sembly is considered certain. So long
as appropriations are the order of the
day, Southwestern Wisconsin ought to
receive her share.
E. IL. Scholiield, Of Dodgeville, har-
ness maker. has raised his building,
and put in an entire new front, which
shows off his goods now in an at
tractive manner. Mr.. Scholfield is a
pioneer in the village, and master
workman in his trade.
The Darlington Democrat says that
Albert Richardson is looking after
IN illicit distillery in Iowa county.
The Democrat undoubtedly thinks
hat by giving publicity to the fact, it
will aid Mr.. Richardson in finding the
liStillery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Hanscom and ,
laughter, have returned to this city {
after an absence of several years, at ,
Warren and Platteville. They will re-
eeive hearty welcome from our citizens,
who recognize in them valuable adj
iition to the community. !
}. Thompson Il Sons, OF Beloit, have
issued an interesting catalogue of the
genuine Norwegian plows which they 1
1t also contains por- Z
trait and short biographical sketch of S
the Presidents of the United States
Town to, and including Chester A. Ar t
thur.
Some of our local exchanges printed
On the all-at-home plan, are running
heir Merry Christmas and " Happy
New Year advertisements. yet. In
stead of dead advertisements our read Z
ers prefer full reports of public events
and they get such reports full and
complete on the patent side of the
Iowa County Democrat.
Mr.. Ed. A. Phillips, who not only |
successfully manages the q. S. Hotel, {
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