Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-28

Rev. j. y. Elliott VIII preach IN the
Presbyterian church on next Sabbath
morning and evening.
Note change in Dr. Wingender'S den
tai card. Nitrous oxide, or laughing
gas, given.
Tie pay ear came up over the road
on Wednesday night and left at about
seven O'Clock Thursday morning.
The agents of the Mccormick II. NJ.
Company delivered eight twine-bind-
ers to farmers in this city on Saturday
last.
Married, on Sunday. July 23d. by
Rev. q. Irish, MI. Wn Adams and
Miss Susan Temby; ali of Mineral
Point.
The DodgevilIe Chronicle says of the
S.W. Wis. !. AZ: With its new grounds
anu new track the managers are bound
70 have 4 booming fair this Year
One hundred and forty-two transient
guests registered at the [. ;. Hotel in
this city during the week ending July
I'D.
Chas. Collard. Of the town Of Lin
Of which is 40X72 feet. with good stone
foundation.
1t requires twenty-five thousand
square feet of sheet-irun to make pipes
for the zine work and sixty thousand
riyetS to put it together.
The Champion Cord Binder will ex-
hibit its cutting and binding qualities
in 4 field Of wheat on stephen Terrill's
farm to-day FRIDAY.
Martin Necollins, Of this city, is
getting ready to make extensive inn
provements TO his already pleasant and
commodious residence.
nodgeville is enjoying Il building
boom, and many nice residences as
well rs a number Of business houses
Will w erected there during the present
season.
Don't forget that the Dining Hall
Stand on the ). w. Wis. |. \. grounds,
will he auctioned off at Treasurer
Pricstley's Office on August LIST. at
i. NJ.
w. 7. Henry recently shipped three
car loads of copper ore 10 Chicago from
his mines north of this city: not two
car loads us reported in the Democra
of last week.
STEREoscoPIc VIEWS. Anyone
wishing views Of Mineral Point and
vicinity will find fine assortment at
Dabb Il Shepard'S Photographic rooms
Call and see them
General Freight Agent, Olds, Of
the c. NJ. x st. Z. Ry., has resigned his
position, and il is reported that he will
take the Superlntendeney of the new
Buffalo 4 st. Louis Railway.
We keep on hand complete line of
circuit and justice court blanks, also
warranty deeds, real estate and chattel
II otes, land contracts, etc.
alw2 j. j. IiANSC0M Il Co.
Mr.. August Pein has resigned the
superintendency Of the Peru mines,
and has advertised his property for
sale, with Il view To removing to Da-
kota. 50 says the Galena Gazette.
Chas ". McIIhon. Secretary Of the
= w. Wis. |. A., visited Monroe and
on Saturday last. lie re-
ports great excitement all along the
line i'll regard TO our coming fair.
NJ. Campton. formerly resident of
this section, win went to California
during Che gold excitement in 1850,
returned q short time ago and is now
visiting his brother. Abe Campton, of
Fayette.
Tie Catholics of Dodgeville with
commendabie zeal and earneStnesS aIe
lifting up q very neat and convenient
church editice which will be fully com
pleted within Il few weeks.
The Rlchland County Republican
saws that the wheat crop in that
county is pronounced good, While the
crop Of oats Will be very heavy. The
prospect for the corn crop is diScour-
aging.
Joe Engles don't intend to lie behind
the times, and is fitting up and fur
nishing his saloon in the most mod
ern style, and has recently purchased
2 new billiard table, new pool table,
ana 0;he. necessary attachments.
BY request of many farmers we give
notice that the Mccormick Irvine
Binder will cut and bind in the wheat
field Of VIM. Lanyon, one and one-half
miles north of this city. on the Dodge
willie road on Friday and Saturday of
this week.
\ brick maker Of Lancaster. one day
last week, wi ), he assistance of two
carriers, mac Gle thousand brick in
minutes. So reports The
Herald, and remarks that eight hum
bred bricks per hour is claimed as the
average work of 4 moulder.
\ sixty-horse power engine is now
in course of construction III Milwau-
kee. for the Mineral Point Zinc Com
pany. The engine with necessary fixt-
ures, will cost in tho neighhorhood
Of tour thousand five hundred dollars.
The highest market price, in cash.
paid for all kinds of farm produce. 1T
the Cash Grocery House. 5Iw2
Cards of invitation have been issued
for the marriage of Miss Emma {.
Shift. formerly OF this place. to Mr..
i. IL. WmShip, ut the residence of the
Rev. B. T. Fleetwood. Chicago, on
SATURDAY.. .Iuly 29th. They will reside
at rs. Thirty-third street, Chicago.
TEMPERANCE. = The social ana po-
litieal aspect of Prohibition will be
discussed ut the Opera House. at p.
m. this tFridayl evening. Prof. T. c.
of Madison. will speak. and
will follbw. The public
are cordially invited.
il. Hanscom 4 Co. ut the Mineral
Point Book Store, have inaugurated a
new and valuable feature in the keep
ing of circuit and justice court blanks,
also warranty deeds, real estate and
chattel mortgages, notes, land con-
tracts, etc When You want blank
form Of any kind 90 aud see Jot.
Parties hrining butter and eggs to
this market will find il 10 their in
terest To call ut the Cash Grocery
House. 5I-w2.
Storm Lake (Iowa) Pilot: Thomas
III. Ferris, Esq, of Mineral Point, Wis,
is in the city. Mr.. Ferris is taking his
summers vacation from the conline
ment and arduOuS task of manipulate
ing electricity. and we are glad Storm
some young men.
We don't know what effect the no
license rule IS having upon the people
Of Darlington generally, but The Dem
ocrat would make bold TO remark that
there has been decided improvement
in the makeup and appearance of
the newspapers Of that place since the
no-licenSe law went into effect last
spring.
Darlington Republican: we have;in
this city four justices of the peace