Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-04-28
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Auh tlSEl1ClINS ~ SCLuIC lASCl
ii the DEMOCRAT of tie same week
in which they are handed in, must be
gwen US not later than Wednesday
evening.
Mineral Point is to be honored by
The presence of so august body of
learned ply sieians as will meet next
week. 1t Is to be hoped that their stay
here win be a pleasant one.
John Gray. just from returned the
east, has evidently counted on an i'm
mense summer trade for the firm of
G. & G. A large force is busily en-
unpacking and storing goods received.
President Meacher, of the State Med
zeal Society, will deliver the address at
Masonic Hall, on Wednesday evening,
May "a. 4 general invitation to be
present is extended to the citizens of
Mineral Point.
From the appear anee of things in
front Of E. Osborne & Sons store, one
would Judge that the firm had bought
out the entire stock Of 4 T. Stewart &
Co, including the branch store in
Chicago.
An invitation has been extended to
President Arthur to bep resent at the
opening of the Milwaukee Industrial
Exposition on the fifth of September
next. The President has taken the in
vitation under Amusement.
Fathers Harmon, of Darlington.
Weinhardt, Of Muscoda, Dempsey, Of
Highland, and Tucker, of Gratiot,
have been in the city during,
the week conducting Easter Comics
sionaI services. at St. Pauls Church.
The fine barouche which Alex. But
Ter has just finisheo. for John Bohan, of
Mineral Point, and Of which mention
was made in this paper some time ago,
IS one Of the handsomest vehicles ever
seen in Platteyille. 1t goes to the
Point in a few days.-Platteyille Times.
\ very fine assortment Of new Car
pets and Oil Cloths has just been
received at j. Deller's. They will be
sold at prices that will suit all. His
assortment embraces all grades, from
the bett Brussels to the cheap hemp.
and those in need will do well to see
his stock before purchasing. 3Stf
The Papal Pallium :" was conferred
upon Archbishop Heis, at st. job MS
Cathedral in Milwaukee, on Sunday,
the 23d inst. Bishop Ireland delivered
the address. from the text, Being
thereby called to a part Of the solici-
tude, but not to the fullness Of the
power of the Holy See"
The total production of zinc in
Europe amounted to 2O3,330 tons in
$780, Of which Germany produced
9o,4o5 tons, Or nearly half, two-thirds
coming from the Upper Silesian dis
tricts. After Germany comes Belgium,
with 65.0I0. then England with 2200o
tons; France, BIB. and Austro- Hun
gary, 800
John Cummings aud j. Mccormick,
two Of the Young men tried at the
November term Of the circuit court,
charged wife the murder Of Mr. Car
fity, Of The town Of Clayton, and con-
yicted 81 tile crime. sentenced to state
prison Tor two years. have recently
been pardoned by the Governor, and
are now enjoying the comforts Of
home En-
Mr. Clifford T. Hudson, of Elmira.
New York. says: MY aged mother
suffered greatly from poor digestion
and general debility. She was always
complaining of her liver, and her bow
els often panied her greatly. She was
very weak. l bought her bottle of
Browns Iron Bitters, ana she SAYS, 1T
goes right 10 the spot, Clifford" She
has greatly improved by using this
excellent medicine"
Mr. J. w. Heathcock, of Linden, was
on Tuesday of last week united in
marriage TO Miss Libbie Leonard, If
GIayson, Kentucky. The marriage
took place at the parlors of the DeSoto
House, in Galena, Rev. y G. Smith
officiating. The DEMOCRAT respect
fully leaders lis heartiest congratula-
latlons ana good wishes to NIr.
Htathcock and bride
The State Medical S6eiety Of Wiscon-
sin will meet in this city, on Tuesday
IF next week. Interesting sessions
wiIl he held in the Opera House, every
morning. afternoon and evening, with
tie exception Of Wednesday evening.
when the Presidents address will he
delivered in Masonic Hall. Papers will
be read upon various subjects 81 in
terest % the profession
Chas Blewett, William II Blewett.
". VI. Cex, J Dave, Joseph Ellery.
samuel Francis, Josiah Jacka. Rich.
ard Jackson, George Keeler. S. ID. Ian
you, \. T. Martin. G. Maston. john
Nanculas. James Penhallpgon. Jr.. Wm.
smith, W. Thomas, Nicholas Treweek.
DR. J. IL. Vivian, Miss Amy Vivian,
Fred. Vivian and \. White, ana about
seven.y others from towns on tie Min
eral Point Division, attended the ami
versary exercises Of the Monroe Odd
Fellows lodge on Wednesday.
We Judge from the way people are
buying tie new Mineral Point Spring
Beds and Mattresses, that the Patentee
and Manufacturers We're out Of the
way in selecting name for their
goods. Instead of the New Ne Plus
Ultra" il should be The Doctors Pre-
scription." On an average they have
sold two per day since they came here.
Their customers here are the very best
III the country. Their shops at other
places IN this state sell one hundred
springs per month. The boys say they
are determined to bring this one up to