Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-05-26


Mr.. John Horn bought from Hon.
Francis Little during the week four
small loads of potatoes. for which he
paid him over one hundred and fifteen
dollars, Query: Does farming pay?
Highest market price paid for butter
and eggs at J. A. Spratler's.
Some idea of the immense trade in
flour in Mineral Point can be obtained
when the fact is stated that one dealer,
Mr.. John Hadfield sells on an average
of from twelve to fifteen thousand
pounds per week.
Another lot of can Pears. at ten
cents can-at j. A. Spratler's. 42w2
Landlord Walker of this city, has
purchased from the Wisconsin Spring
Mfg Company the right for number
of counties for spring bed. lie in
tends to manufacture large number,
and push the work ensrgetically.
y very large assortment of lawns in
all the different styles may now be
found at extremely low prices at j.
Deller's. WI
The Shullsburg Free Press desires to
contradict the report gaining circula-
ton through the medium of the news
papers that scarlet fever is raging as
an epidemic in that village, and says
it does not know of a single case.
Another lot of the celebrated James
town all wool buntings in all the popu-
lar shades has just been received at J.
Deller'S. WI
Married, in Chicag1 I.lv 18th, at the
Church Of the Holy Maine by Rev f.
Bowling, Mr. /. Christoffel, Of Ravens
wood. to Miss Katie Burgoyne, for
merly of this city. Immediately after
the ceremony they took the train for
this city, where they made a visit of
several days among friends.
If you want a sewing machine call
and see the New American High Arm
machines, at c. II. James Jewelry
store. 42w2
w. \. Curry. who returned from his
Dakota farms on Tuesday of last week,
reports an immense tide of immigra-
ton pouring into that territory and
northward into the British Possessions.
Mr.. Curry has about one hundred and
twenty acres of land in wheat.
Trout, mackerel, cod and white fish
just received at Spratler's.
The old settlers of Grant county will
hold their annual reunion at the court
house in Lancaster, on Thursday, June
18th. 1892. All persons, ladies, and
gentlemen, who were inhabitants of
Wisconsin, on or before May, 1913, are
considered old settlers.
The delicate. emaciated and infirm
find perfect health, sure strength, and
youthful bouyancy in Browns Iron
Bitters. WI
Shullsburg Free Press: The follow
ing young ladies were III Shullsburg
on Monday and Tuesday last visiting
the Misses Nellie and Lizzie Weather
by: Misses Matte Hutchinson, Margie
Gundry, Mamie Priestley, Maggie
Owens, Sallie Gray.
The largest stock and the greatest
variety of ready-made clothing west of
Chicago may now be found at J. Del
ler's. 42-w1
David Morrison of Linden who has
been q democrat, as well as subscriber
for The Democrat, almost from time
immelnorial, made us pleasant call on
Monday last. We regret to learn that
his health will prevent him from re-
naming in Wisconsin another winter,
and that he intends shortly to remove
to more southern cline.
Those who suffer from an enfeebled
and diSordered state of the system,
should take Ayers Sarsaparilla and
cleanse the blood. Purge out the Turk
ing distemper that undermines the
health, and constitutional vigor will
return.
Doctor VIM. Maybell veterinary sur
geon of this city, the other day re-
moved lump weighing twelve pounds
from the breast of a mule owned by
VIM. Mitchell, Of Barreltown. The
surgical operation was successfully per-
formed i'll few moments by the Doc
tor. He says that the cartilaginitication
of the lump made it necessary for him
to saw it off is he would saw bone
He was equal to the difficult task how
ever, and his patient is now a happier
though much lighter mule.
Having purchased a large stock of
spring and summer clothing and owing
TO the unreasonable weather, | have
concluded to make i great sacrifice and
offer to the public my Stock Of mems,
youths. boys and children's clothing
at extremely low prices. j DELLER
The Wisconsin Spring Manufacture
ing Company are meeting with i trade
in ,heir Spring Beds beyond their most
sanguine expectation. Since they
commenced business here Il little less
than two months ago they have manu-
featured and sold Two Hundred and
rwenty-eight Spring Beds. In the
manufacture of these Springs the
Company have used three thousand
one hundred pounds of steel wire.
They report that general satisfaction
is expressed by all who have pur-
chased them. and that their sales are
increasing weekly.
Richard Crowley, of Salem, Mass,
says: can from personal experience,
recommend Browns Iron Bitters as
being permanent cure for indiges-
ton, dyspepsia, sick stomach, painful
urination, etc. 1t really strengthens
the whole general system. It's effect
is most wonderful, WI
We are indebted to Mr.. Charles j.
Thomas of Dodgeville, for the partic-