Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-12-01

Point; read our Dakota, Dodgeyllle,
Avoca, Rewey, Waldwick. Spring Green
and foreign letters read our want col
umn; read city business read our bust
ness motto read every word in The
Democrat, it is interesting and viii do
you good.
Deller will not be beat in prices on
Clothing, depend upon that. He has
/ the largest stock to select from, and
can afford to sell them as low as the
lowest And. furthermore, he will do
it. Go, look through. and get his
prices. tiff
Storm Lake Iowa Pilot: Hon. HAM
ilton Fl. GRAY, of Darlington, was in
the city yesterday. He was on his
way home from Sioux City. Mr.. Gray,
with Mr.. Orion, of Darlington, has
purchased 5000 acres of land in Rock
county, Minnesota. just across the state
| line, which they intend converting into
grain and stock farm.
The churches of the city were well
attended, both morning and evening,
of Sunday last No doubt the an
nouncement of the different sermons
! through the columns of The Democrat
of last week, had good effect with
the public at large. and many took adj
vantage of the opportunity offered to
| hear the truth spoken on the Sabbath
day.
Storm Lake Qowa) Pilot: Miss Sybi
Harker, Miss Sarah Hutchinson and
Miss Mollie Ferris made the Pilot
office a call Oh Monday-asked 1000
questions about setting type, knocked
over the paste pot, run the jobbers, got
the foreman :" ratified" smiled on the
compositors. and then took their de-
parture. Three rays of sunshine
come again, ladies.
! Gundry & Gray have had the largest
trade in Cloaks and Dolmans the have
ever had. The reason is they have
been just what tue people wanted and
have been sold at prices that were away
dowy. They are still receiving a fresh
stock every week. Those who do not
wish cloaks and dc'mans ready-made
can find a large assortment of cloths in
all styles to select from. 17w1
You can distinguish cloak or dol
man bought at Deller's in an instant
| by their superior fitting. trimming. and
general make up. No other house can
show any like them. Deller is head
quarters. on cloaks, &c. lift
J. V. Mayhem. representing N. Z.
Page & Co., confectionerS, of Chicago,
| is calling upon his many customers
with q magnificent line of samples of
confectionery, manufactured and sold
the above firm. These candies are
/ / the purest and best quality. All
who are preparing to stock up i'll this
line for the holidays should see Mr..
Mayhem before so doing.
Ridgeway Review: On Wednesday
morning Mr. James Dougherty received
the sad intelligence of the death of his
mother-in-law, Mrs. Dawson, who
died at her home in the town of Arena
| the previous evening. The cause of
Mrs. Dawson's death was consump-
ton, from which she suffered severely
| for several months previous to her
demise. The entire community SYM
pathiZe with the afflicted relatives OF
! the deceased.
Platteville Times: We learn that the
telegraph line from this place east to
| Mineral Point is being substantially
repaired. New poles and wires are
being put up, and the line run through
Calamine. Formerly kilograms going
east had to be transferred at that
place, causing considerable delay and
consequently, MUCH NtAdlloll "
| the sender, all OF which Is now done
! away with. AS usual, this change
| is due to our very efficient agent, Mr..
Charles Towsley.
If The Democrat had one thousand
men on it's editorial staff. and each one
was an expert at some particular bust
ness, we might be able to more properly
and ably set forth the special advan
tages and benefits to be derived from
engaging IN as many different occupa-
tlons IN TINS Vlclnity. Ihere are many
or our cltlZens VINO can, III they VIII
but make the effort, give important IN
formation to the public, through the
press, on such subjects. Anything of
this nature, with the good OF tins Sec
ton in view, Will be welcomed to a
prominent place In our colu INNS.
Onr ronno fr;epd cb.rlss Ci,1m.,n
Jr favored THE democrat y few week
since win an intarastin@ accnunt Of
the death Oh Joseph =. oHlCil, VINO
was STRUCK ana Killed. ny LleISht
.aalh' d. LaoH de' H. On IleV, NOV
lolh. Also tllaG tne Top Oh MaLthels-
sen q i!eSeieI tau chiihiIeY, which
to"eis mo space za4 ieet' 10 pelns
Slowly eaten away ny tne sulphur.
In !he hurry CONSEQUENT upon tne
eiectloh ms manuscript was mlsIalu,
OUT we prom Use MIN IL sllall not occur
again. Charley IS Wen known mere as
Dflsnt D0y, ana we are pleased ri TO
Know that he takes an interest IN Inc
Democrat.
The news has lust reached us of the
death of MIR George Priestlev. at five
n clock on Wednesday evening, at The
residence of biS n.law Georga II