Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-09-29

, Feed Store. Itf
Tom Harris has been made happy by
the arrival of big fat boy.
Read f. w. Stratman & Co.'S new
! advertisement.
Gundry s. Gray are unloading cord
after cord of dry-goods, etc. Look out
! for their fall announcement.
Charley Stude is walking very erect
of late, simply because 4 boy has come
to help him in some future arduous
duties.
Among the passengers for Chicago
we noted Mr.. Strauss, who goes east
to purchase fall goods for J. Deller's
mammoth establishment.
Read the Iowa County Democrat over
carefully, and then tell your friends
what you think of the best paper in
Southwestern Wisconsin.
Joseph Gordon, of The town of Fay
cite. Lafayette county, bought Il suck
ling pig, poland China ut the Monroe
fair last week, for which lie paid the
sum OF $50.
The Methodist Episcopal folks of
residence for Il parsonage. We nn-
derstand that they have sold their
present parsonage 10 Professor Moifett.
The managers Of the Milwaukee En-
position have set apart October 3 and 1
as Farmers Days, ut the Exposition.
Twenty thousand have receiv ed special
invitations to be present Oh these days
Landlord Phillips is building new
| hotel barn on the site of the old one
which he has removed to make place
for the new structure, the size Of |
which will be %OX4S feet, with IS feet |
posts.
James \. Owen started on Tuesday
last with Two carloads of horses, for
Bookings county, Dakota. He was
accompanied 10y VIM. Slawson and III.
Irish They will be gone for couple
of months.
Not only has the season of 1882
proven most bountiful one for far
merS, but the fall season has proven "A
most favorable one for holding agricul-
tural exhibitions. Fine weather and
large crowds is the report from all
fairs held SO far
McsSrs. EditorS:-I wish to express
through The Democrat, my thanks to
the City Council, for the honorable
manner in which they settled with me
for the injury | sustained through the
defective condition of Il sidewalk i'll
this city. MARGARET CASsERLY.
|. c. Comfort sold five fine Durham
calves which he had on exhibition at
our fair. to Jerry llumbert Of VALID
wick. Mr.. Iiumbert is to be com
mended for rs efforts to improve his
stock, and Tor his good judgment
in selecting from the best herd to be
found in Southwest Wisconsin.
Sweet Potatoes at J. A. SpratlerS.
BURGLARY. = While John Parsons
and family, of the town of Linden,
were attending the Dodgcville fair on
Thursday Of last week their house
was broken into and several valuable
articles stolen. Two watches and
suit of clothes were among the property
carried oft
Fresh Cranberries at J. \. Spratlers
Many of eur citizens attended the
Green county fair held at Monroe last
week, and report 4 very pleasant time.
The exhibition of live stock was large
and fine and the display in the building
was exceptionally good and reflected .
credit on the citizens of Monroe, who
spared no pains in their efforts to
make the fair successful.
Ladies should know that Ayers Hair ,
Nigor is 4 superior and economical
dressing. 1t has become an indispenS-
able article for the toilet.
VIM. Fernan and Philip krous are
taking out large quantities OF lead ere
from their mines Just south of The I
Knobs :" III the town of Ridgeway. /
They hauled some immense chunks of /
the ore to Dodgeville last week. They |
are taking out oyer one thousand !
pounds per day from a depth of one
hundred feet from the surface
Everyone is invited to examine the
unrivaled stock of new Dress Goods
| Hosiery. Gloves, LaceS. Cloakings. Dol
mans, Boots, Shoes, FlMunels, &c. at
James Morgan's. Milwaukee. The
| Leading House"
Tuesday evening last. about six
o'clock, while playing with her sister.
little Nellie, daughter of Patrick Nc
Gam, of Moscow. fell on the ground,
causing bad dislocation at the elbow.
She was Immediately brought to this
city, and DIR. Tallmaa WAS called. the
dislocation reduced, AMI the little
sufferer was able to e. home Wednes-
day morning.