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

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pushed in the way of erecting tower,
etc.
The flower festival at the Opera
House, by the ladies of the N. Z.
church, on the evening Of the Fourth.
was successful affair and afforded an
evening of pleasant entertainment TO
all who attended.
Vim. \. Curry. with his sons and
Monte Smith. returned home from
Dakota this week.
Calvert Spensley returned home
Milwaukee Oh Monday, where lie had
been making arrangements for pur-
chasing Il sixty horsepower CorliSs
engine for the use Of the Zine Com
pany. We understand that the cost Of
the engine. with necessary fixtures, is
about $4,000.
Theodore Dick. Of Chicago, and old
time Mineral Pointer. is visiting in this
city, tie guest of Mr.. and Mrs. C. b.
Parmele, with whom Mrs. Dick has
been spending the past few months.
Richard Tenant started on Tuesday
morning for Dubuque, Iowa.
a celebrated preacher makes tile
recommendation Of Ayers Pills mat
ter of religious duty. When people
are bilious and dySpeptic, what they
need is the Gospel of Health. In such
cases, the best creed to swallow coz
siSts of the thirty sugarcoated articles
III a pill-boN.
At Brewer Il Penhallegon's Cash
Grocery House, yon can get first class
goods as q cap for cash us at amy
house i'll lie country. 47w2.
The assessment on members Of Tia
5. W. Wis. Industrial Association las
been fixed at $50.
Or. Tallman. wishes to give notice
to his patients that Tie is to rem2in III
Mineral Point.
Homer G. snow Of Milwaukee. for
merly Of -lyoca, this county, spent
July 4th, 1t the home Of his son n H.
Snow III this city M : willie here
Was cordially gree, M h!S many old
time friends He 81 f, bj; wears wen
and is the same genial !n.ar.rd, pleasant
gentleman as Of ycre.
Mr.. Whitney, of Clica-o. brother of
our respected towuslaau Robert Whit
ney, is visiting here.
Chronic constipation. chronic dys-
pepsia. chronic diarrhG.'. promptly
cured by using Browns Iron Bitters
1t IS Il complete strengthencr of the
digestive organs. 4SW1
YIN. \. Earcoe has sold his team of
fine trotterS To Chas. Phillips. livery
man of Warren, who will keep them
for best team.
California fruits of all kinds, Pears,
Dried Peaches, Dried Plums, Ne, CON
stantly on hand at J. \. Spratier's.
Mr. Thomas Luty, Of this city, has
discovered 4 practical method of get
ting rid of those ugly worms which
have played such sad havoc on the
entrants and go0seberrieS lie last two
seasons. Ills method is rs follows:
Mix cayenne pepper with fine ashes,
and sprinkle on the bushes while the
dew is vet on them, using the top Of
water sprinkler for an improvised pep
per box. and turning up the bushes 50
rs to strike the lower part of the leaves
with the mixture lie has tried this
plan on bushes in his garden and has
the benefit of good crop OF currants
and gooseberrles in consequence.
Miss Mary Dunbar, teacher of the
intermediate department Of the first
ward schools. will spend the next few
weeks visiting friends in Atchison,
Kansas.
Mr.. Walter Mcpherson, Springfield,
Mass, writes; . have been peculiarly
in life. My guardian
robbed me of the fortune left me by my
father, and at the age of p | found
myself poor in purse and poor in health.
| married young girl who soon broke
down from oVcrwork and household !
cares. Our six children gave her great
trouble and We're very puuy and sickly |
My doctor bills were larger than both |
grocery and dry-goods bills together. |
Last year | brought home a bottle of |
Browns Iron Bitters for my wife. She
used it and gave ii q the children-I |
also used it myself. Never did | liz. !
lgine such Il change from i'll health to |
perfect health possible 4Swl
Special bargains i'll shoes III the
Cash Grocery House HIM.
In the departure to Englpwond, I'LL. /
II Mr.. and Mrs. John r. lrlmrl. with /
their daughters Miss Laura ana Flor 4
nnce Iowa county loses its oldcS resi- /
lent Mrs. Tramcl, and one of its oldest /
families Mrs. T., who was Il daughter /
u the tate AblicE .AlcnalS, Has llNtQ /
in Iowa county since 1927; for i've
years she lived on Il farm two miles
from this city. and for fifty years has
been constant resident of the city of |
Mineral Point. She has seen the great /
northwest grow from poverty and
Sayagery to Its present wealth and civ
llization. Mr. Tfamel has been resi-
dent of this city for upwards OF forty
years, and has been identified with its
prominent business interests. He has
Decn justice of the peace during Il
great portion of that time He has
held the position OF city clerk for sew
aral years recently, and lie is ackuowl-
edged ID be one of the most accurate
Doak-keepeTs in the state. Mr.. Tram
lis sons. Charlie ana Frank, have
been engaged in business iii Chicago
md EngleWood for the past dozen
years and Mr.. r,amel intends To unite
With Frank at tile latter place, where
! Gathering hardware business has III
ready been built NJ. In their removal \
Mineral Point society will lose family
who have aided greatly in its formation
aver.since the tirst evidences Of ciyilZa-
ion were visible here. Their many
friends will regret their departure, and (
Ill Will wish them umbounded hap