Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-06-16

variety, of the very latest styles, and
at popular prices may be found at
Deller's.
Mr.. B. Pratt, formerly general agent
of the Mccormick Harvesting Machine
company, sells the Esterly harvester
and Irvine binder. Pratt & Langstaff,
of Platteyille, are general agents for
Iowa, Grant and Lafayette counties,
and they will take pleasure in selling
these machines to the farmers.
Gentlemen whose boards are not Of a
pleasing shade can remedy the defect
by the use of Buckingham's dye for the
whiskers.
The attention of the public is called
to the fact that the st. Paul Railway
company has on sale at all times round
trip land explorers tickets for points
in northwestern Iowa, southeastern and
central Dakota, good for forty days, at
prices fully as low as excursion rates
on any other lines, and giving parties
the privilege to go and return on any
/ train.
! Special Bargains in Shoes at the
/ Cash Grocery House. 45w2
/ VIM. T. Henry met with painful
accident on Thursday of last week.
by the overturning of his carriage,
near LiRden. ). j. Ross and another
man were with him, and while driving
through Mr. Poad's land, one of the
wheels of the carriage ran into a
water ditch which was concealed by
dead grass and grain, throwing the
occupants to the ground. Mr.. Henry's
right foot were severely srrainrd.
At Brewer & Penhallegon's Cash
Grocery House, yon can get first class
goods as cheap for cash as at any
house in the country. 45w2
Remember the Ridgeway picnic next
Tuesday, June 20. All wishing to en-
JOY happy day in the country are cor
daily invited to attend. The managers
have spared no expense in their desire
to contribute to the pleasure and hap
pinesS Of their patrons, and are deter
mined that the picnic next Tuesday
shall be not in name but in reality the
Grand Ridgeway picnic"
Choice sardines at ToaY Brothers,
only 10 cents box. 4JW1
First of the season. The congrega-
ton of st. Mary's German Catholic
Church of Mineral Point, will hold its
annual Picnic on Wednesday, June 81,
i'll Ross Grove, opposite the old fair
grounds. The procession. headed by
the Highland Cornet Band, will form
at the church at 10 o'clock a. M, and
march through Chestnut and High
streets to the Grove. A grand time is
expected. Go, and have a days pleas
ure.
Debility resulting from typhoid and
low fevcrs is best and most quickly re
iieyed by Browns Iron Bitters.
Hon. Owen King, the extensive lum-
Der dealer of Dodgeville, has been en-
gagged in the lumber trade for so many
years that he cal anticipate the wants
of carpenters with such precision us to
be enabled to fill bill before they can
write one out. It is no uncommon af-
fair with Owen to be able by looking at
pine stump to compute with exact
ness the number of feet of lumber, the
size of the slabs, the quantity Of lath
and butter-tub slaves and the number
Of boxes of matches the tree has been
capable of Welding, and in few in
stances he has been enabled to arrive
at the exact number of eagles nests
the branches would make, within
nest or two.
The best scot, Tea in the city at j. A.
Spratlers. 44w4
Mr.. J. +. Cary, Columbus, o., writes:
Il tried Browns Iron Bitters with my
little girl, whose blood seemed poisoned,
her skin being constantly covered with
pimples and sores. 1t has cured her
completely, and all trace of impure
blood in her system has entirely disap-
peared."
Messrs. Pratt 4 Langstaff, o. Platte
vile, address the readers OF The Dem
ocrat through our advertising columns.
This firm needs no introduction every
body knows them to be live. energetic
and wide awake business men. They
sell the Esterly harvester and Irvine
binder, for which they are the agents
for Iowa, Grant and Lafayette coun-
ties. In their announcement they set
forth the advantages of this machine,
and because of its great merits expect
to make IN immense number of sales
this season. These machines can be
seen at and purchased Of Peter Spang.
at Dodgeville; John Manning. Mont
fort: w. W. Narramore. Darlington;
i. Cormelison, Hazel Green. and 4.
Wofel X Son. SteiZer.
Among the goods just received 1T
Deller's may be found Nuns Yelling,
the popular goods for summer dresses,
dotted Swiss Muslin in white aud
cream color. and fine lot of trimming
laces, all of which are offered at ex-
tremely low prices.
MI. T. II. Shepard is turning out
some excellent work from the Mineral
Point marble works. He sent ont this
week large marble monument, with
octagon top and large maltese cross cut
OH each of the four sides. This beauti-
full monument was ordered by James
| Corners, Of Ayoca, for the grave of
Mrs. Sarah Murphy. The work and
finish of the marble is in keeping with
the beautiful and appropriate design,
and is first class in every particular.
Mr.. 5 has also sent out recently some
very large and fine cottage monuments.
He has at his shop some very nice spec
linens of his handiwork, and we are
/ glad to know that he is having a lively