Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-14

SPRING GREEN. Wis, July 10TH
Miss Maggie Morgan, formerly teach
er in the Mineral Point High School.
took cold about ten days ago. Par
alysis resulted and settled In the base
of the brain. She died yesterday, July
9th. -
Richardson's Boots and Shoes are
the best in the market. y full line
on hand and for sale cheap at
49tf TEAsDALE & CoAD'S.
The sad intelligence was received in
this city on Monday last of the death
of Mr.. Nicholas Geib, at LaSalle, Ill.
lie had been using planer one day
last week, and in some manner injured
his thumb so as to render amputation
necessary. Relatives of the deceased.
living here Immediately started for
LaSalle, to attend the funeral. Mr..
Geib was son of Mr.. John Geib, of
this city. He was an Industrious me-
chanic. and the sympathy of many
friends is extended to the bereaved
family.
Halls Vegetable SiciIian Hair Re
newer is a universal favOrite for re-
storing gray hair to its original color.
and making hair grow cut thick. WI
Galena Industrial Press Mr.. Joseph
Birkenmeyer of this city committed
suicide by drowning, just below the
old Wooden Mill. yesterday. We un-
derstand that he left a paper show
ing his intention, and search was
made for the body which was found
about 10 o'clock last night. He had
attached weights to his hands and
feet, SO as to make a sure thing of 1t.
Mr.. BirkenmeIer had no troable SO
far as known, and besides it is said
that he has attempted suicide before.
1t is supposed the act was caused by
temporary insanity. Mr.. Birkenmeyer
was good citizen and member of the
German Lodge of Odd Fellows of this
city.
Summer silks. The few remain ing
patterns 1T Deller's are ROW being
offered at reduced prices. Call and
see them, and procure one of these
beautiful patterns before they are III !
gone. +9wl.
Attention is Gale ID John H. Wv
ian 4 Sons al, crLiSement of Potted
Strawberry Plants. They have for sale
the following varieties: Crescent Seed
ling, Duchess, Cumberland Triumph,
sharplesS. Bidwell, Triple Crown,
Warren, Huddlestone FavOrite, Mann
moth Bush. These varieties are suited
to this locality and .ipen early. There
is no good reason WHY people here caH-
not raise their own berries, instead of
having them shipped from other mar
kets and paying for them at the rate of
from twenty-five to thirty cents per
quart. Mr.. Vivian states that from
three hundred to four hundred bushels
- lAn
single acre of ground.
Nervous debility, melancholy, ca
tarrh of the bladder. leucOrrhea. ETC.,
are quickly cured by Browns Iron Bit
tiers. WI =
Steve Pollard, formerly of Linden.
sends us an account of an accident
that occurred in a miners cabin near
Butte City, Montana. on July 4th.
Three men, in order to celebrate in
becoming manner, procured two kegs
of beer and box of giant powder,
and spent the greater part OF the night
i'll firing off the powder, when two
of the men were preparing to send
off three shots at once, and the other
attempted to prevent them. when an
explosion took place. killing two of
the men, severely injuring the third,
DlON lllC SlONG W ftiltl llilOn-
down the cabin. One of the men killed
had been a resident there thirteen
years, and owned property TO the
amount of sixty thousand dollars.
Mr.. +. p. Bonner, of Meadville. Pa,
writes: :" feel like newborn crea-
ture. Transformed from crabby,
nervous and dySpeptic sufferer to 4
robust, strong healthy man, it all
seems like a dream, yet Browns Iron
BitterS did it. | feel very kindly to-
wards everybody, especially the invent
ors of SO good medicine" WI
At the last regular meeting of Iowa
Lodge. No. !, |. q. q. f. the following
officers were elected for the present
term of six months. and were duly in
stalled by ID. ID. G. NJ. John Ralph:
n. G.-S. G.. Thomas,
N.G.-J. Penhallegon,
Secretary-Wm Smith.
Treasurer-Sa sam. Francis,
r. S-W Oates.
II. $. Of y. G.-J. NancOlas,
J.. s. OF N. c. +. Vivian.
r. s. Of ~ CIR. Crawford,
l.. s. OF Y. G.-S. ID. Lanyon,
C.-S. Vivian.
W-George Masten.
II 5. 81. ii Vivian,
L. $. S.-R. Jackson.
|. CT. Iutey.
q. CA. HuXtable.