Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-02-16
LOCAL ITEMS.
See notice of drawing jury.

See notice of drawing jury.
Large quantities Of zinc ore is being
marketed in this city.
Miss Allie McEwen, of this city, is
visiting friends i'll Illinois.
Thomas Burke, of Waldwick, took a
look through The Democrat office on
Saturday.
VIM. Vial, ST.. of Linden was among
the callers at her Democrat office
during the week.
w. C. Weiss, Sheboygan, Wis, says
Il consider Browns Iron Bitters the
greatest tonic i'll existence"
Frank Miller, one OF Mullins jovial
citizens, showered substantial fayors
on The Democrat on Tuesday.
Paul Pratt. who has been dangerous.
ly i'll the past two or three weeks, is
recovering, we are glad to note.
w. Il. Andrews and Willard East
man, of Cobb, came in to hear the Ten
nesseeans sing on Friday night.
Mr.. Arthur Temple came up from
Chicago on Wednesday TO attend the
funeral of his grandmother, Mrs. Low.
Gratiot is to have new merchant.
Mr.. RoSsing. of Argyle, is to open a
branch store in the Gallagher building.
John Skewis started on Wednesday
mornings train for Dakota, whittier
he goes for the purpose of buying land.
A large number of Linden's music
loving citizens came in on Friday to
attend the concert of the Tennessee
ans.
A. d. PIideaux, the efficient princi-
pal of the Linden schools, was in the
city on Saturday, and favored us with
a call.
Mr.. John DIw has bought out Mr.
Oranges interest in the meat business
of Lanyon x Grange. Success to the
| new firm.
4 eral Point is in Madison attending the
meeting of the Wisconsin Cane Grow
erS Association.
James Maley, of Lima. Wis. says
Browns Iron Bitters thoroughly
cured me of dyspepsia. and chronic
| rheumatism"
Treasurer Sharp says that those
wishing To avoid the five per cent
should call and pay their taxes before
the 10Th of March.
Mrs. Chas. Pratt of Savannah, ILL.,. who
has been visiting relatives and friends
i isl this city the past month, returned
home Thursday.
| Richard Lamberton and wife, of Liv
! ingSton, have moved into town during
the week and will make this city theiI
permanent abiding place.
1 Our oid-time friend, Jos. Gribble, OF
1 NIaldwial, with his littla hAy y.,s, 4,
i welcome caller one day last week, and
viewed our mammoth presses while il
motion.
| L. c. Comfort of Eden, John Lee
I of Edmund anu ChaS. Coilard of Lin
den were in town on FRIDAY last anC
| were cordially greeted by many OF
their friends.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kitchens offers fol
sale her farm OF 1874 acres situated one
and one-half miles west of this city.
1t is well adapted for dairy farm
See advertisement.
Dodgev lille sun: DR.. Pekins removed
q piece of iron from the breast of Mr.
VIM. Carlott, of this village, on Tues
day, which had been lodged there fol
| nearley two years.
The Madison Democrat saws tina
Senator Ryland is pronounced tn,
m ost dignitied presiding officer sine,
Lieutenant Governor Spooner used {,
preside over the Senate.
Some of the shares in tie Minera
Point zinc company sold the other da,
at a premium of twelve and one hal
cents, and rumor has it that as high a
TWENTY-FIVE cents premium is offered
| Henry Howard. one of the oldes
residents of this section of tn
state, dropped in on rs saturday. Hi
memory runneth not back to the tim,
when We had a colder winter than tn
) present one.
A stove in Racine schooI-hous
fell down scattering the contents owe
/ the floor, starting conaagration ans
q stampede of scholars. Two mel
passing by entered the building an.
eStinguisiled the flames.