Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-12-19
LOCAL ITEMS.

LUCAL ITEMS.
. Choice and lasting-the perfumery
at Pulford's.
There are eighteen grocery stores
in Mineral Point.
A fine lot of Christmas goods a
lC. L. Gales.
Holiday goods in great variety al
J. A. Spratler's.
Christmas goods cheap, at the
Nimble Nickel Store.
A fine lot of fresh candies ano
Christmas goods at G. E. Gales.
Thomas Phillips has opened q
restaurant in this city. See notice
Another music boz to be giver
away by J. j. Hanscom Il Co. l9w4
An extra fine display of goods fol
the holidays, at Cook & Sullivan's.
Read carefully the well filled
advertising columns of The Demo,
Crat.
Great bargains in watches, jewelry
etc, at Cook e. Sullivan's for the next
ten days.
Call and see Pulford's display Of
Lamps. Nothing more appropriate
for a Nmas present.
Remember Hanscom's fine line OF
holiday goods, and make your selec-
tons from them.
There will be a grand skating car
nival at the model roller rink, on
Monday evening, Dec. 80.
Keep the sidewalks clear of snow
and ice in accordance to the provis-
ions of the common council.
Attention is called to the profess
sional card of DR.. Mix, to be found
under head of Business Cards.
The thermometers around town
indicated from 26 to 80 degrees be-
low zero on Thursday morning.
Gmdry, Gray & Co. have an i'm
mense line of gloves and mits suit
able goods for this cold weather
Read the announcement of pic
lures to be given away at the Post
Office book store on January LIST.
Every dollars worth purchased
at the Mineral Point Book Store
gives you chance in a Music Box
Call and examine William Maug.
er's fine stock of watches, clocks
and jewelry. 19w4
If you want a nice premium get
up club of three 60 for the Madi.
son Democrat Write them for par,
ticulars.
The NJ. L. Sunday school will
have their Christmas tree on Christ
mas Eve, when the usual services
w.I be held.
The Presbyterian Sabbath school
will have their Christmas tree in
the church ON Christmas Eve, with
singing and other services.
Nothing nicer for holiday gift
than pair of fine shoes or slippers
Remember that headquarters for al
such goods is at j. Penhallegor
4 Sons.
Children's service will be held a
Trinity Church Christmas Eve, a
the close of which the distribution o
gifts will take place in the Sunday
school room.
The proprietors of the Fair Store
we'll aware that it pays to advertise
are out in this issue of The Demo.
crat with another double-column
announcement.
Parties buying articles which theJ
see advertised in this paper viii
confer favor upon the publisher:
by stating that they saw the adver
tisement in The Democrat.
Judge NJ. NJ. Cothren is agar
actively engaged in practicing law
He took a prominent part in the
term Of court just held at Darlington
being engaged in large number o
important cases.
The Bay View iron mills, nea,
Milwaukee, which where shut dowr
for some time, resumed operations
on Monday. These mills give EN-
ployment to about 1900 men.
The teachers and scholars of tn,
| P. NJ. Sunday school are preparin:
for their customary enjoyable tim,
on Christmas Eve, when they vii
have o tree, with distribution o
gifts.
James NJ. Toay, Simon Toay
VIM. Jacka, Jr., Paul Noble anc
Alex Staum, Jr., engaged in a hun
On Monday, q few miles east of thi
city and in a few hours succeeded
in bagging forty-five fine rabbits.
Remember Cook 4 Sullivan cal
furnish you anything in fine dia
monds, marble clocks, and in fac
anything in high priced jewelry, Oh
one days notice, from their brancl
store in GAINESVILLE.
Thomas II. Phillips has opened
restaurant in Miller's building
Warm meals will be served q
customary hours, and lunch at a
times. Oysters sold in any quantity
The best oysters served in all styles
Coffee. tea, cake, etc. All ar