Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-10-30
Local News.

4 large lot OF choice winter apples
at Toay Bros. lSWl
A fine display OF Furniture at A,
F. Bishops.
The latest styles Of visiting cards
at The Democrat Office.
Saur Kraut by the quart or gallon,
at John Thies's 20. K. Store"
The Enterprise says a good shoe
maker is wanted at Ridgeway.
The Famous Sweet Home Cook
Stove for sale by Jacko & Penhall-
egon.
/ 4 new stock of commercial sta
tionery just received at The Demo
crat office.
i Mineral Point ought to have a
literary society, or lecture associa-
ton at least.
The prices for farm produce are
low but the prices for goods and
wares are also low.
! Joseph Jones hes had his dwelling
house handsomely painted. John
Stephenson Is tie artist who did
the work.
Railroad contractors, surveyors
and other railroad men are keeping
things lively in Prairie du CHEN
and vicinity.
Those who have tried it-and
their name is legion-say that it
pays to advertise in The Iowa
County Democrat.
The Paririe du CHEN Courier
rightly and truly remarks that 10
business man can afford to do busl-
ness without paying the printer for
a little ink.
Look over the advertising columns
of the Democrat as you will find the
live business men Of Mineral Point
represented therein.
Joseph H. Gundry has placed the
safe which he purchased from the
Henry estate in the room with }. M.
Smiths law office.
Ed Cullen has sent out the biggest
auction bill of the season. See
notice of sale, and remember the
date, Tuesday, Nov. 10th.
The "Sweet Home " is the largest
and best Cook Stove in the market,
for sale by Jacko & Penhallegon.
Note the change in Joseph l. Vows
large advertisement. He carries 2
large stock of new fresh goods and
guarantees the very lowest prices.
For the next thirty days JACKIE
q Penhallegon will sell their COM
plete line of Hard Coal Stoves at
Cost. 12w2.
Dellers are offering this week a
27-inch all-wool red twilled flannel
for % cents-worth %. This is the
greatest bargain Offered this fall. Ivy
The funeral sermon for the late
William Rablia will be preached at
the II. Z. church next Sunday morn
ing, at the usual hour. Friends OF
the family invited.
S. j. Wright;s building Oh High
street has been fitted up for a resi-
lence for Mr.. and Mrs. Lotus l..
Wright, aud also as an office Tor
Mrs. W, who is an NJ. u.
Harry Bambrough is selling q
violet ink of his own manufacture
which possesses all the requisite
qualities of good writing fluid, and
gives the best Of satisfaction. Try a
bottle.
Miss Amy Hutchinson is getting up
the popular operetta, " Red Riding
Hood " and See-saw," for the ben.
eft of the N. f. church, to be given
in about two weeks In the Opera
Hall.
The auction sale which was to
have been held at VIM. Salmon's
residence On Wednesday, owing to
the unfayorable weather was post
poned until Nov. y. Further notice
next week.
Frank Hatton's Chicago Mail is
the last paper to be victimized by
that cruel and senselcss hoax about
) boy being thrown into thrashihg
machine. The scene this time is
laid in Nebraska.
In 1879 hogs sold for $3.50 to
$500 per cwt. They are now selling
at from $500 to $40, and the farm
er can buy at least one-third more
goods for a dollar now than he
could in 70.
Attention is called to the adver-
tisement of "Dresen The Perfect
Fitting Tailor" Mr. Dre8en re-
specially invites an inspection of
his work. He guarantees satisfac-
ton to his customers.
Letters for Frank Ainsworth, Elec-
ia Ann Hughs and E. S. Wilson are
advertised at the Post Office this
week. If these letters are not called
for within twenty days they will be
sent to the Dead Letter office.
At Mineral Point Saturday and
Monday, Oct. 31st, and Nov. ID,
Special Sale and Display of Elegant
New Cloaks. Everybody invited to
inspect, at Chambers One Price Dry
Goods and Clothing Store. 1w.
1t is necessary to visit James
Morgan's Dry Goods House, Mil
waukee in order to appreciate the
splendid values offered in every de-
partment. He does the largest
Mail order business in the state. 1w
The young ladies society of the
NJ. Z. church viii give five o'clock
tea" and "sociable F." in the evening,
at the residence of Mr.. Jas. Hutchi-
son, on Wednesday, Nov. 4th. All
are cordially invited to be present.
Call at Moffett's drug store and
see the novelty Glass Lamp Wick
indistructible- no dirt = never re-
quires cleaning, and always produces
bright light. A wonderful inven-
. ton. Nv
1t Mineral Point Saturday and
Monday, Oct. 31st, and Nov. ID,
. Special Sale and Display Of Elegant