Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-02-12
Local News.

| Key. Graham, the Evangelist, VIII
be with Rev. Z. E. Clough on Saturday
night
Remember the school entertainments
at the city hall on Friday and Saturday
evenings.
Evan Lewis and the Jap will wrestle
again on Monday evening Feb. 18th
The choking hold will be barred
Howorths Hibernica and Comedy
Company will appear at the City Hal
on Wednesday evening, February 18th
Read j. DelIer's special announce,
ment this week. He has something
important to say about winter goods
The City Treasurer says that the
books will be returned in few days
and advises those that have not paid
their taxes TO come in and do 50 at once
Richland Republican: The thick ice
formed on the trees in the woods sew
eral weeks ago still clings to them
holding them in a bent position. Far
mers say that much Of the timber will
never straighten up.
Gen. Il. VI. Prentis will deliver his
famous lecture on The Battle of
Shiloh, at Turner Hall, GaIena, on
Thursday evening, Feb. 18th, under the
auspices of the L. :. Grant Post OF
the the 6. y. r..
The Richland Center band will give
its second annual masquerade ball at
the rink on the evening of the 18th
inst All will remember the delightful
time at its first masquerade, last winter
This one will doubtless be will patron
lied. Republican.
n. X, Van Matre, auctioneer, is pre-
pared to cry public sales at all times,
on reasonable terms. Farmers sales
a specially. Can be seen at Mineral
Point every Saturday Orders left at
the Democrat office will receive
prompt attention.
George Clemmcr, brakeman, had his
left leg badly crushed by the cars at
Monroe on Tuesday evening. The leg
has been amputated and good hopes
are entertained Of his recovery. He
is married man and his wife and
two children live at Monroe.
James NJ. Ryan's Packing House
seems to be kept busy night and day
Strengthening carlods after carlods of
hogs shipping to Galena. Judging
from the enormous receipts of these
animals to this city. The Hogs are
not ali dead yet" Press.
In another column will be found an
advertisement of The New York star,
which is edited by eX-congressman
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eHcelleht deihocroatlc newspaper ana
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The Darlington Democrat says: The
editor of The Kempcr Church Guide,
Rev. Green, not to be behind the times,
has come out with an entire new dress
for his paper, using the selfspacing
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arrangements Tor general good time
at the opera house on the evening OF
the I'D INST, Nashngton's birthday.
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