Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-12-03
Local News.


stock Of boots ane shoes at his present
stand in JacksOn's building, next door
west Of Pulford's drug store.
Charles Ducray. Of the town of Min
raj Point is the happy father of bounc-
ing twins, which were born on Monday
Mother and children are doing well.
In another column viii he found the
| programme Of exercises Of the Farmers
institute to be held in this city on
| Thursday and Friday Of the week after
next.
Anyone wishing to open a country
store at a good trading point should
| address H. Meile, Yellowstone, who
| has a good store building which he
! would rent or sell at a low rice.
Attention is called to the new double
column advertisement Of Gundry, Gray
Il Go. They are holding special sales
of clOaks and overcoats. They have
an immense stock Of all kinds Of win
| ter goods.
The Stover5 recently drilled well
! for Samuel Harris near his new livery
stable, striking good wen of water at
| a depth of one hundred and fifteen feet
They are now drilling another well on
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| the C.. VI. & St T. railway, will be re-
turned home at one-lfth fare upon
| presentation Of certificate from the
secretary Of the institute.
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worth % Ayers TarSapafllia rs a blood
| p"rIH'r. thousands. who nave been ,
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virtues. Tins remedy cures liver ard
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( cry trace Of disease from the system.
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The DEBORAH band recently sent from /
Caimcr, iowa, to James RCmtrcy, of !
this city a dispatch asking him to come |
and take the part Of Mr. Erwin, the I
leader, who was sick Mr. RCmfrev |
played with the same band some years |
ago. and the present members of the |
same had reason to know of his skill |
rs a musician. He is unable to ACCEPT |
the invitation as it would interfere with |
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Winter has come, and showers of |
snow will come occasionally to cover
the walks. The sidewalks in the city |
must be kept clean as they We're last |
winter, and it therefore behooves all |
good citizens TO open the season by |
paying careful regard to their walks /
and keeping them in good condition /
be hoped that all readers of The Demo |
crat will go to work promptly after
each snow and clean their walks with !
out waiting for the service of an Official
notice or the reading of the riot act by
, the street commissioner.
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=" =, ~, '',', 80 GU i'o,' $50
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ol BUSINESS Oh .ie 1'IIN'i Oh inc night
tram rs ne wished TO LOOK over his
stock oi FhrtP prltS win aFIeW OF pur-
chasing, Mr.. hadheid went to his
place OF business ana met sampson
Rogers us desired. J"hn Rogers was
also present and the three renamed ut
the warehouse until ABOUT eleven
O'Clock, when they walked up High
street. together and parted company
at the crossing OF Chestnut street, the
Rogers going to their fathers house in
the south TaTt of the city, and Mr..