Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-11-28

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band and makes a parade at 11:3O
daily.
The public schools of Madison have
closed on account of the prevalence of
diphtheria in that city.
Charles Gilman has added new
and large refrigeratorhouset to his other
extensive brewery buildings.
Buchanan's splendid company viii
be at the opera house one whole week
beginning Monday Dec. l. Prices 10, 20
and 80 cents.
Subjects of sermons at the N. E.
church next Sunday: Morning, "Con-
viction." Evening, characteristics of
Heaven"
Master Arthur Heft with the Blu
chanan show will appear at each per
Torrance in classical violin solos. 10
20 and 80 cents.
Buchanan's splendid orchestra of 9
pieces is worth the price. Don't fail to
hear their opening Monday Dec. l. 10,
20 and 80 cents.
For amusement and entertainment,
the District School" at the Opera
Hall on Thursday evening, Dec. II,
will be uneXcelled.
The meat market of w. j. Hoskens,
has been greatly improved by papering
repainting and the erection of new
building in the rear.
Robert Buchanan Will appear at each
performance in his original violin
specialties. Seats on sale at usual place
/ 10. 20 and 80 cents.
THANKSGIVING dav will doubtless be
generally observed in Mineral Point.
Services will be held at the Episcopal
and NJ f. churches, commencing at
10: 30 o'clock.
Holm PhiIIiDs formerly of the town
| of Mineral Point, has sold out his IN
terest in the saloon of Phillips q
Rudersdorf. of Lancaster. and will
hereafter follow farming.
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p Chnhh viii nrnach morning and
evening. Morning subject, left alone
to die" Evening subject, The cyclone
and it's effects" All kindly invited.
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d J'.o ,,'t ,nd ,5ns;ooI Observation-Disclosures
o-,o, anI,oar;n, IN Mineral paint at
popular prices 10. 20 and 30 cents.
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Inc totai amount Oh taxes "pPoI-
'lonGu oy IIe county g. C59 ih- 20 20 INC Ivy
o76 05 Iost vaar The total tax lew
for +bn county is thirty thousand dol
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The Wisconsin Lead y zinc com
pany are building furnace at theIl
Helena NINE LOT the purpose OIL I[ It,
ing Ihe ores containing 9u!2llUl. l IN, III.
is a new departure III mining mere an
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Inc frairle Gu omen courier say
. that Rev. W. I. Emery WINE III MUS
CODA was last "eeh telloeleo q o"il
quet by number Oh MS many Irlen ~
IN thaV village. ~ was SoIV5n uP =.
, forty gentlemen lriehuS anu was "l
unexpected ana "SreedoIe SUI pIl'e u
nm.
"The District School as conducted
forty years ago, will be presented a
the Opera House on Thursday evening
Dec. II. The entertainment will b.
given under the auspices of the Ladies
Guild of Trinity church, and the pro
eee,,S Ie,'l.leu WI" ~, " uUno''" ~ I'
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An exchange wisely remarks: NOV
that election Is over let every ouSlneS
man shake hanoS win INNS ms neg +3 llo !,l
, become lileuue' "H" m W. 'ot 'li0 IL
tereSt Oh IheIr Io"h' Inns 10 IiLe ON.
way community can prosper lie
all hard teehnSS over tne result Oh Iil
> election de out ana all become UNI
working Tor the welfare OF Tn
community IN general
Hon. 4. Z. Bushnell had a tele
Y gram on Monday from his father
physician in Ohio that his father wa
very Ill. Mr.. Bushnell started at once
His father is very aged, S0neWher
J about 90 years. Just before the nom
\ mating conventions Mr.. Bushnell ha
made arrangements TO go ana max
his father a visit. linen receiving ID
nomination for Congress, which cam
to him by surprise, he felt compelle
a TO remain and work until the election
He has now gone with honor heape
upon him but perhaps there may be
sad meeting.-The Lancaster Teller.
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