Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-11-04
LOCAL NEWS.

III. thinner announces a grand fal
and winter opening. See advertise
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Foster art
down from Madison, visiting theil
relatives.
Blair Crawford returned home OF
Saturday evening last, after a three
months visit in Montana.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wallace Of Du,
buque, have been the guests of Mrs
Mary Coad the past week.
Friends Of The Democrat through.
out the county will please forward
election returns to this office as soon
as possible.
George Chamley recently purchase d
from John Jackson Of the town OF
Mineral Point, four fine Poland China
pigs for which he paid him SIS.
The Democrat is out of politics =
until the next campaign-and will
hereafter make specially Of attend
ing to business. Good work and low
prices.
The Journal reports that Mrs. Fl.
Deakin, of Darlington, had the mis-
fortune to slip on her door step on
Friday night, coming down with such
force that her leg was broken.
The annual meeting of the Mineral
Point Book club will be held at the
United States Hotel, Saturday, Nov.
25, at half past one o'clock. All
members are earnestly requested to be
present.
A meeting Of the Ministerial asso-
citation of the Platteville district of the
West Wisconsin Conference of the
M. 4. church, was held at Fennimore,
this week. Rev. T. w. Straw preached
the sermon on Wednesday afternoon.
The Wisest course in politics is to
vote for the best man, and you cannot
be mistaken. So, in the use of blood
purifiers, you can't be mistaken if you
take Ayers Sarsaparilla, because all
parties agree that it is the best-the
Superior Medicine. Try it this month.
The Clarions will hold forth this
(Friday) night, Nov. 4, and also, Sat
urday night, Nov. 5, at the city hall.
Let all who wish for rich treat come
and hear them. AT Dodgeville, last
week, the large rink was packed to
hear them. The large audience waited
fully half an hour on the outside be-
fore the doors were opened, and many
had to leave because they could not
get into the building. Don't miss this
opportunity of hearing the Clarions.
Admission free.
Harvey l.. Knox, well known
farmer and local politician, residing
few miles west of Monroe, was
struck on the back of the head by
the pilot of an extra freight last even
ing about o'clock and was instantly
killed. He was sitting apparently
asleep on the end of a tie, about a
mile east of Browntown, and was
not seen by the engineer until too late
His skull was crushed and he was
thrown through wire fence.
The eminent oculist and aurist, DR.
J. w. CreWdson. of the GAINESVILLE Eye
and Ear Intirmary, will again visit
Mineral Point, Friday, Nov. 18th and
Saturday until noon, and can be seen
at the United States Hotel. This is
the Doctors third visit to Mineral
Point. 1t is certainly great con
venience to have such specialist at
your own town, as the Doctor gives
treatment and does operations that
cannot be done outside the great
cities. All of his operations have
been successful, and his treatment fol
catarrh, deafness, ETC., attended with
perfect results. His cases in Mineral
Point speak for themselves. Fits
glasses, Strengthens cross eyes, and
does all operations on ear, eye, nose
and throat, without pain.
James Spensley and Hoare Brothers
on Saturday last purchased from John
Horn the lot on which his ice house
was situated, and have commenced the
erection thereon of large creamery
building. The lot is centrally located
being directly opposite the First Ma
tional bank on the north. The
old ice house has been torn down
and the new building will be two
story frame, 26x40 feet, with engine
house 2Ox22 feet. The proprietor:
have contracted for a 20-horse power
boiler, a 12-horse power engine, anG
separator having capacity OF
$500 pounds of milk per hour. The
creamery will be constructed accord
ing to the most modern plans, and
everything about it will be first class
The proprietors are home men. of high
standing and enterprise, and of long
experience in dairying; which fact a,
once determines the success of the
undertaking, and insures to Minera
Point separator creamery second t
none in the country. They expect tC
have the plant in operation in about
three weeks; and farmers who wish tt
retain their cows and sell milk before
the creamery is started, can arrange
with the proprietors, who will, for the
time being, receive it at their respect
i've residences where they are now
running private diaries.
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patton, stomach and liver troubles
and all arrangements of the digestiv,
and assimilative organs, Ayers Pill
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