Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, May 31, 1878, Image 7

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Business Directory.
I. 711 T£ES.
J W TAILOR.
ATTORNEY AMI eOVNSKtOS AT LAW, LltldliD
wo.
A, M-AKTHFE,
Aitohm-v at I.aw, Mineral Point. Wi*. Ofl’cc
in south-west css --T of Cay Hail building. 47
LAMYON & SFENSLFT.
Attorneys *vr* Cos cm-eu.oii*. cißce room a
overtho IV-r ORlc*. Mineral Point, Wisconsin.
ALDSO JENKS.
Attorney am* Covn-i ma r at Law, High
altd, tows com.'.y, Wi-. Aim i Aetna Insurance
•or.'.pauy' ( Ike: ion.- promptly attended to.Bl
M- J- BRIGGS.
Attorney at Law, Dodiieville. Wisconsin, will
piarttce in tho court* of lowa and adjoining
counties. tMV.ce.opposite chronicle olllce.
>lo*ll3 M. ftliu.vc. w. T. coau.
STRONG ir GOAD.
Attorneys am 1 Cm n-kitofts at Law, Olllce
opposite i!k- Court Ueu*c ove r P, Allen A Co.’s
Hore, ■("
WILSON & McILHON,
Attoknlvs am) Con ns tu or* at Law, OSlce
n the City Bank, Mineral Point. Wi*. 43
T. PAIRFIELD,
Attornkv at Law', and General Insurance
Agent. Offlcu over Alton & Ilusc’s store,
Mifflin, Wi*. *°- lf _
O. C. SMITH,
Attorney at Law, Dotlguvilta, Wi#conpln,
office mar the Foul Oflidc. Attends to the
Kcneral practice of Luw in the Circuit Courts
of the Stale, and tUe County Court in all Probate
matter#- xn-2Uf
PHYSICIANS.
J. E, MOFFETT. M. D.
Physician and SennnoN. Olllce irv Rear of In*
Uruit atniv,Mineral Point, Wisconsin. IS
Oil AS, YOAM • M. b.
i’BvuciAN ani. si iuii.oN, Highland. Wisconsin.
U. S. Examing surgeon for Pensions, for lowa
county.
UR. 11. VAN DDSEN.M. D.
Physician and SunviKON, will hold hnniclf in
roadines* to answer all calls In his profession.
Offlce at his rc-idcase. cli-8
0. W. FIELD. M. D.
Physician am* S'. UOI.ON, has permanently lo
ttatod in Mineral Point, ami will attend to all
hi* profession. _ If*
WILLIAM EAT 1 MAN, M. 1).
Physician and SenoicoN. Ortlco No. 1, CoatPs
block, (up stairs! Cor. High and Chestnut sts.,
over Deller’a storv Mineral Point, Wis.
PR. H. W. 03BOEN.
UoMKOPiTHIO PIIVSIOIAN AM* MIHOEON, late of
Cleveland Ohio, having decided to locate in
Mtiisinl Point, may la iv.imd at his offleo, over
T. Uacoy’s Jewelry storo.
DENTIST.
i:r, j. b. goyklndall.
Dkntist. Vil operation* performed or the teeth
In the best mm.i.. r, mid with the best material.
Artificial Tech icscitod.with a view to restoring
ihe natural express,on and contour of the face,
k,,,.ether with, proper arlieijlatlim. and accuracy
nfUt. Ollli.c, cl uier’.-* block. High *t,, Mineral
Point. Wis, 2f*
J)T U(r GISTS.
J, B, k 0 n. MOFFETT,
Hate a larw stuck <>l I)ni ) '*, Chemicals, Fancy
Toiict Goods, Cutlery, School Books, Stationery,
Wall Paper, Paints, Oils, Glass, Jtc. Give ns a
.1 and act cheap bargains. 81|{n of tho Golden
Moruir. *1
" L ‘ HOTELS,
EDEN HOTEL,
OH corner of Mineral Point. Highland, Mnscoda.
Avoca, Madison and Prairie du Chlen roads,
Kden, Town <‘o„ wi*.. Mock Scuuttb, Prop.
FAKMKH'B HOTEL,
A. McCotchin, proprietor. Opimsile Hie depot,
Arena, Wis. Good Stables and Cattle Y itds
attached to the premise*.
AVOUA HOUSE,
IlßXr.v Leach, proprietor, Avoca, W’iscousin.
Teams and drivers furnished to any part of to*
cenntry. Good Livery connected with the lines#
01TY HOTEL,
SI auk Tenitn.n. proprietor. Mineral Point, W i*-
cousin. Good ’.Vine- ,v Liquors. Well lurid*ln and,
good Burbles, aud rvasouaolo charges. Js
COMMKIiCIAL HOUSE,
Opposite the Court House. OodgeYillc, Wis.,
Mn*. Jas. .lonss, Proprietor. First class Jjot.-l
iu every respect. Couvcuience ol guest* *uar
ute*d, Byl
WISCONSIN HOUSE.
Jueim Ho* kino, | roprietor, Dodgeville, Wi
Vh best of wines and liquors kept eousiat.ily
at the Bar. There Is a large varu in connection
witli Ike betel, and allvutire luMticrs are
a, ways on hand.
ViliOßE HOTEL.
Nichocas btiiLLKN, proprietor. Mineral Point
W i*. '1 his house has iceeinty been ■•ularusd and
retiued thoughoul, an j > now one of tun wry
best hotels in Potilh-w .-l Wlsenloin. The mild
tug is now nearly twice it* former •'./<. and *
capable ol aecomni'.datii n aimo-t tiny iiiimbcr
oi fucsl*. The propneior u! no pain* to
make fa "Globe Hotel ' first-da*# in ever)
respect. Hie bed o( w ne. li piors sod cigar*
atmv hand. It* foni,ccti*m •* tth tti
hotel ls .rig** Pam . and lUU-cme . •( •
Local Items.
Butter is worth I.V. cents.
Remember the Clement Brothers
and Stanley.
Burr Bobbins bad bad day lor Ids
( irons in ibis oily, bui iso had a peed
show uls the samo.
H. Bennett, id' the Tribune,
oanic Imus Madison ibis work to look
over Use traok.
douok A Millie!; have move 1 into
thi' store room recently oicnpicd by
Henry l.anyon.
Jos. Cridge. formerly of this plane,
has opened a blacksmith shoo al slici
ibm, lowa.
Mineral I’oint is going to bo well
represented at Urn Wyoming \ alloy
Tent Teniperanoe meet in.;-.
The Dubiupie Herald liad the lab'st
and 1 idlest aeconnis of the m eat tor
nado of any of the daily papers.
Thousands of people from all parts
of the country were in town last
Sunday, looking over the ruins left by
the storm.
Burr Bobbins' exhibited bis show
at this plane under unfavorable cii
eumstauees. 11 is Museum and Circus
was proven to be all that is claimed
for it.
The fellow who tried to drive like
Jehu through tin*streets, on Saiurdnv,
was arrested and charged a small fee
for the fast lime made.
"I mean business,” said a burglar,
who entered a house in Mt. sterling,
111. "So do I,” said Mr. Patterson,
ami shot him through the head.
A farmer living near Watertown
June! ion, who had just sold his farm,
ami received a large payment thereon,
was relieved of about #‘.',(loo while re
turning home from that place, on the
sksth. The robbers made their escape.
A private letter from Marshall in
Pane comity, (go miles the other side
of Madison,) stall's that an open letter
and a school register, belonging in
Mineral Point, were picked up there
on last Friday , after our toruodo
We are glad to learn Hint C. B. Park
ison.mm of our old friend Win. Park
ison, has located in the beautiful and
nourishing little city of Albert Lea,
Minn., where he is running a grocery
store. Charley is an upright and eon
genial business man, and we bespeak
for him a hearty reception and liberal
patronage by the people of his adopt
ed home, and can assure them that
‘•hoy will never regret lus coming
among them.
A Letter from Field, Loiter & Cos.
The following will explain itself:
Ciiicaoo, May '.'Dili, IMS.— Joseph
< 1 niitiry, i'ls.j., Mineral Point. - Bear
Sir: Voiu lavor introducing Bev. A.
W. Seabn.ise, received, ami in re
sponse we em io.se our cheek for&UH).
We tender to the victims of the tor
nado unr deepest sympathies, and
regret that the many calls we have
bad recently forbid us sending more.
Tours Very Truiy,
Fir,l.1>, LrrrKU A Cos.
From Ridgeway.
Kus. Dmmocuat;—News items here
are rather scarce, mil we shall try to
glean a few. Among Hie Inst we men
tion is that liie Democrat failed to
make its appearance in Kidgeway last
week. Cause unknown. .Small grain
is lluurisiung finely, but corn Inis had
a struggle to make uu appearaco out
of the ground, owing lo tile cool
weather and rains. The license for
saloon keepers thu year has been fixed
at fifty dollars; three parlies have
taken out licenses to sell in West Blue
Mounds. Jon thy veteran assessor
of the town of Kidgeway, gees upon
the Mounds this month. lie gets an
actual view u tiiolown by this means,
so lie says—in a horn.
Phil Roberts and -tune other tiup
pers haveeaptnn and twenty-one wolves
and nine foxes within the past month
in Diis town.
The annual picnic in Uidgewuy tins
year, will by held on the I.jlh of June,
in Mr. Lanyon’s grove. Ample prep
arations are already being.made to in
duce the lovers of pleasure,ami picnic
goers in genu al, to come prepared to
enjoy themselves in firsi-ciuss style.
The committee appointed to superin
tend the matter, have adopted as their
motto tiie Mgnilicaat term, excelsior.
Mi- . Libbie Campled, daughter if
> ena a t .mpbe.i, un and lasi >atnr<lay
morning liotn list. victim of the ter
rible torn.i to of last Tun. May. Miss
Campbell was a young lady, twenty
Kars m a-“. highly esteemed, and be
loveu by ail who knew her. ,>he was
away fr> in in i .MMeaged in Caching
THE “KIRBY REAPERS AND MOWERS ”
A I ihe *‘K:rl>v Reapers ami Mowers" made by IX Osborne & 00, Auburn, N. Y., are sold by
MARTIN A TO AY.
Agents for lowa 00.
. *Vo. I Kirby Mower.
C/ima.v and Farsf A Jiradley Coni Cultivators, Common and Sulkey Flows of
the best makes, delf ind hand dam/) bud key Hay Fakes.
full lint’ of extra* for oil on- inocliiin-s. Worfhontf in roar of orr tlore.
Mikk .M> ('akviu.k. 1 .oeal Airent. MARTIN & TOAY, Gcm’l Agents
Fruit Trees.
The undersigned Imviuir a portion of their
ground occupied hy
100,000
APPLE TREES,
ConelHliiii; of moat iu the
Leading Hard// Varieties,
and ui the above ground ninl he chared thlft
spring, will full
First r/ass Apple Trees at Tin Cents
each, for Cash,
We iilo have
J 0,000
Concord Grapo Vines,
And a Kino lot of
EVEHGREPINH
Which wo are aulllnp at Iho very lowin rrtlca.
ELUVOOn ItJfOS.,
aj -Jm Ucildoolle, vrta
SAMIJKIi FliANtiiS,
UN D ISUTATCJEU
And Dealer In
Furniture and Cabinet
W are,
Uiph Hlren, Mineral I'oint. Vji.,
, lff ft yiRsT-rl.A.ss !!h' I USF ainllft prepare
| in do undertaking lit n flrat rNamanner.
All work In mr line done promptly ami tl raa.
nna Me laler,
i I have mi hand a larpc mid well aeli rtsd alock n
I First-class Furniture,
[ which In all manufactured from will .rHond
I lumber, nuil U ei(iiu) to any furniture la
the wan.
Ihe f nres Framed to f.rderl
My price* me very low. Call tni aiftrrUof
myitoak. 13 1 HAMUat V KANyiH.
A National Standard!
Webster’s Unabridged.
S.OfKi Kiufavlngr. l.HWJ’npo ipmrto.
Ten Thousand Words anil Mmnitajs
not in other hiehonnh
ifuur I'apcH Colored rift'en. \ *hn|e Library
in Itaoif. Invaluable in uny Family,
and m any Si hoof,
I’aldiHlied hy <i. A o. M Bit lAM,
Hpr.inliild, WftH.**(;huvu:t .
Warmly Indorsed by
Itsitctoft Mol •■ y. I^ili-t ireetio Hath i, N, I*
Willia. K"Uu Harntt. Kifua I’.iuVe, 'mart,
i.eorpe I* vnr.h .l<dm i., Wuutn r. John O
Save, Uanlm Wehaler, H Oolernlje, Horaen
.Mm and mole than l'ifi, Pie.idenu,
and ite’ ffe*l Ameriiftii and Bus pem, a;liolm.
< 'ommi.H mil llltli more .natter than ny oilier
—the ainiller type gums; more bn i ) ire.
t on ini nr h.iyri I ila-i ral Umar nearly Hire*
time. a. many t any other lin.ilnnary.
ll'#M,ook it 1!. • ihreu |,i’. tiirta i> f a Slitp, r.n
pace 115! Ih ’.it i'nun i.in- ca r lim inc..Hln*
.>( moir Ilian Up mnde -,uil term* laf Ik Iter
than they ran )m* n ,ned .i, Mnrda ]
More Ilian Pvivum npK . avn hren placed u
the public r, honir o; lie t.'inle-) si>
lieleiM'd by s* ,(u u u p v riii'eui|unlof .’ C’ioolh
fti Mate*
itaHß'j’ ut 10.. hd w >r<U and rueaniiip. not in
O' tier dictionaries.
butbortie* ..in,nt j-j of literary Ifthor,
I nil is vev’.’i .it ) i *ii* m: r tkau any n, ie. r
oielioMirj.
The ,!■ n( U i n.ter' (ye ' , -ij l ift,
* ffl ■* tun i’ll.'; of any i/tu-r - ol dir
Uouarle*.
• Au.'UHt 1. r. 77. Tl • y !lio- ry t- . ll.<
fhiven mum p'riutii / ijo.i.o o* ..!• e u a
> ridged.’'
Nlinorul l*oiut 1 took Storo.
W keep e.msUi.llT oh hand a large ami wall rloUrt alodk o'
BOOKS AND ST AT ION 1? R Y
School Pooka, Mlacellaueou* Hooke. lilank hook*. IVtkei Docket Hooka, Wliisrlt Paper, iVa.
E>itil t y mid U’cckl) Xnik|tapm, .Hugualur*, tlv. Af.
We have aa haml a hint# and Tory lina elock of
Albums, Stereoscope* ami Views, Looking IHushph, Picture* and Krniuei.
Wall Paper iu Groat Variety.
Also agency of the INiSUUANCK COMPANY 01 NOKTII AMKUHIA
of Philadelphia : HUinK INSUUANUH t’OMI’ANY, of (Ihicago;
OONNNKCTU UT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Mineral Point, Wla,, Ward lili, 1074. T. J . OAM I’IIELL, A^ont.
ATTENTION, FARMERS 1
—
1 am new agent for the hoftt elusfl of
Agricultural Implements
Ever tillered for Hide in tin’s nnirket, viz:
THE WILLIAM'S FORCE FEED SEEDERS,
The best Hi)\ sower made,
THE NEW STAR CORN PLANTER,
The lightest draught and best, droppot in uho.
'l'hu celebrated
McDermott and Gorham Riding and Walking
Cultivators,
Ackuovlci/iji/I hi/ 'ill to he the.
Host Two CultivatoiH in tho World 1
1 keep a full l>no of
IST. C. THOMPSONS CKUK, 1 >.RATED
SIT 1 ilv Y PLOWS,
nia mo.m) ei,o nva mi si'iiiui.n run ir.v,
BADGER’S AUTOMATIC SULKY HAY RAKES,
DODOEVILLIi PIiOWH,
Tiie St. Paul Harvester with Sei-Binder.
The best Harvester in uho.
J. U. MANNY'S
Reapers and Mowers,
1 nm also agent for the
BUFFALO PITT’S THRESHER,
Tho boat (irain and Flax ucod Thresher made,
And all kimin of machinery too numerous to mention. Every article
warranted, Uki-aiks must be paid lor on delivery.
1 will not credit repairs of any kind.
Also flax-seed to loan.
A.. H. UKRHIH,
y,o WurehoiMe near I>m>L
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