Iowa County democrat. [volume], April 25, 1879, Image 5

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THE DEMOCRAT.
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Miner. IPoint. Friday, April 25, IS7O.
Xjocal Items.
A license to sell liquor in Loailville
costs 6500.
John (Iray is in the Fast purchasing
goods.
Many of the hoys going West sub
scribe for the Dkmoi'uat.
“Flack leg" is a prevalent disease
among Grant county cattle.
The state llonuepathie Medical
society meet at Janesville in June.
Samuel Goad. Jr. started for Denver
Colorado, on Tuesday morning hist.
Have you seen the tine display of
goods in Heller’s windows V
Thomas Goad has gone West to his
brother. N. G. Goad, of I’attersonville
lowa.
W. T. Goodhue, who was the first
mayor of Heloit, died at his home in
that city, on Saturday last.
The town of Kendall has anew
bridge to construct at Ausley's Ford
on the Fecatouica river.
Geo. Mitchell, late harness maker
with T. Priestley, started for Denver,
Colorado, on Monthly morning.
The Grant Comity Herald has been
enlarged from an eight to a nine col
umn paper. It is a good newspaper.
liiclnud Hughes, eldest son of Mr.
Hubert Hughes of this city, has gone
to lowa to make that state his home.
The Dunleith people are talking of
changing the name of their town to
Fast Dubuque.
Scarlet fever in some localities of
Illinois, hits assumed the character of
it malignant plague.
Jos. 11. Oxnam, Into dork in tlie
Post Oliioo left this oilv on Tuesday
lust, for Sacramento City, California.
James Crawford, of this city, start
ed for Canton, Dakota Territory, on
Monday, whither he goes to take
charge of a printing odiee.
Trotting appears to be as profitable
;i business as any in lids country,
(ioldsniilh Maid has cleared Sh'io.ooo
in ten years.
Wolf hunting has sprung into fash
ion near Sparta, three of the animals
being hunted down and killed this
week.
A young couple of lender years
eloped from Fond du Lae the other
day. He was 10 and she was la.
The Wisconsin State Agricultural
board have decided to hold the next
annual fair at Madison, September s
to to.
Willie llastian, of this city started
for liushford, Minnesota, on Monday
last, where he will meet his brother
James.
Richard lloare is breeder of the
choicest grade of Plymoth Lock Chick
ens to be found in any western stale. —
Trinbne.
1!. 11. Williams of Cross Plains, is
closing out his stock of goods with a
view of removing to Canton. Dakota
Territory.
()u Tuesday evening April gsth. a
ball will be given at the City Hall for
the benefit of Mrs. Landrigan. wliose
house was destroyed hy lire a short
time ago.
Our liepuhliean exchanges have
been so busy talking about the "Hebei
lirigadiers" that they have forgotten
that Decoration day will soon he upon
us.
.V young man named ISennctt was
run over by a freight car near I'enni
more, (Irant county, last Sunday and
died almost imnnV'ately.
A table is published elsewhere,
giving the number of failures for the
lirst quarter of tie* year IST!>. It is
as’ stated, Hie first healthy showing
sent out since 187".,
We are under obligations to Mr. Jas.
Ilyan of Ridgeway, for late copies of
the Eureka Daily Sentinel, published
by Cassidy & Skillman, at Eureka,
Nevada.
Mr. Ebon Sylvester, lias purchased
the residence of Mi. tolin Jackson, on
Dodge street, and intends to greatly,
improve it.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and St.
Paul Railroad, is to be extended dur
ing the coming summer from Patler
sonville, lowa, to a point in Dakota
one hundred miles West.
William Rluck, a farmer 71 years of
age, living near Readshury in this
Slate, while working near a small
creek, was seized with a lit, fell into
the creek and was drowned before
help could reach him.
Michael Ribbons, of the town of
Mifflin, had Ned. Jones of that town,
arrested and brought before Justice
Tramel.of this city on Tuesday last,
for breaking down Ribbons gate and
cutting up other capers about bis
premises. Justice Trame 1 . discharged
t lie case.
Ur. C. W. Moffett. Dentist, nephew
of J. B.& C. R. Moffett, who has been
visiting here for sometime past, has
decided to locate in this city and in a
few days will open an office over
Osborne's jewelry store High Street.
He comes well rscommended and we
bespeak for him a liberal share of
patronage.
Mrs. James Giddy, of Darrel Town
died on Tuesday. Her remains were
interred in the cemetery west of this
city on Thursday. Avery large pro
cession followed to the grave.
The Muscoda News says that
Thomas Allen has sold the Centerville
ere crusher, and joined a company of
eastern capitalists in the erection of
works in Milwaukee for the manu
facture of hue white from day-bone.
Fast week we chronicled the death
from diptheria of a young child of Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. Hopper of Linden.
Since that time they have lost another
child from the same disease. They
have the sympathies of very many
friends in the affliction.
The Odd Fellows of this city will'
1 celebrate the noth anniversary of Odd
Fellowship, under the auspices of
Amelia llebekah Lodge, No. :57. at
their hail this Friday evening. The
Kev. M, Hatch is expected to deliver I
the address.
The late cyclone at the South proves
to have done immense damage loj
■crops and other property in certain*
portions of Mabama, but bounded
over the entire State of Georgia,
j leaving comparatively few traces of
I its destruction. Its most terrible and
1 fatal force was spent in South Garo
: lina.
llev. A. W. Seabrease, delivered an
excellent lecture upon the subject of
temperaanee, in the Gity Hall on Sun-,
day afternoon. The lecture is spoken
of by all who heard it as one of the
very ablest given during tin* Sunday I
afternoon meetings. In speaking of!
the lecture the Tribune says: “The I
best and most logical arguments yet
produced by these meetings were
clearly brought forth, which will bear
fruit in the future. The lecture is
llatteringly commented on, and has an
admirer in every person present.
Ghieago Morning Herald: Hob In
gersoll lectured here last evening to a
thin house. The Academy of Music
was not over one-tilth tilled. About
200 only wen* present, and many of
these were dead-heads, free tickets
being very generally distributed
during the day. The cash receipts
were much less than the expenses.
Ingersoll fails to draw in (his State.
The Democrats refuse to attend his
lectures on account of his former
tierce denouueiations of them and
their party. No orthodox religions
people go to Ins lectures, so his audi
ences consist only of intldeK v, ho are
radical Kepnblicans, and a few broad
minded people of all seels and polities,
who go simply to hear thewitand s
orator, without any sympathy for hi
teachings.
That stirring woman Mrs. Kissell,
is ready for the summer ehmpaign of
ls"n. She js well established in com*
modious quarters, in IF S. Planer's
old stand, and is prepared to sell gro
ceries. candies, fruit, etc., to serve up
refreshments in her dining rooms in a
manner which will still improve her
well established reputation in this
line, and to furnish day and week
boarders with good meals and com
fortable lodgings.
.Married.
At tlu’ residence of tin* bride’s par
ents, on Thursday, April 171 li, |s7P,
Mr. Win. .1. Penhallegon, to Miss
Mary I’.. Co\, both of tills city. Key.
•I. Hewitt ollieiating minister.
At St. Phillips ciiureli. Highland
April liiid, by Uev. S.Trant, Mr..lames
I). Aide In Mi ss Mary ('. Fort 1; both
of 11 ighiand.
llnstie chairs at IJishop A Naeolas’
Inniitiire store. The’re nice.
Pmmixi..— A large stock of boots
and shoes for the Variety Store.
25 per cent saved by buying your
1 loots and shoes at Hie Variety Store, j
Moots and shoes in endless variety
at Heller's, and at prices that will i
suit everybody. Call and see.
.1. I. Case, of liaeine, purchased nine
thorough-bred horses at a recent sale
in Kentucky.
Adolph Appel keeps his hairclipper
at work. If you want a “clip" call on
him.
Call on Mishop A Nancolas, and
they will show you something nice
in the furniture line.
00 cents will buy a eorsett at the
Variety Store worth ©i.a.'i,
Mrcen appels by the barrel at Kinnie
A Spratler’s.
Mrsir Lesson- —Miss Ague-. F.
Strong, teacher of singing and piano,
will be pleased to receive more pupils.
A large line of new styles of suit
ings, ranging from 8 to 20 cents a yard
just opened at Heller’s. Also the
choicest lot of prints and ginghams.
Dont forget the boots and shoes at j
the Variety Store after May Ist.
S. Happier will sell and deliver:
Minimum's Bottled Beer at l-'c per!
bottle; also Aigall’s Stock Ale at 2nc ’
per battle.
Call, after May Ist. and examine the
new stock of boots and shoes at the,
XOVKI.TV STOKE.
Two good second hand sewing ma ■
chines, for sale by Birely A Son
Payable in hay or wood.
Head and you will know, that you
can buy boots and shoes at the Variety
Store after May Ist.
Hats worth SI.T2, said for St.to at
tho Novelty store.
SoMKTtltNo N U'K. Those Hast a'
chairs at bishop ,x Naneolas. fimr
ture store.
.V tine lot of cultivated eranl*eivies :
it.’ tiuarts for St.oo- at Kiunio >\
Spra tier's.
The Chippewa i-s is a tax list
that contains about tU.tXHi descriptions
—the fee for publishing of which is i
nearly Ss.ooo.
The (}mvn Ann. ami Fast Lake
styles of furniture at bishop A
Nancolas.'
W.vxtki'. Hy two gentlemen of
liberal means and of high social si and- (
,ing, two lady eorrespomlei. o between
the ages of seventeen and twenty-one. j
Aildress, I’. V. Herevereanx and W,
Stoops. Madison, Wis.
Han't fail to call on bishop \ ,
Naeolas and examine their elegant
furniture.
He sure to call for Hr. Marshall's
bung S\ rttp if yon are troubled with 1
a bad cough or cold. It relieves after j
taking the first dose; price via cents;
sold by all druggists.
Joseph CoeK is coming, but Heller's 1
ladies and misses trimmed and vmlrim-'
mod Hats are here already, and they ■
are selling fast, as they are elegaui i
' and sold v ery elieap.
John Horn is shipping potatoes to
Chicago at tho rate of two ear loads
per week. He wants several mote 1
ear loads id fust elass potatoes, lor
which he will pay the highest market
price.
Am \x rAnt s Hii nut'. The ad
vantages in the use i. Hr. I’lice’s
special Flavoring Extracts are decid
ed as they are put np in tint ties of full
ni'asure; made from the true fruits
ati I aromatics, \\ it limit posiomuis oils
[ or ethers, pure and true.
bV t'Ai.I.INH AT Hl'l.l .F.K’S
! FOK A Sl’Xsll AHF, I >ll A HAT
VOl Wild. NO f ONI.V HAVM A
iI. AUtiKH V All IF. i'V I'D SKI.F.FT
j FIIOM. HIT VOl Wild, Al.sU
| s A \ F. FIIOM ON K TIM HI) TOON F.
HALF IN IMIIFF.
i Mothers need luii he awake
! nights ly their ueeessant eonghing of
their children if they have Dr. Mar
shall's I <ll Syrup at hand, and sive
one or two doses in season. I’riee
only -Jo cents; sold hy all druggists.
Ik AM V M.r I1 I the lest illlUliy
of eminent chemists, and sagacious
medical men, is of any value. In-.
I’rice’s ('ream linking I’owder is the
most perfect made. These men o(
standing in their professions, not only
recommend its use, lint endorse it hy
using it in their own families.
Noth a-:. I am now n-ady to do all
kinds of teaming, and will furnish
rock, sand ami lime on short not let 1 .
All orders left at Penrose's meal mar
ket will he promptly attended to,
"-in Ihnnn.r .11 1.1 AN.
A I'Aii.rni:. Any attempt to pro
duce a perfume in this or any other
country that can surpass Dr, Price's
I rniipie Perfumes, w ill proven failure,
] for Dr. Price's perfumes areas fresh
I and sweet as ths (lowers from which
j they are made, and cannot he improv
ed.'
Tiki; Noth i;. All persons lonnd
passing through or in any way tres
passing upon my farm situated west
of the city of Mineral Point, desvribed
as lie'j see. a.'i, and ll W 1 ,ol nw'isee.
an, will he prosecuted to the (nil ex
tent of the law, as 1 am continually
annoyed hy having my gates left open
and allowing my slock to stray from
the premises. if t <;11 Pun rips.
timid Rnller.
Tim nicrcliaiit id' Ilarliiiglon
j have addressed an article to the
• hutter-inak' is who sell Imtter in
Unit city. The merchants have
j united Tor the purpose of improv
ing the quality of the hitUer mar
keted tin-re. The Democrat thus
speaks of tin- plan and how it is to
he carried out. —"An experienced
man will he employed who will he
on tin- street- during business hours,
and whose duty it will he to inspect
all Imtter offered for sale, and a
market value upon it, and that
price only will he allowed hy our
merchants. There are two great
| objects to he gained, and they are;
! for the consumer good butter, and
for the producer good prices, and
! these ar important ones. The per-'
t son who makes the sweetest butter,!
with the least hair and lard in it, I
will command the best price. It
will also open up a competition!
among the butter-makers, and each
one will strive to make butter supe
rior to bis or ir neighbor’s. On
May Ist this “new departure" will 1
go into effect, and after that date all!
butter will be graded. We know I
our merchant# will be sustained in I
this. —by all lovers of sweet butter, j
at least. —and we hojsj it will be 1
the means iff bringing that indig. i
pensable article up to that sweet- 1
scented standard of excellence to'
which it so justly beloiige."
Mimt. m rotxt, April 14th, tS7;\
l'ho 00-j>artuorship heretofore exist
ing under tho linn name of Sehaeffer
vV Wasley. is hereby dissolved by ntn-
Uial consent. The accounts of said
linn have Ivon divided, each member
of tho firm is empowered lo receipt
in settlemer . of accounts. which thev
respectively lu'lil duo tho old linn.
.losn'ii Son u in r.
.ttMw John \V vsi.r.v.
S, oda! Seeds !
('.anion soods of ovary v ariety, suit
al'lo fortius clhnato, for salo at low
price.' <t i'r. .1.11. Vis ians.
City Property for Salo
1 otl'or for salo ;nv property on .lor
usaloiu street oonsistlr.it of my house
and lot. cabinet shop, and barn. A
Stood bargain oan bo had by calling
soon. Mio, Jos. V'i i iadl'N,
State of Wisconsin t’ountx
Omul I'm lent County In Crot'nto
Notice it* hereby civ*n th*%t at a *p cUI term
of tho low* County Court, lo be bold in end in
HkUl count v. at tho*t'our t lion* e. in tho \ il
ol Doduivillc. n Hvd county, on tno '.Vth nai
it Ma\. A. I', being tho third Vnraday of
n*id month. at cm* o'clock in the afternoon i*l
i aaid day. the t'oliowinj; mailers will bo hoard
Hiid conaldi rod :
Ihe application of Kllon McMahon, for tho
! Appoint inert of an administrator of the estate
of I’atruk McMahon, Into of the city ol Mlucial
I point, in said county, deceased.
And it it* iniilnr ordered, that public notice
thereof be given to alt poison'* tutcreated by
, a cp> (th f order for three week*
, micccmmi* ly prior o aid day of hearing. tu the
lowa County Pcmocrat. a weekly newspaper
cticulatinc tn and county,
l*v i ider of the court. JOHN V U>NKS,
.Indue,
Drttod Doduovillo. Wif. April SUb, ts;i
FOHBOLOSUHK SALK.
, State oi Wisoonsin low a i onnt\ Ch
onit t'oiui.
Louisiana Mad.lin, Plaintiff. against
llarvox S, Kom's, Sarah Kcxcs.his
w ifo\,l. A, ila aid.and 1.. A. Ilishop,
IVl'cn hints.
Notice i- lu'ii I>\ given that h\
vlrtiu' of ami pursuant la a ,jndg
im-iit of foreclosure am! sale ren
dered in Iho above entitled action
in ■'ini lowa (’ouulv firenit ('mill
on tlio 1 h day of April. A. If ts7s, 1
'vill expose for sale ami soil at pnhlio
auotion to 11 10 (ugliest hiihlor for oasli.
at tho trout iloor of Iho t'ourl llouso
in the village of Hodgeville, in saiil
t'ounty. and Stale, on Tuesday, the
■J7lh day of May, A. If isfe,at g o'clock
in tho afternoon of said day the fol
lowing doserihod mortgaged premises,
or so much thereof as shall no nooos
sary to raise the amount id'said judg
ment, interest, ousts, and cost of sale,
to-w it:
Lot No. eight (s', and that pari of
lot No. fifteen i l.Mdeserihed as follow s:
t'onnneneing at tin* south westerly
corner of said lot No. I.\ thence east
erly along Fountain street thirty the
feel, thenee northerly on a line
■ arallel with the West side of said lot I
No, to the northern houndary !
thereof, thence westerly along the;
northern houndary line to the north-i
West corner of said lot No, r>, thence
southerly along the west line of said
lot No, i:, to the place of beginning;
all of said lots being In hloek thirty
one (til) Strong and others addition to
the village mow city lot Mineral I’oinl.
t’ounty and Mate aforesaid.
Haled Sherill"s olllee Ihidgevllle,
lowa County. Wiseonsln, this sth day
of April. A. If tsln.
lilt >M AS lU.ACKN K\ .
Sherill lowa t'o.. Wis.
llrsiiv Smith.
Attorneys for riainlilT.
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|CITY HAKI'RV
AND
PA RM i:\is
DINING HALL,
Of .Mineral Boinf.
11
i' ll \ Hukcrv mu! added much n w goods to it.
I mu ii w tfcll |'ii par* and '• Hiipply the public f
mill ( IIOK 1C AM) MIKSII
< j not m:ri its,
i
TKAS, COI'TKF.S, Am.
ut wry low pricci*
—ACCOMMODATIONS roll—
Day Boarders a Specially
And r.nmrr* vlll also find tills n roiifenleut
mid f plurt? to *top for menl*. be In# In
tin* midst *f Ijufliivm bout*cm.
AMI’LK
MAUN ACCOMMODATIONS!
For (enm*, In tlwsu connfctJon.
- ■ irr *" ■ “ nr
liuttor iiiirl
'wanked at nil times. for wblrb the Highest
Price in trade will lie given.
Next door below Onndry A Gray.
!
I). DROWN.
Mineral Point, April 21, JKi'L L 5.
LOOK OUT FOR
i
Bargains in Millinery!
MISS L A AIR! ALL
(1m returned from riff*;-. wllb a magnificent
.lock of
Ml LI. IX FRY
Of the Latest Style. s and i
Patterns.
A nd lUTlui! bought eben* lot cun, 1- prepared
U> Mil t lowt Bring price,
lUt. and Bonnet* trimmed bjr A PIKHT- |
1 CLAHB CHICAGO trimmer, rblch HIM Argali ■
l.i. tngi'/ed (or Ibo eon.
CHAMPION
Reapers and Mowers!
•■'2
Host l\i';t|'i't's itiul Nloavc rs iiv the* N\ orldl
Tim Most t’oinplele Meehanistu. IVrteeted alter Years of Study t>y
Talented Inventots, As (train ami (irass I 'utters they have no
Kijiial. ami the Kea|>er is acknowledged hv all t" h"
The Boss Flax-Cutter.
When all others failed many h'anners hail to borrow Champions to
cut their Max cuts il wet or dry. green or ripe.
. llso tho Star Corn /'/(tutors, .McDermott, Covham
<tni/ .lento Sulk'!/ Cultirntors . .U Thompson's
Su/k'i/ (tn</ Stuhh/o /'lows. St ro fin an /'/nit's.
At,SO AiiKNT KOU
BUFFALO PITTS AND IVIASSILON THRESHERS.
UKI’.MUS for all the above machines for salo.
2 v *—W nrolionse near nei'ot. -\. H. D IdKIUH.
SPRING OF 1879!
nkw (iooi)s iron tiih:
SPRING TRADE
J tisl. A cci vml
At GUNDRY & GRAYS.
Lower Prices than Ever Before
Offered in lowa County.
i
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK AND
PRICES AND.BE CONVINCED.
(UTNDKY Sd and KAY.
ol'ilio li<r Dou.
JV*. B.— II 'c make a Special!a of
COTTON GOODS,
. hid o f Brices that cannot he undersold.
Mineral Point, Wis., Mardi I, 187.). G. A; O.
p I)k.Pbick*s s
CREAIvj
BAKIN G pfwp) lUYOBmC
("owiiji S^jpflramrs:
Eminent Ohemiets and Physicians certify that these goods ore
free from adulteration, richer, more effective, produce better
than any others, and that they use them In their own families.
rm nmfm>n UNIQUE PERFUMES *ro the Orm* of all Odor,
II K MM I H \ TOOTHENE. An agreeable, hetillbful Lh|Uld Dentifrice.
IT I I illllij U LEMON SUGAR. A substitute for Lemon*.
011,1 AIAVJJ M EXTRACT JAMAICA GINGER. From the pure root
STEELE A PRICE'S LUPULIN YEAST OEMS. ,
The lift !>ry Ilo v itatl in th World.
STEELE & PRICE. Manfrs., Chicago, St. Louis & Cincinnati.