Thirty short-horn bull calves; and
fifty Shropshire rams, yearlings and
two-year-olds. David Collard has
also, for sale seven Oxford sheep—six
ewes and one ram.
On aki.es Collard, Edmund, Wis.
A. G. Deller
has an elegant line of Men’s. Boys’
and Children’s Hats and Caps. Call
and see them.
THE DEMOCRAT.
Mineral point. Wisconsin.
Entered at the Poet Office. Mineral Polnt,Wia.
ax second data matter.
Subscription Price. iI.SO In Advance.
Friday. Oct. 3, 1 890.
WANTS.
Thoroughbred Polandchina hogs for
SALE. Will be sold cheap if sold soon,
9m2 H. H. Weight, Mineral Point, Wis.
DOOMS TO KENT.—lnquire of J. Deller.
it
FOR SALE.—A good farm mare in foal. Will
be sold cheap for cash. John W. Manley.
Uf ANTED—To sell a grocery store doing a
moderate business. Inquire at The Dem
ocrat office.
11’ ANTED.—25 fresh milk cows, for which I
Vt will pay the highest market price.—James
Spenslev.
I WANT to sell a good young horse, suitable
for work or driving. Will sell at a reasonable
price. Inquire of T. B. Tregilgus.
\1 T ANTED—A man and wife to superintend
It and run a farm. Liberal wages will be
paid to competent persons. None but a prac
tical farmer need apply. Inquire at the lowa
County Bank.
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST.
The lawyers of Mineral Point have
been at Dodgeville all week courting.
Joseph Ellen’ & Sons have secured
the contract for the carpenter work for
the woolen mills.
The fall term of the circuit court
opened at Dodgeville on Monday, and
still continues in session.
Anew cheese factory at South
Survey, smarted up this week. Phillips,
Hughes & Cos. are the proprietors.
Benj. Blewett and D. Jacko, Jr., are
preparing to start a bakery and restau
rant in the Hutchison building oppo
site the postoflice.
