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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-03-25
True Stories About Animals.

There was trouble in the menagerie
last Saturday. 1t seems that the large
black monkey had got out some way or
other, and climbed up in front of the big
tank in the aquarium and called the seal
"a blarsted furriner," and when the
seal retorted by calling him a ssSene-
gambian nut cracker" the monkey
reached in over the glass and pulled a
bald spot in her seal-skin sacque, and
then there was row.
"Put up your flippers and lead at
him." shouted the leopard, encourag-
ingly to the seal.
Here, you mustn't bite, scratch nor
pull hair, T" said the bear to the monkey.
Slight fair''
And when that rule was applauded
and approved by the crowd, the monkey
quit fighting and sat down and cried,
and said that just barred him clear out.
"Clear in, you mean, interrupted the
zebra, sand besides you're not barred
out half so much as | am - %
"And every body was down on him,
anyhow" the monkey sobbed on,
" "and-'' s Q@ gG.5
''There's more down on me than
there is on you," said the swan, "and
| don't snivel about it, you Italian
refugee
81 can lick the biggest seal in this
menagerie," walled the friendless mon
key, to which the seal seornfully replied
that he couldn't lick postage stamp,
and at this taunt the monkey broke out
afresh, and the menagerie reviled and
encouraged him by turns.
"Why don't you bristle up?n the wild
boar asked him.
"1es," shouted the giraffe, "hold
your head up.n
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-03-25
A Leap-Year Proposal.

Not many miles from San Juan--not
more than fifteen-resides a young
farmer, who is not over twenty-five
years of age. He has considerable of
the fequisite-the coin. Up to within a
very short time he had led a lonely life,
but thanks to the year 1880, which has
proved his salvation-a young lady has
proposed to him and he is now enjoying
her society as his wife. The following
is the way it was brought about:. The
young man had every qualification for
business man, but Notwithstanding all
this was extremity bashful and blushed
clear to his ears every time he caught
sight of a young lady. Moreover, he
imagined he was a fright to behold, and
no girl would condescend to look with
favor upon him. In fact, it was his
opinion that he was destined to lead a
life of single blessedness all the days he
might wander about on this terrestrial
sphere. One day, however, he stopped
at the house where resided a lovely girl.
She had seen how shy he was on every
occasion and became infatuated with
the peddler Of apples and garden truck,
and was determined that the ice should
be broken, as leap-year had arrived,
which gave her every privilege in this
particular granted to the sterner SEX
The young lady therefore walked up to
him, as he stood by the well, and, call
ing the young man by his given name,
asked him why he did not get married.
Hereplied with characteristic non-esteem
that he didn't think there was anybody
who would have him. Why" replied
the young lady with great fervency, st
will have you" The young man turned
red and stammered by turns, but finally
he did manage to tell her "All right. !"
Arrangements were made at once for
the marriage ceremony, and in less than
a week they were living together as man
and wife, happy as birds in a nest
San Juan (CaI.) Independent.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-03-25

4. = o. az
William Beury and Captain Fl. w.
Morgan had occasion to 90 down to
Schuykill County on business last week,
and got off the Lehigh Valley passenger
train at Myersville. As they were climb
ing the mountain at that point, they no
ticed a freight-car coming down the
railroad, without any brakeman on the
ear. Captain Morgan took in the danger
of the situation at once, and knew il the
car was not captured it would collide
with train that was on the track below.
He, therefore started down the mountain
on a run and intercepted the car he
caught hold Of the side bars and attempt
ed to mount one OF the platforms SO as
to get at the brake, but the car was
going down grade and had gotten under
such headway that it was with difficulty
that the Captain was able to get on, and
he had to run some distance and then
bruised his knees badly before he was
able to swing himself around to jump on
the bumper. As soon as he reached the
platform be applied the brake and
stopped the runaway car, which was left
standing until taken in charge by the
railroad employees. Where the car came
from, or how it happened to become
detached from the train, our informant
could not ascertain, but Captain Nor
gan certainly deserves the railroad COM
pany's thanks for risking his life in the
effort to capture the car. Had the car
not been stopped, a serious collision
would undoubtedly have occurred when
it met the train on the railroad track at
a point down the ine.-Shanaokin { Pa.
Times.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-03-25
PITH AND POINT.
From the New Orleans Picayune.l

From the New Orleans Pfcayune.l
POLITICAL parties and fish balls are
allowable in Lent.
Why do bees fly togetherp They fly
to gather honey. Ai!@ 4i@5gi5'i 9I3
In playing cards good deal depend
upon a good deal.
FUNERAL rites cover heaps of wrong
so far as this world goes. 3fgh - ,y>.ss
A MAN had better be out of Jail than
to be out of fashion.
A MAN viii never look gift mule in
the hind foot more than once. yFa.,,-
AFTER boiling down his food a man
expects to keep it on his stomach.
LET mean man see himself as others
see him, and he will feel like breaking
looking glasses.
WESTERN journals complain that pa
per has never been so high since Frank
Inns kite went up.
WHEN you are throwing the mantle
of charity over an erring man, do not
let it be q wet blanket.-N. Y. Herald
RESIDENTS of Michigan can never be-.
come wholly orphaned, because they al
ways have Paw Paw in the State.
Rome Sentinel.
A GOOD husband wants his wife to
know every thing he tells her. Ia He has,
no secrets from her that he is not will
ing to give away. i'F.'p -t's3fFss
THE Iowa Legislature has passed q,
bill prohibiting the manufacture and
sale of oleomargarine in that State, un-
der heavy penalties of fine and impris-s
Onment. ;....,,, 49,. ..... 80
IF this scalp fits you, you may wear
it," scornfully remarked the under In
dian in the fight. >And the victor, who,
was man open to conviction, wore it
on his leggings until he lost it, some
years later, in connection with his own.
-BurlinQtOn HQapkeue. -.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-03-25

"And throw out your chest and have
some style about you," yelled the pea
cock. ap
' And hump yourself and have little
backbone" said the camel.
"And stand up for your rights" said
the kangaroo.
"And what will he do for his lefts,
you club-tailed parabola? ?' said the ele-
phant who had just come into the tent,
and every body could see that he was in
bad humor. He turned on the weep
ing monkey. sect into your cage this
minute, you son of a cocoa nut, or I'll hit
you such swipe with this Saratoga
that you'll think whole baggage car
has run over you.''
The animals were all perfectly quiet
wondering what had happened and what
was coming next. The elephant glared
around at the cages and then shook his
head savagely. ..-..t.. q. 10.
"I'd give bale of hay" he said after
a while, "if l knew which one of you
living curiosities and geological wonders
sent me that bottle of anti-fat.''
And then, children, one wild whoop
OF laughter went up from all the cages,
which eliminated in shrieks of delight
when the enraged elephant sucked all
the water out of the seals tank and
spirited it all over the monkeys. 1t was
the worst rain they ever had in the
menagerie, and it was lucky thing
somebody didn't get killed. AS it was,
the little brown monkey with the gray
face had-spasms all night, all three of
the owls had to sit up with him, and they
were so sleepy the next day they didn't
have to show.-Burlington Hawkeye. 6
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-22
frcn bod seyiile.

DopGrvuAE, October 18TH, 1850.
Fitzgerald, u contractor, on the
railroad, has force OF six hundred
and ten men, beside the teams and
their drivers.
John Edwards who has bCra So
journing in the mountains Of the
west tor the past two wears rctuulpd
home on last Friday morning.
Geo. Cleminston, of lancaster
talked politics here on last Friday
evening.
Tom. Kennedy our next Sheriff,
has been around giving his friends
a shake.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-22
From Linden.

LINDEN, Oct. 18th, 1SS0.-Gcorge
G. Clcminston Of Lancaster, de-
livcred fair party speech to about
one hundred and twenty five
voters of this place in Trcloar's
Hall, last Thursday evening For
want Of something to say, he
waved the bloody shirt, and was
loudly cheered by portion Of his
audience. The torch light pro-
cession was an immense success
and was heartily enjoyed by the
score Of boys who carried the
torches. The Linden Band played
al appropriate piece Of music 1T
the close.
John Wearne who recently pm-
chased the building occupied ~
J. Sleep, as furniture store will
leave for Chicago on Tuesday morn
ing next 10 purchase supplies for
opening picture gallery at this
place
We urge all parties at Che coming
election to vote only for those who
are qualified To fill thc poi
tion they are aspiring to, and
we feel satisfied there arc those low
before tile people If this county
who are not qualified, and who
if elected, will haze II depend ~
tirely on hired help. John T.
Hopper is cminently qualined for
tile responsible position ~ county
Clerk, and Linden viii give him
at least one hundred majority,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-22
From Highland.

We had the honor Of listening I'd
Hon. p. a. Orion and J " Taylor
last Monday night. Mr.. Orton
started lis speech from 1860, (when
he was postmaster under James
Buchanan and fought the war all
over again. He also stated the war
was not ended vet, and that if Gen.
Hancock was elected there would
undoubtedly be more war. He
stated that the Republicans never
use any frauds at elections, and
that their platform was as sound as
a dollar. and that the Democrats
used all meaus 70 dcfraud the peo-
pie at the ballot box shot-guns,
tissue ballots, etc. Now this is not
the way Mr.. Orion talked four years
ago, but just vice versa. Those who
heard him Monday nigh. and also
four years ago, when he was the
Democratic nominee for congress,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-22
FARM F0RSALE.

offer for sale Il Prairie Farm
consisting Of 50 acres--sixty-fyc
acres under pillow. balance under
pasture and hay, we'll fenced; q
good well, house, and granary
Land is comparatively new and is
under . prime state Of cultivation,
and is situated in a pleasant
neighborhood; good road running.
BY tho farm; within easy distance
oftwo school houses, and churches
OF various denominations; also
within "a miles Of where the G..
a. N. w. Il. X. depot i located
at Ridgeway.
For terms apply on the prem
ises, two miles south Of the new
Catholic church in Ridgcway.
THos. X. RYAs
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-22
Notice.

All Out OF Employment
Should address Frank Leslie
Publishing g., - Dey street,
New York, an active agent want
81 IL every town. All VI o
wish to make money rapidly,
should SCI d Thirty Cents for five
weeks subscription, 10 Frank Les
Iic's Weekly, (thc only Democrat
ic Illustrated Paper pub.ithcd}
Clubs oi four, TOR five weeks, tof
one dollar, or sample copy will be
sent Tor Il cents postage STAN ps.
Illustrated Catalogue tree.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-22
Notice.

Frank LceIics Weekly. The
ony Democratic illustrated
Newspaper published will he
sent postpaid, for five weeks
(unli end Of campaign for Thirty
Cent?. Agents wanted IL every
town. Send 30 cents for five
weeks subscription, or 6 cents in
potage stam' for sample copy
and Illustrated Catalogue Clubs
u tonr will bo sent for five weeks,
for one dollar. ddrcss Frank
Leslie Publishing Co, - Dcy
Street. New York.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-22
Married.
nrsr wEAnNE.

~ So ~ ~ I'M.
Married, on Monday, Get. Is, nc thp
residence Of Mr.. Napoleon Graham, of
Minlin, by Rev. ". u. james, Mr.. j.
i. lIuSe, Of Miniin, md Miss Mary
j. Wearne, Of Linden,
The wedding was Il very pleasant
one. About seycuty-fyr invited
friends and relatives were present.
The presents were elegant and nu-
merous. The happy couple started
for Chicago oil Tuesday morning, to
visit the Exposition They have the
congratulations of Z host Of friends
FROM X CORRESPONDENT.
About O'clock p. IN tne invited
guests cine writer ncludedl began to
arrive. and Dy O'clock tie house was
full. Tie ceremony tooh place III tie
open an, 81 rs 10 give III a chance TO
witness il. The groom Has atteu4ed
by MI John Wealne aud Jonn VII
hams, and The bride by Miss Eugene
llA5I anu IsIli lllIliil uS. w N0u4i
BE- glad to describe the dresses worn,
bat can't do il, because We were not
educated i'll that line, and could not
DO the subject justice-sliiice il 10
say, all were elegantly attired, and
performed their parts in the cere.
mony with becoming grace and dig
nifty. At the conclusion Of congratu-
lations &c. all were seated 10
bountiful repast, which could De best
appreciated by those partaking Of it.
To describe it would not do it justice
The wedding presents were numer-
Gus and valuable. After spending
pleasant evening in social inirth. the
guests took their ieave. wishing Ir.
and Mrs. Huse all manner OF good
luck and prosperity. Mr.. Huse and
wife took tile morning train 70
Chicago for 4 brief visit X. II.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-22
Notice to Horse Breeders.

The attention Of horse breeders Is
called To the fact that the lInmbleton-
ian stallion. Stanley, Is now owned
here, and will make a fall and winter
season at the stable of G. NJ. Cox. win
also be on hand in the spring ut the
low prices Of Iivc dollars for single
service, and ten dollars to insure
Further particulars given nj the
blacksmith shop Of
10 WIN. TREwEEK, Mineral Point.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-22
irms:..S1,5o per year, in Advance
LOCAL ITEMS.

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"eS'''s'
MI Aidre lenkS WAS III town ON
, iaofSdly' Attending T. law business
p"n' |lmner has number of VII
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~ c'oa ~ Na.e.
! the Key L. Cloak viii otdciSte at
Trinity Church next SUNDAY. both
morning AMY evening.
The next Divine services II Calvary
Church. MOnttort. and ut IevmgStou,
will he on the fifth sunday Of October.
Erwin Eastman III Tuesday m,,r.
iur started for In parta Inl v,h.r. H.,
will remain for some months visiting
relatives.
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castor a3,rnssnd NJ, no,,1a . ,h;,
city upon The noIitica, Issues nr tho
d,y NJ tha DIV lI,ll =, snt,..i,,.
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sorer,l st,,ion, -, tho n,a,1 ,..''l..,.,,.
ra,.r,d savoral hnn.l.a, ~, ls,,;
,5a c,,n,r,tn,ato,I nn,,, tho 800, '> = =
tho;,. rndar,.l.inr
N'''' ''ii ~ lloaie " III denver Tree
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-22

ltyour horse has the scratches: il
he has chalked himself, or cut himself
on wire fence, Or is injured In any
manner, get :. bottle Of THAT" Lini-
mcntsnd use il according todirections,
You will bc surprised NJ its efficacy.
1t has No superior for relief vi pain in
wounds, and heal Nil injuries without
inflammation OF scah, Try Il.
peller'S complete line ot stylish
Dress goods asd Trimmings are un-
surpassed III this city or III this part
OF the country. you will do we'll Nv
calling on him before purchasing any.
where else,
Flour n kinne'S is cheap rs any
where, and delivered free to amy palt
Of the city,
Largest arrivals nt Fall and WiNtey
stock ever brought 10 Mineral Point
az Gundry \ Gray's.
WAGONS reE SALE have two
first class ucW Wagons which will
sell cheap for cash.
THOMAS DAY \ son. Rlacksmiths.
Graham Flour.
FhN celebrated Akron Ohio Graham
Flour II +, klNncS.
), Chadwick, ot ArcodIa. WaNnce
GO, \. n, writes ~ have had severe
attacks et Asthma Cor several Years.
| commenced taking Or, Thomas Ec-
lectrie Oil; tho first dose relieved me
III one hour. rontAucd taking II IN
tcaSpoenful deSeS for Il Few DAYS, and
hNenot had mn attack ot il since,
NOM nearly one year,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-22
For Sale or Rent
ON GOOD TERMS
Fine Residence.

Fine Residence.
My Residence, with some
four acres of land,siu the city
ot Mineral Point
House and Lot.
Also house and lot, i'm the
south part u the city, nearly
new; good lot, cistern, &c,
Four.Acre Lot.
Also four acre lot, Just in
front OF the former residence OF
John SpcnSley, we'll fenced.
Two Beautitul Farms
Of eighty acres each, tour miles
cast Vt Mineral Point.
Good Farm Of 100 Acres,
Also 100 acres Of laud eight
mites northeast from Dodge.
willie, on the Mill Creek and
Arena road
so Acres Near Shcrmans Mill,
and three miles south west
from thu city.
The J. R. ZONES Farm Of $40 Acres.
one mile west from Miillin; $50
acres under pillow.
A Good Grist Mill.
and forty acres vi land, onl
from Milllin. Good stone mile
2lN36, two,story, and two run
OF stones, and plenty of water
power.
$50 Acres OF Good Land,
twelve miles north of this city
in towns OF Moscow and Wald.
wick.
DR. J. b. MoFrErr.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-22

Akron Oat-mcal--5 cents per pound.
ut T. Kinne's.
Atwood Yarn At scots per n At l..
Osborne 81 sons.
Onions IN abundance, at Teasdale Il
Brewers.
Fresh Cranberries at +. kinne's.
J. Deller is sole agent for Cloye's
Utica fine ladies' and misses shoes.
They are equal to either Burt's ~
Reynolds Ia quality and finish and at
lower prices. Examine them.
Richardson's warranted boots and
and shoes at lowest prices at Jos.
Deiler's
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-22
To tho Public.

We desire to say that McSsrs. lloare
Bros, of Mineral Point, WIS. arc our
only authorized agents for Iowa
County, andapy Estey Organ procured
in any other way than through them,
Is either not genuine OF second hsnd,
and will not be guaranteed by us.
STORY 4 CAMr.
Chicago. Ill, sept, q, isSo.--lw
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-22

fnript upop ticket agents selling ION ttsl al.
via this road. Examine your tickets and Yefn.,
TO bar II they do not readoyer the CsIea,o s.d
Northwestern Railway.
II yon vish the beet ira cling accommodates.
you VIII bay Jour tleksls u this fuut. All
WILL TAKE MONK 9TH X. ~"
All ticket agents can sell tickets and eh.cL
usual baggage free by this Inns.
YOr information. folders, maps. sta .nat IN
tanned at home ticket Dfnca, addrsss ~ Agent
OF ihs company. or
MARVIN HUBHlTT. ". n. sTRNNRrr
0sn'i hcnager. 0en'l Pass. Agent
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-22

Ladies'; lonr attention il called to
my extremely large variety of Childs,
Misses and Ladies' Cloaks and Dol
mans, made ny or thenewcst styles of
cloths and TRAININGS and cut in the
latest styles j. DELLER.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-22

CoUhl nov nelleNc ne was the same
n,3n. lie made a great noise about
the rebel claims and secession.
Now, Mr., Orion knows that the
rebel claims will never he paid by
the northern Democrats, and he
also knows that the war is over and
4 thing 81 tho past. MIR Orion
seems to be moving backward and
not forward, lie also compared
the Democratic party 10 4 horse
said lis whole body was in the
South, ana il wanted 4 tail Il 80
into the White House, | think
that after the N of November lie
viii find this boh-milrd horse where
he don, want him, In fact Judge
Ouon's speech did more good for
the Democratic cause than Judge
Wiley did. We only hope that
thN Republican committee have n
tew more orators to send around
for the good OF our people As ior
for Mr, Taylor, Nc fought over the
same ground that Orton fought,
aUd brought ~ our SIGHT scenes OF
the war that closed over fifteen
years ago. Neither Of the speakers
touched amy point that would have
amy effect upon our people. | be.
lieve that the Republican party
viii die out like those lamps did
AZ their meeting on Monday night.
Mr.. II \. Terrill, principal Of
our High school has organized II
reading club, which will meet every
Friday evening at the school house.
lie gives general invitation to all
who wish to join to come and make
the meetings interesting. The pro.
grammc will consist Vt reading,
speaking and singing, Members Of
Highland Red Ribbon Club are
requested to meet At Cholvin's Hall,
November 9th, for the purpose of
recognizing. Philip Allen, Of Min
Grad Point, will address the club. 1t
is to be hoped that all the members
Will be present on this occasion.
Messrs Mathison Il Co., of LaSalle,
is talking some Of buying nll the
mines north of the village, and
i they cam succeed in getting them
they viii place on the grounds good
machinery, and will employ about
two hundred men and twenty
teams. This will give our little
village some life as Mcssrs Mathi-
SON Y 60. are men OF means and
understand their business. They
are expected to be here to-day to
SOC II they can buy out the miners
interests.
John klingcr is erecting new
dwelling in this village, 1t is nearly
completed.
Old Winter made its appearance
last Saturday and Sunday, by cont
ing the ground with snow. He has
surely made mistake and come a
little too soon-anyhow we did not
expect him for at least u month
yet.
Messrs Briggs and Anslcy will
address the people here on next
Tuesday. ! do sincerely hope that
they will do some better than
than Orion and Taylor did. II
they don't they had better stay at
home But come on, gentlemen, |
don't believe that you can do worse
than they did if you try
Flour has advanced again to
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-22
Chickering Piano for Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale an
elegant Chiekerins Piano. for 1926
This is splendid opportunity TO get
a iirst-elaSs Piano cheap.
lift ). 7. OSBORNE.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-22
DR.. j. II. MinRender's

DEN rAL ROOMS Successor to the late DR..
j. 3 Coykendal' oldest ollce in the county
--estahl-hed 1885, Al opcrat.nnt performed
with care and skin am, AT reasonable ratea.
Btuttbtr CABIN art}.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-22
Notice.

The 90 partnership between &. NJ.
Law and 5. r. Osborne. for the sale OF
musical instruments Is this day dis.
solved by mutual consent
q. M. LAW.
5. +. OsBoRE.
Mineral Point, wis. Oct. 1, 1850.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-22
AVOCA HOUSE,

George Williams. Proprietlr, Avoca. Wis,
This house ha4 been recently rehtted ami
refurnishca and nov oiItrA first class aec1mo-
atiops 10 the travcliHs pubhc. i4.-ai
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-22
DR.. w. II. Osborn,

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