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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1885-10-08

CHAR1Rs W. LAy.-4-On Thursday, the
LIST inst, in the afternoon, tllis young man
breathed his last, and on the next day
his remains were buried from Carmel
church. Many weeks of intense suffer-
ing h;,5i been enduad with stole forti-
tude, patience and resignation, and his
young life with so muchpromise, and his
budding hopes just blooming into a
Joyous fruition were yielded up without
n murmur. He was twenty-three years
of age, and had Just completed the law
course at the University of Virginia last
June. For his energy no task seemed
too arduous, and industry and perse-
verance were the first laws of his nature.
Possessed of a adisposition naturally alma
bic, and controlled by the highest sense
of morality, he drew to himself in warm
est friendship MI of fhisassociates. Death
is sad at all times, but whcn ); G,ys -
10y hands upon the hope of Ntc ~,
and the joy and pride of b"cthe!-
sisters, it has pang that ca"I.rt DC
scribed, sorrow unknown To- al t
those who have felt its weigh.
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Registration Notice,

N Office is hereby given that the Books
~ OF Registration for Pickcms County
VIII be opened at Pickcns G. H., on the
nr@t Monday In each month to enable such
persons TO register as have acquired the
Ilgnt since the last general election, to
,.,ie.L tr,,nsI'T sch as have changed their resi-
uenGe, ,Ia,a anu 10 10 renew lost and dcfaccd ccr-
da Ic%.eg 1,,I Gntl agd including the first Mon
the Books closed, except for fh" @ rHrnnscS TI"soS
hereinafter mentioned, nnmcIya P"' nat P"SrS o,'J
defaccd certificates may he rcnn,yo% agS. ,i "is,
thirty days before the general eIcn,io u.i,
young men coming of age after tbn osnn a.u
ing Of She Books may register nnfi( yn, M
dayof election. 49, uiui the
w; A. CLYDE
S'N"r"'S"r e''r. loi"kors q .nnt,
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Nervous Dabilitated Men

You are allowed a free trial of thirty
days of the use of DR.. Dyes Celebrated
Voltaic Belt with Electric Suspensory
Appliances, for the speedy relief and
permanent cure of Nervous Debility, loss
OF Vitality and Manhood, and all kindred
troubles. Also for many other diseases.
Complete restoration to health, vigor
ana manhood guaranteed. No risk is
incurred. Illustrated pamphlet, with
full information, terms, etc., mailed free
by addressing Voltaic Belt Co., Marshal
Michigan.
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Educational.
The Exercises

or THE PIEDMONT INsTITrrTE
~ will be resumed on WEDNESDky
the I'd day Of SEPTEMBER next.
Rates of Tuition remain unchanged
Board in private families at S10 nor
month. f'
The Departments of Music, in charge of
Miss AIKEN, and of Art, in charSc II
Miss HOLLINGSWORTH, offer SUPERIOR
advantages.
For any information, address
w. N. MoCASLAN,
Pickcns G. H., s. G.
aug 6, 1885 45
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Very Remarkable Discovnry

MIR. Geo. ". willing, of NnaahrsI, ,r,
M.:h., writes: ..My wife has |v,.u almost
helpless for five years, 80 helrlr~s that pl.,
could not turn over in bee alone Sic
used two Bottles of Electric Blder. mad is
80 much improved. .that she is th.. ..pw ia
do her own work " Electric B.i'rra - III DO
all that is claimed for them. Hundred. or
testimonials attest their great Curative row~
fe,s. Only fifty conis bottle -, ~. g ".
Earles, Pickens G. Ii.
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Cotton Rising.

MIR. EDITOR: Mr.. Elias e. JIondiris,
who lives eight miles east of uoaos, C.,.,
in Franklin County, raised stalk IT
cotton 80 large and tall that It innjyG ,hr
birds. A bird built her nes ,hom h,d,
way up the stalk, and set nnd ]atuhr4
three young birds, and they oia - va,
really amusing to see the Chi 2rol climb.
ing that cotton stalk to see tlc uostl
. F;,tSU
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CDNNEtTIONS. .-..
Al Soreca with II and ID II II for atlanta.
A. with Atlantic Coast Line and South
Carolina Railway, from and to Char.
lesion. g-..' 'E. p,
With Wilmington, Columbia and Au-
gllsta from Wilmington and oil points
y .. North. as sa5 ..-. . ,
with Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
from Charlotte and all pOints North.
ID. S?!!.h Asheville and Spartanburg from
and FOR points in Western n. C.
c. Atlantu and Charlotte Division II & n
II for Atlanta and points South g. West
G.. R.2TALeOTT, Super't.
M. SLAuauTER, Genl Passenger Ag't
ID cARDwEII, Asst Gen Pas. Agent
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rk's Sale.
{" rf South Carolina
'DuEty of Pickcns
, a. - st of d;0Raa era ON PlcnS
William B. Thompson, VS.. Gabriel Thomp
son ct al.

william B Thompson, VS.. Gabriel ThOmp
son ct al.
ACTION FOE PARTITION, &c.
DUISC ANE tn an order for sale made
l. i'll the above stated case, on the Sd June
1888, by Hon, j. s. Cothrun, presiding
Judge, | will sell ut Pickcns Court House,
on SALESDAY IN NOVEMBER next, at
public sale, the Land described In the
p'cadinGs, to wit:
All that TRACT ORPAR Ell of LAND
in Pumpkintown Township Pickcns Coun-
~, on Duck Creek waters If South Saluda
livcI, adjoining lands of Abraham b.
Tallcy, Frank lt,blson, Joseph Rigtlon
and others, containing One Hundred (lOO)
acres, more CrlcSS.
TERMS OF SALE Onc-half the purchase
money To be paid in cash. the ba ance on
credit of tive We months, with >intcrest
from day of sale, secured by bond and
mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to
pay extra for all papers and for recording
| the same.
}. j. LEWIS, Ger.
oct 8. 1885
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Clerks Sale.
state Of SantIR GRr0Hima.
COUNTY OF. pIcKENs.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

5. II. Case VS.. NJ A., Griffith and B. r.
Griffith!
JUDGMENT FOR FORECLOSURE
DURSUA>T to an order for sale, made
Il in the above stated case OH the I'D J Junc
1885, by Hon. J. 3. C0thran, presiding
Judge, | will sell ut Pickcns ouft House,
on SALESDAY IN NONEMBt r next, at
public sale, the Land described in the
plcadings, TO wit:
All that PIE, j., PARCEL Or TRACT
OF LAND, situate in Central Township,
Pickens County, on waters of Six Mile
Creek, bounded on the East by lands of
o. f. Smith and the estate of Jonathan
King, deceased, on the Hcst by lands of
Whitucr Symms, on the North by lands of
DR.. II. ". Folgcr on the South by lands
of f. L. Garvin, containing One Ilundrt d
Q00) acres, more or less
TERMS OF SALE -Onc-half of the purch-
nsc morey TO he paid in cash, the balance
on credit of twelve months, with interest
from day Of sale, secured by bond and
mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to
pay extra for all papers and for recording
the same, H9
s.-s.~-.J J. J. LEWIS, C.C.P.
oct 8, 1885 "a
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Clerk S Sale.
state OF south Carolina
County OF PICKENs.

IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
John M. Jones, vs.. Mary Whitmirc ct al.
ACTION FOR PARTITION, &C.
DURSUANT to an order for sale, made
il in the above stated case on the 3d June
1885, Twill sell at Picxens Court House,
OH SALESDAY IN NOVEMBER next. at
public sale, the Land described i'm the
pleadings, to wit:
All that PAR Ell or TRCCT of LAND
In Pumpkintown Township, Pickens Coun-
ty, on Carrick's Creek, waters of Oolenoy
kiver, adjoining lands of Van 8. Jones,
Ira L. Roper, William Masters and others,
containing One Hundred acres, more or
less.
""""a %" "SATE-One-half of the purch-
.-. ST.. '... o. 'G,'! ~ q. -. ~ rr,~nco
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Clerks s Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

NoUNTY OF PICRENS.
Harper Haynes, vs. Andrew Haynes ct al
ACTION FOR PARTITION, &c.
PURSUANT to an order for sale in the
a above stated case, made by Hon. j. S.
C0thran' presiding Judge, on the 3 June
1886, will sell ut Pickens Court House
at public sale, on SALEsDAY IN NO.
pEMBER next, all the REAL EITATE
or Mrs. Mary Haynes, deceased. consist
ing of Four (4) Tracts of Land near Pick
ems Court House, to wit:
TRACT NO. 1,
On which there is good Dive ling House,
DC, containing 81. 0-1O acres, more or
less, adjoining Tracts Nos. 3 and 3, and
others
TRACT NO. O.
')Hi' iAT SO 5-10 acres, more or less,
h@ '~- '"nds of w. s. Kirksey, Tracts
'.' ".t ; and others.
TRiCT NO. 3,
'-NHin' 1S 30 acres, more or less,
. y. e.. nds of Kelley, Newton, and
TRACT NO. 4,
...'' g., $40 acres, more or less, adj
."nE ' Tract No. l and others.
i'''.' "' &c land can be seen in Clerks 8
rH-r
1s""- O. -One-third of the purch-
''7. ...'2y .1h, the balance on n credit of
."' b. .hr'i hs, secured by bond and mort
ga. &c prcmises--credit portion to
- from day of sale. Purchaser
l." i". ''':t for all papers and for, record
J. J. LEWIS, c.p.
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Columbia and Greenville Railroad

On and after July 10th, 1885, Passer-
ger Trains will run as herewith Indicated
upon this road and its branches: Daily
Except SunduyS.)
No. J3--Tp pASSHSGER
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sIouns Yesnvins il siek again.

PERSONS at O. ogs Roads lust Monday.
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yo,,, tin ord .l,.,1 r;mo,,
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t'''''o ''''' ''''''2' '''S@ " 'h'o'y'
Miss Corr]o Cn!udau ul Liberty, is
yi'yiting the !aluiiyuf HTr. T. c. Robinson.
M;.. p,a;,,., ,... z,.,,. -
AZ. @ = >''' A>.'' '',.,, ,r,.,,. . iN'y " on
Mr. clp r,or.a,, - ou.o,,,,.L,..
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.aEsl
we afe in1"meA that W.. = rank Smith
"t SlabtoN 'n quito ut "Eth pneumonia.
-" W., SIr,lA,,. 49,, pe,iu'iiofS'
' ''>'' ' - ''' '''>' l. - '''''ioy' IS
PoatmastoT, Ar }. z. ger has re-
ceiVed s"Cpi| ot TIE Nn't i,ostal cards.
A sixte. ~ ,,onr njd .,;rl c,o softe, and
.,,,,;to,, h., .,,Y.,,,. ..,.,.:,... -, :
slish water ,l1-"a tlassf il day.
Mr.. Cl,,r,.s ,v Mo,t;,. hoo como b
ioconee t. tY1,p chu,r-, ~ Il distil,orv 90
,,tore.kec,,o, o,,1 ,,,,n,,,~
"f' o. - N/E""' HAS 'n'iosed the lawn
' ..' -" ''". .'H# wi Tn ina neat and
'''''' VIVA
Miss Ia'y Gj0I,m'd, nose presence
.>' '''''''' '''''eo 30 mtlch
~ W. ~" ~. ,.''' VIEW 'e'urneo to her
'''' &@
All t,,c Dopular ?':@c~; 2; . Medicines of
the dly ~ sri":" %i1tOisGE at Easley.
Tb ......... ..,g,1., ,,,,,,,.,, =,
prex, ,,,..r. ,.., ,t NJ W.. Let
veal, ,,,a ......, ....,. ....,,1o aoo,a;r,,
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for rt., .,s
-
M"rrr.., "1 '''' = IL Instant, at the re-
aid" '"" o. !'''' ""i" -. athor, Ivy Rev. j.
Mr,,l., .i,-..i, .., p;.,,ana
- '' '>i''' .'>' - .''' l"sS term oi court
'' ~ ''' II. '*""s: 'frahd Jurors,
cow IVY '..."'~, sooo'oo; Consta-
'$' '>'.1 '''. '''s. witnesses, $4,000.
r.. ........
''....'.' o 'f''1,'t' iefs On ( ihc'. 7''''
' '''''.''"F mIrmnG 1of o"lumhia'
-, ..''-'i" }" |'t''''''S I'm "aiker ana n'cH
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'.,'.'' VI. .'". .','l'''''iary NJ the last term
90 ''''."
a '''''.' ~ Inns gnnwlng day and
'''h"' ~ y .'''' ''s".8h' we thlnN, 10 throw
=. '''''.' .'''' "P"%Ms' Shrlner'S Indian
','''..~'<a "'' ""*troy anu expel them
N''' i'&'"'' 1N' ' 'ld'
N.sar, .,.f,.-a,.d some bovs wore ,,o
-. A" "o
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Don't Let your Fruit
Waste,

WHEN YOU CAN SAVE TT ALL
at very small cost with the American
Fruit Preserving Powder and Liquid.
SOME OF OUR FRIENDS SAY.
ANDERSON, S. c., March IL, 1885.
!. Mc%rS. HIli Bros. s.-Dear Sirs: The
American Fruit Preserving Powder and
Liquid bought from you hns certainly
been succo@ with me. l have given it
IL fair trial on fruit, and do unhcsitatinply
and heartily recommend it. The fruit
we put up with it is now in a perfect
state of preservation with no unnatural
taste or smell, and we l.se it out of the
vessels constantly without any damage.
Respectfully, w. A. GREER.
+ February 11th, 1885.
| Mlthssrs. Hill Bro's.-Dear Sira: The
American Fruit Preserving Powder and
Liquid | bought from you last year is
everything claimed for it. put up ar
pies, peaches, blackborries and tomatoes
with 1t ut different seasons of the year.
and they are now in perfect state OF
preservation, with perfectly natural
taste. We use out of the vessels con.
stantly without amy damage. L shall
certainly want more, and heartily recon-.
mend it,: Respectfully,
Mrs. MARY G.. SS1pEs.
For sale by DIR. c., w. Earle, Pickens
S. c.; j. II. Williams, Cenlral, S. y. and
w. NJ. Hagood & Co., Easlcy, s. G.
HILL BROS,
Wholesale Agents. Anderson, 8. G..
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Bucklen's Arni9a Salve

The Best Salvc in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhcum, Fever
Sores, Tettcs Ghapped Hands, Chilbains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
~ cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded Price 25, cents per box.
For sale by DR.. G. w. Earle
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Richrad Gilliard, colored, s. 'ru,uud in"g
tlly wounded one Cupid Gn,t, on n
dian Hill Plantation, South 3:utop, en-
Tuesday last. Gilliard has h"eu ,r.cstc:
and is now in jail, as it is taouHhe l. p
his victim will die. The l:,rrul W.
caused by the stock law.
The accommodation freighS tlai, f)lIu
Central to Charlotte now pas, @,e-@cy
about A. M.
Our young friend, Mr.. b. i. H,GnaI
returned to tho South Carobu4 GoN.2.
last Monday.
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PASSENGER DEPARTMENT,

On and after May 3lls, 1885, Pas-
senge Train Service on tic Atlanta nird
Charlotte Air Line Division will bo ii fol-
lows '.o Ia.. 81 s. I'd
NORTH. wv ard.
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RESI- IN

This medicine, combining Iron with rure
Vegetable tonics, quickly and completely
CureS DySpcpsiI, Indigestion, Wrnisnest,
Impure Blood, Aluiuriu, ChiIls nnd Ecrcrs,
und Neuralgia.
ltis an ,niailing remedy for Diseases of tho
Kidneys nnd Liver.
1t is Invaluable for diseases peculiar to
Women, and all who lead srdvutniy lives.
. ltdocS not injurc the teeth, cause headache or
produce conSipntiOn-nihcr Iran nftiirinc< do
1t cnrichcs and purifos the blood. stimulates
the appetite. nids the assimilation OF food re-
heves heartburn and Bclching, and strength
ems the muscles and nerves.
. For Intermittent FevcrS, Iassitpdc, Lack Of
Energy, &c, it has no equal.
So Tho genuine has above trade mark and
crossed rcd lines on wrapper. Take no other.
hAio only by BROWN CHEMICAL CO.. BALTIMORE, ND,
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PRICES CURRENT.

THESE PRICES AREFO WHOLESALE
LOTS
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2"1in t1!,sa 3 season,
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5. r. Case vs.. NJ A., Griffith and b. r.
Griffith!
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-08-28
Fair Notes.

From present Indications the com
ing fair of the S. w. Wis. l. A. will
exceed any fair previously held by
the association, in point of exhibits
at least. At the present writing one
half of the box stalls for horses are
already rented, numbers of entries
for races have been received and in
quiries for stands and other privil-
eyes are showering in upon the Sec
rotary.
An agreement to close stores and
places of business from 2 p. m. to
5 p. m. on Thursday and Friday, so
that all may attend the fair, has
been signed by our business men.
Residents of the city, and all
others who can, should make entries
this week, so as to avoid the rush
during the opening days of the fair.
On Thursday Gov. Rusk and other
state officers will be present, and the
Governor will deliver an address.
On Thursday there will be an ad-
ditionaI attraction in the sporting
department to the programme al
ready published. A purse of s25
has been offered for bicycle race
five mile dash. Five to enter and
four to go.
The exhibit in the house ought to
be made as fine as possible, and it is
hoped that all Will take an interest
in it and spare no pains to make it
magnificent.
The Mineral Point Cornet Band,
which now ranks third among the
bands of the state, will furnish
music each day of the fair, which
fact ought to draw hither lovers OF
good music from far and near.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-08-28
Two small bows by the name OF

Two small boys by the name Of
Brenon, of Kendall, were arrested
on complaint of the G. NJ. & st. P.
R. R. company. for obstructing the
rail road track. On Saturday Of
last week, some parties put rail
across the track which came near
ditching the engine. A special
detective was sent to look up the
matter with the above result.-Dar.
lington Republican.
We understand that the miners
engaged in the mines of the Skulls
burg Mining Co., struck a fiat sheet
of mineral during the latter part o.
last week and subsequent develope-
ments show that it is evidently the
forerunner of a big lead, in fact il
may we'll be termed lead already
Manager Richmond is to be com
plimented upon the result of his
work, and every one hopes that the
discovery will prove as valuable as
il promises. Pick and Cad.
The Lancaster Teller says: The
editor and wife visited the Vicks
burg panorama in Milwaukee, or
Monday. It is indeed a grand
sight: 1t is wonderful how objects
can be thrown upon canvas to ap
pear real. You have the men,
horses, wagons, trees, hills, houses
water, smoke-everything appearing
as if cast of the real battle had
been taken at Vicksburg and trans
ferred to Milwaukee. Every visitor
to Milwaukee should make sure tc
see it.
The Linden correspondent of the
Chronicle says: Mr.. c. Dolphin
had a very fortunate escape from a
bad accident by a runaway las
week. He was driving five horses
on binder, and one of his little
boys on the front one to make them
keep up, when they got scared anc
started to run, but did not run far be
fore the front ones got free from the
machine, and Mr.. d. letting them
60, managed to bring the hind ones
up in time to save his little boy, who
was thrown off in front Of the
sickle.
The picnic held on Tuesday by
the congregation of st. Budgets
Catholic church of Ridgeway was a
delightful affair. The weather was
cool almost too cool for picnic, re-
minding one of an October day rath.
err than day in August. The at
tendance although not quite as large
as upon many former occasions was
nevertheless very fair. A goodly
number Of people from far and neal
were present to enjoy the hospitality
extended by Father Luby and con
gregation. The Dodgeville cornel
band and Smiths string band fur
nished good music for the occasion
and all present voted the event Q
most enjoyable one.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-08-28
Personal and General

Miss c. Reiden has been engaged to teach in
the grammar department of the Lancaster
public schools.
Mrs. NJ. Tennet of Mineral Point, is visiting
at the home OF her son-in-law. Mr.. Anto n
Howell.-Lancaster Teller
Richland Republican; Fred Dimock, OF
Avoca, who has been working at the carpenter
trade in this village during the past two years,
has gone to Dakots on 8 prospecting tour.
orviIle Strong enjoyed visit from his brother
Orrin and wife, and his sister, Mrs Cook, all of
waverly, Iowa, dnring the past
The many friends Of 0. F. Blakely, will be
pleased to learn that he is now on the high road
to health having so far recovered as to be
able to walk with the aid of crutch.-Darling-
ton Republican.
In reporting a concert recently given in
Lincoln, Nebraska, The Daily Journal says: The
Sasena quartette who became great favorites from
the day OF their first appearance, were greeted
with applause when they went forward to sing
The Long Day Closes" This quartette it will
remembered consists of Mesdames Jansen,
Raymond and Watkins and Miss ILLUS Peck.
The words of the song are set to the music Of
the " Beautiful Blue Danube " .waltzes properly
arranged and it forms q very bes c,'Fn' song.
The voices of the ladies from the clear high
soprano of Mrs. Jansen to the deep rich con-
tralta or quasi bass of Mrs. Watkins blend
beautifully aud they have the expression of
their pieces reduced to q perfection. They were
obliged to respond to a recall.
All of the young people of G. c. Meigs's family
except John, had previously come or arrived in
Arena by Saturday evening last to attend iamily
reunion which was held on Sunday. Andrew
L. Meigs from Cobb, Rebeccs and Annie from
Oshkosh, Katie, recently of Oshkosh, and Gardie
Bird and Oracle Parker. of Arena, and Nettie
Hitchcock, together with their families COM
pleted the membership of the happy reunion.-
Arena Correspondent Chronicle.
DR.. II. L. Stevens, Of Laramie Wyoming fur
nishes an interesting account of antelope hunt
ing in Wyoming Territory We are glad to
know that the doctor is meeting with deserved
success. He was recently called thir'y-three
miles to attend some men who were injured by
, mountain lion.
Philip Eden principal of our public schools,
removed from Plattevile to this city this week.
He will occupy John Collins residence on High
street, Mr.. and Mrs. Collins being about to re-
move to Waukesha.
Mr.. and Mrs Rowe and daughter, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Harris and two daughters, who have
lived here for about year, started the fore part
of this week for Palmyra, this state, where they
intend to reside in the future.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-08-28
Amusements During the Fair.

Commencing Tuesday evening
Sept. 1st, the Nellie Boyd Combina.
ton will commence a series of en-
tertainments and continuing fol
four nights, the opening piece being
the beautiful society drama, Forget
Me Not. giving Miss Boyd an excel.
ent opportunity to display hel
ability as an actress. The follow
ing is one of the many notices she
has received. "The Nellie Boyd
Combination opened on Monday
evening at the Walker Opera House
in "Fanchon." The play was vel
interpreted to a large audience
Tuesday the society drama, Forget
Me Not,n was given. 1t is strong in
situations, elegant in language
beautiful in effects. The character
Stephena is a heartless, designing
women of the world, who having
lost her position in society seeks te
bring the more fortunate of her SCI
down to her level. Miss Boyd, In
her Respondent evening costume, al
times was cool. selfpossessd, defiant
artfully concealing the unmercifu
weapon with which she was playing
When foiled, the woman Of asbesto:
changed to humanity, and hel
pleadings for mercy became as ten
der and as suppliant as her defianct
had been cruel and bold.-Chronicle
Salt Lake City.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-08-28
The McGibney Family.

The Hartford, Comm Times in
noticing the McGibney Family says
"The family group is so attractive
that the whole audience experiences
kindly interest in this domestic
scene, and it is more in the charac,
ter of friends than critics the rendit-
ions are listened to. Besides this, il
is so rare a sight nowadays to be,
hold a nice, talented lady, still in
the vigor and beauty Of early
womanhood, the mother of dozen
children, and exceedingly proud of
them-she herself good artist, and
they inheriting her talent. That
alone makes it worth going to the
entertainments"
Remember the entertainment to
be given by the McGibney family at
the city hall on Saturday evening.
If you fail to attend you will miss
the great musical event of the seas