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PERSONAL

A. l. DoNEaHY is in st. Louis
this week.
Mrs. J. B. HALE, of Glenwood,
spent Wednesday in Kirksyille.
Miss DEE WHITE is visiting
relatives at Hurdland this week.
Mrs. B. w. Mccoy returned,
Tuesday, from weeks sojourn at
Clarence.
]. G. HALL, of Moberly, is visit
ing his many friends in Kirksville
thIs week.
Miss NETTIE HoTCHKIss, of
Hannibal, is visiting her sister
Miss Lulu. of the Normal.
Mrs. ELLA RUSSELL, of st.
Louis, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Hester Harris.
Mr.. j. W. BAILEY, of Zig and q.
Shulze, of Nineveh township, were
IN town, tuesday.
MEssRs. W. Nj. RANSOM and
Joshua Simmons of Mind, we're in
town, Wednesday.
Mr.. JAS. MIKEL, of LaPlata,
was in town, Thursday attending
to insurance customers.
Mr.. W. T. MARTIN, of Locust
Hill, was in kirksville last week,
and decided to locate here.
ED. W. H. TURNER, of Kansas
City, was In Kirksville Monday
and Tuesday Of this week.
Mr.. Gro. MEEKs moved to town
this week, and has become per-
manent citizen of Kirksville.
Mr.. NJ. V. MEEKER, of Will
mathville, and 81. G. Glenn, of La
Plata, were in town Thursday.
Mr.. AND Mrs. J. E. OWEN re-
turned, Tuesday, from a week s
visit with relatives near CORN.
Mr.. J. f. JOHNSTON, of LaPlata,
was in town Thursday afternoon,
and made tho GRAPHIC a business
call.
William and A. Cutler of Nine
veh township were in town, Tues
day, and made the GRAPHIC bust
ness call.
W, A. and A. Il. Gridley, of
Willard, and [. ". Bozarth and
son, John, of Pure Air, were in
town, Thursday.
Mr.. W. L. CREBs returned from
Pennsylvania with his bride a
week ago. and has located on the
farm south Of town.
Mrs. B. A. JOHNSTON left Fri
day night, for Springfield, Mo, to
Join her husband, who has gone
into business in that city.
A. SoLKFY is in the city this
week greeting his many friends.
He will remain until Monday,
when he will leave for Boston to
visit relatives.
Mr.. J. d. CRENsHAw represent
ing the Trenton Mills, was in town
Thursday, looking after the trade
of his firm in this place. The
Trenton -four enjoys fine reputa-
ton here.
E. S. LINK, editor Of Unionville
Democrat, was in town Wednes-
day and Thursday of this week, ne
gotiating for the new electric light
plant, which was purchased by
the home company. If he SIC
ceeds in making a trade with the
home company the plant will be
moved to Unionville.
MIR. J. II. McCarty returned
Tuesday, from a twelve days trip
through Kansas and Nebraska.
At Auburn, Neb., where he was
last Sunday, the thermometer reg
istered 20 degrees below zero.
In speaking of the political situa-
ton, he thought it would take many
years of careful legislation and
good crops to overcome the inju.
ry done those states by their legis.
latures now in session. Capita,
has been driven from them al
a time when it is most needed
and il will be difficult to restore
the former confidence.
Saturday morning of last week
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residence on Florence avenue
Wednesday, and began house.
keeping.
Harvey Markey, while breaking
a span of young mules recently,
was thrown out of the wagon and
run over. His left shoulde, was
broken and he will be disabled for
sometime.
The beautiful pastel picture on
exhibition in Plckler's show win
dow, is the work of Mrs. G. M.
Davis. Other pictures will be
placed on exhibition and will be
for sale where exhibited.
An extra freight train on the
Wabash in charge of conductor
Geo. Speer, was run into by an
other extra at Carbon, a station
about half way between Bloom
field and Ottumnwa, Sunday morn
ing. Speer's caboose was COM
pletely demolished and all the
occupants narrowly escaped with
their lives.
W. P. Hall, the plug hat horse
buyer. will be in town, March II,
to buy your horses. Billy buys
more horses in North Missouri
than all other horse buyers COM
blned, and pays the best prices
Remember the date and bring
your horses to him. On this trip
he makes a new departure. Read
his notice in another column.
Mr.. A. P. Scott, of Sticklers-
vile, has, without doubt, one OF
the finest flocks of sheep IN the
county. Eighteen of his flock, re-
Gently weighed, averaged 207
pounds. One yearling buck
weighed $50 pounds. His sheep
are of the Cotswold and Leicester
breeds, and Mr.. Scott is Justly
very proud OF them.
w. A. McKeehan's drug store
is almost completed and will be
opened for business in a few days
He has christened it the "Pansy
Drugstore" and it has not beer
misnamed. The interior finish is
of beautiful design, and plate glass
mirrors extend the entire length
of the shelving on each side from
front to rear. 1t is one of the fin.
est drugstores in the state.
There is now on exhibition al
Baird & CRASHES Mosaic chair,
that attracts general attention
1t is the latest product of Mr.
CRASHES chlsel, and to see it will
well repay you for a visit to THEN
marble works. The model for this
exquisite piece of workmanship
was found in some ancient ruins
in Italy, and most faithfully has
Mr.. Grassle copied it.
The artistic photography of Mr.
Geo. W. Tull is attracting general
attention. Heha made this work
the study of his life, and his sue
cess is now seen IN the superio,
style and finish of the pictures
turned out al his gallery. Il
you want to see something thai
can not fail to please, ask to see
his pictures that have the metro
politan" finish.
Hon. Henry Newman, of Ran.
dolph, and Capt. W. P. Barlow
Secretary Confederate Home
Association of Missouri, will
speak at Kirksville Wednesday
March 26, at Z p. m. The subject
of Major Newman's address IS
1.-The Confederate Home; Its Aim:
and Objects. Contributions will
neither be solicited or accepted al
this meetings. The sole purpose
is to organize a'county association
of ladies and gentlemen, to aid il
providing a home in Missouri fol
destitute confederate soldiers
their widows and orphans. Re
member the date March 26.
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Removal.

DR.. McCarty has leased the rear
rooms over Mrs. Richey's MILL
merry store for the term Of FIVE
years, and will be found there
during the day to answer all calls.
LIZ
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L have Just added a fine line of
Jobbing Stones. | can fit all your
rings, ear rings and pins, with any
kind of a stone you want:
Yours Respt. B. w, SANDS.
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Suffering Women.

Pains and weakness of females
are always due to want OF vital
force. Millions Nerve and Lung
Food supplies that force. It's the
only true tonic for weak women.
Try it. Sold by ". A. Mckeehan
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Try Rorabaw's salye for cuts,
boiIs or sores of any kind. Salve
furnished free for any sore that it
Will not cure il directions are fol-
lowed. Smith & Dunkin sell it.
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Jersey Cow Wanted,

Apple trees or other Nursery
stock to exchange for a good full
blooded Jersey COW.
Fl. L. PATTERSON
Kirksville, Mo.
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Horses for Sale.

Eight spans of good young
horses and mares for sale. VIII
give time on approved paper. Call
at farm six miles north Of Kinks
vile. ID. A. Ely.
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Vhen Baby va: sick, we gave her cas.oris,
When she was . Child she cried FOR Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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MARRIED.

the Sholjy
House in this city, March 3,
1891, MIR. J. Howard Ames Of
Ashland, Clark county, Hans,
and Nancy Ellis, of Lima, Ills,
John Richey. j. ?. officiating.
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Still Candidates.

We are still candidates for your
patronage and hope to win on the
next ballot. Any reports that we
have Withdrawn are misleading.
EVANS & Son.
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Born,

P1Arz-To the wife of W. j. Platz,
Feb. 26, a daughter.
PLATT-To the wife of William
Platt, Feb. 26, son, weight IL
pounds.
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Don't forget to call on W. E.
Greene & Co., for builders hard
ware, roofing and spouting. They
have two timers and can do work
promptly.
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Jurors.

county court to choose them, to
serve as Petit Jurors at the April
term of circuit court 1891.
LIBERTY TP.--A. C. Farr,
Snyder.
PETTIs TP.-Geo. Hynds, Jacob
Stimmel.
Polk TP-Wm. Hutchinson,
Benz. Ely.
WILSON TP.-Jeremiah r. Howk
John W. Wise.
WALNUT TP.-Jacob Weber, ".
j. Smith.
CLAY Tp.-Wilber Williams, J
E. Waddill, Thomas Ludden.
Morrow TP.-Milton Sallsdls,
VIM. Bradshaw.
NINIvEH TP.-Frank Novinger,
VIM. Cutler.
BENTON TP.-W. F. Link, J. C
Mahaffy, A. G. Hildreth, Samue
Preston, Alfred Townsend.
SALT RIVER TP.-Joseph Boyd
Leroy Spangler.
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How about the Ball? Nc one
caught it and it is still flying at
SIGLER BROS.
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T. a. SwANGER,
J. JOHNSTON, Com
W. I. SHAVER,

If you want anything in the line
of farm implements, such as plows,
harrows, cultivators, disc harrows,
corn planters, check rowers and
seeders, call on W. E. Greene d
Co.
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4 few first class, grape-arbol
posts for sale at Variety Wood
Works.
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For SALE-A life scholarship
in Smiths Mercantile College,
good in penmanship or business
department. Address this office.
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Home made maple sugar In | Id
lots or any quantity by
SIGLER BROS,
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W. E. Greene & Co.

Have just received four car
loads of farm machinery. Don't
forget to see them; they will save
you money.
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Boys knee pants at so cents at
Geo. r. Brewington d Sons
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There is one thing about an en-
envy; he never forgets you, though
YOUR friends may.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that no
hunting will be allowed on the
premises, or enclosures of the
undersigned. A. CUTLER.
WILLIAM CUTLER.
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UND-Ta'o pictures, in frames,
on the street in front of Mrs.
Norton's res idence. Owner can
have the same by calling at this
office and pay ing for this notice.
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Boys clothing OF all kinds a
Geo. r. BreSington d Sons
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Something New

One of the finest and oh, eapest
reclining chairs ever rnanuf sctur-
ed. For sale by 81. Brestman
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For House and three
lots, bIacksmithshop and tools.
Call on or address II. Hendricks,
Shibleys Point, Mo.
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Extra light brown sugar ID lbs
for LOO. J. L. OWEN d 20.
Stone and Brick.

Just drop card in the postoffice
and get our prices on brick and
material. Respectfully,
2. J. BETS Il SoE.
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[ warrant Millions Nerve and
Lung Food to cure Consumption,
Nervous Prostration, and all vast
ing diseases. No remedy like it
to build up old, broken, or worn
ont people. Try it. For sale by
". 4. McKeehan.
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New hats in all the latest styles
and new flowers at Mrs. Leech's
millinery store, west side.
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Home grown hams, Breakfast
bacon, Sides for sale by the price
makers. SIGLER BROS.
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W. E. Greene & Co.

Have full line of carts, bug
gies and spring and farm wagons.
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Lovely new veilings and &c and
Zoe ruches at Mrs. Leech's.
Money to Loan.

Money to loan at 6 per cent.
annual or semi-annual interest
with privilege to pay 500, 5000,
or any multiple thereof at any in
terest payment.
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\ car load Of barbed wire just
received at W. E. Greene 81 Cos.
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Bows knee pants at so cen is at
Geo. R. Brewington. ( Sons
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Sugar higher until April lst
then look out for the Ball on SUI
gar. See US before you buy.
SIGLER BROS.
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L. o. c K. c. LINE.
To Printers.

wANrED-A situation by an experienced
printer, one that is capable of taking charge
of sn Office; has had 10 years experience.
Address this Office.
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Cole e. Darrow are still in the
field with full line of hardware,
which is going at bedrock prices.

For SALE OR TRADE-Dwelling
house of s rooms, blacksmith shop,
three lots, good stable and out
houses; situated in Wilmathville,
Adair county, Mo. Will sell at u
bargain, or trade for small farm.
Address J. L. WILSON,
Wilmathville, Mo, or GRAPHIC
office.
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There is no law compelling you
o like people simply because they
re good.
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10000 punds of poultry wanted
for which We will pay the highest
market price in cash.
PIERCE & HoLBEooK.
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GOING SOUTH.

NOS. and 5 daily. and ! ualIy except sum
day. " and - carry passengers on Susdry
only. W. +. NUoNAN, ACT.
miles of road in six states In The garden of the
Continent. \ new and liberal management.
MagniGcently equipped through trains from
kirksyille to st. Louis, Kansas City, Ottum-
Wa, yes Mons and st Paul without change.
Through connections. Union depots, no trans
fers, no delays through tickets through che cks
Low rates everywhere.
w E. NooSAS, Agt.
+. CHANDLER kirksville.
g. p i T. A.. St Louis. Mo.
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". ii. CLARK.
Office with I. J. Dockery, New
Brick.
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My Friends of Adair County.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-06-26
Look for an Invitation.

Keep your eye on the newspaper,
and see which of your merchants want
your custom and are sufficiently courte-
Gus to invite you to call. There is
much more in advertising than you
think. 1t is not only to tell of his
goods that man advertises, but is to
invite the people who read-the think
ing, the intelligent--to pay him visit.
and judge for themselves as to the
quality and price of what he offers for
sale. People read the advertisement.
Don't make any mistake about that.
They are just as much interested in
knowing where to buy to an advantage
is the advertiser is in selling his goods.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-06-26
OBITUARY,
oDt L u I'm L.
MRS. lane NC COMET

hINo' JAM NJ CO-NNLi1lIs
Of Mineral Point, died at the residence
of her son James, in Milwaukee, on
Thursday, June IS, 1891; aged 81
years.
Deceased was born in the county of
Antrim, Ireland, and when two years
old moved with her parents to Scot
land. She emigrated to America in
1851. and lived in Chicago three years,
and then removed to Mineral Point,
where she resided until the time of her
death. She leaves to mourn her loss
one son and two daughters, and also
two brothers and two sisters. She was
kind, loving mother and a good
neighbor. She suffered greatly for sew
eral months. The funeral took place
from st. Paul's Catholic church in this
city, on Saturday morning, June 20,
Rev. Father Fried officiating.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-06-26
Public Sale.

The undersigned will sell at auction
at his residence, in the town of VALID
wick, 5 miles west of Hollandale, q
miles southwest of Jonesdale, miles
east of the city of Mineral Point, on
Monday, June %, 1891, at l p. m.
sharp, the following personal property,
to wit: Two horses: one brood mare,
five years old, with foal at foot, one
good work horse. 10 mich cows,
6 two-year old steers, 4 yearling steers,
) spring calves. Hogs: ) sows with
their pigs. l lumber wagon, l bob
sled-nearly newt corn suIky, l
drag, l Standard mower, j plow, l
hay rack, hog rack. set Harness.
l set leather fly nets. 4 number of
chickens; also household furniture
Terms: Sums of so or under
cash. over that amount ten months
time, at per cent. interest, on note
and approved security; two per cent.
discount for cash. JOHN C. MCKEE.
\. K. VanMatre, Auctioneer.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-06-26
Personal Paragraphs.

i Mrs kuelling, of Shallsburg. is
visiting her sisters, Mrs. kober and
Mrs. n. 7. Martin. of this city.
Miss Annie Shillen, has gone to
Chillicothe, Mo-, to visit her sister
Mrs. W. II. Leahy.
Mrs. Z. Prentice and Miss Stella
! Kitchens, of Anamosa, Iowa. are Wis
iting friends in this city.
Benz. thinner, of Milwaukee, Wis
tied relatives here during the week.
William Parry has resigned the
/ position of cashier of Reese's bank at
Dodgeville, and j. J. Hoskins succeeds
| him.
Mrs. Grace Brewer and Jas. Brewer
started on Wednesday afternoon for a
trip to Iowa and South Dakota.
Anthony Huxtable returned on
Wednesday evening from LaSalle and
Streator, H., where he had been visit
ing with relatives.
Misses Emma and Clara GUM, of
Austin, Mimi, are here visiting with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Deller
W. 7. Tate, real-estate agent, of
Plainview, Neb., spent few days in
Mineral Point this week.
Miss Webb, of Galena, is visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. j. Mont
gomery Smith, of this city.
Miss Richardson, of Milwaukee.
and Miss Judge, of Darlington, have
been visiting with their friend, Miss
Eta Smith, of this city.
Mrs. R. L. Williams (nee Miss Edith
Roberts, started on Tuesday afternoons
train for Dows, Iowa, to join her
husband at that place. Many friends
regret her departure from Mineral
Point.
John Mildren of Mineral Point, has
received an increase of his pension
from September 1890.
John Mathews, a pioneer settler on
Ames branch, La Fayette county,
where he had lived for forty-fve years,
died at his home on Friday, after an
illness of three years.
Mrs. H. NJ. Oliver and daughter
Miss Margueretta, Mrs. Eunice Price,
and Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Cobb, have
been visiting during the past week
at the home of Mrs. L. 4. Cobb of this
city. A pleasant reception in honor
of her guests was given by Mrs. Cobb,
on Saturday afternoon, and also card
party on Tuesday evening.
c. Spensley and family together with
DR.. Tallman and Guy Cobb, will start
on Monday July 9th, to join the
Knight Templar pilgramage to the
principal cities ofEurope.
VIII 2. Bliss attended the commece-
ment exercises of the State University,
at Madison, last weCk, and brought
home his sheepskin," as a graduate
from the Wisconsin School of Phar-
macy,
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10.
]. ]. HanSCOm

Can furnish you with just what you
are looking for in the way of Wall
Paper, Window Shades, Curtain Poles,
Curtain Chains, and Fixtures. Their
store is headquarters for all these
things. Al
The following item, clipped from
The TT. Madison (Ia) Democrat, con
tains information well worth remem-
boring: Mr.. John Roth, of this city,
who met with an accident few days
ago, spraining and bruising HI. .eg
and arm quite severely, was cured by
one 50 cent bottle of Chamberlain's
Pain Balm" This remedy is without
an equal for sprains and bruises, and
should have place in every house
hold. For sale by w. H. Prideaux.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-06-26
Notice is Hereby Given

That DR.. S. P. Deahofe, late of Pots
dam, Ohio, will take charge of DR..
w. L. Ta!lman's practice during his
sojourn abroad. DIR. Deahofe comes
highly recommended as physician of
experience and success. In our next
issue we will give his credentials.
The Doctor will reach our city some
day this week.-Mrs. family arriving a
week or so later.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-06-26

A very destructive rain storm visited
northwestern Iowa on Tuesday night
and continued until Wednesday morn.
ing. 1t swept in a vast circle fully
100 miles in diameter, with Cherokee
about the center. The loss of property
at Cherokee, LeMars. Sioux City, and
other points, is enormous. Hundreds
of families were driven out of their
homes by the floods, out no loss of
life is reported.
Mineral Point will not celebrate the
4th of July this year At meeting
of citizens, held at the opera house on
Tuesday evening, the committee
which had been selected to secure a
speaker reported that they had so far
been unsuccessful in their efforts, and
in view of the fact that there is not
sufficient time left to arrange for a
proper celebration and advertise the
same, it was decided not to attempt
any public demonstration until another
year.
p. J. Mullen sold forty mich cows
at public sale at the stock yards in
Mineral Point, on last Saturday. They
brought from $50 to $50 per head.
This is the third lot of cows Mr..
Mullen has shipped from Dakota and
sold in this city. The people of south
western Wisconsin are each year en-
gaging more extensively in the man
ufacture of butter and cheese, and as
grazing is good this season there is
a demand for mich cows.
The Prairie du Chen Courier truly
says: a never failing indication of a
towns condition is the local paper. If
you see local paper with but few
advertisements, you can set it down as
a fact that the paper is published in a
town that is dead-with big D; and
on the other hand paper that is well
filed with live advertisements, tells
palmer than a dozen paid "boom"
articles in an outside daily that the
town where it is printed is good one
and its citizens are alive to their own
interests. They advertise freely and
consequently help the town as well as
they help themselves.
On Tuesday of last week a fourteen
year old son of Adolph koestler was
killed near Boaz, in Richland county.
When a severe storm came up, Mr..
k9stler and two sons were working in
me field, and together with their team
5ook shelter in an abandoned log house, !
rom which the windows had been
aiken. The unfortunate boy went to |
he window and when in the act of |
Ooking out upon the storm received |
he death dealing bolt, which killed
lim instantly. No marks were left on |
lis person to show the cause of his
leath, but the band was torn from
lis hat. The father and other son
we're somewhat shocked, but neither
he horse Or cabin showed any effect
If the bolt
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-06-26

Hon. W. Y. Lucas, eX-State Auditor
of Iowa, says: | have used Cham
berlain's Cough remedy. and have no
hesitation in saying it is an excellent
remedy. l believe all that is claimed
for it. Persons afflicted by cough
or cold viii find it a friend There is
no danger from whooping cough when
this remedy is freely given. so cent
bottles for sale by w. II. Prideaux. A