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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22

IN usvr.sut Or F.-.is par, hazel ttths starvs
- anr q tts utFrf hsuts uaugsl $3.50 prufli
ID o. purJha-s am1auts o. gssssts, sssh,
fsr earh cuul-sn 81 rsrsirc'i
We asrv. - .ocstt ca. coupon 90 ths
aiaHfs 90. iitiHns. al iuvits zoe B. CAL uu us
whsu puryhasing sl--is.
suJru FAkis.
keunsy A Fiuuaasr. itl-its, >h,-.s. Ciathins
y '.ss' Co. General Me- ~ , S,si.s
VA Truthingham. nasts >hass, frunks.
"A ~tart..r tiraEs. an.l fanrY t,s-zis.
nnrF. a Farrar Neat AL Canne'i t,o,sis
a NJ terry prugs. snt -p-rting t.os-is.
iohn l-sros. Natrhss, t.r,ks, 9vs.iry -.
vi; :. = ls'''''' I....r IA a,s lstsS
L,aytau nsi.ier Gsusrai hcry hsn.iis..
Na'.lian.i a Thi.nps. NunusFy
Eirhar'i-san a Aennsys harisart-
" Fortsr. Iruh AMI Confsctiansry
IL webh'. Hlus ,ssrs. Clthins.
- Eilott. tathinE
WmI 4 Lfaftt. Harisarv.
Ntsin.sn Hoa-s Furnishing GO. Isrs'turs.
g.. fsskari. hi.hncry
9 . I.sa-es a Co. Groosrie', Nest. 90.
4 :. n..n. ,.sssTaI Nsryh.s.ii-s-
uICkftTLn
Atsu--i. SpsuhiinE a Co. Gee Mervhaniil-s.
"a n Mahlrun, Ous frtus .hls stow
! " shs~. uari~ars, ,.r,-,sr,s. rL,ar.
Alfrs.i Cots. h.uks ant >tatiuusry.
SoETH HUcEFEtp.
Az Na-on. Gsnsfai NsrChAnsii-..
uixTtELp.
4. l. Dnhsham. iIari~arv.
oxTuHp.
= X Chs-s. Ftotegraph-. Crayoas, Frame,
NuIhsiaad A fhillps, hihnsry
HIHAN
A.AP.n Noang Gsnsral MerChan.iiss.
EAsr HiEAs.
James Etahs a Co. GensrAl McrchAnsii-s-
EHowsFIsLp.
Eu ~ han a Co. bssnsral hsruhandl-c.
>oESAt LAEG
= y irNlhury, 1ngcries, tgnfoctlonery &C.
Iamss saith. ho-t.. >hss., A knhhsfs-
Ilas,-isilS Isiiaou. Dsy ,sos-is. ioot. A ,hoe..
{, u. Isss. Furuilar,. ciS,hins a TaSs.sar.
D. ~ uumFhwy, NNisty >tarv.
A. y. CuFtis A Co. General hsrchansiiss
HRtASrs ro>D.
NJ N. Hathaway. aengrAl NeFt hanfii-s.
Esra Stephens. 6.enerAl MerChAnii-s.
wartkFoaD.
4. Nor. Grucerics. Bosts. shoes. 90.
iIsary ". rark. Gensral NsrshAsii-s.
GTIEAD.
III. kimhaIi A Co. t.ensr.i Msrvhsn.ii-s.
s<o~'s FALIs.
,.... ". lI.mmsusi. 0.ensral Mefthznsli-s.
fr.s-.s .,,l,,.i f.sl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22
Nor,cr or romrclosrmE.

uruEgEA~ Othelts Ciark. - Aihshy. In The
w Cuauty - ONfori and stale ~ Maine. on
ths fuaItceuth day q April 4. u. is,1. ~ ~.
tios-i - mortgage - that dats. r~corie.i In
Oxferi Coauty Registry Il pseis. teok ~. pase
80 suutcyci g. lsti.sl -ayinxs Rank. ~ listhel.
In sshi Couuty, oertain rcAl estate ae-srtis-i a.
foliuws. D. al q certain "a % psrvsl - iand
situated IN saii Allzasy, AMI hsing part ~ ht-
numlefv,l thfes In The sssoni rangv AMI -
nusulsrs. thres In ths tiiri raase % Ids IN aid
Auany. AIT lsing sane ConVryet ~ one VII
uau a. Williams b. TholnAs 70. Kendall. by decd
siats-i Narch s-,h. \. u. ls.l. rccoriei IN -sii
resi-try. bosk iis pase 81. esosItinE anil re-sr,
ing frutt ~ sane that portion thcFo"f cotnpFts
ing tss aesis~ torueFiy gsne.i In ootninen AMI
ansiiytis-i With itnckney barnhafn. AMI sl-o "
serving q rixht - Nay acro-- ALI prrut-c- fer
tn puns-s u passing ga ~ -sid meadow and
takinx ths hsy thsrefrum, esinx the hoas-tesf
farm - The -aki Othelhs sisrk nov cssuriet by
hlnl IN salt Albany, AMI ~hevAs tAe ccnslition
"a sAit mortgage IA. lssn brOken. nsw srsfore.
by r,ason u ths brcsrh 81 Tie ooniitisn thefeof,
M B<slsl savings Bsnk eisiaas Q feresic-ars of
BETHEL SAVINGS RANK.
BY a. u. uHRnisk q. No ruasarsr.
B~sl<l. Nc. ssys tth. i-oi-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22

An obi .isisa. r,tir,si frsm prsstioe. ha.i NJ
hal pl.rei In nj. hAsis ~ an kast ln.iia mi..ie
AIRY the fermals % Q simple vegetable raeci
ti,a. Br,nrhitis, CaiArfh. Asthma AMI All Ihrosl
AMI Lung nsstions, ai-o pssitise AMI rstrA
cur. Tor Nsryou. pvbility AMI all Nervoa. CON
piainis. after hsvinr te.tsi its v"n.isrfai sars
I'M (, Ia msks N tnown o. his suffering feiiyws
Aassais.i sy this ma<i,s anil desirv " relieve
human su1srinr, will sud frv~ of eharFe. u
an sho siesirs L. this rvsips. In German. frvnsh
OF English With full dirstlens fcr prerannr ans
usiAS. sent by mall by sidrvssihf WIN ssA"P
VA toTss' =, rev.rs' Birh. Reshe.sev. MT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22

just Ao~ an Alternative medicine cleans-
es the system IL an open question; but
that Ayers Sarssparills dos produce
radical change In the blood IL well At
tested on all aides. Il IL everywhere
considered the best remedy for blood
disorxicru.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22

Husband-"what Was that you were
playing. my ,lcars' wife-"Do you like
ity' ''lt Was cxqulslte." ut Was the
very thing played last evening and you
aid Il Was horrid." swell, th. steak
was burned last evening"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22

~. fas i,d.I.s cities. C.a.,'i... r,s.
I. Shs played al ihroush an overture In
i've minut~s
, Have yuu ~-cn the nsw ehuvvh NJ
ilammsr.mlth'
q Who ssy. voyage to the moon l. ian
t-ss.lhls'
(. Here ar IN foryixn GUNS. two ryAls, .
cont aud I've dollar.
: Ils r,iss,i an smpir, on the ruins - q
rvpuhlic
a II was her, the hero met his fate.
: IL 80 mean thing o. rob = sleeping
man.
: she l. most con.ummais sr,rv-s
y Tho ss,ehth arrow biz the wntsr Il
the target
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22

had catarrh 81 the head aud throat
for i've years. Iused Ely. Cream balm,
aud from the first application ] wa' ~
lI.,rd. The sense 81 smell, which had
been lost. was restored after using one
bottle. have found the Balm the only
satisfactory remedy Tor catarrh, aud u
Ia. effected = cure In my ca.e.-ii. L..
Never, wayerly, y. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22

Not III. Fault. "I.ook here, !" aid the
wrathful young lawyer; II thought you
swore Ia give a verdict In accordance
with the facts" "wal," answered the
iuryman, thoughtfully pulling his beard,
1.-THE facts didn't turn out a. ! expected
EN- too"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22
~ MA Ch.r..i..

II. srs, /. quite fr~qpss,ly .,ass In II.
gruuni.
In his ss.ot.i a lAsysr can Aisay. b. found.
llat ths thif,i !. thy Vl-.> ~hsrv the fsrusr'
on mcst
10 tai over croI- AMI acquaintance. greet
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22
&c. Davis Old soap !. the standard.

Que Cool Man. Lawyer: "!Nl Was ex-
citement during the progress of the fight,
I prc.umey" Witness. "Jes' one cool
one" "who was hey' ~ Teller killed
when the row first started"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22

Rheum,ti.m I. caused by poisonon.
acid In the blood aud Yields Ia Ayers
Pills. Many eases which seem chronic
aud hopeless. have been completely cur
81 by ihi. me,ilcine. II will cost but
little Ia try what effect the Pill. may
have In YOUR case. We predict success.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22
y A N u
r. n Z "

No cSa-An impor,An, Omission Pa.
port
No 80 -CroS- WOri Enigma Dolphin
No .->-whAt l. the kiveri Missl.
.ippi
No 30 Combination PuIElei l. Dog
h-rry. , Do watch. 3 Dog b-c. 4 Dog
matte lmAitockl s Dogg,rcl (dosr.D,
a DOg oArt : Dog-hOok. = Dog-rOss
~. gsl -E...y Diamonds
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22

Make cople. % the an half leaves and
aftssn petals shown Ia our pictarr. Vow
make = drasiug ~ stem 90 branch lAe
the one priniei herr. AMI attach the leaves
and p.,Als toit The petal. are 10 form
thrve di.tinct flowers AMI the halt leaves
thr.. complete on-S When your branch
/. properly dfvs-~i the letter, rvsi from
l.ft ~ rlght. will give yoa two line- from
an Oh time English pct. work THIS ~
,rar, M. the suhject % the problem. -
golden nays
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22

wouldn't II be a greet aud glorious
thing for this big nation II our leading
statesman only really knew ~ much a.
the ne~ly-He,igci college graduate think
he knows.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22

N the hair u falling out ani turning
gray, the gland. ~ the skin need s,imu-
latlng aud color-food. aud the beat rem
ely aud .,imulant Il Hail.. Hair Re
newer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22

Marie. "why Ia Mr.. PufIsr In such a
hurry "a marry Msudy' Arthur. "lle
promised her be wouldn't smoke while
they were engaged"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22
Arr,.t ALnnRr |. I'LL -

u a. ilauar,iis t.ultl lHHa".
taantF ~ oNfHrl $500
We ~ unisrsi fulsi lHNh. 49,.
an1 ftflnitF. rrsrsftfuuT rrrH.a
~ r,fnFsnifnrr az I nszIffsItI fH. =.
so k-satiaus anl iiis.slntIHia .
saY A. uns tfaFfIifsl. ln 49, Go ..4
frpm thf rtiirls .tatiHn a. 80 80
sumuff ilili 80 ralsrl. usaHlfr Il.
la IN gaaatf ftssi nraf ~. ~ Do
asufh eat rufurf 20 stli Nn1s 49,.
nafth svstrriy iirrft lsn H. 4.
ii.is v,.utr a, lotsr...t stt u. Ha.
nsfth ar.t Gunner 20 saiI ntIi
ths sn-sasatiauanas - 60 nsai rH
frsla Va. N. Hrysu's D. 90 i.' -
r..f lu o. 80 k--atian ~ trFr
ysur liBnaf- after Yua haze UtaH -
h. o. rttsu b. ,ts~ all rsat. =.
atsratlaus. tilsssfnflnuanHs9s anI 'a
a. you nav tlorta sNf-siirui anI
Anf a. IN duty i-luH.i ell tt'f 90. II
patssl al sauin4f thl. g-th daI Hf AHt--
- H.Elh .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22
OH. PAINTINGS

of Rs.ll.nec.. Animals. tah.ls.aJs..o ", .ssf
lexis sI.xs, lIslt gao. EnhrEel -. -, r,iAs
pisturp He.t xefk ~ ons ~ N
Nsu fork. sAii-fsstisa Eaarshss'
CHASE. osfsri. No
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22

The proprietor. % Ely. Cream BALM
do not claim IL "a b- a cur--all, hut q
remedy for catarh, cold. Ia ia. head and
hay fever. IL l. not a liquid ar = snuii,
4. easily applied Into the no.tril.. u
give. relief At once. 20.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22

4 kind husband will eat little Of his
Young wife. fret bread " it Kills him
out right.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22
-. st.-t,.l.,,....

1 Dsisis plan and leave g. ooni-ssnd
: \ river Ia India sud l.Ay. pledges.
a \ military man and leave a Kind Of
metal
4 \ Vegetable and leave \ conferences.
a Mill and leave = .ort - cioth.
q 4 fsh and leave ray % light
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22

A numb.r of good blacksmlibs have
thrown themselves away by b"c"u''ns
prlye fighters.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22

See new circular In Tuxedo Washing
Powder.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22
sr,rT 80 NAl>I

tufNTt 80 uNfuuu.
ILsari ~ tuuutF taInu.Is... r.r.. $40
tsut
UrpN ths f1rrrHibr iFt.t..H .fI
iieurr tatinf lsfn rysfIfr.. '.I
~, frstssnsihL'. iT q. luutufI. '.''
e ufanilsslunsrs uifrf af co., ll...
Munisuui - On Vet lrHs. ."
rishth day ~ uTts.isr. rstt
rt-k 4 " au1 thfnss TUs
7iute urut.Hurt ln a.| ff
istsiy sfirr shifh tirs q H.H
tiss anii their sitnesa.s aI. .H DBL. 49,.
Fvnigut plasr in ~ taIrt0
ueasurs. takru tn 60 ur1H. a. H.
si8nrrs shall Iuirr prsIar g..
ituuNHHtf. tat nf.tirr IF fHf f....
Isrss - thr tifmnlissinnffs -I..'
dren o. 81 Izrrsrns ant rlrH..I
~ causing atifstssi rupies Hf .h
this orief tlsnsin g. D. =.NrI
= IT, rpsn ~ fsfu. aHI h...
thrus puhtf pitHrs in satl fIaH
inv Wrfks sHrf.seIFFIE Dol Co.
rrat. q nswapatTr puntsI f
Iuunty q uNf1rl. t'lf ne H' sH
tni carh - co. ttlrf 900 .t-f. II
anil t.lstr.l. a is,st uIiftf fa..
u usstlus. g. e. cot tttt h'I IL
rations naF thea ani uFV HI.. M
rau.s. NJ sny thry haze. shI An"
fstitiurFr shIutI ~ D. rrn|t.'
ArfTsT NiNlNf AT
Atras oapy ~ All rei't.1r hHI''
.H..".n ..HMH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22

Generation after generation, have used
aud blessed Johnson. Anodyne ilnl-
ment. Try II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22

ENtkf ons In neei % infornatlon on ths
lL.uhlc't 81 advertising uiil 10 veil o. otsain
c.py OF ii".e Zoe Advertisers" -. pages, priss
one aeisf. hsilei. postage Issif. on rseeiIs 20
Amenesa Newspsrcr Direstory ~ all the be-s
r.lcrs AL etas- journals. gives the siryutstloa
snnt ot every one, asf . god deal of infornA.
~. 100 s,e9 nse. ant a<her mstters pertaining o.
N,N ny.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22

"what make. a woman marry" asks
an article la the North American lie
view, And We answer, man.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22
Ne, Ia th. rassI.r.

No esa-For sharp wiis' Oak. M,'I
ssh. iU'.. larch. i.i'.: biryh, iil'.. .yoa
morv. iJi..
No .si-An OctAgous
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22

Something useful In every package OF
Tuxedo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22
>.. ss,.-A,pa.s.,,..i p..,..

A wor,i ~ nine letters expressing both .
flower and character In . popular enter
tsinment
Z. Y. frufen water.
l.aAA as support.
sT.Aga lsrs. river In Egypt. .
af.as the monarch of the animal
world
apA9s q foreign fruit
AAAga very snr- footed animal
sLAGae. another wori foe active o'
quick.
.aAAa useful article Tor the toilet
sgdaaAp.sI sr-on. ~ high rank.
lAAaA help o. solve diliculty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22

No 81 - Issheai and CurtAil, / Shears
q Drama a Bowls
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22

Take away woman" asked a writer,
.and what would follow" We would.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22

when doe. your vacation .nd
next week. Then I'm going home TAI
have q gooi rest"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22
&c. Davis old Soap 1. the standard.
cox.rwrr,Oy CURED.

An IufaIiible Recipe. What Ia do Il
obtain white hsnds-Sothing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22
WASHING POWDER

Doc. the work quicker and better than
any other nov In u.e. II YOU have never
u.cl Il, Try l. nov. Nog'll like Il, and
all slsays use ". hoe. not soll the
hand, or iniurv the finest fabric.
\ useful article In every packagc,
Al groccr. Ell II. AK for IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22
-. r..nr.lrrm..

What oocars tsic- In . moment anil no,
oucr iu tsruiy yvars'
WAY B. the letter 7 liks OF i.land'
What i mair.iy deprived - 70. sNisr'
uAlsf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22

Tyy1.s .,.a = , 7. s.ysA.sg ..yv.-r. :,
No. 70 spruns ~, Neu TEA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22
ARRESTED,

Charlie. 4. Daley VA. arrested last
evening Tor stealing from the drug .,ot-
81 shlcfman. a botil- % sulphur iili,er-.
BEFORE the court this morning, upon b'-
log asked Why d. should steal, be stated
that al. mother was va. trouble'i With
rheumati.m, aud that u VA. the only
medicine that h.lpc,i her, and b.lng out
10 money and work ~as the cause OF hl.
stealing. 4. thi. VAS OIL. first offence
he VA. put on probation. --Newark News.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22

No. rss.-w.r,i sas.r..
An astronomical term. referring to
.ha.low. Relating Ia rules ~ right n
.worl To 1t In rOws A kind ~ trce
Law A iarse b.iy oi water. Land
t-tssen the mouths % sri'.r One who
s.fs A taogla
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22

ayers Hair vigof vn J~,,,.i prema-
ture ic>s Of hair ami when 80 Lost VIII slim
uiats . nev growth have us-d the pr,pa-
ratioo fos those purposes and kbo~ whereof
] AflTm"-A. LAoumbs. OI<lsn.sa. Ia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22

We asrys - soesyt thi. cogPon 90 ~
si-sss u.iiiisns. sol inyits zoe D. cal ou us
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-22

For 81 We will .cll YOU Quaker
Range With cabinet base, ~ pI"c". ~
war;, pipe Ia fit aud zine Ia 90 under the
Range; Ne offer this AZ lc.. than regular
prices and give YOU nearly year Ia
which to pay for u al ~ pcr month.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-09-18
IOWA COUNTY NEWS ITEMS.
LINDEN.

Mr. and Mrs, Henry Bennett and
son visited here on Sunday and Mon.
day,
Willie Rowe, of Montfort, spent
Sunday with friends here,
Henry James and his better halt
spent Sunday ut nodgevile,
Mr., and Mrs, Shatrer who for the
past two weeks have been in Iowa,
and at Alexandria, :, d., returned
on Friday, They visited with many
people who formerly lived in Linden
Wheat where they have been is an eN.
cellent crop; corn is not SO good,
Miss Maggie Anderson returned
last week from brief visit ut Nora
Springs, Iowa.
Miss Kate Ross returned last week
from visit with relatives in Iowa
WIN Negus, who had been Mt Hur-
ley for several months, returned last
week,
James Hicks our enterprising mer-
chant is home again, after rusticating
with relatives and friends in Dakota
for two weeks, and seems like a new
mau.
W, II. Bowden is visiting among
relatives Mt Jenkinsville this week.
John Butterworth has moved his
family to Mineral Point. He is en-.
gagged working at the zinc furnace,
Samuel Cudlip and Fred Coolang, OF
Iron Mountain, Mich, spent last week
down among old acquaintances.
A son of Mr. and Mrs. John Bowder
is very sick,
Thomas Hicks expects to be oul
hardware man after the first of next
month.
II. T. Richards our postmaster has
been out to Britt, Iowa, on his farm
for nearly three weeks doing farm
work, which makes him look hearty
Charley Springer, of Mineral Point
was in our village on Saturday last
shaking hands with his many friends
Services will be conducted by Rev
A. Charles. of Edmund. next Sunda,
at the NJ. T.. church.
Miss Viola erase is now opening, foI
the fall and winter trade, her stool
of fall and winter goods, consist
ing of hats and bonnets for ladies
misses and children, and all othe
goods in the millinery line Style
most fashionable and prices extremely
reasonable Gw2
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-09-18

dred and itty one pupils enrolled
during the first week, which is about
equal to the number ever enrolled dur
ing the 0rSt week of any school year.
Under the able management of Prof.
polan and his capable assistant our
pupils will receive a thorough, training
in all that pertains TO school life, and
our school board merit the thanks of
our people for securing such competent
teachers, When the addition shall be
completed, which was voted at the last
special school meeting, the departments
which are now crowded will be relieved
and even better work can then be ex.
pected, rs every fair competent person
now admits that there is not sufficient
school room to accommodate the
pupils In attendance Competent
judges declare that our present school
seating capacity viii properly accom-
modate only about one hundred and
thirty pupils, yet n foolish, groundless
statement appears in the last weeks
Chronicle in regard to the necessity of
building to addition, our present
primary department consists of one
small room, and now has an attendance
of tltty.nine pupils yet the article
sagely remarks "r there are not 80 per
cent moro to attend school this winter,
there will be no use to build an adj
dition to our school house." II was
voted TO build an addition at the
special school meeting called for the
purpose Of voting on that proposition,
and the addition being an absolute
necessity will be built, and so far, we
hear no complaints made against 1t
by any one who pays taxes. 1t is not
likely that q large majority of the
electors of the district would vote in
favor Of such an addition If IL was not
needed,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-09-18
Murder near Darlington.

Great excitment prevailed in Dar-
lington this, Thursday, morning, on
account of a murder committee at
about $50 o'clock on Wednesday even
ing on the road leading from Darling
ton to Fayette, near the residence of
John Meighan. The murdered man
was James Meighan, who was married
q short time ago. He was intoxicated
and riding out on load of lumber,
with man named Seaboldt, Seaboldt
stamped upon him, and mashed his
skull in with a iron pin or wrench
from the tongue of the wagon. An
inquest was held as soon as the body
was brought back to Darlington. The
murderer was captured near Otter
Creek by Deputy Sheriff Dan Fisher
and lodged in the Darlington Jail. At
about the same time Tony Baldwin
was brought by Sheriff Lindsay from
Monroe to Darlington, for shooting
Thomas McArdle in Shullsburg the
day previous,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-09-18
HIGHLAND.

Miss Theresa kasper, of Madison, is
here on short visit TO her relatives
and friends.
Jacob Fecht is building barn this
week and will also build an addition
TO his residence,
Rev. $. Trant, of ltacine, called on
his Highland friends and received q
warm reception. 1t is safe to say that
no man has ever lived here who could
boast Of more friends In this and sur
rounding country than Rev. stephen
Trant could.
J. b, Reynolds, the marble agent of
Mineral Point, called here last week,
j. Wildenhouse has built neat
little residence north OF s.. Johns cem-
etry..
John +. Grace, Of Mineral Point,
called here on business last week.
John +. Crum, the Singer sewing
machine agent Of Mineral Point, ac-
companyed by his better half called
here this week
Born on the 18th inst, TO Mr.. and
Mrs Martin Hennescy a son and
daughter.
Edward Davis sold his farm 20
Andrew braves. Ed will follow his
trade, that of stone mason hereafter.
Jonathon Dickson is building fine
large residence. Daniel Bennett, Of
Clyde, is doing the carpenter work.
Henry Richgles, living 81 miles
southwest from this village, offers his
farm con listing Of 100 acres for sale
on easy terms. For particulars Apply
to II. Islchglers the owner, or TO J. ".
Gum; post Office, Highland.
James Penberthy had business In
Mineral Point and near Dodgeyille last
Saturday and Sunday he had his best
team and incest buggy and was dress
ed in his best suit, including large
gold ring. We don't suppose he was
attending to sick horses, but he might
have been trading horses. He can do
that also.
Our school opened last week with a
fair attendance, there being one hun