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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

The April term OF the United States
Court Of the Eastern division of the
Northern district of Mississippi con-
vened II Aberdeen last week The fol-
lowing cases were disposed Of; James
crump OF Alcorn County. retailing.
pleaded guilty, sentence withheld. Geo.
Belaad OF Aleora County. retailing,
pleaded guilty, sentence withheld Gen
sr7l decan Of Choctaw County. retailing.
plea Of guilty: - RichsT Of Winston
C0unty, charged with Illicit distiIIing.
jury and verdict of nos guilty. Joe
MarG. eOl0red. Of Atsala County. retail
ing. pleaded guilty. Hued sIoo and SIR
months inprisonment- Jerry Ashford.
colored- of AEEala County. retailing,
fined 500 and SIX months imPris0a-
uenr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

Jarvis Nancs. \ eoIard n2n ivrrs
sbout tNO miles ~eSt of BatesxiIIe.
while returning home from church one
aight I&st week x1s met b. four men.
sapp"-ed - oe shIteezp.. sko proee~sied
70 ship hin Nish thorn hrlsa and
tAree-fOos oak boards untii be w1S glad
% pr0aise that he E0ald -'h@ n0r~ up-
rsghs and taithfzl n bis moral oond9et
smoux bis fellows Is developed next
nav th1t the vixiEan1~eGmnitsse proved
~ - four ef ats neixhh-ors-gin Broox..
Rily J0ensoz- Fr@ak Brooks. Jr. and
.sir&ham Johason- all eoi0red-~eu dis
xzis~d by beiag whis=sed wEtA a0sr.
playing the rols u .aiEeSzp Waite zen-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11
In H~@~r sf the SILVER w~sasnx Of klas
Msms-rx.

wAsHISsrOS- April 6-Unfted States
Coasal A H. johnson. a. Venice. has
Informed the department Of state that
the First Of the biennial int<rua
tional exhibitions Of art. promoted by
the city Of Venice viii be held be-
tween the I'd Of April ami the I'D Of
October next During the exhibitions
u s~rtes Of notable tetes. which will in
elude contests IN various at hIetie
sports open To the champions of all IA
tioos- viii be given The exPositioas
arr 70 commemorate the silver we'd
ding Of the king VI Italy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11
HIS SKULL FRACTURED.


NEw foRK- April The coroner
was called TO Bellevue hospital al n
N 10 take the antenortem statement
o. A he1-~n- barrier, = years oid. Il
s4S Ninth avenue. Nilxzakee. Eao vSas
believed 70 have been fatally in --ed-
lie wDs riding \ horse a. Lexsns ton
Aven1e and Tw<nty-fourth = ,-es.
Aoo1t ; n N, when be was struck. on
the head with b4ie stick bya msa
t0r whom the police are no~ Iookiar.
d. sxasl wss fractured.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

ELwOoD. lad. Aaril 6-Two leading
citizens have nysteriOusly disappeared
and the city IS al excited over the
matter Constable John Underwood
aad Detective John Savser both dis
APPEARED simultaneously On Monday.
.Ea ss s-=e> - .AezSzz - found 4
careful search reveals no reason far
their disAPPe2rznee and foul play =
feared Underwood left ostenSiely
for Alexandria bat never reached
there. whie >ay1er e4nnos be traced
~ al. Both u the nea weru engaged
!. trying 70 snxsssl sae Fazx: mzrxsr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

A few years ago the custom of OBJ
serving Easter was not as general as il
is at present Two religious denouai-
nations observed it as church feast
The week Of Easter was the most i'm
portant one in the whole year. ending
as it did the penitential forty days Of
Lent There was more solemuity and
more rejoicing in the observance of
this season than in Christmas. tBr il BE-
tokened the new birta Of the whole
world. Il return Of life ~ the universe.
From being a special feast IT a church
IL became a SEASON Of yiadness every
where. and now even the commercial
world emulates the religious bosiis- in
its warmth of welcome and in prepar-
ations for the great event - D~t-sif
Fres. Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

cloths must 20 10 another patient
who requires my services
Kind old DR.. Greene beckoned to
some one who stood near the door
Gently, 50 gently the coverings were
moved Sudden light might shock the
delicate nerves Then the beautiful
eyes, those '.pansy- eyes. looked
straight into her benefsctor's face
..PauL'-
A brief silence followed which was
broken by Juliet
Paul. don't deserve this, after the
way treated you.-'
Il do not blame you-- he replied II
am glad can render a service TO an
old friend He was struggling hard
"a appear calm -Sow that I have
done 50. will go back TO the old
camp
Juliet had fancied that the time
might come when Paul would be the
same loving Paul of other davs- She
could detect no trace of love in his look,
none in his voice The thought was
one of agony
You bestow the greatest Of blessings
upon me and then--her voice WAS al
most a whisper-''you break my
heart
The lovers forced eomposure
vanished. instantly Newer NeSers-
he exclaimed. DO you not see. dar-
ling. that love you as dearly as ever.
that have besn trying 10 conceal my
love and that it was killing He did
not complete the remark. but kissed
the rosy lips
No one saw this pretty tableau- The
songster in his gilded cage turned his
head and sang louder than ever
II have been exceedingly fortunate
since going west Mr.. Webber re-
marked with pardonable pride. but.
dear. my interests may suffer Il l do
not soon return Can you consent tn
be married At onces-
The DeautifnI Easter service was
held in the building where Juliet had
spent many days longing trr. Aad sx-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

Iohn Hall. alias Iohn Frzwssrd. =
sote1 iiIieir distiIler. x2s shot and
Silled scar BoSaviiis one aight last
~ee< Shfls resisting arrest by J. b
wIis@Aa. aesanx aepatg United States
marshal Zoe the Absrtsea Federal Court.
Hail formerly operated in TIppah and
[ Czioa eouaGies saere be lad caused
nuch troubIe- He ~as convicted Of dis
filling and retailing By the Oxford
soar- Ead servsd \ term Of s~o years in
pr1soa- 2nd 0nlT . shcrx While back
lo>4srd N Pr-asiss for the purpose Of
eonrinuinx ais 1exiluenc
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

@.ta fAltrrsn< r1r-S and za@pAnx cy-s.
heno-n taleir f-ortg 1erzrrs.sl
Beyana a AoneIr. r-=sY xrar.
BY Nur-i xaarrl assensiesf.
AHd t'rn sasd Euruea es--s % we~y
VeF Eop-s forever ealeI
E.sr- saT- re laid ny E.s--sy- s,-
&aiie sczrs Ar szlilns -axse--
- strp1lsr her srsnss that later raita
cl4a srzrusiF Alter -xa-se-s-
Aesv- a tarrnz IA n.r-ss Il suax.
hi<n hrlisssr <a-rsn-s
ny Hurs T. a1.e Tllasa r4sr- Ou~.
liut zSa seiG~ ar .--rsn-r
- y rns;AznH siaT'-- the sisss..-sf S.r.
Lay q zir-a zrsi xlzsIn-ssf-
y T-rzr~E d1T szrn s4alF SsE-
y sAzs as Eicsza 1saa s7Sin-Ss-
- . t-infnnsa hav N csar-z zbsve,-
We s~ienEse sar4 cur BaniSn-t
= lazeir day. 90 ezrsa saeS zav.
We Eezr7 gur H2Szer rznfsnet-
Hs-ar-n ssour<s - suy xfsAaus alluvf-
E4r-n Wlilss - sare .Ifszs.rrf--
NJ sz<els sinx- -'fsoaf-z.oraInx. KInx-
Zen -sza- -sfoasi-aigat- Master
ra-siav \ easszsiess nsSs on Earth
Hiwa hniistzF Keeping
Nhilr urzisiaE 9tta tae hu~sx .b,~,
Ar sEsrse vac then srrr Ee-pguz
- 'rir Lord = risen. - risen. they saous
We answer ~ze n RISEN.
Come ~lAre s1e fe1St- . ir-,s4r auf lex,s
oHr Lssrsi has left HIS 7r1sun-
Ailpsher Easter zlura vii ta-u
ea'l4Su tsI1f ia-zens Ssversl
n ..ey Ess Eep<- saf ss wan sI-vs
Aarc ssineSs the S-szs Ear~ver
. <.oT1ons zn--t. Q 0ciqnIlesz ia~1s
- ae7 , = sEr-s's ss1r-nr xezrner
A5eA sA4as vita sssE las so1a-d sa2s rSr1u<
10 se-p ne tczst ser-saer
-Lszise DSlST. IN Y r Oau-xrw~r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

The Mississippi board Of pharma-
erutieSl examiners have iice1-eI the
folloSin- applicants q. W Whitney.
F4Tctis; Edwarl Dreyfas. Wood siIIe. :.
H. Barron. Martin W W Cr.wsor4.
Magnolia, ;. VI. Covingtan. Hzzleharst.
JOAN T. Norman. wesson- Of tina ten
applicants SIX passed The bozri Is
very much encouraged -ith iss s~r< 80
far. and is satisfied the system cf ex-
Amtnations will have she eff Z Of
making the pharmacists Of the State
much mars efficient
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

What are yoC doing ASKED the
neizhbor. who had Just dropped in sur
an sttsrnoon call Maxim patternsy-
80 I'm cutting AL the Easter
bonnet jokes out Of the newspapers
Tn gointer how en- 20 ny husban'-
Mzyoe when he sees now ewery oOdy
regards Easter bonnets e. q nersssIsy.
at any price. he'll step up an 10 Ais
Sooty Lac . saaa Washington ssAE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

Active efforts are being made By the
citizens OF WesSon "a have a summer
sornal iocatei there again this season
by unanimous vote Of the teachers
fasG sumner Wesson vas Recommended
As their ehoire for holding second
term Of the normal Besides thas the
citizens have offered a liberal bonus
and have made arrangements whereby
the travellers vii have better accom-
niodations and cheaper board than last
season
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

An art==ian veil has been put down
~ CoAhOnz4 By the Yazoo 4 Mississippi
Valley Railroad Company The yell IL
ts8 feet deep. and gives exeeIlent x.tsr.
free from the usual bad taste Of swamp
water TIE rzter cones within eleven
sees Of The szrf.ce- IA attempt sas
zade - exhaust he supply BY large
steam panp- bat ths supply was 100
great - lover ne water an tnch- This
estzhlisaes the fact that shers Is an
Abun1anee e 2ar= water N the delta
thas can Be had By RGs<iaS AVA Esc-
sl4a sellA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

Prctin<. hsP~an-ss but oh. not all the
- tAat was hers to-day!
L~ari she whiSPer-d. Christ ~
e~nsied into Heaven On Easter. and
p psu~inz mot IN think what an s,s4.l
comparison .a@ wss -.ssing-.t have
ssins's hs'tA hsaven and earth on
Easter --usan IL Baker, in House,
keeper.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11
A GRAND REUNION.
Confederate and Federal Clasp
Hands in Friendly Greeting.
NOTABLE REUNION on SHlLOHS FIELD
-ist~r--sinx En~rss.~.
..a P.thssse Ia~sst-sta

fought ever sssin IN the Rl-snury IF the
sCrvivsrs ef that hlnssy hei.i- Al day
ka< the river sseamrrs ami private coa-
veyane~s frgn an the csuufry srouna aa.l
th. n-arrst railway stations have poure.i
their thou-<nds upan the ground eoa.--
erat~i BY the b~-t hio-.4 Of American
msnho-si The errwd vas 81 .czts-r-sl
that at no tiue was il rs.-ihse to estimate
Il with aay 5s<r-e q accursry. bat ia !.
estimated 70 ~ h-fueea 5a*o .ad To-
o.a
TIE Park COMMISSIONER. Csrnelizs
Ca.ii~. II Cinriunsti. CaL X p I.o-suey. q
Mezphis. ts~n- u g. RueH. II Carzhi-e.
by. and Ssrr~sary L. W Reed. II Chisa-
-. have b~-z On the grounds Sinre Tu@--
day.
There have hs~n many touchinx insi-
denfs aariRx the day In a1inE the ks,=ali-
ties q the p.sitbous of the variaus coul-
Isads obi nea have fac~,i eash ether To-
day fsr the hFSt time since thoS.. fxo
aiomsntoGs days thirty-three years aSe.
T. W Byaum- Mayor Of Csriaih. sx-
kihise'i the hclI xiasses Of Gen Psi
Sh~risian. which in .sue way had fallen
into his haads
The msss viiiAb8@ ohject ever ..~n Is ].
l. Lauford. af Company A. Forty-fearth
Tenaes~~~. whs for ten yezrs has been
absolutely helpless and unabl.. To move
his hansis. unta they have almost wither-
- nwWw wM5fa A.. -..r. -. -. -
III they resemble m ezgi.'- claws He
WAS hrua<ht "a a han,l-harrpw from New
Market. Als-. to the hafti-6 Geld The euiy
ether nsuab-r Of his regiment pre-~nt .
Nathan Saith. Of Lincoln county Many
we're the dimes and dollars which foand
their way 10 basket on his coarh-
After Spending NEST of the day in fixing
various p.'sifious II csmmsnds. especially
about the Hornet Se~t. Gen u. NJ PREM
lis. ssidrsS<s-,l a large crowd at fO o'cIsck
an FROM the grand stand
at : c'cieck the rr-Ccnfe,ierafe- held q
me~sing At Shiloh Springs. st xhich Capt
J. W Irwin presided. and the following
resolutions were atoptsri.
hsrsss, tnis : tne se'ond snnnsi ~
-, -. -. -, - 1s,- l -.
is.lt. therefore, b. II
Resolved. by the Confs,ierate- here a.
--snhlevi. That We extend to the friends
and rsprrs"nta'iVe- OF the Fe'iersi army
:. -, ''.... - ~ - ~ .H
s.-.;r.. H., th;~ ,-x,.-;-,;,,,, -. f,,-,r.-
F-.rretuarsd 81 Ion- as anv Of the .nrviv-
ers Of shdoh may b. permitted To remain
The resolutions were adopted with en-
ikuSia<m- Gen Joseph Whe,ler. Gen A
T. Stewart and Capt Thomas IL Paine
we're appointed a committee to preSs.nr
the resolutions to the association at 4
pm
Gen Wheeler delivered the address of
weieome. in vhieh he compared Shiloh
With the great battles Of the world aad
said in that battle more men wer. killed
than in any Of the wars from the first
settlement Of the country and prisr TO
1851 more men loSs their lives. in proper
ton 10 tha~e actually engaged. than any
oth-r battle IN history
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.

ss-ss< sf Cstssa srs-~rsf A..s~i.fIs.L
The Mississippi Cessgn Gsc-sr.' Pro
tective Association met a. Jackson last
*eek- The att-nfaare was small. has
large enough u dispose Of the business
in hand. AL delegates seemed to con-
cur in the opinion tha. the cotton
acreage -ill b. reduced from % 20 IS
per cent W. W. st0ae. president Of
the association. presided
Mr. Leblanc, sf Pike County. offered
the follOwiR< resolution. xaich Vas
adopted
Resolved. That the reports made TO
this convention BY the delegates. nEd
iettsrs rad from farmers throughout
the state. Indicate that thers will this
year he q reduction OF the acreage
planted In cotton withfn the ssass "
Aissis-ippi Of from % 70 3 per eeas-
There w~r~ sease interesting remark.
By Hon- e. Z Hooker. ex-uemher of
Congress. depisrias the eon1Itsoa q:
A<riruiSz-e. and fsrcihly advocating the
eucourezement Of cos;oa f1csorses The
feii0~ia< rrsolatioas. offered By J. n
feiiswiE. OF Madison CoaatY. wsrs
adopted.
-ReSslvei. first. That IN the opinion
Of tais cunv-atsca. the recent .axaurs
IN the price % eosssu j. sithous good
1a1se and has h@ea hrouxht aboas by
nAntpulatnrs Of tue market for par
pss-- hat pzrposs b~ing 10 cheek the
.s-fs--...--s - - . ,-..s.....ss.
- sezrag- ES b. pl4nted IN cotton tor
tas eoninx crop aud By encouraging
ise prV4actaoa of 4 large crop. secure a
heavy surplus A. The end Of the se.s0a
- seiEh do~a The price
''>scund-rsat so is-ars the prOssuc-
tsOn o. the ssaple articles Of life. bre1A
.n4 aeaL the farmers Of Mi~sissiupi
sheald Increase their crop At least s5N
p~r cent
~Thart-Thas @oonomy should be the
Eaieh-wor1 and self-,IeniaI she practlcs
Of every farmer daring sae present rear
-F0urth-Thas No dslusivs phantom
u hope based upon fictitious advances
N tie value 0f p-osiactss or spon the
idsa that he mar oatsit bis neighbOr.
saSslid lead 4ny farmer % abandon the
sell established prinriple that all farms
should bs seif-sastafning
W W SsSn>. Of Washington. C. Z
Hooker. Of Hinds. Ira e. Holloway. Of
D~Soso. Ira Z Davis. of Kinds. A
Ls-hlSsc- % Pike. and J. Il YelIo~iy.
u Madison. ~~re selected as delegates
10 the National Cossaa tsro~ers' Pro-
ieeiiTe Association "a convene in New
Orleans n Octaber nsxs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

FROM the best information ObtainsbIe
ths cotton acreage in the Delta will be
materially reduced this season. whils
TIE area IN corn wall b. largely in
creased There are also mars hogs in
the country than ever before. and the
planters are really beginning 70 di-
rerslfy
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

The railroad commission has directed
that the nOrth-bound passenger trair
on the Mobile & Ohio railroad Aad the
east-bound on the Alabama & vicks
burg railroad make connection A. Mert
dian Heretofore there has been twenty
fur minutes difference in their tim
= Mers5szu
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

Hon Wallace MeLaurin. Of Jackson.
has b@ea appointed one Of the board
OF commissioners 10 invessigzts the
mineral l&Eds in the state OF Montana
A. salary of SO per day The ap-
poinEss Is \ brother Of ex-senator Ne
La1ria- and sas some years ago re-
eeiver Of pablie moneys NJ Jackson
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11
SHOT FROM AMBUSH.


AsHEvmLE- y C.. April Z-Ernes.
sumner. boy. was shot from ambush
Friday night miles from here and in
Stantly killed Charlie West. a b-ov Of
the same age. was 6Iied with shot from
the same charge that killed Sumner
The boys were riding dOable on a horse
within I75 yaris Of the house of Jesse
sumner West. il Is feared. i fatally
injured Jesse sumner Is under ar
rest- suspected Of the erime- All the
parties are well known
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

Aa4itor MecaIloaxh. Of the Great
>oatasrn Telephone Company. doing
baslaess IA this State and Louisiana.
has given aotiee Of reduction Of
r~ztAi 0n plantation telephones. To take
srecs Jaly Ist- Of SIS Other redue-
ssoas IN rates ARE also promised in the
ezrfx fueur~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

Mr. JACK Fioseree. of Warren County
szys he made s-ooo bushels Of corn last
year a. cost - een.s per busheL Il is
worth from 50 70 % eents per bushel
to-day Who says it does not pay the
MizsissIppi tarner % raLse corn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

Chambers is epidemic around Lexing-
ton- One gentleman. Dr. J. Z Watson.
hAs loss seventeen horses and mules
aad has 4 number more sick AZ soon
As the symptoms become unmistax4ble
the animal is shot The disease is
thoughs 10 have been brought 10 the
eosaty in car Load of Western horses.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

friensis , al things were
biottssst out f-um your lie JuIfsr's
iff-s quivered with emotion She wss
unable % finish The Young companion
Piaoe's her arms tenderiy around the
speakers neck
'-Oh, it is terrible 10 be-this way
1t was - hard 70 say BLIND when its
meaning was 50 real, Juliet Markley
and Belle Ellis were both under TWEEN
ty, and both were penniless and or
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

Hon James \. Walton has been .p-
pointed Viee-eonsgI ~ Jamaica by Presi-
dent Cleveland Judge Walton has been
eaaneery clerk Of Saafo~er County for
fourteen years. and no man stands
higher in the esteem Of the people than
\.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

The farmers d Amits Coanty held 4
sonvensi0n last week and adopted n few
timely ami appropriate resolutions. a.
folioNs
"tirst-Thss It i the desire and i'm
preston Of this meeting that the cotton
screAgs in Pike County EilI he reduced
'sec0nd-Thas l. - tho opinion Of
this meeting that all planters should
plant more food crops-
That tho lien law. in - far as Is per
tains To farm lands. crops sad stock. b.
repealed
The meeting also appointed com
nittee of farmers 10 canvas. tho eounrv
and secure signatures 20 I petition
for the repeal Of the hen law
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

Tue board Of mayor sad aldernea o
jackson haz voted 20 exempt BeIhavsr
College. rsesntly destroyed hy nre, To-
ssa yssss tssz ssEy ssxs&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11

s'ov- Clarke was seen by your eorr--
sPnudent Sunday night he said the
statement made By Mr. Jones was false
IN many essential particulars that
Jo0es did not spit IN his face. nor did
be tClarkel eater the effie. of the hotel
~ith the view Of causing trOabse- He
sad he saw Jozes 2s ne was passing the
hotel ard went N To tell Jones that he
must desist IN lugging his name into
eontrosersies arising among members
Of the hOaSe- The go~ernor declined
10 discuss the sabieet further.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-11
Qus's TRADE REVIEW.

, 1~srt>rfr 4~~t~- 90 ee@@~r~s.I Fsfi-
sr~s c~~p.r~s wtts >.~s- rs-n~ L~-s
f-~r- H~s-r~s sh~wt@g ts- g@~-sstt-~s
sf Retail rr.a~ - s.rwh rnr-~xh-~s
IN. ts~@try. aaa th- DssaEaaask@a %
GS~st. 20 Ftn~l Csm.mn-r~
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-10-03
RII)GEW AY.

ia Tho Iowa County Democrat
J. +. Trenary and wife, of Platte.
vile, are visiting her parents in the
village.
School opened Monday with an at
tendance of 80 scholars.
VIM. Ryan returned from the west
Monday
DR.. Day reports the arrival of a ten
pound girl at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Leigh.
Willie keane returned home last
week after nine months visit to the
Pacific coast
The painters decorated Martin
l:yan's store last week, and it is now
ready for occupancy.
Born, Sept 81, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Abraham buckingham, n daughter.
Married, at Dodgevil.e, Sept. &c, Mr..
George Russell and Miss l.ottie
Thomas. After u visit with friends in
Iowa they will be at home to their
friends.
Peter Mendt is very low with ty-
phod fever.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-10-03
COBB

Hh The Iowa County Democrat.
Mrs. Edith Cunningham, of Monroe,
visited relatives in town last week.
NJ. j. Bennett Il Bro. have moved
into the store formerly occupied by
Z. ii. Sexton.
Prof Jones had business in Dodge
VILE, Saturday.
Mr.. James Miller, of Min,n, called
III town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Il. Fox spent Satur.
day and Sunday at Dodgsville.
Mr.. John Conant is visiting relatives
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer are visiting ut
the home Of their daughter, Mrs.
Wing.
Miss Eliza Hawkins spent Saturday
aud Sunday at Mineral Point.
There will be grand concert given
in the M. +. church, by the best talent
Of the city, under the direction of
Prof. Mallory, of Dodgeyille, next
Tuesday. Remember the date, Oct. s.
All are cordially invited to attend
The w. G. Il. U. will soon take
possession of their hall. They are
having II nicely furnished, and Mrs
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-10-03
LEGAL NOTICES.

THE State OF Wisconsin, Iowa County Cir
i cult Court
Edwin Mellor, and Edwin mellor as admins
istrator OF the estate of Flora Mellor, de-
ceased, Plaintiff,
against
Thomas Batten and Emma Batten his wife,
Grant Batten and Emma g. Batten his wife
James Batten and Carrie Batten his wife,
John W. Batten, Elizabeth A. Holman,
Susan Batten, John Thompson, John
Houre, Lavinia Tamblyn, Thomas Alton,
Jane Williams and james Wilcox. ST., De-
PENDANTS.
In pursuance of an order of said circuit
owe entitled action, the undersigned sheriff OF
Iowa county Wisconsin, will sell at puplic
auction to the highest bidder for cash ut the
front door OF the conrt house in the city OF
Dodgcville in said county, on the Sth day of
October A. d. 1895, at one o'clock in the
afternoon of that day, all those pieces par
county of Iowa, state Of Wisconsin, partcu-
larly described Us follows TO wit: The east
half of the southeast quarter OF section
number one ~, the southeast quarter OF
section number twelve az, the west half OF
the southeast quarter of the northeast quar-
ter OF section number twelve az. the east
number twelve (l2l the east half of the
southeast quarter of the northwest quarter
of section number twelve !2l, the west
three fOurths of the east half of the north
east quarter of the northwest quarter of
section number twelve .l2), and all that part
or the southwest quarter OF the northeast
cribed as follows, viz, commencing at a
point ten rods south OF the northeast corner
of said tract, thence west eighty rods, thence
south seventy rods, thence east eighty rods.
thence north to the place Of beginning, con-
tanning thirty-hVe acres all OF said above
described tracts OF land being In township
number five to- range number one east. AL
so the northwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter, and the north half of the southwest
quarter OF the northwest quarter of section
number seven ca township number five (5l
range number two GU, the southwest quarter