U RANTED. —To borrow—for 3 years, at 6 per
cent—s3oo. Inquire at The Democrat
Office
\LL persons knowing themselves indebted to
J . G. Willis of Mifflin, for pumps and drill
ing wells are requested to call and settle ac
counts so as to start anew with the new year.
TOR EXCHANGE.—I have for sale or exchange
F warming stoyes. cook stoves, double and
single harness, sleighs, buggies, and a piano.
Will exchange lor wood or farm produce.—M. B.
McSberry. 20ml
F’OR SALE.—I have for sale Mammoth Bronze
Turkeys. Call on, or address, frank I*.
White. Belmont. LaFayette county, Wis. 20w3
TO LOAN.—On first class security at six per
1 cent, interest from £I.OOO to $1,300. Inquire
at The Democrat Office.
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST.
There will be a special meeting of
George H. Legate Legate Relief corps
on Thursday, Jan. 15, at 3 p. m.
On Xew Year’s eve a number of
fine chickens were stolen from John
May. It is reported (hat the thieves
are known and will be prosecuted un
less restitution is made.
On Friday night of last week an
attempt was made to break into J. A.
Spratler’s grocery store. A pinch-bar
or heavy chisel was inserted between
the front doors to pry them open, but
thgy were securely fastened, and the
attempt was ineffectual.
About 110 partook of the sacrament
of the Lord’s Supper at the P. 2.1.
church last Sabbath evening.
Morrie Minor, Eddie Jenkins and
Charles Ramsden are preparing to give
another dancing party in the Opera
House in two or three weeks, of which
due notice will given.
The Womans’ Christian Temperance
Union has two large camps in the
pineries to supply reading matter.
