The Darlington Democrat says
that there is u prospect for a wrest
ling match between Curkect. of that
city, and O’Donnell,, of Buffalo, N.
V., Cornish rules. Negotiations are
now 'pending, and will probably be
completed in a few days. Ross, the
great westler, is in Milwaukee to
back O’Donnel. This match will
probably come of in Darlington, and
will create much interests in sport
ing circles.
(leorge Proctor of Sbnllsburg has
just put in anew arrangement for
lighting his largo hardware store.
It consists of a small iron pipe,
suspended by wires, running the
full length of the room, on which
are eighteen nickle-platcd burners,
with lamp shades. The oil is fed
from a reservor in the hack part of
the room. Take it altogether it is
very neat and tasty. S > says the
Free Press.
Secretary Wright has sent out the
large poster for the fourteenth an
nual fair of the S. W. Wis. i. A.
It was printed by “the Riverside
printing company of Milwaukee for
the Mineral Point Tribune.” Con
sidering where it was printed it is a
very good job of work, but of course
it don’t compare with the excellent
colored printing usually turned out
for the association by the Democrat
office, Mineral Point, Wis., where
such work has been reduced to a
line art.
Miss Jennie Whittlesey and Miss
Etta Teasdale have purchased Mrs.
