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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-13
sHERIFF,s sALE-MOsEs.

Nathan W. Bass, vs.. John Moses x Glasrissa C. Mo-
ses his wife.
Sherits Office Grant County. Wisconsin. Grant Cir
cuit Court August special Term 1883 Foreclosure OF
Mortgage.
Totce IS hereby given thst by virtue of Judgement
" rendered in said Court the "a Gay OF August AID
S5s in the cause wherein Nathan W. Bass Pit and
Ion Moses and Carrissa C. NOSES defendants, and
on authority aad by the direction of the Pls Attorney
win sell at Public vendue TO the highest and best bid
der for cash in hand,
on the l5ih..day Of february. A. d. 15s.
!. o'clock afternoon of said day at the door of the
rnr, House. in the village of Lancasterin Grant Coun-
y Wisconsin, all the right title, interest and claim,
Which the said defendants had at the date OF said Mort
age referred to in said Judgment in and to the follow
Ing described premises to wit
The south quarter of Section IL and the east-ha
If he southwest quarter of Section IL, Town nortl
Range West in Grant county, WISCONSIN The above
ala will be made to satisfy the sum OF SO 1900 doll
lars the sum adiudged to be due by said Deft to ss
p,,af together with interest and costs and aecrain:
costs. yr; 49,. e..
re e r. - DEXTER WARD, Sheriff.
q. PAySE. riffs Atty. nMoem f-enio
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-13
Union School. SO.
II you haze the interest Of

Ifyou haze the interest Of
your children at heart, you ought to be in
terested in the school that is as much yours
as your neighbors. The school is not mine,
it belongs to you and vonr people. All
are interested in it, and all have adopted
rules for its government; and no one has
a right TO govern all the rest, or to say
what all shall, orNshall not do. The rules
that your citizens have adopted, they wani
enforced, because it is their school as well
as vGnrs; and they have employed me TO
see that the rules are enforced Not be-
cailse The school is mine, but because they
wait their children TO have good school
aud they know that in order to have 4
good school, it catihot be changed to suit
every ones fancy any more than weather
can be. They have therefore adopted one
set Of regulations for all; aud as | am en-
gagged to enforce them, shall do my duty
at any expense.
Our regulation requires the cooperation
of parents IF they will not cooperate,
the children are an injury to The school,
most generally, and have no right to at
tend, 10 the injury of that which belongs
to the people.
Another regulation, requires in the alb
Sence of the scholars, the reason for such
absence; and as the school belongs 70 one
great family-the people, that family has
right to say what its members shall do.
Aud the school that DOES not enforce its
regulations, or even have any, is as great
nuisance as the family that has no regu-
lations, or, that cannot enforce what it does
have,
See chapter 4th, sec. 7th, also chapter
I'd, sec. 6, of the Bylaws
We have thus shown why we must in
sist upon the reason fer he absence of your
children, and for our exactirg yotir coop
GRAFTON before they can enjoy the privileges
of the Union School. Let us have your
aid. Do not rail against the school before
your children; help make your school bet
ter, instead ef worse, and your children
will no longer be playing truant, will no
longer be behind their classes, and they
will bless you for your course.
Yours respectfully,
DAVID PARSONS.
Tothe above we got the following sat-
i<factory reply FOR which We give the pa
rent all due credit:
"My son was cutting up corn the last
two days lie was absent, and | learned
that he ran off from school, and have pun
iohed him seferels."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-13

State or W Ise0nsin, 90 IN circuit Court or .Ifan
County OF Grant, .. County, WIS. OctoberTerni,
Is.
Samuel Rowden, Plaintiff !
US.
Abraham g. Puringtan, s Foreclosure Of Mortgage.
Elizabeth A. Purington,
Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue OF judgment
4 D. Is in the ease wherein samuel Rowden is Plain
tiff and Abraham B. Purihg'on and Elizabeth
A. Purington his wife, are Defendants; ana
on authority and by the direction of the Plaintiffs
Attorney will sell at Public Vendue to the highest
and best bidder cash in hand the 10th day of A.
Drill A. d. l59 at ole o'clock afternoon of said day, al
the outer door of the Court House in the village OF
Lancaster Grant County, Wisconsin, all the right. title.
interest and claim which the said Defendants had at the
date of the Mortgage referred to in said Judgment in
and to the following premises to wit: The
east half of the southwest quarter of Section No.
twenty (20 and the east half of the north quarter
and The east half OF the southest quarter of Section
No Twenty 29) of Township No. seven ~ North
of Range No. Two ~ West of the Fourth Principal
Merilian-all Grant County, Wisconsin, and contain
ing in all two hundred and forty or less.
the above sale will be made to satisfy said Of three
81 l00 the sum adjudged be due by the said defend
ants to said plaintiff together with interest and costs
and accruing costs.-Dated Sherfs Office, Lancaster
Grant County, Wisconsin, this 18th day of October, AID
s. DEXTER WARD, Sheriff
H6ml T-3dweIn BY WIN. W. WARD, Under Sheriff
WIN. E. CARTER, Plaintiffs Atty.
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uEAD OF STRAY CATTLE.

rY,AKEN ZIP ty the subscriber residing IN the soui
mart Of the Town Of Lancaster, on lands owned q
p th Al Of October 1855 five head Of spring calves
dii ~ be;fers and three steers, Il marked Will
Iia and under it crops four Of the calves are red ane
Mite strsaked specked and spotted the red p edomn
nv tha ~ 4 as more white than red The owner
to prove property pay charges and take sais
sequesaeu = pi0 G. ACPPERiE.
October 1sth 1858. h-H
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-13
, STRAY C0ETs-REWARD.

StTRAYED from the Morrison Farm near Lancaster.
- about the mdfIA Of April last two HaFe Cois-one
a large two old past iran grey, bold face bind
legs white hall way up to gaibres: the other BAY
yarlirg last strip white in forehead running trans
yersey h nd feet white liza way up TO gambre joints.
Any ue information of said colts left at the iiEaALD
oeice will be Thankfully received or handsome ewari
will be paid for their delivery.
Oct BOD 1888 IS-4t MRS Z. s. MORRISON.
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STRAY YEARLENG HHERER.

vyHAbEN UP by the subscriber. resi- ing in the town
] If E.nboro gu land owned and occunicd b. him
H. said town. about the 10th day of October, 1906,
ore vca.Iing Hefer pale red with white spots on her
and some white in he face. The owner is requested Ia
forward. prove property, IA, Charges and take Sd
-+rav .w.ty---J.ted t.llcu5oio', Get 18Th, 1855
u 1 JOIN u. CANNON.
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ssgAI OK.

f!vAKEN UP by the subsc iber. residing 81 miles I.
4 of Lancaster anil in the Town of Lancaster OF
lands owned by linn, 23d of October, 1885, dark
brown Ok about wears old. white under belly. vice
horns The owner is requested to prove property. pa
charges and lake said JOHN S. MAIDEN.
October 30th 1858. it204
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-13

Ao tDEAr.-Mf CadwaIlsdef was re-
Gently thrown out Of a wagon blythe hor-
ses running away, While going to Dodge
vile, FWi~. and had his collariboHe hrlok
en-. The wagon was completely SMASHED
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Observation-Disclosures & Ioas.

rI,RE Partnership of Anderson Rose, Merchants al
| jamestown is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
n0TfCE-The Mercantile Business Will SIM De con
innc AT Inm,stown al the old Store occupied by AM
!erson & Rose. by Warden Anderson, late of said hrl
to whom all Accounts and Demands connected with said
firm must he paid. WARDEN "A ! " Aoo y,
Dated October 26th 1855. ALONz0 KOSE. 3t29
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RAv MARE cOST,.

- BROKE INTO my enclosure and by taken up about
10 days ago, light hay Mare Colt supposed to he
old last spring with star in face, and white
spot ard white hind fect--no other mark. | T,
side miles south Of Tafton. SIMON WOODH0USE. !.
Drctown Oct 2Sth 1858. 40 :
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-13
SURGEON DENTIST.

XXI H. Deffenbacher, IS permanently IocalVu III
VIII Visit Lancaster
the first week in every two comelcng witiioea'
srt will Visit potosi
,ba sacond week oil same nonth,-the balance OF lme
En Piatteyiile. ;,,, -r,.t
ness Persons having over casities ana WISH W = W
80. +atb :. n have gold filings at the low price OF 81 ,Oo
cavity Persons wishing teeth: offer to make teeth
and vvarrant them to with them the FIRST week, II
so9u houeas' As
B. Teeth Extracted without psin with ealyanism
~ Rooms on Marin Street, over Bevans oboRotofe-
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Straw STAis.

YF1AKRN up the subscriber. residing on the Rhodes
Farm 8 miles SW of Lancaster, on the 25th of DC
TONER ult White Stag, dark and nose; and notch
Of right or years old The owner will please
provc property paw charges and take him away-Dated
IIers JAS S. RAREEY.
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sORREi. HORSE.

FsHAKEN UP by the subscriber living in the SW cor
\ ner of the Town Of lieerty, lands occupied ny
Efi 26th October, 1858 In ge Sorrei Horse sun
posed to be ten years OH with rng-bone the left
mind leg, and SPAWN he right hind leg ana lame liz
ne liz lit toie shoulder. JACOB F0RrNEY.
October 18th, lS0S. 4t2o
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EXPENSES.
z Head of Cattle Lost

STRAYED from the subscriber, living in the town of
~ Milviile, near Patch Grove, in August last seven
head of Cattle follows Six Heers--fnur red; lit
tie white about the face OF one of them; two spotted
red and winter one Steer, spotted red and WHITEHALL
ye&rlings.
Will Reward Literally any person delivering civ
either of them, ARTHUR FiGAN.
NV I'd 1888! At2ex
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SORRsSEi MARE,

EAKFN Up 10y Tie subscriber residing ii The town o.
Il HARRISON, on land owned by him, seven mills west
fatteve, On the PatteYille and Potosi Road on the
I'D day Of October, 1858, sorrc Mare, with blaz
in her forehead and small lump her left jaw aud
Three years old thereabouts he owner is requested
prove property, pay charges and take her DATED
October 10Th. 1853 4t2O JOHN McMfHAN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-13
IT. #. RUMlsOLD, M. y.
S,,reeon. Physician 81 AcC0uc her.

PLATTEVILLB, - WISCONSIN,.
(OfRcc on Main Street. nearly opposite Me iosf eD')
nr RUMB0LDhavng associated win ~ ~ @
NICE Fractures and Disoeations perform ampntations
operate for of Club Foe hair lp, ~ Es.h0f anu
THsrrili ,ve spe Gal attention to Female iseases
spe a. Ucerlon Of the Uterus ProlaPsns or 'ang o.
he Womb and ali other diseases h1' are %
.nature Csncer and Scorfula lnciuaeu
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-13
eoLT TAKEN UP.

,VrN Up bv the subscriber residing IN the ton Of
Nllyilie on land owned BY him in said town, on o.
the sth day of October, 1885, one dark bay hlies
s,,os "a be two years old last spring Marked
~ ;te hairs IN lie forehead.-Dated at Mill
Tile. the 10Th day of October, isss rr,nsr,
IA 1oHfti II .io-tSA 49,.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-13
IN - TT.TUsIEz : :
Teacher of PENN ansh:p

Lectures upon History. Psychology end Hygiene
Habs Physical Science ne, viii be delivered du ring
the Term BY experienced Speakers.
This Institution is longer an experiment A are-
err number of Students have been attendance aur:ap
the past Term than its most sangune friends could
expected Applicants increasing almost daily and
many families seeking homes here for tie purpose OF
educating their children
These Things satisfactory evidence that Lancaster
- the best location for School in this portion OF the
West Its heathfulnps. il prnverhial. This fact should
receive all the attetion it's Importance demands. HIM
uacted while attending school in unhealthy places.
PRINCIPLES, DISCIPLINE, REGULATIONS, &C.
This School is the instrument of no sect or party al
are invited to come and enjoy its privileges with the
assurance that while species of rnnralitY will be
efated the widest liberty of thought and apinon viii
be cherished 1t il designed that the discipline of the
Schoo shall be PARENTAL rather than arbitrary Every
student can be made to tire difference between
right and wrong. TO be dgent in study and to sup
port wholesome regulations is rght-to be ida and will
Jul is aor0ag We shall not susain School by
ting to thai species of fattcy which says students
improving apidly" when they are idle large nor
ton of the te; consequently Parents win be Informed
of ali denGutnces and advised to take their chdlen
home hen II not for their interest to have them
tinue in school, We intend to make UoroGgh scholars
thinkers instead Of mechanical copysts This cannot
be ee@ed without labor, hence those who not will
ing to help themselves will find here very poor
sgement 10 word we do not solicit the patronage of
those whose object is pleasure and not study.
1t is the intention of those connected with the School,
as Teachers to labor for tile interests of Education gen
crafty 1hOSe students VINO make teachers
win receive special instruction. and need expect
recommendations who not fully qualified and alive
to the work. Those who qualified will be assisted
in obtaining good situations
EXPENSES.
Beard, in private families, 81 rs to $500 per week
Tuition, per Term, Com. English, 400 to $3.50
small additional charge for each Higher Branch)
Pen,nanship, Sl,oo. Music, $1,000. Incidentas 25c
The whole expense, per Term need not exceed S3t 90
in most it viii be much less Tuition bills nust he
settled during the first half of the Term, unless deferred
by special agt cement.
Students admitted at any time during the first hall
term and charged proportionally, thoug! it is highly
important that they should be present at tho opening
when classes formed
All persons having entered their names will be
considered members of the School until the close of the
Term unless notice is given the Principal that the,
wish TO withdraw.
No deductions made for absences except in cases Of
sickness. q
For Circulars or Admission address thu Principal
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-13
WAGON g. CARRIAGE SHOP,

S~tJVEsz ON IS|tJTVEE TEI-
ND vet The bsst Wagon OF any style you see tit to
4 order, at
= RI. sUo03 SHOP ~ LANCASTER.
have secured the services of s. L. Sraton who is ack
nowodged be the best wheel maker in the vest for
mery worked for j. Manning, al The place,
: years since. If you call on me win trim you ont
wagon on favorable any other shop that does
rec ular business and will warrant my work. both for
durability and for team In fct Old Sfra cart BE-
heat and any person giving order for a wagon may
ely upon getting Just such article he Bargains toy.
iny desirable style got up short notice and of best
Material the country affords. ANY amount Of reference
an be given to establish what have said but all who
OLD Srat need none. and Others may and see
i'm put wheel together, and they will be satisfied.-
Ill kinds of job work in the Black nihng wood
work solicited. d. II. BUDD.
Lancaster, june 18th, 1899: 81
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SIZE Of Forfeited Nlartgaged Lands

STATE or WISCONSIN, L.
COUNTY DANE, "
Office Commissioner s. AID e. Lands,
MADISON, ArGusT I'd 1858.
ESIiE following described Lands in Ga county, hsv-
Ing been forfeited by of the non-payment OF
interest upon the LOANS granted thereon Notes l.
hereby Civ that the same will be offered for sale at
public auction and 9oli 20 the highest er at the Of
ace OF the Secretary ot state at the capitol in Madison
the 10th day OF Deeenscr a. D. 1893, unless
reaeenied according law, said sale TO at
O'clock A. NJ and t. continue rom day to day until all
ofs;id lands shalt aye been otredhe minemum price
which the viii be offered wifi be The amt named
opposite each tact;wlia includes the amount OF oah
Interest up TO the first day Of January 1859, and per
cent. damages to Which win be added TIE ccst Of adj
yertising the same
Conditions ofsaie viii be announced by heCommisson-
at the opening of the
u w. JONES, Commissioners
G4BRIEL BoUCK, Lands.
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rEEMs2o per cent Of tho purchase money in hand and
the balance in FIVE equal annual instruments
at the rate ofseyen per cantper annum.
Address N. Bond, Geueseo, Livingston ounty State
Of New York lily
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Sale of Forfeited School Lands.
oFrIcE COMMISSIONERS 5. AND U. LANDS,
Madison, august 81, 1858.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
County of Dane,

STATE OF
Counyo : j
dior a thaO
of te a TIN
said Ne
ur. the first ry
lIandsa
tn ,au6wIinotb than treqea
s. H
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GosTAR@
Flo ctric ? CIV d c r.

Put mp IN 2sc., md Sc. Boxes
10 ncstrov MOTHS BED BUGS, MJSQUiTOkS.
ANTS FLEAS PIA NJ INSECTS, NEkMiN On
fowls and ANIMALS, &c.-'An invaluable prepara-
lion 10 Farmers - Unsurpassed by any other = In
loving an immense popular everywhere"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-11-13

old.
1000 Ru,.dcd and Glafed, year old
Tie trees are al nfhane growth the largcs s'ew
on Tie open Prairie. and stood the cold ard trying
Riters Of $50 ana 656. likely rtvvr To be excefi-
% IN severity in this country. They are very TIM II
y, tho,,eh standing in ground nfit very fertile.
ON Crafti was done lii the oit-ias ilnned way
nov considered hciei than tie rev methods; the
,eioas were grated iHto stp1lps c"s 'h above thF
neck and having The 70, all perteciso as 10 give
Ii perfect root aud neck joined to perfect t'---
Mime Of orr Trees are iS3otGfafted. We hold
.hat as in nc a;,ira}ttc organs Of tree should be
lparrect with complete DO iy-head neck, chest, eX-
Itre mites and circulating system: TINT sound 'tp
can nerer be {; med upon defective root, nor a
sound root grow into maturity from an imperfect
hart. From surh casonab.e conclusions, sane
ltonea By orchard men of twenty years experience
lin Grant County, we have uhder'ake to furnish
perfect trees improved by the grating pIocess-as
well in health in quality &c TUT.
Seeding trees are preferred by nanY-5e-
linc considered harder. Mr. James Prldeaux
/ of Lite Grant thinks that IN the extreme
winters Of '55 and '56, he lost . per cent; oi
ais seedlings and % per cent. OF his grated
trees Mr.. Henry UT of Lima, says he lost
crafts Mr.. A. F. Kiby of Hurricane, lost
ABOUT same as Mr.. TIT. These gentlemen are
we'll known as bid and experienced men witt
orchards ;instead of being discouraged by such
losses, they seek remedy by resorting &c
harder kinds and safer methods of propaga-
Ting. We and all others may profit by then
experienced and remedial methods. We
think our gratis will stand neary as well as
seedlings.
Fall planting is preferred BY many. IT Is
he'd by them That the tree gets firmer set
To such, We invite attention to our Nursery
We shall furnish printed instructions from the
a.. al, Of foil Ilto AMI
ng. with eenalal instructions on Horticulture
in book we are getting up for distribution.
Among our articles may be found i
apple Trees -about 70 varieties Budded anu
Grated. Grapes. Plums. CurrantS. ,Goosebel-
RIGS. Packberries. Strawberries. Flowerns
shrubs. Shade * Ornamental Trees. Seeding
CoTer & Goldsmith.
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;yrus &. Lord & Wife
A part Oh section No. 81, Town 3, north of Range
No. 5 west, in Grant county, viz; commencing at
the southeast coIner of ont lot No. So, thence
south two chains and 80 links, thence east Chains
thence north iGcl aims thence west2 chains and so
liGks: thence north chains thence west chains
and 80 links thence north chains; thence north
81 degrees, west chains aid IS Inks thence south
II degrees, west 10 c;li las and IS links to large
white oak stump, thence south Is degrees, west
6 chains and 80 links 10 Il large white oai stump
thence south 10 degrees west to White Street, in
the town Of Potosi, thence down White Street, to
the south line Of out lot No. 54,thencc east to the
place OF beginning, containing Il and one Ealf
ac.es, excepting the north htlf ofout lot No-T3
south-half Of out lot No 50, containing tcðer
Pc acres. Also south-balf of in lot No. lJI, il
said town of Potosi Amt due $500 90; Amt In
tcrcst $35 60; AMT fpenal' 90; Amt OF Iii-
tert st and Penalty $50 0o Total Am due State
555U,J0; Years for which Interest is i'lle, 1858.
l3-i3w
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TYofice /! Noticei Notice!
P IPISl qI Il.lI.s, &c. T0R lllD lLLyIIJlI
AT
L.lXGksTEa Euhszhfu

ssszs WE OFFER FOR SALE or FAIR TERMS,
sslW for Cash or approved Note, at our Nur-
NJ sely IN Lancaster,
10000 Apple Trees
,r;Iud;rg SO GOO Seedl g2-5 tears old t"3 AMI 2
10000 Du de- and GRATED, , i" a ears
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REAL, is TATE.
- - 49, --s--l
THE MURRAY LANDS
- a IL.

rg,HE following described lands situated in GrantCoun-
4 Is, Wisconsin, are offered for sac.
T6sn 4 Yorsh--RangaS flown 4 NJ Eanps A Wsss
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I'D ath to all vcrnin!"
Rat. Roach &c. Eyternoinator.

Pu. up in &c. 3Jc. s65i, nd ST Boxrs-
For til" Dss'ruc i'm o: kNrS, M: =, FIELD NIECE
&CIhS REACHES, CROrCN BUS
Ants dc. ri,
RS Ealo sri III lie Il o5.ras roic" n The Pros cad
Tic TegpE:-' MOI dangerous the human 'srlT''s-
Ras do die in hci. holes, but rome sat ana ~
" a re- safe and speedy FcFnedy a-"Csed DAILY, by
thousands in New York, and e,scwhere. - otcls,
Ship, Steamboats,. Boarding Houses fut.; institutions,
&c, cannot do without IN
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1900 RAILS
REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS

yx,W0 to eight years in use for sale at reasonable pm
ees. for cash o. good ready pay If come
4 Lancaster. Oct 1855 ~ c. GOLDSMITH
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pay UP-AT POTOSI.

A LII persons knowing themselves indebted to the
n undersigned must pay up by the first OF January,
1853 or they will have TO pay cost. Now remember
this as it is no Joke. All kds prodncefor all 70 nd
1cconuts due me at fair price. G. LEE ANDERSON
Potosi list Dec. 1877 -"
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OfIancasterIodge, No. 20 of F.S A. Ma
81 sons meet in Lancaster on the Ist and Sd SAY
" <| utday OF ever, month.
w J.P. LEWIS. Secretary.
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Sherif's Sale-purington.

Circuit Court of Grant
County, Wis. octoberTerm,
Is.
Foreclosure Of Mortgage