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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-20

pOUP sTUFF.-Just received: Farina,
- Lentils, Pearl Barley. ragO, TaplOca.
A1aecaronf, Nermacilii, split Peas, MlIIets
DAt Greats, Oatmeal, &c, sc. Green Corn
and Peas, imported. for sale at
YICKERY BROS,
5unS % Main Street.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17

PIsHRR-RBBD-0s wednssdiy the 10th t at 0eces a. hs
residence Of the brides psroos by tho Rey ~ FULLER Dsee
Fisher 0NeSYort Bmna Reed Dsn Eonn second 1suxh
ter Of Sands Reed esq. Of Dsisn Couu No csrdL
GREEs-H0YTn BsoLJn Tsssdsy esebss Des Is BY hs ksv
Moore H. T. Green OF Rel Hook Dnohess Co. N r., 70
Miss Heen Boyt only daughter oi the late James Hoyt
YRwYL-LORDOr the 3h ait. A. the CO.ns Baphst Chapel
by tbe Rsy Tbomts Meas Andres only A. H. Hc,u
SrmsIT Of melbourne Fsncs Colgate eldest daughter VI r
Lord. esd. ofMelbourae
REED-PFRGUSOy-On Wednesisy. Dec. 49, By the Rev Dr.
Mathews Alexander Jeusis W, youngest daughter
james Ferguson, ESQ, all OF tbs city
RUDDIMAHMARTIg-On Tuessy IS 1862 At the resdssce
Thinning ESQ South AmbOY n j. ~ he Rev W. WIfef.
assisted NJ Baldwin VIo II kHidn an esq on hI
dephia Harriet Mara granddaughter OF tee late "Iaa
R0Wiands esd. Of Lonjou Eng No cards
London tBag.l Times anu Dsiiy hegs please COP.
4H Notices of Marriages mWsI BE- tndOrsed ,rs'A nss
name and address
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17
DJEY)
name and address

gAREEI-MRy. or Tu..isy. De. Is. Mary Barker
Chris. Chas Rye TseI:d Dec y e Sei,el Tx,
al I5 a. M CATrisges viii be attendance at Eye depot
cAMPBRLLon Wednesday Dec 10 Campbell printer 'gs
The funeral riat pes from hl, M residence "a EnH Thr
seeoDd-st On Friday, Dee ls. at 10 o'clock N.
TaRSsEoq ad :T3 OF % %Isr.a Dee IS & A cssS. aged e. ysi
residence No 81 Eat Eight Thursday the iIsa ins.
DoUGlTYAt Newark y. j. GU sepdsy 18Th ps. Eliza
dDs1s DSasat' 1 h,. nGSs Of "a: late Eiw"d Dosss
attend at the markeEst aeoI the arrival oihe iIO and
GRRARDAt tho residence her sosnr Charles Lewis No
West Forty seveuih'st Wednssy Dec 10 Mar res of w'I
yoice Of funeral Will be sseu a Prihys papers.
HENwooD-On sundsy ,s I3,h inst Edward Heawood eyed
The funeral viii take pss 81 Pau. Episcopal Church mot'r
mxAt orange n j. "Wednesday morning Dee S willard Ran
dolph infant sOn oftie Rev + 3 W. ir . p.f, - r..
sHtYAt wilton webe,ter Co. on wedse,isy Dee 10. wri,a
The ratyes and family esgesan, Id 2 .e.a
the funeral from hi, late residence OnslaoGIe .S s s
waiting at Harlem Bridge sl2m. -...t-..
s4hEA si,l ssga'a1i . s SSf
Funeral services O'Clock in on fya h s ssrss, sotsiax
dsIisai shs isii Inst st' ''''''' ''' '' '''
srILLwEI1ou weis.d, eresg Dec 49, Sarah ssad' relied
PETers on ssaray norung the redenes of her
Brsoklyu.
CoNKLIS-oa Tuesday IS John Conks hs5'h year OF
relatives and The im United % attend ,as laasi -,
residence. No 10 Am! st., Brooklyn 90 FRIDAY ''
letl iaE, st o'clock
DAvIs-sadduy at er,.upoa On Monday evening Dec y JoO'r p
Dsvs, aged 43 years .., -,
The relatives sy yd 70 attend the fausf
fatherl william Horton, eo1ara sst
Colyetst., THURSDAY, the l7t INST, At 2 o'clock D. W.
ESoS-sa&iep MONDAY Dee a. IN BFOolyu. Dssa c. Emo"
NJ. D. -, =, 40 A..
1le relatives rsi 20 bis late residence No ~ aono-
place ou THURSDAY Dec H. at 0i The aneai services W"
take C0urch The Hsh eorae Of Monroe place As
PeEpoutst, a. u O'Clock. =, ,..... A.. /,
Thini morning lIresiAyl, TIE :"
Horton. In the 18th Of her
invited attend i1nerl ron
FteSpthsi and RUthctiordpscs on FI
DaT (1hursday) morning at 10 o'clock
TyESOn the 18th amer lingering nioe eirs
Hannah Aagust tbs ~ Of her age
the and those OF ler sons James 81
ard eors respectfully Invited 20 attend shs inne,A "a
ThsrsiaS inst at ocock kon aer se resdenes
liz LivinHt0nat, Breoklrn IN.
lac Wiiism PreEtss 9 c..
ro'-psce THURSDAY mornrg az itt a m
THON-Oa 18th the esdenoe o. her nrotnt
Law Stirring esq ont1 iuhsou 'esse CtssYa
ow Of the James TboH scapsoT, OF Ayrshire soosah '
18th year OF her ,.-,.--.. =. A.. ..v4~,t
of The train at ~ Friday the 18th Inst oep~
remains Sll be tdken 20 nfsens"Oi i'i "'e'''N-
Scotch papers please copy.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17
WAsupURNE AND I'm CABfNEl'

9be Davenport Oowal G0yeHe SAYS: We
have been permitted by an intimate friend ot Mr. wash,
hnrno 10 see private letter WTitton by that gentenan
as late the 2i nit and from this ns Illustrating bS
character and giving additional evidence of he patrouc
pIrnst of ono In whom pubc gossip now takes partiea-
lnr interest we copy the following extract
fr at uolftgl position Is concerned am content
,cit thc ono assigned me Tor the HHh time 10y eeRer-
ons and coBhding consutucHGy know but ltto touch
spaper tet assigning ne 90 this or that position Tne
most desire 10 Gen. Grancs administration sue
ia aud seo an the Ichts u az mon vludicated and pro
tected 10 .ea An Onett economical, dlgihed admins
tt4tou OF tho Government bringing 10 the people peace
quict happiness and prosperity
~ '' Vory truly yOurs. &C.. J.. l.. WAsUBCRSr."
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17
mar WESTERN Ap,rY EEtrv1ov.

CuCAGo, Dee 1G.--Tho Grand Banquet is III
progress this evening the vast hail OF the Cmbor OF
Commerce with Lieut-ten. sherman President Gen.
Grant Gep Thomas and many other distinguished OIL
Gers ARE participating The mite imnioH.e tables bear the
devices 0f the CGHetais " tho Armies of NTpia he
Ohio tho Cumberland and Tennessee. and OF tho tom
mandcr OF the Gulf squadron, With many memorials OF
the tate -.
After an hour or more had been exhausted ~ dscss.
ing tho bill OF fare, speeches followed. Gtn sherfnan
tho President BEGAN with few appropriate rtnafkS;
then fniowcd the toasto and responses and Bud the
greatest good hninor aud cordially, ttc company broke
iu li a 'nto lOri
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17
BURIAL or Tnr TXpRrss ROBBERS

CINCINNATI. Dec iG.--I'he bodies of the Reno
hrotcr4 recently hanged IA Nowkblny, have been dc
ycred 70 the friends and taken 80 Seymour for inter
IncUt while that OF Anderson, hanged at tho same time,
has been buried by tho county authorities.
ToROVIO. Dec. 10 Reno aHt AnuerNon, rue express
robbers had private conversation with the Governor
willie lie, were in tlil here N which Reno volunteered
inc remark that he wus implicated IN the robbery but
that Anderson was not and that the latter wis one or
ne gang present 40 tao INCEPTION al Lhe pan
vh.pu u., .itCrt'lul exc cuted.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17
TO coRREspoNDENTs.

j. r. Darby and hundred others.--We never nli-
dertake TO decide bets The fgnres you ask Ioi Law
beon printed in TuE TRIBUNE times without nhhpsr I
A Constant Redder--.Tho NeS-NoTk Rye ana LM
ln1rmary is at No. eli Seoond-ave. . NJ
o. l.. Give do not know ON wiat ,oC 1rchsV9n on M ss.
Beccher told tho story you nent'oh why "' 'o"
not ask Mr. Beecher himselp
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17

MONTGOMERY, Dec. 1O.-A resolution TO take
recess until The 4Ith ~ January voted dawn to-day
ullls lave passed both Houses opening at Judgments
granted 10y any courts R tins state debts contracted
before the 18th of May, ls5j. Tho bill allowing the
Siatutc OF Limitations ~ during tle war has also
heromc law The effect of this blll + 30 wipe ont all
debts before the var Fix years before the passage of
81.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17

Ak OLD LANDMARKS. Morris Estate 10
Gated IN be most desirable part Of wesiehesr Count
n7stst having been In the family for over 100 years
wn, hs d,snosed OF on tho 2sd inst, at auction.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17
OHIrIfARY.

6. II. Donglass, ESQ.,, of tho New York bar,
died in Beloit, Wis, Of quick consumpion lie was
formerly an editor 0f The american Lar Re0'ster O
the law in this city. ..r ..
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17
prsrPrcrroN OF A roWN IN GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, Dee. iG.--Thc town of ElbcitOn was
burned yesterday The Is the capital Of Ebert Co.,
Ga and "a miles northwest ~ Augusta II consumed
nic Court N0ug1. acodemy and seYersl other pnbc
buildings.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17
lfdKRIED.

nucksAN-.ou wednesday evssye Dee 10 q @s Csnish
osWs Mss,A by ths Dh OgSoA V~sr BnssA s Laura
A d.asls, oi clps 9scrks hussssm IF As city.
uxowsIga--BURDRTT--0s Hsaassda,, Dec R u. NeY
ChsrcA ~ s Rst repss street apss Ns~sAs
Lasr,us AssssS w q, sssaak he sshs
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17

RECONSTRUCTION N GEORGIA.
All.ANr,, Dee i6-Tbe N6B Lrd. Il Erpulll-
car, rr, pspcf opposes further Congressional rferfer
p,,rt iu lhp reconstruction oi fcorGiS
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17

~ grafuany o1libetghX n Distant reglons " possibn
hat those vast d fruitful plains which nave go lcnE
esee ssatnS " vain for culture Hs ~ w ssfvN sah
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17

Chnmpagne.
Received Of late fresh supply Of MoEr cHASDoNs vsa
zry1y AND yIS IMPERIAL GREEN sEAL Othe Vintage Of lass
M With Al. the ss.elAss dealers ia vines IN this city
.- ANTHONY oRcHs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19
To Wool Or wers and Oilers.

u
Evans ~ Bevans. pla;tesille, are
agents for the well known Hanove,
IFotfen Factory, and keep constantly
on hand for sale al the kinds Of goods
made at said mill, at faetory.prices.
Wool bought at their Piatteville Store
for cash, or taken in exchange Tor
wollen wares and the highest prices
paid. Ii is very true, wool is down
in the markets-but so are all wool.
en- goods, especially of Hanover make.
The Hanover cloths. cassimeres,
fianr els, tweeds, doeskins, &C., are
equal in make, color, finish, &C., to the
best estern made stnffs--we think
superior, and of course cheaper At
least, manufacturing can be done
cheaper in the west--twenty- FIVE per
cent. cheaper, than at the east; liv :
ing xpenses-rents, provisions.
h.nd-to-hand OUTLAWS, wool and driv-
ing power, freight transportation,
wages, taxes, &C., are all cheaper at
the rest, at least athird-facts which
lead Us to assert this. that either the
profits Of western manufacturing are
enormons or elae the western manu-
taciurers are greatly aAderselling the
eastern manufacturers. Most ass
suredly one or the other proposition
Is rue. Tbs fact that western man
utacturecs are bot getting overly rich
leads rs to the conclusion that west
etn made wolIen stutfs are sold great
Is below eastern. We cite the Han
mover goods offered by Evans 4 Bev.
as a. test. We call attention 10
their advertisement in the Her aid.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19
DENTAL NOTICE!.
DR.. VIM. II. I)EFFFiSB BACH EF
DENTAL SURGEON


OF Piatteve, has the pleasure OF informing the Ci
of Lancaster and Cassviie that in the future he
will visit hese plac. professionally as follows;
Lancaster times per year viz the III 81 two weeks
OF every alternate month comm ny with Feb uary
Cassvilie twice per year viz: last two weeks in Feb
ruary and October Of each year
hope by dohg 10 make il BENEFICIAL to myself. as
well those who cannot find il convenient to visit me
at my Office 10 Plattevifie.
/ Keep hand larger stock Of Dental Il teriais
than ali other Dentists in the County. and therefore
compelled insert ARTIFICIAL Teeth thai
unbecoming to the features eompfexion-too large
too small.
Natural teeth should be filled, if possible before tbs
decay exposes the They be saved ai1er but
at greater exptnse-
ra-All persons should have their teeth examined by
skiui Dentist At least yeas, frequently de-
cav exists unknown to porsons.
Pure suphuric Ethsr given 10 llsviate pain ia ex-
tracing Teeth IL desired. Unik- Nitrous yde IL has
proved fatal
Artificial Teeth inserted from 10 entire set.
All peTatons performed carefully and as pain css a
possible
During pra,tice of eleven years among the people
OF Grant County, have endeavored to use only nrst
class material and only hrst-class work. How well
have succeeded leave the public to judge
FEES MODERATE. Rooms at Denni-on House, Cas-
vile and Mansion House Lancaster.
= Yours Truly, ". h. DEFFENBACHER,
& PlatteYille Jan is, ISIS. Surgeon Dentist
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19
U. S. TAX NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that have received tbs an
nul Asscssnlen. Lst IOr the Ihrd District vi hiscoa
sin Tor the yesr leoo that The herein
due and payable, and Tor tue ucp0se Ut receiving pay
nent oi all Income aud other revenue taxes essd,
and unpaid IN the 70. ot Grant, 1. Seaton, Ispaly
Collector Wall be The yleT Iiouse, PiatteVe, un-
day May 18th, 1918, MansOn Itvuse Lancaster, Iues-
day, May 10Th, 20, POSI- Office, boscosei thursday
May zstn, %.
Parties having taxes e pay in The above named list
can, IL they prefer. pay The saine my office, lie
village 81 Poto up May 2jd, 2Jth 3oth,
The Law requires that the penalty be add d all
taxes unpaid soon Us incurred.
J. IL. WAR IN Collector, 5rd Dist.
THO. SEAToN, Deputy Collector.
May 9TH, 1909. 4gw2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19
A CARD.

CT. Ealley II. D., would respectfully inform the
citizens Lancaster aud vicinity that he Is permanently
iocate in that place. tor the praceeOi Medicine and
eurl cry. He has been Meacal practitioner Tor ~
90 ali who may favor hin with calf ID. ring the
ten years he has made Cnronic Diseases special STUDY
and respectfully soIIcita tile patronage those thus
afflicted HE will be found al his ofive Monday 10
prrscribe for Chronic cases, aud all other times
when not absent professional business. ALI calis
promptly attended to without reg rd 10 time us-
tance.
Once and Rcsid in the north part OF Lancaster
Village, on the Boseobel road oow4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19

Z \ Regular meetings %. VI -. v,ioy L. &C. No
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19

g29@ TIE weight OF wool, butter,
and other farm products, should be
a-certained AZ home, to prevent mis-
takes and dishonesty in weighing
after the goods have been sent to
market. The weight Of grain per
bushe., the gain OF cattle under differ
ent systems offeeding, [exactly when
an animal ceases to increase by feed
ing, and many other important facts,
can readily determined by having a
good scale. 1t should be part Of the
furniture of every farm. Fairbanks,
scales have been named in this con
nection, as being entirely reliable,
having been adopted as the standard
III this and other coun tries Country
Gentlemen.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19

Sc Poetry attending notices of death charged for at
rate OF cents per line.
>-~--~~-o>,-~>>.~9o.~
Boqcnbel, May 18th, of consumption, Martha Jane,
wife OF william irthey, IN the 37th year of h-r age
Her long and severe illness ever borne with
Christian fnrtitude patient and meek through all
the trials o. that lingering disease Chris
portion. Gods providence, though mysterious.
willing accepted and she passed away in
the full hope OF meeting her Siyour in world where
sickness sui sorrog more are known husband
and six chi dr. n left to the loss Of an
emplary wife and mother
And called. with theeto part.
Dear friend, farewell But not for aye;
The flowing tear, the greiving heart
We can but know but brig liter ray
of glorious hope illumes the path
That leads to Him lis dark
We miss thee here, but blessed thought
Thou art not los but gone befoe."
Died In Bloomington Grar Co. WIS April l1th 1868,
Carrie Eselia daughter OF Benjam and Lucy Cooper
aged years, montl $, and II days.
Pale and she grew. and weakly
Bearing all her pains 50 meekly,
But to IS she still grew dcarer,
As the trial-hour drew
In Beetown Grant Co. Wis. April ., 1858, Eunice
Grant, aged 50 v She died in hope Of the Chris
tans reward.
Died. in Glen Haven, April 30th, 1865, of cancer, Mrs
Sarah Rathborn aged So years, and months
Il
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19
Statistics Of Dissipation.


Government statistics of the etail
liquor sales in the United States du-
ring the year ending June 30th 1867,
was one billion four hundred and nine
ty-one thousand eight h0 tired and sic.
ty FUe dolidrs--or nearly half %
much s the whole interest. bearing
debt of the country 10 suppose
that the people cannot own Ard pay
a debt twice as great Us their liquor
bills for sirgie year is absurb. -
Aud yet il is believed that not more
than two-ttirds of the retail sales are
not reported. 80 hat the amount
would be 81 1888, 989 l53 sum sutii-
Gent TO suppo"t LAG $50 people for
one year at $500 each
1t scarcely seems possible hat so
much IS annually wasted in strong
hquo1S-- or that the people can spare
~ mach rom the means necessar,
T. l<tep Them from starvation The
mount Is OYER one third of the az
rrrgate enrnipgs OF the whole peo-
sr
A.ont 10000 licensed liquor hops
are reported, 10 which one.thrd
may be added for the places where
it is sold without license.
The amount or retail sales in one
year is nearly as large as ali the
railway property IN the United
States, WIFI h is Sl,654, O50,799,
agai-t 1888 $50 1913 of liquor sales.
1t is more than the united products
of all OF our mines of precious metals
for twenty years, which is put by
J. Ross Browne. in an official report,
ut 81, l65, 900 900. 1t is nearly ten
times the value of all the Church
property in the United States.
Gay See Burr's advertisement
in another Column.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19
THE FENNiMORE HORSE
y CAIEDt,.

oMeDE now = Fenamore raised IN Ken
Gcks ard sired 10y iIardse full ooied French i'm
~ ted horse. He is II hands high weighs o.
cal eiaek, neat limited and we'll formed
lie ..H1k FIRST premiums two Indiana State Fairs
and ct class premium at the tiiinOis State Fair
ifid ~ Oh eagp ia 10 he also Tho -weep-stakes
premium At the Darlington Lafayette Co., Fair in
- s-s1Jo5 and nrst class premium in class G. at
the Gran County Fair ia S57
Diomede will ha Stands at Annaton Winesilie and
Fenninore For terms and particulars see bills pos ed
+mz R.P.GREEN
1e11liO4e' Apfh 4oth, 4ooe, Proprietor
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19
LANDS FOR SAL.E

lEs suvseLosi irsleils Two nlies VI Lancaster
Wisues " sei4 ths oisowiag Ianus, all Lancaster
hIh VI aA0 acres 20 improved, 40 tlulbsr with
dwei lhg 80 alioiArr OF ~ aeres came, an,
ln'proNsd, Win uwsiiin; aiso ir 81 ~ acres ),
InpfofSe ~ "a tilnJef, aeet.Iag worth $3.50 barn
vTensiu, T. "lso . y acres prairie, ia timber
NO inapfoa Glsiits adapteu uyison into s.yeraI
is,rlns, plenty u spIAss
Aear 70 7ehoolo, mills, Ac Prize Of love propo,
cry so 70 sto per acfe, according improvements
EDA AhD ALrEKrY
Fonnimor April Is, 1858 Az
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19

METHODIST EFIseoPAL.-Rev G. Cook, Pastor Preach
tAg every Sabbath morning commencing Al halfpast
eeu clock. Sabbath School at 0 "a. Prayer meet
sag every Thursday evening ia the Church At o'clock
CovaegoATloN,L-Rey 5. W Eaton, Pastor serv
ces Sabbath morning at 1880; in the evening at $50
Sabbath School immediately after morning service
Prayer meeting at the Church every Wednesday eyeu
ng, ~ $50.
HFIsooPALAS Rev. Francis Moore, Rector Divine
SERVE, ~ the Chapel every Sabbath morning commenc-
IL st hAfpas o'clock also in tbe afternoon cont
mencing al halt past three Sabbath School at l2 ID
Bill Glass ira the chapel every Tuesday evening com
mcucihz at eight o'clock
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19
GENITAL.
nEATISTRY zsEXcELSInRn


DR.. Tucker, OF the dental firm Of Drs
Newell & Tucker, (re>id III Dentists OF Lau-
casrer) will visit British Hollow and Potosi
regular every two morths. commencing on
the 23rd OF this January, 1868. We challenge
a operators il our loiesson 10 excel rs
either 10 beauty Of durability Of work. May
BE- iound ii h., ..Oal Hou.e,' British Ho low /;
: Nus VIII -e's lottSI
DR. AeA.lg NIL ,,Iso visit plaltrvil'e, Bee
tosep, Ftnuimore and Ca->N lie once IN two
month and a / desiring superior class Of
deha work will improve thisiafe opportunity.
We administer Nitrous Oxide, Aethef.
Oh ORC Aethsr. Spray. and a 4 improvements
Ia the art known 10 the profession, n desired.
Eighteen years experience IN practice and
a thorough education warrant ns in ayng Thai
IN our profession At east We ate surpassed 10y
NONE. Office, over jones' Drug store, Lam
caster, Wis.
Our motto is EXCELSIOR, 1911
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19

TENT MEhrIYd.-The. Methodists
aro to mold tent meeting at Fenni>
more commencing the l2lh June
Elders Sheldon aud Hitchcock are to
preach The friends axe Invited from
!. Hlatnncn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19

Lutte GRANT WooLLEN FACTORY.
Atkinson Welsh has completed his
new factory boilding at the old place
in Little Grant, and has put ID and
started the machinery, The firm to
carry on the factory is 10 consist Of
Welsh, Gosnay q Pendleton, two of
them practical and experienced oper
atives. They are prepare to card
wool for customers, and do carding,
spinning. weaving. coloring. fuliiug
and dressing on the shares or by the
yaGd Home made clothes fullrd and
finished Al lpw rats HAis establish
7'.f.l Is INV .ti'ie "supplv be public
l. fu~tn# ], q for
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19
FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned viii sll his we improved farm so
acrss situated one mile vest OF Lancaster the Prairie
du Chen rod al good bargain 80 acres ia cuiya-
ton, inrluding tract Of meadow bottom land In clio
yer ana timothy. 80 acres in fence Good dwelling and
cellar, sheds nnd other buildings the premises
The IA M 10 sit'ed Ia Lancaster village school dist
p. sCfAUB.
Lancaster, May 10th, 1858. 49ff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19

Ss- THERE is not in this country a
mechanic who can cut and polish the
Brazilian pebbles used for sPectaeies
They are Imported, ready finished,
from Europe, and mounted here.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19
Danger from Lightning.

el
During the rains aud storms of the
past fortnight there have been several
accidents from lightning and in q
view OF their continuance and proba
bly, recurrence, we give some facts in
regard to lightning which may be OF
benefit TO those who regard them
worthy of attention.
1t is very dangerous to be near a
tree or lofty building; also near a
river or running water, because any
tall object will freqenily discharge
lightning cloud, and if any one were
near by at the time the lightning
might glance of aud pass through the
human body.
The most dangerous parts of q
dwelling during a thunder storm are
the fire place, especially if the FIRE be
lighted, the attic and cellar. 1t is al
so imprudent to sit close by the walls,
to ring the bell, or bar the shutters
during thunder storm.
Fire places are dangerous, because
heated air, and,soot, especially when
connected with stove or CRATE, are
conductors. Attics and cellars are
dangerous, because the electric fluid.
as we have already .old you, some-
times from the earth to the clouds, SO
that in the middle story must be the
safest place. 1t is dangerous to lean
against a wall, because the lightning,
a 4 l..
II, and go into the body, which is
better conductor
1t is dangerous to be ia crowd, be
cause mass OF people forms better
conductor than one person, and be-
cause the vapor arising from the
crowd increases the conducting pow
er Any place about twenty feet
from all tree, building or stream OF
water is the safest place.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19

G=5~ Dr.. q. +. Falley, has removed
to Lane aster tor the practice Of his
profession as . physician and sur
geou. So far as early culture in the
schools and. long experience, Dir +.
holds the undisputed testimonials
Sec special card in the UeraM.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19
MARRIAGES:

In Hazel Green. May sth. by Rev. J. Kuibbs Mr.. H.
II Huntley and z. b. Young. all OF Gaisna Ill,
In attevill, May ath hy Rev. s. W. Fri HE James
L. N and Mss Kate Tyler all Of Pattcville.
In Paris, April tn. BY Erastus johnson Esq Mr.
John A. Bskzley, of Harrison, and Miss Emma a. More
of Paris
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-19

sErIS San Francisco, the servant
girls are said to receive such high
wages that many ofihemi invest their
savings in real estate, and are the
owners OF valuable town lots.