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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-05
RLxANK 81

S1- For sale e the HgRALD Office Lancaster. Wis.
the following AXIS which will send by mail {uo.t
age paid) At the prices named per dozen. r.
Stay onExecution, Is cts; observation-disclosures, ~
Summons 10; Subpoena, Is; Attachuaent l5s Werrant
of Attachment l6 Affidavit for Warrant of Attachment
Is; Complaint for Warrant Is; Warrant rs; fidayit
for Garnashee Summons, Is; Garnashee summons. Is.
Affidavit for kepevn, IS Writ OF Rcplevin 10 yenire
for Jury Is; T. ORDERS Is Notes or hand Il pa,a -
Atty, 40; Notice Of Trial %; Road Tax Recent. Is.
K on jus Transcript IS; Xxx. on Jus Judgment rs
var msIrsnly Deed co. Exr Admir- and Guardian Deed. CO
O ao. Land hogtgsge co. Chattel Mort
sagel Lana Contract, 30; Mining Lease 40 Gene
cry Deed, 40; Marriage Certificate, S. s'''''
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Cfaall Notifee.
. MORTGAGE SA BE-BREsEE.
roREcbosURE: Mortgage irena Atnar0ss Robbins
Richard Rresee.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of the power
aud authority therein contained, certain mortgage
iyer Inv Ambrose Robbins TO Richard Bresee dated
snuary stb 1852 upon the south east quarter OF tbs
east oasrter onth west qnsrter OF the north
east quarter and north quarter Of the north east
quarter of Section No. five i5l in Township Ne SIX
north of range No. three 60 west, situated n fant
County. Wisconsin: to secure the payment sof two
proissory notes dated January st 1852; one OF ssio
notes being for Ave hundred and twenty doilsrs pays
BILE are years after date and the other sor two
dollars payable three years after date esch OF SAFE
notes being given BY said Ambrose Robbins and psys
bic 10 said Richard s. Reses or esrer with snssrest
At SIX per cent per annum. payable annually, Of when
said notes said Richard g. Breseas now the owner snd
holder and upon which said notes there Is now due tue
sum Of seven hundred ana twenty dollars with SIX per
cent Interest thereon January sth, 1859 and which
ait mortgage was recorded Ia the Office Of the Register
Deeds Of Grant County Wisconsin, on the 18th day OF
January 1859 at O'Clock P NJ. IN Book Il, OF mort
CAGES on pages 2i9 anu 25; will be forcoeed by sale
said mortgagad premises, such part thereof as
shall be sufficient pay said notes and interest there
aforesaid and that such sale will be made by the
Sheriff of said Grant County, on the 18th day OF May,
1865 at one o'clock in the afternoon at the front door
Of the Court House in the village OF Lancaster In said
Grant County. Terms Of sale cash in hand.
4sw6 RICHARD s. BREsEE, Mortgage.
nafsd March Saith. 1858
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-05
GUARDIAN SALE OSBORN.

In Probate Grant County Court In the matter of the
guardianship ofMary IT, Osborn minor heir OF volney
Osborn, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue and in pursu-
of order of license made in said matter the
thirteenth dayof April A. D. 1853 by the county court
of Grant county the undersigned guardian of said mi
heir Mary Osborn will On Tuesday the 10 day Of
Mey A. D. 1868 at one O'Clock in the afternoon of said
day at the store Of Alexander Paul in the Town of
Patch Grove offer for sale at public yendue the follow
n described land in county OF Grant and State of Wis
consin to wit: The northwest quarter of the north
west quarter section eleven l except eleven
ownedby Geo. Wnsworth, and also all the south west
quarter of the northwest quarter of said section eleven
a all in Town six (6) north of range FIVE 90 west
Terms Of sale will be made known at the time and place
of sale. THOMAS NAGLE, Guardian.
April 23d, 1868. 41-v3
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IMPROVED STOCK!
YOUNG CHIEF.

Who will stand to improve the brood of Horses at tn
stable Of Enoch Groom, about y miles northeast Of
YOUNG CHIEF was sired bv the well Known JIoros
Stockbridge Chief, who sired by the worldwide
renowned Horse Black Hawk, owned by Daniel HILL
Esq, of Vermont. His Dam was very fine bred mare
Ii hands high, possessed of good speed and bottom
could .trot mile inside of three minutes She was
sired by the Horse America, and her Dam was fine
Hamiltonan Mare. Wien three years old he took the
first premium at the Albany County Fair He was so
highly esteemed by the best iudges, that the owner
offered $500 for him before he kada collar him.
He is fine traveller, and has great speed, and his
position j. H and gentle, and is considered the best
stock u tho country. He is of bright sorrel
color DID, I6 hands high, has fine proportion of
limb and boy combining power and action not exce
ed by any Horse in the country His colts partake of
his propeIte in high degree, and command very high
prices for thor age
Good pasturage gill be provided for Mares from
distance, at reasonable charge, and special to
avoid accidents but all escapes accidents ami thefts
will be at the risk of the owner. EN0CH GROOM.
cassville, April ID, 1868. 46w4
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SHERIFF SALE-BAILEY ct al.

- TATE OF WIsCoNsIH, Circuit Court of Grant Coun-
- Grant County, 5 ty, Wisconsin.
r. Ball. Plaintiff, vs. John W. Bailey Louisa Bailey
and John C. 5hultz,. Defendants
BY virtue OF Judgment Of foreclosure aud sale
dered and made In the above Named court, In the
above entitled action dated the Sth dsyof March,
D. 1866 and by the direction of the plaintiffs at
torney, will oer for saie and sell public vendne
TO the highest bidder for cash. at the front door of the
court house. in tyillage of Lancaster Grant comfy
Wisconsin, the 3rd day Of June, 1863 st O'Clock
In the afternoon at day, the following described
real estate wit The north quarter of the south
west quarter Of scttion number 1, township
Der ve f5 north Of range number two (2 wes Of tho
fourth principal meridian containing forty acres stu
ated in the county Of Grant aud State Of wisconsin
Said sale will be made satisfy the judgment in this
case, amounting TO five hundred and ninety dollars
and thirty cents damages, ($59O.3O sxtysght and
3o-l 90 costs, interest and accruing costa.
"a j. p. cox, Sheriff.
Dated sheriffs Office lancaster, Wis. April 20 1858.
z Y. X. READ, plffs atty. @6-wo
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS NOTICE-

In the matte of the state Of Henry w. Hodges de-
ceased In Probate, Grant Co Court
Notice Is hereby given that we the subscribers
the It'll day Of April 1862 appointed and eOmnss-
toned BY the Judge the county eourt Of Grant Conn.,
ty, commissioners 10 receive examine and adjust ali
ceased that "a months from and after the first
day Of April 1868. has been allowed and Unite fer
creditors present their claims for examination
and allowance and that we will the first MONDAYS
of July and November, 1888. at the Court House in
Lancaster in said county from 10 o'clock A. M until
O'Clock p NJ Of each Of said days will attend TO the
discharge Of our duties az commissoners aforesaid
FRANCIS II. B0NHAM
LEWIS HOLLOWAY
S5w< TII0s. SHANLY
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THE FENNIMORE HORSE
DIOMEDE.

DIoMEDE, now of Fennimore. raised in Ken
lucky and sired by Hardee, full biooded French i'm
ported horse. He Is 1871 hands high, weighs 1900 a
coal black, neat limbed and well formed
He took frst p rniums at two Indiana State Fairs
and FIRST class premium at the Illinois State Fair
held Chicago in 1861 he also took the
premium at the Darlington, Lafayette Co., Fair In
lS67-$50.e0, and FIRST class premium in class @, at
the Grant County Fair In 1867
Domede viii have stands al Animation, Tingville and
Fennmore For terms and particulars bills posted
45rn2 r. r. GREEN,
Fennimore, April 18th, 1868. Proprietor
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

GRAST COUNT Town So In Justices Court,
VI Of Waterloo. Wis.
To Nicholas PLutsler and John Smith
You are hereby notified that warrant Of attachment
has issued against you and your property attach
ed to satisfy the demand of Rudolph Moy, amounting
to nty FIVE dollars Now unless you shall appear be-
fore A. s. Cash. Justice of the Peace in and for said
county his office in said town the sixteenth day
ofMsy, 1888 at O'Clock In the afternoon ud cement
win be rendered against you and property sold 20
pay the debt. RUDOLPH Aof.
Given this 22d day Of April, 1865. Plaintiff.
47-w3-$75-dT5
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% CREYHAWK.

This celebrated Stock Horse win stand for the i'm
proveent of stock the ensuing or places and times
zee bflisl
Farmers don't fail to and try him. He is dap
pie grey, weighs 1900 fast traveller. finely and COM
paetly built is 10 years old His pedigree shows him
of the best bio oded horse in the North West See
bills for full pedigree. c. J. HYDE,
45w4 NN9M asf# Proprietor.
Lancaster. April 18th, 1853
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s7w<
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NOTICE.

To all lchom ii may concern
Notice is hereby given that application win be mad.
10 the Governor OF the State Of Wisconsin ON the I2t
day Of May next, fo the pardon Of David May who Wa
convicted Of larceny ct he March term 1867 OF Circnt
Court OF Grant County Wisconsin, and sentenced TO
penitentsry fer the term Of two years.
WILLIAM A. CROFT.
Lancaster, Wis, April 18th, 1868. 47-g2
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Observation-Disclosures.

~ RANT COUNTY tOwn} s. In Justice court before
VI Of Lancaster, Dexter ward
Richard Meyer Pf rs. William Nickson, Deft.
To William hicksos
You are hereby notified that warrant Of attachment
has been issued against yon and your property attached
- ~ ,isf the demand OF Richard Never, aaouf1tn
So 5-l00 Now unless appear be fore Dexter Ward
Justice of the Peace in and for said county Vi,
fee on the 18th day of May, 1865 o'csek in the
afternoon judgement viii be rendered against you and
your property sold to pay said debt and costs.
f RICHARD MEYER.
dated this 18th dsy of April 1855 4T-N3.
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OLD GRANT.

The Jack OLD GRANT, owned by Calls and digger,
Animation, Is TO be the current season at their
stable in Annaten. He is four years old black,
large and snew and Of good stock. His ice
~ sure. 4ow4 CALLS DftdEh.
Annaton April 18th, 1888.
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ATTAcHMENT-N1cKsoN.

TATE OF wIscoSsIv. Grant q, In Justice Court, be
county, town of cassEilie. - fore D. Ward
To HiuiGnt Nicksoa;
You hereby notified that warrant Of attachment
has been issued against you and your property attach
ed to satisfy the demand Of Alexander Calder amounting
to Sls and 25-10o. Now, unless you shall appear
before Dexter Ward, Justice Of the Peace in and for
said county at his Office in said town on the 18th day of
May, A.. D.. 1868. at one O'clock in the aftesooon
judgment VIII be rendered aanst yo and your proper
{, sold TO nav the debt and cost A. CALDER.
Dated this q th day of April l86s-47-w3 Plaintiff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-05
AZ CORSICA.

The thoro ugh bred horse, CORSICA is offered for the
service of the public desiring to improve their stock
Corsica is dark chestnut, silver colored name and
tail, years cid, IS hands high. For pedigree see
American Turf Register and Stud book, bills posted
<&t H.J. EcKL0SSER
45v4 BARNEY Russell.
Lancaster, April 18th. 1858.
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PORTABLE FENCE

nily oeen lnyented and now in successful use nv
ne inventor, Mr. Peter n, Thornton and slso Nv NJ
James Miner OF the largest stock growe,s n the
western part OF Grant county - '''7
me advantages Of she above mentioned raprs ova-
lhe common poet and beard fence mr. these.
less ~ - e. N'4'1s l's. '9A
2ud. There are no posts used in ia co,s,r,e,,or
snort brace 10y inches being used at the and
Hanneii and said fence be built Of bosris rails
poles, o. $ combination Of either with wire
SD Il viii turn all kinds Of stock large a. small
80 1--we common farTu hands eau make build sns
- " signify rods OF said fence in DAYS time with
TL.- rAe'S eKerhon. The inventor, Air. Peter
Is.,i 8, Bloomington, and Mr. James Miner
ase GIant are now using the fence on their farms
Reference can ~ , NlslI snt,rs satisfaction.
I % " ieT sale; Apply 10 Peter r. Thornton
ton. Grant Co. Wis "a 'ue1l' AZ bioomlng-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VI of Cassville. Henry Burgess
You hereby notified that warrant Of attachment
has been issued aganst you and your property
ed 70 satisfy the demand of John scharfenstine am
oantng to thirty dollars and eighty cent? Now unless
you shall appear before Henry Burgess Justice of the
Peace IN and for said county his Office said town
on the 10th day of May 1865 at one o'clock in che af-
ternoon judgement win be rendered against you and
your property sold to pay the debt.
JOHN SCHARHENsTIEE &
April sd. 1888 T47-ws.l A aPlaiutif
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

n Rant CoCSTY, TOWN. In Justice Court before
VI of Lancaster, Wis. 80 Dexter Ward
A. digger, Plff, as. william Nckson, Deft.
10 WilliGas NicksoT; so sgress = eestseE
You hereby notified that war rantof attachment
has been issued against you aud your property attach
ed to satisfy the demand of A. Dilger amounting TO
sum OF $40 $4,000 Now. unless YOU staff appear be-
fore Dexter Ward Justice OF the Peace in and for said
county at his Office In said town the 18th day of May
1868, at O'Clock in the afternoon, judgement will
be rendered against and your property sold
said debt and cost A. DIBGER. PIN.
Dated at Lancaster this 2eh day Of April 1863 473t
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IF YOU WANT Aaoop CIGAR GO TO B4xTER.s
GenuineMeerschAnm Pipes-warranted-a Baxter,s
The beet Smoking and Chewing Tobaceos at Baxtsr,s
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FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES
RA AARQUETTEI
TEI
MARQUETTEI

Another letter from the great fire at Marquette.
HEBRING'S SAFES preserve their contents where
Sales OF ether makers fail
BARoUETTE, Michigan, July 20, 1885,
MCSSrS, Herring Dc %.
GENTLEMES:--On the l1th ult, the entire business
portion town was destroyed by fire. Our safe,
an Intense heat, but proved Itself adequate the
severe 1t lay in the ruins fourteen days. ana
when taken cut rom Its appearance the outside
covering being burned through In many piacesj, and
in view the fact thai several other safes previously
taken out were entirely destroyed, 1t was great
surprise TO find the contents legioe aud In good
several orders {, = new sates have already beea
sent you which is The best proof of this moss sasac
tory lest of the confidence OF this community in
your safes. Respectfully yours, -
WILKINSON & SMITH
HERRING'S PATENT Banners CHAMPION
SA EES, made OF wrought iron and STEEL and the
Patent Franklinte, or "Spiegei Eisen the bess re-
sislRnt TO bErglars' drills or cutting instruments
DIV EIfiSG. HOUSE SAFES. for silver plate,
valuable papers ladies' jewelry. etc etc. both plain
and i'm Imitation of handsom pieces OF furniture
HFRKING'S PATENT SAFES, the champion
Safe Tor the past TwENTY-sEvES YEARS; the victor
at the WORLD FAIR, London: tue WORLDS FAIR
New York; toe EXPOSITION UNIVERSELLE, Parls
ard WINNER OF WAGER OF 80 100 FRANCs at the
recent Internal lona in Paris are made and
sold only by the undersigned and our authorlzed
FARREL, HERRING & CO.,
PHILADELPHIA.
HERRING, FARRELL u sHERMAN,
HERRING d. Co. Chicago.
HERRING, FARREL g. sHER NAN,
92wfm3mrp New Orleans
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WHOLE LINE TO THE PACIFIC WILL
BE COMPLETED In 1863.

The Company have ample means OF which the Gov
ernG'ent grants the right OF way, and all necessary
tmOhr end other materials ou nd along The line Of
operstions also ~ $40 of LAND the mile, tsken
in alternate sections each side OF is roau also
Unied ates Thirty'vear Bonds, smountiAg to from
$1,000 TO $4,000 per mile, according the dhicuitiea
10 be ed the various sections to BE built
for which 10 takes second mortgage security, and
II expected thstnot only the Interest but the prn
cipal an ouns may be paid In services rendered by
the Con pauy IN transportiug troops, mails. etc.
THE EARHfNGS OF THE UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD from It's way Local Bnsiness only
durirB the year ending June 80, lsoS. amounted t0
over
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On have you seen the new style OF clothes
For the fall and winter, at stokes ~ co.'s,
Who are making Gas you NAV we'll supposed
The very best work, and every man knows,
For o good-fitting suit, IFS there ne GOES,
To the store In the Continental.
They have goods for winter, goods for fall,
And styles to please you, one and all
On Stokes & Co. then surely call,
Their stock g extenslve-Drohts small.
Then don't delay, out sttaightiy go.
And buy your clothes orStoKe, IL O)u
And all I've said you'll lnd $50,
At the store In the Continental
CHARLES STOKES d co.,
ft,a utr At
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FOUR MILLION DOLEARS,

Which alter paying al expenses was much moro
than autcient to the Interest upon It's Jsonds-
1hete earnings are Indication OF this vast tnyDugh
traffic that follow The opening the line TO Ihs
Pacific but they cenany prove that
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MARRTMn.

:, ,EWING-sALIs.-Atthe the Presbyterian pars6nARg
Eo1borough, philadelphia, August 19, by Rev. O. n
clergyman, TO HARRIET Sails, Of London, Eng.
land.
RUsH-THoMAs.-Augusts 9, 1868. BY Rev. A. Man.
ship Mr.. JACOB y. RUSH 70 Miss MARY w,
THOMAS; daughter OF Edward J. Thomas, Esq, bcth
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Upon such property costing nearly three times
their pount,
ARE ENTIRELY SECURE.

The Union Pacific Bonds thirty years, for
$1,000 each, and have coupons att sched. They bsai
anDua interest able the first days of January
and July, at the Company's office In the Oily of New
Sork, at the rate of six cent Ia gold The prlDci
pal payable I'm gold at maturity. The price is GOa
and at tie present rate of gold, they paS liberal
income on their cost.
very Important consideration in deter mining the
value of these bonds is The length OF Ley hase 10
run.
1t is well known that IA long bond always comnlsnda
a much higher price than short IL is SAFE to
assume that during the next thirty years, Il ras
interest In the United States i'll decline has
done In kuIope, and We have right TO expect Ihat
such six per securities these will be he'd
high premium as those OF this Government WHICH
In 1857 bought Ia at from 20 2S per above
par The export demand alone may produce this
suit, and The issue OF private corporation, bhey
are beyond the reach of political action.
The Company believe that their Bonds, at the pre-
rate. the cheapest security In the market and
the right advance the price at any time is reserved
Subscriptions will be received in Philadelphia by
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IT Is well TO get clear Cola the frs5 week, but
1t is much better and rio yourself OF It She
first forty eight hours-the proper remedy for She
purpose being DR. JAYNEs ExPECToRANr, sold b.
all Druggists.
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TArLoRISe.-Among all the merchant Tailoring
NO ls2 s. Fourth street. The bSst aud hnest soops
can 'neIe pe iounu' a,,ad aT ana
csshmsra vsst,nos Ths Am impor,s speolauy for
itself, and invites an Inspection OF ibe whole ofls
stock, confident that in no ohef ace IN tne Guy can
,a.tetni IN nat,ern' ror,,op of tneir Fail and
Winter stock is are ady made up; and really, look
at the fashionable, comfortable aud nicely fitting
sSrmehtS lu~A eS one ~ nVoiu''''i' ny n pu'OH"''
hrsIross Thov bava in Nor s,,nlov sop,e or the
most skilful cutters in the city willingly glarau.
Tee every piece OF oothlns mAue 70 70 De not
asI rnauro h~ ,ha MO-, co,1o,ant of ,voruroon
They honestly boast, also, that they eau furnish
better line OF goods, for twenty per cent less than
can eprocureo IN many other v Inc
's. ~ poii'one'o AZ 80, ''1 'Ds PI ~
'sfei9 pioniiso arc y, Guy nv -, 'ne m
aos,, W ,,sonrlS ~ y, Nv, n''s,ra
----------------
IA" ihN BUN I'm EN- nIND '"'
every ten to whom this question addressed, II they
80 e,.,
answer " "o@huiuiS' win answer II" 'ne NIL
Some may reply to It from a sick bed; Others, ofa
stronger constitution anu greater po"eIS Vi enuu'
ance NAV onlv experience a sIignt Iassitude as the
.u... ox a., =, ,o..,, .oo,o, p, .or,, o,rt,on
Of the vitality Of human beings ooSes out OF them
A.. -o..,,uo .. oo, . -, ,,,,,,,,,,, na,. oDa
"'- WV
the sooner the loss Is comp'eteS fePAreu' te ie'S
susceptible will the system be TO the uheahy in1u
ence OF the Fall malaria
The most genial and who esome tonic that has ever
-, - - ..,o.,.. =. .,,,,.,,,, d., ,,,s o., .
DeoA 0 " ~
hausted strength and fortiylHS MIN ngalhS' Cne AZ
tacks of dIsease-is srETT EB' S STOMACH BTrERs.
okon at this seasnn Il ia perte.t safeuard against
-, - , -, -, -,
ln'erni''eA' ie'e'' 0'i'0'' "A ""' ' Wv Wv
oei''o "'''i '0'''" '
the summer 'is AL in''soI""' "pU "'e' ~"'o "''A
out any OF me orA"o@oAs "n'o' "''''H ~ 'ie''
btlmnian~' anu ~ 'he Only 'feP"iS'o" VI '"o A'"O
which aconSoieh'iouS pm S'o'' "0"'' '''' '-'N'eO
W pieeoiio ~ 49, 49, " . - o, ~, - a
can pe hote pure .'o,o ~, A~i ~ i1-o'' .i
s.oio sno 'so o,,i1 t'1. r',sa ar no br.I
- - - - - =, -,,,
iHh NEW ~. oi,AO, "a - ~ W J
.No"'p,f, ..,s - ,o,,o.,,., A., W. .,,5
sontb Jersey sample COMES sent upon gecelpt of
Eve cents Terms s2.OO per y ear In advance. Sub.
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DRINK the famous Arctic SOFA Wafer, ana read THE
EVENING TLLEeRAPH at Hitimsns News stand, st
North Pennsylvsnla DEPOT
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WARN WEATHER AND SICK yRss -Indv ais sui
fering from affections of the Liver, Kidneys general
derangement Of the system, with prosIrati debility
will hnd Speers "StandArd Wine Bitters" 10 be The
best suited to their ailments. Tney are really UtH
Ctllcr-the useful With the the pure
Juice OF the grape made bitter with the most simple
herbs and roots. Sold by Druggists,
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DATENT ED.-PANTS SECURED AND
IL STRETCHED from ] 10 Inches, az MotteL
French Steam Dyeng ana Securing No. D9 NJ
NINTH Btreet and no. 100 RAOK street 72R 5p
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NEW STYLES FALL CLoTHING-In store and recelv-
Ing dailyi ALSO aud choice styles In the piece 10
be made up to order. Great Bargains IN Summer
Goods. ready made or msde to ordsr. Style, A. and
workmanship OF our garments Surpassed by noue,
equRlled by few.
All nprices guaranteed lower than the lowest else
where and full satisfaction guaranteed 10 every pur
chaser. or the sale cancelled snd money refunded.
HuL(.tDdy bettOeen BENNETT q Co,
fVth and I TowER HAIL.
PHILADELPHrA,
AND 900 BBoALwAY, NEw YORK,
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FINANCIAL.
500 MIL ES
OF TIE
UNTO N PACIFIC
RAILROAD
RAILROAD

Are now finished and in operation Al,hor.s ,,,,.
road IS built with great rapidly, the work /, thor
oushy done, and is by the United state.
Von mss'oners TO be hrstcsss In every respect be-
iOre II is accepted, and before any bonds can bs
issued upon It,
hapioty AND excellence OF construction have been
SEE I'D by complete division OF labor and nv d,s.
irbuiing he twenty thoussnd m en- employed alonK
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