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MAKLNE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, 5. c., JULY
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship aPromethens, Gray, Philadelphia,
|lelt t-inst. Mdse,, 60 w A Courtenoy, .Railroad
/ Agent, ) 81 A1ranams, D.Aiken q co, Bollmann
RisselL Cameron, Barkley & CO, L Chaplin, Il NJ
L,Chamschlero, u 3 Cohen, L Elias, Feldmann d
,e0, Fogartie's Book House, " Henerey, Hart
90: "A Johnson. Robinson, Johnson, Lopez
thai & 60, Marion. Magrath. Mcqueen co, P
Mcqueen, RHMoEhuse. q & ", G PanHnin1 A
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Toale Taylor Waisn, MaiSes, Eyses ases
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Landing. and Beamors.' Mdse. To D Atnen
co; II p Lee, Frost % Adger,-s J Burdeil EDITORS
Isl stesmer Gazene, ::iammer, Norfolk, Va, via
Wilmington, NC! 80 c Ccoe.
T.'.:l se-7tl CLEARED YESTERDAY.
esch- .ap!dan, Haas.ns, Bnl.noss-rC c Prem
- - ,.asAlJEp YESTERDAY.
Seiy,- Rapi'an, h iaaglns, baltimore,
-. -. FROM THIS pOKl.
Brig Josie "A Deyerea1, Clark, Liverpool, July &c.
49,. CLEARED FoR THIS PORT.
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IS. , as1nisi'-..
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c, arrived at Baltimore Jnly 10.
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UP, fC.RkREp aAND SAILED FOR THIS roE:. !:
FORBIG en-.
LIVERPOOL !
Fhe Kathleen, Lester; cleared. 1a
g.s YD,OMlES STIC. =;
BARK Eva q Fisk, Emery, cleared. July 8
Brig Fanny d Jennings, Noble, up. July 16
Scnr Gettysburg, Smith, cleared. June 80
. .at<'. i ..Sai-e7 NEW YOKK. .....,-.
Bark Lamplighter, Beach, cleared. June 22
Schf Vim Bemens,. Penny, NJ. May Y
Schr Nyrover, Brown. cleared. July =
Schr Henry Harteau, Jones cleared....... July ~
Schr Lilly, Hughes, up. -..:..- ..Ju!y ~
Schr N " Suiih. Tooker, cleared. July is
! PHILADELPHIA. ii Z
Sehr Ella Matthew'S MeEwee cleared. July !
Schr Irene MesserVey, Wall, cleared 49,: July u
sohr Frank Jameson, Jameson. cleared. .J1ly IA
BALTIMORE.
Brig Lewis Clark, Cobb, cleared. May =
Schr q SticEney. Fooks, cleared. ......-..July
Schr MatoaAa, FooSs, up. l3
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Brig Aanzaniila, Spear. sailed June ID
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s- MANHOOD AND WoMANHoOD.

Essays for young men, on the passIonal attrac-
ton Of the. sexes, and the happiness Cd True
MARRIAGE, when perfect manhood and perfect
womanhoo0 ca,te to consecrate the union. Sent
,free In sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, BOX p, ;Philadelphls, Pa. !.
.1naHca- -6N1oQ !.
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Passunkors'

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Per steamer Pilot, Boy, from Beaufort; Pacific
Landing and Edist0-Miss II Perrin, A Bates,
" II Chisolm, Hiss Murray j Eddings. W Wnaley,
Mrs Gai!laru, child and servant, U W Rodgers
Mrs Weldon, and :, deck. 49,. :. ys..s.s. 81
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WIN. MsbUHNS:Y. President.
e. p. ALEXANDER, VicePresdent and Actpary.
T. F. GILMEH. Vice President. resident IN Georgia.
s. EYE HUTCHINSON, Vice.PTesdent, resident IN
~ So.:l Carolina. .s',
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Dspo.s Il C..L::.s::o1 So:
T. G. TSuTT, -. 5. iJE.inAM,
A. ". EcEsL & CO.. Cd LIN,
Il. 1. SKR;N!.,
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Wis. 20 :zf0Tn :.::g @-iards al.. ne pr5c gen.
s-a!ly mat he Hospital .aE SiCn SURNlfuRE IS
Sill as Nc; - taee:l st-eei, TneTe al She diseases
:ha: Earl;.nz. IS Ie;: 20 will be cured speedily
sgl cn Ike .!.o5t REASONABLE terms as ls1aL
Send y, ;herature al yoa5 SCI: aCl Ec::Iit:ed
patients an. I'll. cea! t.a.: aIii maze g.Hd the
5hs hearts OF all :l.ose wso raYoT re- T:3 DavroE.
age in this line.
4 would respectfully beg .e.re . 3al you- at
Ing Machines to be .ound N the market, all COM
plete, ioT only $1l. Gil and examine fer your
selves, snl resd the .estimoEiaisin in favor of the
Improved Common. Sense Family Sewing Mo-
caine, anc tEen lam SaTe yol viii lake one home
with you. J. / LUNSF0RD,
= ,6c. 27 Qaesn Street, near Calder 5ouse.
apr2l .:G l.'s
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NERVOUS DEBILITY
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
LASGoga, ra4.
CONSTIPATION. g.
LIVER COMPLAINT
GENERAL EXHAUSTION,

as sA.r.nvBNTlvEFoR CHiLLs AND FEVER,
AND MALAa!oUs DISEASES GENERALLY.
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= : NJ A L E S

viii fna LiTTNAS's GREAT GERMAN BITTERS
the best :onic Known for the diseases to which
they are generally subject, and where gentle
st!II,eE: IS reca:nm ended. ..'
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ct. Drnss, Gbem,rals. &r.
~-->>~sse-------~-~~
CIV E E T Q FL INE
Isa arecent improvement.
Replaces the use Of the Bitter Sulphate .euinine
w!th-which an are familiar.
DOSE FOR DOSE,

.t IS warranted fully equal in every way To Ritter
QUinine, and, !ikeit, is the one great, posi-
tive and anfailing cure for all
DISEASES OF MALARIoUs ORIGIN.
Fever ard Ague, Intermittent Fever, Chill Fever
Rem!tsent Fever, Bilious Fever, Dumt Ague
and the long train OF disorders following these
when neglected. ..., ,,.---,- .-75 ..
SWEET QUuSINE
is made solely from Peruvian Bark iso Is Pitter
QCjnne) thefore !t sof vegetable origin, and not
mineral poison. but, on the contrary, Is proved
to pe one.of the Clements .ound In the blood of all
healthy persons n sy,l..s i..s-,.
,ro .--,,...,r SWEET QUININE
acts az an an.idote 10, as well asa cure FOR, Naa
rial or Miasmadc Poison, the absorption OF which
by the lungs causes Intermittent Feyers, DC. The
only advantage claimed Tor .. ss
SWEET QU1NlNE
over The use Of old Bitter Qllni is the entire aD
sence OF that intense, persistent bitterness, which
IN the latter is an insuTR0untabie obstacle to It's
ase with most persons. and always with children.
$50. SWEET QUNINE e'E2' j.
10 in ~ forms-in Powder, for the use OF Phys..
clans and Druggists, and Fluid Tor: use In the
family and for the general public. 4! - .......:..
llgi sTEARSs, FARR & co.
MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS. NEW YORK.
| :For sale by DOwIE, NOISE 4 DAVIS.
mRy10-tuthS3mo
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m. H E p O. L. H s.
LIFE AND ToNT1NE ASSURANCE COMPANY
So11T TT sit -
No. as BROAD STREET. CHARLESTON.
.f b . d =


GEORGE z. BoGes, Secretary.
JOHN T.. DARBY, M. D., Medica! Adviser.
AUGUSTINE T. SMYTHE, Solict:or.t .'.'.
JAMES CONNER, Counsel.
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as- DO not TAKE DUB WORD, BUT
TRY IF.Dl. j. BRADPIELD's FEMALE REGU;
LAToR win relieve ali irregularities, relieve all
Irritation of Kidneys, purify the blood, give tone
and strength to the whole system, imparting q
rosy hue to the cheeks, and cheerfulness to the
mind. - 81 - .,l-,, 10 ri-ii-->! -.--t' |
For ssleoy GOODRICH, wNEMAN1 Il CO. T
luna5-stuth6mo5
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Z, ~sMANHooD, "A MEDICAL ESSAY.
on The Cause and crre Of Decline In Premature
Man, the treatment Of Nervous and Physical De-
b:i:ty, &c. 'oN'i' >: ~ ~.
.There Is no member Of society by waom this
book viii rot be 1ound useful whether such per.
Son holds tbs. ,relsaen Ct Parent, Preceptor or
Times and Gazette. f
Sent by nail on rece,pt'o OF my cents" Address
:he Author, Dr. e DEF. CURTIS, Washington
n. c. i'; ~ ~ - ri'-t.'"'.'. tept1 lyr
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ALI-EsI.lL.

LIppMAS:s GREAT GERMAN BlTTERs ls pre-
pared from the original German receipt now In
The possession OF The propretore, and B the same
preparation thar was used IN Germany upwards
Of century ago; and to-day u s the household
remedy Of Germany, recommended by It's most
em.nen: ply sic:Sns. ss'
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IT r. u g II z e =


aornso andE Policies the Cash system
CASH PREBnUhsl Cash POLICIES!
edmaybe
3mOsD&
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MAaEHs's E.uFF, :. =: June Q, 1870.
NESsgs. LIrTMAN BRO:
:lrclosed please ind rone; ~ nne case Of your
German B!t:ers, Persons wiz; have bought them
from me eEr.ess having 5eeJ greatly benefited
by heir use. Yours. &c.
/ :. r. Fits.
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EAraEIv;:9. :. =, June 4, 1870.
8EssES. L.rTXAN q Bgo:
lnclosed lind $50: send Is 4 5.1 Of your Bitters;
they are taking ws,,.
Ya.-:, 8: :: Z. ~. EGlaGMAN & Co.
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FOR SALE.

A choice farm of 100 acres, situated on Blakes Pra
rie near the red school house in Lord neighborho0d
central location for markets and neighboring villages;
onl, rented farm in that neighborhood There is up
on the premises e story frame house containing
and cellar granary l5x20 feet partitoRed
properly, log stable 2Ox24 feet, and excellent
chard which produced 200 bushels of choice apples
years ago well at the door; stock water easily pro
cured in pasture For particulars enquire of U. +.
Briggs at the Hop House by, or OF the under
signed
/ offer for sale my home property in Lancaster.
which is convenient TO the graded school-in fact
claim the location is second to In town. will
also sell trade for good team small tenant house
will give very reason able terms, for part cash and
balance on time or will sell at bargain for all cash.
Lancaster, Mar. Z, $50. 40tf II. AVERY
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION
For the Spring OF 1870.

The Spring examination Of teachers for Grant conn
ty Will be held as follows:
At Bloomington for the towns of Bloomington Rea.
town and Glen Haven, Monday and Tuesday. March
Dist and ODD.
At Patch Grove for the towns Of Patch Grove Viva.
iusng, ny Hope and millyillc, Thursday and Friday
March oath aud 25th. ''
AZ Boscobel for the towns of Boscobel Hickory
Grove, Marion and Woodman, Monday and Tuesday
March 2Sth and 29th
At Muscoda for the towns of Muscoda. Blpe River
and Watterstown, Wednesday and Thursday March
30th and 31st -
At FennimOre for the towns of Fennimore VIM.
Vile and Liberty, Monday and Tuesday, April and s
At Lancaster for the towns of Lancaster Little
Grant Ellenboro and Clifton Thursday and Friday
April 9TH and Sth. '
At Patteyille for the towns of Patteyille smelser
aud Lima, Monday and Tuesday, April 18th and 18th
At Hazel Green for the towns of Hazel Green and
jamestown, Thursday and Friday April l4tb and 18th
At Potosi for the towns of Potosi, Harrison and
Paris, Monday and Tuesday, April 18th and 18TH
AT Cassvile for the towns Of Cassye and Water
loo, Thursday and Friday, April 2lst and Old
The examinations will commence at each Of tho
places named at 10 clock A. NJ of the frst dav A
iull and prompt attendance is desired and each one
should bring pen, ink and fooscap paper Teachers
may attend examinations in any district more con.
venient than their own.
A Supplementary Examination for the benefit Of
OF those VINO were unable to attend Of the regular
examinations, will be held at Lancaster Friday and
Saturday, April 29th and 30th.
Teachers Institute will be held at platfeyillc.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday April Goth 9th
2sth at oscobel Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday
ay I'd, 4th and 9th and at Patch Grove M0udat,
TUESDAY and Wednesday, May 9th, 10th and 18th.
w. IL. HoLFoRD,
. County sup't Of Schools.
Bloomington, March LIST, 1870. dow
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THE LATE BOUNTY DECISION
Heretofore, soldiers have been re-
CURED to prove that they had served
two consecutive years before they
received the 500 bounty. A recent
decision of Justice Swayne, OF the
United States Supreme Court, re-
moves this proviso, and now it is
understood that all those men who
enlisted under the call for volunteers
which promised 800 bounty, if they
can show an honorable discharge, no
matter how short their term Of SER
vice, are entitled to the 500 bounty.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-29

A LIBRARY IN ITsELF.-Messrs S.
G. Griggs & Co, Chicago, have re-
Gently issued book entitled "Ihe
Mississippi VaHey-Hs Physical &c
ogrdphy." 1t is a most comprehensive,
philosophical treatise on the physical
geography and general character OF
the great basin of the Mississippi
with its wide spread mountain bound
aries and its thousand afiluents. TO
the intelligent student and men of
industrial and commercial enterprise
this work is invaluable. Send $3.50
to the publishers and re ceive a hand
some bound copy.
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Ig- Attend the meeting on
Saturday afternoon to select
town officers.

To Town CLERKS AND JUSTICES -
1t may not be generally known that
tho law requires Town Clerks to
make returns of Justices of the
Peace and Constables elected at the
Spring election to the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court within tho ten days
succeeding the election; the law
also requires Justices to file their
bonds with the same officer on or
before the first Monday of May At
tention to these requirements will
save trouble all around.
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How TO MAKE CoFFEE.-Here is
what correspondent says about
making coffee: Get an earthern pot
-yon cannot make good coffee or
tea in q tin vessel-and put the
ground coffee in clean white flannel
bag, and be sure to put enough in,
and drop the bag into pot. Pour
on boiling water and let it steep do
not boil it. The coffee will steep in
twenty minutes. Never break an
egg into coffee, and never fill up with
water the second time. Pour on in
the beginning the amount of water
needed. An ordinary teacupful Of
ground coffee is sufficient for three
persons. Use Java, Mocha, or Java
and Rice mixed. Follow this recipe,
and you will never complain of poor
coffee,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-29

sA-Dr A. IL. Barber has recently
retained from the East. and we un-
derstand intends locating at Lancas
ter in the practice OF his chosen pro-
fession. The Doctor attended med
zeal lectures in the first colleges in
the country, and the year past has
been practising medicine and surgery
in tho New YORK and Brooklyn hos
pitfalls. His experience and well
known adaptness for the profession
entities him to fair share Of the
patronage Of the community. At
present he may be found at the
Phelps House See his card.
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Farm & Goods for Sale.

now offer my beautiful residence situated in the
west part Of the village Of Lancaster containing 30
acres wen improved all under cultivation good
dwelling house with ample room, good eistern OF $50
bbs about $50 fruit treesapples, plums etc. good
new barn, corn crib and wagon shed good well OF
water ANY person Wishing nice and good home,
splendid school house, would do well to pur
chase this property.
ALSO, / offer for sale my stock of GOODS at whole
sale, part time, cheap My object in selling the
above mentioned property is TO build FIGURING Mil
the coming season Any one wishing TO buy Will
ing elsewhere DOUGLAS OLIVER.
Lancaster February %. 1870 3Stf
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New HARDWARE FIRM.-A new
firm has started in the general hard
ware business at Lancaster. Lewis
Holloway has associated himself with
Mr.. L. F. Baldwin, lately from the
East; the now firm has already COM
menced operation in the old stand OF
Richard Meyer. They propose to
deal largely in all departments OF
the hardware business-shelf hard
ware, parlor, cooking and heating
stoves, tipware, mechanics tools of
all kinds in sets, and farming imple-
ments. They have also a lot of
English steel barrel fowling pieces
and some other goods which our
people have not heretofore had the
chance to purchase at Lancaster.
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sra- Don't fail to attend the
Polls next Tuesday.

sarOn the 4th inst, Lady Frank
lin arrived at Rio Janeiro, on her
way from England to Vancouver
Island, to obtain q letter either from
or regarding her husband, which, ru-
NOR says, is in possession of some one
living there, and which be refuses to
deliver to any one save Lady Frank
lin in person. She is now nearly so
yeare of age.
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FARM FOR SALE.

The farm known as tho "Dr. Young Farm, Y Is
hereby offered for sale. Said farm is situated on the
platteye and Lancaster road four miles from Platte
VILE and consists OF so acres all under fence Is
timber balance under cultivation. The buildings are
good and the farm well watered. There is a thrifty
young orchard the premises the fruit of which has
always taken the FIRST PRIZE whenever exhibited :;
have made the interest all ask for the farm in
enc season from the orchard The farm will be sold
very cheap. There also 40 adjoining the
town of Patteville, which will be sold it, desired
Enquire at the premises. 4. NJ. YOUNG.
Lima March 7, 1870. 4lw4
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VILLAGE PROPERTY
FOR SALE

The undersigned offers for sale his home In the village
OF Cassvie consisting Of three good lots with
Portable dwelling good WELL cistern; on the premises
about 50 bearing fruit trees and large number
OF currant bushes and towering shrubs; also stables
for ~ head Of horses cattle Terms CASH, part
Ia cash aud part in young stock.
Also for sale two lots with good dwelling each.
The above is rare chance for persons DESTROYS Of
sending their c.dren to good school, as Cassville
supports good district school for 10 months in
the any place in the county None of the prop
erty is "a Of mile from She school House.
Apply TO JOHN II. SNECL0DE.
Cassgille. July rs, 1868. S-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-29

ARREST "A couple of suspicious
looking characters paid Lancaster a
visit lat week, evidently with the
intention Of plumber They were
closely watched, and when il was
learned on Friday that the key
Of Mr.. ID divers store had been
taken away, one of them was arrest
ed on suspicion on his person were
found the missing key and razor
stolen from the barber shop, together
with q bunch OF skeletons and some
burglar tools. He was taken before
Justice Burr, convicted and sentenced
to four month"; imprisonment in the
county Jail
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-29

To Town CLERKS Chap. IL
General Laws OF 1865, requires Town
Clerks to make q certified statement
Immediately after the town election
to the Clerk Of the Board Of Super,
visors, giving tho name and post
Office address of certain town officers
being the Chairman Of the Towr
Board, Clerk, Treasurer, and Asses
sor.
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Village Property for Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale his home in the south
west part of the village of Lancaster, consisting Of
good lots story aud half house 20x2I feet with six
good rooms, and cellar full size of house pastered !;
80 apple trees and small fruit in abundance, with
shade and ornamental good well of water at the
door and two convenient horse barns, all in plair
view of the new school house This is of the most
convenient situations In town for who wishes to keep
a team and other stock offer the above property at
the low price of 81 e00 and will take good span Of
horses at fair price in part pay In my absence call
on VIM Baxter. A. G.. B0NHAM.
Lancaster, March eth, 1870. 40tf
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SErTLED.-Smith who was so badly
injured by Sennett some two weeks
ago, is gaining rapidly. A settle
ment has been effected by the parties,
we understand, by which the latter
will probably escape punishment.
He gives Smith tho team over which
the trouble was had, $50, pays the
Doctors bill, and all costs and expen-
ses incurred, shout $500 in all. We
suppose this will hereafter be the
price OF sled-stake "welts" on the
Uranium Boscobel Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-29

WHEN DOES SPRING COMMENCE p
The notion prevails among people
generally that spring commences the
lst OF March but according TO Her.
schel, who was suspected Of being
able 90 talk intelligently on the sub
ject, the astronomical spring for the
Northern Hemisphere begins at the
time Of the vernal equinox, or on the
2lst of March, and ends at the time of
the summer solstice, or on the 21st of
June, when the sun reaches its high
est position in the heavens at mid
day. So we should have the summer
season from June 21st to September
2lst The fall season from September
2lst 70 December 21st and the win
ter season from December 21st to
March 21st.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-29

AN INTERESTING BooK.-The great
rebellion has afforded material for
but few, if any, more interesting
narratives than that embraced within
the pages Of a new book entitled,
THE Capture, the Prison-Pen and the
Escape" 1T describes in the most
graphic and interesting style the
prison life OF Union soldiers in the
South, their plans Of escape and
their varied trials and hardships
there, The work is finely bound
volume of over 400 pages, neatly
printed and profusely illustrated with
engravings. Agents are wanted in
every town in the county to sell this
valuable work. Address II. III. Fer
guson, publishers, New York. See
advertisement in another column.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-29

TRIPLETs The house of our mer-
chant tailor, Ed. Hite, was the scene
or an interesting little event on Sat
urday last, when Mrs. Hite presented
the husband with three bouncing
boys. The mother and boys are do
ing we'll 1t is not known whether
"any of EN- got away" but is a fact
that the father is happier than a
king over his recent fortune. Those
indebted at the tailoring rooms are
expected to call and settle soon.