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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-08-22
Senatorial.

The County Senatorial Conveno
ton to nominate n State Senator to
succeed the Hon. Geo. G. Hazelton
will be held at Lancaster four weeks
from tomorrow (Sopt. 2Och). In ad-
dition to the candidates already mem
toned for the nomination, we are in
formed that the Hon. J C. Hollo-
way of this town is also in the field.
Mr. H. was a member ofthe legisla,
ture last winter-the only office that
he has held during his sixteen years
residence in this county, Heis pop
ular with the people-a man of great
general Information, and would make
for the county an honest and faithful
representative, and the Senate an
excellent cmber.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-08-22

e@-Tho Darlington Republican
supports Hon. Allen Worden that of
town for 1t. Governor upon the
strength Of his nomination to the Of
tee by the Madison Democrat ; small
business, Bro. Wrigglesworth. We
didn't think you would play second
to a Democratic fiddle. fla man has
not the home strength to warrant
his candidacy, or the local editor the
courage to aunounance him, it is Ger.
talnly inpolitic to aid the Democra-
cy in any use of his name which
might place him in an unfair light
or inJure the republican cause.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-08-22

SG-The Chippewa Herald notices
that 1.-TWO or three Insignificant Re-
publican journals in this State, are
dsvoting their spare moments to the
abuse of Hon. E. w. Reyes, Chairman
of the State Central Committee. 1t
is the old story of the dog barking
at the moon. Reyes has more ener-
ely and ability in his little finger than
is contained ia the whole of his cross
road traducers." Which is very much
to thepurpose.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-08-22

=
Town Conventions for the selection Of such dele
gates hereby appointed 10 be held on Saturday,
the 10Th day Of September next. at the hour Of ?
O'Clock ?. a., at the usual place Of holding cOnven-
lions Ia the several towns unless otherwise ordered
~ regular Town Con- mittees.
Dated Lancaster, Wis, August ~, 1871.
BY the Republican County Central Committee.
W. r. DEWEY. Chm.
NJ. + RINDLAUB,
W. w. FIELD,
A. A. BENNETT,
Committee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-08-22

rG-Gen Thomas S. Allen editor of
The Oshkosh Northeastern, declines
to be candidate for the republican
nomination for Governor. He says
that he is engaged in the editorial
profession, and tits his honest inten-
ton to adhere TO it so long as any
degree of success may attend his
connection with it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-08-22

aarIhe Prairie du Chion Union
and Richland Sentinel are favorable
to the nomination Of Hon. o b
Thomas OF Crawford county Cor Att
torney General Mr.. Thomas i .
gentleman Of brilliant legal attain>
ments, and would be just the man for
that office If there is TO be change
in its management.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-08-22

70 Edward Young aged 20 years
only son OF Chief Clerk E. W. Young,
of Prairie du Sac, was thrown from
bis buggy and so seriously injured
that he died Oh Wednesday mornino
He was one of the most promising
young men in the state. At Madi.
son where be was for several winters
an Assistant Clerk OF the Legislature
he had become q general favorite of
members of the Legislature.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-08-22
Republican Union Senatorial Convention
-Gfant County.

A Republican Union Senatorial Convention for the
10th Senatorial District, comprising Grant County, is
hereby appointed To DO held at the Court House in
Lancaster Wis. on wednesday, the 10th day Of Sep
temhar next, AZ the hour Of O'Clock p NJ, for the
purpose Of nominating Republican candidates for Son
ator and Comfy Superintendent, and also for the
lection Of County CentrahCommittee
This basis of representation In said Convention will
he the last Presidential y0te-one delegate for each
10 votes or fraction Of IS and over.
The Convention will consist Of one hundred and
Nutg.Jyec delegates, and Towns are apportoned rep
resentstiun n said convention AS follows
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-08-22

icJ' The last Richland county
Sentinel has the following on the
situation in Grant
"Fho friends OF Hon. VIM. Pitt
Dewey, at home and abroad, will re-
greet that he declines TO be candi
date tor State Senator from Grant
county. But the peopl5 viii be well
represented, in selecting either the
Hon. w. W. Field, The Hon. Joseph
Harris, or the Hon. \. 4. Bennett.
between whom the chances now seem
TO be-"
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The WORLDS FAyoRITEl-The

The WORLDS FAyoRITE The
"Wheeler & Wilson Improved Sew
ing Machine" is the acknowledged
favorite for fast, good and durable
sewing. 100000 now in the hands
ofthe people 100000 more than any
other machine Sold on the easiest
possible terms Two active agents
wanted Immediately. Wagons fur
nished. Apply at the Carrier House,
Boscobel, TO w. IL. CASPER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-08-22

G6-rhe Ssathern Democracy seem
% be earnest 10 their opposition to
tho "new departure"
alex. II. Stephens announces. for
himself and his followers, that they
never shall support, by counsel or
vote, any one who supported the
amendments to the Constitution, OF
"any one of the accessories after The
Glct,to those most monstrous outra-
ges.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-08-22

Proposed euage Railway aena to Muscoda

w R % siq INIT lift entire
@ a having satisfied o.. no oa T the
q: work both TOR tn. iSny
s'''H Rs i Rs G' %s a' Gssp. the Wisconsin, River mo would be. it,
@ % ~ a and S SA Ts s. c P 1 RI. Ra
@ the No Sh ae southern wins a
e "mSe interests ss G deP S Of the south presenting the coal interests
consumption in developing the
Rs seUn s. seap .G up F6 6s North Worth
necy iron y S and 'o the owe. the present n
the
N We need not speak the southern
saaS os diverted s 6 By Raj Roads
w BE through @ So s s 5 s @ %os @ ss and
loa 5 r "s4 so9y which esn ss9a auss
speak e. paramount sases to BE- derived from building
pa sf e ei h %9' Fl sfo GsS p p o
a % m ( y 70. s mile. , S,y s f
Idee R per s SSs an ni s
1s %i sn R:s1I h 9asd ss
ss4 Be s;. 59s1' may Sb be Dn @
@ W So% @ o 3 p% sss to call y09 especial attention The statistical
ea S p% T S gss9sns9t and p's a RS the
throwing o ca Ts Gnse% psE s ean
%a dollars % s1 ss. S saS a ,Sa n
sS ; % Coal lumber KIN f Matt. Ss' S"s%:E
ahs sG %Pf ,ss s III s6SS
sn as s ALL sT S e6hhe; the fact will productions
% %c '5 Gof ad o sd ' %oa Rs 6 Wheat
Rye, Barley Flax Grass Other farmpr products
: \: @ IS e $S $ % s ]; 5 s @
There $4,000 acres devoted
Not Ss mo than @o % Of , will required
No" 3
whole millions Of feet a3 ' Tons
1890 bushels c,Iat
VI
Making To-
Io this add the S freight
3 iBts of the afs' st T market f@ GD and PGs the line
en These q 6at a Gs9 R,es. Po S a h
at The necesIty produclyenes, o
determined contemplated
detail the advantages
cost construction and operation OF the
of the
reliable 1t
ed
swallowed in
by while
business satisfactorily; Yet there that
road would Among them
operation the Work Shops and Manufactures that would be with
that would develop local
WI" wisbe
cuneed capital
fac tina
been used build
of alive
and
Having performed swiy action premises yo
All of which respectfully submitted
M. Y JOHNSON
d..
GaIen, /, 1871 H MERRY
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Republican Union State Convention.


Rooms Republican State Central Committee,
Madison, July s. 1871.
State Convention Of delegates representing the
Republican Union party Of Wisconsin Is hereby called
to meet at the Capital, In Madison, at II NJ, on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 80, 1871,
for the purpose Of nominating candidates for State
officers 70 be elected at the next general election and
70 transact such other business may BIO deemed
appropriate.
Each Senate and Assembly District will be entitled
% TWO delegates In the Convention.
w KEYES, Chairman Madison.
&c WINKLER, Milwaukee
FRANK LELAND, Elkhorn
q w HAZELT0N, Columbus.
JOHN BENNETT, Janesvfile.
OBJ THOMAS, Prairie du Chen.
HENRY KLEIMPELL, Sank City.
JAMES COLEMAN, Ron du Lac.
A SCOTT SLOAN Beaver Dam.
A GUESNIER, Green Bay
q II GLE, Waushara.
q VI WOODWARD, LaCrosse.
II b. PHILLEO, Grand Rapids.
Wisconsin Republican State Central Comittes.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-08-22

tara dispatch states that Louis
Napoleon still has hopes of being re-
called to preside over the French
Government.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-08-22

EgAnnual meeting Of the Old
Settlers Association of this County
at Lancaster, Thursday, Sept, 9Th.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-08-22

s@-A flax Factory has been estab-
lished in Racine, by Messrs. TAPPING
and Pierce, who wish to buy 400 tons
Of flax straw.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-08-22

Chicago, Aug. 2l.-Wheat strong
at Sl13. Corn firm and active at
Acc. Oats firmer and active at 304.
Barley 63l. Live hogs steady at
$40. Some wheat sold for Sl.l4.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-08-22

s@- Reports from Paris indicate
that another revolt is imminent in
that city.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-08-22
DELINQUENT LANDS.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, l0.
~ Cnuufv N Grant SSs
TREAsURER's OFFICE, GRANT co. WIS
I ancaaa.z A.......a 81. q

TREAsURER'S OFFICE, GRANT CO. WIS.,
Lancaster, August sth, A. d. 1871.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, to all whom II may
concern, that will the LIST Tuesday of September A.
D. 1871, at the Treasures Office 10 Lancaster, the
County Seat Of said County between the hours %
o'clock, a. M, and o'clock m. Of said day, and the
next eceedng days thereafter sell at public auction
much OF each OF the following described Tracts OF
Lands, and Town Los situated in said Grant County
as may be necessary for the payment OF Taxes Interest,"
Costs and Charges thereon for year 1870, which
may remain due and unpaid the said Hrst Tuesday
of A. d.. 1871.
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r@. Ono ofthe iokes connected VIA

s@- One ofthe jokes connected with
the political canvass of Wisconsin is
that the Soldiers Record having Ia
ken to abusing General Washburne,
is classed as an influential Republic
can paper. The Record is and al
ways has been, the feeble bantIing of
claim agent-a kind Of semi occa-
sional issue, representing nothing of
any subject except greed of its pro-
prietor, and half the time it was an
open question whether he or the
sheriff was in possession. As q new s.
paper.it has nearly a. much standing
as a daily theatrical programme e.
Washburne may no. be the coming
man, but his opposition to a mere
steal of these agents entities him to
the thanks of every honest man.
Chicago Post.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-08-22

sgS- Senator John Sherman made a
speech before the Cincinnati Cham.
Der of Commerce last week, in which
he intimated that the period is near
at hand when tho internal taxes i'm
posed by the National Government
would be levied, almost exclusively,
upon "whiskcy, beer and tobacco"
and that the taxes on distilled spirits
will probably soon be combined sin
to one tax, to be levied at the dis
tillery, equal in the product TO the
aggregate of the present taxes"
This speech probably foreshadows,
with great fidelity, changes of con-
siderable moment in the Internal
Revenue laws az, Senator Sherman's
position gives him unusually good
opportunities for forming correct
judgment of the points discussed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-08-22

ALL KINDS OF BLANKS
For Sale at the Herald Offcs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-08-22
UNREDEEMED LANDS.
TAX NoTICE-FoR DEED.

OFFICE or COUNTY CLERK, GRANT Co, Wis,
Lancaster, August 18th 1871
NOTICE is hereby given that the following lands and
IN village lots in the county OF Grant and tate Of
Wisconsin, sold by the Treasurer Of said county
the eleventh day Of May, A ID. 1862 for the delinquent
taxes OF the year 1885, and still remain unredeemed in
this Office. Now, therefore, unless the taxes, interest
and charges set opposite each tract lot be paid
or before the eleventh day OF May, A. ID. 1872. the
same will be conveyed by taxdeed to the purchasers
20, L.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-08-22
]. M. ALTIZER.

County Clerk. Grant County, Wis.
Yihags Of Upper Harel Green.
Description Sec. To whom Ass'd Amt due
lot l block Jacob Rehl Gle
Tom 3, Range l--PiatieUiHe.
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Tbes - New. psbaiahis4 ~ a0eial
4lscsios Returns IT Dses Lndes Cssaly ts
1o1. Il ny not y usisssssseiag = or
readsss - pssaeat theo = the aans tlne
With Tie O0ciL Rsessas AZ ~ lsse e3ecsjoo
ever hsld b Dsee Lndes Psecines. cna.
psaag What = now Dsse 1odes Codssy.
hst thss ID nissosh County, WashlnRsns
Territory. TIE following = ~ pol NJ,
and coataiss he aanes and VOTES Of svssy
man thsa % Dss Lodgs county. many IT
whom aEs still u The country and win sesd
the old record with interest," A decade At
years has passsd sincs thsa, and comosd-
son Of the tables offers . m0ge eloquent
eukEtum :" the growth and Development of
"ur county than any language we might
frame into Commentary. We ase indebted
~ Mr.. 01svills 0tuase.-one Of the Judges
1t EIectIoo, and then . now one Of oar
County Cs,anmisssonen-for the docamea1
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0eg0As 0s1ea.-We gather ~ following
facts from xr. Nisajsr. Of German gujch.
WIN was In town laae svssisg ftom thae
camp Tbsss asS only tour white comps
nIes now owniag In he guleh. nearly 81
tho best grossd being owned By Chinese
oompanlsa On Wednesday The Eassks
Mining Company so,d 1850 feet 1t grosnd
n Chinese company far 81, 40. IL lsstee
paying e1.lc In hand. end the balancs -
fast - taken out over and above expenses.
Mr. Nissler says the white miners 90 gsad.
ually leaving the camp ~ account 1t tho
acarcity 1t employment. lsing csowded out
ny these ssjes n ChiWsnen. II any one
doubts ,hst ihese Nong''lian leechea arc
Gradually hut aurely usurping the l.b,r and
sussenance At the white lahoeing classes, let
him far one moment consider the change
In this camp and others that sss being &C.
cupied by the Chinese. German eulch.
two years asn. gave employment {" 9oo
white miners It from o5 tn % rer day. it,
merchants wete dining splendid business.
and it, claim.Owness proeperous. There
were M Chtneae II sneak Ut IN the 9uJch ae
that time. To day there arc Int ahont %
white men In the camp; thoee working for
wages are doing - at reduced cnmpensa.
tion; Its mercbanta are dining little or NTH.
ing In the way 1T srade. and are willing to
cell cut at cost. ''Txsvs are lss Axsdred
CSisese LaSorsrs q aas gslHk; they own Ill
the hest ground. arc spending nothioe q
the stores Of German gulch merchants. but
come n DER L'Hlgc and make their pur.
chases II the Chinese store (iilled with Chi.
neac imported gnods) 1T len Sing. Al Kane
q Co.,. and arr ~ dishonest thai parties aell.
Ing ground to them On simr have IN watch
III m night and day 70 prevent fraudulent
'l"~n.ups." We have quoied the subs,snce
1T information CLEANED from Mr.. Ntssler.
and are assured Il Il . true statement Of the
condition IT affairs In this once prnsper,us
camp. lat any wonder that worktngmen
arc Having the country. disgusiedl
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AppseAeaslo0s u ssgas6 . ~ eho)eso
reaching New York shis ssasos ~ bsooo.
Ing less alarming. physiciaas ~ tAess h
NJ danger II psops psseaatioos ~ taken.
Hesgisway. . ynsng Jarasess psiscs, ID
dying Of consumption q Troy. New York.
Ne hes beea b this eosntry several ysars.
Nm. Scales and James Fhrd. e,svicssd
Of murder q Topeka, Kanaaa. aud vbnee
execution va Axsd n occur Asgiss l7th;
have received . communications Of asussses n
impsisonmeat fer life. Both I'D coaGssed
the crime. =.
Il has bssa exeesdi.gly hosis lJ1sSis sot
the past ten daya and ~ asps harssasssd
greatly.
Jacob Vanderbilt, president Of the Staten
Ferry Company; wm. Braisted, Bap&, md
Harry Roaanson, ensiness. up bsftre the
corones's jury In the Westheld examination.
have been committed to the Tonnhs prison,
without boil. for trial.
BY railroad accident q Ashlsad, Ohio.
Jaa Lyle was killed and n. W. Clssdsain
fatally injured.
The Mechanich Far 1t San Francisco h
said n no IN inamenss succesa
Vanderbilt. Braisied and Robinsoa. com.
mitied TO the Toomhs without bell, have
heen finally admitted n bail. the former IL
1900 and the latter In $1,000 each.
Poland had ~ cases Of cholera lhjs "a.
son. but the disease b now disappearing.
A heavy hail storm prevailed at Richmond.
Va. Aug. 18th, and the thermometer,
which had been ransiWg in the S0-tiss Oh
day. fell 81 degrees IN Is minutes.
Oedenshurs. N. T.. IL threatened With
riot m account Of public lecture. which 4
portion at the people declare shall not b<
delivered.
General George stoneman has been placed
upon the retired list on account Of disabil.
ity and hing and faithful servica.
Felix r. Brant declines the Iadlan So
perintendcncy. .-s.'
The PsciAc Mail steamer, Henry Chaun.
cey. frnm New York 70 San. Rsanciaco,
took dre ID Csps Henry. and yas bssehed
on Bodis's Island. All passenger wsrs
saved. but he boat and cargo were total
losa. -.
The burning 81 the Henry Chauncey. ofy
Cape Henry. b prnHouucsd . boaxW '.bosT
Pacific Nail stocka
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LOCAL BREviTln.

Bishop Tu,ils p.sd 1riss,uls visit this
week.
Col Long, IT BAckfoot. has been IL ,own
during the week.
Capt. Mills has been absent 1t Helena this
week, hut II expected ~ return n. day.
We refer oar readers 10 the Official returns
for msj"rities Of the different candidates.
Another ''dispenaasion 1t Pmvideocs"
aconunts for the lack 1T editorial matter II
THE Issue Ut the NoRTH WEST.
The game NV expired Aug. 18th, and
our Nimrods are out hunting tor . fresh
irsrks."
N. II. Robinson. ct Bs,nner 3 WEIGH.
niss"uls, paid Deer Lod9e short visit this
week.
Several 1t our younK blootis win visit The
city of the Saints IN few days.
Aad shss vin nissls saist ~ sessa
j. sesi6e In 0sGaatase q 0rlao4.
4 Nor. wsster sbnok up things lively
ahout midnight Thsraday. .Afsse ssorn. /"
and stes sevss In this ere blasssd country
Haanmsnd 4 Bailsy's sosrel usars mid.
night Belle" Eot away with svssythlag con
tested FIR q Helena this week.
Mr. Vim. Ros ssd Nick Bessy pasae,,
shrosgh 10 Helsns IN Tuesdsy. with TIL
snuG little ssn Of 3so.ooo h Pilgrim b,
gold dusk
Capt. W. B. Cstses bas rsesivsd aa %.
pniDimsut firm The War Omce a b pase
trader q F6es 9llls, - ssreeel Col Cles.
drnaisg.
Il b ;mpassibss for ~ 10 give Ne couee'
6gurss fnr d~lsgats In other counties than
this se present, owiag to ~ ollcisj returns
MT ~ bslne psbl'shsd II. Chesat'l
a,ajmity win MT fall fss shoss oe Soo II III
Territory.
nf David Dsssa. sensatly = Charity
b,sas Dry 0sods Hnsse b he capsei.y u
aalsasnsa. lsft tas RAdssssaf4 40 Wsiaes
days cach. II. D = = sseslD<et yossl
msa I'D ~ : cs1d ha~lses ~ ~ n
shs'si1s onod lsrt. '.I1sss "
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The celebrated Dominican ftias. Receo. h
as'd to have becn once preachiag n the
market place d Naplea "This dsy." aaid
he. II win see II you truly rspsne y"ur
sins" Therenpon he commenced peni.
tentjsl discourse that made the hair of The
hard hearted multitude stand upright. and
when they were al on their knees. CRASHING
their teeth. heating their breosss. end put.
ting IN I'll imaginable conlritis,n. be sud.
denly cried. Now. you who truly rapent
for yonr sins hnlh up your hands I" There
waa mt one present Win did notimmea:.
ate)y stretch nut his arma. '.HOly Arch.
angel Michael" then exclaimed Rocco.
Thou WIN with thy a1amantise sword
stsndeat BY tl,e judRmsat seas of God. hew
81 every hand thas has been raised hypo.
critically" Ins'snsly every hasd dropped.
and Rncco poured fasth . fseah iavsctive
against the sisfulaess and pesvsrsity Of bic
audience
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II will l'e seen We Oaly givs the total Of
votes received by escb candidate, with three
exceptions they having received The straight
vots 1t the camp. These gentlemen cvi
IDENTIFY neglected u ''ssump" The outside
camps. or had ''goto6 wrong" On the new
departure"
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LOCAL NEWS.

Blshsp Tsttie's Appointments.
Oepea fOe Montana:
August s0eh, 18th Suedav after Trinity. xIssosls.
August ut, Monday. Wtli,w Creek.
August "a, Tuesday. Steyeusvillc.
Asguss sri. l3sh sunday aftss Trioity, baanack.
N6A3ON(C.
4 the REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS 9!
Xxx ::ss: Sss :ss ria +! s;, :S$ -; t:";s .:;:s
4 Z. KENYON, Secretary. -.
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l. d. 0. z.

THE REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF COT.
i tOuwood Lodge No. I. o. y. r. Win b. held ~
cry wednesday evsninx at the Masonic Hail, y 7:M'
oelock Sosouening Bssthrsa In goSd seandi1g NE
cordifty invsted " attend.
JOS. 4. HYDE, Secretary
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Relle Iovs Services.

Religions Services will b. held at the CathOlie
(h,,sI Deer Lod~" an Sw""s" n" N ~ mlsniuy,
as 1855 o'clock Rev. y. DeRyck - oreiaank.
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New Paper.-' M. : Of . little daily sheet
called the Telegram. published q virgisls.
N. r., has bonn sent ~ lt's newsy little
joker. and bears the unmistskable impress
Of Allen Hosmer's typography. G'od luck.
titmsn,-you won't always he imbil'ing the
tactical from the rear nozzle of the Gouatsin
---- s.Ans.s
False Report. -Conside1'lc anxiety wae
manifested In "ur community IN Wedn-s.
dry last, occssioned Ivy rcport that cass
Of small.pox had msdc It's appearance In TIKI
Chinese quarter Investigation was immetli
atcly had and developed m real cause III
alarm. ~ the sickness was found to be 4
violent case OF mountain fever. There has
been one or "" cases 1t small PIX rcported
Ut Salt Lake and Ccr,nne lately. VIC believe.
but none In this part of the c,untry. and "
can hut p1y immunity foe our Tcsri,or,
from this 1sathesnmc ressilencs.
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Janbere&- osvssal * our ys.asg eallants
departed ~ lecday mosaiAR tns ~ shsdes
and shoals q Lost Creek nd ~ noaHaalsa
adjaesss. jsaviag ~ pD,lslsal eesh 70 sesia
become tspld. Wills tA~y sasis = 800
PlacM wasssA May ysse ''1lss - - =
pleasant plaess," gsaslolosa.
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1sessee csesty >~Ths a0olal sssssas =
esagar oossty givo Jasls e. gajs1gy.
ae ME- q eeGsleA ~ lhgeWs - -
nSosuslig. 81. 80 sssA
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1strimsolal. The numerous friends and
acquaintsnces of Mr.. WIN. Hyde. Wxtch
maker and Jcwellcr of Deer Lodge, will
JOIN US In congratulations an the .hsrry
event which We to day announce under the
heading OF Married" The impressive
ceremony was conducted by RI. Rev bishop
d. 8. Tuttlc, on the 18th inst. and after tho
usual congrasulstious the twain left fos
Pixies Peak. where. on the eve 1T their sr.
rival. splendid collation. Was served 1t the
Mcfarland House. During the evening the
friends. .wh" were invited participated In
the jovisl dance, delighted l'ae was had.
and all went merry - married heilr. Mr.
Hyde and wife returned an "wednesday
evening. and will remove Ia their new
house In few days. A long life Ut happi.
meas to both bride and ErOom.
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W., the ue6eeeigaed, Inspector Judxrs and C;esha
1t q sl.ctl.n held 70 Dres Lido vsscipcs q NJ.
sSa'a conusy Wsalla:ton Territory. q hsesy e..
tfy that tbs Aforesaid rsce0a was ca1isd ON sepoi-
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