Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-11-21
Pen and Scissors.
Gladstone will write a novel,

000,000
The streets Of Racine are to be
lit with gas.
Fifteen hundred saloons furnish
louisville with local items.
-Sixty-three teachers find en-.
ployment in the schools Of Dubuque.
Mr.. Seward says Americans
are he fashion now all over the
world"
"A single county in Tennessee
Yielded 100000 bushels Of peanuts
this year.
-Garibaldi is writing n book Of
his life, which is only to be publish
ed after his death
An English scholar has been
wasting his time in translating Gray's
Elegy into Greek.
Canadian sheep-growers arc now
sending choice animals by express to
Missouri and Kansas.
--Partons life OF Jefferson is to DC
printed as serial IN the Atlantic 10
run through the year.
California boasts the largest or
chard in the world 1t contains 426
acres, and over $4,000 fruit trees
Another poor girl has died 10
Virginia from tho use Of tobacco, at
the age of 100 She was an orphan.
A brother of the Confederate
General Forrest was cut in two by
bis own saw mill in Texas last week
Heavy frosts in many counties
Of North Carolina have played hay-
oc with the tobacco crop in the State.
The consumption of liquors in
England last year amounted to l.
007 l27 573 gallons, valued AT $780,
OO0, GOO.
Through the personal efforts of
John G Whittier 81 900 have been
raised ut Amesbury and forwarded
TO Chicago.
The buckWheat crop Of 1871 is
reported TO be an enormous one
This is cheering news 20 lovers of
buckwhcat cakes.
Before Caesar permitted himself
to "a interviewed, he always asked
"Who is it in the press that calls on
me ?'-TJu3ius Caesar. Act l., Scene 2.l
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hovo snbsc,;hSd rhorallv for tho 60
f,rors
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ops, archdeacons, and dcacons are
assisting.
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Literary men. who have made
patient researches in the matter, arr
pretty well united in the opinion that
tho first book printed on this CONT
nent was by Com6eyor in Mexico
in the year l544.
"A strictly business-like youu-
lady Of \ ermont laid her damages in
breach OF promise suit at $40, charge
inr the value OF her time spent ia
listening TO her lovers courting al
nine shiilngs a week.
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j sb;,, makin~ 4 baltimore Grn,
Ia fftv sewing machines driven ~
roroo ~ which as many vonnr girja
=, y;tL notbing IA IL Int tbroad
IL al nnf5o ,boo iotb
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The degree OF Doctor OF VI edi-
cine mas oeen co '!sIl upon " ,l
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ChiVtl5''y " Hailou' '2no I'd" In
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The Milwaukee Sentinel say s
that five saloon keepers, members
Of the Council, voted for the ordin-
anco closing saloons on and after
eleven o'clock ut night. This may be
taken as one Of the signs Of the limos.
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1 oaiJ- az ,b W .' ,sfohn SniIb or New
W. rovo,1og. &c Ieol,ins If
P6iladeinbia tbird.story window >
Anna Jones, Of New Jersey, Iauda-
nun.
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