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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-08

UHTrGD MATES EEomEER'H OFFICE,
THIRD STORY UNION BANK BUILDING,
fAYETTE BTREIr, HIAR OHAnLEa,
hALTfMoRF, MD, July 10, ls7l
Proposals. are invited for Addltl0uAl DREDGING at
Cam6thgs, Nd Proposals TO be sealed IN duplicate
lndorAed on outside, ard accompanied BY copy OF
this AaIeTtlsemeut v ~ DO rvoovsd uatll noou Of
August ~. 1914, and will DO opaned IN ton miputaa
DO present.
The material IL easily removed. There Il no rock.
The channel not to eHceed about eight feet In depth
Al mean low water. The locAllty IL sheltorod. .
bpsoihcatioos, forms OF proposal and any desired
iniotmauon 70 be had on Application At this ohioe.
The fiEht TO reject airy bid q reserved,
WIN. II. ORAIGHILI,
Ul5 Major Of Rnginears, u. \. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-08

DEPUTY QuAhfIaaAarHn oGhNlAiss OgllcM9 4
PHILADELPHIA, jail ", i91a 4
WIN BE- s1ld 4 gabiis sss.olp q - sSayiltIl
dsT The diF5sslsn d 0sSI o. a. Aihss5d, n. y, k.!
q various kinda, such a fo6h, 1aFneal, Baddi6
s.6Sr articles loI sSlnsrstsd. aud also ioSsSs ssa
The terms OF aals viii be stated In the catalogues,
which can be obtained - the Bohaglhlt Afhlall =
A. the Auotlnn Ro1ma o. MaaaTa ~, ihomaa ndaa
Il o, EAhlON %
GALE OF oUARThRMAsThRB fhoPAHfY.,
VIII be sold Al pnbllo auction, At QuAEtsunastVfu
Dayot, Ohayaano Wyoming Territory, on Mednstdag,
August 7th, Al 0o'olook, the following govern
mont property, NlA twelve horses uhsoTViotaba foe
GOVERNMENT PuIpo.ss tour muls, Hn.sFyieeahle To-
tera tt5feg, toosi harness, army waEuntl ~ nnnkad
coal Aots 40 ~ and qqanuU y ololhne and
pQuipagei ounaiauna Of uniform coAta, uAll hAYor.
sAnks, aAntsena, ed tsnta, shoyols, picks, etc.
v. A. HHHNOLDb,
Blb Depot QuATtormAhier,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-08

WARRINGTON, d. o July q, l5Ia.
Notice hereby given that sealed proposals. viii be
The 5th day o. August nsHt for the purchase Of three
hoosand Ave hpndred and iortIono O.tD Fur Seal
the collector Of Customs - New York. taksn homs
and which are the property q tho United States Gov
ornmenG
The conditions Of the sale be aseeFtainsd on In.
qulrr a. tho collectors Once Al Nov York. Pro
posala to be ind rsei, " Hida for Seal bkinsn
GEO. g. BOUTWELL,,
iyB HsuratATy Of the Treasury.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-08
R0F0sELs ron PTLEDYKE,

ARMY BUILDING, HOUHroH AND GnEInJE BTa.,
Nav YoRK, July %, i6l1 I
Ssesd pEqpesAls igr DTedEinF ot.o 0iSSk, Vermont,
For ioLm1 Of bids And other isi0snsti2n kpPg TO
InS9 Liant. Uol. FpHlSSStai NJ Mai' dIn.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-08
pRorosALs FOR SUPPLIES,

...... .r MT Yf. lIll .OEFIcn A. q. Rll
PLATTHBpRa HARRAcKl, y. N,SJPly ", s52.y 3
Sealed proposals., u duplieAis. nth copy ~ III,
Aailsls Dsg.ItiSsni Slth he iSllsrl4F Sassd sni-
Mess psSk JSoa pounds akfast bsSo.4 20 t5dsdsi
-four ior issue, 4eio pogndgl nolI for oiqsIA lld3
HToen Bot gtl pounds coffee. gfeou java 40 p0undAi
hiaok tsa; 100 Roandei brogn saaaI. III touHesi
pouadsi blast psppssr' Ro,Sndt (. srohsd beef Ie
b0Ias tomAtoss 80 eAnii vanilla hAvoilna sEtFAoi
"a bottssi vsruloi. u poundsj arosa pogn, % cess
Appis, u cans; goldfish, deAsloAled ~ poonds dflsd
psichss lb POundsi labatoraI a eagg agisd sPplss'
ia Tlr.s Lieut. ElIts ~ 1. ~ A, los
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-29

sbtr Slide ptu Id btnpeoeeber uno nur
fir etwatse freunblt&e 2eierinnen bemerz
TIN, pab man ben Aal ni@t toden> fon<
oerr, braten mub. voena eeto&t 1T er
f@dolt@, betm Geuer 9ebraten aber Mig
G&er, benu parnon wetden feline untu>
9enoen
G6 foleen nun bic metaue unb @r;e>
mpsu aud Salpeter> Salt. Mlaun, @las
unc - 3ieaelfeine 8ebSren. Das @olo
TT cine Mti9un9 be5 tlaren, rctben
S9wefelS uno be6 tlaret 9uefTlberS,
oa6 @ilber baaeeen beftebt aus meibem
@awefel uno 3ued1lber. @ilber eez
i&abt uno NIT @einfetnN nermil6t>
,bentmmt bic bSie &%duoieteit, 70 man
camtt l@m{ert, aud itdrfet es bas 6era
uno ma4t gut @eblIt." @tr mi{7en alto
iebt, was @olo etsentltd 1T, ebenio
Alaun. ~Mlau1 1T - eine Bitterfeit
Der &roen @eriebene 3ieeelaeine Fno
etn auaseaei6netes Mittel seeen pppa
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du1. 0Dp6 uno Stm0tet1 a%n9eflbrt. -
Mu Dem Dtamant lernen pir cine aan;
neue Gisen3@aft fennen. @enn Der Di<
artant unter ben Ma9net seleet wirc, 10
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Der TrGume."
Dos leBte @apttel enolid banbelt rpA
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Derftanoen. @on ptelen III NUT, Der me-
pictntiae Nuben etn unencli1er, uni
man f1nnte pamtt aaetn f9on ale &ranf>
beiten betEen. Den 8el9lub auf be.
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9eieben bat. limb 70 mtu t1 beam nun
aud i6lteben III Der 6sfnune, rab oet
9enei9te 2eier 9let6 mir Die ueber,euauna
gemonnen bat oaB MIR felt 1882 BOD in
etwaS meter %gefommen fnp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-29

Durdilbrtss 4tlets n16 zen 5arp1tltten res 9fens Nno
3u tab:n in ben Yep Is In Ct. %lul, Atlnnelpr.is, Ct. @np
tbpnp u. Sturdter.
w ". 6unae-forc. Gen Supsrintenteut.
@ q. MIerancer, Gen. yad 4sent.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-29

Mtlnaufee> ct. N1ul urp Wirntapclis
Gllento3n.
Sefit6e 3uas fabrsn mic fctst:
Gerl1Ieu. Rcr1ren an.
$50 @aAm. 4,5O Dorm. $50 glaam. 1920 @orn,.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-13
"HOW TO GO WEST"

Forty years ago, Illinois was as far West
as most people wished to go, and journeys
were made IN the legendary ''Praire Sch on-
err" but in these Gays of Progress and I'm
provement, the word West has come to mean
Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, Cal for
MIA md the Territories and the traveller reach
es almost any point therein by splendid line
Of Railroad.
This Line OF Railroad 3 the Burlington and
Missouri River Railroad, running irsm Bur-
ling;on 10 Omaha. Lincoln, Nebraska city,
81, Joseph, Atchlson, Leavenworth and Kan
sas City, connecting with the Union Pacific
Kansas Pacific and other Railroads running
from those cities.
People going to Iowa, Nebraska. Kansas,
California, or any point in the Territories,
will study their own interests by going. By
way of Burlington," for TIE rates OF ha.
Line are always as low as any other, and it
is the best Route in the West, therefore you
are more sure of your safety and comfort
The Burlington Route has admirably ans
werd the ques ion SHOW to go West % by
the publication of an Excellent Pamphlet,
containing large, truthful map of the Great
West, and much interesting and valuable in
formation, which can be obtained, free of
charge, by addressing General Passenger
Agent B. 4 NJ. R. R., Burlington, Iowa.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-13
Aid for the Destitute-Report Of Re-
lief Committee.

The committee appointed by the
citizens Of Lancaster TO solicit aid for
the destitute people who were suffer
ers by the terrible fires in the north
ern part Of our State. having received
notice from the Governor of Wis.
consin that further donations are not
deemed necessary, make the follow.
ing report of their transactions
The people have responded nobly
to the appeal for aid, contributing
freely of clothing, provisions and
money, and are entitled TO much
praise for the part they have taken
in alleviatiug the sufferings of their
fellow citizens, and will be held in
grateful remembrance by those for
whom their rsympathies were SO
warmly enlisted
The contributions forwarded from
this place by the committee, have
been mostly clothing. bedding, pro-
visions, &c. although quite an amount
OF money has also been contributed.
The clothing, &c, which was all of
good quality in good order, and we'll
assorted, much of it being entirely
new, was all carefully packed by the
committee, an account being kept of
each article and forwarded direct TO
the Relief Committee at Green Bay.
The provisions were also carefully
put MP in sacks, barrels aud boxes,
and shipped direct with the clothing.
AS there was great want of com-
Portable clothing, bedding, ETC.,
among the destitute people for whom
these contributions were intended,
the committee deemed it best to ex-
pend portion Of the money COM
tributed in the purchase of material,
which several of tho ladies of our viii
lage kindly proposed to make up in
TO suitable garments, bed clothing,
&c. Accordingly portion of the
money was expended, the merchants
from whom the materials were purs
chased selling the goods at cost.
There have been contributed and
thus forwarded, eight large boxes Of
clothing, bedding &c, about 1000
pounds of flour-Ihe wheat contrib
uted having been made into flour by
Mr.. Cheever without toll-2O0 lbs.
corn meal, % bushels beans, / barrel
pork,
The following is statement of tho
money received and paid out by the
committee
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-13

EDITOR HERALD = Having noticed
10 the last number Of your paper an
article on Range" thought per-
baps few words might properly be
said on the other side.
First, What is this range? SIM
ply an uncultivated tract of land too
poor, too rocky, or too heavily tim
bered to be cultivated, or else belong
ing to man too careless, too shift
less, or too Oeaithy to cultivate it
Said owner, probably an Eastern
money shark" bought the same at
Sl.25 per acre. with view to maxi
ing fortune in the increase in its
value. And how is its value increas-
Oh Poor men have taken up land
adjoining it and improved the same,
their own land rising in market val
ne rapidly and taxes in due proper
ton. As the former writer drew a
vivid picture 10 favor Of the range
owner, let me try one on the oppo-
site side:
Season, very dry feed. short -
money with which to buy feed, short.
er; cattle growing poor; owner o:
same feeling poor thousand acres of
uncultlvated range near by; poor
man must sell stock at sacrifice, or
drive them TO range; consequently
ne mounts Juvenile African on 8
horse and constitutes him the rear
guard Of 81 young cattle aud half
dozen colts, and drives them to the
common pasture, whore they remain
tour or five months. The picture is
drawn from real life: does the FORM
or writer on this subject recognize it?
Now let us figure the profit TO own
err of stock, and you will see that the
pasturage of thirty cattle and colts
for four months, at seventy-five cts,
per month each, "a low estimate
gives him profit of ninety dollars,
with which to bel p improve and en-.
rich our country +; while the owner
OF the range is not injured in the
Last There are thousands of acres
OF such range in our own county ut,
terly worthless for meadow or farm
lands but valuable for grazing pur~
poses; owned by men a thousand
miles away, who care nothing for our
prosperity as Individuals, as a coun-
", or as state and thousands d
dollars may be realized annually from
said range with which to improve
our homes, our public buildings, anC
orr institutions of learning, while
the range owner is not injured in the
least
In view of this, is it right, is it JUS
for the legislature to enact law pre-
venting the use of this land, thereby
wastiRg for our State hundreds o
thousands of dollars yearly? "Thi
is stating the question fairly, and
submit it without argument"
&. III. FITcH
PATcH Grove. Feb 10. 1874.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-13
s.. Valentines Day

The lo7csick as well as the spitefuI
will not forget that tomorrow is St
Valentines Day. The custom OF
choosing u Valentine" on the 14th
OF February is of ancient origin. -
some ecclesiastical writer's aver that
ST. Valentine Che patron saint OF
the day which bears his name) was
q bishop, who was beheaded at Rome
IN the year of our Lord 27O, in the
timo of the Emperor Claudius. The
custom Of choosing valentines during
the festival given in his honor IS said
by some to have arisen from the fact
| that he twas man famous for his
! love and charity" Other writers
assert that the custom was derived
from the birds, who are supposed to
choose their mates on the l4th of
February. SLiil another class claim
that il csc from a practice which
prevailed at ancient Rome during a
season of iestiviry aud mirth called
the festival Of Lupercalia," when
the names Of young women were de-
posted IL box aud taken therefrom
by young men-a species Of lottery,
where the maidens were raffied off
and given TO the young men as wives
This pagan system was modified
by the early christian teachers, and
Centuries ago among the gentry of
England, it was The custom to as
8 mble tho young people of both
sexes on St. Valentines eve, each
gentleman choosing by lot ladv,
who was designated, for the time be
ing. as bis valentine Charms and
spells similar to those in vogue on
Halloween were pracLiced, and on
the whole the occasion was one of
The merrest, blended with enough of
superstition TO keep its participants
exc ted With interest, as 10 the prob
able results Of the mystic iDcanta-
ions
The observance Of the day has
been SO far modified that we of the
present time can indulge only in the
transfer OF atfuctjonate or spiteful
epistles through the medium Of the
postofiee, and even this custom is
becoming lhreadLare by continued
use.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-13

Eeg- The efforts of few young men
at Potosi to establish u reading hall
deserve especial commentator. A
room has been hired and fitted up
for the purpose, and every evening
large numbers assemble to read over
the news as Well "a the current litera-
ture of the day. Other towns in the
county might wen follow the example
here set, and provide an appropriate
evening resort for the young who
would otherwise idly congregate
abot the bar-rooms, billiard halls and
shops.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-13
FARM FOR SALE.

heye for sale 800 acres of cultivated land and 81
Of timber, 81 uated miles of Beetown and y
miles east CT North Andover. The lands are we'll i'm
proved rich prsirie soil and will be sold in body o.
in parcels Can be divided into or farms with i'm
pTOvements and plenty OF water each On the
property three good dwellings. two OF watch are
two story rock houses also two rock spring h.
barn graaary and shedding stock three oichards
bearing trees aud plenty OF all kinds OF small fruits
Also 81 of timber land half If which lies with
Ia mile Of the farm Tuis property will be sold
cheap For further particulars inquire o. me on the
premises JOHN HUTCHUROFT.
Beetown December 9th, 1871. % 2llf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-13

CLARK VS.. SMITH The case of DR..
p A. Clark against G d Smith to
recover Sl26 charged by the plaintiff
for surgical services occupied the at
tention of Justice Burr's court sever
al days last week. The attorneys
were, Bushnell & Clark for plaintiff.
and Dewey and Clementson for the
defendant. The testimony, and here
was no lack of 1t, for and against the
prosecution failed to convince the
jury that the charge was either just
or exhorbitant The justice rendered
a verdict against the defendant of $40
and the costs of suit.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-13

1eA-The Madison journal says -
"HOn. 9. Z. Kuntz, of Sauk county,
has left on our table some splendid
samples of beet sugar, from the man
utactory at Back Hawk, in the
western part of Sank county There
are two qualities-One large grain
almost like salt-petre, and quite
white the other II fine grain, and
snowy white artice-both very
sweet and dry. he has disposed Of
q considerable quantity here. Near
ly 800 barrels were produced this
year from $50 acres Of beets, the crop
bcing small on account Of the drouth.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-13
To Our Customers.

Having sold my interest in the firm OF
Ziegler g. Dillon, sincerely thank my friends
and customers for the very liberal patronage
extended TO US since my connection with the
house, which dates back some IL years
Perhaps il is unnecessary for me TO state that
the dissolution has been entirely mutual. and
that leave the firm with feelings of respect
and esteem for Mr.. ZIegler, and good wishes
for the success of which the staunch old h ouse
is deserving. JOHN O. DILLON.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-13
Dental Notice.

By special request, DR.. Newell will visit
stievile on the 22d oezhis month, and re-
main for four days. The Doctor will be asso-
ciated by his partner, DR.. Ayeril, agra duate
Of Philadelphia Dental College. Mr.. n. is
the only Dentist in Grant county who j. IL
censed to use rubber for mounting artificial
teeth, and Fulsom's celebrated attachment foI
the perfec. fitting of dental plates.
Lancaster, Feb 10, 1872.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-13

RELIEF The report of the Lau-
caster relief committee showing W hat
has been done for the aid OF the
northern sufferers. appears in another
column. About Sl70 90 in cash was
r oevled ana expended The COM
mittee make no report upon the value
OF the provisions, clothing, &c, for
warded, but it is thought by those
who handled the goods that $500 90
Is low estimate upon the value
thereof. These items added to the
amount of cash forwarded to the
sufferers by the Masonic aud Odd
Fellows lodges make total of
$3.50 90 subscribed By the town =
70 the several members of the relief
committee, and especially to Mr.. L.
A. Burr, great credit is due for their
generous and noble efforts 10 behalf
Of suffering humanity.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-13

ETA cave Of the Mammoth va
riety has lately been explored in the
neighborhood Of Fairplay. 1t is said
TO contain oceans of water, whereon
adventurous parties have rowed far
into the silent and mysterious cav,
ern. Mineral has also been found
therein, and many things whereabouts
promise that this may yet become
one Of the famous spots of the earth,
perhaps an eighth wonder.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dissolution Notice.

The firm heretofore existing under the
name OF Ziegler & Dillon is this day dissolv-
ed by mutual consent. The business wills be
continued at the old stand by the firm of NJ.
NJ Ziegler & Co. Outstanding notes and
book accounts of the late firm are in the
hands of the same parties for collection, and
immediate settlement is respectfully asked, as
the business of the old firm must be settled
at once.
ZIEGLER & DILLON.
Enh
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-13
Announcement.

Having Purchased the interest OF nv old
partner, Mr.. John Q Dillon, who, after being
long connected with the in business, now re.
tires with my best wishes, and hoping his ia.
ture success may be more in accordan nee with
his business ability and merit, 10 the business
community Of Lancaster, and nv friends in
particular, ! wish to say that | shall be up 10
the times, and continue TO carry large stock
and self as low as any house in the trade.
Thanking you for past favors,
remain yours truly,
lw NJ. NJ. ZIEGLER & co.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-13

~ How TO burn kerosene without
danger is conundrum just solved
Fill the lamp quito fulI with wick
and sponge, then pour in the oil, and
the blaze viii continue a. long as any
OF the kerosene remains in the wick
50 arranged it is impossible for any
explosion TO take place.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-13
Timber Lot For Sale.

The subscriber offers the timber lot for sale situate.
follows, being the est half of the Southwest quar-
ter OF section six Town five Range four IN tho town
of Little Grant, Grant Co Wis, containing eighty
acres Of land, well timbered and watered. Piice SIC
per acre. Any person desiring purchase call on
Thomas Sloan or Alexander Paul in Patch Grove OF
address me by letter at Watson, Del. Co, NY.
Terms oil Sale, one third Of the purchase money to
re paid de livery OF the warranty deed the balance
10 two or three yearly payments on approved notes
with annual interest. ROBERT II. SLOAN.
Walton. n. Y, Nov. 9th, 1871. 25usSm
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-13

DaNArToN.-The friends Of theRev.
j. Hewitt intend to give him and his
family a Donation on Wednesday.
Feb. 2lst, at the residence of Mr.. J
Andrew, near Welsh's school house.
Little Grant, to begin at ten O'Clock
a. m. + GARTHwAITE, Chm.
A. y. Bracket, Sec'y. W.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-13
Notice to HouSekeepers,

As Spring is approaching, and therefore the
usual time of house cleaning Is near at hand,
the undersigned would respectfully announce
that he Will be on hand 10 attend TO anything
that may have TO be done in the way o. house
painting and paper hanging.
Particular aiie.tion given 10 granting.
Apply early, that your work may Be done
In season.
Prompt attention given 10 orders left in my
p. .. box.
HERMAN BUCHNER. Painter.
Lancaster, Feb. 10, 3Tt2:eow
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-13
MILL PROPERTY for Sale.

will cell my mill site in the town of Blue River
Grant comfy, on the Fennimore fork Of the Blue,
on easy terms, to any VIII" wishes 10 Build mill
BY gtist mill, known the Badger City Mills burned
lat Spring, and do not feel able rthaild. The
property comprise, SO tract in section rs 30
acres inn r0ved thereon frame dwelling, stabing
&c dan ana plenty of water wi Il a. so sell with
IN property II. Turbine Wheel and other parts Of
the machinery saved from the fire. The mil site is
Of the best in the country for custom merchant
work j. N WALKER.
Blue River, September 90 1871 23-7tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-13

The GEM or THE roILET the world saws
is, Sozodont. Ii renders tie teeth pparly
white, gives to the breath a fragrant dor.
exilngu'sning the i'l-humors which usually
no" from bad and neglected set Of ieeih
Sozodont IS so convenient, and produces e
sensation at once so delightful, that makes II
a pleasure 10 nse IL
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-13
Short Accounts Make Long Friends.

ALL persons having open accounts at Naih-
MUST be balanced up either BY CASH or
NOrE-we prefer the cash. We wan, TO
start ~ with SQUARED accounts. We mean
ALL, TO exceptions. By giving it your I'M
MEDIATE attention you will very much oblige
Yours very truly,
3Otf NATHAN. scREIsER & Co.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-13

sG-A bill has passed our Legisla
ture which prohibits the carrying OF
concealed weapons The indiscrimin.
ate shooting that has taken place in
various parts of the State, and
throughout the Union. since the war,
has, naturally enough, attracted
serious attention. The Legislature
has acted wisely in the matter Now
let the law be enforced.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-13

In Farplay, January Both. 1872. minnie MANIA
daughter of William and Emma Liddle, aged years,
months and 10 days
But is she for whom weep,
Our little one
''In Jesus arms she's fast asleep
Her day Is done
She's safe from every dangerous snare;
She needs no more her mothers prayer;
All, ala now left Of one fair,
ting lock of golden hair" G.
In Libertv January q, So of scarlet fever LESTER
CLARK only of Evaline aud Ansil :. Gleason,
aged years, month and ~ days
Bat the little feet will tire no more,
When they reach the golden shore
Where the sister spirit gone before,
His coming awaits Con-.
In Woodmsn, February Sd. 1872, HESRY McDowELL,
aged oil years month aud days.