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, 1873-12-01

Euiah fare.bilserH from drorrers), In which tho
nickel ID allowed to fal after tho manner OF tlioao
which swell tho hidden md mysterious wealth OF
Tho pnraaiso Of tho dinolplos Of "knool-
down" 10 tho Woat Bdo line whore tho only
chcpk on tho conductor Is tho nlak!ng OF = hole
llafrcrty when interviewed ly reporter, md
which tito lextoro,tB knuekcr-don1l cAn, with tho
Md Of lcgortemnin 1nnko to look aR II It we're
punching, wl'iIe # tHnot, III manner TINT IL
perfoot}y aHtounding to tho uniEittnted But IN
tho North slno line the perfection Of conductor
checking il reached with tho aid Of tho register
Ing bell punch, usoful aud elegant little machine
which. with ono gentle pressure OF tho oofi-
ductora palm, pncIsos lolo III the cnrd rotains
the stnbs, rogiators Tho n,'mhor Of fares takon,
snd ringa boil. Whom passenger, who phya
hla nichol, falls to ioar tho gong sound, ho tnny
know TINT tho knock.down process iB indnlged
IN and, II no fcos 30 inclinod, eau nako 1t bot
for tho unjust conductor. Tho North Side Blu
q conductor to retain fares without almost lu!.
mediate detection through tho registering boil
punch, Nhoso cost rsfce, ct Wholesale, iB S1608
It is quito common thing for tho 1nanngerB OF
conduools Of dishonesty, but excepting In cancs
whore allBpicionH llayo already been ontert iued,
such communications nro loft unuotlcod. In
caaca whcro suspicious have beon aroused, the
person accused IL wntched by dotcctlves or
a. ''ssepottors," as tho conducting fraternity call
them, who Boon "bpot" any Irregularities, and
report accort1ugly.
EFFECTS or THE F1nE. ..~-,
Tho presont strong flna,eiul condition Of tho
North Side Car Company ia duo mainly 10 tho
extromoly economical waY in which It is 1nanagel:
It has hni much to strive ngainst within tho last
fcw yoara. During tho earlier part Of It's exist
anco the cars OF this company had . worry fair
quote Of passengers, but the IRE, winch has
proved boon to tho Woat aud South Biae lines,
has dono this ono a dutaage which tt will tRke
yenrs to get over. After Tic ilre,. 1t was found
that mi|ou upon miles Of tho truck woro nearly
destroyed, md il took aomo time to hammer tue
dlatorted rails into shape again, unl rep1ace
them. Wlon tla Was completed, and
The cnra began running, tho thoronghncat
Of tho cleaning out which tho fire gave tho Nortt
Side became apparout. Hardly any passengers
were to DO fonutl on tho cars. This has great,
| improved since tlon, but tho North Side haB Il
| be thoroughly rebuilt before tts Btreet-carB car
| begin to present aa animated I'll appc4ranco .!
tllose OF tho dist,icls whose lines woro bsnoftct
by tho calamity OF 1871. There il no doubt TIN
there aro better times IN atoro for tho Nortl
| 6ido Company. Tho districts lis lines 'rul
through arc fast recovering, nnd . fare-paYint
| population is accommodating which will, in III
near future, help the Company to pay handaon
dividends. Tho laying Of their track acroa
CLARK street bridge and ita connection with til
South Side line, thus opening d grand trun
north and eo11th limo from city limits to city lin
its, will doubtless shortly be accomplished, ant
in tho end, add to this Company's revenue.
, 1873-12-01

amongst politicians Aat ox-Gov. I1aiglt. Anti
1tnilroad non,nerat "ill bo elected for the unex-
plrod torn OF Ssnator Uasaorly, and that Dooth'a
pruslocta are assured by Mr.. CaHsorly's rcsigna-
Him.
, 1873-12-01

Tho hornes used by the stage lines aro not, al
= 1u1a, ~ powerful az those owncl by the horse
cur companies. They cost about s125 each OIL an
average, aud The wear and tear Is about II
parts Of ground oats and corn. Tho P. o. & D.
Company owns 800 liorses using about BUD tons
Of hay yearly, and about three and half tons
daily OF corn and oats. Tic manure, bedding,
&C., ia hauled to tho, lako trout for filling IN
summer, and the gardeners about tho suburbs
han1 Il As4nY In 1xintaf.
, 1873-12-01

0ANAL sgNEET.
Tho Canal stroet lima hns been running four
years, and has continually increased In sizc. The
start WIS m.do with six or aeyen Btagcs, aud
there arc now twenty, beside tho other
twonty put on the Lincoln Park line,
They start at 5:45 o'clock in the
morning, from tho corlor Of Halatod street, run
down Cana1port avenue to Canal street, then to
Kinzie, across tho river to Clark street, aud
stop at the corner OF Clark: and Michigan
strosts. They run every four minutes and make
tho half trip in thirty minutes. In all, ten round
trIns ora u,eja det1v
, 1873-12-01

Tho woar and tear on horaca ia very great,
and horse soon breaks down, unless he is quito
hardy. All groen, country horses, on first COM
mating eioknosa, and consequently their use for
q month or nix woeks il always lost. It ig con-
eiderod the safest plan to buy young horses.
not over, a!1 .,, yeasa old' .,a anu After s.l
arc nc then in pretty fair condition, hayo not b.
gun to break down, and bring fair price, In
no other way can company, using many hoEaoa,
avert large loss on their horse account.
The horses Of tho South Side Company cat
nIfte,n pounds por day Of ground oats aud corn.
mixed liz equal quantities, Tho drivers on the
Cottage Grove ayonue line have five horsos each
and make seyen trips per dayi on the state
atroet line thoy NAL ke nine tripsi On Archor
ayenue, eight; and on Indiana avenue and
Twonty-tifth street line ten trips each.
HILL-uONaEa
arc used at the coruor Of State and Eighteenth.
btato and Tweuty.aecoad, and Twonty.socona
| street and Cottage Grove avenno. They simply
hitch on TO lie heavily loaded cars in going up
| tho inellnes, and around the curVes. 1t
will be seen that auch an assistance IL nooeAsary
wlon 1t IL remembered that o car wolgha ton
and half, ind that d heayy load Of passengers
will add from two to two and u half tons. Each
atnblcnan has charge Of fifteen horses, taking
the entire caro- of thom, except tho foeaing. Tha
| ia done by seven experiouoal feodars, who do
| nothing elso.
| dHoEtNo.
The shoelug Of tho horses Is 90 Important
item, Twelve blscksm!tha arc kopt for this alitl
other smithy work. During last summer the
Uoolenougl shoo was exclusively usel by tha
Company: but thoy arc now forced to abandon 1t
for winter uae. Theaa HhoeH arc worn ont, on
au average. iu twonty.one day5. IN winter t'o
waels. ThiA ia necessary, to enable tho horeoa
.'re.s as'p In sss seo atss sasS it e e S asy
, 1873-12-01

* ADJUSTMENTS,
HO0LEY'S THEATRE.
Grand Opera in English.
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG,

JTENNIE VhN TANUIt .I!E!tI9A HH{ffJ1N,
JOSEPH MAAS, TltEt}DtlItt 11AisE:f.AfANN,
W Wti4FDitU htOitf3ANt WILLIAM t;hitirDN,
HitNKY PEAkE4, q. !. Hhfl.
ED1V. SEGlJiN, ": Il. TiLl.At
Tull Chorus md Grand Orohsntra.
@. D. HR5B and MAURICE GnAU.........Dlrootor
Commencing MONDAY EVENINa, Dso. |.
Mondsy-I.t.ci,t di I.nuitn tnerm0or-rk E1I.DGI.
Thoodors 11ahuuann, Wnn. Carlton, q. H. Hail, Anuit
Hta1h!sd, so.
TuesdhJ-nInrttu-1{ELLOt
Josoph Mas g. F. Hail. Edw. cgnin, Mr.. Bartlemap
and Mrs. ScRu1u. ~.
Observation-Disclosures trLo Tools Rorense):
JoppIo Van ZanAt, Mrs. HeKuln Joseph hiaas, 1onI3
Paakys, q. +. HILL, oo.
Thursday Enunt-I EE.IOGE.
Mrs. Beguu, Aossrs i1nolman Carlton, poakes, oto.
Erlday-hIurttuuu.
Saturday EvontnE-Frn Dhvo1o.
Grand Matinee on suturtlny-KE;LLOGG.
Raser.cd Seats can bo oltanoi at the liox 0Hay
HoaluJ's Thoaru Ncso1Fod Hehtf B1.tD sud $500,
cnrdfne To location.
, 1873-12-01

THE SOUTH SIDE ROADS.
LOCATION GV LINES.
Tho Chicago City Railway Company has au-
horitY by lts Gl,artar to laY tracks ANYWHERE on
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.
OF 1873.

The Spring Examinations of the Teachers for Grant
County will BIO held follows:
Al Montfort f,r the towns OF Wingville, Clifton,
Pennimore aud Liberty, Friday and Saturday. March
At Mt Hope for the towns of Mt. Hope. Millyile
and Little Grant Monday and Tuesday. l7th aud 18th
At Cassviie for the towns of CassviIle and Water
loo, Thursday and Friday, March 2Utn aud 1lst.
At MuSoOda for the towns of Musco1a Blu. River
and Waterfowl, Tuesday and Wednesday, drch
20 Ia and 10th
Bos ,obel for the towns Of Bo-cobsi yIi kary
Grove Maj Ion and W aodmau In ITadaS aud frIda1
March 21th al. 18th
A. Patch Grove for the towns q Patch Grove and
Ayt'u-ing. honda! All fu-sda!, March ai-f. and
April
Al 8.o1niug. n TOR 10 n~us Ut BLOOMINGTON Bee
town aud Glen Haven Fhursday and II day, April 81
and 9TH
AT Lancaster for the towns Of Lancaster and Ellen
LOro. Monday and tuesday, April 7th and sth.
At Potosi for the towns of POtosi. Harrison and
Paris, FRIDAY and Saturday, April 18th and 18th.
At Georgetown for the towns OF Smeser, Hazel
Green and jamestown, Monday and Tuesday, April
lstn aud 18th.
Al Piatt~vile for the towns OF Pattsvie and Lima,
Wednesday Thursday. April 10th and Nth.
A Supplementary Examination tor the the bent Ct
OF those who were unable TO attend any OF the regu
lar exam nation will be held AT Lancaster; Friday
and saturday, Nay 10Th aud 18th.
The examination will commence at each sf the plac
es above named, at O'Clock, A NJ OF the FIRST day
iull aud prompt attendance is des're l. and sach ap
pioGnt shoEld bring pen. ink and foolscap large
sheet paper Teachers may attend WHEREBY it ia most
convenient
Weexpect to hold Teachers Institute at Lancss
ter during the month OF August possibly in July
This Institute II neId will continue four weeks aud
it will be. far be in So short time school
81 the highest order for our teachers Full motto" VIII
be given as soon the arrangements are completed.
We hope that every teacher IN tae county will attenu
an Institute before attempting !" teach mex, fall
County Superintendent of schools.
Bloomington February II, 1873
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18

Ea5- For several DAYS the country
people bereabouts have been impor.
tuned to purchase cloths, meltona,
ii ks, shawIs. a., by the job lot
amounting generally 70 $3.50. We
learn Of a number Of parties, not on.
~ in this but also adjoining towns.
who have invested in these goods
hose who ought 70 be a go1d Judge
Of their quality. Now, we do not
propose to take up the pencil in de-
Tense of these travelling peddlars-
strangers in the con nunity-against
the frequent charge that farmers are
being robbed 10 different parts of the
country by similar dealers, for it is
too of en- the case that they are swim
led shamefuIIy. We have exam
ined some of the goods presented
for editorial inspection and find
them of the good quality represent
oil, and they certainly offered at
cheap prices If foreign made goods,
they may be either Struggled to
eVade the duty or be the stock Of a
bankrupt estate. We don't pretend
to say these goods are procured in
either the one or the other way, or
that they are stolen. Bat what we
do caution the farmers against is the
trick frequently employed by itine
rant peddars # exhibiting one line
and selling another and inferior quail.
lty Of goods. Another caution be
careful to whom promise TO pay"
is given. A. soon as note passes
to third party it becomes CONNER
cial paper, as good az the party sign
ing the note ia capable of payment
The farmers Of this county have been
caught in a trap often enough by in
Surance, machine and other agents
and peddiars not TO be bit again.
Watch little out.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
GRANT CIRCUIT COURT.

The following cases have been dis
posed of since the last issue of the
Herald up to the hour of going to
press:
T. n. Il. Miller Farquharson 4 Bliss ,
Certiorari. Brooks for defendant, McFall
and Shearer for plaintiff. Dismissed.
ISSUES.
49, John Kelly Franklin Lewis; SANDER.
Barber L Clementson and HazeltOn FOR plain
tiff, Shearer for defendant: Verdict for pltff
Damages 500 dollars
% Maria Shrake, ct al William Powers;
Damages Barber Il ClementSnn for plaintiff
Dewey and Hazelton for defendant. Verdict
for deft.
20 William Nelson Administrators OF
the Estate Of d. 7. Parker, deceased: Appeal
Hazelton and Dewey for plaintiff. Barber l.
Clementsoh for defendants. Verdict for pliff
80. Administrators of the Estate Of D. 7.
Parker, deceased, John b. Calls; Appeal.
Barber & Clementson for plaintiffs, Dewey
and HaZelton for defendant. Settled by
stipulation
"a. G. c. Haze!ton James Jones; Appeal.
Hazeton for pff Bushnell i Clark for def't.
Dismissed by stipulation.
40 Henry Never Charles hletOenstelh,
Appeal Carter for plaintiff Bell Beebe for
defendant Dismissed by stipulation.
~ Annie Morrow, by Guardian, James
Wood; Malicious prosecution. Hazelton and
Brooks for plaintiff Barber i Clementson for
defendant. continued.
4S Judah Rowley D q Merwin; Appeal.
Shearer ana Brooks for plf McFall for deft
continued
so Norris Phinney Matthias Schreier;
Damages Bushnell l. Clark FOR plaintiff Bar
Der l. CemenIson for defendant. Verdict for
plaintiff. Damages 10000
CAUsEs IN COURT.
g. w J Guam eco + Z Kirkpatrick
Money Demand Ootnren l. Lanyon for
plaintiff Dismissed.
8 Joseph Sheffield David Bradt APP.
peal: w b Clark for plaintiff Venue
changed to Crawford co by stipulation
10, Elizabeth II Simmons Y John B Sim
mons; Divorce; Carter for plaintiff Divorce
granted
10, Amasa Cobb George w Pettis
Foreclosure; Wilson for plaintiff Dismissed
Geo Graves Elizabeth Graves Divorce,
Bell l. Beebe for prf Divorce granted
l6, Barber uazelton Manning II Wal.
ker Ct al Foreclosure; Cementson for pin
Judgment for plaintiff
CRIMINAL.
:Staie of Wisconsin John McGonigai;
Assault with intent to kill. Geo Carter for
plaintiff. Verdict not guilty.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
G. P. a. L. N. G. R. R.
MADIsoN. Mtrnh IL b

MADIsoN, NJ arch Is b. 1879
EDITOR HERALD:-In your paper
OF the 4th | notice a communication
asking for a report OF the survey Of
the \. g R. K from Lancaster TO
P'atteville, and also a report of mon
eys received and expended for such
survey. The survey was made by
Messrs Clark d Wilson and the plo,s
notes OF survey, etc are in the bar de-
ct Col. Clark and open to the inst &C.
ton Of any one who feels sufficient
interest TO go to his office for that
purpose.
The amounts subscribed, raid 10
and expended, together with the
names, are submitted and the vouch.
er' for the same are in my poses
sion
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
FARM For SALE.

will sell farm Of $50 80 rods north Of The
Lancaster and Platteyile road, opposite the German
Methodist Chu al, said farm has 50 acres o. hne
h,tom iand we'll watered IS acres under ti!lsge
go acres der fence al.o good sheep pasture OF IL
acres a log house sx2l, frame graDary and stab
The above farm eau be divided into two GOOD sma'I
ia, ms Of 100 aud go each II Is situated In
good school strict with school house. all paid
for and taxes light 1t 10 miles from Lancaster. u
ron, Patsvile and 10 from Potosi. The price IS on
ong credit per acre; shoTt credit, ~ per acre
rime can be arranged TO suit the customsr. Apply
for further particulars to JOHN 5. AAIBEN, on me
premises 5su
RlI.nboro February rs, 1875
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
First Class Farm for Sale.

The subscriber Offers for sale his farm Of 240 acres
situated miles east OF the village of Patch Grove
10 acres OF ccOice prairie under cultivation balance
pasture and heAntitu owe timber. TN said farm are
NO c,miort tbie frame iWe.lieg houses small bs IN
nj IA ar a 900 well ear buildings, two Eood
Us aud -nty u ram NJ at"r Tor sIock & %
-, ing orcna Il ,ud pieu OF small iru :. Price go
ptl scr, oue third down aud balance on ume
-uit puTch ser
For further Information inQuirs az the subscriber
in the town of Little .irant Grant County, Wis.
ANDREW CAIRNS
Bloomington. Sept. %. 1872. l5m4tf~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18

EF Particular attention IS called
10 the advertiser ent of G. r. Thorn
az, Of Bloomington, off ring 20 sell a
half interest in the Bloomington
grist mill. The mill is one OF the
largest in the county and has long
had an extensive run of custom. 1t
is located near the center of the rich
agricultural district kuOwn as Blskes
Prairie, and must long remain valua-
Bile property. Here is an opportuni-
ty for safe Investment rarely at
forded.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
The Cottage Monthly for Janu

Is on our table, aud deserves careful reading
and commentator. Its well chosen storIe.
are selected from our best publications and W.
are sur prsed and glad TO note that magazine
80 low priced, can furnish such xsellent mat
ter. Its price-only so cents per year-plac'
es within reach OF even schooboys, and tbs
money paid for this honthly is we'll spent =
Address READE. BREWSTER, i CO, -
LaSalle stree: Chicago. S7Sl2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18

BY Grant county paid last year for
the services of male teachers S22 =
254 IS. for the services of female
teac ners, 20 679 Is. The average
wages Of male T. achers wss Si4 80
per month of female teachers S28
10. The total school expenses, in
clldin cost of buildings, apparatus,
library, furniture. teachers wages
ond for all other pnrroses during the
year, was &70.898 sc
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18

tsA-In the tunnel on the narrow
gauge railroad, building from Gs!ens
north ward, near the State line, the
parties working from opposite ende
towards the center met eTdctly-
not a quarter of an inch difference
An accurate piece of engineering.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
FARM FOR SALE.

One hundred aud forty acres Of improved lands
VI h frame house thereon, situated one mile aoBth
Il ct ttho village of Bloomington aud adjoining the
arm 81 Ira Tracy finely vatered with two good
: ring- aud neNiy teuced.
A.o tw eighties oRe-half mile from same VII
age, Tor sale. T. ID. OhAMbENS' ~ ~
Bloomington .Apr, %, 1879 4Stf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18

pA-The Republicans of PlatteviIe.
Ian ca .ter, Potosi. Boscobel, Fenni>
NOR e, Montfort, Millville and Wood
mas. have elected delegates to the
County Convention favorable to the
nomination Of Judge McGonigal
The 40 towns will cast over 80 votes
in The convention.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
Patrons of Husbandry.

Chas. Watson, Deputy of the Wisconsin
Stale Grange Of Patrons Of Husbandry, will
attend TO the organization Of subordinate
Oranges in Grant Comfy, west half Of Iowa
county, and no.ih-wesi towns of Lafayette
couny. Any information IN regard 10 pre-
hmlnarY organization will be willingly given
by him. Address, Washburn, Grant County
Wis. AVA
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
MILWAUKEE MARKET.

-, MILWAUKEE,. Monday, March IL, lsf2.
~heAt: y 2l4<9l 2o1s; No. =, 81 Y0A.
Corn S49354c.
Oats 25c
Barley. No. 7T@sle
Dressed Hogs. S. 90 per ewt
Live hogs, prices range from a. 9095 90 msdiua
grades are nominal at e. s024 Sc.
Catte, good 70 extra choice 80 005 50 fair 10 good
AZ - Oe64 70 end common to fair al Is 0O623 u.s.
WOOL. Fleece l. quoted NJ 5eS54c, pulled super At
SI9tJos ezra At 81 8 l3c; No. AT a .9s aud NO.
sc iSse y D Prices lots frem second snds rzuge
about g higher.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
Farm For sale.

on,.irios iss acres Of land one hu ndred til'abls
ahort as acres under cultvatiOn-good iimbsr aud
wntered with never falling springs. one Within SKI!
IL of he hoLse--a frame hous- and rranar' - few
sed 20 be- enoue siding and oTing for two story
bouse 22x2s feet that will 60 with thu farm SAID
firm il within three niles OF the hJwtr ring and saw
mill in the town OF MillSiile. Grant County ana en-.
fanptb Of mite south OF The road leading from Min
vile 10 Nount Hope.
FIRMS l viii take 1920 tor the above described
property one-hah down aud the remaining souo IN
W. YEAR. the nate 90 draw per sent interest an
- Nv secured by mortgage on the farm. Eor iur
NJ Information enquire Of 4. J. Kidd Millvlhe
- 80 aFmas j. 6. MARKHAM.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
nay MERCHANT Schmit, has ordered

p@- MERCHANT Schmitt has ordered
from James Wick d Co.. Rochester,
large stock of garden and flower
seeds Those intending to purchase
pd this spring should remember
the fact. He will take orders for
bulbs End special varieties of seeds
wanted later in the season:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
FARM FOR SALE.

In town of diilville 3rsnt County Wis, 200 acres
so acre, under Improvement balance timber aud
gro lands; s or springs, good fences. fra dwell
ling house Is 10y "a ieet with porch 10 b, "a feet
-ood cellar wei fui,hed good els stsbling with
sheds and granary orchard Of about 200 mostly
bearing with plenty OF various kinds Of small fruits
school house & toile distant. Price $l5 per &c Q
Terms made cay For fur her particulars inquire o
Bloomington. Wis 2Itf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
To All Whom 1t NJ ~ Concern.

IT any Of our six thousand readers
Want cook,
Wait situation,
Want a salesman,
Want a servant girl,
Went 10 rent a store,
Want 10 sell piano,
Wait 10 lend money.
Want 10 buy house,
WAIT 10 borrow money,
Want 10 sell dry goods,
Want 10 sell groceries,
Want 10 sell furniture,
Want TO sell hardware,
Want TO sell millinery goods
Want TO sell house and lot,
Want 10 fad any ones address,
Want 10 find slrsyed animal,
Want 10 sell agriculture imp ements,
Want TO find anything you have loss.
Want 20 advertise TO your advantage,
Want TO ind an 'wner for any thing found,
Advertise IN the HERALD.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
FARM FOR SALE.

1e0 acres Of land In section s, Ia township No. 4
north of range west miles north OF Patch Grov :
and mites esst Of Bridgeport; % res unosr oulI
scattering timber a numb,r Of good springs large
new frame hon (cost about $1,000. good range for
stock Said farm will bs sold at 'ne 10" prlce q Slo
DER acre as the ownrr has gone east and engaged in
the manufacturing OF iron.
Terms-One third cash balance time given 70 suit
purchasers. Apply 20 . -
2Itf Bloomington, Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18

ELECTION TIcKETs.-Orders for
Town Election Tickets will receive
prompt attention at the HERALD OF
fee. Price 81 so per first hundred
and so cents for each subsequent
hnndre ed
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
nwThe Prairie du Culen

EE- The Prairie du CuIen Courier
1Democratic1 says: The great curse
II the Democracy in this state is that
b.. moneyed corporations. and 49,
pecially he railroads. own sos leaders
hody and SOU, BOOTS, bowels "h~
brains"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
FARM FOR SALE.

will sell my farm of 90 acres situated "a miles
" +st of Lancaster 1hirtl i've of bolt. m
meaCow land. 50 acres under cultivation and fence
balance young timSer. good springs on he farm.
Thereon over lOO year I'D orcha'd trees; good
heEse iTx22 with exec lent cellar, good stabisg and
outbuildnss ON tbs premises. GI0l rance for stock
il sell for SO per scre-ont-third dWp, and the
balance ON ime TO suit purchasers 3Iw3~
THOMAS DAY.
Lancaster Wis, Feb 1873.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
FARM FOR SALE.

In the town OF wyausing, Grant County, Wi4con
sin containing 100 acres three miles east OF tue vii
age Of Wyalus,ag, ami thrve mites from railroad oe
MOTTO acres under cultivation, the balance 10 SPLEEN
did grove timber B good springs. dwelling house,
sranary and good stsbhng, good range for stock,
school house aud church y mile distant, good or
cnard OF bearing trees said farm VIII Do sOld Tor
suit purchasers. Aprlt 10 X. II. johnson on farm,
or DANES Ballantne and Bro, D ioomington, Wis.
Ncvar,bsr a. l672 23ti
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18

Gs GRANT County has Is, $40 school
cni'uren' ll,2l9 of whom attended
school last year. There are in the
county 25S school districts and 2l7
.ehool houses: The school houses
sill accommodate 13 ESQ pupils.