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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-11
PRESIDENT GRANTS SECOND IN
AUGURAL
Grand Military snd civic Pageant The IRaug'
RuSurtl Address
fFrom the Evening wIseonsIn.

WAsHINGToN. March 4.-rne morn
lng is very clear, but bitter cold.
Many thousands on their way from
streets remote from the inaugural
procession, found it impossible TO
keep themselves confo' table. This,
however, did not have any effect in
lessening the universal anxiety to be
carly on the ground.
Early in the day the military and
civIl organizations, from their differ
ont headquarters, began assembling
m Pcnnsy ivaniA avenue, west of the
Executive Mansion. By 1870 a. NJ.
.ney were all IN position The ave-
nue by thiS time was alive with per-
-Ons witness the military portion
II the ceremonies.
Many of the visitors found their
way 10 the Ex culive Mansion TO see
hs start. Many visited the White
House before the time for tn" parade,
out it was closed No persona were
admitted. The clerks and military
attaches of the President were at the
capitol. Matters were exceedingly
quiet at the Executive Mansion
Prompt TO the time decided upon
ny General Barry Grand Marshal,
or the moving OF the PROCESSION, the
r0ops were in readiness and began
he line of march. They were pre-
ceded by platoon of mounted police
followed by the second United States
trllilery band, with the Grand Mar
,hal, his assistants, aud military and
civil organization,
The President occupying 40 oper
carriage, accompanied by Senator,
Cragin, Logan and Bayard, joined
he procession soon after starting
taking position in the third division
Of the . rade Tae carriage in whict
he sat was drawn by four closel )
clipped mouse-coloreG horses, HI
appearance was the signal for hearty
cheering. waving of handkerchief
and other demonstrations OF applause
AZ he rode along Immediately pre-
aediDg his carriage was hts escort
tirst the troc pa of Philadelphia, city
cavalry division under command o
Col. Audenried aud the additions
military part of it consisted OF tn
Presidents mounted guard of thi
city. the Governors mounted guar,
If Boston Lancers; The Vlce-Presi
dent aud Governor of this iistric
completing the division.
The second division of the process
sion, consisted of military, including
the Cadets from West Point Mid
shipmen from Annapolis, Unite
States artillery on foot, battalion G
United States Marines, the Oh
Guard. a pew York company. the s.
Louis National Guards, and sewers
volunteer organizations from thi
city The first division consisted q
UnIted States troops commanded b.
Gen. Upton,
| Among the organizations 10 the At
division were organizations tros
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-11
Selected Po't'p.
COIN HOME TO-DAY.
RY W NJ. CARLETON,

BY " NJ. CARLETON,
Ny husines. on the jurys dOns-th. quibblin' all ia
through
I've watched tbs lawyers right and lsfr. and give my
verdict true
stuck 50 ling unto my chsir 1 thought 1 would
grow in;
And il DO not know myself, they'll get me there
Agin.
But now the courts adjourned for good, and have
got my pay;
TN loose At last, and ihank the Lord. I'm gOn home
to-day.
I've somehow felt uneasy, like. since hist day l
come down
II is ss awkward game to play the gentleman In
town;
And this ere sunday suit Of mine. on Sunday rightly
But when the stun a week. it somehow sAlls
and frets,
I'd rather wear my homsspun rig Of pepper salt and
III have It on IN half Jln. when get home to.
dr.,
l have doubt my wife looked out, as well as
As well any woman eoud-ts see that things
was don,;
For though Meinds, when TN there, won't set her
loot out doors,
She's very careful whea I'm ,ne, &c tend to all the
chores
But nothing prospsn half so we'll, when 90 % to
stay
And will put thing. into shape when get homs
20 day.
The morAin that came away, We had little
bout
I cody tOOS my hat nd left, before the show
was out.
For wha said nsught, Nhersst she ought to
take OFence;
And she always quick at words. and ready TO
commence,
Bat then. she's FIRST one to give up, when she has
had her say
And she viii meet me with EI's, when go home
to-day.
Ny lhtleboy -ra give en leave to match him II
they can;
It's fun to him strut about, and try to be a
mani
The Eslnes, cherries, little chap, you'd ever wans
to see
And then they laugh, because think the child
resembles me.
The lit orOsu he gae, for lie robbers for
their prey
He'll turn mp pockets inids out, when get homo
10 day
Ny little girl can't contrive how it should happen
tins
That ID could pick that sweet bouquet and ding 1t
down to US,
My wife she SAYS that han SONS face will some day
make stir;
And then laugh because sbs thiaks The child
resembles hsr.
Shell meet me half way down the hill. aud kiss me.
anyway;
And u .ht my heart up with her smiles when 50
home to day
If there's heaven upon the earth, fellow knows
il when
He's been away from home We k. AMI then gets
back again
II there's heaven above earth, there often III
be bound,
some homr.:k fsllss meet his folks, and hugs 'em
all around
Bat let my creed be Oh, or wrong or bo 1T asst
may,
Ny heaven is just ahead Of me-Tm goin' home
to- day.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-11
Grant Co Teachers Asso :latIon.
First Assembly District.

The members of this Association
held their second regular meeting al
PIatteville on Friday al d Saturday,
Feb Il and 22 The meeting was
called TO order $50 m, FRIDAY
by Vice President, g. J Schellenger
and Immediately proceeded to the
reading and adopting of amend
ments TO the Constitution, offered
By Mr. NJ Smith at the previous
meeting. After a recess of ten min.
utes those wishing to become mem
oers, 10 compliance With Art. 3. of
the Constitution, subshribed their
names. Prof. d. McGregor then
gave a good method Of teaching De-
-criplve Geography which was fol.
owed by few remarks from Supi.
Il iord and Mr.. Chas. Nye, on the
Use # language" A fjourned un-
I'll 100 P VI.
100. Roll Call ard responses
Fae members then proc, eded 10 the
election of the following officers for
the ensuing year
Presdent-piof. d McGregor.
Vice Presiden sc. II Nye, Platieville;
5. White; Hazel Green: NJ J. Smi tn, James
towns J. .. Luce, Snelselj ID N. Smaley,
Paris; Miss Andie Stewart, Harrison.
Secretsry-John H Peke.
Executive Committee Mr.. G. II. Nye,
Miss Lou A. Falley, Miss Lbbie Nj. Treg-
anowsu.
Recess of ten minutes.
$3.50 Mr. S. White INTRIGUED the
suhjrct OF Grammar. Mr.. Holford
added few remarks favoring the
use of blank books by the pupils to
the exclusion OF text. books in ele-
mentary classes. Maj D g Pur@an
also made few remarks on the sub.
ject On motion of Mr.. White, he
Association then adjourced until 100
P NJ.
In the evening Prot. D. Nee regor
delivered an able and instructive ad
dress on Education and Instruct.
ion "
On motion a vote of thanks was
rendered Prof McGregor and the
meeting adj urned until $50 A. NJ.
Saturday.
Saturday, 93OA NJ The Associ
alton opened with music, followed
by Roll Call and responses, after
which Mr.. j ScheIl9nger introduced
the subject of Arithmetic, giving
some good ideas with regard to Fac
toring, Least Commor Multiple ard
Gaeatest Common Divlsor Mr.. S.
White occupied the following half
hour, taking for his subject Frac
tions. 1870 Prof. G. Beck intro
duced the subject Of Physical Geog-
raphy, giving clear and concise
method OF teaching the same 10 our
cpmmon schools After short re.
cess Miss Lou FaIlsy took up the
sufject Of Reading r marks were
made on the same subject by other
members, and the A4-ociatIon adj
j burned 10 meet at 100 P. NJ.
1870 2 NJ Roll Call was followed
by Ohjecr Teaching, by Miss Maggie
Graney, Prof Beck making few re
marks on the same subject Mr.. NJ.
J. Smith occupied the next hour
suhject-The Mental Constitution.
followed by remarks on the same
subj ct from Prot. E. A. Charlton
and d. G. Purman. Recess of ten
minutes
$50 Supt. Holford introduced
the Subject School Government, call.
ing forth remarks from the following
members; Prof. E A. Charlton,
Prot. q. BecF, Prof d. G Purmsn,
w Thurston, s. White and w. II.
Harrison.
Ga motion the Association tn en-
adjourned
PROF. D McGREGOR, Pres.
JOHN II. PIKE, Sec'y,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-11
.a- The House of Representa-

A-The House of Representatives,
after three days debate on the r. :
port of the Credit MobiIier lnvesu
eating Committee, has I assed reso-
buttons consuming Oakes Ames and
james Brooks by name, and making
40 mention Of the other implicated
PARTIES The report of the Commit
tee recon m ended the ex uIsiOn OF
Ames and Books, but took no oth,i
action, although it mildly cbided tb'
memb ers who took stock or dividend
from Ames The vote censuring
Ames wac passed by 18l to Sc. and
that censuring Brooks by ia to 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-11
Salmon Trout at Madison.

Says the State Journal of 5th inst ):
Five Thousand beautiful salmon
trout, given by Seth Green, Superin-
tendent of fisheries of New Pork, ar
rived in town last night They were
in charge of Michael Cha k, who
changed the water several times each
day, and brought the distinguished
strangers through in foe condition.
Dr.. Joseph Hohbins, accompanied
by Alderman Danbner and Dorm
COM ulted Mr. SchIighter. an old fi-h
erman, who described q place in Lake
Mendoza, about forty rods south oil
McBrides Point, which has a rock Y
bottom and is not frequented by
oerch or pickerel. As this agreed
With Seth Green's description of the
proper place the above named com
mittee TO cut a hole through three
feet of ice, and put in the fish, after
iark last night, in accordance witt
| Instructions. They went to the bot
ON like shot, and are safely located
under the rocks 10 the basement 0
heir new home. Oar citizens vii
ne glad TO make their acquaintance
when they are large enough to "com
ut" into society. - =
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-11

0g-The jackson mich } Citizen
says: Never, perhaps. 10 the history
If parste1 Was there a grander dis
play of moral heroism than that
now exhibited by this same Repu5-
lican party. LIS readiness TO do
right, It's willingness TO expose cor.
ruplion and rascality, even thou b
such exposure strikes down some OF
rs most prominent and trusted lead
ers, and Its resnlute determination
to have its rule characterised by hon.
esty and economy, all g to show
that it is party upon whose integ-
rity and stability the people can rely.
L. is easy TO denounce and expose
the rascality and dishonesty OF an
enemy. But il il not so easy TO ex-
pose the rascalty and dishonesty OF
friend. The r publican party has
shown itself ready to do both-to
bring 10 the light and bold up to the
gaze OF the people of the whole coun-
Try any and all corruption, whether
it be among Republicans or Demo
Gratis. Aud this is not only one OF
the strongest assurances Of the per-
petuity of the Republican party in
power, but il il at the same time
one OF the hsppiest auguries for the
| future of the country.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-11
payLast Thursday John r Owenp

SAY Last Thursday John r Owens,
a conductor on the Illinois Central
Railroad, was tried before Justice
Nildreth, at Tolono, on a charge of
assault brought by j. W Rush
Rush was passenger on Ovens
train, and bad rendered his fare at
three ceHts per mile, whereupon Ow,
ems, with the assistance of - 0
brakemen, dragged him from bis
seat The Justice fined the prisoner
SIS and costs. He took an appeal TO
the Circuit Court.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-11
British Hollow UnIon Hotel.

TOuN STEVENS OF itish Hollow having q "
- plrchtseI fvad sud newly futuish-d tho above
hatrl is nov prepared 20 accommo late gne-ts with
we'll flrui.ht 2 rloU+ good Rrei bed and tab well
provided which tanunt no surpassed Ladies' and gen
tlHWeg wi ] meet with eve accommodation ard A.
trrtIap. combined with moderate charges Good
Htthling attached and 80 utivr stirrs Al NNys q
hand. The pot.s ,ud Lancaster stage daily 20 meet
frttns a. Spechs Ferry ttr all parts
JOHN Y STEVENS Proprietor.
RIltf.h Hollow OF ~ 1877 2ttf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-11

asa singular accident happened
at cool mine near Dos Moines, To-
wa, last week. A miners drill, four
feet long and an inch in diameter,
fell from the mouth of the shaft, and
struck Benjamin Couch, 1913 feet bee
low, in the back at the right of the
spine st above his hips, and pass.
ing through his body came out near
the rectum The drill made terri
BILE wound. but it was Withdrawn by
a fellow work man at COUGHS request
Medical aid was summoned at once
and the sufferer will probably recov-
or
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-11

cF Give your good stock all the
good grass they will eat, furnish
comfortable quarters, plenty Of light
and air, treat hem kindly as you
would your family, and you may ex
pect them TO DO well. Bot is cru.
81 t. feed old, woody, ibrous hay
which q COW cannot digest nor as
slmilAte. Grass, grass, and plenty
Of it, is what your COW needs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-11

Laura Fairs example Is bringing
forth good fruit. A San Francisco
girl slapped her mistress in she face
for venturing to hint that her move.
ments we're too slow, and when the
husband demonstrated, she stabbed
rim twice. Yet there are people
who talk about 40 inferior sex,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-11
srA nracan,or in ona NJ ,ba eit

sSrA preceptor in one of the city
schools 10 Indiana was correcting b
boy, the other day. when the latter
drew a knife, and attempted to staI
the teacher. The boy is hereditariIy
afflicted, no doubt with "emotiona
insanity"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-11
ea- The medical world on the 9th.

t1A- H0 UbUIUhI WUIIu UH VHo UNH"
err side Of the Atlant tic is somewhat
excited over the success ola remark
able operation performed by DR..
J ux. Belgian police surg con, on
an apparently drowned man. The
victim had been dead seemingly for
three hours but the doctor resusci,
tAted him by placing three IRON
plates heated to white heat over
the vital parts in the upper part of
body.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-11

agA. L. is said that 1t Mud Muller
bad her life TO live over again, and
rhould meet the Judge 10 tbs ) ear
of q ace, 1873 she would sue him tor
breach of promise, and obtain sufi
Gent damages TO make her family
happy. or else shoot him, become a
lecturer, and die rich aud respected
bv all
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-11

LtsugRNESs successor 10 } Hydel, pro.
~. prirtpr. Isuc1stsf. Wis This house has bean
a. Furnished throughout pains spared for the &C.
commaittt ,uof guests Tthle well provided Stab ing
alta, hel ana attentive ho-tlers 1872
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-11
Sumner and the Flags.

A petition has been circulating.
says the b 'ston Globe, asking the
Legislature of Massachusetts to ex-
plunge the censure of Mr.. Sumner.
which now rests upon it's records, tor
his attempt to desecrste our battle-
flags. Persons who have been impor-
'uued to sign the document have as
sured the parties who are hired 10
circulate the same: Il lost a we'll =.
beloved son, who fell defending those
colors. and will nev er euance
the man who has disgraced himself
in an attempt TO disgrace them "
o hers have bad a similar answer
Sir. my father" or, a. the Case may
be-, INV brother died for that flag,
and / intend, as far as in me lies, g.
have it held sacred" An indignant
mstron, who w@s present when the
subject OF this i'll advised petition was
broached, said: 1.-TWO of Y sons
lay down their lives for the honor of
that flag, and none but recreant
and coward will ever propose TO
curry favor by mutilating it's sacred
folds and its battle records" Better
let the matter rest.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-11
"CHANDLER HOUSE"
Wiugville. Grant FANNY. Wis.

II AytN0 purchased the Hotel In his place former
III i owned ~ JOHN stevens hAte tho oughly
IN nsbed and reconstructed the entire promises and
am nov u'iy prepared with y veil furnished table,
good clean and camfar table beds warm and c0mmo-
dlaua .fab'ine careful nhlging and attentive hos
tier &C. cboeruly provide lr tho comfort Of the tray.
olihg ruhlic
nv motto ID TO- please al and secure tho comfort
ofmy guests Stop and see me
is. CHANDLER.
Mon font May 2sth 1879 52U
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-11

-. wll take NOTICE that am prepared 20 accom-.
mediate them with bo,rd aud lodging, attentive host
81 sni good st,bIing l1ti
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-11


A Circus IN the RHINE.--Ameri-
can enterprise hes invaded the class
ic Rhine in the shape Of floating
circus. An enterprIeing compatriot
finding our free. native soil over
stocked with circusses betook him.
self, with his horses. riders, acrobats,
clowns, banners and canvas to Ger
many. There he built a huge raft
and on it pitched his amphitheater
The establishment ia towed by d
steam tug, and anchored in front of
the villages and towns that promise
paying business. Tie patronage
bestowed upon this marine hipp0-
dIome. which few weeks was on the
Rhine, is said to be generous, and
the shrewd and bold manager is MAX
ing fortune out OF the somersaults
Of bis riders under the shadows OF
Ehrenbr, listen and he DracheDfels
SO times change. Where once rode
the steel-clad barons, wrestling with
sword and lance the possessions of
others, now ride the agile circus peo-
pie, gathering funds at the rate of
full admissions for adults, children
halt price. There is nothing like
genuine American enterprise.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-11
PLATTEvILL HOTEL,
KEY CITY HOUSE,

u p. 5rREETKR corner Of Mineral and Second
- 4.feeta Plsttevillr Wis Good stabiIHg and a.
teuuve b0stlprs. sample rooms attached
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-11
VILLAIN HUMPHREY. WI oLAKI
HUMPHREY g. CLARK,

d a N IA Z tNfo ...,,.
BLOOMINGTON. WISCONSIN
DUY AND SELL GOLD AND GOVERNMENT
ID Bonds and Eastern Exchange Prompt atten'
ton given 20 collections AZ al points and the pay
mcnt OF taxes Deposits received and loans negotia-
tod Advances made upon approved securities Ia
terest allowed special deposits AT best current
ates $3.50.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-11
Alexander H. Stevens Before a Geor.
gla Audience.

A correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Gazette gives the annexed and anus.
ing and graphic account of publ,
appearances and recsptiC of Alex
ander II Stevens:
Alexander II Stevens emerged
from the kimball House, wrapped ~
10 three OF ercoa's and e horse blan-
ket The bundle with a white heso
sticking out was pm. in a carriag,
right end up, aud propped in position
by two crutches. The bundle thel
coughed, and said it was all right
aud away the carriage rolled to th,
capitol. The bundle was then taker
out, unrolled, Ii Stevens was found
Leaning on two stout men, with two
more each carrying each a crutch, th,
procession entered the House OF
Representatives. The buildir wa.
packed as | never saw it packed be
fore. Ladies, politicians, mem bers,
of the Legislature, citizens, niggers.
and children had all turned out.
When Stephens appeared there went
up shout. 1t was long and loud
and was followed by another larger
and louder Then, when that died
out, another started aud ran IT.
urse Mr.. Stephens bowed ac-
acknowledgements as well as be could,
considering that the two stout men
made sort ofmoving straight jacket
When he arose in the Speakers
stand, the bright light falling upon
his pale. thin face and white head
there was more cheering and up
plause. 1t was plain that Stephens
bad the heart of tho people. Hi,
crusade against the Cincinnati plat.
form has no; diminished his popular.
ity. g. far as one might judge from
the demonstration on Satui day night
He spoke in an erect position, sup.
ported by q crutch under his left
arm His voice is clear and shrill,
and not word was lost in any part
OF the ball. unless the sound was
drowned by applause. | was in an
extreme corner of the hall, wedged
in among mass of humanity, anu /
know that each word came with
marvellous distinctness, although bis
voice did not seem TO be unduly ele-
waited. And this weak and wasted
skeleton of a man spoke thus for
more than two hours.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-11
cARRlER HOUSE

M CARRIER. proprietor, Roscobel wis Measpro
vlied before time, and patrons asslstet With
baggage. Pr9mptnsss. and NJ delays At she Carrier
House Sfabung attached.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-11
BLOOMINGTON HOTEL.

NJ ARK NDLkY proprietor. tsnccessor 70 Slime
vi Wnoahonsgl Bloomington, wis Ever, atirn-
tiou said % kaests Rooms Va good order and stahnE
attached 1880
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-11

"A $50 900 nail factory 10 to be
built 81 Dubuque.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-11
JAMES A. DAVIS.


TEVERAL COLLECTING AGESr AND CONVEY
" ANGER. Patch Grove Wis Collections promptly
attended 10 Kefrf. ncss given when desired 36ti
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-11
BTtOOL =,

~ EVERAt COLLECTING AGENT aud CONVEY
- 41cer Bloomington Ns. rites investigated nd
perfected Collection promptly attended 10 Refer.
eucos given when desired 22-SO
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-11

N1TNHY PUBLIC, Claim Agent and Agent Tor sew
prtl ~ the host life and Fire Tnsurance Com
ftulaata the country tisa licensed 4uctiOnesr Az
tl+n'ss entrustsf 70 him viii be promptly attended
g. a CHssgilte wis 2l-l7
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-11

vNkbH% A%DEfS5oN,
r-,pNry aud COUNSELOR At Law. jamestown,
\ ~. win prosecute claims and make =. so, ,e
tioas promptly.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-11
sMALLEY HOUSE.

TOUN 9 SuALLEY Proprietor Muscoia WIS -
u Soar ts- Depot Express once, and Livery stable
Attached Meals Atail hours. 2333
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-11

4 rroRNEY ana COUNSELLOR a. Law and notary
\ pnhtc bloomington, wis All legal business
promptly attended to. Collections made and loans
egotiatsd. $3.50
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-11

ABSTRACT OFFICE
F0R GRANT COUNTY.
joseph ROCK LANCASTER
$50 omce 10 Bank RuiidlnK. up stairs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-11
DIP @ q FAI.I.EY-
Or. A. 4. eA96ER,

pHYsICTAN sind SURG EON and Pension Examining
i surgeon, Lancaster wis. Once over Meyer's
tars a0-2I
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-11

ga M UJEt. M f. X ri Tx
1 rrtRVgY tvD 'oUVsrLoR a. Law. Esirpsy'
\ trtut s,lnty Visfansin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-11

physician and SURGEON Lancaster Wisconsin
once At his residence, opposite Ron Allen mar.
her'a % 80
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-11
THE HERALD
Term. $1,000 per AnnUm.
aELL 81 BEEBE,

, rrnRNEgs and COUNSEL ORs At Law, ard gen
\ ..,i tn.inass agauts ptatteville, wis EI-3o
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-11
100 q olEMsMTaoM.

,rraqVgYs and c0UNsRLNRs ~ Law. Lancaster
\ Wis Win practice in al state coHrtr; VIII Inv
sell Land. Dav taxes. obtain land patests bonn
tss pensions sad other lams against IN" GOVT rs"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-11
BLOOMINGTON NURSERY +!

(Grdm County WiS)
kLToN BALLNNTINE BIOS pranri-,a,. ~.
~ h-h' +" ~ Ape Trees OF all le ding ,riy Va.
1905 '" lef Pnus, May Chcrri.a grapes. I'd
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