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Rseovery or Bodies and Freight from
the Atlantic Wreck.

HALIFAX, n. s., April 1.-THE
weather being favorable to-day the di-
vers renewed the search for bodies, and
mn to the time the steam tug left Pros
meet forty-two bodies had been recov-
cred. They were all unreeog-
nized. and were principally wO-
men and childeR. They were buried
without delay, the White Star agents
having made all necessary arrange
ments. The Dominion government
agrees to pay share of the expense:
There is not enough cargo saved to load
the steamer Perit, sent from New York.
Captain Williams, Mr.. Brady, Mr.. PEN
nell, and others came up from the wreck
tonight, to be presentwhen the decision
of the court of inquiry Is given to-mor-
row. 1t is reported that the bodies OF
a woman and child have drifted ashore
near Lulenberg. Mr.. Todd, who lost
his father and mother on the Atlantic,
arrived this morning from Chicago in
search of their remains ant prop
erty. The body of his father hs been
recovered and buried at Prospect the
money found on his body rest, Il to
him. Warrants were issued vest, "
for man named Slaughter White
his three SONS, residents of Pr0sps
suspected of pilfering from the wrec.
A quantity of baggage was found in th,
| fathers possession, including some iden-
titled as the property of Miss Scryneer
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7,o+.lto coo Gins ALI Cash

Total lOGoO Gifts all Cash s50OOeO
The money 10 pay all these glIts IN IuIl Is
now upon deposit in the Farmers and DrO-
yers' bank Of Louisville, and set aside for that
nurpOse and can only be used Tor that pur-
pose, as will be seen by the following eertIf-
cate of the Cashier;
OFFICE OF FAIRNESS AND DRovERs- BANK,
LOUISVILLE, kY-t April ., ISas-
This Is to cert " that there Is IN tle aTLncrs
Grand Gift Concert for the Deneub oI tne uO-
lie Library of Kentucky, hVe hundred th0u-
sand dollars, which has been set apart Dy lIfe
managers to pay the gifts in full, and Will De
held BY the Bank and paid out for thls pur-
pose, and this purpose only, ,.,, ,..,.,.,a,
The party, therefore, who holds the ticket
drawing me capital gilt viii get SIOU,OOO IN
greenbacl1s, and 50 OF the s5V!So sllI, tnG li
% OOO the 81 GO, the $4,000, the 5000, and AL
the other gifts, 1000 In number amounting 10
500 600. g.
n uIshed to those who first apply orders accom-
panied by the money always nav ng prefer
.uce over agents. at the following rates:
Whole tickets, SO; Halves, $, and quarters
s. 50: IL whole tickets for slOG, 30 ior s7OJ, 10
for 81 eco, and 80 for $500 No dlseOuht on
less than slO0 worth of tickets al time
The concert and distribution OF glfts VIII Oe-
GIN at six o'clock on Tuesday morning J Wy E;
in Public Library hall, ana Ine IoitoNlhs W VII
be the order Of proceedings: lSt- Music py OF
chestral band. 2d. Placing OF tagS i9ine ,or @
Of Vi fits in small " heel. 4il Music DH -
trail band. 9Th. Explanatory remarks ~ 70 1ss-
I t0AnF- -
NT1sfc ~ orchestral band. Sth. Drawing OF
last half Of gifts. eth. Placing Of large Hieel &
with tags in hands OF committee apPolntsu OS
audience 10th. Grand orchestral cotleeEl.
THE music on this grand occasion Wi! De tle
hest maj can be procured, and the gentlemen
who count and place the tag anu sIl.s ~ 5 ,IlS
wheels and s1perintend the drawings anu
| Keen the record OF the drawn numbers v IN oe
| Chosen from the best known and most trust
worthy citizens Of the state. All viii os 20
J,I,ISsteJ - 10 be a perfect guaranty against
| complaint from any just source ...,-.
The payment of gifts will begin on SasIurdSS
| III, 10 81 nine O'Clock am Tickets drawing
| ff,sS T1ilSf he presented at Room 4, Public LII
| RraTy- buiiding, where cash checks upon the
| FarI1erS' and Drovers' Bank OF LOUISVILLE, or
| 1is,5t rjroffS upOn the Fourth National Bank
New York at the option of the holder VIII
/ - gfved for the tickets. All gifts not called
| for in six months from the drawing VIII oe
/ tnr1ed over to the Public Library fund.
| For fnll particulars send for circulars.
THOS. 4. BRAALETTE,
louisville. XIV.
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OFEICE DE
MEMPHIS BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS,
No. II MADISON STREET,
MEMPHIS, Tenn. April l.. lS-3.


MEMPHIS BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS
No. II MADISON STREET,
MEMPHIS, TENN., april Il, l5.a.
The attention OF the Merchants Of Memphis
is called 70 the following action Of the Mem
phis Board OF Underwriters, had at the meet
ing of April Is, 1873:
Res0Ired, That the Secretary Of this Board
prepare a circular OF insti uctiOn 70 the Mem
nhiS merchants holding open cargo policies
from the members OF the Board as 70 the
proper steps TO be taken when marine loss
occurs.
In accordance with this resolution, you are
hereby requested end notified NOT TO sign
ANY AVERAGE BOND. or 20 pay any average,
unless approved b. the undersigned or the
company issuing year open policy. The as
signee in all shipm-nrs may, at his discretion,
pay the freight bill and any charges called for
in his bill OF iading, bat the general average
and the average bond should be referred 70
the undersign or the company issuing your
open cargo policy. II the agent or clerk OF
any steamboat refuse TO deliver EOur freight
after you have offered 10 pay the freight and
the charges in the bill OF lading, you VIII
then, WITHOUT DELAY, notify the under
signed or your Insurance company, and they
Will secure the delivery Of the freight aG once
GO. J. MALLORY,
Secretary Mempnis Board Underwriters.
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MRS. LUCETTE MYERS, arrested in
Brooklyn some weeks ago, charged
with the murder Of Goodrich, has been
released from custody, but no attempt
has been made by the New York au-
thorities to clear her character of the
indelible stains they fixed upon 1t.
Why? Because she was poor?
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closet Of Green's room. Wilson's object
undoubtedly was to get hold of the doc
uments I'm the hands Of the inspectors
relating to the foTgeries OF Bidwell in
London. After the first attempt to rob
the trunks of the LOndOners, they re-
moved the papers and kept them about
their persons. The clerk of the bank Of
England has identified Bidwell as the
man who opened the account with the
bank, and English detectives have also
identified him as the noted character.
The Havana authorities have arrested
Wilson on the charge of burglary. The
crime was committed inside the harb0r
Of Havana, and the case is, consequent
ly, under Spanish jurisdiction. The
English detectives and the British con-
sui have completely baffled the efforts Of
BIdwelps friends to obtain his release.
The first Protestant easter ever held
on the shore Of Cuba took place on Sun
day last.
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AS encouragement for the friends of
the commOn-school system in Tennes-
see, we copy from Governor Dix's re-
cent message the statement that New
York expended last year for one million
fifteen thousand common-school schol-
ars, ten million three hundred and
twenty-five thousand six hundred and
ninety dollars and niDety-two cents. If
we paid out in like proportion fer our
children, we would have to raise three
million dollars per snnum for school
pUrBoSps alone.
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DIED.

FISHER Thursday evening" April Htn,
MATTE NJ. youngest daughter Of ThOs. a.
and Annie N. Fisher.
The friends and acquaintance OF tue family
are respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral
from the residence, No. ~ Jones avenue, al
O'Clock this iFRIDAYJ afternoon. Services
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

TE,HF stated communication OF DeSOIO Q
Lodge No. 20, viii be held thtsNfeT
FRIDAY evening, April 18th. az 71</VN
o'clock. Tor dispatch OF busineSs.
All NJ. Ms are fraferuaLy invited.
BY order. BUN. r. PRICE, ". d.
X W SHELTON. Secretary. apis
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Associated Press Reports
naafh of fha NF0fhar a.

Associated Press Reports.l
Death of the Mother of Chief-JuStfee
Nicholson.
NASHVILLE, April 1.-THE mother
of Chief-Justiee A. o. P. Nicholson died
at Columbia, in this State, to-day, aged
ninety.
French Territory Evacuated by Ger
maM Troops.
BERLIN, April 17.-Count Won Arnem,
the German ambassador at Paris, will
be transferred to London, and General
Manteuffel, commanding the German
forces in France, will be his successor,
when the evacuation of French territory
by the German troops will be completed
Engine and Machine Manufacturers.
PHILADELPHIA april 1.-THE ma.
tional association Of engine and machine
manufacturers met this morning. The
president, Harry Blande, was in the
chair. He delivered an address congat
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p. w. SEMFEEs,
10000 Cash Gifts Paid in Full
100000 for Only $40

IHNOUGH Of the 10000 tickets issued for the
II THIRD GRAND GIFT CONCERT, in aid
OF the PuOlic Library of Kentucky, having
been sold 70 insure a full drawing. and tue
wish having been universally expressed that
the 1000 cash sifts offaEed sh-sElid lH n N
mil and paid in full without any scaling
down. as heretofore, the management with
the concurrence Of the trustees, have deter
mined to allow ninety days more Tor the sale
OF the remnant of tickets LEFT on hand. Toe
concert and distribution advertised tor ApTli
Sth is therefore postponed 10 Tuesday July >
IS7S on which day. and no other, they viii
pOsitively ana uuequivOcauy Take place in
Public Library Hall, Louisville, KY.
At this grand concert the following cash
gifts will be distributed by lot and paid III fuli
70 the Lick ket-hnLders who oraW Ilem.
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DISSOLUTION.
DISSOLUTION.

ny tb,. death of Lewis Amis, Jr-, February
Il I. Is7a. the arm OF Fisher, Amls q 90. was
that day dissolved. An parties naving claims
7s,ti.,,,e+f or adjustment, within the time
re91ired BY law; and all parties owing said
arm must come forward and settle, as II Is
. -. V,,oTorfsnt the old business should be
y5,,d m a. soon as pOSSibl i. n. Fisher,
tbe surviving partner, is alone authorized 70
Ta-sint for or settle any claims OF said con-
ce~o He having purchased the stock o. the
Ci5 rua- proposes 10 continue the business at
tbef- place. corner OF Adams and Second
Streets i invite all who may want Marble or
SfOne,xOrk done 70 call and see me, promising
to give them satisfaction
n7hgI TsA. FISHER.
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YOU are hereby ordered 10 attend, in 2
i FATIGUE DRESS. az the EXPOSITION ~
BUILDING, this FRIDAY at > O'clOCk/VN
pm, for drili.
BY command GEO. AIELLERSH, Z e.
T. J. BARCHUs, Recorder. apis
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There We're eleven bids for gold,
amounting to 3, $50, 600 at from SIG Al
to Sis 81 10. The amount 70 be sold
was 81 500, GJO.
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FOR TEXAS.

ON APRIL. 18Th. / LEAVE FOR CAL
u weston, Texas, and in my tour through the
state will visit most Of the principal towns
and attend to any business in that state.
Orders solicited.
J. P. DROHGOOLE,
apl7 No. 3s9 Main Street.
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YOuug Mems Christian Association
READING ROOMS:
No. 10 West Court ST. Rooms 4 and 10,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
OPEN DAILY-FTOm am. TO Il m
From {; 20 6 pm and from to 10 pm.
On sundays from 10 PIN.
The best Periodicals of the Day, IN addltlOh 70
a Large Library, Free 10 AL
OFFICERSs
E. s. Francis, Prest. Dr.sl.E. BraInhal y I; =
W. G. Orgain, Rec. Sec. A. W. NeWsoih' Coi- '7e0'
:. J. Junkiu, Treasurer
Regular business meeting hrst Non1ss Iss1-
in each month. Literary ana SyS-aA - r-s,-ar
cises each succeeding Monday niSnI,. ~ 1,s 3
meeting every Saturday nisnt- bi''0 .oi5
from to 8 PIN. every sunoa9. r.
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-FOUR 400 HUNDRED
BEAUTIFUL
LOTS
TWODAYS PUBLIC SALE
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 6,
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY8.
THE i'DR. B. B. THOMAS"
HOMESTEAD SUBDIFISIOA,
North Memphis and Chelsea.

Sale on the Premises-Highest Bidder.
No s.sham sale" no "by-bidding." Free car
tickets Chelsea street railway free luncheon,
and good one at that. Good location, gOOu
soil, good title; lots ample IN size wide streets
exempt from city taxation.
Terms OF payment liberal in the ext enc
our instructions are simply TO SELL, ana
we intend 10 obey instructions, IL possible.
let everyone call and get handsome Limo
graph Diagram Of this property ana It's sur
TOuudfngS, ana make 3 careful inspection De-
f0rehand and we will be sure Of your presence
az his sale. 49,,
DON'T FORGET-Two days SAFE 6th ana
Sth 80. 4f0 building lots, free ride, free
Iuncif&ree from taxatiOni Thomas sub
divfsfdffs North Memphis.
DOEOHO & BULKLET,
Real Estate Agency. 30 Madison street
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MFMPEITS TENN. FRIDAY, APRIL 1S, 1878
n.a,b or n Gallant onicer.

ulating the members on the fact that
the society has assumed national inn
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EneendIariaIn.

CHICAGO, April IA fire at Plain
field, VIII county, Illinois, on Tuesday
night, entirely destroyed the Plainfield
college. The loss is estimated at ten
thousand dollars; insurance, two thou
sand dollars. The fire is believed to be
the work of an incendiary, there having
been considerable feeling against the To-
cation of the college at Plainfield.
A fire at Duluth, Minnesota, yester-
day, burned five houses, including three
business places. Loss, fifteen thousand
dollars "
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War in Sumatra-Duteh Troops
Repulsed- --latest from the
Wreck of the At
lantic.
Robbery of the English DectiVes,
and Arrest Of the Rob-
berthe Louisiana
Troubles.
Prisoners Rescued from Officers
by Women "Details Of Acei-
dent and Crime from
all Points.



PoTTsvILLE, PA, April l7.-William
Grant. one of the prOpTietnrs of the Plank
Ridge colliery, and Walter Gibbs, the
inside boss, were killed this morning by
falling off the roof of the new slope,
while examining it to see if it was safe.
Jahn Latin and Michael Monaghan,
Iaborers, were injured.
Prisoners Rescued by Women.
ISDIANAPOLIs, April l7.-There was
considerable disturbance at knights
vile this afternoon. About five O'Clock,
while a free fight was in progress, some
arrests were made by two policemen,
when a party of eight or ten women ap-
peared and rescued the prisoners. Fur
ther disturbance is expected tonight.
From the Scene of the Atlantic Disaster.
HALIFAX, April 1.-THE custom au-
thorities are proceeding against thepaT-
ties known to have plundered the At
lantic dead or stolen goods from the
wreck. The Dominion government,
hearing that the White Star line have
not made provision for the burial of the
dead bodies yet to be recovered, has or
dered the collector of customs to attend
to it at public expense.
MID Sentence for "a Brutal Crime.
Fort WAYNE, IND, April 17.-Frank
Swami, who has been on trial before
Judge Breckenridge for assault and bat
terry with intent to commit rape, was
found guilty to-day, and the jury found
q verdict Of Imprisonment in the peni-
tentiary for two years.
The trial of John Plough, ex-trustee OF
Madison township, for embezzling pub-
lie money, is set for next Monday.
Tne Aeheen War.
SINGAPORE, April 1.-THE Acheen
war continues. a second assault was
made with partial success. The Dutch
carried two forts, but were Tepulsed from
the principal fort. They are not be-
seiging the sultan's,palace. The fighting
was desperate. The Dutch commander,
Kohlen, was killed, together with two
hundred men. The Achenese were
badly armed. The Dutch have called
for reinforcements. Great sickness pre-
walls in their ranks. The pepper ports
are blockaded.
FuPendEarisIn.
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Railroad Aid Refused.

DAYTON, OHIO, April 1.-THE people
of Dayton refused to-day, by vote OF
four hundred and thirty majority, to
loan her credit for one hundred and
eighty thousand dollars to help build the
saltwater Valley railroad. The voters
were afraid it would interfere with the
coal-rOad to southern Ohio. The total
vote was about two thousand less than
usual.
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PEACEFUL REVOLUTION.
Statement Of the Louisiana Case-Clear,
Full and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Adopted.
A Protest 70 be Read by Every Citizen
OF the UnioB-The UsurpatiOns
OF Grants Man.
Kellogg and his Negro FeliOW-LabOrers
The People OF Louisiana WIZ
Not Support Them.

On Monday last the people of New
Orleans and the leading men of Louisi-
ana held large mass-meeting in New
Orleans, at which speeches were made,
mildly and temperately setting forth the
grievances Of the people under the kel-
logg government. TWAS in all respects
a representative gathering, which it was
intended. should, and We believe will
have its influence on the coun-
try. The Picdy1r2e, from which we
copy the following preamble and
resolutions passed on the occa-
sion, says Of it editorially: " We
know that So far as usurpeTs, and their
aiders and abettors by ever-during ac-
quieseenee, are concerned, it is very use
less TO expose the usurpatiOn. The COM
plants of q robbers victim produce
only irritation in the robbeT. The thing
is done! What dullard not to accept
the situation-a regular Bourbon, who
talks of his right to his property, as il
he would defeat progress and make the
world stand still. But although progress
with villains is villainy, yet, by expos
ing this sort of progress, a counter prog
ress might arise which may sweep away
the villains with their villainy, and
again restore in the government of the
country the ascendancy of Justice and
liberty"
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SALT LAKE, April l7.--Colonel VIM.
Chaplin, former commander OF the tourth
and twenty-thiTd Michigan infantry, a
gallant officer during the war. died last
night at ST. Marks hospital, OF linger-
ing disease, and will be temporarily
buried tomorrow, to await the action Of
his friends in Detroit.
Death Of an Old Nashville Journalist.
NASHVILLE, April 17.-William Hen
nv Smith, agent of the western asso-
ciated press at Nashville. and an old
Journalist of this city, died this morning
at five o'clock, after a protracted illness.
He was formerly editor of the Hunts
vile AdUocdte, Nashville Gazette,
Nashville Banner and Nashville Patriot,
and during the war editor Of the Nash
uilla TEnin1
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RECEIVER'S SALE
Of
BANKING HOUSE and LOT

TRFZEVANT & CO., AuetiOneers.
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ms i % IULIItl INT -
and DrOvers' Bauk, for the credil o. tae 11lIiu
Grand GffT Concert for the benefit OF the Pub
lie library of Kentucky, fVe hundred thou
sand dollars, which has been set apart by the
managers to pay the gifts in full, and viii be
heid bv the Bank and paid ont for this pur-
> sn.s raarNr
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-09-11
Shooting ARRAY at Fairplay.

The usually quite village at Fair
play was somewhat excited over a
case OF shooting, which occurred in
that place, on Tuesday, Sept, %.
The facts, as near as we can CLEAN
them are as follows John James
and Il. Iverson were partners in the
blacksmithing business. lverson
boarded with James, but Mrs. ]. be-
ing absent, they were keeping bach"
Iverson had boen to Dubuque where
he had filed himself with Iowa whis
key, and returned home oonsidera>
bly, under the influence of the fluid.
James was preparing the evening
meal, and Iverson was making a
good deal Of trouble, as well as un-
necessary noise, which so irritated
James that be seized shot gun with
the intention Of shooting his partner
an apprentice, named Forey, took
the gun away, but James procured
another and lodged its contents in
the breast of Iverson. James was
arrested and is now lying in jail
awaiting the result of VERSIONS
wounds.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-09-11

S@-Any person desiring to have 0
Grange 10 his or her neighborhood
can easily do so by securing the
names Of any number of persons not
less than 13 or more than 80, one
third of whom must be females,
pledged to pay the legal fee of char
ter members that is, $500 foI
males aud so cents for females, at
the time of organization, and then
send to the nearest Deputy, or any
State officer of the order, to open
the Grange. Iavite none but IN.
doubted farmers and members OF
their families to join, asthis is strict
ly a farmers organization.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-09-11

SHOT GUN AcCIDENT.-Last Thurs
day afternoon while Mr. r. K. Muir
ply went out cunning be endeavored
to loan one barrel of his gun, when
the other accidentlY went off, the
charge passing through and taking of
the thumb and first finger of his
right hand. He was attended by Dr..
Clarke, who dressed the wound in a
skilliul manner. The accident to Mr..
Murphey was exceedingly unfortunate
in affecting his accustomed avocation.
We admonish sportsmen to take
warning by Mr.. Ms mishap.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-09-11

HG- The new counterfeit $500 green
back is pronounced by experts to be
one of the most dan gerous that has
ever been put in circulation. The
back of the bill is rather more hashy
than the genuine bill, and the green
of the engraving runs slightly into
the lines which should be perfectly
white These were the only differ
ent noted. The paper is exactly the
same as the genuine, and no expert
could detect any difference what
ever in the material.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-09-11

THE ALDINE Nothing finer has
vel been produced in this country IN
the form OF q magazine .han tho Sep
tember Aldiue. Europe and Amer
lca have been laid under contribution
TO furnish the most msrveIlouslyb beau
tiful pictures which the best artists
can produce. Mr.. A. +. Bunner has
series Of three magnificent views
in the Rocky Mountains, made ex-
pressly for The Aldine. La these
days OF Yellowstone expeditions and
excursions to this famous region,
these pictures possess unusual inter
est A full-page view of Clear Creek
Canon, Rocky Mountains, opens up
the wonderful grandeur OF those hid :
den soitudes in way to make them
seem real; a large picture ofthe Snowy
Range OF the Sierra Madre is wild,
gloomy, and grand, while sketch
OF the interior of the Rocky Noun
tains, gives one the impression that
all me world is made OF mountains
The departments of Music. Art and
Literature, are each well filed with
good solid reading matter, fully main
tanning the hign reputation The AL
dine has long since earned. Sub.
scription price So 90, including Chro.
mos "Village Belle"and Crossing the
Moor" James Sutton & Co, publish
ers' 5s Maiden Lane, n. Y.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-09-11

f@- John Schreiner. of the firm oil
Nathan, Schreiner DC Co.: has been in
New York city and will remain one
week more, buying large stock Of
Fall and Winter Goods, This nam.
moth stock will be opened in eight
or ten days, for the inspection of the
public It will be to the interest of
purchasers to examine this stock be.
fore buying elsewhere.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-09-11
Farm for Sale.

The undersigned will sell his Farm of 200 acres In
the Town of Milvile about miles south the WILL
age loo acres we'll fenced and in high state
cultivation, good bearing orchard and five living
springs on the land one spring within four rods
the house, one 40 has spring creek running
one corner with good mill seat it, and about 30
acres OF permanent valley meadow. There is frame
dwelling house and frame barn, with sheds, and
plenty of timber for all necessary purposes, and a
FIST rate cattle range The price per acre IL $I26O
For terms and particulars, address,
r. X. SPRAGGoN.
lift Inns Mlville, Wis.