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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-23


in detail some economical improvement
of tho same as q public square, with es-
Inmates of the cost Of each part of such
improvement.
VARIOUS MATTERS.
The president said he had received the
resignation of Mr.. Kerse as q member of
the committee on streets, and had ap-
pointed Mr.. Metzger in his place.
The petition of the Gesangverein Vir-
ginia for the privilege of running trains to
and from the Fair Grounds on Tuesday
next was granted.
The petition of the colored volunteers
for permission to keep train of passenger
cars, without locomotive, in Broad street
previous to their departure for Washington,
on 9Th October next, was also granted.
| The construction of culvert on Twen-
ty-fourth street, to cost $3.50, was author
ized.
A committee was appointed to recon-
slider the propriety of erecting a market
house in Clay ward. Committee: Messrs.
Newberry, Starke, Euker, William English
and Williams.
a resolution was adopted authorizing
the Marshall ward club to erect club
house on part of Marshall Park.
| A petition TO extend the gas pipe OF
Cary street from Adams to Madison was
granted, the cost being estimated at $500
The reinstatement of the petition, plans
&C., relative to the proposed Marshall ware
market was authorized R,
/ A resolution was adopted directing in
quiry to be made what legislation is neces
sary to compel the Richmond railway com
| pany to exclude drunken persons from thei
cars.
4 Various petitions were presented and re
ferred to the appropriate committees.
The council, at S:l5 p. M, adjourned.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-23

The ordinance reported at the last meet
ing requiring persons who apply for an ex-
tension of gas mains to pledge themselves
to use the gas on their premises was con-
sidered, and after explanation by Mr.. Hg-
gins, was adopted.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-23

Has fresh liquid gas for PAINLESS EX-
TRACTION Of teeth. Having best materials,
ample facilities and 20 years experience, is pre-
pared TO gently and thoroughly Fill, Cleanse.
insert artificial ones on any. material desired.
All work warranted, myl-6m
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-04-29
Breedin Hogs.

The following L. che substance %.
Il, Illinois STATE Swine Breeders A,
quotation:
/. The lower the price of pork lh
greater the need for growing ther
breeds from which the product ca,
DC most cheapIy mad ID "rerel
= piic"~ snnuiu me It
improve the stock.
IUAvOld puseIbtt detcrOvattait.
~ Is best TO preserve the distlho'
breeds pure.
3 Before narrowing, give sOwA
such food az will incte Tho secreiion
f milk. AT er farrowIug, fee.
'gh'tJ at frss, increasing the quau-
,ty carefully up 60 the tut supply
reach the pigs TO eat as soon as p f.
Rible.
4 After weaving, tn, pigs shouIo
nave the best of care. Mix. WIZ
oats and corn grounI together, is ex
9eilent TODD, in proper quantity.
Plenty Of exercise is indispensable 10
health.
5. Market at nine to fourteen
months old tor profit.
s. 1t was thought best not to en-.
courage the breeding of pure bred
animals tor general pork makIng !;
Aat il, 1t is not ne essary 10 confin,
it TO any pure breed TO insure success,
nut t5at the making Of pure oreyde
hIS purpose has, in the main, CIV.
very sauNtactory results
z. Ground or cooked food wall,
ler p"uud, make more porK than uu
foreground or uncoOked, but il doe
cot follow that, uOder all circumstan
res, il is most profitable TO grind g,
cook IL. This will depend on tn
price of grain, the expense OF grind
ing and cooking, and the feeding
Each farmer must decide the Ques
tion for himself, and by his own sur
roundings. 1t is better to shell and
soak corn than TO feed it 10 the ear.
8 Most diseases among animals
are attributed to want Of Judgment
and care in their man 'gsment. All
remedies tor diseasrs which prevail
cd in 1871 failed. Kill The sick hog,
d tind out, il possible, why they b.
smo 40. aud tn n apply he remed,
10 the c. use. The style OF architect.
ure although 10 be regarde il %"
the most important part in pig
gerry. A pen well covered with h
coarse, wild hay, and kept clean.
where the pigs are regularly fed and
watered, is all that Is Indispensable
10 success.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-04-29
Points of A Good Cow.

The Ne,g England Farmer enumer
s'es these Sc the 'polnls" or qualities
IA good COW:
Age "A COW is al her best
when from 4 20 s years old. The
BEST time TO buy 10 after her second
or third calf
2. MIR Veins These run down
The sides toward the udder Wien
OF visible they can be tt WIN .
hand urless he anlmd i very ia
3 The Udier ! ~ nd be
broad. ~ j3cIng behind ~ EGG and
extending we'll forward under the
belly. II should be soft aud thin TO
he touch. freshness and thickness
are not favorable signs The full
number OF four teaLs ia important.
O0e less than this mans quarter
less milk. tor the udd is divided 10.
10 four separate compartments or gil
ands Ia the best mIlkers the teats
81 nd well apart, aae uniform in size,
and point downward and outward.
(. Coat. The skin should be- soft
and the hair smooth.
S Temper. - Large. clear eyes in
dictate quiet disposition, which is
favorable to the secretion
and yield of milk. The general APP
of contentment which q
thoroughly good mixer has, is very
strong point 10 her favor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-04-29
Proportion of Cream.


Few persoDs are aware, probably,
Ut the extent to which the percent-
age OF cr,am is Influenced by the
condition OF the COW. IL is curious
tact that any excitement To which
The animal is subjected causes q very
large lose OF Team the mix Az
he Barre meeting Of The Mess. State
Board, DR.. SturtevanL OF South Far
miDgham, said "Under the same
iced, and under the same circum-
stances, the same COW gave, one day
aine and bait per cent. OF cream
and another day eighteen per cent.
II cream" rhereupon Mr. Lewle,
Al old and experienced dairy man,
said: l can tell bigger story than
hat. have taken good deal vi
pains TO test the vaIue OF my mix
hat l have worked inIo cheese. |
nave graduated glasses Tor the pur-
pose, and have found cow wnost
aniform percentage Of cream is eigh-
.een per cent. reduced TO six III
swelve hours-not from any change
# food but from a little exc temenl
You gentlemen who make butter bt
careful TO adopt my advice and Isl
ways treat your COW kindly ana
never get her excited, because every
ounce OF excl ement will take from
der milk one per cent. OF cream
nave Hnown a COW abused by furl-
Que, brutal mixer, aud the percent
rye Of her cream went down ONT
half. 1t is astonishing what an Of
feet excitement has on the percent
age of cream in the milk that COW
> oduces You will be astonished u
you make the test, and make il care
uliy. l nave known u COW, excited
from natural causes, TO drop in hsr
percentages Of cream in ner milt
from fourteen TO Six per cent !,
welve hours. So would again IL
peat, whoever abuses his COW knock
out of his milk q large percentage oi
he cream"
Ii with readily be seen how impor
ant IT 10 to keep the cow quiet ana
Tree from fright and excitement. Tn,
worry by dogs, the hurrsying ana
IsIloing Of boys, when driving III,
COWS home from pasture, the kick
Jug and pounding OF an angry mnk
'r, or any similar excitement will bt
'ure TO reduce the quality of the
milk TO the extent of several pc,
sent OF the cream. The fact Is To
we'll sttested by careful and experl.
need dairy men to admit VI doub;
aud the first object OF concern wifi
he butter dairymen, especially
shonld be to see that his cows ar,
treated with the utmost gentlenes,
all the time. The boys who driv,
the COWS home will make q note OF
Ibis, and whom the spring comes an
he cows go cut jurl mark what "
~. Mas. Pi0ughmaR
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-04-29
The HEkAL
The Dairy Business Of Wisconsin.


The Jefferson CoEaty Union, the or.
gan Of the dairy interests Of this
etate-one ofthe most thriving and
promising agricultural. Interests oi
the state says;
The advocates Of dairying can Ger.
tAinly point to their own particular
branch Of far ming as being more sta
bio and reliable than any other, 81
the same timeit possesses . wonder.
fal degre of eIAsIicisy. For yeare
Ns have heard the oft repeated
statement, that every body was GO
ing into dairyiDg. and soon the bust.
ness would prove unremunerative
like everything else that is over
doae."
Yet that evil day seems mos
strangely deferred. The ayerag,
price Of cheese in Wisconsin taking
the last ten years as q whole, hae
been over I6 CITE. pei ID Owing I,
tho croWding of the market during
the summer months lower rates arr
received; but every spring witnesses
retnrn 10 high prices, showing
thst tie amount manufactured hae
failed TO supply the actual demand
The present state Of the New Yors
market il indicative of the fact tina
our dairymen need not feel appre-
hensive Of OVERRIDING the business for
years to come. Fine cheese (and -
rule il is the fault of the maker II
any other is produced) readily COM
nande IL cents pound. having srl
as high as Is cents. The table gu"
tations from England tor America
cheese range ~ about 70 shilling.
sterling. ThiS 10 about the figure the
market reached last year at this time,
aud this in spite Of the fact Of a
largely increasing production, during
she past year, especially in the west
err states. We see no reason for
encouragement. The market viii
evidently be cleared when the new
cheese appears Those faetories
make the most money which @, m>
mence early and hold on late. No.
particularly because they make The
the best cheese, but for the reason
that early and late cheese brings TIT
highest price: With the increased
knowledge Of the demands Of the "a
rious markets gaiT ed from past expt
rience, with new and increased tacl =
tiles for marketing and transporta
ton, together with higher anO
more exaoting standard Of excellence
in manufacturing, we think Wiscon-
sin darymen have every reason to
feel encouraged with the present
outlook.
Tn, .sma authority says:
w 04v' Hr.a s"rr.tutly soiici g..
10 furnish l- ma're OF machner,
and Supplies 200 "srl ~ ,qulp
factory having ths mix OF 300 cows
end have concluded 10 publish suc,.
an etima,e for the information -
thoss VINO may Dc ABOUT TO cree
new factories.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-04-29
WIDE CULTURE OF ASPARAGUS :

" t0H 'FUAIGnE Os APPARATUS -
The Hort'cW turiSt SAYS: Htner,.
our lam .1'tH - - ~"d ~.
small ,lin"e Cn the asparagus . =,
Tho p'tn n' ~ laly p"er pr 49,
tbs row, and no beds haze n. Q" I'm,
ited 70 ab ut Fix aud aud fourteen h.
feet. TOE new variety -Corover 6
Colossal o. has, with It's iutroduolun
also brought new system of culture.
via wide planting. The originator
now pats his plants four and one
half by four feet, and grows entirely
in hills By this method large shoots
are obtained, and more shoots from
every hill, 40 that in the end the cul-
Iure - much eEeier; the produces lr
fully "a ampls but being Of larger
size the PrudJs are far greater Tnr
roots O. the Colossal will grow in one
senson, from seed TO The length OF
49, ahd Hsif $50 thr e .eN Ifw
~,r ~ plant them wo toei apa scs
even three, would they not overir,
each other, and in tine, 81 they e.
lsrg"d year after year gguid not ID,
grnuod bee ms one entire network
vt roots, sucking aud robbing one all
other as much as possi6leS But, il
the plants are put ~ right distances
apart-saY four feet-each plant
forms hill by itself, controlling ex-
elusly " ~ m ri;inn lmmediatel,
around su3 q. act ' have d greater
suoc"Ss aoi tsr more permanent
plantations III n. a. vegetable.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-04-29

Thanking the Farmers. and the pablicgenefstss ieI
the very liberal patronage bestowtdOn during pal
years, lhope by strict attention to business 50 merit
continuance Of the same. My stock of eyergrsep
trees 10 ow large, and ig rate IN every respect soms
thousands OF the largesi having been four time
planted all above IS inches twice trahsplantrd Tbs@
are hence in good condition To ant Out permanently
viii sell then Mt price, TO suit tim. and eualie
farmers 20 ant IN large quantities. for shelter 10 thf
bui o. gs, cattle yard, Orchards &C and when hey
attain got size, most OF the varieties vi nDske
good lumber for fencing and build purposes The
European iHrch Il very valuable tor these purpases
II is OF rapid growth and OF the most durable
OF timber and We worth the attention OF lard owners
particularly those having brukcL iaud such re-
vine. OF othrrwie not adapted ~ farming purpose
10 plant such land with Forest Trets the iIubtf 81
which would b. most valuable for fencing building
purposss Price liets aad all other for
nation furnished o. application, Address
ROBERT PRINGLE
Sin2 Bsetowu Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-04-29
Sheriif'S Sale. - HaCkiey Ell al.

LTArR on WISCONSIN, Circuit Court ia and Il.
y Grant county. So Grant County
Hugh A. Moore Pm reTsuS Mile Hack.ey and Calvin :
naeklry her husband. Willie Hamiet Marcus Ham
let and Lanra a. Ham ~ infant heirs o. Ebert Lam
iet dec, ssed and Herman AIT, defencants
By virtue of iudgmen. Of foreclosure and orde, OF
>&ta made and rendered in said action at the Marc
term, 1873. OF the Circuit Court Of Grant Countv
state of wiecensin; will on the tenth dav Of NJ
a. d. 1873, at the hour Of one O'Clock In ia
afternoon at the front door Of the court house III
village Lancaster. in said Grant county Wisconsin
'eil 20 the highest and best bidder II
ash the following described real estate to-wi
h. south east quarter the North east quart T a,
nsnurth half Of the south east Of section hi,
" TX t5ol township i've % nnrth OF range the
y west situated In Grant county wisconsin Sal,
sale will b. made TO SATISFY sand Judgment fntsres,
costs thereon and costs accrung.
TERRENCE CARRIER
Sheriff, Grant County, Wis.
Bushnell * Clark, Pih ATTY
Lancaster March "a, 1873 awe
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-04-29
SheriG's saIe-CrubAugh ct al.

~ ate Of Wisconsin, - In Circuit Court in and
- County Of irant for Grant County.
Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale
]. Allen Barber. Pre-, against John +. Crnbaugh and
Mary Jane Crubaugh dfts
By virtue Of a Judgment Of foreclosure and sale
made and rendered in the above entitled action March
~, 1873 directing and ordering that sale be made of
the mortgaged nremises therein mention ID aud des-
crtbsd viz The west half OF the suuth west quartz
OF section Thirteen SD and the south east of
the south east quarter Of section fourteen anu the north
eastquater OF the northeasiquarter OF section twenty
three oil In town six north FRANCE fve,west in @ ant
Ooanty, Wisconsin ; l viii the fifteenth day of
Nay, 1873, Nc the hour Of o'clock in the after.
noon, At the front door OF the conrt house in the vii
age OF Lancaster in Grant county, Wis onsin sell
said described lands and premises much there
Of as may be necessary 10 the aud best bidder
for cash. to satisfy said judgment interest thereon
and costs of sale. TERRENCE CARkIER.
Sheriff, Grant county, Wis.
Geo Clementson PlFs Atty.
Lancaster, March 2S, 1873. Avn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-04-29
Administrators Sale,

SrATE ov wisooNnS. :, In Probate Grant County
- County Of Grant Court
In the matter Of the estate Of AbRer Noses deceas.
cd
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and in pursu
OF order of License made in said matter, on
the ninth day of April, A. D., 1873, by the County
court OF sail County the undersigned. administrator
Of the estate Of said deceased WILL the tenth day
May, 1873 1T one O'Clock ia the afternoon of said day
~ the dwelling house the premises 20 be sold, in
the town Of Eenboro, offer for sae at public vendue
the following described lands, 10 wit:
The east half OF the south quarter and the west
half Of the south east quarter of ion twentyons
aud the north quarter of the northwest quarter
OF section twenty-eght all in township four north of
nge two, west sitaatedin Grant County Wisconsin.
Terms OF sale-ons third cash down, oue-third nine
months credit and the balance in Is months with ten
per cent interest deferred payments and deferred
payments secured by mortgage the premises sold.
46tf ALFRED MOSES
Lancaster, Wis, April 2, 1873. Admir-,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-04-29

60 The total agricultural prod a OF.
ion ot Crest Britain is estimated Al
OIL 000 OO0, O0o. showing 9 general
VIZ Id from tue 50. 900 600 nf acres an.
der cultivation Of only ego per acre
thus thsTe is still hope for the Amer
lean farmer that be may one day ocs
cupy the high position now claimed
Cor bis British brethren and 10 long
or be- held Up ~ the frish fui zam
pie of she world, because be only pro.
duces e13 worth from each acre in IA
oouatry where the money vslue 10
nuos less thsa il England.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-04-29

eA-A New Ham yshire farmer of
experience declares ni- bt'i { hat
cattle which is intended To fat,sb
should never be permitted to run at
large, not even in open yards, be-
cause TINS exposed only part of
their droppings can be saved, owing
the action Of air and rain 1 il wis.,
er TO oonfne them in close, DAT we'll
ventilated and roomy, stahle-.
The bedding should be abundant and
deep, 40 It will add TO the comfort Of
the animal and absorb the lieu drop
pings. The same might DO said OF eli
stock kept on farm, though their
manure is less valuable. Manure 10
tbs greas object, aud uone OF il
should be lost. When we come To
have better fsrmiug-that is. when
the land grows richer instead of
poorer more care will be taken in
this matter aud less money will be-
paid tIr artificial fertilizers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-04-29
Commissioners NOtice-Ramsey.
rrArs OF WIscorsIN. D

NTATE OF WISCONSIN,, L. Probate 0fice
y Grant County. - Lancaster, Jan 20, 1878.
we the Subscribers, having been appointed ard com.
mission by the ouuy Court OF the county II Grant
COMMISSIONERS toreceiye examine and ADJUST all claims
aud demands Of ell persons against the estate of Robert
Ramsey te of the town OF Glen Haven in said county,
receased and slso all claims and demands exhibited
Offset thereto, ix months from the tenth day 81 March
a D. 1873, being allowed by said Court for that pur-
poss we do therefore hereby give notice that will
attend 20 the duties Of said appointment at the
house Of VIM n Ramsey in the town Of Glen Haven on
the 9th day Of May, and the 10th day Of September
from O'Clock A. NJ, until o'clock 2. NJ, on each
of said days.
LUTHER BASFORD.
JAMES ORR,
VIM, CURTIS,
A5w3 Commission ore
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-04-29
Commissioners NOIlce-0.Rrien.

- TATE Oh WISCONSIN, a. Ia Probate
Grant County Grant cunt, Cou,
In the matter oithe estate ofMchel URren dec, a.
ed
We, the subscribers being appointed by tho Copnfy
Court Of the county of GRANT commissioners to receive
examine AID adjust all claims aad demands Of an pa
sons against the estate Of Michel Brien, late Of
county OF Grant, deceased anu also all claims aud
demands exhibited ia Offset IN 'roto and six months
from he 29th day Of March iast being allowca bv said
court tOrthat purpose We do therefore, hereby give
notice that viii attend to the business of our said
appointment at the Office of the county Judge In the
village Of Lancaster in Grant County and State OF Wis
consn oa the third Monday l6th day OF June and OF
the hith Monday (2Sth day Of September 1873 from
nine O'Clock A. ~ until four o'clock P NJ on each Of
seid deys. RICHARD MEYER
DAVID scHREINRR,
=. II. PARSONS,
45wl Commissioners
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-04-29
Summons Robinson.

>SrATEoR WISCONSIN,, Circuit Court in and for
Grant County, Grant County.
Harriet 'bnson, Plaintiff usrstss Frank Robinson De
PENDANT. Action for Divorce.
me aeteof Wisconsin TO the defesdant here NAMED
fou are hereby summoned and required TO answer
the complaint Ia this action which on file the
NICE OF the Clerk of the Circuit Court Of said county
al the court house IN tho village of Lancaster
IN said county, and TO serve COPY of
your answer 10 said complaint the subscriber.
u his ONCE 10 the village OF Lancaster Grant County
WIS., within 20 days after the service hereof exclusive
OF the day OF such service; and II you fail TO answ,
the said complaint within the time aforesaid tn
Plaintih IN this action will apply the court for ~
reiet demanded in the complaint A. P. THOMPSON
PlfIs Attorney
Dateu Lancaster, March is, 1873. 45wG
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-04-29

&C., Never set more than fftesn
Eggs, no mstter now large the b
Some seb MS ~ten-ar We've, out uo-
de. ordinary fowls thirteer or fifteen
will hatch as readily as 3 less num-
Der, though more are Q waste.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-04-29
Sher.ff'S Sale-BreWer el al.

SrATE OF WIscoi IN, "a Circuit Court In and for
, county OF IRA u. Grant County.
judgment Of foreclosure and sale
Ebeneser }. Beach, P'if against Richard Brewer ST.
Richard Brewer Junior john n. Daniels and Elias
Pinch, defenden;s.
By virtue Of Judgment of Foreclosure and order OF
made and rendered in the above entitled action
on the sixth day of March 1873. directing that sale
BE- made OF the mortgaged premises therein mentioned
and described rs follows, to-wit: The southeast
quarter Ofsecti twelve 2 and ths south west quar-
Ter Of the southwest quarter OF section twelve 2J in
tOwn nve 10 porth Of IA GO four a. west and the
south half Of south we quarter OF the south west
quarter of section sig in town north of range ia ~
west, in Grant County, Wisconsin. will ON the III
zenith day Of May. A. d. 1879, at the pour Of "a.
o'clock in the afternoon, at the front door OF a.
court house. in the village of Lancaster Grant couh
ty Wisconsin, sell said described gagged Ian Is anu
premises to the CHEST and best bidder for cash. TO
satisfy said judgment interest thereon and costs Of
sale. TERRENCE CARRIER
Sheriff of Grant comfy, Wis.
Geo. Clementson, Pl'fs Atty
Dated March 70 a. 1878. Iaw7
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-04-29

c's g j., t.rego. x esAma,,
a a# "A L IN wat 10 amAt
I,tmas IS using but one vat.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-04-29
vi age OF B1seoIsl.
BriadIt,'s ADDITION to Fiiiage Of Boseobel

BriadIsy'' addition to village Of SoseObel
lo's q . errrS To- ock ~
lots s. &c TX s toto a
Eatbf1's addition 10 Me y,llaze n Boscobel.
1850 nik2
PSrssr's AddttiOn 60 Tillags Of Boseobsl
lois 3 blk 10 lot Z biz 81
Sectors AdGtien to RsscoEsl
lots 0 and 10 Blk lots Gil bk2
iot2 slk2
lots 3A61213la
10 bk2
8rOasss A6Sitssn TO Rsecobsl.
lots 4567 BLK 2 lotl blk4
lots $40 blks
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Eeaal Notices.
Sheriff's Sale-aalker ct al

SIArE OF Wisconsin In Circuit Court in and for
~ County Of Grant, Grant County. Wisconsin.
Judgment Of foreclosure and sale
j. Allen Barber aud Geo. u HaEeItsn, Pf6s against
Manning II. Waiksf. Harriet r. Walker. Levi dui
ford and Winfield 8. Aldrich, Dfts.
By virtue ola judgment Of foreclosure and order Of
sale rendered and made In tue above entitled action
on the sth day Of March, 1878, directing that sale
the N ~ gagged premises therein mentioned aud des.
cribed via The south east quarter u section twesty
three ,2a), town a. north OF rsnge three "a
west, and the southwest guar OF ths south Sest
quarter OF section twenty four (24) town seven III
north OF range three 80, west, In Giant County Wiz
consin 1 will on the nttesnth day OF Stay. 1873,
a. one O'Clock, p ~ at the front door of the court
mouse, in she village OF Lancaster, Grant County,
Wisconsin, sell said described mort gagged land TO the
highest bidder for cash. satisfy said Judgment int r.
eat thereon add costs Of sale. CARkIER.
Sheriff Grant county. Wis.
Geo. Clementson, prfIs atty.
Dated at Lancaster, March Is. 1873. 45w6