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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-29

RUNAWAY AND ACCTuENT.-Yestp even
ING while MI. W. H. Bennett, with hls wife sn1
Misses Fanny Bennett and Helen Holland were
proceeding IN a carriage down 18th street and
Psnnsylyaula avenue, they met the procession
OF Tie Knights Of St.Augu=tiDe, aud the music
Of the band caused the horses attached to the
carriage 70 become frightened AMI start Of at
rapid speed. and before they CsuId be checked
came IN contact with tree-b0X in front of Mr.
Browns ONCE, on the corner Of 18th street and
New Ork avenue, upSetting the carriage and
throwing out the occupants, bTUsing the ladies
WHO were removed to ThOmpsOn's drug 81 pre-
and DR.. Howard applied the necessary rem
edtSS- The driver, VIM. McCabe. he'd his right
leg broken, and was also injured about the
head. He was removed n his home on Penn
svlyania avenue, near 18th street, where tn
limb vas set.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-29
THE GREAT
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT
EEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER
GOODS BETTER THAN KyER
NOW Is TIRE TINE TO BUY

Here are few OF tie bargains offered Born
snu Girls' Meriso Embroidered Caps end Holds,
and HerinO EreI Oh Hoods, land INIT ZsPhyr D o.
and HCCCs, Hand kuIt eAcques, 81: SIX aud S. Ia
Quilted Hoods. very me, g 81 and -; IBfauts' Ne
TlnO ClCaBs, s.; Chiicrgne, Misses and Lads Leg
EiEs' Sc. ana 81; Ladies hue heEino Vests AID
Drawers, 81; Gents heayy Merfno Shirts. sos. su4
81; Ladies' Heavy and Fine fUll regular Hose,
three pair fer 81, Mems super stout British Sock-
% ana 81 sc; Large White Chinese SilK HR1dksr-
chiefs o1ly Sl Small de-. DO, Soc, very ch zap: La
Dies and Gents Hemstitched ard Hemmed Linsn
White Shirts only !; Large size rne Linen Din er
Napkins, ) pey dozen; Turkey Red Fruit Napkins,
81 per dozen; ChiidTeDs' and Ladiesi FAncy Wool
extra long Hose, Is 10 Coo. pair; Ladies fine White
hubias, 81; very handsome six and VI col Em.
broiceTed Slipper Patterns only 81; VERY su psrf Or
Kid Gloves for meu and lsdiss, Latest sfyIes al
colors, NJ and 81 81; Ladies' Dogskin Gsuntiets
81; six nDe Ivory Handle Table ana Dessert
KNIVES only 20, SIX solid steel full Silver Pla ed
Dessert or Table Knives. 81 per set; six Table
spoons or torks, warranted plated on White Metal,
%; six esspooEs, warranted plated on White
Meal. 81; three AID hve bottle Csstors nj: fine
ditto, 81; best Butter Knives. soc Napkin Rings
beet plate, SOC solid silver ditto, al; nae Hair AMI
Clothes Brushes &c, Soc. and 81 Rubber Dressing
Combs, 25c., SOC. and 81: Oval French plate Mr..
rors, 81; Bill Books and Wallets, 2Sc. to Sl Pic
sere Fsnes IN large variety 2ss up TO e2 Brsck-
shelves, Tables, Hatrscks, 81; ten pin Diamond
Hatrscks, S1sc file RsZors and Pocket Knives
81; Werk Baskets from 25c up to 81; Wsshstsnds.
81 Lsnch Baskets. Is and SOC; Shawl straps, Is
ms9ts frsn 2se; Up 70 81; hne Chromos in immense
1t is impossible to enumerste and describe the
thousands OF articles Come and see fer yourself.
No trouble to show goods. Three floors of my large
establishment are packed with goods to the ceiling
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-29

Troy ETIRSSR LAMBERT will give two free
lectures on the art OF speaking French apeutlv-
to-HoiT0w, tFriday,) az II 90 a M, also at %.
NJ, 81 AaTini's Hall. Ladies will 10 we'll to
niteno a. nis system Is Endorsed by the b CHEST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-29

CONFINEMENT anu happiness reign in all
households where DoOley's Yeast Powder is
used. Try il. Your grocer has il,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-29

TOrRNAMESTs-TheS Southern MARYLAND AND
District OF Columbia 4 gricultural Society will
hold grand tournament and ball on the fair
grounds Of the society AT Wilson's station np
the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad to-mOr-
row afternoon, connecting st p 50 O'clock for
which extensive arrangements have been ma ie
The knights will contend TOR two prizes OF e0uat
value-tEO gold watches. A grand ball viii
rske place in the evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-29

How A BALTIMORE DIsTILLER DID 1.-THE
employees in Hopkins pickle packing establish
meBt, IN lonkers, found q large tin can yester-
day in a srrel that had been bought from s.
Baltimore Gistillery. 1t had a spout running TO
the buDg hole, and the pickle packers Thought
that il was an internal machine. It was an In
genlogs Continuance 70 make four gallons of
whisky I'LL BARELY z. San, Oct. 2s.
1Terrible forest fires are raging in the vi.
entity Of New Castle, Indiana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-29
1874 CLOTHE.TG! 1878
FALL AND WIN TER
The LARGEST AxsORTMENr
Fall and Winter Clothing,
MENs', YOUTHS AND BOYS,
EVER OFFERED BEFORE
BEAD THE FOLLOWING /:

a splendid line Of Diagonal, Basket, and Worstsd
Double-breasted English square FROOK GOATS,
with Vests to match, at Ia, SIS, SIS, o2o and s
for gentlemen; BUsf NESS SCITSfor as. : 10. SIs'
SIS, BIS and $40; and DRESS SUITS at SI5, Sl8;
S2O, SIS and $50; q magnificent line of OVER,
CoAfs, including very genteel Uvercoat fer as
q handsome Melton Overcoat for a., q fine w hit.
ney Oyercost for S8, and an elegant OhinchIIIa
Overcost for 81 land S12; Black, Blue and Bro En
Beaver Oyercosts at ~ and SIS; ne English ar.
seys, fu Blue, Brown, Drab and Smoke color, ali
very handsomely trimmed and lined, at SlS; yery
nne Astracsn Beaver 0verCoats at 90 and Is.
and many other styles. For Youths splendid ii ne
OF Business Suits from 81 to Sl5; Youths' Ore .
snfts from Is to $40 snd e25 Boys Suits in gre 4
variety, from IS to Ga Business Pants from "a 70
81, and me Dress DoeskIn and Fancy Cass me Il
Pants at prices ranging from a. 50 to SO. A bea
tfui line OF Children's Suits and Oyercosts.
urge careful inspection OF my goods before
Chasing elsewhere. assuring the public that
never before have had such q variety Of Gar.
menls TO please all tastes and desires, TO
accommodate all purses, or to give
such entire satisfaction.
A. 9TEAUS.
loll PENNsYLvANIA AvlNUu,
octls-n Three Doors from 18th gtr,s:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-29

REAL ESTATE SALKs.-Messrs. Duncanson
BROS, aucuOneers, sold yesterday afternoon for
BTainaTd II. Warner and George w. Sticknev
trustees, lot OF ground No. II, in square 413,
fronting 20 feet 10 inches on 7th street, between
and q northwest. and running back 100 feet
IN al containing O>4 feet, to George W. Uter-
mehle, At II Is per square foot
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LOCAL NEWS,


FrrI'E Crs-a Ieazs.-NTs. r. ". LsDdeT ard
COM any, in The school tor Scandal
Srft--n1 Thsr.sr.-i Mon Square y. " thea
Ter company, ia ''Ihe Geneva Cross
Tlsa.sr Ccmigas--The renowned artists, Co
I'll ard Cooper, Geo. 5. knight, VI lie ZIts,ia,
I'D cther AtEIGctiOns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-29
- CoLLECTION RRCFIrrs.

The receipts IL the Collector Off &c YESTERDAY
VS. about 80 600. Today the amount will be
larger, a. many heavy tax payers are settling
fCrtGelr taxes. Collector Cook i accOmmOdat ing
the lsbOIiug men under the contractors by paw
D. ent OF their checks received from the Con.
troller when presented by the individuals in
whose favor they are drawn, but declines TO
Fay them when presented in large Numbers by
CurbstOTe- brokers and Others Who pretend 30 he
agents for laboring men. His object is to Oblige
u e laboTerS, but does not propose 10 be made a
convenience Tor SbysteTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-29

ANTS ENfEETS.-This evening, Mrs. T. w
lander excellent company will appear Al
Walls opera House, in Sheridaa'S brilliant
comedy Of the School for Scandal, Mrs Lander
sustaining the difficult character OF Lady
JeaZle- The mere announcement of this the
only presentation Of this comedy during the
present engagement Is sufficient to guarantee a
crowded L0U.e.
''Jsne Eyre" which has been so scceptablv
Trest ufzd at the National by the Union SQUARE
Company, Of New York, will be substituted r.
4 CHIT and during the remainder Of the week nv
1.-The Geneva Gross" Manager Saville will
furnish IN sn elaborate manner the scenic AMI
stage accessories necessary TO enhance the
charms OF the beautiful play.
The great bin offered AZ the Theater Commune
continues 10 draw crowds 81 this popular resort
nightly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-29

NERIEO Shirts and Drawers, Al, SIPS, $50
each; MedicRted Shirts and Drawers at Hoi-
lander Bros, near Wizards Hotel. IO,14,I:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-29
District GOVERNMENT Affairs.

ANNUAL - COL REPORT.
committee of the School Trustees waited
uIOD the District Commissioners Yesterday and
81 tanned an order to have the annual school
report printed.
CONCRETE PAYMENTS.
Adolf Ctuss, late engineer Of the Board of
Public WCTks, called upon MIR. Blow Yesterday
end CisCussed concrete Pavements.
DIRECTIONS have been given for repairs 10 he
Tut on the cOUCrete paving on l. street between
ltth street and Connecticut avenue northwest:
X street, between 81 and 5th northwest.
street., between New Jersey avenue ana Penn
sylvanla avenue southeast; and 1st street be-
tween A and x southeast.
RETT RS o. COMMISSIONER EETCHAM.
Commissioners KetCham returned to this city
to-day alter an absence OF three weeks in New
YORK.
EETNG FAD OPP.
The Cffcers and employees in the Columbia
fr.TT.
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COAL AND WOOD.

WOOD AND COAL.
THOMAS ". Riley SONS,
Wholesale and Retail DesIersiu
COAL AND WOOD
CUMBERLAND COAL.
DEPOT AND YASD W. Rieys wbsryss.
lCoL oi Ilth and l2,l streets southwest
.bhAeCh ore lCE, c street, between a aud q
-ee.e .oItIN est. Octl5lT
AJAX WoODAT 81, AND PING WOOD
90 o. 50 per cord, delivered 90 any PaIt u the
Leave your orders with BRAD. ADAMS. oor,.-
sh And \ etrgeTs, send them =, A.
WHAT, loot OF - street.
.egl-tr GOODWIN Y srLEE.
] z. 10,
Desler IN best varieties OF
ASrHBACITE And CUNBTBL.sU COAL.
Also, WOOD IN the silica, OF saved sad sFlIt.
Prices Moderate fer cash.
.oflces aud Ysr1s: Folt 81 stress aud Rbose
Island avenue, BET Eseu sth agd lgsh stree.s.
=, OfoeTs also received through Htssrs HhMfIJ.
Ich PkAksch cor. S,b sIs d sts JT2S-Iy
COAL ooALH
We invite the attention q 11crs C. our stoek
OF COAb, sfnbI eciEE a. the choice 4usifties, 20
rhlon We are msA'ng additions dsy, sEich We OHeE
OAK and PTsE WOOD. saved and split or IN
saK szd PINE KIBDLINGs. IN b-DsI.. or ~
tie cord. sTkPHEASOB & BEOTHER
Ohos, as Peunsylvanis Avenue,
IeHu NIL and Depot, Seventh street Wharf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-23
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.

viii he held As follows:
At teorget lwn March 9th AMI 18th Tor the towns
Smeiser haE Frren and jane town
a Pl4t teyllle. March and IS n for tho towns o
Platt-viiie Harr lima aud EiienboUj
Al u ,ufort March 3lst and April 1T for the towns
o. Liberty, Clifton. Fennimore and Wingyille
At Hnscoda april Sd md 4th for the towns of Musco-
da Blue River. Hickory Grove and Waterstown
At Roscobei Aprii 9th and eth for the towns OF
Bo-cobai Marion. Woo Imam aud Melville
At Patch Grove. April 9th aud 10Th sor the towns
batch ar ~ Bio niugton, Vt Hope and W 'aiusng.
At potosl, April 10th and fifth for the Of P1to
81 PARIS ami Waterloo
At okey :. hool Honse, April 20th aud 2ls, for the
towns Cf CassSille nd Geu Haven.
At Lancaster Ali 23d end 18th for the towns Of
Lancaster, B-etowu and Little Graut.
Teachers atte nd che examination wherever NEST
conve lent Thy wi ple,so be- prompt. Rnd come
supplied with pens. ink and fooscap paper.
The examination will commence ~ each of the
places named at 10 oc'uck A OF the first day.
GEO y. GUERNSEY,
Sup't q schools Grant Co.
PIatyesllle, Wis Fob. 70. 1871.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-23

Farms for Sale.

TIE following described lands will be sold on rea-
son able terms by the undersi med Ny home place
Wis. leo acres Of which tiilabe the remaining
SO acres beug timber The plaeis well improved and
plenufuiy supplied with living water there being an
uuf,iiirg stream quite near The barnybrd here is
good dive ling house, likewise isrge barn, rock
stable ana tner necessary outbuidings. Would
make ii excel enf stock farm The orchard Is large
ana IIfty comprising more than 900 bearing trees.
Adjoining this farm there IL fine tract oflaud which
will be sold with the aboye or sep traey, as the pur
ch4sers may desire Fifty of this under cu
tivatian the rest being timber Also 200 acres Dor
derirg pate Rivar in sections 10 and Il! town OF FL
enboFo GRAFT County. There is house on this land
About 50 acres OF tie land being under cuitiydtion
Cke rest is what may BE- called No. timber lane -
For particulars address the subscriber at HaZni Green
Grant Co Wis GABRIEL MILLS.
March 20 1874 -
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Farm for Sale.

The undersigned Will sell his farm Of loo sores, on
sections 3 ami 3&cBe mite south at Nj Ida Post Of
hce--su the town OF FenEnoTe. 10 under cut
tiysfiau balance q ID her ws @stered aud fenced
s "a bui diuEs the premises. The farm ia vel 10
school Rithin 4 Quarter Of q mile There Is also a
Young orchard - so Prics 81 per For
further particulars call on the subscriber the
premises. c. 4 SANDLEBACE.
Mt Ids Jan 30, 1874 4em3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-23

ELEvAToRs.-The Supreme Court
of this State has just rendered de-
cision in the case OF the Milwaukee
& S. Paul railroad company versus
the City of Milwaukee, involving the
right OF taxation of the elevators
owned by that company. Elevators
are declared subject TO taxation,
while freight houses are not 80 liable.
This decision would seem to have q
bearing upon the proposition of last
W inter- to limit the rats of storage.
If these elevators are part of the
railroad system, and are merely
freight depCts for the stora ge OF grain,
they should be subject 10 legislative
control and regulation. But if sub.
ieot to taxation as private property.
II il not probable that the Court in-
tended to ocide the question here
presented but the result stated would
seem to follow logically. -Oshk08h
Northwestern.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-23

BENNY DAVIS TRAINED RAT.-A
boy II years old, named Benny
Davis, whose parents live on the
River road, broke his leg some
months ago, and has been confined
to tho house ever since. He has,
during the last three months, trained
a rat to come forth at his whistle,
stand on bis hind feet, roll over, leap
through a hoop covered with paper,
and to execute various other ma
MOWERS. The family own big cat,
and she has been trained to stretch
out and let the rat leap over her, land
the two are great friends, though
Grimslkin is death on oil other 10.
dents. The lad has au exhibition
twice a week, and secures quito an
Income by charging an admission fee
of s ceuts.-Detrot Free Press.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-23
Farm For Sale.

The undersigned Nil ssli his farm of 200 aores, IN
m. fosn NJ IA ivile abont tao miles south OF the
VtiIake over LOO acrrs we'll fenced and IN high
.t4.e Of Gu 1vaEiou god besri8g orchard and gVe
living SPRINGS on the iznd-o spfiug within four
ro, 81 The hou.e one 40 has rpriog creek running
acros- ons corner vita good all 81 On Il, and
about scres 81 perm uent valley metuow. There i
4 frame dy I'll lux house AMI y l. arn with COW
sheds piSnty oi siuAbcr ali necessary pnrpos >,
sud frs rate cattle range tn. prize per are is
so tupse time given part OF the purchase men
q Fer terns aud parIou adde's.
4. 4 SPRAG6ES,
4qt{eI Nilsyllle. Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-23
BEST TERMS AID PRICES

any 1T these Machines. having the general
agency #sn q aiux directly Nth tine Manufacturers.
4 large stock 81 * constantly on band Sample
Machine ~ fsuutin lre aud ,o-cihel Do not buy
ans NaebiHe unless tStsss are kept close at hand
Ims DfHO SiRAl Err
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-23
r@The Witness SAYS Harry Woods

gE5-Ihe WllneSS says HaFfy W OOIs
who recently died in PIat'eVille, "a
years of age, was in his youth amem-
Der of,he lst Co, Capt. c. r. Ellis, Sd
bat lion, LIST Regiment, LtCol Lord
Seaford and was engaged with the
regiment all through the tremendous
battle of Waterloo, where he was
wounded with a musket ball passing
clean through his body, at the time of
Marshal Ney's grand charge Of the
cold guard"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-23
RENTOR WANTEn

The undersigned has rooms 10 rsnt-with land If
desired II work viii be given the Applicant
A married man Only sppiy and he must have
good hshifs aud children Application must be
made 10 person / have ten tons Of hay and hfty
bushels ~ seed corn for sale
III SANFORD CHAFEk.
aurton (waterIoo Township Grant Co. Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-23
A Printers Epitaph.

Here lies 3 forN place no importing stone
To mark the head where weary 1t IS lain
Til matter dead lite mission being done,
To be distributed to dust again.
The bodys but type. at best OF man,
" hose impresS IL the spirits deafness page;
Worn out, the typs Is thrown 10 pt again;
The Impretsi0a Ewes through al eternal age.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-23

UHkR4Sk OF BOsCOBEL Is PREPARED TO DO A
/ 0eusrAl BanaIng aud Exchange BOsiHe-s; bay auc
esI Told silver snd GoVerument bonds; Discouu'
Notes receive Dcpo>,s and transact all onSiuoss en-
trusted Drafts and LISTERS 81 DIeClt UT
.{shi IN / the principal Banks aud Bankers ~ Eu-
rope aad the 0roHt Agency for tie National Inc "
Steamships 10 and from Europe, fhrouEh ucaets
from liverpool Queenstown aud Lond3n 70 Sose1hel
wisconsin SOL 40; from HAMBURG, Antwerp ami iiAv
re 10 Boscobel $50 80; from uremeu. norway, Paris,
Sxslen 20 Bosesbe 800 40. Catldren under IL years
htlf fare Inftuts under veal s.. For further
iasornation applNto E. McsPADEN, Agent, Si-4-
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DENTAL


nKFE OoOdEs. DENTIST. Bu5 OsEL Wis Z
II unee over sawyer favor's store Can pc toUh1
cutting tours from 8 A. till ?. VI oV-i
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-23

DRtrIs4HosL)S UNION HOTEL. JOHN St .1
fS 80. III Rriti.b UolloS havIng now purchased
xsa and newly turnis ned the above hotel no" pr'
ptred Il aceon modAte guests With we'll iuIul>hf,
CONS good aired beds. aad table we'll ptoNiien
V hte 5 e4nnot be surpassed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-23

BLOOMINGTON HOTEL, SINE W0oDHOUsE +.
tx Proprietor tSuccess TO Mars Hadlay Boom
tprton Wis ryery affection paid . guests Rooms
!. -..-,.i nrd y anh atAhling attached. 49,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-23
Pettyjo1n's sew FIGURING
MILL,

STY NH sltnatei or the Big Platte six milss cas-
NJ OF Lancaster and IL miles northwest OF Platte
vtileis How it, excellent running order. have Sc
cured tho services Of good practical miller VINO
has bad twenty years expert, nee and am pre-
pared 10 d. all binds "a rh ~ i4e shsrt no.
i.e- snt reason bie r5te7- Csc trial. Sais-
45tf q. . pETTYJ0aN.
BLACKSMITH SHOP,
AT PETTYJouN-s MILL.
7 HAVE Iuststtrtnd Blacksmith Shop at Pstty-
! has u,v sl7u-iog Mills: e alies Dorthw Of
Psttevil. AID miles east OF Lancaster ad $40 Pre-
par A 70 10 sIl WOE in nav limo
rsee far work s3 .oo srau fer shoes; 20 cts.
!5tf JOHN WILKINSON
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-23
HOTELS.

D1.EItITloUsE C.M JACKSON. PROPRt EruR.
Is pofosi. Wis Having leased the above Pr misses
andth5ronghl, refuruishsd, rehtted aud renovated
them for tho Accommolatiou OF tee uaNelns pun
t ~ iet attention TO business, 10 merit itt'-
sr,i har. Of patronage No, stable atttched an.
a. stfs.tfys host er a ways in attendance $50
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-23

bushnell & CLARK. ATTORNEYS AND CoIN
ID sslors Il law Ganeral Collection aud Land stse
is~..4.- y iscoa.ia 3t-43
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-23

ryLASp 4 HOLLOWAY. RASEER5 AND Deal
II ers lu Exchange Lancaster Wi7. bnt ans se' !
"a t,rg TxehAnga cola and Eliyer sni d0yerEaOut
H8nd. il .atso drAw FOgrisn Hacbaaset n - Francs
4nt rGaisrs OK Britain. France and dcrmauy. A'so'
particular s'tsntton gwen I" the Pay heti q iHAes'
,5tlesltous made and proceeds promptly RENTED.
Usssnne stamps all denomination ior sale. S0-@-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-23

n4RRER 4 CLENENTs0N. ATTORNEYS hND
ID Couaselfors 1T Law Lancaster, Ms "ii practice
h. All STATE conrts: will buy and SELL lands, pay tax
a5ttIl Iaai parents bnuutios pensions and Other
-lai M against the Government. "p-t-
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rrORNRvs

>. THOMPSON. ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
Il Tor will practice Las ia Al Court, draw convey
sncss contracts and any other in7truments u de-+
VIII he for "A ~ rho ,orrt ogse AZ III. Ltnraster
House Circuit Court Comm issi6ner for Grant county
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-23
MUSICAL.
Physicians.

RRA BARBER. FHKSIJIAN M g hHhuN.
Ii Lancaster Wisconsin. ofce 81 his r silence o.
sosits Hon j. Allen Baroers SI-4-
nRoF PaLLEY, PHYSICIAN AND ;URGEoN
II aud Peasfou Examining surgeon, Lancaster /" =
OEceover BaldViu's Hardware store. So
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
ABsFEsAC a..
AGENT

$3.50
: ssrAAGT OFFICE roe GRANT COUNTY. JOE
/ s2h beck Lancaster 0niee over The B.nk 5o-iz
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TEACHER.

w Bloc - hor si-isi
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-23

C. sNEgLODE, CL4IY AGENT NOTARY
~ Paso, and agent severe. fthe best life aaa
fire Tnsurs Companies 10 thH c9antry Ai-c u
-e1ssd Auetionaer Alibusiuess snt-u,t-t - BIN wiI
be rromptlE attendsd 20 ~ Cas.viIIe viz. El-9
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-23

4 u9tSr Mol AsLIs. TIA HER OF MUSIC AND
east If sy'and \ HoiIoway's Rspk 3t-7
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-23

TANgs -. DAVIS. 0gsERALc3LEEc TING 40 EHT
j 40 0oaTsysnceT. Pztoa Grove. Wis Collections
7ro urtlg attended %. Reference giyen. 80 u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-23

DHELps uOgSE, PHELPs PROPRiEtoR
L Lxnc .strr. Is. Having urnished the pew thret
story 0rjek motel the old hJte corner, IN pie
rared T. accommodate guests reasonably Rooms
we'll furnished aud table wei supplied Apple sta
81 = Recommendations S0-42
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-23

SNALLEY HOUSE. JOHN SMALLEY, fR0pkIS-
= tor Nascods. Wis. Sss the Depot. Express OF
acc sui Livery STABLE attached, Nests 81 ali 2uIs
49,. ,srli furnished 22-iS
xxvgfGur HOUSE, D. G sTREErER, PR0PRtE.
w tarc corner o benson and PRe streets PatteN! e,
via Nea hoGse aud Wy furnished Coed sgatiins
q connection Pee Rus 70 aud from tie cars
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-19
The New Liquor Law of England.

The new liquorlaw of England has lately
been put into operation. In London the
public houses have to close from 12 Satur
day until Sunday, and on Sunday night
from II until 3 o'clock Monday morning.
The Sunday hours of closing in the PROV
inces are set at II, and from 10 p. IN. until
@ Monday. Upon other nights of the week
the hours of closing are from 10 until 6.
Houses near places of amusement may re-
ceive special licenses, enabling them to re-
main open later. Violation Of these pro-
visions Is punished by fine of from G1O to
go. Travellers may be served with liquor
at inns at any hour, but the landlord, if
called upon, must be able TO prove the per-
son bona fide traveller, Constables can
enter premises to enforce the law. Magis-
trates, under certain restrictions, may give
license to all who apply these are 10 be
revoked il the houses prove dsordefly