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DEPARTURE Or FOREIGN MAILS

TUESDAY. JULY o..
conn close Al 80 Supplementary Mai closed At - Post
Orre AZ - =. steamship lirs No. 40
North River.
A tIusHan Closed Mai IS his Inc.
Frank close a. ll5O
o. steamship .. Pier FOOT Of Forftdst h0ooArl
Malls r havana steamsnD Crescent Cty close &C
supp euenary Post Oncs 24O steam
,alg a 5 n. ron Pier no l3 ~ z.
SUNDAl, yULI 26.
Mails ~ o'clock u. tOsi-Onee IS oDep ron
10
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM HAMBURG-la stamiiD Goeh> July 2O-P e. Fr,Hksl
IL Charlotte schmidt Walter Bagey Paul knemanl, IT, kot1s
e >chnaser Hearrta R0senths, Miss Clara Rosen
,t. NJ, Charlotte ,chlsser cl Aug Sclsagermtnn Miss
Ans Elrich Hiss Auu- scasaEzkopf II. Gladstone W. Hall o.
MsI
PROM ASPINWALLTn steamship Ci'y or PqHasd, July 20
Hubnagrr LuninlA George Foster j. W. ScizAne
Alex Campbell r. az. Mrs. L. Me9a and Charles
Lima %
FNOM GENOA Sc-In st'am'hD columbia July 20-Francs
Nsc.ouad vie daughter. Williams, Rev, s. " Parsons
e., Frarfi h. NJ huIglL.
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the past TO ignore unworthy men, to BE- te couseis
OF ts wisest and patriotic men, Hue " oe
the party Of the future.-lPortland Press Rep.,
The Indiana Democratic platform, If II goes
nothing else vivdy reveals the mental weakness Of t
Administration polIcy-a policy assailaDe and inde-
fensble at dozen points. that prominent kepuD-
lican not Soma Morton himself, could maintain
himself on the stump attempting TO defend IL. For
those reasons 10 probable that the partial Democratic
success III Indiana two years ago will be followed Nv
complete victory next OotO1er.l5t Louis RepuDIlcaA
nj
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

y-vORLziy, Jur 2O-Feur ul at SGls7 Or Treble EEtra
= % as Tor Choice Con ghsr 1 s for Mref CG'' 70
354gJc. White. Oats zoe ba- -rm A .' lf
10 NrE Prime. Pors 20 -i-H
So l-a Dry s4teI As,lOurr, scrce a -i Bacon dl4 20
s, lr Sloul 3 Tor Cer RiD sides. &c. ior Clear SIDES
5l6 So Lsr scarce al IL "a 4 Tor efc i'2
al 10 doing
at J-c Tor ouslana 81 Clei1aa Coffee qgct IJ9
Or4ry Prime tpl Meal acr l' SINNER D. - IO. --O .
Errttlrr-Nag Sight p freulu; >teri ng - iu
AiLaSGros y t Ja., 20 U-,1rts Iups1unr tim ~ sac.
R5.r r 90 Strained. t-1r Iurptltn- steady DO - 20
Or drl. y - fsJu DIP, - Tor virgin lAf STEADY a.
81
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rrr nooR TRADE CONVENTION

SAvDUsKY, Ohio, July 2O.-The Book Trade
Convention which begins tomorrow at Putlu-Bay
promises 10 De a gathering Of the trade lie eau
ing houses OF New York Philadelphia Boston, ana sle
Western cities viii be well represented
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CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO Jav 20 cattle lecep' $500 nirkei verv 1ue
ouray Iufav5be % FOR
srl -r l- .raut Guutabir s. 20>S 81 Texans
- 3Ods4 % SO0so Choice shipping, shp
ntut, 300
ye-Rept' 900, market arn s6 % 50 80 Or
Choice - sD1 80 CoaJa 10 A ~ W Tor Lea II
TIA shipments. JOOO -
SsgP-eceivls 1000 essgi only sale ot u I97
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natives OF British India 10 settle 1t argued
that they thrifty people, understand The cuitva,
ton OF and possess many OF the 81
the Hawalians We are not informed as To how tnis
$50 900 appropriated is 10 he expended, but II IL nEey
tnat portion will be used In efforts 10 persuade ma
tves OF British India mp their future dOmche IN
this paradise OF the North Pacific.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21

DESTRUCTIVE STORM AT EVANSVILLE, IND.
EVANSVILLE, Ind. July 2O.-During Hood
ing ran aud terrific wind a, p Martins Tobacco
Warehouse blown down, and two oihcr OuAdlNss
were unroofed. The barge Tying dsmantled IN the
river anu steamers torn loose from their moor
IDe,. A arge number OF shade trees we're DESTROYED
alL Otler damage was done. No person WAS injured
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21

About Btters.-At peH,h o. .o .aas n.e'siI
but h.7e 8 anse asg lsrs rle osls o s
ton while vns temporary relief To oD7l M rr present 70 'ho
pubic tonic rec ron ,lcoaoic poison p- Greene prepared 'hs
0xriyyArrD BrrrrRs nearly tluy gea .l4 sa1e Dis
rysA all a. ..a..e4 c1uy-l.s I.us b UzsEr
,rARAs a co Prapus.osl 5aa3 c,.. -a.a,s S.~.,Hs
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srn1rE OLE LAKE SUPERIOR MINEEs.

DETROIT, July 2O.-The iron miners at lsh-
peuine Lake superior struck to-day for higher wages
They held a meeting TINS afternoon ana 1t Is feared
that they intend 20 force suspension OF work at the
mines near Nesaunee Tho agents of the mines appre-
bend trouble.
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The FIRE RECORD.
IN SUMMIT. MISS LOSS $1,000.

SUMMIT. Miss, July 2O.-At d. m. on Sun
day an luccul.aly ale broke out in the rear OF d.
Moore, Old drug store and e dry goods house lately
orcruirI bv j. v D4y bIruin. he Whole block rontiug
Oh X bbs To l. ,uro thence 10 B4IIWn-s LOs, $1,000
Insurance, S3IUJO.
n CANADA-L)ss. $4,000.
IyGERsOLL, Can, July 2D.-A fire in this place
Last d. gat Destroyed l. buildings. Tao principal su4Isr-
ers are as follows:
The N1AOnliist printing Office; II Constable, book
seller: Jas McGteqIst, 1arn.ss and sltdlerg; Brown
Wuls law office Miss Gibson, fruit ami fancy stJrc
j. H. G4ceuaWiy. u0uus AMI -nJs5; e. a. II All, JeWery (;
Tie M0utrca. I.legI pu Clmpauy's OH O. po,t-oIco
.u the & Iurr OH .- NJrlI-s Inv uhcc, express
office l. & a. Il IclaulI- uu snJp d.. NhEeF, once,
us.4Irr,au, TJteHl4k-l: l. Caldwell iurulJiti 40 hei
G.ipIc.l g-oc.r.es am d. number Of other dealers.
The lJss g SJJ,JJJ.
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OBITUARY..

NAPOLEON LANNEs. DUKE DE MONrEBELLo.
According to a telegram from Paris, Napo-
leon Lannes Duke de MOnteOellO died ia his 7Sd year
He was a son OF Marshal Lannes and was made peer
OF France XVIII IN 1875 IN consideration W his
fathers services In 1893 he sent on diplomatic
mission TO the court Of Copenhagen and three years
aferward was EN- 1assadOr to 6wz rland In 1858
he represented his country AT Naples year later
be became a member OF the French CaDi-
net as Minister OF Foreign AEIirs, but
soon afterward he returned to As former post III Italy
He became Minister Of Marine II lsi7, and. while holding
that position, he pronounced against the eniranchise
ment Of slaves in the colonies Tie February revolu
ton caused his fan from power Under the Imperial
dynasty in 1885, he ambassador 10 81. Peters
burg and in 1854 he was wade Senator
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n CANADA-Loss. $4,000.
FIsEWHERE.

Yesterday morning a fire broke ont IN "A
house owned 10y JJuu Kerr. on 3 GoJr-s.st Bathurst
y b. The wind was blowing a gAle from the south
west and the nre extended With fearful rapidly along
the street and toward the river. Among the nulIns'
cons Irned were D-DIsay dr} goods auu gro
Gerry store Carter, Hotel ana 10 other huiiih It
MasDuIc m escaped. Loss between S25,UOJ anu s4JJjJ
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The New Elastic ,6-5 Bra,4F-y a,-- .-' faah
Is Jgcss. nag
~. ii Dll J..cAsl t4s EI.a o. -J4-ls --I -Il.u.
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Every Herring Safe in the fire last night
saved It's CAicago Evening Journal, july LJ
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MINIATURES ALMAS

Sun 1,s..... 4.86 52o Noon setsll:3 30
pAY-A.s
sandy Hook 1888 aal.... l22 Hell Gate Ferry 3.4l
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THE ARKANSAS CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATION

LITTLE Rock, Ark, July 20.-The sub-Com-
mitee consisting Of sayler and Ward Of the Conses
sional Investigating Committee on Arkansas Aaalrs
began taking testimony on saturday ABOUT q UcLoH
witnesses have been examined thus far'
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21

c. E. Smith, who erected for the late Prof.
Morse the drst line OF telegraph poles in this country
between Washington and Baltimore, IN 1874, died At his
r4sidfuce IN N-wrrld Ne. a few davs ago, at an adj
vanced age be WAS formany years well knOwnIn pot-
CA tlr
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21

-srL . elllrr ~ aas..- ."a
Ia. 40. l-I.4c.-u r.t ..f.. Fe.. ff lla ..f
ana ODD W el-c the yj le -at la .lraef
lo., s. =. ,f.s H /. ' ..
n T. vest coz er 0i a l..A b. J Z. NH trr--il
of o,.s t- s.i. .9-t. .--'a-
brarngs. rr1 .. ' 81
clrnsT oi 40 1lis pc s. Do. D. Aas, ioeA
h.. ~. Is. b. tAe l.. I aus. Boar.
srE.IhN d. tE.s. .H..D .a-l. l s. n
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nONTsrIc PLRTs.

B0sT1S Mss, Juy 2u.-Arrvea Klebsss Grr-~I
rhI.dsphA brooks from Pl,ae bias FuEs isi sih
h0m Roniolt BcoFcosas sonss be.e Prescott gs Sssnae
Rssnoe ana Rnv aae Jrne C,rcc Estr1u.e lDutchl
Tor S.rYe,h srtoopers d BBcFev Phals
a Bearse Tor E-sisrE, VIA hesnesfL Sailed Oars N"ss
tHss z.rg~ c. jus 20 -Arrvel DroAer. from Bo.Oa
FoRrEs Mosaog Va, jay 2OThe revena, cutter Go r t'pe
Warner Whs1 vef from cruise. -co- pas.r H D.9
aoFr BnEs rss MsfE from turE' lani Mar, DC = q, 80,
Barton. brs P-crn from Brens1i Ger, shs
Ngan, FROM pHnllrt ehr ElIs thnsue Tom toro oA srs
bark baeca o ape le Fole' 10 s-.s' tA4s oHs a'si
Fssra, from Y q, isr or1e.
PuIL,DsiPaA Juy 2JC.rei s;eam,r Ta-onv nf Mts 'o'
don Jauiier osrian Schooner. Tavl
+. CLsdi oi Prov Pottrae for BOSTON fr'el bns
D. Pora.l -5rs sa5s nj HaIy P.t,.1 r1 5stpt sale a
SieiEa Boston. b. recsar iron nsunfhe rsr 'H Hs
hp ronAEoaia ron NcsOEaRs wa Havana ong sS -ef soH
Bostoa-
sA.AssAu, Ca. JAY 2o.-Arivs ls'h ,iean'sp noa'sos
non hewiOI-. AInyoI lu4y steam "u,etef fa- .ae.'--
FOREIGN PORTS.
jnv 20 r1e Whte stsr lae Ursf '','es MAJ
steamship Hnian- Ioi Ne~ oA !uy A. 'e- lr1 a oehe.
thu The cuuari sieau.h Prtla D.tia, --- ere
al 3 this afternoon. sHi plss,..ei 10 liverpool
HAgASA. jay 43Arnyei, searaV NaJa heTn'3 IRON Fsr'
Cruz Nes-fork ssIi -2i
M0vrIK Iug ZOThe steamship Csrsr. Trocss hos
Qus5ec July IO, LaveID,o. sfHvei ~r. .o-iay ,.
Lo>poN Jul, --'Sl oi ne nle ,l-',s No' -
lTceon Dr. ron llunen. feloN hltte g. We - re''t ~
r. BlsoA CAronne. orono 'hskspaf foii iui H'
Jackson ArrT,i OUT om 'Ls ii-l 2l..e ~ -f -
0zeec. Ma.ge Lhot Bnsh hiHrnra -fl' flf ''i'a
Bret D. ard b. Nalh For. OBJ aal a'tor '- ' f 10 's
IA el stl'es On he 10 ilsL; S1nne1 sNpr '- e,s'
Ne H0.8iO. Iop r1Bcpe hspa Nna joal. nf'i s"u
Juveuta Ini sthe1-e ouuas
Pare rrosp-lo Doge. Ior.aaia Ba, ID1o rft %" hnn'
Me.elio, Oe1 AutolD sreafrl ttpsn.
Crei0 Pmel0, Poo rf.s rhi %
seDl Arrive the mel oats ~ .-e -V- hst fines
l..an Nepuues Car Tam aur G-o.s l1'e lr '--.' q
MARI Lawton. an VasA Aso iriyo yai ruu te -i aa5
H. "ngaI
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Lirrie Cooh -sne. B&agsE
Wellington. oangoE
Anr Ams :. Provldence.
Lulu AinmsrInsn, AierspdriA
NIrY st,udish, KesBebec River.
". W Benedict. KeEne0ec AFeh
Ceres Portland.
Jas. HkmI1 Portland.
Planet. Rockland.
z :. hOi-lJn. Rocklant.
NoisnL Caas
Nau4 Bar riOar. Calais.
L. " Wells Porilan+. =
". " brainrf. Mystic.
J. ;. Terry. Pal River.
u. Y Cook. Psi River
Boston, k1ckport
PranE X EmlF hSckport
= &. smith. NeEp0u.
l.. l.. HaFfS B0a loilhan.
Tho to0DrL Newport
AdiIe 2 AverT EeV.Haven.
Fic.org ElswoEh
Geo a. Bfat. sa.rn.
J.. 2 Philips B17t1a.
l.. . u aHlH..er ...s ~ 49,. 4
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ge,. . Carr Bangor
Georr, n Albert Basg~
Il W. ia del Progi1saoe-
Up. CsIs vrrinia
9. Reed, Eens 20 :, = hTer
Olive khllbeis. ol.
e.. L Vsroevoori. of''zoa-
Oregon. sSdslani
a.. 70. Prrsc ~. RSof'sn>l
Florence n4F0 PlffllnL
Adfis Aurchir Caisis
Empire. foTslas1. -
Gislc sfo-. Br = ocrt
OrahA sal iviB
Yerniiiio8. Pal Riror
Lula. Pail River
N ~ HoFss NSckport
" T.. AlssteF. Ssm fset
slsau Beverly
=. u D, ,lenri Bs'h.
: X. LHur. u mouth
Kafc g. Gary. pa asrg-kct
K.as tobc'l Gsr reE
N4s4r Nl..r bosi1n.
Sarah g.. Ds.amore.
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Jniv eli1.r h'arT Pc Dftah
Quesn bals-t .is tr-r ~. .H... -
Re-r. tls tat'r 'uf VI
prove The captain 1n .s '' .-- .AFs
bOals. brus4Ug she No uVfs -1l
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-12
SnERIFF.s SALE

demcut ~ Foreclosure and Sale. State OF Wiscou
sin, county OF Grant-~ss. circuit Court Thomas
U'Bren, Piantif against George Bhss d avid Good
en- and Ellen UOodrii, 4 endahtS.
Hereby give notice tfat by virtue Of an Execution
is-UeG out and uudvr thu Seal 81 the said Court
upun The Judg meat entered ia the above entitled ac
lI9l dated February 1874 anu 70 me directed a.
delivered Ter OF sufficient goods aud chatti,s
Of the aat deleu ants have IS diI ctiuu Plaintiff
levied uPou v the right iit aud interest wltso-y-
that he above nAmea de eud4uts, George Bliss,
hbyi G49deii and I'll .rn Goo al the u dan
ul btcemte 1873 or has since aCg ed ia IL the
ioito@Iue Described lands All premises, 10 vat;
Fne uUtth bat 81 suuth hat 4 suAth east guar
ot NORTH east quart OF section twelve Also the
noI.h halt o. he orth east quarter Of section eiN6
t0Wh ia Rtuge four vest Containing evenly acres.
mote on les. 1 HIii on The sta dry 81 March la74
the irJuI door OF the .eurt House III the Xilags
on Lancaster ia said County the OF CLOCK
r. NJ, OFF, uc shall cell to be hIghe bid
der tho described auds satisfy said judg-
ment ana costs
Dstei Shetliis once LancAs Wis Feb 2, lS7t
+sa6 7. CAkkIEk. sherlf.
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The New Temperance Movement.

Taa new method Of promoting tenn
neranee. Or IF discooraging liquor sell
il bv personal visitation persuasion
and nraycr III the liquor saloons, has
boon adopted il Massachusetts 4
..rar I. rea.ders wa- ileldi Bos-
.n,aa success 1t this method
Oao t3an~ ~ Diseased,
aaa permanent Organization vs.
formed b make i practical demoo>tra
,s.,.ft- ebarastcr It WIS decided
!, n...nits wr nix III Worcester, and a
committee va appointed 70 yisit thai
I'll, # Once.
The anew movement % called,
haiti, origin il some Of the smaller
st.- IF Ohio. Encouraged by the
fR.cs 81 TIE Iau authorizing recovery
81 damages arising fsom the sale Of
faaer tbe women resolved 70 60 a
sd, beyond, aud enter upon aPerSon
nuaign against the evil. III one
t,aa ST that state the wives IF several
5r.-iIrntS,g professors ana preach
an tel ANA organized under tbs
f5..1lua ptei4e:
.Wp. tie nnd rsignrd lalies oi
~h.ht,.I.e ANA vicinity. 40 hereby
+. l.t.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-12

A bil il before lhe Assembly, inuo
iuced ~ Mr.. Plummef, to provide tor
Tie adoption of uniform teX1 books IN
b tie schools oil The state Il creates
j state board OF comm ssinnerS, G IN
posed of Che state siprrinteud ut anil
presidents OF The state Normal schools,
vino ahIl select lust OF books, and
when approved by thcm shall b. lhe
~tlHdaed, aud shall MT be changed
tieuer taan once u ions years Every
iom years the secretary OF state is 10
advertise tor sealed proposals from
publishers for furnishing the state W til
oos>s These books are 10 BE- distri-
buted ID towns and cities on the or.
ders Of their respective clerks and
Toe costs thereof is to be included
n the sta q tax apportional to such
towns, cities and villages. District
ureasurers are to have the custody OF
these books, and sell them to pupils Of
the district ut cost.
This plan has Mt least one merit
that o. economy Books can be tur,
nlohed TO the schools in this way at 25
per cent. below the retail prices that
now prevail. Each series o. school
books is now monopoliz4d by single
hrm or Publishing company, and as a
natterof course, when the board select |
a certain list, there will be but one |
proposal therefor, for 30 other firm
could, or would, compete for furnish.
u.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-12
NtlERlFlNS SALE

Foreclosure sac State OF Wisconsin, County OF
GrAut-ss Circuit Court Joseph walker Plain.
TIT against John Gnllitord, aed Mary II Gul ifori
his wife, Fancy Guililord and Amanda NJ Gulf.
tUrd, lis Nlie, Defendants
By virtue anu ia pursuance az Judgment and IN.
der foreclosure ana sale rendered in the above eu
utled action by said Court ~ the March form
thereof to-wit on the eth day Of March 4 d 1873
l sliaii 90 SATURDAY, the 2lht Gay % March. A ii
lo+ AZ ocock Z. NJ. At tile trent door ithc Cont
House, ia the village of LaUeasttr in said county
efe for safe ana sell az publc suction 70 the hgLe
bidder or cash th. ~ sowing described mortesged
premises situated lying and oeing IA the Comfy Of
Giaut aud state u Wisconsin To wit:
The eout9 eu-t i oi north west and north east
OF south Neat 81 section 81, ANA south Il north
east f o south west . ana north a nth east
of south west ct section ~. Town Range g
wtst. containing l20 acres more OF less
Dated IL the Sheflh 0Aice III the Village OF han
eststlI alsCon,iu, thi. lQth DAY o February 1873
I. NAkRIER, sheriff Grant co.
l. j. WoulLtv, atty for Pia 4swG
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-12
Lancaster, Feb l0lh, Io74.
Wisconsin D irynens Association.

~
Inc annual meeuHgoi lne lsco' =
sta Dtif} oet A~re' u 'o', W.,
ned 10 he CITY o. fono q" L-o'
Fso IHh ahd lS 2
Papers AND Hdd esees VIII oe n"u'
to8e,a er win general oircosS'5o' 20
the following 'lse VI topics 4eh
have neen chdt ii WIN reference 10
theiniereets 81 Dairy ing !" F" isco"-i'
l. Does ~ gay o7S1 ~ ~ @o 0ii''e'
ior torelgn mark
2. How - N Ike firm, YET sieh
and clean favored cheese
3 The value ca Ii dairymau Of
81 tomatic effort towards breeding
WI cows.
Advice to atrcns Of cheese fac
tories, eative 10 Tho management of
.ylr dalrles ~ d care If mix.
) The best method OF constructing
.aiiuc rooms tor ch, csc factories.
6 Suggestions upon the manage
ment OF local markets known as
B ards of Trade
z. What Is good butter? and the
Importance OF mafers conforming TO
iii the niceties II i arkel Judgment?
s. r ports from the WalerJown,
Sheb0vgan add keuosha Boards OF
Trade. Also.eports Of the Secretary
and Treasurer Of tbs Association.
3. Is it profitable, III Il rule, 70 sell
CD csc as soen as cured?
10 R-st vaath0d ~ secnriuu a GOOD
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-12

il sue matter If the Estato Ol John Rosie deceased.
In PROBATE -drans county Court, February nth
JA1I.
90 IeadiE aud ing the petition Of Thomas John.
% the County " 6laut representing among other
thl 50 that John Roesie 10 his feline vas bound by
CONTRACT IN writing convey to your petitioner ccr-
tain Real Estate the County OF Grant aud State Of
Wisconsin, 20 wit The south east a Of y "a aud the
south ha Of the north west quarter o. the sOuh east
quarter Of Section sixteen Township five north %
Range wesL--coutaiuipg eiXty and pray ng that
Margaret Eosse, tho Executrx Of the last viii and
testAment 81 john Rossie deceased. may be RuthDrz
ed SUD requlrtdby decree Of this Court to execute
conveyance OF the above described premises according
TO the prayer OF said petition.
IL NJ ordered that the matter Of said petition l8
heard before the Judge OF this Court Ut the Probate
Odc ia Lancaster IN said county Monday the 30th
day Of March A. ID. 1878 at one clock Ia the after
ofstid day.
And it is further ordered that notice thereof be
given 10 the heirs OF said deceased and ali persons
Interested, by publishing copy OF this order for
SIX successive weeks prior TO saidday Of heaiiug,
ia the Grant County Herald, weekly newspaper,
printed and published at Lancaster in said County.
By the Court.
4sw6 WIN. NcdoNI6AL, Couhty Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-12


81 core beneath q rosy rind. bnt we
will put a truce to this depression. -
We oplv meant to say IN the first place
thar p0iteness goes deeper than mere
external forna lty. AproD"s OF tn's
subject Of ''the country IS the PrtJn
dice still existing in many, that farming
is an unremnnerativc profession.
Such ideas a.e born Of indolence and
ignorance The experience OF nearly
every representative OF this profession,
proves To the contrary. Western
Grant car boast Of many opponents
ofthe value of Farming a. 4 profession.
Notable among them Is Mr. John Barr,
all Euglishman, w3o iinmgrated TO
this country in 1854, pennitess and
alone He came TO Wisconsin, but
-hartly after went to Texas, returning
again to Grant county where he pur
chased 4 farm, end by constant appli
cation to his business united with labor
aud Framework, has amassed 2
| fortune which even the rich might
envy. lie has Just completed the
erection Of arm house worth "a 600.
| But these instances are not rare in the
agricultural world ot labor and are
fIcts that warrant tie general primer
ole that farming is the most certainly
remnnerative Of the various probes
sions
we would speak Of Bloomington,
which thryes entirely by Agricultural
/ .....,,, lt,t as ~ ttfav Vspll clam
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-12
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BRITISH HOLLOW.
Have Large and well selected Stock ~
Dry Goois, Notions Clothing, 6a.n
Fnai2hiag Goods Boots Shes, Ruj-
berS Hats, caps, clones -HHens,
Crockery, GLASSWARE Woodcaparc
Hardmnre Groceries, Dried Fruits,
Canaed Goods, Drugs, Patent .Iedi-
ciaes, B0ohS, Stationary d'r. &C.,
VIII We will sell at prices that defy competition
ami respectfully invite careful examination II the
same.
COU N TRY
2 RODU CE TAX EN- IN Elk.
CHAM E FOR GOODS.
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK aud PRICES
Good japan Tea q 7Ucts per 10. 23yl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-12
FROM WESTERN GRANT.
what The Farmers sre Doins Personal Aiea-
Z tion-Fox Ri,er In provement--A Prosperous

rcorrssnaof,ence If the HERALD

devoid Of interest 10 one who IS
caneeruaa Ill tile interests Of hus.
bandry, even though one be not
Granger, There ison the fol'iu9 prairie
farms Of Grant such evidence OF IL
ezausuble wealth and boundless pos>-
blIities, as 70 afford ,hat "}ea>t 70 the
eye that e,eu THE crystal cover 81
gliltering snow cannot entirely hide.
| A week ince we absemed ourselves
from the "hub' Of our county and |
spent few days at Glen Haven, a
pleasant little hamlet, on the rivers
margin, ami >ongiy ensconced il the
hills at the edge Of Blake's Prairie,
one Of the richest farming Districts in
the State We had visited the place
before and were prepared TO compare
noles-vhether favorable or not we
proceed to make known AS we are
sometimes given 70 truth telling we
w,il tiss dyuIge tbe fact thal Glen
Haven is stlIl a hedgng Lake tie
l.huls which environ il, it growoth or
cbaugeth not" With wealthy couu
try al her back and good later com
muacatlon to favor her ascent into
tile arena Of business enterprise aad
wealth, it is matter u no little sur
| prise To a. that sbe has qot, like her
sister towns. CassYiIle and NcGrcgor.
zen forced INTO il QaickcuIng ana
permanent Growth Bat there are
| p.rbang aay4tifa9s ar44yb3rh. aa,
s.ls,ng the nator1 ADVANTAGES. which
u4g rx.u.a MI daIsv mi. n.wrs,l.
road az tntonboro On tboIo0a shore
oaYo~ite Gran Haven i II ,saiu4l
i tracts larrslv from Her pra.ner.ty
Na.t VI IA. esf.als AVN. ..rai.,o
are sI,iepad from Ca>sya.a h. reason
If heher bid As aain II ,Ila, na5nt
Glen Haven, be it understood Is rs
ea.y NJ access III En-. tarme,.s l,a.s
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