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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-10-22
Reward d vim give 500 Or amy case oI ileeh

Reward 4 will give 800 any case OF flesh,
.b6ne Or ftpsc' IailnenS like rheumatism bruise,
SPAWN, Sstrainio or 1amene.s, upon either man or
animal, which the Mexican Mustang Liniment
Will not cure when used ;accprding to dIrecficms
Near thirty years has proved il to be the most
wonderful remedy for neuralgia. burns, dwellings
senisfeedi 1ointsi hoofl All, screw worm, sting.
caked arrasis; etc lever illlet
IN hopseimpdv hen Mustans LinIhenewlll cure Il 2
Who will let child cry and suffer from bruises or
Ghilblains when the Mustang Will, prevent It:
Who will pay qhfge tfinctorsi bills when they can
buy Mexican Lin!ment for octs. md Il .oo: It is
wrapped In a steel.plate label ,ysigped,.G. w.
Westbrook, Chemist" VIM. Fl Eycrson. agent
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-10-22

~ GATHERINGS. IN THE SoUrH.-There
bHssbeen. much writ ten ls tely that is very du-
sbious about Political satheffns so snd conflict Of
races, yet there 10 ono class Of gatherings all
the shadow Of doubt, namely, gathering for
thelplrpo3e Of fypuychasipg the remainisg tick
cts aor thenext emu tast Gift Concert OF the
Public Library of Kentucky, to come on No
lahd areasonabie slafa Of that 90 Zoo, 600 then
to be distributed will be very acceptable.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-10-22

Henry Ward Beecher writes that the
3steiawdy piano is q musical angel.-Con1.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-10-22

Founded ON adsoaisI a arhe. disappointed ad.
Senturers who have fsotn lime to t'He attempted
to run their worthless potions qgsinst Plantation
Bitters, VOW that they cannot understand what
foundation there IL for Its rnpazing popularity.
The explanation is sinip.e enough. The frcnn,a-
tion of the worId-renowned tonic Is founded upon
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-10-22

h Tah. EuwoddI Collar is a novelty. 1t
has all tho edges folded, a fine cloth surface,
and is the best fitting collar over made.-N.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-10-22

oa TMaTY families from, iceland /. have
settled in the eastern part Of Shawano
county, Wisconsin,.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-10-22
ApPRoxImA1IoN pnIzra

II
prlsss 81 81
lars approx imating 10 Ioooo dollar prize are 500
prize are 1000 dollars prses 10 doa2s no ~ sSs @
700 dollars $50 prizes. amounting TO 5000 dol.
Whalo Tstssssi: ssssss:lss, s,sss ssa.55. .55s.lvs'ass.d.
!oS5Yo e9IIesPonalag With those ndmSs is o on = The
sfee Win small sn saSes and pseed n ops
wheel. sThe 6rat aso prises einsfIS ssiistdd ssna
sne,rcied. nte piaGedln another wheel The wheels,
rom the @
audience. and. rcgistefed by the Sommissionernse.
This opei alioR repeated dati ali the pTizes are
iES ESrl3EAiuok Jh oS Arirno XIX IL ATross fh,s
The two preceding and Two succeeding numbers 10
II igsSs .ss
h9l1e .l eaeh aiss. Sc
a So VIII each be 10 es ana soon. on
The oo6 rrlEe OF siO Will be determined by the
;Sjs :isii.S @ Oft number that draYs the $4,000
S0iYl pr,ze ends with j, then all the tickets wharS
the hhmber ends with will be entitled 10 sIo. IL
The number ends with :: then all tho tickets where
m an, ends Win WI pc entitled to sionpd
Hens&bsf that every prize is drawn. and > pay y
All przcs.or 5000 and under paid itnm ediateiy
aftsr me drawinS-otpe erl prizes atthe usual time
Prizes Payable in Full Without Deduction.
Ths epoye prizes will Re drawn the last ssiufday;
DrAninss OF keniucky sta:e Loiteries arc never
F'''''eN' ~ NPss $ q GES. S WE tssTEfs,,A
| tHh 80 az Third Street, Louisville. Ky.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-10-22
A.ppn1BD SCIENCE,

WErrBa Coal A MIsTAKE. tt has
frequently been smaintained that wet.c
tingicoal increses the amount foif heat
given out In combustion ;;but atcarefalI
inquiry has shown, first, that there, is
no increase OF heat second, that Q loss
OF heat always follows addition cf Wa
ter third, both the amount Of heat and
the temperature Lof the fire. are oohbid-i
erbly diminished lie nj bssiae4any
DETECTION 81 81, sFAHd5H s5HI1 NJ lIM4 M148k.-DF.
Hagar accounts for occasional discrep-
anoiea in the, statements of different
chemists in regard to the presence of
starch in a sample of milk, by the pe-
substances possess rof combining rap
idly with iodine, and thus decolorizing
solution of it. In consequence, no re-
action for starch is obtainable until the
milk is saturated, int this respect, with
the iodine, and by accident alfcheinist
may stop short of this point, and fail to
get the reaction for starch,
NSfSL-l--- ------6 ..It
SOLUBLE SEsQUIoxDE OF IRoN o IN
DYENa SmK.-The injurious effect, of
the usually very acid mordants upon
theidurability OF silk. may be- avoided
by employing the aqueous solution Of
peroxide Of iron, %nich remains in o
dialyser, supplied with 6 bottom Of an "
and filed with a solution of chloride
of iron, and foated for aomree time tiii,i d
vessel OF water, the large part Of the
hydroohloric aoid passing into tho wa
tor. This solution iB also much more
efteetiye shanyShegpsual1 iron mordapts
since the affinity Of the iron for silk is
notiweakened by an aUid. Iii fact NOR
danting by iron salts seems itself to rest
upon q dialytic process ~ T1AI4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-16
FINANCIAL FACTS FOR FARMERS.
From the Tnter.ocean.l


Oar attention has been called 10 6
latter from Professor Amasa Walker
TO the Hon. W. C. Fsgg, President
of the Illinois Farmers Assc citation.
pubi'aned, under the above caption.
in The Prdtrie Farmer for March z
The object of the letter is n show
"that farm products are not advanc-
e. r..oeS9T;ice at this time as much as
con-. .'Saiiles in general" and that
farmers "are plundered by the pres
ent deprecated and redundant cur
rency." In mailing &c US the Walk
err letter, our correspondent says that
il is being extensively circulated in
this portion OF the State. and is do
ing much harm, as it comes ostenei-
from 4 man in the interests Of
- masses" and that ''many If us
al. aware that it is false in fact and
theory"
ese shall confi0e our answer H. The
elaborate statistical table, which is to
Professor Walkers arguments and
conclusions what The ground is 10 a
building erected thereon. Ii the soil
is 100 weak to hear tho superincum-
bent pressure, the building will tum-
BILE down; so, if the tabular state
ment is basis consisting OF untruth,
error, and blunder, the reasoning
and deductions therefrom must fall
and become worthless. Below we
reproduce the statiatios ia full:
Table showing the prices Of beef, pork, aour. and
corn ia New York on the Ist of January for the last
twenty years:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-16
Another Infant Orator.

A Sar FranciecO correspondents OF
the Albany Journal has discovered in
that city new Young American or
ator, named Ellie Brown, and only
five years old. Somewhat enthuslas-
ticaliy he communicates the news,
which may be classed AS sad by maoy
readers, thus, "His declama;ions are
really astonishing. He has spoken
many times 10 public before large
audiences, rociting the most lengthy
and difficult pieces in a maoner un-
surpassed by many Of our distin~
guished orators. He has q full voice,
and he speaks distinctly, ard with
the most accurate pronunciation.
His el3cution g such "a we would e2-
pect only from an experienced orator
of mature ye r.. His rendition of
THE Personal Character OF Abraham
Lincoln, 'Sherdan's Ride Charge
Of the Light Brigade 'Shamas o.
Brien,' The Firemans, and several
other pieces, astonisbes every enc
who hears him, and almost induces
the belief that there Is something SUI
pernaturaI in his efforts. Ho Is =
bright, vivaoious lad, full Of mischief
and Elly, and his speaking does not
seem 10 be at all laborious. Il ia
only necessary to read to him piece
two or three times to enabla him 70
commit it TO memory, and, what
seems so strange, he d1es not forget
any OF bis $50 pieces. He ia great
favorite and bis parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Brown, have reason TO
be proud of him. he il a grandson
Of Mr. William Gage Of Sohoharie,
and his mother-formarly Miss Aug
usta Gage--a few years since reside
in Albany. This remarkable lad mas
not been trained +; eiooution and era
tory were perfectly natural for bin
from the frat moment that he was
able 70 talk. He Is indeed pr0di-
gy. Long life to him ia the wish Of
many friends.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-16

Here, instead of dividing the ag-
gregate weight of hogs. OF so, 657 68l
pounds, by The number of hogs, or
293, 81, to get the real average
weight, which is 20645, the method
pursued was TO aid together the aver
age freight and djuide by the number of
pork packers The same method. in
principle, was employed by the auth
or of THE Science of Wealth" to OBJ
tain his average price in each year
of the twenty, and afterward to Oh
tain the average price in each period
Of five years. We put it to the com.
mon sense of the reader, whether
Professor Walker can rightfa)ly claim
either accuracy for or reliance upon
arguments and conclusions built upon
foundation so flimsy and false :? If
the root il rotten. can the branch be
healthy? If.he data are wrong, can
the deductions bo right? Are we to
accept as true, and to carry into
practice at the ballot box and in leg
lelation, chain OF reasoning which
is founded upon violation of arith-
metioal rulo
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-16
THE OLD GRANGER.

Near the tracks Of a railroad newly laid,
farmer ened on his earth.worn spade
While bis taxes wure high. and his crops bot siim
The charge for freight played the dnoe With him
30 he Rrovled err vi st the trains sharp diu--
'I'n gather you tn III gather yop I'M"
Il have borne Jon long; and here swow
You railroads to beat, some way, or how;
] Will get np a Law by the great horned owl
To cnt down Your profits and make you howl:
And bat little, or nnthing I'll ship from bin
Ofhoarded corn, Il u Tee gathered you In "
I'VE win rise IN our Oranges, bold and free.
And Down with Preshtsi" shall onr var cry be
Not partisan crew. nor party hack,
shall help ua 10 gain our Mrthright back
For the battle 10 oars, TO lose or win
Wen gesher them iE !; veil gather them In !"
Now a eaunt politician cana that Wsy.
O'erhCard the old mans angry say;
And he gave his head a knowing ecrew,
nd cried TO the Granger. 'Ooant me too
With thought TO himself, repiete with grin
iii gather you in I'll gather you inl"
Then twist to his eyes, to seem acute,
'rbe farmers tongue has toe long been mute;
am inst vour man, ii IL suits your mood,
On place me where can do most good
II an Office At you'll help ms win,
Wen gather them in ;we'li gather them In !"
Touching hand to hand, in warm exchange,
They take walk 10 the Farmers Orange,
Where the stranger speaks With rural air,
And sprukles hay seed in his hair
q Let railroads quail whom our blows begin;
Ven gather them 10 we'llfgatheg them In u
30 they vote for him at the coming polls,
Those simple. rural honest souis;
Never dreaming that they Of the iron horse,
Are voting too, for the man. of course;
on hi IN alone their faith they pin
To gather them In TO gather them In
When election Is over the railroads run
score OF tr -ins where they once had ons
While ditch by the track is found to hold
A poor old Granger stark and cold;
For the chap he'd helped TO ONCE win
Had gathered him In ha gathered him in.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-16
LANCASTER, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY APRIL

While The longest part was In the
kitchen.
IA my leg was very long it reach
ed shelf that was in the kitchen,
covered With dishrs. pans, eoffae-pota,
Sc, turning it over with tremen-
deus trash.
The girls had not yet retired, and
We conld hear them laugh fit to kill
the'~ lives.
felt awfnl ashamed, and was
scared until my heart was in my
mouth for expected the old man
every minute.
| extracted my leg from The con
founded hole just in lime, for the old
man looked into the kitchen and ask
ed, whats all that noise about?'
The girls put him off the beat they
could. and | went To bed, while John
wac strangling himself under the
bed clothes to keep from laughing
alouG
We aeon went off into the land OF
dreams, with The hope of waking
early. | wish could tell you my
dreams, hut it would take 70 long.
One moment I would fancy myself by
the aido of Sadie, and the next I
would be flying from the cid man
and be would be brandishing his cane
over nv head.
This al came 10 AZ end by John
giving me kick.
On waking up and looking around
L saw Johns eyes as large as soup-
plates and the sun shining in at the
window.
What to do we couldn't tell, for
we heard the head of the house hav-
ing family worship in tho kitchen.
John looked out of the window and
said we could get down over the
porch roof
Get up said be, 'and dress as soon
as possibl.
So in my hurry my foot got fast
ened in the bed-cIothes, and I tum
bled head foremost, turned over, and
down stairs | went until struck the
door, which was fastened with
wooden button, and it giving way |
rolled in front of the ia man.
lie threw up bis hands and exclaim-
ed lord save US T for he thought /
was the devil
The old lady screamed until eha
could bave been heard q mile.
/ was so scared and bewildered
that could not get up at once. It
was warm weather, and didn't have
nothing on bat shirt.
When beard the girls snickoring
it made me mad, and / jumped up
and rushed ont OF The door, leaving
the greater part of my shirt on the
old iron latch
OF / started for The harm. and whom
halt way through tbs yard the dog
set up ashowl and went for me.
When | got to tho barn yard / had
10 run through fock If eheep ar3
among them was an old fa'1 @a0
backed off little and started for ne.
With one bound | escaped his blow,
spFang into the barn. ani began 20
climb up the logs into tho NOW, whom
an oh mother hen pounoed upon
my legs and picked them until they
bled.
I threw myself upon the hay, and
after John had slid dSwn the porch
into hogsbead of rain water, he
come 10 me with ono Of my boots,
my coat. and one Of tho legs of my
pants.
He found ms completely prostra-
tod. Part Of my shirt my hat, one
leg Of my pants, my vest, stookings,
necktie, and 600 boot were left be-
hind
| vowed then ami there that
would never go to see another girl,
and I'll die before | will"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-16
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.

VIII he held IS follows:
At Georgetown, March 24th aud 10Th for the tcE "a
5mslser Hax I Green and JHmo. town
At Ph, tevile. March u b and 20 b for the towns
PIsttrvile. Harr lima aud Etienb1ro
At .nfOrt March 3lst and April LIT for the towns
Of Liberty, clifton, Pennimore and ~inHviile.
A. dD-cod4 pril I'd and 18th for the OF Musco
ia Blue River, Hickory tirOve and Wrtsrstown
At Roscobe April 9th and eth. tor the towns OF
Boscobri Marion. WOoiman aud VII lyills
st Patch Grove April eth and 10Th the towns "f
latch OR We. BIO mington. ~ Hope and W abusing.
At Potns Apvi,. 10Th aud nth for the Of Puto
ii. Paris Wsteftoo
Al obsy : hool House. April 10th and 2lst for the
towns Of Cassyilis and g ieu Haven.
At Lancaster ApIii ed pnd 18th Ter the towns of
Lancaster. B"eto~n aud Little Grant.
Teachers Can atts ld the examination wherever NEST
cOays lent Thy will please De prompt End cone
supplied with pens ink and foolscap paper.
The examination vii commencs at each of she
places named 81 10 O'Clock a u OF the hgss dsY.
GEO N.0UERSSEY,
Snpt Of Schools Grant ca,
Pist,ssilIe. Wis, Feb e, 1879.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-16

A WOMAN SUES TO RECOVER DAM
ACES FOR HER HUSBANDS DEATH
Hosea Billiard, wealthy farmer, who
resides in Winuesheik county, Iowa, in
the fall of 1872 set fire TO one of his
straw stacks After the straw had.
been consumed, the body of Norwe-
gian by the name of Ostenson, was
found. II is supposed that Ostenson
was intoxicated and went to sleep in
the straw pile, aud was unable TO es'
cape, aud was burned to death The
friends of Osterson attempted 10 get
Billiard indicted for the crime OF burn
ing the straw-pile with the intent to
burn the Norwegian. The evidence
produced before the Grand Jury was
not sufficient to indict Billiard. Mary
Ostenson, wife Of the Norwegian and
executrix of his estate, now sues Bull
lard for $4,000 damages.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-16
na The reduction of the na,iana

sA.Ihe reduction of The national
debt TO the extent of s2, l89 33s dur
ing March, ls an encouraging fact to
chronicle. We have never believed
shat national debt can be national
blessing. but believe it to be the duty
of our Government always to make
provisions for the public debts re-
duction, whether times are hard or
prosperous. Every year that We re-
duoe the debt $50 600, 900 or $50 900 :
900, adds strength to the putlic
credit, Increases the value Of our
greeBbaeks. and contributes TO the
vA!e of every citizens property.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-16
IMPROVEMENTS for 1874.

We Do not claim and advertise ct great length IS
agents OF other Machines do. that the best
Ms ch!nss in the world. the best Machines made
canpot be exceiied, &c &C.. but simply ask you TO be
your own judges and make jour selections indie
pend ut Of the many pledges. promises. &C, other
agents may make 20 you. Did you ever know OF one
. your neiRhbors finding fauit with or being ais
natiahca vi
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-16
Farm for Sale.

Tbs undersigned will sell lis farm Of 100 seree 90
essttocs - sud s2one mile S0Uth Of Mt IDS Poet Of
cestu the tovH Of Fennincgs. 80 scres under col
sivstIeo, bslSucs timber, we'll Sstersd and fenced
Coed o1idiugs the premises. The farm Is we'll To-
esss4 90 Ahs s1su road leading 20 Lancaster 5000
aohccl within quarter Of mile. There ts slso
yours orchard " 7n0 srses Prizes $22 per scre Per
further particulars call the Subscriber on the
premises (. 4 sANDLEBACh.
Nt Ida Jan So 1874 seU3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-16

CONGRESSIONAL EcosoAY.- lin the
appropriation bills already reported
there has been a reduction OF between
eleven aid twelve millions of dollars
from the revised estimates Of 4 de.
psrtments, and the committee eonfis
IDENTIFY expect to be able 10 effect an
aggregate saving of twenty-five mil
lions of dollars in the total appropria-
ton OF this year, as compared With
those of last season.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-16
Farm For Sale.

The uD5ersigued will sell bis farm o. 30 aSEes 70
the ta~n Of Niilviie sbout tao mllss south Of the
viIlass over 100 acres we'll fenced sDd 10 hlgn
stats of cultivation good bearing orchard aud svs
living springs on tne lAnd-cne spring St1alh ioeI
rods e ths hcssa ous - hss spring creek runnin
aorcss one corner with good N II sest ca Is sna
about IS sores II permanent valley t1esdoT There u
8 frsue dwelling house and $ 'rsme barn With Gov
sssda Pleaty Of timber for ST. Necessary purposes
sed nrst rats cattle range The Prize per ssre 10
clio Ample tine given on part oft6e purchase Uaen'
~. Ser teruss sud particulars address.
Ri sPRAG9EN,
sStssf Miityiile, Wis,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-16
KIRBY MACHINE.

That is thing Of very o5carrence and believe
II you were 90 log the County over, you could not
nnd single instance = man being dissatisfied with
a KIRBY RE tPE.. The above Machines gIs manu-
featured entirely ny ~ OSBORNE Co. Auburn
N. T.. with Branch Once for the Northwest Chi.
easc and General Agency for Grant Co Feminine re,
Wis. prepared e. furnish you any of the above
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-16
IRON AND STEEL.

which used nearly exclusively in their eonstrus-
tioa. can make thsm. Ara Light Draft that apy
ordinary team can handle then on any kind OF land
Are not es likely 10 upset as wagon on siding
ground. Are easily raised and lowered to any height
desired vhie the Machine IL at work; easily managed
and sdjnsted IL every respect. Are a stiff bar one
waee.sd Reaper and fexibis bar Mower with some
d.cilai
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-16

in his falIscious list of prices. The
author of ''The Science of Wealth"
must have learned arithmetic in the
same school with the person who
Sent q telegram 70 this paper, not
long ago, as follows:
MILWAUKEE,, Wis. March S.--The following state
ment shows the number OF hogs packed So each Of the
packing establishments In this city for the season
1875, and average weight;
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-16
BEST TERMS AND PRICES

any Of these Machines ~ having the general
Sgsncy and dealing directly With the Manu-
large stock of extras constantly on hand. Sample
Machines 1t FonniEDOre and boscobel Do not buy
any Mschiao unless EztGas axe kept close az hand
SmI OHIO SHRALER
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-16
Farms for Sale.

The following described lands will be cold on rea
soOabIe terms by the underslgned NY home place
OF $50 acres In the town Of Elk Grove Lafayette Co.,
Wis 100 acres Of which tilstle, she remaining
so acres being timber The place we'll improved and
plensfullP supplied with living water there being
unfsiIIng streau quite the hsTnyBTd. There is
good dwelling house, likewise a large barn, rock
stable, and ether necessary outbui'dings. Would
make an excellent stock farm The orchard Is large
ANA Gu nifty comprising than COO bearing trees
Adjoining this farm there Ia fine tract of land which
will be sold with the above pIfstey, IS tbs pnr
cha~ers may desire Fifty acres OF this under cu
tIvauon the rest being timber Also. zoo acres boz
dsriug Platte River 10 seetions le and H. town Of 81
Isnbpro Grant County There is house on this land
About so scres OF tie land being under cultivation
The rest Is what may be called No timber land
For particulars address the Subscriber st Hazel Green
Grant Co Wis 0APPTEL MILLS.
March 20 1871 2tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-16
Pettyjohn's New FIGURING
MILL.

MY Mil situated on the Big Fiaste sis miles cas-
NI Of Lancaster aud IL miles north west of Platte
vIisis now 80 excellent running order, hava
cured she services OF good practical miller who
hes had over twenty yssTs' experience, and pre-.
Pared do eli kinda CT voTA Ia my line sbsrt
fice and as reasonable rstes Give ne trial sstia
fsSt49G guaranteed
q. q RETTYJlRN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-16
KIRBY
Reaping ! Moving
Machines.

Csulptfsiez Single. two sh seed Mowere Independ
eat oBs wheeled aespsTs Combined RespeTs and
MeseFs, eisheg as sel OF Hand Rakers, both at
.achlhents With each Machine AZ parties nsy desire
complete variety Of aachnss nom which all Glasses
Of Farmers select Machines hest suited to their
wants. Pc staple that anybody not accustomed 20
running and operating Machines will hsve trouble
ia Irg them They are az dursbie and strong a.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-16
BLACKSMITH SHOP,
At pRTrYJouN7s MILL,

Y EEAgE inss sss-Iad . Blacksmith shop 81 Patty
4 Jehn'a now Elon"ins Mills; u nilss noFthwest OF
Plastevills and ls eest OF Lancaster, and an pre-
psrsd 80 10 all Worh IL Tny line.
Prics foI gnck- BE- @ span for new shOes; 90 cts
soy setting. -
ASA John VIII kINSOH.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-16
RENTOR WANTED.

Tbs undsrslsoet has rooms to rspt-wth land u
desired 10 not work vill be given the applicant.
A married Esn Only can spPly, and he nuss have
Fooa habits sud no children Application must be
q sSe In person. ] have tea t29s OF hsy sud City
boshels % eesd corn for sale
itf sSNfoAp CAAfEs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-16

nRIrTsaHo1L)S UNION HOTEL, JOHN r STE
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t,4ons xeoa aired beds saa table veil provided,
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