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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-09-04
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-09-04

J ,,,, Sucee :sors to Johnston Van Tasselll
ITO III 9sS IL fR exsA sHHsh kySh
FOUR AVENUE.
REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
.,.t EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Twentyfou to forty hours given purchasers to
CATALOGUE or 'sii Thfs MsrEspssss pH9s srRrDA SALE
AT OUR TEMPORARY sAL4skOGM, IS EAST THIR-
oENTIEaaNs fGkNoUT1sAxY' .5x 'aR"1f Makss shhxp BY
Rysdycks Hambietonian, dam a thoroughbred mare;
every respect nrss class road mare Also city made
ToF SIDE BAR WAGON, BUILT BY TAYLOR.
LAY COUPE OR CARRIAGE HORSE, l6 HANDS
high years old kind and true In all harness; nom
vce very stylish and handsome, and warranted sound.
ExfsSsioS TOP FHAEroN.
GRAY HORSE Is HANDS HIGH. YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness; free Woe or fault
free and pleasant, driver safe and reliable family
horse, and warranted sound.
TOF ROAD WAGON. BUILT BY J. B. BREWSTER
sORREL TRorTING MARE, sIRRD By PArcHBN.
dam sady BROOKS, with q record Of 81; 10 l6X hands
high years old kind and true N all harness, ffee
vice; very syIsh ne gated PROMISES great speed and
TuP n'eH Full. iVsHT sPRINS WAaoN. aAa fe -,
BAY MARE, Is HANDS HIGH YEARS OLD; KIND
ard trSe IN ali tree from vIco very stylish
pix SEAT MEsTcHEsrER RockAwAY.
years old; an extra fine brood mare and warranted
TOP DEPOT WAGON, NEARLY NEW.
BAY HORSE, lM HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD:
KIND nd true In ali harness; free from vice; has been
used In an express wagon, and warranted sound also
Tor EXFREss WAGON. ~
TOE AND NO TOP Road WAGONS. CITY MAKE;
SALE COMMESCES AT II ITCfUsIk '0' ~o'' a.
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A UCTiON HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
n Gate Johnston 4 Van Tassell).

AUCTION Housn Hoy SG,Dt,oA OF AHcH T.. JOHNSTON %
THE HOSE 4UoT. oN BRANCH Of OUR HOUSE
PARTIAL cATALoduE oF. THIS DAYS (TR1DAY
Horses ~ hand. AMI years; tias n III H[Sxe bar,
r% rse dno po nan ns e stylish very
Z thing; Warranted sound, Set Harness, by Duns.
9, 9 Ivr s1DE-BAR ROAD WAGON. in good order, by
8 BROWN COUPE HORSE, Is hands g. years; kind
ell narns nns s,rds fss 81 rSM SHs show s rsS
GRG3f cSTt a sooa order oy Adam.
BAY ssss rom tnS IL al
eie5 Gof % RSAS INV WAGON. IN good sS Order by Bovine
tyssrs Cd highly trained
S ss:: ass g
E SxpPLE BAY MARE: TX hands s years; kind in
ESx sAbD ER S:6S. nss sss s s sas Sias
has sa Ssrs s Sen II
k1xk F5 seq s %Sa na sTG Is
harness; free from Vice., nice, steady driver; al
SS|c$ Sia iHzSEss | Sass ss
in ali harness; free from vice; excellent family or
SF n good or.r city
8 'i hay rRorrNG HoRsE lsk hands, 8 years; kind
minutes amy ay % very stylish ss open gait II
z 'sSIaTiRA LIGHT ROAD WAGON, nearly new, by R.
:" TEN offnER HORSES DESCRIPTION TINE OF
tIkaE VARIETY og, NEARLY EVERY KIND OF
s ~.
A.
S 's @ ay s "a ss% Snssc y S
ne a. sis%$ brown
st Kansas s$ci Tm spring from sef:sss
ss.s s
Wagon and warranted sound and Kind ''~' ~ W ''"-
yea1. la ss% ssrfs sSsS w M
Orange cesnty was never trained on track TO ny de-
II ,oT
promising Young horses In the country; warranted
Extra ne styled blooded and genee blood bay Horse
sired BY M.mb,c riot & dam by Msmhrao az & l;I Gaef!
%
has given him double and single he can beat $50 and
country and mSas Of The soodsd ,rS,ns
done III: IA oS,Ss the Misfortune Of owner;
n B-These are three Of fine young trotting horses
were ever offered In this city and are worthy Of
Sale positive rain shinc at IL NJ, prompt stock
exhibition at H. JAMES A. fULisEn, Assignee.
A SECOND HAND CLARENCBS. IN FINE CON
"A. dition; Park Phaeton, Pony Phaeton; assortment
all styles OF Carriages, cheap. j. CoLYEk& co.
No Washington place, opposite M Broadway
9ENTLEMAN's TURNOUT TO BE SOLD AT A
IA bargain-Sorrcl Mare, years old, l5H hands high,
and can trot In minutes; a Brewster Wagon ana
Dunscomb set OF Harness. They be at GtOhGE
LAvsNDER'S feed store, corner of broadway and Fifty
nfth street.
COUPE. BY BREWSTER; COST Sl001 FOR $40;
"A Coupe RockawAy Hams make. cost S7oQ. for $50.
Second hand Carriages taken cxchangc allow prices
HAMS 10 East fourth street
AT THE ICE srABLEs 52l WEST TWENTY FIRST
"A street, 10 good Horses for sale cheap.
4 FIRST CLASS ONE SEATED PHhEToN
IA wanted--In part payment for first class Piano.
Mt Wcst uv.fl n n
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Trade SALE m e.s Z.
STATIONERY 9ta
at auction, ,.- -
to be held on ls....
4ONDAY, September !, at nine 03OoA
.. APPLETON 4 co. i-l
will sell at auction their entire
Stock Of
Stationery and Blank B0okA RI
valued at more than
oil OF the highest grade nT manufactured e,
pressy for their own sales s,
Among the items may be mentioned-l00U re ans on
Paper-Owen's. Johnsons Prizes aratoga. French and
Domestic 500 dozen Inks 20 0D gross Steel Pens, 2l
Letter Books s0 rolls tracing C,oih I l9 go aairss os
aud MEMORANDUM Books &C full assortment n.
every article ssary this branch busnsss
The whole TO be sold at auction the highest bidder
Clinton Hall salasrooms,
commencing on
Monday morning, september Z, at
nine O'Clock. prompt
r,- GEO. A. LEAv1TT 4 CO.. ..sl
AuctiOneAfa.
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Z, SEPTEMBER 4, l874.-TRlPLE SHEET.


, er0nTINe-DOGs, BINDS. &C.
FKE HEGLIsu BREEcB-LoADERs--CHEArE
Sgns q guarantees quality ann shooting in
- Maiden lane Third thlrd n or.
EoH aALE.IEn y0aE, CENTRAL. PRE-. BREACH
I ss sss;:S Hs 81 S. H:sss .ss.l
ana every ESsSs 4, y,,o, stree.
A RACE AT sBACAUCUs y. j.. SATURDAY,
a seg.enter : ior borses thes have never beaten
s.:s assssss;S 49,
,sysSs s: cs. r9o. o.s. Es .y..Ixs (; JOHN
q ::.:: .s;:s::: rss
;:ss ?:.ss E: d best q Q harness sSssA
Z: = :!Ss Dss1hsm's & AlPha. formerly Q. E. cOonsy.
N'~' ' A'n''''SS W. T. iscs .csAHos. Proprietor &
DEEasoor De!y!xo PAsx.-raorr1Nc FRIDAY,
E. srsss.irs s. .. e. kcdav & y1ssn s.. 20 eoT wagon. s
F.s s:'S:s'. 3: S:y AsaIs:sS ISs'S : sssss''
HEMPsTEAD DRIVING PARK, HEMPsrEAD VII
10 be trSs,sd septe%ss i4 sssss ssss to-
sxaS
Ssha S s 90 70 PA. . e
Srsr G S s track oS,
Be made to the prop
day. S ss pft on .. before s.s''
PHesardMsccr pAek pAE esoySp
say s:'%SssaIy %saSs.asy
Third day, saturday, September II.
Races commence each day at 8 o'clock. American
ass e. s & f
GEoRcE W. OAKLkY, superintendent
pRosPEcr PARK FAIR GROUNDS ASSOCIATION
L NOTICE
The complete list Of horses entered in the Fall Meet
ngs 80 entrics will be published in the spirit Of the
Times and TURF Field and Farm of this week.
GEO. w. OAKLEY, Superintendent.
posTERs FOR HORSE RACES. MEETINGS, &C.,
promptly and chcapiy done at the METROPOLITAN
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT 2l6 Broadway, Herald
Building
DOOLS SOLD THIS EVENING AT JOHNsON's lle7
i Broadway corner Twenty eighth street, on the
running ut Prospect Park also this afternoon on
the trots at Boston and the final heat Of
at Troy. r. B. JOHNSON
pOOLs SOLD AT LAG BROADWAY THIS EVENING
L on the Running Races At Prospect PARK.
N.'f o. L. MARSHALL
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THURSDAY. the 18th day of November,

A LII CHRONIC, OBSTINATE OR COMPLICATED
diseases speedily cured by Dr LTGHTHtII 2l2 Fifh
Avenue New e"vt nhars ho"rs fron' I'LL 4
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A THE LAST GRAND GIFT CONCERT IN AID OF
a. THE MASONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION
OF NORFOLK POSTPONED. ns fl
TO THE PUBLIC. n.lag


In selecting the M day Of september as the date upon
which to have their last Gilt Concert the Directors OF the
Masonic Relief Association nnuenccd by the Deef
mat there would be sufficient length oi time between
the puDhcaion OF the scheme and the above menoned
dae 70 enable them to dispose such number o. tickets
- 10 ensure u drawing ami avoidance OF sea ing
the prizes While the enterprise has been neeraly
every secSn OF tho United states and the British Proy
nccs YET tne impression seems 10 have prevnied with
many wn" were willing 70 AID in the work Of completing
hS MA4nc temple IN this city by investing In this
scheme nst the Cemser, wSui be posponcd and as
y an announcement % % should tc made that day had
Deem h~eh aR4 wncn me drawing would positively lake
ing apostponcmcnt have selected -"
THURSDAY, the 18th day of November .l
% lhe time hold their Second Grand GIN Concert and
Drawing and they hope that orders tickets will
cent immediately by all who desire obtain one or more
Of the valuable cash prizes which they osr The public
which characterized their first drawing viii observed
BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
Masonic Relief Association.
~ HENRY " MoonH, Secretary.
a LII CHRONIC, OBSTINATE OR COMPLICATED
a diseases speedily cured by I'r LIGhIHtLI 22 Firth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-09-04

A -EUGENE BISSELL, AUCrIONEER.
IA Hardware. Cutlery, Fancy Goods
THIS DAY. Al 81 Keade street,
800 m at lux A. NJ,
invoices table and pocket Cutlery Hardware Tinwarc
Files, LOO dozen hand and panel Saws, &c. -
Fancy Goods consisting OF Color Boxes, Work Boxes.
BISsELL / CO., Auctioncays
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-09-04

NTULLIAM Writers, AUCTIONEER-
w ton sale Of Household Furniture OF every dcscrip.
tion this day at O'Clock st 4o4 Canal street; PariOr
steads Tables chair Iapesry Brusses tngrsn Car
pier and mante Mrrors fine cured hair husk and Ex-
celsior Mattresses; feather Beds Pillows Bedding Ac.s
and W0odw are; Gas Fixtures, Clocks Vases &c also
lot Of Furniture to pay storage and expenses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-09-04

<SEORGE T. PHELAN, SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF
(T Phclan,s celebrated Billiard Tables ONCE an
wArerooms, No. Barcav street. New York Post ONCE
h0x l7d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-09-04

mr. WHITE. DENTIST HAS REMOVED TQ i1
~ Sixth avenue formerly Of 73a ssts q Teeth ~ "
ana si0; Teeth niisj. 20 cents: sold nuinsA n An
work WeUantkds
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.


TsAUCTION THIS LAY, BY
II VAN TASSELL KEARNEY, AUCrIONEERS
u (succe ssors TO Johnston 4 Van Tassell.
HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART,
ITO liz AND ia EAST THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR
-N POUR H AVENUE
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CSO RkwARD.-sToLEN. FROM STABLE i01 EAST
DCU Ninth street. New York city, Sunday evening,
august 80 scrrei Mare u to e hsnds high white
when approached Fifty dollars reward Will be paid for
her recovery. and questions asked. Address No. 4
Fourth avenue.
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EUROPE,

n,HE QUEENS HOTEL, QUEENSTOWN
This well known first class hotel. having recently
changed broprietors. WI, now DC 9und one o the mos
comfortable the south OF Ireland Being situate
TO the landing and railway depot will foun
convenient TO American tourists arriving by h
several steamers
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DENTISTRY.


A BS0LUTELY PAINLEsS-TEETH EXTRACTED
"A without qas chloroform or ether Combination
Sets extremely light and dgrab!c Eubnss ss1 Senth Tx
ZIG sixth avenue, between Fourteenih ana rutSTn"
streets. Established "a years Dr. l. HkkNAkn
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(NHAs PEYsER, AUCTIONEER, 50 CATHARINE
street sells At o'clock at II hamilton street, rs
Ale Pump. Ice House. black walnut Counter, Fixtures
&c, in lots. fr
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UCTION NOTICE OF RICH AND ELEGANT
IA Household Furniture, Pianoforte, &C.,
THIS DAY, at private residence
East soth street near Broadway. II le1 O'Clock con-
siSung OF iniad and Eut faror suits latest style and
and walnut Bedroom suits Dressing Cases Matresses
BEDDING, Library and Centre Tables Buffet WardrObcs
Bookcases Curtains Cl0cks,- BrOnzes, Chromos, Oil
PAINTINGS Carpets, China silver ana Plated Ware, din
ing room, kitchen and servants' Furniture &c.
F tHr f HENRY ZINN, AuCtiOneer.
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COUPE. BY BREwsTER COST ST. FOR $40,
"A Coupe KockawAy, Hams make. cost SIp Tor ys5o.
Second rand Carriages taken IN exchange at low prices
HAMS, 10 East fourtn street
4 TILE srARi.Es WEaT TWENTY FIRST
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BILLIARDS.

BEvEL nsx9 GAR9M TABLE NEARLY NEW, NEW,
Wire Cushions NJ reduced prices; Bagatellc Trpoltc
and Russian Bowling Tables also Alligator and several
new pnror games exhibition
~ w. n. GRIFFITH CO., 40 vcsey street.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-12-17
M a RR led.

At Lancaster, at tho residence of John Cover. on
Thursday evening, December 10 1874. by Rev W
Eaton, Mr.. JAMES P. Cox, of Lancaster. and Miss
NA8GIg MCKENZIE. of Eilenb)ro.
The wedding quiet affair, invitations having
only been extended the relatives and a very few
friends OF the bride. severa! valuable ana use ul
presents made, and after the ceremony came
band shaking when thu bride and groom departed tor
theit future home, a few miles out from the village
At Naclon. December ). 1874 BY VIM Mayo. E-q
Mr Samuel McRryuold5 o. FeuHimore, ard Miss
lathetin Martha Urien Of Marion
At Ca4~vfe December 4 1874 bv Tohn II G sne-
clode Esq. Mr. George Ia OF Fachriugsr aud Miss
Cathriha lenry, An of GtssyIiIe.
at Bose ,bei December 3, 1874, by Rev William
Seoddart Mir iimotsy Murey aud aiss4 Sarah scott.
Al Lancaster December 9 1874 by T. f. Btldwia
Esq Mr.. fayette Rieser ani Susanna Calvert, both
Luna.
At Fdrpay, December 10, 1874. by H. L Mann,
Esq. MIR Frederick Peacock and Miss Alice Conway
At Fafplay. December 10 1874 by II {. Mann
Esq Nr wtn. Hayden aud Miss Mary Percy, al o
DUbaque Iowa.
At Patch Gro O. De ember To- 1874 by the brd, 5
father. assisted by Rev o. Bu nett. Nr John NJ
Usher, OF Wayne, and Miss Hattie e. McGtniey Q,
Patch Gtoge
At PI,tttyile, Decemhe T. 1874 at the residence OF
ir brides parents by Rev A u Dexter, VI &. Frank
" hite OF aucaster and Miss Eva dAu Inter Mr..
aud Mrs John ! 4illhAm OF Piattegitte
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-12-17
led


At Lancaster November %. lS,4 iIeafy ltPleasure
agei IS years. nljuths aud Y days.
lie was born Ia wi-con in, and has seen great
many har3>hps through TINS NE but lett this world
h a eht hope the ntu'e. He leaves wife
aud six CD dreu & after him. Nay sod bless
rs M, 4 may their last tours b" ike bis, that IN
that great day they may meet where ptrIilg may
His work is completed and finished below;
His last teal has fallen on Earth
lie has prayed his last prayer aud met his last foe
Has conquered. and now Is at rest Cox
A. Potosi November % 1874. Alvira Jane. wife Of
Jerinau alker. aged 80 year.. mout"s aud - days
Ars Walker was a native Ct the to ~n OF tiamburg,
E5ie equity New York. ant daughter If David
Hampton Mo OF intelligence aud sterti'
worth, who rusrd his family tue simple an. kiad
fai.h Friends In tn year lsvoI accompanied
by large number Of neiShbOrs aud relatives. Sue
came situ her husband aud 'amly % Wtscoasis aud
located ia what IN wa A. the Wakes settle
men 10 the north pare Of the town OF POtes' Here
sh known "a woman Of uncommon industry
aud kindly traits ot character wan the g re u
barge II - hands X whs iApor ~ tive ahd
duty provide f1r every comfort, and ~ ears
accommodated, covering the char ms q yoath and
heath, that inward purity soul OF ths I nth ul
mother on grew brgnter and more lovely. Tbs end
ai h- Ife she adorued with uIapg virtues the
chanb wue .he Christian dies, quiet ia tao verge
"a HeATeu Con
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-12-17
Special Notices.

Albums, Pictures and Games for sale cheap
at the Book Store
If YOU do not feel vel, Jones hos, what
they call, relief for ali complaints. W..
-Yon can get beautiful present in French
and japanese fancy goods for 10 Is or %
cents at Murpheys Jewelry Store Lancaster
4uw2
SANTA Claus, having viewed the large AZ d
well selected stock of TOYS and candies at
Begs store, has concluded to buy his Whole
stock there for the holiday trade this year
-Ifyou want any kind Of a Christmas PRES
ent, call at the Book Store
-Ifvou want good over coat or i good
suit Of clothes at very low prices, 60 to Nath,
an, schreincr \ Co
TOYS, China tin and wooden, in the great
est variety at the Book Store
We have opened for the holiday trade,
large stock of ladies and misses fnrs, gloves,
ties &c prices low, Nathaa, schrciner & Co.
Best quality of candy always found at
Jones Drug Depot. w
Fine Vases, Toilet Sets and China Cups
and Saucers at the Book Store
-"Parcbeesi," "Lucky Traveller" "Round
the World" and Other popular parlor games
for sale al the Bookstore
notwithstanding the fact that President
Grant recommends an early return to specie
payment Bieg sells TOYS cheaper than ever
60 and zee for Yourself
Gift Books, Juveniles and Toy Boo, in
new and neat STYLES at the Book Store
fable and pocket CUTLERY in great variety
at Nurphey's w
"A fac assortment of s'crcoscopes and
Stereoscopi. views AT the Book Store
Call and soc the varieties in japanese
fancy goods at Momhcy's W.
Jones, the Druggist has fine assortment
of perfumes with general stool; of Christmas
notions W.
-Tho prettiast and best narlor ornament Is
The "Parlor Ksleijoscope,' for sale at the
Bookstore
Fine COLA watches and chains A Nnr-
phoys. w
Big bargains ii dress goods, at Nathan,
sehrcincr & Co.
-Ifyo want to see a choice lot Of candies
and TOYS for the holidays stop in ~ Rio,'s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-12-17

egg~Yo that have goods to sc !,
prepare to sell them now. Where
the advertiser is, there will the Gus
toners be gathered together. How
snall II best be made known that one
man hath what another man wan
eth. except be advertise ? I'D
rather be u toad and live upon the
vapors Of dungeon, than keep a
corner" or any other place and haze
every body wondering why | didn't
advertise.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-12-17

sgOn Christmas eve there will be
another of those grand parties at the
Wisconsin House, in Patch Grove
The Bohemian Band, OF Prairie du
CHEN, has been engaged for the oc-
casion-which means, Of course, u
dance. There is no more popular re-
sort in the county for pleasure of this
kind than at the Wisconsin House,
Patch Grove. "All hands around :"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-12-17
STOCK FARM FOR SALE.

offer for sale my farm Of 607 acres, in tha town Of
Liberty The land il all in tody and is well
adapted FOR two grain farmers; il good stock
farm. euty OF water aud wood considerable
p0rtiou under cultivation; all under fence VAL DC
sold cheap aud long Cine with good security
Animation, Dec. 3. 3sm3* D. HfINaIE'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-12-17
TAKEN UP-Sow AID PICS.

By the bscriber, on lands owned by him, sec.
Ia town range In the town Of Beetnwn, De-
cember L. one small with five sucking pigs; the
GO " is black and willie The owner Is requested to
prove pf operty, pay charges ana take said stravs
Beetown Dec 10. sewIs II. L. SPRAGCE,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-12-17
TAKEN TP-SrEER.

By the subscriber. on land owned by him. sec. a.
South Lancaster. on or about November J. very
IL BIT roam gearing head AMI neck dark red
brindle no artificial marks visb The owner Is re-
ous,ed 10 prove property pay charges aud take said
stray away I. II, B0NHAM.
Lancaster Dec n Der 3, 1874. 3Sw4&
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-12-17

EF Mr. Homer Lord and lady Of
Bloomington, met with a severe acct
dent last Friday. The horse Mr..
Lord was driving became detached
and ran away, throwing the occupants
out on the hard, frozen ground in
fl cting injuries to both ; Mrs Lord re
ceiving several cuts and bruises about
the head and face, and it is reported
that one OF her eyes will be destroyed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-12-17
TAKEN IIP-S SLEEP.

b. the subscriber. on lands occupied by him on
Sc Is ;own Of Liberty. about October /. two
sriall siztd sheep. with bell. The owner ia
quested 10 CALI prove property pay charges aud take
SAID stra,s 40w4 B. MCCORMICK.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-12-17
TAKEN UP-MARE.

By the sui SCI iber, lands owned by him, sec.
O. Town Of Bee own. on November l. a bay mare, 3
years d large star ia forehead left mind foot and
len fore foot white The owner IS requested prove
properly y, pay charges and take said stray away.
3sw+s JAMES MACK.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-12-17
UP-HoRsE.

By the subscriber lands owned by him,
3, t0W Il rargs west, about Nov. II. black
horse FIVE or xix years I'D. both font feet AID
hind foot white. some coi'ar marks The owner is
requested cal oTe property, pay char ges and
take sad stray away. REUBEN COOLEY
Mt Hope, November 20. 37w4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-12-17
TAKEN UP-IIElFER.

By the aubsoriher, on lands owned by Kim, on
~ town 3 range e, two mites north OF Potosi two
year old heifer marked with under slit in the left
ear and small swa Tow in the right r. brindle,
y hit- belly white notified face ThD owner il 70
quest 10 CAL prove property pay charges and take
said straw away 37w4* Nm g. GRlGShY
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-12-17
BLACK HAWK VETERANS. All per

BLACK HAWK VETERANS. All per-
sons IN Wisconsin,, VINO served 10 the
Black Hawk War are respectful '
requested TO communicate to me. on
or before the In day Of March, 1878.
their names. age and post office 'ad-
dress, aad name Of their immediate
commander under whom they served,
with view of obtaining pension.
o. c. SMITH, Dodgeville, Wis.