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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-05
CTJMnONS-WADE, ct al.

Circuit Court in and for Grant County Wisconsin =
Nelson Dewey, Plaintiff versus Jacob d. wade
Philip Benz cit and Lewis G. Fuller Defendants. =
The State OF Wisconsin to tbs defendant Lewis q.
Fuller. above named:
You are her, by summoned and required 10 answer
the complaint in this action which Is filed in the OF
fee of the Clerk OF said Court at Lancaster in said
county, and to copy Of your answer TO SAID
complaint on the Subscribers at their once. IN me
yilIsee OF Lancaster Wisconsin within twenty days
after the service hereof exclusive Of the day o. such
service and You fail to the said complain;
within the time aforesaid the Plantin in TINS actloI
viii apply to the Court fer the relief demanded in thu
com plant.
Dated january q, 1874 ,
BARBER Il CLEMENTs0N,
Asw6 Plaintiff g Attorney.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-05
CeaaI Notices.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ct al

|. - 4
State Of Wisconsin County Of Grant--ss. Circuit
Court.
Hiram Chase Nancy seIbaoh, John Chase, Atonzo
Chase Enos Chase and Helen Chase. In vacation
after September Tsrm.
it appearing to my satisfaction by tue affidavit Of
Hiram Chase, the above named plaintin, that Nancy
stafebach John Chase and Enos Chase, three of the
above named defendants have interest. AS tenants
in common in certain real estate, sought to be par
titi0ned in this action, situated the County Of
Grant and state 81 Wisconsin, to-wii; ten acres Of
the baf Of the southwest quarter OF sect N one
Of Town North, OF Range two, west OF which
Levi X Chase late of Grant County. deceased died
seized; that said Nancy Stsfelbach John Chase and
Enos Chase residents of this state, but reside
as follows wit Nancy Staalbach, at place called
Mount Vernon, in the county Of Lawrence apd state
OF Missouri, and John base ard Enos Chase, IN 10
Daviess county and State Of Illinois, do order that
all parties interested ia said lands and the partition
thereof, appear and the complaint IN SAID ac-
ton filed in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court for Grant County aforesaid by the 18th day OF
February 1874, and that this order be published IN
the Grant County Herald, newspaper published IN
Lancaster in the aforesaid county Of Grant once each
week for six successive weeks.
VIM McG0NIGAL,
Co Judge Of Grant County, Wis
Dated December so, 1873.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-05

sA-Lord Derby, in addressing
some school-boys at Liverpool. Said
that fsome OF tbs most conspicuous
failures had been those of men who
had carried all before them at school
and college"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-05

1884, Polite gentleman = Good
morning sir, how do you find your
self, to-day ?" Deaf Gentemah-
Very stormy and disagreeabIe."
Polite gentleman (slightly astonisb-
ed, but determined TO recover lost
ground) Indeed How is your
wife r Deaf Gentleman-'Ver
windy and boisterous, indeed"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-05

De complete remedy for tie scarci-
ty OF help, yet by rets;aing more of
our boys We shall lava more and bet.
ter laborers.''
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-05

--"Muggins' says that,in these hard
times, fige dollar greenback looks
az big as q circns' poster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-05


Asa Newspaper. the journal gives the current
intelligence from every part Of the country and the
world as promptly and reliably teegraphic and
mail facilities enable il to do. Avoiding the extTav
agances and exagEerations of Sensational Journal
ism it nevertheless succeeds in giving all of the
news of the day in reliable. comprehensive and
trustworthy form.
Asa Political Paper, the Journal is in earnest
sympathy with the gen spirit and purposes OF the
great Republican party Of the nation, but deems it.
self az Fl ee to criticse to commend and ,ueas
ures of ell parties Prominent ia its creed is the doc
trine that is the duty of Congress protect foster
and encourage by all legitimate means, the indus =
trial and 18th producing interests of the country
and equally prominent in It's creed is the recognition
of the necessity of legislative protection Of the peo
pie against the extoItOns and expressions Of corpor
ate monopolies.
The journal aims 10 discuss all questions Of public
concern with candor and fairness, and 90 be a safe
guide ofpopaar sentiment
As a Family journal it endeayors to be instruc-
tive and entertaining, and TO exert wholesome, NOR
al influence in the community
Til. Market Reports OF the Journal are full fresh
and accurate. In t.ls department the utmost posi-
bic fidelity 70 facts and figures is aimed at with.
out partially toward either the buyeror the
!. Her The uls' and the 'bears' must night their
being to give the TRUTH regardless Of speculative
tereits.
THE DAILY EVENING JOURNAL is published
three end tye O'Clock every afternoon, Sundays
cepted
THE TRI.w EEKLY JOURNAL, containing al the
news of days, is published every other day-Tues
days. Thursdays ami Saturdays.
THE WEEKLY JOURNAL a large and wei-flled
general news family aud commercial paper is pub
iished every Wednesday morning, and is OF the
b.st and most popular weekly papers in the North
west,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-05
JACK-lN-THE-PULPiT

ID to be permanent feature Of the magazine Jack
will tell some Of the most curious things ever heard
and make himseI generally entertaining.
We have undertaken to make the best magazine
possible for the LITTLE folks, we'll those rho
older. tyery number OF 81 Nicholas will contain
good reading matter for boys and girls Of all ages be-
sides great deal of innocent and heart fun.
Christmas comes but once year, but So Nicholas
the magazine for girls and boys. comes every
month. 1t has already the hearts OF the young
folks, and the Little Children are rvIng for 81
Nicholas.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-05
ALL These Stories will be Splendidly Illus
tFated.
'Jilnmyjohn Stories, y

Author of The William Henry Letters" civilian
Henry and his Friends,' and "Lucy Mariai' (~ho has
the rare gift of knowing how to delight young peo-
pie will appear during the year. There will also he
Shorter Stories Papers Science and History, Nat
ural History, wild Sports nd Adventures, Sketches
OF Travel, Fairy Tales, Poems, PuzzeIs, Charades,
jim gles Fun and Fancy, Instruction. Entertainment
aud Delight. Something for all, from Father and
Moiher to the Baby The Illustrate ms will be the
best that the Artists of two continents can supply
and will be printed with the greatest care.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-05
FAST FRIENDS :
By Ut. TR0WBRIDGE,

One Of the most popular writer's for young folks in
America Readers Of"Jack Hazard.'''A Chance for
HIMSELF" and Doing his Best" Will understand
what capital treat is in store for them in Mr. Trew
bridges story.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-05
nicholas & OIL YOUNG Folks

The publishers of ST. NICHOLAS, scribner's
IIus.rated Magazine for iris aud Boys, take pleas"
are 10 announcing that by an arrangement with
Messrs. J. n. Osg0od ~ Co., their popular Maya
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-05
A Serial Story by Ut. TROW BRIDGE
TuREE SPLENDID SERIAL STORIES
What Might have been Ex-
pected,"
A Story for Boys,
BY FRAN X 4. STOCKTON,

Author "of Ting a-Ling," ''Roundabout RambIes. >
etc. Dir, Stockton Is Of the best OF American
Writers. The Of the story is laid in Virginia
The boy-hero has started out with gun hi,
shoud r and may be that there will be nc
end of fun aud adventures
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-05
sCEsEfsS ERR - Co.
63t Broadway, New York
FOR 1874.
the CHICAGO
EVENING JOURNAL.
Daily, Tri Weekly and Week
".
The Leading Evening Paper
of the Northwest.
FOR 1874.

THE JOURNAL in issuing its Prospectus for 1874
the thrtieth year its uninterrupted publication
gratefully acknowledge the generous support of the
reading public OF the Northwest It's circulation
Increased with its years, and its prosperity keeps
pace with the marvellous progress OF city and
country.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-05
FOR VERY LITTLE FOLKS.

Our pages in big type and easy words for the young.
est readers, which have been "a hit from the first
will be continued. The children will he glad to know
also, that thu departments
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-05

We believe the 'Nimbie siypence better than the
slow Shilling" We cordially invite the "a Pay
ing pub ic to cali and examine stock aad prices
before purchasing elsewhere
Boscobel. Wis. Sept. H. 1873.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-27

I'm an those many wears they come 10
the Two great lumlmarls We leit behind.
Has The fine gold became dim. or has
their hyht gone down into ob>curIly?
Nay verify their standard rears is crest
on The shores OF tie Western lVuis-
ph ere. aud ilcir banner hoats On every
ava liable spot of the same. they have
shook hands with the rod man OF the
iorcsf and SET their seal on the brow
where savage nature crst had 'rDwned
and their mission is not ended. they
viii 20 down the annals 9. time. till
light and knowledge cover the earth. as
the waters cover tie great deep.
but we must now look ia upon some
Of the lesser lights, hicl have sprung
tp within ihe last half century. he
bridge which connects the then with The
present j. frauglt with maay Inventions
Here science. with her hand maiden
Art, stands upon tie platform of
construction. She sweeps her wand
over the swayiug population. and in
spires the men OF genius with new w-horn
ideas; while art liiis the arm OF arhitec-
ture ard Industry. and maps our country
with a net. work Of railroads npon
whose iron paths. the travelling commu-
nifty Is swept hither and ihiiher by the
power of locornotion. even TO tho slopes
Of the Pacific or around the world if
you please; our winding rivers are navi-
gated by tide of steam. and the we'll
trimmed boat skins tie waters like a
thing Of lie bearing its weight aud It's
freight. 10 the place Of destination. No
more fat-boalism or any other ism in
that rude family connection.
Our farmer no longer thrusis his sickel
sirgie-hauded into The golden grain. or
swings his .hail ia graceful curves
above his weary head: but has taken or
the garb OF drudgeFy. aud has given he
hey oi his laboratory 60 modern .ri.ree.
and She quite denly has girdlci our
country with panorama OF machinery
OF aii grades aud orders. whose utilizing
power performs labor that was done bv
man IN former years. Volumes might
he written upon this subject, but science
j car maiden and will le woncd bv
philosophers. and scholars. OF which I
am neither. suffice Il 90 sax. She bears
me palm Of victory In the enterprise of
tie world. She natures her plan, and
lays ilcra az tho threshold of The man
of genius. Theologians and Divimcs
drink deep from her fountain OF ixht.
and -he must he universally admitted
20 bc the rcigriag queen OF The Philo-
sophlcal orld. PArLINA.
HrNrlNCECrc, Ism. Feb. IL, -.
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Science has been classified, aud each
ar nch or part. -ot in It's own proper
ui,ic ir the -iore-hOn,e Of know led -c,
.or Tie loss gifted 10 take capital from.
" read cf seipuce IN ile earliest ares
of the world. aLf .racc L ali along the
winding path of holy nrit unit! the
pr cs; Time. buf AZ ne oihcr .iiac has il
ni4.le such rapid strides rs IN the llst
hHf century. by way Of internal i'm
.provcmenr-.
Eiiy years ago onr travelling facilities
were few and arduous in Tie extreme.
y ~ our ua' iing population ioand them-
e. 7es inore iaii-ued than exhi.erated at
q. nj of their Journey.
pa rivers were ploughed by INT
noa, NJ other rule crafts OF The same
order. nj in cormon parlauce cach
nan pa, died lis own canoe, Was hi>
own steani elgine. amt whi.tled down
brake, witt Lis own pair OF lungs.
but We must now 20 back three huu2-
red aHd iif,v years prior 10 ihe above
Aair, where science held her court ot
etiquette aud refinement. ana we viii
inject her ~ the Threshold. as she dip.
bier pencil in the lucid stream. an.l
Writes Light and knowledge on the
ivfehead oi tie brave Guiienberr. which
he transcribed upon his banner and
alu-s 10 tie " orld. this was the art al
printing. and the invention of our pres
ent printing press-that mighty lever
which gives pulse and Impulse 10 ma
tIon- lie morning star OF the National
harlzon, and ihc dtWn OF an au -picious
day .lur iB l.at stll-slme beat. ti.lrk. the.
glorious LMher came forth. bearing
aAoit a iighted torch here science play-
ea On Tire lriured Instruments. and tLe
ltieaNcniy n.ei0iic. penetrated tue ear
aud VclN.Dlei thc head OF .ie great re-
former, and he gave it To the world in
IcOpiUus showers. thc streams of which
have made glad the nations OF the earth.
here then were the two great cham!ion.
Ot Tie W 0rId, on the eve of a lone ana
prosperous career. Their mission wa.
before them, and their laDors follow
laiicr them.
Here the press became iirst handmade.
Ten IN propogating the Gospel. and in Tie
relOrliiation OF man, Notwithstanding
.the maay difficulties met with. anil
many printers became martyrs 10 IN,
cause thcy overcame them all Luine,
iictatcd. aud the press gave il broadcasl
to the world. 1t was then and there N,
,luade monument complicated an,
stupendou-, around whose base clust,r
science, art, civilization aud literature
W nat WAS ancient classic Greek. viii
her eyre OF the world. aud her hos, o
! Philosophers and Orators, whose name,
aud deeds are landed down 10 n
through classic lore, with enbe lli,be,
characters. What are they to this mieh
" organ of speech the former can Du
lcarh the nations, the latter convers
with them.
But we must Eow return 10 The con,
'imencenent OF our story, aud see " her
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-27
Negotiations sor Lent.

The regulations for Lent III the do
.cese OF Ninccnues. are the following:
/. AL lhe faithful. over Il and under
Co years 81 age. are. unless iegitimaieiy
dispensed. bOuAd TO observe the fast OF
Lent.
,. They are 20 make only one full meai
day. sundays cAccytcd) which meal
should be taken about noon.
3. Both fish and flesh are not to be
used 40 tie same time, even by way OF
saGce or condiments.
4. a COLLATION. j. allowed IN the eve
ming. No general rule a. 10 the quamli-
~ of food pcru.fle ~ this time E. ON
can be made; = The practice q ih,
most regular Christians l.. never to lei
il exceed lie fourth part OF an ordinary
meal.
5. General usage has made it lawfu
To take. in the moruing. "a cup OF tea
toiiec. or THU chOcolafe made with WIZ.
ter. with a small slice of bread or crac
ker.
&. Tho use Of hogs lard instead o
butter j. permitted in preparing ish
vegetables. Ac.
!. The following are exempted from
the obligation OF fasting: oung per
sous under n years OF aye those who
have completed their -ixtieih wear: th,
sick ; pre- -.aui women. or those giving
sack - infants, person, Who s.re Obliged
io labos hard, and all who, through
weakness. cannot iast without injury 1,
40 their health.
3. Is cispeu~aiiou. The use OF flesl
meat j. allowed ai amy time on sundays
and once dsy on Mondays. Tuesday,
THURSDAYS and saturday s. except nn III,
saturdays OF EInher and iloly Neeks
e Persons pi~rENsan from the obi
wlL of fasting arc not bound ~ th,
restriction of using msat only 40 oNi
meal On the day on which It's use &
.en,NTFD pY DispENsATIoA.
Ey order of ihcI.i1ht Rev. Bishop:
J.. Baa- O'GoyNOu. %. =. y.
iiesr-trLsial and haHcchOr.
Nircenne-. fc.'. 5fA. lo1l.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-27

~ General Won Moltke. the grra'
PrusSian commander. and hea6 Of IN,
German army. il hi- speech before ih,
German Rcirhsiag. in favor OF the new
military bill. said: what we acquired
Ia tx months we shall have 10 protec
by force OF arms for half century &
come a better commentary upon th,
u-clessness. nay. injury, to Germany ol
the Provinces OF Alssce aud Lorraine
which she took from France bv the wal
Of $50. was ncvor made. Province
that have less than three millions o
people. whirh require a great miifur,
force to hold thrrn for huff century
had better be given up, ani tie soomr
the better. That part of the Treaty .
Paris will prove a future element o
weakness 90 Germany.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-27

The follow Ing high schools OF tie state
have been selected hy the state Board
of Education. 20 rcpare and examine
students WHO desire admission 10 the
Freshman Glass in the Indiana Stale
University. The Ger iiicaic OF The Su-
periutendeat OF any Of these schools cer-
iilyimg that tie bearers have passed SAT-
islactory examinations. in all the hra"-
ches required. will cniitie The holder 10
admission 20 ihc ife-Aman Glass with
ogt lugihcr examination. They are as
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-27


Az tho conclusion OF the evening scr-
vice ai the Methodist Episcopal Church
AT Cros> Roads. sunday evening sih in-
siani. Flayius ilnryrave and Mary Ne
hruler walked np 10 the pulpit and were
united in marriage. Their friend. were
taken greatly hy surprise as they had no
iatinaiion OF The marriage.
Larve quantities of maple sngar Il
brought 70 town and sold hy the far
mcrs. Tho quality i excellent and il
selling at 10 cents pound.
Depniv Master Dotv informs us that
there are twcniy-onc Oranges organized
IN Pike county with an aggregate mem
bership OF one thousand.
About Eve thonsana acres Of coal laud
W Pike county are owned by Washing
tou coal men.
Tie Temperance Alliance has taken
steps 20 oppose tho granting Of retailers
Licenses on the petitions now or file
Farmers have commenced to break mp
sod ground.
G. Morgan has received 5O.Ooo pounds
Of bacon from Dubois county.
Fr"il ib~ pe'errtarv nasnnfrit
if Hon. James Barker IL the Demo-
cratic candidate for Senate. and Malachi
kreb'. The Republican nominee. As j.
being talked OF The approaching cam
paign will be lively and Interesting.
William Thorn was arrested for per-
Sonaiing q T.. :. Revenue officer. and ia
default OF bail was committed 90 Tie
Pike county Jail on the l9ih instant.
There are FIVE inmates In the county
jail.
Frank Posey wants 60 sell his saw-mi.g.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-27
Rockport n Jasper Mail Route

TlIE undersigned having received the
u contract for carrying the mail 60
Rockport. respectfully informs any one
desiring 10 travel upon this route, that
he will leave Jasper every MONDAYS.
Wednesdays and FRIDAYS mornings. and
returns every Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays. Good team. comfortable
convevanccs and expert drivers.
\ share Of patronage solicited.
JOSEPH JiiRICI.
Jan. 9th. 1874
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-27

- Professor Cox. State Geologisi. has
received a letter from Hugh Hartman.
the celebrated German civil engineer
experiments IN Germany with the spec
rimens lett HIM by Professor Cox. aui
he has no doubt OF tie future mdgni-
tnde OF lion and steel interests IL la
diana. and she j. destined 10 bccome ,hr
great ironsproducing State anl ihe IA
lure sea OF American siec-mnking
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-27

a-r Tho following dialogue was over
heard the other day: SAY. Tim. lis no
ticed .omrfin M di~ town. Il yon." ~
dunno whrdier j. or no. 81. what !,
ity' Its lis. l. YOU noticed when ,
strange aagkey come here who amouniI
90 som On. de white folks say. "who +,
dat cullud mani hut ic cnlud peopl,
say. ''who j. dat niggas" Jim nj ~.
ain't rot NO sense. nuhow." Oats 80
vi. .ho's yer born. - lNicksburg.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-27

- The contract for building new
court house AZ Mount Vernon was let by
Tie commissioners OF Po-ey countv 10
john McManomy Of Covington. Indi-
ana, for s7l,4oo
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RATES or ADVERT SING.

For square. 10 lines or less. l week. 81 90
Each Subsequent insertion, 75et,.
Longer advertisements ai the same rate.
4 fraction over even square or squares.
counted a. q square. These are the terms
for transient advertisements a rca~ona-
bile deduction will be made 10 regular
advertisers.
Noiices oi appointment OF admimis-
traitors and legal notices OF like character
90 be paid in advance.
ANNoyNCIN. CANDIDATES.
For Township Officers, each Sl.oO
For County ." 200
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0T-The frei ght business Of the r! IT,.
IL. 4 :. w. u. n. j. rapidly inlrryIae.
On Friday evening two car i,Ai- vi in-
bacco and one ear load 81 dram iil'
were brought over from i'opnvilir 40
this city. l.gai nia ht quite nnnh'r of
passengers arrived. ~ also two load. n.
coal. ~ Evansville Couricr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-27

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PUBLISHED ENEKY FRIDAY, Al JASPER,
DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA, BY
CLEMENT DoANE.

OFFICE. is COURIER BunDiNG oN
WEST MAIN STREET.
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Ms Nan'S 4. dieIn. the cold spring MAJ
d"ress ." Do Let Free After Esing Twice
NOusIctca.
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Four others applied. but a. they were
not yet fully organized, their applica-
iions were postponed until the next
meeting Of the Board.
This arrangement consoliaatcs' and
.harmonizcs the public school system of
Indiana. carrying out the plan Of the
'i'ramcr- of the Constitution Oi our Stale.
making The Stale Juivel iy ii~ head
and crown. 4 student can now pass
through ali the grades OF education from
.he Primary np ihrougA ihe Inicrmcdi-
iie. Collegiate and Professional Depart
neni,. Without delay or interruption,
or they sac not CON peeled, n ihey wcre
'lcinre. 70 spend two years IN some Aca-
denny. or Preparatory school. we be-
icve this arrangement Will .cnd greatly
TO advance the Interests ct education,
and 10 elevate ID, standard in Indiana.
Indiana student.
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Ts-A legal tendcr--A lawyer mind-
ing his baby.
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BUREAUS
DEDsTRADS


LOUNGES.
Tables &e. sc.
and large assortment ~ chairs. ~ eysry s'yie He
respectfully invites those desiring anyih.nr IN b. hne
call aud examine HE stock heare r4rcha~ilt ~sr
where. bc iscunaseu ke can please fNru 81 ~ ~ y
shop. the of The Public Squsfe west = ne
Court house JACOB ALifS.
Nov. 49, lsGT.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-27
IrarctGrS' td0sae:
JOSEPH ACKERMAN, Proprietor,
LooGooTrr. INDIANA.

IOOGOOTTF. INDIAN A.
vlNlfE proprietor a. this finfef situa. Hs nr'h ~
TIE r. irpaa ttacf RETURNS h fhtnss fn ih. nuhir
~ their pact patronage ihti ID We ~
farts shan w. spared lis psu nr-fr tifr isf"
IA The future. s fatir end hsr ~nppi,t nift thf
besf the marAe' aHrd ". ais, ii. ru, ,is nE and
feed ior horses re sol.cits SHARE oi pafrulsSe.
Npv. iiih 1870