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New- 5ersep Real Gslnte for Sale.

Nem- srrssp Rsal Gslate for 6als.
For SALE CHEAP, one hour in New-Jersey,
1 shade. A 9Ss g. wtaor nc; pc , Ps.oa I'''
FOR SALE-A small FARM, containing 45
S 15s 5, soa % ss sod rpa S and al
oueuidng dhtfuT located the mile. from 0,esn
Grove J. aher particulars address A e. VAN SORTWlCk
F0R SALE, at Plainfeld, n. j.. one of the
an 10 the STATE at gresi b.rgn iuo acres ~ an
der and containing s 4OIlOo out,buding 1e stock
pr SIs ,rs.. a M Fl r ses F % fe p'' 5 p5 .ps es 70
Painssd j. H''i Estate Agent 0'''' 'p' ''p''
NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED.-46i
oaes 'G egh sooi ouOunss gs4BB Sis' 'hcs
49, coner Main and Market Sta Paterson.
ORANGE. N.J-Great variety property for
e hoa'e' furnish ana antarI.asI . rsnt SAFE C,aosa..
Countrp fiea Gstate for Sale
FOR SALE-At a sacrifice near Lake Rom
sonAoT. L. L. t~o.e house u rpS1 large saIn .ni Tour
FOR SALE, or Exchange for City Property,
fruit great a6gafaae ans boating aad bathing large tweng
via. 81 o0o Teras % .a a JorRNEAY 81 Lspsaard.t
Tor SALE, at Mystic River, Gonna very
desr rlbe RESlDbNCB the hest OF the village
Hausr beside furnsce well SC staoe
lnl aer vegetable griens beautiful lswn
apples and PEACHES
i1i other sman l3qure
Of THOS. e. PACKER. Mystic Bridge Conn
NOR SALE, or would LEASE for a term of
Z CITY HOUsR-M- delightful COUNTRY
SEAT se,rsa Nehser Co. - high land IN lawn garden
,d ola timber commoas moIem house by cEy builder occupying
nnarfng pendr Approached one-h1 OF
through ugrown forest perfectly
beay. place EN- comfortable
hous-. Full particular and pn3 ographs with
ADAMS BAILEY, No. 81 LbeTty-si. room -.
MARYLAND FARMS for SALE-GOOd grain
W land; ch s1 well saDel plenty
f and railroad aud Sale catalogues
lud ui Instructions Office hours, IL 10 ?.
W. Y. CASH BRO. 80 Beekmanst
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Citr f,eal estate for Sale.
A NEAT and COMFORTABLE HOUSE for
sALb IN Ninth Wsr without and mrors terms
10 sai. pufeAAssrAi ..le, 0Ii0I75. =
E. L & B. T. BURsHAB, 500 Budsonst
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gopdrrnersnlp Notlfes.

rV'HF COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
under the hrra Of BITTER BROWH2 Is this Jay DIS
SOLVED by mnual Mr RITTER all assets
- q. A. RITTER.
June 10 1874. ID J. bhON In
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NOTICE TO Railroad COntractors.-Sealed
~ Proposals viii resolved the Jersey CITY Asd AbEny Co
upt noon lj work ami materials necessary frish the
InomsuoB furnished application 10 tie under
v X ALBuRTIs President. 46 Besver-st. N r
PROPOSALS FOR GRANITE AND IRON
will he received by the Of
Public PARIS until IL. l,7s for the lROS WORK
GRANITE WORK Of balag the hsku
Csnira For full particulars The City Record
cop for sale a 10 City Hall
CCREENED GRAVEL.
- Sealed proposals received hr the Department Of Public
PafA until $3.50 June 49, 1874 for 5000 cubic yaras Oi
sCRRRSKD GRAVEL - .
Po fail psreaAs. sss The City Record copies tOT sale q No.
Cir H4A
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Rcal Gstate 10 Grrhanse

Real gstatc 10 Grrhanse
TWO BROWN STONE HOUSES, with only
L GTt norgige 10 EXCHANGE lots smaller houses
RULASD WHITING. 8 BeekhAn-st
ITO EXCHANGE for MERCHANDlSE-On
Of the best PLANTATIONS Texas situated Anderson County
u miles mile the line Of the Inter
naoE ana Great Northern Railroad The pnlaton contains 4oOo
bous.s J. A. ROU UsSEL. Dallas, Texaa
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12
CITY OF ALT00NA7PERC CENT
Cipioenu Ioilres.

Cipinenu IoiIres
NATIONAL rKusr CoxPASY 26l 263 BEosoyAr}
coKSEA " ,RRKy-sr.. NEw-iORE Juae .. 1874,
DIVIDEND-The Board of Trustees OF this
COMPANY have dividend Of FOUk PER ChNIi pay
sbl on snd the lat dav of Il!s urH-
Trasier boo. viii be closed on 2Oh o. June until july J.
JOIN C. CRUIKSHANK, see'y.
OTUcE ~ TTE HAySIBAL ASp ST. JosErH RAILROAD CO.,
rs BRoADwAY SKw-YORz. Juue u, 1874 >
EIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS OF the MIS-
L SOCRI STATE PER CENT BoNDs. klovu q the hAS
NIBAL And ST JOSEPH ISSUE maturing he lJiA inst Wa
be paid upon presentation and that ate
JOHN p. ACKBR Treasurer
STATE on IIisOIs. TKgAsUKEas OFFICE,
sPRISGnELD. MAJ %. 1874
TIVE INTEREST which will become due
upon STOCK STATE cf ILLINOIS The fs honea7 o.
Juv s7s viii be pad at AMERICAN TX ASGk NATIONAL
Ncw-Y9rk. fo the Oh 10 The = 81 DAYS IN
ciusivp Of Jul EDWARD RUIZ, Treasurer
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BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE.

Halls Sands engaged for the season.
prncpsi hot~n
Offices and . the Pier. a., o.coy a..
GRO. L.. COSNOR Genp Pass Ast A r b4COs sap
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12

NEW-YORK and OSWEGO MIDLAND RAIL
RoADrhs Rr. Mortgage Bondnolers are requested to meet
mi,iee', report L. n. MEYER, Chairman
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NEW;YggRK NEWY 9 CENTRAL AZ AND .,,la, HUDSON IDS. J

~ aIygn RAiLRoAD-Aher June 5, 1874 through .a
~ Grand Central
Chicago Northern With irswiasroom esss
through 10 and ~. Albsns
l030 CHICAGO Express with irs~aetsou Ss % as
Buffalo,
10: 45 a M Northern Western kxpresS
3.4O D. m ALBANY am Troy ExDres
n Montreal Express With sleeDngears from Nesiot 10
St Adams o.
Cansndsgua- .,,---,--- A.. o....--
Burso and Niagara Fs also FOR Chicago wa both aid h v
LOO n EIpress with seepiageas for Troy and Albany
way "a - ~ II. KESDRCK.
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HARLEM RIVER BRAYCH.

DEOPLE's LINE for ALBANY.-rhe spien-
DREW ST JOHN leave Pier al so1 C~nais.
DAILY Sundays eIceptei, Al D N
EOR EXCURSI0NS.-The swift and first
class steamboat WILLIAM COOK capacity OOJl
throughout the summer application 70
VALENTINE, Agent Al Jayst.. n. l.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-05-21
sR|Plain and dotted Grenadine,
for wells at Mccoy g. Holloway's.

PLowING UP THE RoADs.-We no.
tioe in different parts of the town
that some farmers have used the
pillow freely on the public road, we
suppose for securing" purposes.
This is all wrong, endangering the
safety of the public, besides render
ing the person committing the act
liable before the law. Under the
statute law of highways and bridges,
it is made a penal offence in the sum
of twenty-five dollars, to obstruct
any highway by filling up, ditching
or placing any obstruction therein,
and the road overseer of the district
is required to have any such obstruc-
ton or ditch imm odiately removed.
We hope that the proper officers will
see that the law in this respect is
enforced.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-05-21
Advertisement

EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION -
CHAPIN's Colosseum AND CIRCUS
CoMEoUE-THE CHAMPION Show
This gigantic aggregation of won-
ders and novelties will exhibit in
Lancaster on Monday, May 18th,
afternoon and evening. The man
agemont have expended fortune in
organizing and equipping what is
now the grandest and most complete
exhibition now travelling in this part.
The artists comprised in the company
have been:selected from the head and
front OF the profession, both in
America and the Old World, and the
public can confidently look forward
TO all that is advertised. This en-
terprise has been the Inauguration of
new departure in show business
inasmuch as there are no side-shows
or after-shows; but everything is
combined in one unapproachable en-
tertainment for one price of admis-
sion. The exhibition is not confined
merely to equestrian and gymnastic
feats as is the case with other circu-
ses' Chapin's show is combination
of the gems of the circus, theater
comeque, opera bouffe, menstrelsy,
museum, prolytecnic Institute, curl.
osity show, living montrosities, scien-
tific optical Illusions and the myster-
ious and indescribable wonder, the
Magic Globe.
From here they go to Platte
vile, Shullsburg, Darlington, Mineral
Point, Dodgeville, Highland, Bosco-
bel, Prairie du CHEN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-05-21
Is. The Harris Seamless" kid
glove at Mccoy s. Holloway's.

RIVER LINE.-Capt. Anderson, of
the steamer Express which phys be-
tween Potosi and Dubuque, was in
town yesterday looking after the In
terests of his freight aud passen ger
line, and we are glad to hear that the
business men of Lancaster are dispos-
ed to patronize the new river line IN
preference to other routes to Dubu-
que. The Express runs 10 connection
with the !. c. r r., and will d. liver
freight at Potosi from Chicago al the
following rates: 1st-class, 65 cents ;
class, So cents; 3 class, 40 cents;
1 b class 80 Same rates eastward.
A refrigerator car for the shipment
of butter and eggs leaves Dunleitb
for Chicsgo every Tuesday and Fri
dav. and ali shipments Of batter OF
eggs via tn ErpTess intended for
biz line will % through on express
llme at regular freight rates.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-05-21

BANK R1BERY. We are informed
both by authentic report as well
as correspondence that the bank of
Humph y d, Clark, in Blooming ton
was entered on Monday night last,
and currency to the amount of near
5 900 was distracted. The loss was
not discovered until about s o'clock
on the following morning The
burglars entered the bank building
through the front door, first burning
a hole through the door and theu
punching off the catch of the lock.
They then went TO the rear of the
vault. and by means of jack screws
succeeded Ia forcing hole through
the brick wall. They then bowed
open the safe with powder. The los
happened IN a f1rtunate time for
Messrs. IL & C., wh on account
II recent heavy issues Of currency
the bank had less cash on hand than
at any time in The last six months.
The fellows mn have surveyed the
groards s5ms time ago, a. they seem
ed u have been posted just where
among !ho shops in town to get the
necessary ID IL 70 force an entrance
into the BANK 5 me strange parties
who wee llranng around the place
some week or 81 ago are suspected
% have committed the burglary.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-05-21

TRorTING PREMIUMs.--At the an
nual fair by the Grant County Agri-
cultural Society, in September next,
the following premiums for trottipg
will be awarded
Class E.E.-open TO horses owned in Grant, Crsw.
ford Iowa and Lafayette counties. Four to entel
and three to start. First premium. $50; second SIS
Class 7. F.-0pen to horses four years old AND
under, owned in Grant county, First premium, SIS
second, SIC.
Glass G. G.-open TO the world First premium
$500 second $50. Four 20 entsr and three to start
Best three in five.
Judges to be governed by the rules
of the National Trotting Association
G.. B. SPEAGUE,
Sec. G.. G. A. A.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-05-21

THE ALDrNE.--Is as fresh and beautiful as
the month it represents filled TO the brim
with choice flowers of art and literature. The
engravings, which in this superb monthly
seem to have reached the highest point of per-
fiction, are beautiful beyond anything hereto
fore seen in an illustrated magazine. John 5.
DAVIS opens the number with full-page pic
tnre, "The Dying Hound" which is one OF
his best efforts, strong work, showing that
il is a study from real life. ]. d Woodward
contributes three large and spiritedly drawn
pictures of scenes in Florida, one of the most
beautiful and picturesque States in the Union.
The first picture of the series is deliciously
cool view of the famous Silver Spring, which
boils up from the earth (; the second picture is
handsome fall-page illustration of the mouth
of the St. Johns River, showing the rains of
the old lighthouse, a grove of palm trees,
etc. the third picture is a wild and dreamy
view of a Florida hummock, one of those
strange emerald islands in the midst of des-
ert of sands. ffThe New Capital at Hartford,
Conn. )" is finely executed drawing of the
large and ornate building now in process OF
erection at Hartford, at the cost of several
millions of dollars. The Literary contents OF
the May Aldine are of greater variety and ex-
Gel Hence than usual. James Sutton l. Co.,
publishers, So Maiden Lane, New York City.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-05-21
Farm For Sale,

The undersigned will SSH his farm of 200 acres in
the tow of MiIlvilie, about tvs miles south Of the
Village Over 100 acres well fenced and in a high
state cultivation good bearing orchard and gye
living springs on the land-Ons spring within four
rods Of the house, One 40 has spring creek running
across one corner with good m'll seat on II, and
about 3S acres OF permanent valley meadow There Is
a frame dwelling house and frame barn, with COW
sheds Plenty Of timber for ali necessary purposes,
and first rate cattle range The prise per asre Is
SO. Ample time given on part ofthe purchase mon
ey. For terms aud particulars, address,
II. R. SPRAGGEN,
Ao.fs1 MiltyiIIe, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-05-21
Proceedings of the Good Templar
Convention held at Platteville, May
@, 1874.
PLATTRvILnH LODGE No. l34,

| PLATTEvILLE LODGE No. l34,
/. o. 6. T., May 6, 1874.
According to adjournment good
ly number Of Good Templars met as
above, and were called to order by
Bro. J. D. Afford, District Deputy,
and the Convention opened in usual
form. The following committees were
appointed by the w. c. t.:
CredentiaIs--Bros. IL. Thomas, 8. N, Bushnell cad
Sister smeser.
Revolutions. win 6 King. Bro o'Nsil and sister
Potter
Adjourned till two o'clock r. NJ.
2P. M.--Convention called to order
by the w G Il, and as Bro. Kanouse,
the G w G T, was present he was in.
vited by Bro Afford to occupy the
chair during the Convention. Opened
in due form. Report of previous
meeting read and accepted.
Committee on credentials reported
as follows:
Thanksgiving Lodge, No. o.. represented by Bros
Hackney, john Bsttin, r McLines and Sister Lot
tie Hack v.
Plattss, i Lodge No. 1874, Bros VIM Haw. Joseph
leWtt, 5DoikcFp nau'oy An"AsS "A~
Peter.
Wing Ledge, No. 90, Sisters NJ Jones, Laura Bush
nell. Travis Knapp, n X Bush nell. and bror
0'Eeil and G Jones.
MartinTille Lodge. No los; Bros John Woodward,
Jas Clifton. Wright and Sisters Lydia woodward
and Julia Willard.
Wsshburn Lodge, No. o. Bros DR. Cory. c Charles
o. Wells II Harris and Sister d Basye.
Georgetown Lodge. No 80. Sisters smelser and
Bro Smelser.
Rechabits Lodge. No So, Bro Knox.
Report accepted and adopted.
The appointment of committees be-
ing under consideration the G w Z T
requested the Convention to name one
member from each Lodge to consti-
tute the committee On time and place
of next meeting which resulted IS fol
lows: Sister Smelser and Bros Knox,
O'Neil, Sister Basye, Bro. Batten,
Sister J Willard, and Bro. Thomas.
Call of Lodges being in order the
followincy rasnnDde8
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-05-21
CELEBRATED HALLIDAY Wind MILLS Al
Farms for Sale.

The following described lands will be sold on rea-
sopable terms hy the undersigned: My home place
of 100 acres the town of Elk Grove, Lafayette Co.
Wis. 100 acres Of which tillable, the remaining
so acres being timber The place is well improved and
beautifully supplied with living water there being az
unfailing stream quite tha barnyvrd There is
good dwelling house, likewise a large barn, roch
stable, and other necessary outbuiidngs. Would
make an excellent stock farm. The orchard is large
and tn rifty comprising than GOO bearing trees
Adjoining this farm there is fine tract ofland which
will be sold with the above, or separately as the pur
chssers may desire Fifty OF this under Gull
tvation the rest being timber Also, 200 acres Dor
dering Platte River In sections 16 and IT, town OF III
Ienboro Grant County. There is house on this land
About so acres of the land being under cultivation
The rest is what may be called No timber land -
For particulars addres the subscriber at Hazel Green
Grant Co, Wis GABRIEL hlLLS.
March 26 1874. II
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-05-21
The Household Panacea,
and
Family Imminent.

10 the best remedy in the world fer the following
complaints, viz; Cramps in the Limbs and Stomach,
Pain IN the Stomach. Roysl. or side kseuTstssm ~
ali It's forms Hious Collie, Neuralgia Cholera Dys-
entery, Cords. Fresh wounds, Burns, Sore Throat,
spinal Complaints. sprsins and Bruises, Chilis and
Fever. For Internal and External Use.
It's operation not only relieve the patieat but
entirely the Of the complaint. Ii pen.
etrstes and pervades the whole system, restoring
healthy action TO all its parts, sad quicksnisg the
bioo1.
The Household Panacea 10 pursiy Vegetable
and ALI HeaIng.
Preparedby
CURTIS BROWN,
No. as Futon Street, New York.
rerssle by ell druggists. sl-sIy
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-05-21
w"Billy Powers is here fro

~ Billy Powers is here from
Y ankton to-day. He will remain in
town several days, to purchase car
load of horses and mares to take back
to Dakota. Those 1850 to 100
pound animals-broke to harness and
in good condition-are the kind he
wants.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-05-21

MIs-ING.-HartwelI Parm. a chort
thick set colored man, bow legged,
he lett leg shorter than the RICH :,
about go years old, bias been missing
since the second week of January
last. Any information concerning
his whereabouts viii be thanks fully
received by Ada Parm, Lancaster,
Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-05-21
Farm for Sale.

The undersigned will sell his farm of 100 acres on
sections 29 and S2one mile south OF Mt Ida Post or
fce-in the town of Pennimore 100 acres under cul-
tivation balance timber well watered and fenced
Good buildings the premises The farm is well 10.
Gated on the main road leading TO Lancaster good
school within quarter of a mile There is also a
young orchard Of 200 trees. Price So per For
further particulars call the subscriber on the
premises. G. X SANDLEBACh.
Mt Ida, Jan. 80, 1874 49n3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-05-21
Thirty Years. Experience Of an
Old Nurse.


scriptton ofons Of the best Female Physicians and
Nursesi in the United States and has been usad for
thirty With failing safety and by
millions Of mothers and children, from the feeble in
FAINT Of one week old to the adult 1t corrects scidy
Of the stomach, relieves wind collie regulates the
bowels and gives rest health and comfort TO mother
and child. We believe IL TO be the Best and Burest
Remedy in the World. In all cases Of DYsENTERY
and DIARRHRA IN CHILDREN, whether it arises
from reething from any other cause. Full iirec-
tons for using will accompany each bottle. None
is on the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medicine
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-05-21

ATTEND THE FAIRS. The Hazel
Green Fair on Thursday and Friday
of next week will be good time for
farmers Of that region to meet, COM
pare crop notes, learn what is new in
machinery, and excellent in stock,
enjoy themselves and take sort of
preparatory and invigorative rest be-
fore beginning their ardu0us and ia
tiguing Summer labOrs. Agricultur-
al or industrial exhibitions beng
ostensibly held by farmers, for farm
ers, ana in tho interest of farmers. 1t
seems to us that farmers ought to at
tend tnem and strive to make them
as Interesting aud beneficial as posi-
BILE. If fair proves failure and
mot worth going to" it is simply
because those who 6nd it worth
going 20 have left tor others to dc
what they plainly ought to have
done themselves
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-05-21
CTRAYEU-GELDINd.

From the undersigned residing in Cassvile. Wis.
on or about September LIST, 1873, dark bay four
year old geldng With heavy msne and tail, carries
his head rather hgh short and heavy built, has no
marks except that the hind legs are crooked. Any
person returning said horse zivin~ information 0
his whereabouts will be literally rewarded
OTTO KLEINPELL.
Cassville, Dec l, 1878 39tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-05-21

~ large stock of dry goods
and groceries, at prices to suit a
Granger or any o'her man, at Mccoy
a. Holloway's.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-05-21

From the undersigned, residing near Blue River
Station, on or about April 5, gs74 two mare colts
one sorreI, years old, with light name and tall
small white spot in forehead One small bay colt,
with black manr and tail, seven months old ANY
person giving information of their whereabouts will
receive IS reward Address, b. r. ASHTON,
6wis Blue River, WIS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-05-21
STRAYED-CoLT.

From the subscriber, residing mile north o
North Andover on or about February IS, 1874, one
year old brown COit star the forehead; lar
OF its age Five dollars reward ill be given for any
information that will lead to the recovery Of the colt
Address me at Glen Haven GRAFT Co.. Wis
CHAs. HElLERMAN.
Clan Haven. March % 1871 Stf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-05-21

not only In words but financially Also and that while
he is with Us We will give him cordial reception aud
wheh ne departs an earnest invitation TO return 10
our MIDST as soon a. engagements will permit
nskhkAs state aud District Deputy have IN many
instances to stop at hotels while Waiting lodges
Resolved, That We request the W 0 T OF Lodges TO
see that this be no longer allowed
hsfoiped That the thanks of this Convention De
70 the good people Of Plattele Tor the very
generous manner In which they have entertained
he members Of this Convention, and we VIII ever ever
pay ior their peace and prosperity and may tne tune
peedliy come when the great evil OF intehperance
nAil be driven from their fair village
Resoiced. That We respectfully request the GHAsf
COUNTY HERALD, Grant County Witness and Wiscon-
80 Good Tempiar, to publish the proceedings OF ths
Convention.
Submitted in Faith, Hope 4nd Charity.
BRYAN 0NgIL;
CARRIE POTTER.
Motion carried that the report be
adopted. Report of Finance Commit
tee read and accepted. Motion pre-.
vailed that the report be adopted
Miscellaneous business being in order
the Convention proceeded to the cleo
tiou OF the following officers for the
ensuing year:
W @. t. Rev. VIM Haw
W. v. T.-Csrrie Potter,
X. Sec.--Wll @. King.
W. T. and Trea.--M. Cswley,
Chap.-Rev. p. Il Knox.
Marshal.-Bryan O'Neii.
w. o. &C b. Hackney
w. /. G,-Sister smelser.
Motion carried that installation be
deferred till the next session.
Motion prevailed that Bros. A. Pas
coe, w. c. King and G. B. Hackney
be constituted a committee to visit
Potosi and labor in behalf of the cause,
and also Bro. VIM. Haw and Sisters
Potter. Cawley and Utt committee
to visit Hazel Green for the same pur-
pose.
Many excellent remarks were made
by number of the members for the
good of the Order, after which the
Convention adjourned to the Third
Tuesday in October.
WILL g. KING, Rec. Sec.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-05-21
TO CONSERVATIVES,

PREACHER OF THE 6osYIL, having cured his
son Of Consumption in its worst stages after having
been given up to die by the mcst celebrated physi
cians desires to make known the (which proves
successful In every case) 10 chose afflicted with
Coughs Colds, and Consumptions and will send the
Recipe free Of charge to all who desire it, il they
will forward their address to nANIEL ADEE, i7G
Falton St. New York. 4m6