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PLACERvILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY

PLACERvILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
J.V. Il. Wi.,-Grnrral Merchandise. Plaza
| W-ll.r \ Smiill--G-uryal Merchandise
Plaza.
James Eagan-.Ju-,icr "f the Peace.
R"b'rt X Understandable.
john M!rr Postmaster Granite street
M,rr Il SmIih--Drncs & Medicines and
Fancy G""ds. Grant" street
My"r 4 Smith-Wrll-. Fargo 4 Co.'S
AGENTS. Grahitc street
W. R"thwclI-Phy stefan and Surgeon.
Granite street.
J.W. Observation-Disclosures Hotel. Plaza
Nrs. Margaret Buckley Idaho Hotel
Granite street
Mira. d. Stccklrs-rhGnx Restaurant.
Plaza.
Garrett. Hayes & C".-Empirc Meat Mar.
IT. Plaza.
Q. D"nnrl & C".-Ciiy M-a, Market.
Jas. MrKay-Marn"Iia Salmn Piazza.
ID. Observation-Disclosures Saloon. Plaza.
Girls. Andrrs"n- Miners Sal.mn. Plaza.
Charlrs k"hnry Brewery and Sahon
Plaza.
D'"hI 4 Mnrti"-I'lnrk.m,th Shop Plaza.
4 Martin Caihcart-S Shoe Shop. Plaza
Alex. Crrhard-Livrry Stable Plaza.
=. Lnngric-CablnrtM Maker ldah" street.
A. J. BorrlaDd--Cabinrt Maker. Broud.
way.
John Mrrrill-1'in Ware. Plaza.
Andrew Carvnn-Burbrr Ship. Idaho
street.
d. c. H"lden-Carpentcr Shop. Idaho
street.
john +. Saundcrs-Curpentcr Ship. Gran
street.
w. A. Hutchinson-Cnrp rntrr Shop. Gran.
itp street.
Andrew F"lson-Cnrprntrr Shop. Plaza.
Mike Hullry-Mik Dealer. Pine street.
}. W. DaviMn--Ag~nt N"rthwrssrrn Stage
Company. Offer International II"trl.
J. G. shcpherd-Psyete Express. Granite street.
Fred Campb-ll-Jewrler aud Matchmaker.
l. ". Ga rett. John Ellis. Philip Clouder elected
1chool Trustees sos Ne rev ~ Dissstss No.
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BOISE CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

0VAoG NAA4 OU0ANEO0 OA0GVAV0A'
VIM d. Morris-Agent Northwestern Stage Com.
pany; ALSO W. F. L Co.'S Agent.
w. C. Iatro-Proprietor Rocky Bar Stage Line.
VIM H. Nye-Drug Store.
+. Il. Coffin L lo.-Stoves. Tin and Hardware
{. w. Moore-First National Bank Of Idaho.
p j Pefy-Harness Saddle and Leather Depot.
I. Logan-Dry Goods. Groceries and Clothing
II. b. Reed 4 Co.-Dry Goods. Groceries, and
Clothing. Wines and Liquors.
D. Falk Co.-Dry Goods, Groceries and Cloth
ing.
L Schwabacher 4 Co.-Dry Goods, Groceries. and
Clothing.
p. onna-Groceries, Hardware. Iron and eel.
c. misunderstanding Mill and Disti.lery.
Blderbeck Il acknowledgements, etc.
G. Jacobs-Dealer in Flour, Bacon aud Whisky.
s. Spiegel-Variety Store.
d. Levy-Groceries.
p. Cohen-Groceries.
Mrs. 7. Cohen-Variety Store.
J. Is. Broadbent-Jewelry. Clocks and Watches
J. Brumm-Jewelry. Watches and Clocks.
p. Humphry-Jcwcry. Clocks. aud Watches.
james ~ Piuney-Book and Variety Store.
Vim. Bayhouse-Boot and Shoe Store.
J. Polard-Boot ard Shoe Maker.
j. Stool s-Boot and shoe Maker.
A. b. MISUNDERSTANDING Store and Cabinet Ma
ker.
A. Hagar-Furnlturc Store.
Mrs CLas Usti Millinery Store and Dress
Maker.
Mrs Isaacs-Millinery Store aud Dress Maker.
Mrs Wineheimer-D Dress Maker.
J. Slocam-Dca!cr in Hay aud Grain.
J. Case-Produce Store aud Dealer in Grain
Jas. II. Twosood Depot Agricultural Implements
and Agent Florence Sewing Machine.
l. d. Curry-rhotographi Artist
r. T.. Observation-Disclosures Store.
+. Dangel-Bakery.
D. Lcvy-Bakery.
c. ". Cess 4 Co.-Meat Market.
Nm. L. Janes-Meat Market.
J. a. Bennett 4 Go Meat Market
Capt. j. ". Grlthn- Overland Hotel.
Basin Young crntra iiot.i.
A. I. Turner Turner Huus--hotrl.
J. II. oordun-Caiitai Restaurant.
j. hriter-C confectionery aud chop House.
Asuew 4 ka..-L..er. Stables aud Feed Corral.
{. Hom,Il-i.i,rrs ; able and Feed Corral.
Chas. Nclson-Liscr! stable atid iced Corral
W. Morse urral ana F.-i stable
{. Hun,-tor aud Feed Stable.
4. Eossi-Luinb.r Yard
L. T.. Hewlett Lumber Yard.
Barrett Williaus-Iuinbrr iati
\. j. Observation-Disclosures. Wagon. Blacksmith aud
Stops.
J. II. jackson Blacksmith shop.
II Thompsun- Iiiac ksni.th Shop.
Baldwin \ Hcmuhli-E!4vA.nl.iA Shop.
u >i..ss-H Blacksmith shop.
j. Woods Blacksmith Shop.
/. &. Mauplu-I utcIialI y ". ). Co.'S Machine 4
shops.
" Z. Car.:on-ror,man y. ". Co.'S casr.as
SHOPS.
\ h. IorJ->niall Grocer.
o Iubbns Wood Yard.
| Elm Bto- Mood Yard.
III N.lI.inan-W ~ s.d Iar,l.
Ben. Ant.rson-t arprntcr shop.
VI. Byrd Carpenter shop.
+. orb SO arF.nisr Shop.
trorNr Ellis ari.nirr shop.
u.ur.c n3ivhArt-Carps nt.g Shop.
L4adii arp.tlirr shop.
II. Anthony -t ar!sis!.r >uur.
Capt. A.!.t--t agIs.uirr SHOP.
fr. Il. H. tt-CarIcnt.r. several others nasrcs
Tot A-.oHE-
Ias mouse ( Nc.cmry Shaving and Ia,A
iotisC.
.Ih,yc i, also ! Barber Shot, III Overland ilo,.
ut.sng-. Haiia 81 PROPRIETOR nni yet a.. iaiI..L
J. >tH.a!r-I4iIu. onu.,.
l.. i. ta:tcc--Eguii Trees an ti,..! Si.sary
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OBSTACLES 70 MARRIAGE,

Happy Relief FIR Young Men from the
G0ecte q Errors and sbuses in early life Manhood
ssse0fed. lmpcdimsnts to marriage removed. New
method 81 tte1t6Gbt. Few and remarkable rem ;.
11es. Books aud Circulars seut free. In sled en-
volopee. A8dreee. HOWARD ASSOCIATION ll0
j. Ninth 81. PAihdelph&a. Px IAN Institution hsv-
~ . nigh reputation for honorable conduct aud
Deo6ssstoaalski
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I" al Who arc suffering from errors AMI Iis,tt~
crst."us II s'uti, nervous araktc%s. eAFts .l.t-4
lt*~ If m4na"eei. sc. | wsii sfii t.ftls. i.4a,
III stte .Uu. tHlE al tUsibI Iua- .feat
rtlntdy MAS dsstut.i.i hS n.ts%l,4laats in south
tincrI.a s"nt 49,: add .esssd Envelope 10 the
ktN. J"~FrH T. isass. Nation u. E1.t U.ns.
.Atw Ioyi cft.
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Is HEREBY G

~ TIT 10 TICNTOJ Ut I'm
= That the ,arincrship heretofore existing h.
tween IN niidersgn. III the merchandise In,
" Pacersile II hereby di.s,.lv, d. l.. Fuld hmy,, o
p'rrns-e'ith the interest Of " kmtth, the nsne.s w,
now D- carried I'm under The nrm nsn,. of Weller n
20 All those know my themselves Indebted IN the
notified to settle the same hy Dec. Isl 1874.
]. - WELLER
~. SMITH.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

HAPPY Relief for Young Men from the ef
tects Of Errors and Abuses IL early Iife Manhood
9ss:ored. Impediments to Marriage removed. New
1sthod at treatment. New and remarkable RENE.
lies. Books aud circulars sent free in sealed en-.
velnpes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, M. 1Iv
0erth Ninth st.. Philadelphia, Pa. AN Ins,itution
having high reputation for honorable conduct and
professional skill @a
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IDAHO CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

IDAHO CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
S. Kingsley general merchandise. Main Street.
| J. d. Fisher. blacksmith. corner Montgomery aud
Wall slrr-,..
| G. " Crafts, general mere andise. Main street.
| Thomas Barry. general merchandise. CONNER.
cal street
Ianer 4 Swim, general merchandise. Main
| street
O. Marie Tin aud hardware. Main street
u. Is. kimnel. watches aud jew-iiy. Main street.
| J. Is. Emery. general merchandise. Main street.
| Id Fuinrr general merchandise. main street.
George DUNCAN, hotel. Main street.
W. Payne. carpenter. Main sit~et
John Eun!an. painter. corner Commercial aud
Wal. streets.
pr shelter, physician I'D surgeon. WAiiuls
street.
street.
nr II. ZirI physician and 81 uesiore. Main street
Rowe y Mcne,iti. meat market. Main street.
A. Strauss. commission aud storage business.
Naif street.
John ,,arrrch'. mea. market Main street
y, Iae4. hsea.r.. Nam street.
1 " Moore 4 Co, First National Bank. Main
.itce,
john Good Tonsorial sriis'. Main street
:. L. >ii-b,. books aud stationery. Mon,gomer.
street
VI q Lnues. hotel. Luna House. corner Mont
conner, aud Commercial streets.
". " iael. livery aud feed stable. Main street.
Walr 4 Miller. sos.a fact ~, Wall street
T.nchrr & Holland. saio"n Main street,
Matt zapr. saloon Maths street.
NJ. lintocI 4 s,cazr, feed and livery stable,
MunisoneF, street.
Martha Meiienuo,ich. Restaurant. Wall street;
William Manig. boo, and shoc >hop. Main street.
Hsy Cowan. b'acismshs. Main street
John Harley, Ll..Asnl Il. Main street
Henri, ffcideuser. baler. and .sui,s ore. Naln
street.
p"ouI. grocery ard liquor store. Montgomery
street.
cha.. Msusx l. ss, aaa shoe shop. Main street.
lleiazi J":s.s. Rou ,aaker. Main street
Josiah cave hiaeisniih. Main street
Thomas Dixon. tailor Nainssreet
stuck = II. carpenters. Main strct.
Lester 4 iure"-o.a. cari'snse' Montgomery !
street.
pr II sim. con. h. sican AID d.t..s,. CONNER.
{ a sttret
john irssibeck. :rut. AID cigar ore Main street
IL. l. Lodge. MATCHMAKER. Nam s,rfei
t.eu 81 Bennett. uisiuistsrct. Montgomery stree:
There - u4l. 5u.i ouis.dr Of town ned ht
N"rtali. / h1mrAins Nest and another t~o mics
'gun i"~n rsned l.. Viii. 4 Itrissoll. The Latter
i" as irml.cr yard Main street. II former Al
'hotr mill lie -, booi house and Cos. Te,nplar
ball also GA Main street aud y Chinese
stores. There il Methods, Church on Wal! street,
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cENTERvILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY


y. W. Crafts, dealer general merchandise
Wells. F"rg" 4 Co.'S Express .fic--O
". Crafts. Agent.
'''r lhnrdsl'.y. fruit. cigara md h--r.
J"r"'"" ls""rdsl.y. blacksmith shop.
{. {. M'arrt. hotel,
Hard" Il DAILY. butcher shop.
I"nprry. livery stable
.J"' br.a'sam. b.s,i aud sh.s4 mnk.r
rf'si it.'"ti''n. cabinet sh"p.
..'"rp. Cartwright. In, aud feed st"rc.
!'"s'"fiicr. Z. j. M..,r-. postmaster.
.'"'s frrr.. restaurant.
..h.n"rll 4 Church. saw mill.
+. Chanlrll 4 Co.,. ditch.
:: X. G..ldtrnp. ditch
I"mg W" Chung. Chim-a~ ,tnrs
;. Ling G." Chinese atur~.
hue k~r Co. Chimes. st"rr.
niue NJ ca. butcher shov
!I"t"r Chung. Ch,m~sr drus atcr.
:. ltariii"n. doctor.
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Notice..
ITO G.. COMSTOck AND ALI,

Il whom 10 tuax concern. You Ate hcreh, uo.ta,
81 that ]. iaukrn have done RI ;o the anltsttai
~ 8 - nta each claim. far The s"ass is1.-J& aid
10 90 the William icl lc or ledge. sitraf.d
the la.l. ui The Light t,ul h. A:latta Mining ils.
irisi tliufa. county,. l. !. asd umlrts The amount
expended at ~" William Ie!. :or tLe tsr. Eft ~ PAR
ties interested .hail hc tala within t.is 4sf das
'rs'l' da;" N.'i~ st4trt.st AAia mine or =ic III
be forfeited - nae bt Operation. q. lass.
J, T0Nk.S
Eockr Ban. july 10. !s.;
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FEDERAL OFFICIALS.

Delegate to Congress. -. .............o - io'.
Governor .ThOs W. Dehheu
Secretary of Territory. ....E .. o"''e
Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court NJ. T. HOLSTER
Associate Justice-lst Judicial District John ''afK
Associate Justice-2l Judicial Dist. W. Y. "i''eo"
u. s. District Attorney and u. S. Com
missioner. observation-disclosures - y. ~"
Surveyor General. .....................A
Register Land Office. ....W. = A""'P
Receiver Land Office. ...............'a "'eH "'''
'oll.ctor Internal k.venue. ....... Aus'n Sa'As'
u & Marshal Observation-Disclosures FhAh0n
Clerk Supreme Cont. ....h' -" ~" n,
Postmaster at Boise ty.. ...'''" "
Territorial Comptroller. ....... Jos fer'""''
Territorial Treasurer. ........Johh nun'oo'
UNITED STATES ASSAY OFFICE
.ssaver and Superin,.nd. nj ..... Albert VOTERS
Mel,er and Reincr Robert ie"s'"Ae'
Assistant .............. .......... Robert Mou'e!
OFFICERS ADA COUNTY.
Sheriff. ..............J. D. Agnew
Auditor and Recorder. .....N. >" -, "" ".i,'..
Probate Judg ..,............''.. ~ "a; a..rn.r
Treasurer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. - :.
Assessor ana Collector. -. NJ. tn"hpN'"
school SUPERINTENDENT ....... ). II. Hanti'"rn
surveyor. u. "s'"a ,,'
,"ro 81 =; ,;.. ,,.,;.,i,, sn Peek
',ns,ullrs boise city l. J.. Timer. Geo Guhii"rt
Justice u Peace Middleton Precinct. NJ X jenkins
Canyon Precinct. - A. Bowen
Green Meadow Prec';. ID Markham
Union Pr.,inrt......-. j Sihiili
Hot spring Precinct ....... q ntab
I'll Il .itial Pre- A J. Mcfarland
Coln,y Cou.missioners-G. ". Cess. A. Iossi,
& Simpson.
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Madican x Cannady, general mcrchan.
disc
Pat Noonan, butcher shop.
John Nca>cy. saloon.
Jerry Norman. vegetable stand
Callahan 4 Co. dra,mcn and vegetable
stand
:. u. Connolly, uphols,cr and carpenter.
Michael Garri'y, livery stable.
James Coleman, lodging house.
Adam Lind, blacksmith shop
Michael Clarity, hotel
Davincr Il Co, general merchandise.
James S'ad'millcr. brewery and saloon.
Richard Stokes, butcher shop.
Hull X Tucker, woodward
Bird Lotus, drayman.
Geo w. Smith. store.
One Chinese store.
l.. \. Stevenson ditch owner.
Zen Wilson, saw mill and ditch owner
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FAVE Your ORDERS At SiLsBY's g. Persons desir
to e called up OF mornings ut Nh earlier hour
an usual will please leave their orders ut the Post
r.. Rookrtore JOHN FRANK.
Night WStchman.
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u L =. !. s.. OF ALL KINDS FOR
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-17

4 MEDICAL ESSAY ON THE CAUSE AND
"A cure Of premature decline III nan, showing
how health Is lost and how Tegained. 1t gives
a clear synopsis OF the impediments 10 marri-
age, the trea;nltn; OF aeryous and physical
debility, exhausted vitality, and all disessss '
sppertsIning thereto the results o! twenty
years sIccessfU! Practice.
CURTIS ON MANHOOD There $ no
member Of society by whom this book VIII no:
be found useful, whether he IL" parent, Vrete,-
to: or Cls.-y man. '-i9ri7ri TtWss.
P.lce-Ono Dol!sr. by mail or express. All
dress The satho-, DR. CURTIS. 80 SutteI s.-tr;,
O ro~tCaiCe Box 3S7, san FrsrCIsco, Ca.
scpl2-iy
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-17
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS
HoBERT WOOD &c &C.
No 1876 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa.
nIANUFACTI-R
S"HsCIHo! TUotcI UtEtUui ]
fERANDaHS.
SUMMER HOUSES, AHHGRS,
CHAIRS, SETTLES, ETC, ETC

SUMMER HOUSES, ASsGRS,
CHAIRS. SETTLES. ETC. ETC
Cast & Wrought Iron Railings,
For Public buildings. snd Squares
Cemetery / is, Garden Fences, Bal
comics, Roaf Crossings, &c, ia great
variety Of Patterns.
LAMP POSTS.
For fronts Of Public Buildings, Ho-
tells and City Streets, Of Plate and
Elaborate Designs. New and Iul-
proved Styles in great variety.
STABLE FITTINGS,
OF Cast and Wrought Iron Of New
and Improved Styles, such as Hsy
Racks, Stall Divisions, Managers,
Harness Brackets, Cutters, Traps.
yentilstors, &c, &c.
WIRE"ORk
OF every description, Wire Guards
of CRIapED WIRE, Galvanized or
Painted. PATENT CHAIRS. WITH
FOLDING SEAT for Opera HORSES.
Theatres, Concert Halls and Lecture
Rooms. DRINKING FOUNTAINS
FOR STREET USES. A very large
ass, rtment Of Designs expressly TO
this purpose. Estimates and Design.
&s,lt on application, stating the tInd 81
rork desired. ielS-6m
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-05-06

THE SECRET Those who prize q
beautiful head of hair (and we know
our lady friends all do), will thank Us
for few words on the invaluable
ounlities of Ayers Hair Vigor as
a dressing In our own case it
heals humor, keeps the head free
from dandruff and scurf, stops the
tendency of our hair to fall, and
heightens its beauty. A slight touch
inc with it removes the coarse and
dry appearance which neglected hair
puts on, simparts a rich gloss, and
makes US presentable in the most
fashionable company. Such rare
qualifications, presented 10 single
nreparatlon. create for it an enduring
value but add to these the faculty
Of restoring to grey locks their youth
full color, and maintaining our good
looks with so small an expenditure of
time and attention. and you stamp
It prime favorite with the public, and
ensure it's permanent and enduring
popularity. Huntsville (Ala.) Repab-
hcdn.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-05-06
The River Improvement.

We learn that operations are soon
to commence, on the work of impre y
ing the Fox and Wisconsin rivers.
Two new steamboats,, with some
barges have justlaunched at Dubuque,
and everything seems in readiness.
The work is to be let by contracts
and the commissioners are determin-
ed to look after the work, and see
that the appropriation is expended
economically and judiciously, and
with a view toward the early com>
pletion of the work. The work of
improvement ia TO be principally on
the Fox river and the Portage, al
though the work will go on the Wis.,
consin as we'll The system of wing
dams are to be continued, which We
are sorry to say, as we consider the
canal plan to be the only one that
will insure permanency TO the work,
and that seems to he the impression
of our most intelligent citizens. But,
be that as it may. the people of the
Northwest demand that this route be
made available as a means of trans.
portation, at the earliest time posi-
bic. 1t the work is to be done by
contract, the letting out of the i'm
provement will give the people along
the line an opportunity to compete
for the work, and will undoubtedly
be the means of reviving the present
business depression in that part of
the country. We presume the neces-
sary information in regard to the re-
ceiving of bids will be announced
in a short time Prairie du Chen
Union.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-05-06

BEWARE OF GRAssHoPPER BEGGARs.
John Roethar, of Nebraska, former.
ly of Mineral Point, writes letter to
the Democrat in which he says that,
Notwithstanding the grasshoppers
have been in his county for the last
two years, there has been no starva-
ton and no suffering for want of food.
He knows men who, with hundre DIS
of bushels of wheat in their granaries,
and money in the bank, yet solicited
and received "relief" from the aid
societies He thinks there has been
less suffering in Nebraska the past
winter than in any eastern States,
and intimates that the pilgrims who
are now peregrinating Wisconsin and
other States, soliciting aid for the
grasshopper sufferers, are lining their
own pockets.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-05-06

A PREMIUM FOR COOP CONDUCT. -
The late New York legislature &C.
complished at least one good act. 1t
amended the law of that State so
that persons sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary for life shall be released at
the end of fifteen years, provided
that their conduct is such as to war.
rant clemency then they are to
have their liberty for ten years, at
the end of which time, if no other
charge is brought against them, they
are to receive pardon. If they are
convicted of crime during the ten
years they are to be remanded to
prison TO serve out the life sentence.
This law affects but three persons
now in Sing-Sing penitentiary, one
of whom ia Henrie Ia Robinson, the
"Veiled Murderess," convicted in
1854 of poisoning a saloon keeper.
Four prisoners at Auburn will also
be released
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-05-06

eA-The Governor recently accom-,
panied the State Geologist in an ex7
animation of the Lower Silurian
Democracy of the eastern part OF the
State. They were both greatly sur,
prised to discover numerous fossils OF
the species Sat. CldrkU. the Doctor
having previously announced their
entire absence in that formation. -
Barab00 Republican.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-05-06

the village is officially bound to re-
port all suspected uioIations of the
law before justice of the peace in
such village; and imposes a penalty
by fine for any neglect so to DO.
Sections 10, / and IL provides ID
against the selling or giving away of
drinks or liquors of any kind to any
person who by excessive drinking
misspends, wastens or lessons his es-
tate or property as thereby either to
expose himself or his family to want
or indulgence, or cause by his habit
ual indulgence his maintenance or
that of his family by the village. CD
such "spendthrifts" shall be forbid.
den the use of liquors for one year.
60 The penalty for furnishing liquors
to ''spendthrifts," who have been so
adjudged, to whom the sale lof liquor
has beer prohibited by the board of
trustees the offender 10 be deemed
guilty of misdemeanor and punished
by fine not exceeding $50, or i'm
prisonment for thirty days in the
county Jail.
Section 3 provides that any retail
dealer in liquors who evades. or vio-
lates this law shall be deemed guilty
of a misdemeanor.
Section II and Is permits any re-
spectacle person in the village to
summon volator of the law to show
cause why his license should not be
revoked, and if he should fail to ans
wer such summons his license shall be
declared wholly revoked and annulled.
Such forfeited license cannot be re-
newed within one year.
Section 16 provides that any injur-
ed person shall have the right of &C
ton against any dealer who sells
liquor to any minor or habitual drunk
ard and that he shall be liable for all
damages resulting therefrom.
Section II makes drunkenness an
offence punishable by a fine Of $40 or
imprisonment in the county Jail five
days, or both.
Section is relates to the manner of
disposal of all license fees by the
board.
Section 10 provides that call places
where intoxicating liquors are sold in
violation of law shall be taken, held
and declared to be common nuisances,
and all rooms, taverns, bazaars, sa-
looms, restaurants, groceries, drug
stores, coffee houses, cellars, and 9TH
err places of public resort, where in
toxicating liquors are sold IN violation
of the law, shall be shut up and d6at-
ed as public nuisances, upon the con-
viction ofthe keeper thereof"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-05-06
Look Upon This Picture and Then
Upon That.

From Andy Johnsons From Andy Johnson's
speech Nashville speech in the United
January g. 1851 States Senate, March %
TRAITORS should take 1881
back seat in the work "Why WAS ii that this
o reconstruction. man Sheridan had been se
there be but 5000 loys lected and sent back to
men in Tennessee. these those people who before
true and faithful men condemned him and pray
should control the work ed for his REMOVAL =
of reformation absolutely would tell this die taor
l say the traitor has what Cato told the ambas-
ceased to be a citizen He sador OF Cesar: Tell this
forfeited his right vote Emperor dsband his le
when he sought destroy gous nd restore the ber
the government. Be- ties Of the people. This
fore those repenting Feb- would say to MIN ercu as
els can be trusted, let Atmbls am. Do this
them bring forth fruit aud euea humble as Tan
meet Tor repentance for the sake of peace. for
Treason must tie maize the sake OF concord for the
odous-trAitors must be restoration OF peace and
punished ana Empower prosperity, am even will
ishcd Their great plan lag to mount the rostrum
tations must be seized aud strive TO gain his par
and divided into small don from indignant
farms and sold TO hon-lpeople'
es, and industrious men,