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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-05-06

How Din SHE Do Ir.-A Boston
cham bernaid is said to have got
twelve coin mercial travellers into
eleven bedrooms, and yet to have
given each seperato bedroom. Here
we have the eleyou beiro rms
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-05-06
"A bashful young clergy

A bashful young clergyns I-
GENTLY rising to preach for the mat
time, made q terrible mix of it, snd
announced his text in this wiso
sand immediately tho cock weps.
and Peter wont out and crew bittsr-
iv"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21
A spanisrd Killed by = Censtsbi


A spaniard KILLED by = Constable.
Los ASaELEs. July 2i.-The shooting
Of Juan Sepulveda, an old rancher, by
the Constable. at his ranch, has caused
considerable feeling in that vicinity.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. sepulveda, ro-
siding ono milo from Wilmington, was
brought into town by the Constable. al.
most perforated with buckShot. Sow
sral days ago sspulveda lost three or
four horses. which he found in posses.
sion Of q man named Morrison. and
which were held as cstrays for damage
and committed. The case wa tried be-
fore q Justice Of the Peace at Compton.
and judgment Was rendered against
sspulveda for S25.l7. An execution
was issued several days ago, and put In
the hands Of NJ. W. Orr, Constable Of
Compton. who Immediately tried to get
possession Of a flock Of sheep owned by
sepulveda. In this no was foiled, bu.
yesterday morning no returned to attempt
Il with an armed posse. sspulvsda. very
naturally. seeing SO many armed men,
walked out OF his house with a shotgun
in his hand, when tho eonstabulary fred
on him, putting q buckshot In the left
side Of his neck, one In his forehead
and one in his thigh and wrist. In this
condition ho was brought to Los Angeles.
Constable Orr attempted to shaekle the
wounded man, but was prevented by the
indignant msnaccs Of the nsighbors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21

YIsed and O'Brien's New Bank
opened Reward Onsred - New
Maehinsry - Surrendered Him.
SELF
San Francisco. July 2O-l r. H.
Flood and 0'Brien's new Commercial
Bank opened to-day, at 42l California
street.
Wells, Fargo & Co., offer q reward OF
800 for tho arrest Of "Alkali Jim."
who escaped from San Quentin last Sat
urday. This is In addition to the State
reward Of $50.
Hosting machinery for tho Consol'
idnted Virginia mino, embracing two
engines. ag~greeaiing 7OO.horso power,
has just been completed at tho Pacific
Iron Works. and preparations are now
being made for It's shipment.
james Flood, tho man who shot Capt.
Thomas Baines, entered the City Prison
at half.past 10 o'clock last night and
surrendered himself to the authorities.
Dsines' wound proves to be less danger.
Gus than at frst supposed.
The Concordia Luca Gold and Silver
Mining Company was incorporated yes.
tsrday to mine In the State Of Nevada,
with three million dollars OF capital
stock. The directors are ]. T. Hull.
W. Z. Hale. N. LARGO, +. IIestrss and
L. Caldwell.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21
A.. h Missing s.,ie.s.

CHICAGO, July 2i.-Thefs Is no dehn-
Ito nsws Of the missing balloon. except
q report from Toronto that q large bal
loon was . passing over Canada, 20
ing in q northcrly direction. on Monday
evening. A balloon was also seen up in
The air on Sunday. and ON yesterday q
balloon was seen passing over this city.
We hardly know what to make OF these
reports; but that from Canada gives rs
. little hope that Donaldson and his
companion, passing over Michigan, may
yet b heard FROM.
Bank Csnssiidatisa.
ToaoSTo. July 2l.-Ths Bank Of Mon.
trsal and Royal Canadian Bank Of To-
ronto have amalgamatsd, and now rep
resent . capital Of Ave millions.
Hsy.ten's Life. savinE Apparatus.
There IL 10 be private exhibition Of
Boynton's~ life-saving apparatus this AZ
ternoon at Hamber. The Canadians
are to enjoy the benefit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21

CERTAINTY l-when q man undertakes TO
make HE own Investments for future need, he
i. obliged 10 Assume that he will have time to
Complete them. That II, he must assume ~ q
certainty the very thing who,e uncertainty
causes him To make provision at all. But II he
lnsurss his lie aud then liycs TO old age, the
policy win pnnvc . better cash Investment than
hs can easily make In any other manner, taking
Into account its freedom ron oil and every
hazard. II hs dies early. the object ~ making
q provision for his family 10 instantly attained.
Insure In the New York Life.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21

Decline In Cotton.
LIvrRrooL, July 2l.-The rapid de-
cline In cotton 10 forcing weaker holders
to clean up their stocks, and has created
a gloomy feeling.
Rins Match Psstpsned-Furisughs
70 the Russiaa and herman A..
miss.
LONDON. July Ala hsavy rain pre-
walls at Wimbledon. The match for
the American cup has been postponed.
A vienna special says II Is reported that
Russia and Germany intend to grant
military ~furloughs on q large scale NEXT
year. The Vienna papers urged Aus.
tria to follow tho example and prove
that the alliance between tho three En-.
psrors ID worth something.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21
This Nsrning.

SAN rkANcisco -rvck BOARD.
.sso ophir. s.. s,S. slS. sax, So.
-S.s Goaid asd canry. 10. 10 b,o. 49,. 49,.
30 Beet and lislshcr, a.. 50 os, %
$40 savage, lis. iisk. ii5. III. ilsk
giO Chsllar Psiosi, ~, NV
zsp Hale 4. Sstero.s. a. NiS.
sni Crcwn roint. II, s2s, "a. 5i<.
It's NeiLp~ Jacket. 81. "a
ITO it,lch,r, u. JoS, 80.
~ Seq. iicichsr. iUo
u Jl.tics. tp. ir
tso Alpha. 7s,. ~ b.. -. etS. n
ssi Nvvrrsn. -, C5k, c,s. sss
10 anccor. N
rs Kentuck. iss. IS.
iaU ~lialllon. %. 49,
lLs LADY huan. ~
, "a, s s%Sl,; S s , a,.Niis..iss.Si'.iS
tDn Uuion ton. ~ ..
iyt; Imperial. iO.. io'., iis. ny
sisi California. GO, Of, ely, civ, 81
aU5 Con. Virginia. 80. ~. sis
itO Julia. iG.., lsk. 10.
iej knick.rboeksr. 81. s',.sN
t6 utsh. liS. iiS
ms Coincidence. -. -. 25S. sd
COS C~,l.dohia. Is. 35s
40 Baltimore Con, AZ
rAsIsic srosN KxcH.SoE.
Iva, OpLir. a. sas.. st'.
s0 M,xiras, an. n. asS
$40 iis.i and B-lehsr. 20. tsS. 50
sl1 ,;olhi & Curry, ~. iyt..v
10 Chollar. poto.i. Tss -
$50 Savage, ia. i.D. iis. Ia
isl Crpsn Point. 81. az.
"a Hale q Norero-s. 4 =, ~ bio. Gk.
100 yellow jacket. y,s. ~ bio, NV
20 ing~rial. i0is. loS
~ Empirc MIL, ~
~ kentoek. ii,s
~ B.lchsr. SDS
~ Alpha, az
- C,u. Virgins. 3iT1
it1 California. sis, az
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21
A ~srrrocArIxa couoH.- In a letter to Mrs.

4 SurrocATiNa CouGH.- In . ictter 10 ME-.
Charlotte Llsic, OF Chicago, q lady well known
~ q contributor TO the Western pres, she
ascnbes the cure Of . dangerous cough. aeeom.
panied by bleeding Ut the lungs, to Hale,
Honey Of norrhound and Tar. my cough"
shs says, sthrratened to suffoeate me-
but tho Honey Of Hoieliound and Tar mas
removed every traee Of t." The letter was 10
4 ADV friend In this city. who has placed u ~
the disposal OF O. N. Cfttsn ton. Z Sixth ave.
nns. Pixies Toothaehc Drops cure In one
minnie,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21
aerh.,n as UeerEetewn.

GEoasrrows. CAL, July 2i.-A large
audience listened to Gorham last even
ing. He hal q hearty welcome here.
and Is stirring them up on all sidos.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21
STATIONERY Ann JswrIHr.-I b. Marshall.

brArtoNkhr y N~'"-'
al the Gold I'LL P~ost-ofdce store. 10 sole agent
for ali the san Francisco and Sacramento daily
papers. All tho latest Eastern periodicsl.,
magazines, etc.. received ~ soon ~ published.
and delivered In any part 81 " nnnk
books Of every description made 70 order 81
short notice. Gold aud silver watches, cloek,,
and q nne assortment of jewelry; repairing ~
that limo neatly and well done, large sioek
OF tors AMI fancy goods. Zee regular adxsf-
tisement In another column. jew
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21

Nnrn. misunderstanding new. Tbs
New York Lie Insurance Company nov IN
sure mlnsr. Apply 81 0cnerai Agency omee'
Rooms I and ., xArye's bai'o'ng' '"R,Mn''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21

NEmucK's InroRrEp OIL ID . simple rene
dy bu, powerful to do. good Cure. rheuma-
iism and neuralgia and kills al palm instantly.
IL perfectly safe and harmless: Frice. 70 ssnn,
and vorthit weight In gold. we ehsi,snge
sane a brigham, wholesale Dmgyi.!s, sas
Franeisco, California. For sale BY all DT,s'
glstl.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21

times, must either b 90 small . to be
unworthy Of notice. 90 sslf-sufaeient
that the kecnest shaft would not pierce
him. or 80 good that II II . pity for him
to live in this wicked world. There WIS
n well-known citizen Of Virginia going
around the streets Of the city last svsn-
ing 10 whom the second Of the above
conditions would not apply. for he felt
so cheap that he wanted 10 sell himself
for two bits. And we'll hs might, for
the weight Of judicial displsasurs had
during the day fallen upon him with
anuihilating force. He was foreman Of
Q Jury in the case Of Sunny vs.. Shield,
In q suit for $395 damages, which was
tried before q Justice Of the Peace. who
Is noted for the way he knocks the
starch out Of the cheek OF those who
dare address the court familiarity. The
jury brought in . verdict for defendant.
which. being presented to The judge.
met his disapprobaion. The foreman,
who wa standing near the court, pre-
sumed to address his honor. who, cast
ing his eagle glance and waving his hand
niajestically toward the offender. COM
pietsly annihilatsd him with the
weight Of his magisterial displeasure.
driving him forth to meet the jests Of
an uasympathstic world with the words,
Go way. sir ; Jon't talk TO me-" dsliv-
cred in a tone Of whitening contempt,
ringing in his cars. No doubt the Of
fender merited severe rebuke, bat the
court should remember its high prsrog-
alive. and temper Justice with mercy.
,,n..-s.,..,;or 10
noHAp
meat AMI drink 10 the people OF 'irgini"
City, aud II they cannot get II n way
they aro bound TO another. The Board
:, ~. III, I, . warm .~..s;on
.nus n;,. ~, s,sn;nc In NOR, senses
than one and the sequel this morning
WAS quite sensational. They have csen
a an"d sna soai ,srl Of breed 4 Crosby,
near the old railroad depot. Last even
ing matters came TO a locus and the
petition OF a number oil citizens, iof q
removal OF the yard from tns street wal
granted by the boaru. Ai'er NC -,
sion, angry DETERMINATIONS passeu oe.
The Board and their friends. For a
while ii looked as II matters would cul.
inmate IN = Tree hehl, !. Deter Seanss,
prevailed and the matter was dropped
for the night without anything more
than hard words being passed. certain
assertions made by Crosby, that he
W. .s.s;.-sa t,nI ,r;cl FOR Them 10
.s.s ~ s;m ..ms ~ the sars Of one
~. ~ II ma,ni,r and a ;olly
'" .n' N.o = 'an,.,iv s,c,;s,.d
se.-.o oS,nn, ,a snS C.osSs, ,ool
paiue' . y,u. "a. ,.shs,s ars vary %n,onsrly
Paase. iI y. Eo."I =, siJar,,sn' Tor
nAa', - III, ~ Al,
'heiiS "" $1,000
No AccorSr.-It Is a very painful but
| impsrative duty 10 call attention to the
;,.6.;.nrv NJ our Gold Hin police force.
A, ...orr, .r,earea in these columns
r.,.r,;,, ,ha .,ranco 10.
;,cs 81 ! snce,er nj An, New Caledonia
no ,.har.hv ,hs MANGA M mind IN NOT
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21

" ProrLE who suffer IRON the dull stupidity
that meets us everywhere In Spring. and too
onen In all ,casons 90 the year. Knew how
oulek u could he c. red by taking Ayers sar-
sspsriIia 10 purge the bile from their s~yrteins.
We should have better nelxhbors ~ veil ~
clearer heads To deal with.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21

observation-disclosures by the Medical pro-
~fr.slou, Or. VIM. Halle B.lsam Tor the Lung,
snrrs Cvu,hs, Colds and Consumption, and all
dI.es.es Oh ths Throat and chsst. DR.. Towns-
icy's Toothaehs Anodyne earss In one min.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21
STOCK REP0Rf.
lnsroHrzp pArlr NJ q. =. kzArrxs = G
Last EveainG.

Last EveainS.
A rRAxcisco srocA soAap.
ssS k s:;%S.S S ! Il. y ). Z. ox.ns
$50 Eurska Goa. 80, ;Sx
SO Jsekssn. Z. 7S,f
40 Pheuix. 3k,1t
- American hlss. Q bid
Us Beimont. ~. ~
no asiass cssis,. ~
3kk Con. az
20 south chariot. Ik
isS Picehe wsst.<
~ Northern Belle, -
- Leopard. IN
io Manshsld. sc
lso Prassian. A.
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SO ysfsrson. <S.tk
Is Illinois centrAl.5
90 Seq. Rosi Island. s7Xe
ao FLORIDA. IL
go Wells largo, fsc. Ice
- lrvisihan. sse
so rrosPect. ~
80 Rmplrv lldahcl, soe, me
ioD soaih Mountain, Q b
rs War Eagle, o.. size
lyy Mint, tr
~ Whitman. AZ
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es Lsiy wasbiagtea, .. ~.
iDs korsuth. ~
TSb Cosmopolitan. s5ke, 1c
sso xeIis.n. an, ,ix ea. as.
sso ,iouli q Garry. isS. lsS. ~:
clio Ophir. ", ~. nx. ssA
lN Ovsfman. CIV. W, ~
leo Cslei.aia. st.. -
.rs California, eis. g. sis az.
- Consolidated Virginia. -
lIo S.sassaes. ~
i5 Utah. Ia. IN
-ss' Bs-t 4 belehsr, 5ik. 81
la Bullion. sou. ~
30 Alpha. ~
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~, Maryland. tsc. size
$50 Ward, as,7.
PACIFIC STOCK EXCHANGE.
IS Raymond q KY. 80 h3. 80. ;os. soS bio
50 i~aperial. IN
70 california. ca
ca 1ilz. 81. 81. 81 hO
ga Nesds~ Valley, !. ~
i2o ity.motd and KY. %, nS bsO. 81 b, 1S
N Jsckson,7
io AlV-. Sc
soChlei OF the Mn. toc
io NswaIk. size
~ X X Con. q
50 Leopard, H..
to Panther. o..
LIS RUSSIAN, ~
10 taoi,.n Charlsi.7
iJ Ida Hlmorc. ~,
lo Mahogany. ~
l0 rcsrnAn, -. 80
lo5 Illinois Cvntrsl.A
81 soath Mountain. ~
50 Mexican, ~
10 ,alsdolia. IS
lD n X CON, ~
NJ fUornAn ~
~ Jackson, Q
ESQ Andes. 5 80, s. 5.,sS
~ Caledonia. q. ~
90 Opsir, stS Is
Ia Gila. s.,
~ Meadow Valley
lo War kasle. Z, s'Se
ty3 Mexican. a.
loo Msri. ~: AZ
- BslsAsr. 81
io Isald A carry, i9S
10 tt-leher, n b.
NJ Hat . ij~lcher. SIN
10 ,.oald & Curry. 49,. ios
20 woodvtlle, AZ
10 Mahogany. 4.
10 Bullion. 50
" wsshin.,sn a Creole, cave
u, lnisn Coz, .. ~. ss,Ss
10 Utah. n
IS savs:,. i.o. ITO
Heel 4 fletcher. 81
20 Crown Point. u. JS
20 kareks Con 50
=, hsicher. sik, Il
30 Ward, ~.
10 conndshee. -
.o Andes, s. b,o. 8. 50. Is, sso
~ tsoald 4 Curry, DS
$50 Niagara. s;ke
~ lspsfsl. IN
81 Empirs Mil. y.
lUo Cosmopolitan, &c
~ Mansfield. x5c
10 rtoeh-. ~
40 k.cs l-lasd. >
ivo OiiA, -. bs
$40 upair. Ss.. six ss. s5s ba. ss's, NV
MS M~xiean. ~ blu, 1is
2D Pacific, N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21
FOREIGN NEWS.

hank o fEngIand BalIio1.
LONDON, July 2l.-Tho bullion gone
int the Bank Of England on balance to-
day IL c2l7, 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21
WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

r.cIIL TO rue ooIp NIL DAILY srvs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21

ruslar,s,.,oek oiasyrosdssibgsllasd' seoss
andsss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21
MaryIand ntats CenveatIen.

DlLrinonr, July 2i.-GOv. Grooms
has withdrawn In favor Of Carson as q
candidate for the gubsrnatorial nomina-
ton. Gov. Groome left for Annapolis
this morning. The convention meets at
Annapolis to-day at II o'clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21
ventloa.

SARATOGA. July Ala meeting Of
Liberal Republican leaders will DO hold
to-day for the purpose Of designating
the time and place for tho State Con-
vsntion. The probable candidates will.
Il Is thought, include the following: I.
T. Seward, for Secretary Of State; G. d.
uurlburt, Tor State Comptroller; VIM.
II. Evarta. for Attorney General; John
Cochrane, for State Senator.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21
The sanaean d..

NEW YoRx. July 2i.-A letter from
the samoan Islands gives an account OF
Col. Herborgor's American mission 10
those islands. He delivered 10 them =
new dag and . new Bill Of Rights aud
Constitution. all OF which were adopted
by the Samoan Parliament. Further.
the Kings will alternate between tho two
royal houses Of Alatoa and Papua. Col.
Hcrbsrger's mission is explained In his
address TO the Samoans, 10 be 10 obtain
permission for American vessels 70 en-.
ter their harbors and b protected; to
recognize the Government Of those Isl
auds. and remain there and report pro.
gress.
The Prsssasss ~ leos.
wAsHnaros, July 2i.-Ths Prssi.
l..I .~~s~.1 49, Ait. ,uosutnO
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21
The PreeIdeut as Ilooe.

wAsHxorox. July 2i.-Ths Prssi-
dent arrived here this morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21

To Bx RExovxp.--Ths building on
the corner OF d and Union streets, Vir-
rinia, near the railroad depot. which
was left standing when tho other build
ings were removed last year. has been
found to be greatly In the way. Iii, now
proposed 10 have II torn down and re-
moved, II satisfactory arrangements can
DO mude with the owner.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-04-22
Town 8. Range 2-Rarrison.
Tesn4, RanFe2-Elle.boYo.
Tosn 8. Rsngs2-Fsnnimsrs

TosOn 5, Range 2-Liberty
ne1z sW1a +........... net4 sWta %
aak
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-04-22
THE HER AID.
The Law of the Road.

The following sensible article from
the New York Tribune is well worth
reading. 1t is surprising how many
people are apparently ignorant of
the well settled rule that the same
right to half the road exists if per-
son wishes to pass team going in
the same direction as ia the case of
meeting team:
Not all people who have occasion
to use the highway understand what
are their rights and duties thereon,
and & good many willfully. and some
knowingly, violate the law which
prevails, and thus impose upon their
fellow travellers. g. cd manered peo-
pie viii, of course, instinctively do
i pretty nearly the right thing, but,
unfortunately, oil who travel are not
high~minded and polite. Every ono,
it is safe to say, has at one time or
another encountered in front the
dog-in-the. manger driver who will
neither 60 on himself nor let you do
30, or has met that other rough ego.
list who puts forth in another style
his extrnvagant claims to the full
ownership of the path, in fee-simple,
and who makes you do the whole
business Of turning out-sometimes
down the embarked roadway, and
sometimes into the ditch adjacent
or take the peril of having your light
er vehicle crushed. or at least IN.
pleasantly abraded and josteled.
We may know our right in the
premises, and yet we have no time
or taste for asserting it, and so we,
all of us, first or last, bear q great
deal of rude. oapricious insolent and
brow beaten. Sometimes we NEE.
two Needless, if not willfui fellows,
who have met. occupying the entire
path, and crossed-leggedly convers-
ing with az much sang froid as if
they were seated 10 their own pri-
vate doorway, and each passerby
we're somehow the the author of an
impertinent personal intrusion. They
feel az if their comfort, at all events,
shouldn't be rudeIy disturbed, and it
isn't-for they sit and talk it out,
and won't huge An inch for you to
get by, much as they dislike your
untimely appearance.
Although the rule is imperious that
every t. am meeting another must
give half the road, common courtesy
as well as common sense will suggest
to the petite traveller who is light
geared and empty, to give a loaded
team little extra privilege. Still,
if this is not extended by favor, it is
not right which any disparity of
circumstances confers. Your right
to half the road is just exactly the
same. when you wish to pass team
which is going your way.
And it may be said, in general
terms, as we understand the matter,
that the foot passenger has the same
right to the road that he would have
if he travelled by some conveyance.
The fact that he has no horse before
him or under him does not in any
manner limit his rights This is q
point not as we'll understood as il
should be, and foot-passengers very
often in consequence--especially
where there is hearlles and sportive
driving--are left to shirk for them
selves, and must dodge, first this
way and then then the other, to save
neck and leg. They are treated as
ifthey had no rights which horse
men and vehicles are obliged to re-
speet.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-04-22
CHERIFF'S SALE-SowARD.

Gtate Of Wisconsin, county of Grsnt-ss. William II
Vivian, as Executor Of the last will and testament
of Henry Vivian deceased, plaintiff, against Jack
son Seward, Emma Seward, and J. A. Burrichter,
defendant
BY virtue and in pursuance of judgement aud
entitled action by said court at the March term 1875
thereof, the 5th day of March. 1876 / shall. on
Saturday, the 22d day Of May. 1875, at o'clock
In the Afternoon ct the the front door Of the court
house. in the village of Lancaster in said county offer
for sale and sell at public auction, to the highest bid
der for cash. the following described mortgaged prem
ses situated lying and being in the county Ora
aud state OF Wisconsin. to witt part of fnlot num-
Der eighteen in the village Of Fsirplay situated on
the west half Of the northwest quarter of section
twenty hve in town one nsErth of range west of
the 4th principal meridian bounded follows to wit;
Commencing at the southwest Of said lot nam
thence north 61x degrees east twenty and one-
third feet thence north 22ts degrees seventy.
six feet. thence south 80 degrees to the west
boundary of said lot thence south 26 degrees east
along said west boundary to the place of beginning
containing i've one-hupdreth of An ,cre. Also
another part OF said inlot number eighteen in said
village OF Fsirpsy, BOUNDED follows to wit: Com
mencng at point in the south boundary said lots
twenty -one and two-thirds feet essterly from the
north a2 degrees west TO alley. thence north 20 de-
grees east along line of alley ortytwo and thiru
feet northeast Of ssd lots thence south 2
degrees east hundred and eleven feet the south
east said lot thence along Main TO the
place of beginning. containing eleven hundreshs
Of an sere-vsr. deg. 10 min. east.
Dated at Shsris once, in the village Of Lancaster
this sth day Of April, A. D. 1875. B. Mccoy,
swe Sheriff GRAFT County
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-04-22
City Proper Boscsbel.
Brindlev's Addition 10 CTR Of Boscobel
Seaton's Addition to CITY Of BoscObel

Parker's addition to city Of Bosoobsl
lot 9 Is
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-04-22
ESTATE FRANCE.

1dmiuistrator's Sale--State of Wisconn, Grant
County-In Probate. In the matter OF John
France. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue and in pur
suanee OF an order Of license made in said matter
on the 30th day of March, 1874 and the subsequent
court Of said county, the undersigned, David h.
Walker. administ of said deceased, will. Fri
day, the It'll day of May. A 1875, at o'clock in
said deceased the premises. to be sold In the town
of Marion. in said county. offer for sale ut public
vendue. the following described lands, to wit The
north half Of the southwest quarter, and the north
the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter
and the northeast quarter OF the southeast quarter
less ten on the east side thereof and the north
quarter Of the southeast quarter OF section hye
(5 town seven ~ north OF range three west in said
county Of Grant.
place OF sale.
Dat ed at Lancaster, this 18th day of April. A. D.
1875. DAVID r. WALKER,
Administrator Of Estate OF John France, deceased.
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