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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-07
Gamb mus.

For the worshippers ct the shrine OF
Gambrinus in this city we pu bish the
f'l'wing rke ch of thej II inventor
Of lager taken from the A lintic
VI pn,hly
GsmbrInus w, s iitl,r, who be-
irg ed by Ms sweetheart, went in.
10 the woods % hang himself As be
was sitting on a limb. with the cord
around his neck prep .ratorv t. TAX
ing The final plang", eudde, j. q Id
uian in green coat appeared before
him and eff red his services. Ii =
might become "a We slthy AZ he liked
and make his swes heart burst with
vexation at her fo Is. but in thirty
years he must give up his soul to
B5e'z 'buh. The barg lin was struck
for Gambrinus thought thirty years
long time to enj " ones self in, ana
perhaps he devil might get him 10
any event, and a. we be hung for a
sheep as lamb. Aided by S .tan, h,
invented chiming De and ger heer
for both OF which achievements be
ia held in grateful remembrance By
Teutons. NJ sooner had the holy
Roman Emperor qustfod the new
beverage. than he mad. Gambrinus
Duke OF Brabant and Count of FL 81
ders; and then il was the fiidler'-
turn TO laugh at the discount ure OF
his old swee heart. Grim riuus lived
i ar OF women, says the gend, and
AZ lived in peace. For thirty years
be sat beneath his beIfry with the
chimes meditatiVtlv drinking beer,
with his mobiles and burghers around
him Ths u B3lzebub sent Jocko, one
of. bis imps, with orders to bring
hack ,mbrinus before midnight
BIT Jocko was, | ke Swivelier'r
NJ archioness, ignorant of the taste OF
beer, never having drank of IL even
! sip, and the Flemish schoppen were
too much for him. He fell into
drunken sleep and did not wake up
ant ! next day, at which be was so
mortified that be bad not the face IT,
90 back to hell at all So Gam brinus
hved on. trsr gully for a Century o,
two, and drank SO mucf beer that be
turned into beer barrl.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-07
Fees of OH GERS.

From the abstrac. ofsuprem court
decisions published in the NJ alison
Democrat we lake ono which il i'm
pH".ant for me guiisnee of unt,
tfi era and bnard- If -uperc,4nr> .
CrorkFr Us. Supervisors Of Brown
County,
l. Officers take their of .es Gun,
onere and s'roices q l'red of them
ny law, for which they are not spe-
C Fl .slly paid, mnst DO considered
compen stated by the fees allow ed for
other services.
2. Who're statute gives fee 10
the sheriff or other officer for the
service of process, and there il Moth
ing in any statute showing d ff5reni
intention, no other or further fee can
be charged ; and the coupty board
Of supervisors has no authority to
make EXTRA allowances TO the officer
for sucn services.
3. The statute r S oh. 1873 sec.
l, suhd. q Tay. Stats, 1914 5 l,
subd 27) fixes the sh riffs tee "for
travelling to serve criminal process"
at "ten cents per NIL, for every mile
actuslly travelled" The plaintiff, as
sher #, having charged the county
various sums in addition to such
statutory ieo, for personal expenses,
hotel hi !, railroad fare, team hire,
G., while travelling to serve Grimm
al process, and having recovered
ju igment the, e. ore, such judgment
Is reversed
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-07
WHOLE NO. 1860.
Gi l. Go SIP.

Ii 10 the verdict of mankind tina,
the women dress 10 exquisite tsst,
this season.
Ii is frequently remarked tha'
girls who drers ''Ioud" soon come to
talk and act loud.
A Bowling Green woman has just
fail sc in love With her husband aite,
regarding him with great dislike for
ten years.
A Bay City girl ia blowing 200
lbs, on Il lung tester, just the weight
of the man she is going to marry.
An ONO girl who tried to describe
. lump of co weighing FIVE hun.
irej pounds. said: It's as Big a.
mo- hers overshoes.
Broot Ign girls don't break with
their aft ances as much as usual, ow-
ing TO II growing r>luctanee To par
with their diamond engagement
rings.
The siivery music drops from her
ielcately cultured throat Ike phos
phorous from the dripping oar, saw
"a western critic of D, Motska. H
was pr jldiced in favor of the Oar
Miss NJ lissa Price and Mr.. Vim.
Hurry w, rth (both chromoe,)" is
the style in which the Atlanta Ne,oS
announces the names of the TWO high
contracting parties at recent color
cd wedding.
And when the blushi0g San Fran
cisco bride showed the check tor 3D.
100000 to her husband, he burst ill.,
To tears aud exclaimed with intense
fervor, sand even this shall not sep
arate Us
A Milwaukee woman's bonnet
costa. upon an average, about fifteen
dollars, but she has the bill made
out for thirty or f,rty dollars in or
der to show to the women next door
A divorce case has been instituted
by Chicago wife who complains
that her husb md insists upon drink
ing cheap whisky aud eating raw
onions iu@t before bed time.
To avoid mor'iiying her 'ver's
family, who we're very poor, u Mon
treal heiresS Was married the other
Jay in plain Swiss muslin. costing
500 while her underclothing was
valued at s. 900
A man bad better have millstone
led to hi- neck and be ca into the
sea than to promise to marry Tex
"a girl and then refuse The VIII,
country turns ont 10 hunt him, and
be is general y left to grow up with
d tree.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-07
Tie Working Hours Of Great Men.
From Bslgravia.

From Begragia.
1t man have tho Toll control Il
bis own Time, he naturally desires ~
10 map IL out as to produce the
4 reat, st result with the least expen-
dIture of vital force, and be must
necessarily he buided very much nv
~ own pLy-ical constituuon amt the
nature of his occnt atoms, while n
will also seek to r & hy the exp :
fence of others. Fhe G. rmsn At
dent and professor. who VS. mus
= acknowledges produces more re. :
nj. from his labors than the saVani
81 any other nationality, il usually
an early riser and an ea'ly diner.
tie finds in the .ocis,y OF hi f,miIy
wi b oct a4icn1l simple festivItie !,
sufficient relief from an absorhirs
study. But the number of hours
hat be works would DO far too great
tor any more excitablA brain. For
writer of ficli,n, a dram. t At, poet
or journalist TO d4voLe himself To his
study for so many hours ava German
professor, would be TO invite speedy
paralysis or softening of the brain.
Walt r Scott tried i, you will remem
Der, when he attempted the impossi-
bis thing of clearing off bis burden
of deots, How he spoiled both hi1
later works, and the brain that had
inspired so many charming pictures
of life. is plainly recorded in bis life
GOethe'4 wei ordered brain produced
bis works without any undue strain
upon bis nervous powers lie was
an early diner. and by no means in
to the pleasures of the tai .
or the charms of femal, society
of course, dlned early,
and probably divided his period4 of
comp0si,i n and s'uiy by an afte,-
noon devoted TO Amusement and re-
pose. Dickens, we know, performed
nearly ! hs literary work between
the hours of 8 a m. and =. m A
man in an0i her spher.
Won NJ like one who haa prohuc.
reeul = from hi % ,weis OF
rrganiz ltion--ls. we b | eve. an early
liner, and devo:ea the hours of the
4feraOon To amusement ard exercise
Bismarck ia said To have don, moSi
)f his work in the Cd l. morning
mrs. As To ;his early RISING. there
IS no doubt that much can he gnt
through in the uninterrupted soli
nde of the epily morning. but be
stress OF the b ain il very gr4a --a-
much 80 a. IN night work !Srhi lsr
rpa a"A>i night worker, and Wrote
with he stars FIR bis sole c"mpaiF7ons.
Bulwer Lvtton, again. lwiys II ish
ed his work before luncheon. We
4re tlined to think that the day
work il, On the VIII l.. the hest, and
that the teverah facility Of an over
-xciied brain is more fatal to re.
success than The Interruptions and
cautions Of ds,l ght.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-07

A SUPPLANTED HUSBAND STFPs
Down AND Our. The Chicago Times
says A man named George Johnson
lett his HON and family % wears ago
at Sheboygan, and went to Utah. For
a few years correspondence was kept
up, but finally he ceased to hear from
home, or his family from him. Having
made a handsome fortune, he returned
l. Sheb"ygan To look up his family.
lie found no trace OF them, but learned
that y man named Johnson had re
moved from Shehoygan several years
before TO Fond du Lac. lie supposed
that this was his brother, and accord
irgl, went u Fond du Lac Ills sur
mise proved correct. Here heIearned
that his wife was married TO man
named John Foster, and was living in
Oshkosh He tn ther learned that
his daughter had married a son of
Foster lie arrived there, called on
RS wife, AMI her feelings on seeing
her husband, whom she supposed dead,
can he better imagined than described
After remaining for n few DAYS, John
son took his departure, leaving behind
his much-married spouse.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-07
How Mr.. Wilkins Got a Subscriber
for His Newspaper.

Oae right last week q Whitehall
gen ! mah was on vhe Troy train re
turning home Al Sara oga gentle
man from Rutland took q scat bebine
the Whitehaller. La few moment,
= conversation was opened between
the two. A-certairing that our fiienc
| W AZ from Which, II, the X Inland gen
tleman ed him ifhe knew w lkins
obi ar of the Times
"Know him | ough: to know
him, for he is very intimate ith my
wife =
You don't say ?" replied 'he Rat.
land man, in IS oni-hment.
"Yes, sir. don't want it repeat
ed /; but | have indisputable evidence
that he has been on terms of the
cl ,sest intimacy with her."
"But. my friend. you don't live
with the woman?'
ayes. sir /; strange as it NAV seem
| do. Oh, SIT, you tile know wha
man will put up with from The
woman he loves. This intimacy has
been carried on for years right under
my very nose, and yet by the 1--we
[ bear the. woman | have never yet
broken with my WIFE,"
"Bat you cannot possibly put up
with such conduct on the part Of your
w,f- ? If she is intimate with w |
xios. | -houli thlnk you woul brann
The william before the world. |
would not submit. No, sir. | would
NOT. revar l''
The Rutland man had worked him
-elf up o pitch of excitement, when
the tram stopped at Whitehall.
g Iod night, Fir !" said the White
hall gen man. Il hope we will
meet again l thank you for the H..
terest you have taken in my aft ,irs "
aud the two gentlemen shook hands
and parted.
just then the conductor entered
the car, when the RI land man steI-
ped up and asked him who the gem
tIeman was he was just conversing
with"
That man." said g 'nductor HoI
comb. don't you know him? That
- Wilkins, editor of the Which, Il
Times"
IS Id. by thunder said the RI
land man. putting his fager4 int" hi-
on"ket and taking out something
Mr. Conductor, WI you please Civ.
him tn's card and accompanying S.,
md tell MIN TO send me his paper 81
lpng as the IA 'ney lasts.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-07

&<S - oaP tPs 10 w PANN
ticable sort OF u man, notwitn stand
ing his poetic tendencie. o. helng
invited to investigate the SUI ct OF
spiritual Manifestations and becom.
C .nv'nc d, he respectful ~ de- ned,
and gave his reasons. Il the frs
place, be stood in no need OF any
such performances 10 convince bin
that the SO, nved af err dea b, for he
o. ! eyed that anyhow. In the sec
ond place, he bad never been agreea-
IL struck with the person ] char
acter of mediums aud Others con-
nected with modern SpiIi nalism (;
and 10 the third place, the messages
coming from the other la showed
pre4ty concllsIv, | : that the sender
mad not Undergone any in,electn /
elevation since they left this spherr.
The liver certainly is explicit
enough. and the reason. speak for
them>, l7es. Tue moral j.: Ii you
don't see any good in a thing which
nav be humbug, the best IN is
to Lave it alone.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-07

HARD TINES FIR NEWSPAPERS AND
PERI DICALs.-lt is understood that
AppLefoh's journal will be discoutin-
ued at the end of the year. 1t is
said it has never begun to reach the
paying point; that in the five wears
of its existence it has lost over $780,
900, and that the firm would have
gwen it up before had they not had
u pride in lis continuance This has
been very hard year on newspa-
pers ana periodical. 1t ia asserted
hat only tour OF all the New York
city dai.ies have made any money.
and not one of the magazines has
proved profitable. 1t il estimated
that fully 50 600 900 have been los,
q twelve months in The publication
business. -Haruord Tines.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-07

the most cheerful way. .Ia.ige al
Conkline's feelings the next day when
he learned that Chandler had pia, ell
a Ike npon him by giving Mr.. Hoy
ard 500 to come up and bounce
C"nk ing. The Mr.. Howard Of De
troit, Mich, was none other than the
notorious pugi'ist, Jim Mace.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-07

~ Centennial medals have been
struck at the United States mint,
Philadelphia, as directed by an act OF
Congress to commemorate The Ctnien-
nialnt American independence. These
medals are thus described: The med
als are Of two sizes and designs, and
some Of each have been struck, and il
is expected tina. quantities of them will
he ready tor delivery this month.
The smaller medal, when struck in
silver, is of precisely the weight and
size OF the silver dollar The design
for this medal, on the diverse side, IS
knceling figure of Liberty, above
the head OF which are stars represent
ing the thirteen original colonies, and
around the margin are the words Ia
ken from the Declaration of Indepen.
dence, : hese United Colonies are.
and of right ought to be, free aud in
dependent States" with the date at
the b ,ttom, "i776" On the reverse
is the inscription, ''By authority Of
the Congress of the United States, in
commemoratlon of the hundredth an
niyer~ary of American independence
is g." This medal, being designed
TO he struck IL the coinage presses, is
in low relief. 1t is To be struck in
bronze IA well rs in silver. The price
for the silver medal, which is beau
titul souvenir, in an ornamental case,
il SO; and for the same medal in fine
bronze, 81. The larger medal is 81
inches in diameter, aud is in bold re
lief. to be struck OIL hand press. The
diverse ls the same as that OF the
smaller medal, but Of en- arged dimen-
sions. Th4 reverse. however, is DIFF
ferent, representing Liberty browning
figures typical Of Industry, Art aud
Science. The two sides symbolic re-
spectively "4776" and "l876." THIS
medal IS furnished in two styles, one
of gold surface on bronze, very rich
in appearance, SIS, in ornamental case;
and the other in fine bronze, also beam
tiful, and in similar case, 50 The
profit OH the sale of these me ials over
the mint charges il TO be devoted to
the centennial fund. II is expected
that almost every one who can afford
to buy one will do so.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-07

$50 Mrs Georg PoasIy, of Winona,
MINI. is u graves one cutter. She
works in a marble shop with num-
Der of men, takes the s'o-e in the
rough as they do works as much and
earns az much (S3 day. as they.
Why does shc du il 2 Because, when
her husband died she was not al to
buy = headstOne C lmplete. but bought
mari ii, Il, 10 in the rough and finish
ed it, and IL can Do seen standing al
the head of his grave. near the VII
Iage OF Henderson, NJ nnesota. Che
then carved some work and took il
IN mar3lt worker in the city of
Mnneap, ! J, aud told him she was a
widow with family of children, and
wanted work. Tue dealer examined
The work AID said il was good, ana
that he WI | give he work 0h twp
Coz diticn tirst, she would prImise
not II work TOR any other dealer in
he city aud secondly. she should
promise nOt To 0psn business on h5r
own 30 .on1t in the q Y ct NJ nne-
ap l.. She said she wo. agree to
hi, If he wo, ! | keep her in work
all the tine. Bat hi | .rd OF crea
ton wor agree TO nothing of III
kind. she went TO s.. Paul. and
there got work without speci ,gret-
ments, and il n" i, W 'Ola.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-07

n0s- Eight hundred and thirty
young girls applied at the Grand
Opera Ii use, New York, three
weeks ago, in answer ID an adver-
tisemt mt for one hundred Young
lAdI 20 dance in The talbot. Many
OF them were beautiful, and among
the number were six Who had taught
school ~ d sad gwen music lesson.
There are BIZ giils engaged in the
Black Crook," az now gwen at this
theater of whom 1T are Anne. ic AZ
and l02 English.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-07

NEGRO SUPERsTITIONs.-A Virginia
letter says: III q plantation negro
mas grudge against a person b.
will cut { # The head of white chick
~ cock and place it on a fence or
tree in the immediate neighhorhood
Il his enemy's dw.l ing, with the
oil pointed toward the door. Thir
IN their oTinion, puts a sptl or
harm on tho house. and bring
ruin, sick mess, and death on the in
mates thereof. So firmly do they
believe in cha ms, ami so strnnel,
Toes this belief act on their imagins-
ions, that when they think them
selves charmed, they sicken and die
IN spite of Il that can BE- said or
lone. On one plantation 10 the
-ss,ern part of this sta twenty
even negroes sickened and died
before the war, out of one hundred
s'mI ~ because they deemed them
Ives trick ed, or charmed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-07
FAIRPLAY MINING AND
LEVEL COMPANY

The fo lowing shares Of no K n sail company vii
be 50 at auction 10 thu highest bidder. fhe con-
NEWS Office 20 WALLACE ~ tstTpl Grant county
Nis f,r non payment Of Assessments. the ID dav
OF Ianury, 1875. bets the hours of l. o'caock
noon and . ne O'Clock n. m. via; krbnt, shares
John Man Fri Ia shares ". uonsch. srarr>
/ roman shares Ry order OF Directors - said
company X. ". HEND sRSON. Sec.
Esirrl.v Nny Is 2Su4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-07
s~The manner of stating n ne

sagThe manner of stating per-
son, nlceriain sections OF the West L.
peculiar. Thus: david Young o.
Cass County, has died young and
foolish. lie removed the top fl hIs
head by the approved method Of
testing whether the gun was loaded
or not by blowing into the muzzle.
The coroner of Cass County made
Sl375 of him."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-07
FARM FOR SALE.

vii sell. most reasonable terms. nv farm @
8 acres ,ftuste ia thesst part If Little Grant
m - e N Lancaster; 220 acres under culfva ten;
to small dgelags. gransre. aRd stables ther on
ae ia'., we'll adspted Tor stock raising Terms
ons half cash; balance on time 10 suit the purchaser
JOHN Wilkinson.
Aaze! Green, Wis, December 20. 4lw4.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-07
CHI ROE lRM DANeEE. -Tae deaf

CHL ROF JRM DANGERS -TAe death
anoih r patient IN the dental
chair. VIII /, under the itfiusnce o,
chloroform. again attracts puSlic at
tention 20 the dangers Attending the
u-e Of that 81 &c sthe,ic THIS l.test
accident occurred 10 b stcn. aad the
opinion of the physician poiets to
the fac. tha' III. luogs vt the deceat
ed were affected by consumpIion.
aud hence unable TO throw II the
ihflience Of the volatile spirit. How
ever, the y lmpaneled at the COZ
orner's inquest ignore in their YER
dict the previous condi ion Of the
patient, and, while ASST ring that the
death was due directly TO the inhala.
tion of the C loroform, add that,
owing to our present lack of knowl-
edge regarding the same, its use as
an II, R ihetic IA utterly ur Istitia' !.
They also rec ;mmend legislative
enactments to prevent ITS admins
tration.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-07
RANKs.

CIRsT NATION ALBANK OF B05COBEL Ant
Il GO. Wis. A. Meyer, q tShier. b VI Coates Pres
Directors d VI Coates. J. a. 5Arle5. iw ,rd Meyer
Geo +. Hiidrhrand Joseph Walker Trans act "A Gen
eral Banking Business; buy AMI SCI q ,vernment Il
cnrities, told silver. Bn lion &c Draws direct on
all the principal cities 81 Ierm my, En gland. ireland
Scotland Sctai tntyIa France, Italy the orient and
Australia Special attention given to the cOilec ion
OF monies and Log tCes foreign Countries PaSseh
ger Tickets Tor lama and Guyon Lines. 3l-42
I HDDGEs CO, BtNKERS AND DEALERS
~ exchange aud ibvrr1ment SoCuritie-, Pistt.
vile Wis. Ptrtirnltr attention given to Collections
AMI grJsaei5 promptly remIttrd On day OF payment
ter to Henry Gtrgs Co, T. E!gertou. n. I:
Sse1at n ttlonal Bank. chicago. National Bank o.
Gsteaa 3u-I
HrHPdREY 4 CLARKE, BANnERs BIZ boNTNG
III ton, Wa. Bay tnd sell dptd ,nt sirverumeut
B1nt- anj Et'tern Exchange. prompt attention Civ
ca - collections ~ bl p,tnts ant IA payment ~
taV-s: Deposits received tGd ioan~ negotiated Al
vtncss mtis upon tppf wei sscnrties. i"ters y al
(oNsj Ju tpte4 postS A. hest current rates. 30
DYLAND 3 dJDLONAY, ttANKEkS AND DEAL
IL srs ia ENch4uge, Lane tst-r. Hi-. Bu AMI seit
E4stefu ENCutuks GOA tnI ttit-t ssrs udteu'
B3uis " u so irtN Far ign nXchtugein e. Franc
and rhalers. Britain. Fra aud ,iermauy. Also
particular attention gwen the paymeut o. Tax
catlrci i1ns made aud proceeds prjmp ~ RENTED
Revenue stamps 90 ali denominations Tor sale 30-+-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-07
APTiIiENEV<.


p. ruONPsON. ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
II. Ior will practice law in tu Gaurt. draw convey
ances contracts and any other Instruments IT desired
Will berou I'D At the court H31se IN Lancaster
House Circuit Court Com mis- sioner for GrautCouny
RICHIE W BELL, ATTORNEY AT Law AND
Il General Collecting Agency. Office ia Naahburn ;
Block Maiu-st Plattevile Grant CO, Wis ~
DARBER CLEMENTsON, ATTORNEYS AND
ID Clunseliors At Law, Lancaster Wis. Malpractice
ali state courts; will bay aud sell lands, pay tax
e- obtain land patents, bonntes penss,ns and other
claims against the Governments. 3O-@<
BUSHNELL CLARK. ATTORNEYS AND C0UN-
ID sellors al Law General Coll and Land AZ tse
lancaster, ViscoasiR. 3-4z
n Ed. .. HAZ6LC0S. ATTORNEY AND -OUNsEL-
" lor Al Law. Boscobel Wisconsin. 3o-4Z
| K05KEFELLEK, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
y. Notary Public, BeetowR, Grant Co Wis 3l-3l
SAMUEL MERRICK, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
y or At Law. Fairpay, Grant Co, Wis 1892
VJAROEN ANDERSON. ATTORNEY AND COUN
W sellOr At Law, Jamestown. Wis Will prosecute
claims and make collections promptly. 3l-4
w BRADLEY CLARKE, ATTORNEY AND COUN
w sellor AZ Law and Notary Public Bloomington
Wis. All legal business promptly attended to- Col
ections made and loans negotiated 3o-42
VIM. f. &GEO.B CARTER. ATTORNEYS AT Law,
w Platteve Wis. Practice ia All the Courts Of the
state. Office hodges McCarn's Bank. 81 ~
VIM W LIKENs, ATTORNEY AND CoUNSELLnR
" At Law, Mineral Point, Wis. (Succe7~or to Cobb
4 Liken8) Practices in the &. s and State Gourte
and attends agencies and collections ia al parts 81
the State ON 90 10 Lenahf Block. 3l-4S
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-07

. tRRsR ANU ItNtR DRk>SkR, tis ,kGS GIBBS
ID Lancaster. shop in has went Of uarseuab's
BLOCK III
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TEACHER
TnN>(lEkIATt.


uGUST MICH AELIs TEA HER 0F MUSIC AM
\ German R-Sti4ncr on Maple street. door
ast Of Ryiaud x Hollnwsv's Bank go
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PtIY<ItiIAN~.

pRAH BARBgR. PHYSICIAN IND SURGEON.
IL lancaster wisco nsin. ONCE at his sideuoe OPP
u 0sitc Hon J. Allen BARRIERS 3l-42
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