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, 1876-03-22

AL day long ycsterday Btor1s worked, PAhl-
man worked, Stanford worked, and Iluah worls-
cd. individually and collectively. to complete
thoir preparations for this mornings ordeal.
Notwithstanding tho snge looks aud nnHorcd
prophecies Of tho squonlcrs tdat these gentle
mon would give up ut tho Inst. thoy continued
the,r diving into everything that could possibly
bcueft thoir cascB. pahiman aud Hush WeIo at
tho CuBtom-11ouao, busy in llna1 examinations OF
tho books, papers, aud form which nre expected
to play 30 Important . part to tho way Of docu-
men.ary evidence. Extracts woro uaeo, and tue
numbo1a Of certain papers Of cspccal Saluo woro
taken, and In short, everything uaa dono to on-
ablo tho dofsnso to lay handh On tuat what VIII
be nce1ou ut tho proper moment. Ssorrs and
Stanford worked iu thor oiiices and wotc III
constant communication with thoir elicnta, ao-
and framing ansWora to every posssolo charge.
Tho character Of tho Goyornmonts Witnesses
was ruth)cssly assaulted, and tho yn!nosanse
roiutB-not fow--Wero shocklng!y Ilddoa ~
evidence collatod to impoacha their testimony
George 3. pAo'Os Ernest Mastorn; g.
yEsrsa0 Ers q do0FgS whon H. n1s' .1s rst ana txo n
l,nyo not boon indicted. wh!le tho sonainder
llavo boon Mt ono tino and another gathered into
the fold, Besides these witnaHses. tho doyern-
mont a!so propoaoa to introduce two or three
|
ling, but WHO are said to have discovered owl
.ieucrs OF otookodncas in tho Chicago Alcohol
Works, to which thoy will testify to-day. While
tho ofrors to impoach tho testimony Of tho Coy.
esnmcnt Witnesses may be partially bucceaaful,
| It IL maintained that hlr, btorrs will find
far worse enemy in tho documentary evidenco
bearing On tho case, aud thas ho will 10 put to
his wits ends 10 got arouud It. Tho Chicago
Alcohol Works went into tic 1hng In l673, bo-
| ing tho last 10 commoDco running crookcd-
Thoy hold out before going in as long aa ,possi.
bio. and then. 1t L. olaimed, wont IN with tho
roHs from B!,eer inability to coutcnd with tho
crooked diHtillora' prices. Thoy arc probably
tho o&at guilty Of tho lot, but onty TOR tho res-
son TINT thoy wore engaged iu crooked EEao-
ticcs tho shortest timc. ....
Tho fact ilRt this will DO tho first fur, square
Btand-up fight will douhtloss draw largo crowd
to tho Custom-IIouse, and preparations have
boon lnado to receive thetn-or rather not 70
7 ceiyo a portion OF thom. Tho Deputy Marshai
has been armed with the authority Of tho Court
and U hugo club, and will mako vigorous e1an-
nation into tho crcdontiAls Q! cvorJ one ptesens-
Ing hinHolf for admission. Ou!y tho mcmbosa
OF the 1rand Jury, tho counsel in tho case, ant!
tho Representatives. OF tho press, vii! be allowed
10 enter tho room and all othors will remsin out:
sido. whero thoro will OF cou1so bo curainR and
| CAA6lipg OF tooth,
, 1876-03-22
PoST.TRApERSHtPS.
4 Y&TAE HrKNT.

Special Dispatch 10 1hs chsedoo Tribune.
WAsnia0ToN, D. G., hlaroh a1.-Tho C!Jmer
Committee, in iss httcmpt to blaokca tho Pfesi"
dent, las had rooourso to lottosa wfitton from
unknown persons. An instance Of this WAS the
summonlng Of Bonator Hitchcock to-dhy. THO
COMMITTEES hsd received q letter from Rome man
iu Ohio, Ia which tho statement WAS m2do thAt
Hitchcock had promised man spoat-srader-
shIp, but failed to do 10, attor informing tho sp.
p,tcant that 1t would be necessary to pay q. i,
Grant 8l0, 900 to get It. Hitchcock "sa request
Cd TO appear, aud WAS not 1t tilst informed OF
tho Latter, but was oxsmlned at rsndom. Tho
examination shoHod that Hitchcock knew mono
OF tho parties named N tbs latter. and never
mado any sueh Gta&emanta. The lettes way
, 1876-03-22
grossly il'ltsrase, and bears many indications OF


grossly llsltsrase, and boars many Indications Of
being a puro concoctIon. Tho fAnt that tho
Comfnitteo did not choose to show tho letter to
Hitchcock bofote tho examination ecorna 10 show
that tho Committee uned tho Iottnr aimf1T hh
t]sag-nct. The ont!ro conduct Of tho Cor.1nttteo
towards tl,is wttness soems to haye been m In
dignity 10 tue Senate.
tTo Ms Assoetatsd PFsts)
J. n. KrAN8 sT0AF.
WARRINGTON D. O., Mhrnt 2i.-At tls eetslon
Of the Committee on War Department E1nonaa.
tnrea to-day J. B: Evans, Into postTrados a.
Tort Bill, followod Con. Batlor aa witnSas. .;a'.
1Io detailed Ill tho cltcumRtances eutro'lndinR
ls obsanng permission from Marsh TO tsmash .r,
At Fort sil1. IL WIS mastor OF necessity Win
bin. no said, 10 cou,u to terms with hlarsh:;
Secrotary De!khap tod Evans he la nro'ntis91,d w,
Marsli place. anu Aihrsh had se!soted Fort 6lll;
Evans nav hlarall. wlio appeared 10 undcrstAna
nil about tue msttor. Ho won't to Now ioEk
with Mafs!' WheFe written cont,he9
WAS a'Rnea; GVans presented aotalIea
statomont IN writing OF his phTmon!s
to Marsh. 10 aa1d no told hle illeAoa
Of h's Agreement Win 0lafnh, anu sho7oo tSn.
dr,eraon ooaa1manaihg aa1t o'iser "A a. t1a poss; IT,
contsset On h,s retntn 70 r. Mi,' lug lacss n9
B9lut Wctt Holl kHoWH bhefDi anu II Tas 1oBktueu
, 1876-03-22

EN6IULks
HOW 6roRns GOT TIE FAMoU8 LETTEn.

now 6ToIns GOT TIE FAMoUB LETTER.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 2l.-nespectiug
what hns been eaid about tho recent corro-
epondouco OF tho Attorney-Gaueraa With Dis'
trict-Attornoy pyor. intended to fo1ect upon
Con. Dabcoch ho makes and authorizes tho pub
licatiou Of the following statement:
found COPY Of the letter lying open Upon my
desf Al Tho Executive MausIon. do not know how
Of Dy whom IL can,o tlare. It was Without any en-.
yelore or direction 70 anybody. It waa not marked
otAc1h or con!dential Thero waa nothing to shov
that waA intended for tho President. and hn informs
1ne t,4t he never law It. Tho copr arpanrs u
flnye tepa uRdn LII tho Attorney -0fncraiH ONCE.
Finding this copy of,en snA without direction upon
nv deak, proanincd 1t put thcte for my inzree
ton and uss and accordingly plaad II in tho hsnda
OF mr. counsel for auch Rcton - they might hlnk
proper tn regard 70 It,"
, 1876-03-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
A GRIEVANCE.

New YoRK, Maroh 2l.-A special committee oi
tho Produce Exchange, appointed 10 draw up Z
abatement Of tho grievances under which the
dsAlsta In h,ghvinea labor 1t present, has pro-
pared memorial for transmission to Gou9ress.
The dealors complain that after liquors have
been stamped aud gaugod In tho Woss they hro
regauged by officials 6e1e and II there is any
discrepancy thoIs goods ato detained until tho
1uAttor has beou investigated. This frequently
causing annoyance mud usodloEH exponso, they
aak that tho Government will appoint pfopo,!!
officers In the first Instance whoBo gaHgsng Wsla
be final 4 delegation wtll accompany Tue
memorial to Washington.
LEotOlD WIlTu.
one OF tue great indicted OF Eilwaukeo, vas 10
tho city Jostsrdsy. In the afternoon 10 1osnesa
The lunch party al tho 1iEol for few moments
aud exchanged congratulations.
, 1876-03-22

Tho Grand Jury Show Some Slight 8ign'
Of Activity.
Tho "Eycninp Journal" on The co!octorship
and tho Illinois congressman.
The Trial Of tho Nunnomachers
Begun at milwaukee,.
IN COURT.
prfTY CAErA.

The soeston Of tho Unttcd Htatos Court yeeter-
day uas consumed In diapoaipg OF several minor
casoB, of one caHo Of Homo importance, aud II.
Tho hnafino Of civil motions, When Court
opcned tp tho morning, hHeatant DiBtrict-Attor-
roy Durko announced hia doBire to have several
rprtIca called and thoir pleas cttorcd. The first
ua1ne call.d WIS that Of Anthony Burne. who
xaats uuior m Indictment for perjury. His
counsel, nlr. A. 3. Jenka. Was present, md tho
ptoa Of not guilty waa entered. Oliver Edwards,
Indicted for nolling tobacco without paying tho
speclal tax, wns not rreacnt although hot AZ Woll
as those who follow, had heen Informed
Monday that attendance tn Court would 10
necessary yesterday morning. N"ards bond
was forfoitod and scro faoias Issued. Anlrow
samsons snTesy u9ofse .:5 H. nca tn teed an% 10 10
fault Was taIop, and = Hciro faciaa entered. Tho
indictment against this offender whs for counter
fettfng. JOHN N. Smith, indicted under about
tue same CHARGE "as not a present. & nor was h,s a9
tho criorB voice. Thts caso was similarly dis
poyod OF. John ". b1oody's WRa tho last petty
case Which WIS touched. The indictment agatnat
him is for dovlsiug wicked scheme to defEsud
aurcty. Philip F. Bcanlan. vaa prosont, and tho
zane fato awaited them that Lad oVo1sakcn the
Alter those cases had thus boon disposed Of,
District-Attorney Bangs remarked that tho case
! Of tho Uutod Btatoa nEatust
FnEt,Eit1cK L. nEEp,
40 indicted with ueafy D. hillor. Ind not been
diBpoaed Of. -
Col. Juosscn whs present With tho two defend
ants, aod sail TINT h1r. Heed Withdrew his pies
| Of not guilty to tho second count Of hfa tudict,
mont aud entered tho ploa Of guilty to tha!
count. Aa FOR Afr. Miller. the plea Of guilty bad
| boon ontorod tho preceding day.
Tho Court inquired il anything whs ready fo1
trial, but tho Distr;ct-Anotney informed hilE
that nothing was ready. and tho Government
OF at least thht part Of It which ia supposed te
be sta valid Representative, ansted little time II
getting out OF couzs md descending to tbs sec
| oud Rtory.
Thoro was nothing OF interest as far "a vhiak'
matters ato concerned in tho court during th'
rest Of tho day, but In the afternoon Judg'
Dtodgott was III his private room. aud held
Beance with Dist1ct-Atto1ne7 DanYs,
RUDOLPH pOCKE
the inuicted dauecr, aud hta surety, Iii. HcnryJ J
Lnuuen. After Ho,ne discussion, tho bond va
reduced to $1,00o on ono Indictment. aud 81. 60
on khe other, making tho who!e bond in tho sun
Of SO, 600. Mr. Lemon wAa deemad good an
sufficient security, and accordingly tho new bons
Was uaAlo out,
, 1876-03-22

sr. Louis, March 21.-Ine ulobe-De,avcral's
Jefferson City special eaya Col. II. I. Van htrno.
Internal Rovonne Collector 1t kauas City, MS
paforo tho United Ssatos Grand jury to-day, de-
n,anding m Investigation Of bis alleged COM
plicity With tho Whisky ling at ST. Joseph, han'
saA City, or elsewhere.
, 1876-03-22
LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, 1Iarch 2l.-AlcxsndeF T. Tuition.
recently appointed Supervisor Of Internal 1seyc-
nue for tho District composed OF Kentucky
Tonnesseo, Mahama, NiaaiRalppi, and Louisiana,
with headquarters ut Louisville, arrived in tho
city to-day, but left th!a evening for Now Orleans
to arrange for the prosecution Of tue partlea
there Indicted: Tuition auccoeda Gen. I. J:
Col. Hunt, who Ia oossilod to take Charge of ths
philadelphla District
, 1876-03-22
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW 0n1xAas, L.. March 2i.-s. ". Ham.
mond. John MoWA!rter, aud Edward Fahrou-
bach, indicted for conspiracy to dofrsud tho
GoYornmont, wero arfaignod, pleaded not guilty,
and bailed In 35, GOO each to-day.
, 1876-03-22

anssduant business prosperity II @astos Ok
pmmon fame. ,,
The I,ey. JonH TooMATn. faulltariy ano"" >"
Nav Yorls and Brooklyn aa tho blind pfolones,
died ft ta!o latter cttv Hnnday morning. ~ "as
n natiyo uf tl1s noslh OF lrolaho' anu e3uAo -
this country t.ttcou yosrs ago.
, 1876-03-22

II this rhnuM meet the eye Of any one suffering
from l'.oncs,:sif. Cna.umpo,,, Asthma, Rny pul-
noIlary Affection. would refer them to DR.. jaynts
lxcctaratt. whh will In all c1sos, afford EpSedy to.
LIEF. aud ln t4ost e:IeGt q RIeadr cutn.
, 1876-03-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.

a antversni ffctncdy I. - Hroyvn's
D7unckt 1rochca for coughs, Colda, and bronchial
affections. hsald rst III public fayor and conhlonco;
tIs result has btcn acquired ty tat Of many Years.
, 1876-03-22

Millions Of lEoitlcs of Islrnertss
Cocano have been Acld during The last twenty years.
and rtc have rendered tho verdict TINT it u the
tca. hair dressing III tue world.
, 1876-03-22

cut all her old acqua1utance9. btlo las probably
cut only tho fashion correspondents. Benaibio \
Woulant
Florence n1arryAs, tho whaloE1 writer Of books. |
has resolved to become an actress. htr. DAILY |
might engage her to play In " f1or Lord aud
hfastcr," said to boau adaptation from "piquc,"
--or Is It tho othor way7
The Frcuch mathomatic!ans, LIN. Chaalea aud !
Loverrior. havc accepted nomination a. NOM
bers Of tho Aoadomy ot actonooa ut Berlin. They
arc tho 1rat Fronchmon Who havo accepted the
distinction eiuco tho war.
Monorro Conway says tho poopfo of England
gro looking to tho tno Vllon all tho lands shall
DO ownod by tho Stato. This Ia certainly suf-
f1ciently radical solution of tho land problom,
but pozhaps not 30 simple ono as 1t sppearB
Mr. Beecher's sormon last Sunday morning
wae defense Of 'tlio gospel Of gus1." Ho said
hR congregation WAS tho fruit Of his pronchinBi !
when csrpors toll him ho Is la1 In his touching
ho cries: "Look at thou1 they aro my gos-
pol"
Tho London Times warna tho young King OF
Spain TINT his trials begin With tho end Of tho
Uarlist war. Tho disorder causod by that roboll-
lon has horotoforo beon an oxcuso for all tho
othor disorders In tho Kingdom. which must
now oxouae thomselyca--H they eau.
Ju1ta hAtu AoNa uha hPpoalcA upApto buo "0S
dlciary COMMITTEES Of tho Massachusetts Legls]a-
turo and mhdo p1oa In favor Of having tho lava
relating to niGht-Halkng apply to males ns we'll
a fomaips. oapec,aliy for tho better protection
of modoat women aud younR uirls in valkina the
atreeta.
Geu, N. oocsads, tho Cuban royolutioniss,
waA q passenger In tho steamer Leo. from sa-
zsnnnh to Nassau. few wooka ago. His fellow
rnuaapgorp urnnimnuntv sat hin, dnxyr fnr A
Spanish black1eg and dosporado, aud In order to
secure decont tzcatlnent he was Obliged 70 aho"
bis card.
olivo Logan haa boen studying the eyes OF
Mrs. Yoshiaa. She finds In thom ~ strange,
unoasy SHRINKING from observation" and ano
saya this eyo-expresston Is ''an indoz Of tho ao-
1oss ,noues.y " ,ne wolaon ~ ~ t.as'' NV
moral ana phyaloal abaaomen. Of the CO., COZ "hoh
ANo A"o'oa '0ASohA 'NeA1 - 'o'6S''s' ~
, 1876-03-22

5000 Laoo 1idies ut 10 and Is cts each
worth double.
, 1876-03-22

Having oasotod tho purchase OF the Inn
portltion OF o largo Now York House at
fearful sacrifice on tho Original cost, they
nro offered In thin eale at ultuoa. half their
value.
yd; good putternI.
1000 yda Embroiaorios ut 10, - La, and
Ii ct9; neat atyigs.
Ii. 1000 ydY Elnbroiderins ut 10, 40, and a.
cts : cho!ce now stJlo1.
Finer auaiitica. in rluh now designs. equally
CHEAP,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-11-16
The Man Who Gave Odds

Detroit Free Press After astrange
man had finished eating a hearty
meal at one Of the stands in the City
Hall market yesterday, he remarked
to the woman:
AS | was sitting down to this
meal | said to myself that I'd bet
81 against the dinner that the Green
back candidates would not carry
single State. If they do you win
the 81 and shall nave it.
Il want IS cents Of you,' she re-
Piled, pulling off her comforter.
Or I'll bet you s. against the meal
that the Democrats carry New York
State he continued.
Il want my pay or there1l be
trouble right here ! she exclaimed,
slipping off her bonnet
OR I'll bet the same sum, on the
same terms, that the Republicans will
carry it, he remarked, as he wiped
off his sandy goattce.
Il never bet, and | want my pay !!
she called out, being now all ready
for action.
Great Heavens but look at the
odds | offer you he gasped. Il not
only let you bet on either side, but |
offer you the most fearful oids that
have ever been given since the ad-
vent Of the Christian era =
Il can't help the Odds she answer
ed, and she got hold Of his coat-tail.
You don't leave here till | get my
money
COR, I'll bet you $50 against this
80 cent bet, he went on, that Mother
Hayes nor Tilden will be elected.
One of them must be, but | offer TO
oct they won't be, simply to permit
you to coin $35 out of my heard
earnings. Great Jigs but such
another offer was never known since
Oliver Cromwell kept fighting
dog =
'Thirty-fve cents i she shrieked,
pulling hin around.
LAST but not least. I'll bet you
forty to one that haven't had IS
cents about me for month Come.
now, offer you every chance to win
She gave him two solid kicks, and
WIS designing and drafting third,
VIII he made bolt and left coat
tail in her grasp. While an officer
was looking for him around the mar
ket, he was placidly surveying the
Soldiers Monument and picking his
teeth with straw.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-11-16
The Solid South.

The "solid South" made every
Dem cratic President from Thomas
Jefferson to James Buchanan. The
"solid South" made Martin Van
Buren, "a Northern man with South
orr principles The 8 lid South
directed and controlled the govern
ment of this country under every
Democratic administration. The
only President who resisted the de-
mands of the slave power was Gen.
Taylor. lis resistance to that p NV"
err and Filmore's sersiiity To it
scattered the old Conservative Wing
party INTO atoms. Tho solid South
made war upon the Union. The
solid South in the late House of
Representative was The ruling pow
err TiIden, Marble, Belmont,
Hewitt 81 Co. were but flies on the
wheel. The solid South is for Til
den. If elected, he mist be their
creature or be powerless. The solid
South will dictate the policy OF his
administration. The gable about
the great resources OF our country Is
mere buncombe. No appeals to pat
riotlsm could stay the red-handed
traitors who sought TO des roy our
glorious Union. 10 appeals of Til
den or Belmont will stay the march
of the solid Sou.h' on puolic tho treas
of the United States and repudia-
ton.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-11-16
One-rail Railw avs.

A new railway invention is thus
mentioned by the Antioch (Cal.)
Ledger "Our townsman, Russell
Eddy, has invented q new railway,
which he claims is vast improve.
ment on the prismoidal plan, and
which. for cheapness of construction,
durability, freedom from friction,
ect., will commend itself to railroad
men and the public generally. He
has completed wooden model
which apparently promises all that
tho inventor claims. The track is
constructed as follows Ties six
feet 10 length are placed six feet
apart, between which two ties four
feet long are placed to support the
rail. From the center line of the
track, on each side, are laid plank
three by eight inches, spiked to the
ties, Tor the equilibrium wheels of
the engine or car to run on, there
being but one rail-25 or 80 pounds
per which is spiked in the or
binary manner to all the ties. The
track is baIlasted as usual. The cars
have at either end wheels running
on the center and only rail, which
carries the weight of the car and
freight. The wheels on the side are
only TO maintain the equilibrium Uf
tn cars. The resi- ,tance of the cars
" IL be only four-fifths that of a mar
row gauge car. The switches are
SIM l,r than those of a one or two
rail track, as frog is unnecessary.
1t can be crossed the same as any
ordinary railroad. II will traverse
curves of fifteen feet radius, as there
is not the friction of the ordinary
railroad TO overcome. One great
objection to the prismoidal road is
the difficulty of the crossings. 1t is
claimed by the inventor that this is
removed by his invention, and that
the road costs less per mile. Mr..
Eddy has applied for patent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-11-16
Historical Room.

and saw couple of hogs that had
got out of the pen the yaller dog
was after the hogs, aud Ebenezer was
after the yaller dog. They came
through the yard, right over my nice
white clothes, tearin' along like mad,
and Ebenezer come runnin' along up
to 'Thaniel and says, "Why didn't
you fix that hig pen ?" and gave the
little fellow slap with his great hard
hand that sent the child reelin' onto
the ground. That was the father
that broke the camers back. I knew
fixin' that pen was too hard job for
that little boy, and I'd been a
smothering my feelings down all day
and begin to feel like a ragin' vol.
cano.
Before | knew what | was going to
do, l threw my ak as far as | could
and it happened to hit that yaller dog
Jest right, and split him clean in two.
| was awful scarf when seen what
I'd done, and Ebenezer came run.
ming up 10 me as if he was going to
KNOCK tu6 over.
Thinks /, I've gone too far TO back
down now, and ran and grabbed up
the AK, and says | 'Ebenezer Small,
ri learn you to knock child of
mine down for not doin' work that
his lazy shiftless father ought TO a
done Go and look after your ya Ter
dog and | drawed the AK back like
as if | was goin' to throw it again.
Ebenezer turned as white rs sheet,
and went round the house lookin'
back at me over his shoulder as if he
was afraid | was comm after him,
and didn't see him again till supper
time.
Madam says he, after the COM
pany was gone and I'd got the chill
dren all to bed, I'D no idea You had
such temper. How do you 'spose
you'd a felt by this time II you'd
athrowed that AK at ma, and hit me
Just as you did the dog p
4 always knew my temper wasn't
any o the best says /, 'and when
you knew that your children have
got such a Grabbed ill.tempered
mother. it's your duty as man to
le! EN- know they've got y decent
father, at least Some time or other
you may want to live with 'Thaniel,
and after he gets to be man, every
time his own hogs gets out he'll
think o. the time that you knocked him
down for not doing what you had
neglected, and what it was your place
TO do. Pleasant recolections of
their childhood they'll have, with me
a scoldin 'em around in the house,
and you knockin' 'em down out
doors fyou don't want me to be
so cross don't aggravate me so much.
'But it was very unreasonable in
you TO throw the AK at the dog be-
cause you was mad at me- says Ed.
Folks don't stop TO reason wheu
they are going to throw axes says
l III they did they wouldn't throw
'em and if they didn't have to split
wood they wouldn't have the AK han
dy to throw.
Ebenezer didn't have any more re-
marks, but he fixed the hog pen up
in good order, and | haven't had to
split any wood since -IsadOre Rogers,
in Ohio Farmer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-11-16
EHenIaI

DR y A MAKER SURGEON DENTIST, BLOOM
| inptop Wis All work in the dental line done in
the best manner and warranted. 55-oor
DRF COOMEs, DENTIST, BOSCOBEL. WIS =
J oHice over Sawyer 4 Favor's store. Can be found
,.;,. L,,,rsfror, . A NJ till5PM SOL
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-11-16
Banks

HODGES CO, BANKERS AND DEALERS
il Exchange and @ Government Securities. Platte
vile Wis Particular attention given to Collections
AMI proceeds promptly RENTED on day OF payment.
Refer to Henry Clews Co., N. Y.L. Edgerton, y;
49, 40 AZ
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-11-16

A man standing under the drop In
India recently, abou; TO be executed
for horrible murder, whispered to
the executioner. "ln one minute
what a lot | shall KNOW ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-11-16

Mrs. Won Colt is evangelizing in
Texas.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-11-16

q ARBER AND HAIR DRESSER, GEoRGEGIBBs
ID Lancaster. Wis. Next door toBaxter's drug store
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-11-16

HUMPHREY CLARKE, BANKERS BLOOMING
! I ton, Wis Buy and sell Gold and Government
Bonds and Eastern Exchange. Promptattention CIV,
al to collections at all points, and tho payment oil
taxes. Depositsreceyed ard loans negotiated Al
yances made upon approved securities. Interest al
ssd ,pecjal deposits At best current rates. So -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-11-16
& DIIsECTOR ".
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

BsrRACT OFFICE FOB GRANT COUNTY. J0i
a eph Book Lancaster. Office over the Bank 3d.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-11-16

w BRADLEY CLARKE, ATTORNEY ANDCOUN-
w seilor at Law aud Notary Public. bloomington,
Wis Alllegal business promptly attended to- Col.
/ ections made and loans negotiated. 5Z-4Z
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-11-16
Painting.

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VI site new Congregational church Lancaster. Wis.
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