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g5y~ Rich Black Silks, Cashmere finish,
Black Cashmers, fine quality and good color ;
also the Lama Brand " black AIpacas and
pure Mohairs, a superior make at r. III. VAN
HoRN's. Sept. 30.
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"Young man, you need not come 10 me for
any such letters of recommendation this aoar
IS a perfect outrage, and will lend no assist
ance to its prosecution. "--iSantue1 J. 1fIdea.
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" UVT TVNs
Adjourned,

-"The Punch" cigar, an old favorite,
6 for twenty-five cents, at MooRE's Drug
Store. If.
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VIEW HopE AND BUcKs COUNTY, IA.

BoRoUeH CoUNcrL.-New Hope Borough
Council held its regular monthly meeting, on
Thursday evening, of last week.
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NOTICE. Mr. Saml. G. Harris, formerly of
the Bucks County Gazette, is an authorized
agent for The REcoRDs
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NOTICE.

--:O:--
The difficulty of getting pure Teas of really fine qnal,
ty In the United States has induced THE WELLS TEA
Company to ship their Teas IN saned packages direct
from the gardensi In which they grown, and as a
further guarahtee Of their being delivered ih theif
genuine siate they entrus the sale Of them only TO
printed at the foot OF this advcrtisscnso that the
Teas pass through but responsible hands, and will
be delivered at your doors fresh as when they
left the gardens Of China and Japan the price also Is
printed on each package, that no error can oceur
Everybody buys Tea.
Everybody wishes TO buy IL at first hands--the hist
qnalties at the lowest prices.
Everybody desircs--when they find q Tea suitable 70
their tastcsto DO certain OF getting the saue arsss
always.
The Wells Tea Company.
Because they import their own Teas and sell then, a.
profits usually charged.
Because their long experience in China and Japan
enables Their to make better selections than ordinary
Dealers-and to import them with greater advantage
Because they absolutely guarantee the quality OF Ell
their goods-snd keep them to one invarisbS sspdala
so that you always rely on them
Because they do business for cash Only and Their
fore make extra profit from good customers to otr
losses by bad debts.
Because their agents responsible aud reliable
whc deliver Teas precisely as received ffon the Csm-
pany.
need to go elsewhere hereafter.
WANTED--A Druggist. or other 6rst-class merchant.
e every tow aod Sity II The Ipsed Sat's /, s
address, for terms and fun particulars,
THE WELLS TEA CO..
r. o. Box 1850 POI FULTON STREET, N. \.
June q, 1s76.-5m.
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@1O A DAY ut home Agents wanted. Outfit and
p Gterms free. TRUE Co, Augusta, Maine -.
March SLY '76
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GW- eThe Butterfly" new brand, tho
best cigar for cents to be found in this city,
equal to more than one-hdf the cigars for
which dealers charge 10 cents To be had at
MooRE's Drug Store only. If.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-10-05

81 suppose" said a quack, while
feeling patients pulse, "that you
consider me humbug." GLOW odd
it is" responded the patient, that
YOU can so accurately tell mans
thoughts by feeling his pulse"
"Can you speak German?" inquired
merchant of young man applying
for the position of foreign cores
pondent. $40, not exactly was
the reply. "but l have brother who
can play the German flute"
Along about ten o'clock in the
morning he comes up with apples
and pears, and as he puts his bas-
ket on a chair and wipes his young
forehead, he remarks, "Four fer
five cents and blast them stairs. =
Free Press.
"Pompey, what am dat what goes
when de Wagon goes, stops when
de Wagon stops: it am no use to &c
Wagon and de Wagon can't &C,
without it2" 81 glib it up, Glen. :
"Why, de noise OBJ course"
There il man in Newark so close
that when he attends church he oc'
cupiss the pew by the pulpit, to save
the interett on his money while the
collectors are passing the plate ioi
contributions.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-10-05
Hon. Philo A. Orion for Congress.

The Democratic Congressional
Convention which mot at Mineral
Point, last Thursday, nominated
Hon. Philo A. Orion, of Darlington,
as it's candidate for Congress, by ac-
clamation. This, we take it, is as fit
ling o nomination as the convention
could have made. Should the govern
nent by any mischance, fall into the
hands of the Democratic party, this
fall, there is no question but the
&outh would be the ruling power, and
from all we can learn of him, no man
in this congressional district hoo bees
moro steadily devoted to that section
Than Mr.. Orion. During the war be
vas an active rebel sympathlzer, and
siuce the war has opposed every re-
construction measure, and every
Measure for the establishment OF
equal rights.
For one thing, however, we must
give Mr.. Orion credit: lie seems TO
Be fair and open in furthering his
principles. having opposed the sham
sreform" movement of the Democratic
party in this state and having been,
in turn, rouDdly denounced by the
bulk of the 50 called "reformers as
old bourbon whom it was impossible
to teach any thing new.
AS the campaign progresses, we
shall from time TO time give our read
ers facts and incidents from the pub
lie career of Mr.. Orion, as we deem
him fully entitled to the support OF
III sghan wish to see the government
tho late rebels, while On the other
hand we should be more than sorry
to see any friend of the Union and
of equal rights deceived into voting
for him by the sham cry OF reform
which will be raised by his coad-
iutora. DedgeUilLe Chronicle.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-10-05
Making a total excess of exp.nsesovor

income 81 $50 523 go
These deficiencies had to be met,
and the Government to protect its
credit and to provide for current dis
bursements, authorized the issue of
ls5nds and Treasury notes 10 the
amount of sos, 425, 900,
At that period the credit of the
Government was such that of the $l0,-
0l0, 300 notes of 1860 issued, $780,
900 were placed at discount equiv
alent to II per centum interest, the
rest of the loan at various rates from
6 to ! / per centum.
The bonds of February, 1861,
amounting to $1s,4l5000, were sold
at a discount of S2,O19,776.10, or, in
other words the Government received
only $500 for five per cent. bond
the face value of which was 500.
To recapitulate: Since 1865 the
public debt to Juno 80, 1876, has
been decreased $3.50, 1892, 246.44, and
the annual interest charge since 1869
has been reduced $3l,2s5,28l and
since 1866 the annual expenditures of
the Government have been reduced
1892, $40, 6l9.66. and the Federal tax
alton more than $300,000,000.
Every year since 1866 the Govern
ment has not only lived within its IN
come, but has been able to save to-
wards paying its Indebtedness an av-
erage amount per annum of S56,742,-
28420.
The losses of the present admins
tration through defauIting officers and
banks, compared with the amount Of
money involved, have been to a
marked degree less than those of any
previous administration since the or
ganization of the Government.
With a surplus revenue annually
accruing and taxation diminishing
the credit of the country despite an
Indebtedness of over two thousand
millions, has been raised to such an
unprecedented point that its four and
one half per cent, bonds, issued in re-
demption of six per cents, are selling
rapidly, at home and abroad, above
par in gold--a satisfactory contrast
with the condition of affairs from 1857
to 1861, when the Government with
an Indebtedness of less than one
hundred millions was living beyond
its income, and to meet current cx-
penses was compelled to issue notes
bearing interest equivalent to ~ per
cent. per annum, and to. sell its six
percent. bonds at discount of l.
per cent. on their face value.
Very respectfully,
CuAs. + CoNANT.
Assistant Secretary.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-10-05

reaching the highest point in the adj
minisiration of Martin Van Buren,
and the lowest in the present admins
tration.
1t will also be noticed that previous
to 1861 the average loss per 1000 ON
amount involved has been 1917,
while since that date it has averaged
only 81 cents.
The present credit of our country
stands unparalleled in its history.
The bonds of the United States are
selling at above par in the principal
commercial centres of the world. On
the 18th of August last the Treasury
sold S2,160,000 of the five per cent.
bonds which it held in trust for the
payment of the Judgment of the Court
of Alabama Claims at s1O5. 05 in gold
for each one hundred dollar bond,
and on the oath of the same month a
contract was entered into for placing
four and one half per cent. bonds at
par m exchange for bonds bearing six
per ent. interest.
Referring again to periods previous
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-10-05

From the above statement it Will
be seen that the expenditures of the
Government have decreased from
1920, 800, 416 SO in 1866 to S258,459,-
797. 33 in 1876, and that, with the ex-
ception of the year 1873, there has
been decrease in each year. In ex-
PLANTATION of the increase for that
year, or rather for the unusual heavy
reduction of 1872, it should be re-
membered that in 1872 the Govern
ment received from the sale OF SUR
plus arms and from the sale of con-
demned property an amount OF about
$13, 000,0 900, which under the law as
it then stood, was credited to war
appropriations, as payment OF an
amount of money returned to the
Treasury, which having once been
charged as an expenditure, but be-
ing returned, was credited back.
therby reducing the expenditure of
that year by that sum-
Since the passage of the act OF May
s, 1872, the proceeds of the sale of
such old material have not been thus
credited. and consequently the re-
por' ed expenses of the Government
since that date appear larger than
they would, had the practice of de-
Quoting such payments been contin-
ued, by the amount Of such sales.
There has been however, during the
last eleven years, by the expenditur-
es as reported, an avearge annual
reduction of expenses of s23. 849, $685..
thu than for 1855 by 1852, SIS 1855
The decrease has been made in all
the classified items of expenditures
excepting pensions, Indians and civil
| and miscellaneous. OF these there
has been an increase on account OF
pensions of $12,652, 043.3 on &C
count of Indians ofS2,719, 1913. 81, and
of civil and miscellaneous of S25, iol,'
412.24.
The increase of the pension expeo-
SEES has arisen from the extension aud
increased allowance of pensions; that
of Indian expenses from repeated
disturbances on the frontier ano
from the necessity of granting te
several tribes increased gratuities.
The details of the increase in the
amount of civil ard miscellaneous ex'
penditures are set forth in the ac'
companying table. Notably among
them are
Postage in lien of ranking priyilsgss...l 1913 3
Refund of proceeds Of captured and
abandoned lo-o oSoo
, Deficiencies In postal revenues arising
Or incipally from opening the mall
routes AID post offices in the Southern
So. ......,................4 A. ST. 54o.3
International Exhibition. lsT6....... Sso 81. ~
{ Congressional expenses on account ofin-
, creased number OF Senators members,
sos 'of-'
Increase expenses Of courts, arising prn-
cipaliy from the re-establishnent of
courts in States lately in rebeilion. $50 Iss !
Increase of expenditures In printing
Q notes, mostly to replace the old and
mutilated l"ot ia ~
. Increase of expenses Of collecting Gus
toms reyenus, owing largely to the re-
opening Of the Southern ports and the
abolition of the moiety systema........ 3is 4oO-
Increased debentures on drawbacks.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-10-05
Grant County Republican Convention.

The convention met pursuant to notice, on
Wednesday, Sept, n, at 2, P. NJ, and organized
by electing Major J. Fl. Rountree President and
Mp. RindIaub and Chas. Darlington Secreta-
ries.
A committee on credentials was appointed,
who reported the following delegates entitled
to seats in the convention:
Best01on.-W l.. Irwin, 2 votes, l.. 1: Ar
thur, James Stanley, .C. IL. Brown, ). Halls,
Lew Showalter.
Blo0nQt,sqton.-Cy Sargent, w. b. Clark,
C. NJ. Morse, J. w. Bracket, Jesse BROOKS.
Blue Riger.1mR1 Z. Sylvester. N. Shaifer
piss Geo. Parker, Louis RichSl, ). "iiiough-
by, s. d. Currie.
Cnsspil1.-H F. Young, Z. c. Forbes, -, D.
Mccartney, Henry Webster, l.. H. boush'on'
Cvfton.-John Woodward, Thos. Watsoh'
c. Warning. IA
EJ,enboro-J. II. C. Mckenzie, j. {. Brad
lev, 8. f. Wilkinson. ~,
Fsnnipao,e-John G. Perkins, Ii; A; ". NJ
II. Z. Burchard. u.,,
Glen Hduea.-J0hn Dolphin, Eu""'u iA'NN'
C. Peacock, VIM. Curtis.
Hozel Greeu.-Henry Mitchell, VIM jeffrey
w p ZONES. Joseph Jackson, joseph nal ~
Joseph Clementson, Henry Mayor James Hu
wards. ,r n
Hickory Gro1.-Gutrune Eyerson' NJ >"
Brindley. ~
La,nesto,on.-Warden Anderson, Franklin
Lvster. John Lane, Samuel MerrlcK.
Tonroeter-F Halbert, Geo. Clementson1,
vym Nc(lopigal, A. Burr, j. Z. Holloway, v
y Kinney. VIM. Stone, John Cover, Jason 10
tbron. VIM, Rowden, Joseph Ballie.
Tjhertv.-G. D. Pettijohn, Thos. Weir
T5no.-A. V. Knapp, Chas D. stehl, Ferry
Fruit. r.aou
" VvvvVvvD.- ODef.. 1000 -"-A1'
M HoDe-B. L. Loomis, VIM. E. sloat, A
uuscola.-J. W. David, T. R. Chesboro
| Chas Darlington. :,
Parts-Adam smith, Peter Casper, John '
| Cox.
p1atteratls.-J. f. Kirkpatrick, 2votes, Geo
| r Carter. ]. V. Holman, ii. Robbins, W. II
Beehe, G. Weitenhiler, a. W. Bell ); II; ,I Ev
ans, H. j. Traber, J. IL; kountree' =. W mn
| NJ. p. Rindlaub, g. r. Laughton.
potod-J. Walker, D. Phillips, E. Griffith
| Coo Kinney. Henry Kuester, Joseph Walker
! q NJ. Jackson, John A. Neavin, VIM. Houn
| sell.
| So,ezser.-Geo. Cabanis, Benz. Saltzman, ID
| Y. smalley, John Brandon, VIM. Nichols.
A
| Wnterloo.-Dayid Williams, G. 5. johnson
| W. B. Slocum.
Uatterstopn. VIM. Kavanaugh, II. Curry
Winocite.-O. Thomas, Thomas Laird Thos
Gainforth.
| Woodgaan.-J. L. Parker, ]. j. Dodd.
Wyalusing.-H. c. jackson, John Boorman
| o. T. Hill.
Patch Groue.-T. D. NagIe, James Paul, J
| d. Clayton.
Harrtson.--o. s. Jones. T. Mcmahon, 0
| K. Jones.
No delegates being present from Liberty, Of
motion Thos. Weir and D. g. Pettijeiln wer
empowered to cast the vote of that town.
The convention proceeded to ballot for sherii
with the following result
INFORMAL BALLOT.
r. Holloway IS w. w. Robe
| John Kelty 81 VIM. Allen
Matt Orchard "a @. j. Hyde
/ Blank 1
fsf FORMAL BALLOT.
Orchard a3 Kelly Z
| Holloway ~ Blank
Matt Orchard having received majority
all votes cast was declared nominated. On M
ton The nomination was made unanimous.
The convention then proceeded to ballot fo
Clerk Of the Court with the following result I;
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W. H. Beebe was declared the nominee Of the
convention for District Attorney. The nomina-
ton was made unanimous
The convention then by reclamation renOmi
ted Joel Barber for Surveyor and nominated
Monley Dean for Coroner.
The present County Committee consisting of
A. Burr, Chm Nj. z. Rindlaub, Geo. Kinney, II.
A. w. McNair, and l. 0key, were appointed rs
committee for the ensuing year.
The convention then adjourned - ~
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Advertising Rates.

Annual advertisements payable quarterly. Same
reset q sarterIy without extra charge.
Advertisements set to double column p per cent
extra.
extra line 81.
Estray notices. If animal be described 81 so for
weeks. Each additional animal described in same
notice 50 cents.
Special notices. aud business notices in news type,
10 per line first insertion cents line each
subsequent insertion.
Adranee pay required for transient Advertisements.
Commissioner Notices, Attachment Notices and Is
tray Notices (of animals taken up).
All binds Of job Printing promptly and neatly
executed. Terms Cash, on delivery Of work.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-10-05

to 1861, it appears that the average
annual expenses of the Government
were increased from the eleven years
previous to 1850 to the eleven years
subsequent to that date SO per cent.
During the latter period the annual
expenses of the Government were in
excess of its annual income, as fol
lows:
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Dental.

1900 1KTR STURGEON DENTIST, BLOOM
DHnrton Wis All work in the dental line done IN
tho hest manner and warranted oo7oo
DRFE oooMEs, DENTIST. BoscoBEL, Wis
| J once over sawyer Favor's store. Can De iouhu
during hoursfrom A. THO I. ~
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Banks.

IITRsT NATtONALBANK OF BoSC0BEL, GRANT
Il o. Viz A. II Meyer, Cashier, b. NJ Coates; fres'
Dir.ctors-B. VI. Coates. IL sarles EDWARD 80 90;
Geo = uildebrand, Joseph Walker transact uSn
oral Banking Business; buy and sell Government 90
curities (Iold Silver Bullion, &c. Draws direct on
S.,ttond Scandinavia France, Italy, the Orient ana
Australia Special attention given to the CORRECTION
If monies and Iegaeies in foreigncountrles Passe "a
: or Tickets for inman ana Guyoh Aihes'
n, Eo W. RYLAND, BANKER, LANCASTER WIS.
Deposts received. Foreign and domestic exchahge'
,ntd ana United States bonds bought ana solu.
loans negotiated and collections attended to- o. 70
moDGEs 4 Co. BANKERS AND DEALERS
( N Exchangeand Government SecurItle Platte
TitIe wis Particular attention given to Collecons
Nnd proceeds prompty RENTED on day o. paSHeY
R.rsr II Henry CIews Co.. N Y :: IL Edgerton N >
Tecohl 30-42
slsieBa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-10-05

TrtCHPuREY 4 CLARKE. BANKERS BLOOMING
i tom. Wis Buy and sell Gold and Government
Boudeana Eastern Exchange. Promptattentloh siH :
taxes. Deposits received and loans negotiated. AI
mads upon approved securities. Inter st a.,
we'd On peel al deposits at best current rates O
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-10-05

Meanwhile the taxation has been
reduced since the war an amount es.
timated in the finance report of 1872
of 5000, 350,l71.O0.
Concerning the losses from default
ing officers it will be seen by reference
to an inclosed statement that snch
losses have attended every adminis-
tration of the Government since its
organization, aggregating to June 80,
1875. the amount of $39,1oS,605 80,
the ratio of loss per $1,000 to the
amount involved being in the respec.
tive administrations 90 follows.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-10-05

,,(-rNvIsTEN HOUSE. W. W. FORBES. PRoPRIE
J tor Cassville, Wis The house has been iately
l,stted an3 refurnished throughout and no pains
iii III Shared 10 accommodate guests. Good stabtng
az IS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-10-05

BLOOMINGTON HOTEL, SIMON Wo0DHousE
Is Prnpriotor Bloomington, Wis. Having rentteS
and built ample room for the accommodation iio o.
80 ~ f,rptsbsd rooms good beds and well sup
ptlSt tao''S' Nf S1-12
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-10-05

on Of net ordinary expenditures by fiscal
years.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-10-05
On % % % % % o. % q u %
- - - ~ ~ - ~ g . g =
g - :. e ~ - . q % - =

of Net Revenues BY Fiscal Years.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-10-05
TOusOriaI.

d ARBERAND HAIR DRESSER, GEoRGEGIBBs
ID Lancaster, Wis. Next door to5axtsr's dEuS steEs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-10-05

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF GOVERN
AENT FROM 1866 TO 1876.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-10-05
AWARD OF PREMIUMS
BY the Grant County Agricultural So
cietY.

Lancaster, Sept. "a, rs and 80. 1876.
Glass 1-Blooded Horses.
Best Stallion 4 yrs, and over s j. Walker. $40 90
I'd Best Stallion yrs. and over, A. But
tefnelu .............-. ...........' w
I'd Best Stallion yrs. and over, ). y. Rog-
ers OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %
Best Stallion ? yrs. old and under 3, j. K.
Mills ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS w
I'd Best Stallion yrs. old and under three
Geo. Luce. on
Glass 2-Horses for all Work.
Best years old or over John Fawcett. $40 90
I'd best years old or over VIM. Dyer. w
Best 8 years and under Pettet Il Hopkins 90
Best years and under ii. Moore. .... %
Best year old and under A. walker W
I'd best do do VIM. Dyer. 80
Glass 3-Mares, Fillies and Sucking Colts.
Best Brood Mare and colt r. Dafner: $40 90
I'd best do do Herman Roth w
Best FilIey 2 yrs. old and under J. Spen-
I'd best Filley years old and under c.
ID. Smith ............... %
Best Filley wear old and under A. Dyer 90
ID best do do j. Spencer 80
Best Sucking colt w. Rowden. ........ "
I'd best do r. P. Green. 90
Glass carriage and Draft Horses.
Best Span Carriage Horses ]. c. Miles. Sc 90
I'd best do do James Jones 90
Best Span Draft Horses Geo. B. Sprague 90
Best Single Carriage Horse Geo. Howe. 90
I'd best do do f. II. Bonham 2 so
Glass 5-Jacks and Mules.
Best Jack of any age, J. j: Mckensie sou
do Jennet do do w. III. Stewart 90
do Span Mults WI Stone %
Glass 6-Short Horns.
Best Bull years old or over, Thos...
Hymer. ........; I'M ;,, ~ w
I'd best Bull years old or over, Thos.
Tormey W
Best Bull 2 yrs old or under s. c. Markum 90
do do do NV Hoffman OO
ID do do do w. Richardson 80
Best Bull Calf under VI Thos. Tormey 90
Cd do do do JAS. Ballantine 2 90
Best Cow yr old or oven, Thos. Hymer IL w
ID do do do Jas. Ballantine . w
Best Heifer yrs old or under BIT hymer w
I'd do do do j.. Ballantlne on
Rest do do do 2 5 90
ID do do do ]. Ballantine so
Best Heifer Calf under year Tormey 5 %
2b do do do j. Ballentine 2 so
Glass Crosses or Natives.
Best Bull 8 yrs old and over, R. Newman So 90
% do do do T. NJ. Barber 3 90
Best Bull year old and under2 f. II. -
Bonham. ............... w
Best Bull Calf under yr old, NJ: Preston w
Best Cow 2 yrs or over and Cali, Ihos' 90
TOrmey u w
I'd Best Cow prs or over and Calf, M. 90
Preston. ................. .....''': q w
Best Heifer over 2 yrs old and under %
j. Ballantine - q" w
Best Heifer l VI old and under mos.
pos+ 9oifer Calf nnder yr T. Tormey 90
Glass Sweepstakes
Best Herd of cattle of any breed 10 or
more with bull, Jas. Ballantine $50 w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-10-05

= ORIMIER HOUSE, CORNER OF EIGHTH AND
Blutr streets, Dubuque, Iowa. BARNARD ne ~ 81
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.


III De Circuit Court-J T. MILLs,fP o. Lancaster
III ne Of Probate C9urt-Wa. McGOEIGAL,
TrsGN4rer-ALEX. IyEY. Lancaster
Me / n Mc1oy Lancaster.
n ,,-ts, If Dseds-JAMss NooDHoUsE, Lancaster.
2ierk + circuit CDurt-DAviD ScHREISERi
Gttaty C'erk-FIETcHER ). KIDD
cen board SapsTvtS0rs-GEo. W hTLASD,
ya0t0f Scho0is-G. NJ. GUzRSsEY, Plattesllie'
I'm. Sgrreaor--ToyL BARBER Lancaster
f,.,trirt 4ttoTneH-iE0RGE B. 4aTER. Platteyille.
D,roa.r III = YoUxg Cassviile.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Abstracts.


qSrRACT OFFICE FOR GRANT COUNTY. JOS
rph Book Lancaster. ONCE over the Bank 3O-4;
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-10-05

OATES HOUSE. oak-st,. between Main ana flae.
az Eree ,Rus to and from the Cars.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-10-05

NJ TbntraveItpg public will take no'iee that am
-, 10 accommodate them with board az dious o
-, ttentiye HI stIers and good stabilhs. $50
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-10-05

Avys4 DAVIS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AGENT
and Conveyaneer, Patch drove, Wis. Coiectdon
,,,,,f'tIy attended to- References given. 3O-4