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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-08-27
LOOK Al THIS,

Rclhhort e. Co. will, HBiS This Tins
forward, sell their entire stock Of dry
goods at mucll lower fgures than over
before, aiid without rny regard for their
original cost. IL huS doubts hro enter
tanned mr. to the sincerity Of tlns osser.
ton, they can thsily DO removed Ly
pcrsonally.npplying mt 1thoif largo dry
goods establishment. f."T -
TAKE Nortcr.--All parties taking lee
Of mo nro hereby notified that | will moi
deliver fco 10 my person who falls 10
pay mo for the samo OH every Monday
Tor the week preceding. And That my
price Tor leo is two cents per poland, OK.
copt TO those with whom | have already
contracted for n different price.
uEoR0g QAssz.
TnE Gem Saloon used ihirly barrels
OF Boca liecr during tho past month, NJ,
average Of 10 gallons per day. Who
says tho town Is dull?
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tFron Tuesdays Dnily.I

EuREKA COUNTY REpunIiCAN CoNyES-
'rioH.--1hc Eureka County Republican a
held their Convention on Saturday and
elected delegates To tho State Convon-
ton AS followsj Walter a. lInrrub, L.
warts, Henry Donnolly, YIN. DOolin,
W. j. Smith. q. T.. Scott. j. Il. Immcl,
md G. II. Wilson. Tho delegation was
Instructed to favor Hon. ThDiias Wren
for Congress. u. q. Wallace was
nominated a. Senator for lilo long term.
md Cap. Charles 6. Hubbard for The
short term. Nominations for Tho "A.
Hcmhly were M follows Geo. McCul.
l0ah, j. Il. Smith, }. Marclnmt, and j.
f.. lIinklcy. Charles rruul, the colorcd
candidate, Addressed the Convention,
and in brief itit pitly speech, declared
his inability to discover tho necessity
Tor calling together IN convention 30
many persons, and thon permitting
lnlf.a.dolcu jObbCrs To run tho entire
machine according to II pro.arrnngotl
programme. That uusophisticntod col.
brud person viii lonrm TO ont hia salt in
silence after lraning passed through Tho
ordeal of couple moro Republican
Conventions.
Ton WARD. Sunday last Al
Dorklc, ID. lutiicr and Mr.. Baker, tllror
competent mechanics, loft this place for
Ward District, in White Pine county,
and will CndcGvor 10 obtain employ
mont on tho mill about 20 DO put up IN
that cHmp. .....
I,uLitoS. lilo Leopard Company, oil
Cornucopin, shipped, sin COtlln, on
Saturday, four bars Of bullion, valued
at 5000:
TEA.- -.Eightocn moro oars OF ton
went onst by special train yesterday
AFTERNOONS
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s Fok hEAsE.-wiiliam Simpson is
desirdts ~ lraAing his neE AID eomtn6-
tlious stable, situated opposite lie up;pef
depot, 10 d good tenant. PosSeslhg i
good l6cntida AND All necessary gShsefi:
fences. It il d splehdid chance for liFb
business mill. Apply on tho premises
for particulars. a5.lm
To FARiria lSb 0ffiifs,-Hayipd
assumed entite tuhtsol u The black
smithing, wagon.making and machine
shops, am now tfetnfea IL do any
and all kinds of W9fk III my lille, I,ur.
ncularly tho repdlHHe Of asficaltarni
IMPLEMENTS, on tbs most fdfSrublo
A. BGiTcEi::
TnE fefy finest quality VI Biandyi
Sherry hid Port Wines, fBf ihedieinai
purposes. at The Gem Sul66fi:
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rnE hEpunLitAS coxvEsr:tX,

Tho State RcpGIlican coASrhtior
rt-asseiHbled Mt Carson, yesterday
horning; and concluded its labors.
Thomas wFen; .! Eureka eoHhty, %as
Illuminated Tor Congress-. Judge o. Il.
LecNard, OF Humboldt. for Subtense
Judge; mid Messfs George Tuay; ~
Orlnsby; w. W. Bishop, OF Lintoih;
nnd Il. n: Dhssctt, of. Storey, f6f
Presidential cicctorss but the names Of
the Alternntes wofo not given. From the
above 1t will BIT rreA that the Great
East has got AWAY With the baggage, Sc
curing three out Jf the 6ve &6;Ainations.
HOUSES ron DESo.=s To-mofrpw morn
ing Messrs. Taber and Merritt will ship
to the Reno Fair the following hotses:
Tho Thoroughbred running horses DR..
Weldeh hnd Cousin Vie, aud threo Nor
inan staiiions: The first two will par.
ticipate i'll thu races. Cousin Vic has
been i'll trimming OH the Elko track,
i'll tho Hands Of ", II. Rohrer. MI old
Kentucky jockey, 6hd DR.. Lewis, q
horttnina of Chicago. VIC IL IN superb
condition, being free from surplus Gesh,
active and strong. His condition re-
fleets grcat credit upon those who have
had MIN In charge. and they, may we'll
be proud Of him. Cousin Vic is thor
oughbrtd hexihgtors eHd will : mako
lively rnce for his competitors at any
distance. - s2!-@
Tns BAiL.-The Eiko btass and
String Band to-day announces its ball,
which will be given In tiie DEPOT Hotel
on Wednesday evening ncxt: The
gehts Edmpoaing It ihafe good music;
arc pretty good "boys," and tho object
to which they devote their enriings on
this occasion is meritotibhs une.t
Therefore, turn out everybody; havo
good time aud patronizo the musicians.
DELINQUENT sALE.=Eisewhero will
bo found the delinquent list Of Tho
Young America Mining Company; the
sale for which delinquency takes place
on the 9th September. The fact that
so little stock goes. delinquent speaks
well for the mine, and shows tho Conf
dence in which it is held by the owners,
which confidence is fully justified by
tho appearance of the property
THE CoEaRn.& mbrninc
George Pfeifrer will reopen the Corner
restaurant. Since being closed Il has
been thoroughly oyorhauled, and is in
better shape thnn ever: Geurgo is q
first-class pfuvider, n good took; md
will furnish his customers with the best
in the market. Eco his advertisements.
DrssoLUrroN.-In this niofhingis is
she wc publish the dissolution of the
firm of Howerton & Co.; Of Tuscarbta.
Mr.. Howerton will e6titihHc tho b;isi-
ness on his own hook; and will feed the
hungry stranger OH the best The market
affords: ia.
PEnsoxAh,-coi. W. r. Dc Frees mr.:
rived from the Bay on Frida.i and is
still in town EdTih Booth, ths great
trnsedinn, and troupe will be on the
trim west this morning. ~
HAnvEsrED:-B. Phillips wheat,
which grow on the University gfotnds,
was thrashed Yesterday, -,
EScrSE;-C: T. 'rhgihS No. eli; h
new teh-wheelcr; passed west list
night. .s.r
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Wa arc constantly receiving most
flattcring accounts from the Sprucemont
Mining District, where the company
have got vigorously to work and arc
daily demonstrating tho real value Of
their property. 4 largo number Of men
arc employed and high.grado orc is
daily coming out on tho dumps. They
havo enough orc in sight to last them
year. Professor Raymond, in his re-
port Of Nevada, has drawn the attention
OF tho government moro than once TO
the growing prospects Of this district,
and in the opinion thus expressed Pro.
lessor Clayton, a we'll known mining au-
shority, fully comedies. We must con-
gratulate tho Company OH having
achieved the success their enterprise
has merited, and Elko county on the
golden prospects md silver future that
lie before hers. T.. S!oek Exchange.
PERsoSAL.-George W. Grayson and
John Cassell returned from their north
ern. trip on Sunday last. n. Sails
bury, OF tho stage firm Of Gilmcr & Sal
isbury, passed west Sunday morning.
-. Mrs. David O'Neil left for Tybo by
tho same train. ALI. Burnett, the
comedian, passed east Sunday !. Mrs.
j. NJ. Boil and Mrs. j. Sovan went up
10 Halleok from Battle Mountain by the
Same train, While at this place Mrs;
SovaN was taken very i'll, and it be-
camo necessary to call DR.. Huntington
to SEQ her. She was reported better
yesterday. =. Lieutenant Allen and Jas.
Finnerty, Of IIallctk, came down aud
spent Sunday with US. returning home
yesterday. Jack Abel, Of Camp Hal
leck, Was also in town yesterday.
II IMPORTANT SuIrs.-Two important
suits have been commenced in the Dis
trict Court within the past week. Irl
ono of item George II. Boiler brought
suit by attachment for the recovery OF Il
considerable sum Of money due him by
the DtFrees Mill and Mining Company,
and has levied upon the Company's
propeHy NJ Tuscarora. In the other
John Woods sued for an Injunction
restraining George W. Grayson from de-
livering to ThJn'ns Hanoum any money
or stock due from Grnyson in the mat
ter of the purchase of the Grand Prize
mime, and asked for the appointment of
Receiver to settle up the indebtedness
above mentioned.
AnREsrED.-Constable G. VI. Banks
on Sunday last arrested Denny Leehon,
John Dunlap md Alex. Meyer, on
charge of selling whiskey to Indians.
Yesterday, they were called up for trial
before Justice Taylor, which resulted
Ill the discharge Of Lechan by the jury
before which he was tried. Dunlap md
Meyer both pleaded guilty and received
40 days cnch in the County Jail.
overwhelmingly Bros, OF South
Fork; OH Saturday last, Ind unloadcd
new threshing machine, with which 10
thresh the grain now being cut in Pine
Valley. After that work il finished the
machine will DO taken to South Fork.
RrruRNED. Joe. Cox, Bob. Hunter
md Johnny Bachelor returned from
Arizonn, Sunday, and are totally dis
gusted with that section OF country.
VIZ have received lilo particulars OF
an interesting trip though tho western
country which We will publish to-mur
row. -..
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School Booxs.-Frorn State superin-

School BooKs:-Froln State Superin-
tendent Kelly wo have received n
statement regarding the Sheldon
spoilers md readers which have
been adopted by tho State Board Of
Education for use in our public schools.
Following are tho rates at which they
will DO sold or exchanged On McGrffcy
Of the ssme grade for Sheldcn) by
any agent for tho now books, for ninety
days from and after September first
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Evlti5iiA iiG1'Eiy,

i, NJ: EG'iih. Tho pfottcct li,fycyor TO
tho rnlistttc public, iius iltttt, up Snow,
throughout, the Etttcka Hotel, near l;s
old rlaro in Palisadc, did Travellers 10
and front EnttkHi ut'l tho public Gen.
orally tHn icly UPON getting iirsl.slnns
meals mid iiuulbtt ono beds ut ali fines
by interviewing tho genial host VI tho
Eurekn lIutnt: s"o
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SUNDAY, AUGUST ct. 1870.
. Iron Sundays Daiiy.l
COMMUNICATED.

EDS, ISDErESDEST; Why Is it that
The San Francisco newspapers receive
ilnder Tho head of telegraphic news,
their political, matter MS taken from tho
editorials Of the New York Times2 Has
It come to pass that tho country must
swallow tho medicine prescribed by h
Radical newspaper, Is n remedy for tho
shortcomings and corruption Of Re-
publican administration. and that, too,
under the head Of tclcgraphic news2 Is
It because the Telegraph Company is
under tho control OF the Republican Ma
tioual Executive Committee, rs we'll as
tho Postal Department? II SO. it il
about timo tho people should know
1t. II tho people of the Pacific coast
nro to DO CHILLED by this new process OF
Chambers political ingenuity without
protest, then they will deserve NIL
they get after the quilting process is
Consummatcd. II seems to Inc TINT nn
editorial from the New York World,
boston PoIt, st, Louis Republican, Lou
isYilie 'CCWffiie;r ana New York Herald
would reflect as much truth and great
deal moro consistency on political mat
tiers than tho New York Times, anti yat
they are excluded from the telegraph,
simply BECAUSE they DO reflect tho true
state Of the popular feeling as against
corruption and in,feypr Of ! ,
7, 4 Z \ =, REronN.
V PERsoSAn.-L. w. 9Iowry, of San
Francisco, came up from the west FRI
day evening, md will proceed mt once
TO Mountain Ci,y. whero he is connect
ed with some placer mines. .F.Williom
Kennedy, Of Mound Valley, WIS ih
town yesterday, but took his departure
for home early in the day. -. Unclo
Billy Rogers is again in town. a: B.
Waller came down from Cornucopia
Fridry night. IL. i. Michel, of Hum
boldt Wells. passed west yesterday. 60
ing na far rs Palisadc, and will return
homo this evening T.. JOHN L. Dcering
md wife aud Miss Anna Brannnl, of
Starr Valley, came down yesterday. 49,.
W. +. Crane, OF South Fork, was MISC
In town yesterday.
CAntIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. other
day. in Carlin. W. !. Robertson attempt
cd to soften the head Of u. II. Richard
son through the agency Of n six shooter.
Yesterday District Attorney Street pros
In, hnf Ia,
lie was adjudgcd guilty, but Ind not re-
reiyed his sentence when the train left.
GoSE IIOsia:-John bacon, Of Noun
tain City who, cnmo down Friday even
Ing, loaded mp with his own goods and
struck out for homo yesterday. John
Is rnailing around lively aud still has
unbOunded faith i'll tho merit OF the
camp OF which he il the hrRd center.
) IIEAED Fn6d.@M. r. Freeman ycs-
tcrday received letter from II. VI.
Grant, in which the latter saya that his
wifc's health has greatly Improved nnd
tliai SHE will 10 aUld 10 start home in IA
fcw days, enabling them to reach Elko
prior To the frat Of the month.
PALISu.--Pnrtics in from Lamoillc
VALLEY yesterday took out tho i,nling.
etc, tecemtly manufactured by IIibbits
4 Snto for. the grave Of james Finnerly,
who died at IIallcck Station some two
years since, and who was buried in
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DISSOLUTION N0flcE.

THE PARTNERSHIPS, itsRETofofE sxISfs
ing between the uhhetsiehed,, Hpder n 8
nrIa hamc Of J. O. HoEert61 4 Ud.,b tdiS daT
dhSoiStd by mutual eonscne 80. - -
Tho bdsinesa will hereafter Is gSntftiAd ~
!ohn c; HeNcrton, who IL authorized i8 Solicit
and ~ ali acbu due said nrm- a.,l.
J. q. HowERTbS:
TuScardrai Aug. is. isIe. SScim
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Observation-Disclosures Luttrcll of
California and o. jacobs, delegate to
Washington from Washington Terri
tory, passed through on their way west
10y the train yesterday morning. :.
Thomas llnnoum arrived hero from San
Francisco by last evenings train. E.
While the passengers were Mt supper,
the intelligent multitude which always
holds down tho platform upon the arri-
val Of trains, had its curiosity painfully
aroused by the begowned appearance Of
n strange looking foreigner, who paced
necessarily up and down the walk,
turning rimbly upon his heel and flour
ishing nh elegant and scrviccablo look.
ing staff, about five feet in length. lis
half. which WINS OF ictly blncknvss;
noatcd gracefully upon tho evening
breeze, about three feet to Toward, and
the beard upon his fncc, descended I'LL
til lost to Wow amid The ample folds OF
The purple tunic. 4 brief interview
with the great unEnO%h revealed the
following facts: Ito is noble Russian,
and II bishop of tho Greek church Is
on his way from Sitln, whcro no Inns
hccn resident for sotcrhl years phst,
To st. Petersburg. His name, MS near
~ wu could gather from his imperfect
English, III Crackyourcrowm which,
tnknn in connection with the formidable
looking cudgcl above referred to, in-
duccd lis to npply only our smallest
sized gimlct, mud bring tho conference
to rs speedy n close as roportorinl grace
would admit.
ACCIDENTALLY SuoT.--IEonlt Miller,
Of tho Cornucopia road, was accident.
ally shot nj Bovine, Utah, IS miles east
Of ToHnu, Inst Tuesday night, about IL
O'Clock, under Tho following circllm-
stances, ns wo nro informed by Ross,
tho shotgun messenger Miller left
llko III tho evening ON his WY 10 o.
den to get his child. When tho Two
trnina met ut Bovine ho went forward
to tho other train in company With tho
conductor. Between tho two tracks
thcro il wator drain, and into this
Miller fell, striking oil his left side;
upon which ho had strapped largo.
Bizod navy revolver. In tho fall the
scabbarl, in which tho pistol was kept,
was burst open, and tho weapon In some
,inaccountablo manner WIS discharged,
tho ball passing through tho muscles OF
tho cdii Of tho right leg, JUS. bohind tho
bono. All ugly and pninful wontid was
inflicted, but tl,cro IL no danger Of any
serious tesulIs from it.! Miller was
catcd for and taken on TO Ogdeh.
ASSESSMENT. --Elsowhcro will 10 found
tho assessment notice Of tho Buckeye
mine, Tuscarora District.
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SoRTnEuN IrEa,s.

From John Il. Bradley, who in COM
pany with George Russell, has recently
returned from the north. we gather the
following regarding that section:
CouSrcorLS.
Presents father prosperous appear
ance, and the work of developing its
moro important mines is being pushed
ahead. The Republic is looking OK
ceedinsly we'll; has good-sized ledge
OF very high grade ore, and its shaft is
being pushed down rapidly. The Loop
ard in its lower Workings now prcscnts
an appearance of stability, and has
what is considered beyond doubt q
true fissurn vein in the lower lev el,
yielding plenty Of ore which assays
we'll up into the hundreds. The mill
works admirably, and is turning out
bullion very fast. In the Hussey every
thing has au mir OF business and energy.
The men employed have been worked
to the best possible advantage, and to say
the lcast the mine looks better than il
has for months past. The Panther is
still being worked night and day. and
prospecting better than usuRl. Several
mines are being worked with small
forces, and all seem 10 he well satisfied
with the general outlook of both their
own claims and the camp in general.
-,... MoUSrArS CITY.
THIS pioneer camp Of the north is
picking up.as well as its ncighbors.,
Several Of the claims in this District
are being worked, and with flatterins
prospects. Chief among them is the
Southern Light, which has seventy.
live tons Of pickcd brewery high grade
On tho dump, which pile is duly be-
ing augmented. \ contract has been
'mnde with Mr.. NcGinniss, the Super
intendent of tho Yaeco mill, to work
one hundred tons, aud crushing of the
same was to have been commenced on
Monday last. a gang of Cinnamon
have purchased tho Ripley placer claim
i'll Russell Gulch, and are crowding
operations upon it, making good wa
gcE. .'.. '.. a...f ..t
HICKS DISTRICT.
This camp, which is near Mountain
City, is attracting tho attention Of
capital. Messrs. benjamin ,nnd Amos
Pluinmer, j. II. Bradley, George Rus
sell aud Frank Campbell have bonded
the Mcdonald mine for large sum,
and hnvo commenced work upon il.
Two shifts arc engaged in running a
tunnel which has been driven in
thirty-eight feet, aud has yielded fifty
tons OF $lG0 orc. Tie vein is three
md half feet wide, mud Is Usually
well defined. The parties above men,
TONED have purchased onc-hulf of the
Hicks mine, and, in conjunction with
l.. Dc Young. the other owner, will put
two shifts on it also i'll about ten DAYS.
There is already OH the ledge tunnel
forty fee: in length, which cuts iho
ledge, showing n thrGo-foot vein of pay
ore, averaging 500 per ton. 4 shaft
has been sunk 80 feet, nlso OIL The ledge,
with cquRlly good prospects.
TCScARuRA
Was also visited, but the party had no
opportunity Of visiting the mines. Con-
siderable building was going on, ind
lumber wns scarce. but there Is plenty
now OH the road. Tho mines being
worked give excellent promise, and
TuscarOra is coming out fast.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

pUcKRYE MINE, rusoAhbRA btsfktcf.
- Eko county, NcvAda:-==Not6& q hereby
Dufkeyo miho an GGscSImenl OF tWS1lys iooI
ctnta PET foot was levied on each aud eSefy foot
OF ssld BncksSc ground, payable lmnitdislrIy IN
United ststss Fold soin TO tho Secretary: -
u II. HAIoHT, Secretary:
Conueopia. Not, Aug. II. 1870. as
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I. n. Stone is the agent III Elko,
and will be prepared shortly to accom-
modate ali. '-' 4..-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-11-02
UNREDEEMED LANDS,
Tax Notice For Deed.
oPFIcE OF COUNTY CLERK.

OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK.
LANCASTER, Grant Co. Wis, Aug. IL, 1861
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOL-
~ losing described lands and village lots in tbs
county of Grant state of Wisconsin sold By
the treasurer of said county the 18th day of May
ISL for the delinquent taxes Of the year 1873.
The amount set opposite each tract of land, and vii
age lot, is the amount of tax, interest and charges
due thereon, computed mp the last day Of redemp-
ton.
Now, therefore, unless the taxes and charges are
paid on the following described tracts of land, and
village lots, before The 18th day of May, A. d.
1917. the sans will be conveyed by deed TO the
purchasers, according 10 tine provisions of law.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-11-02
10 the Voters of Grant County,
GUERTER'Q OyEICE

GRANT COUNTY, Wis, August IL 1876
IN pursuance TO the above notice from the Hon.
Secretary Of state, l hereby give notice that gen.
eiat election will be held in the various towns and
election precincts of Grant county, Wis, Tuesday
the 9TH daysof November, 1876, for the purpose OF
electng The following officers
Ten Electors of President and Vice President of the
United States.
Representative in Congress for the Third Con-
gressona District comprising the counties of Grant.
Iowa, Laiay Green, Richland and Crawford, in
place of Henry s. Msgoon, whose term of Office will
expire the fourth day OF March next.
Member of the Assembly for the First Assembly
District Of Grant County, comprising the towns OF
Clifton Ellenboro Harrison, Haze Green, jamestown,
Lima, Paris Piattevllle and Smeser.
Member Of the Assembly for the Second Assem-
bly, District Of Grant County comprising the towns OF
Beetown, Bloomington, Cassville, Glen Haven, Ian
caster Liberty, Little Grant, Potosi and Waterloo.
A Member Of the Assembly for the Third Assembly
District of Grant County, comprising the towns OF Bue
River Boscobel, Fennmore, Hickory Grove, Marion.
Mllve, Mount Hope Muscoda, Patch Grove, Waters
o wn, Wingville, Woodman md Wyausing,
A Sheriff in the place OF j. b. Mccoy whose term OF
Office will expire the first Monday OF January
next.
County Clerk in the place Off. s. Kidd whose
term ofoiice viii expire on the first Monday OF Jan
uary next
County Treasurer in the place of Alexander Ivey
whose term of office will expire on the first Monday
of January next.
A Register of Deeds in place of James Woodhouse
whose term of office will expire on the first Monday OF
January next.
A Clerk of the Circuit Court in place of David
Schrener whose term of Office will expire on the first
Monday of January next
District Attorney in place fGeo. b. Carter whose
term of Office will expire the FIRST Monday OF jan
uary next.
A County Surveyor in place of Joel Barber whose
term of Office will expire on the first Monday OF JAN
airy next.
A County Coroner in place of n f. Young whose
term of office will expire the first Monday of Jan
uary
Said election to be conducted the votes canvassed
and returns made pursuant TO law.
And that the poll will be opened at O'Clock in the
lol,un that a
j. b. Mccoy,
% Sheriff of Grant County, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-11-02
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

In Probate Grant County Court. In the matter of
the Real Estate OF DeiOs W. Taft deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that boy virtue and in pur-
suance % an order of license, made in said matter,
on the 9Th day of October A. 1876. by the County
Court of said county, the Undersigned James Ballan-
tine. administrator de bonis non Of the estate of
said deceased WILL Monday. the 9Th day Of Novcm-
Der. A. d. 1876, at one o'clock in the afternoon OF
said day the front door of the Post Oicein the vii
lage of Bloomington in Grant Comfy, wisconsin,
offer for sale at public vendue the following descro
ed Lands to-wit: Block 90 and 'P," and three
lots in the southeast of Block TX" and
the southwest quarter Of Block IN, all in Tafts ad
diton to the village of Bloomington in said County
OF Grant Also Tafts Grove containing thirteen and
one half IN the northeast corner of the north
wet quarter OF the northwest quarter Of section
twenty five co. in town wa (5). north Of range fTe
Isl west in the count vof Grant, Wisconsin.
The of sale One-halt of purchase price to be
paid time of sale, the balance in twelve months
with interest at ten per cent
Dated Lancaster this 9th day Of October D. 1876
JAMES BALLENTINE,
Administrator de bonis OF estate Of Delos W.
Taft. deceased. 31W4