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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-31

-: FIRST Is
BALL
CARSON GUARDS. N. S. a..
VIyHE CARSON GUARDS WILL
i celebrate their first anniversary by giving
a Military Fancy Dress Fireneu's and CIVIC
Ball at their Armory, Theater Hall, on
FRIDAY Evening. SEPTEMBER
9th, 1875.
Committee of invitation:
CARSON.
Gov r. r. Bradley. Hon. ". W. Hobart,
Judge c. n, Harris, Sheriff s. T. Swift,
H. NJ. Yerington. ESD, Hon James Cra"!o
Capt. J. ". Haynie. L. L. McLaine.
EMPIRE.
A J. Lockwood J. P. Lebo.
PAXTON.
pr. Buucher, O. Goober.
X. Lathrop, &c. Hasie''
GOLD HILL.
Henry Tucker, William Phiprs,
J. Lonachan.
VIRGINIA CRY.
Cen. B. Winters Sen. q. G. Batterman.
Co,t Lord Cant. i F. Lark"y.
Lieut. Robinson, Lieut.. 'd.aeroy'
RENO.
q G. fownipg. W. Z. Chamberlain,
J. D. Cross.
FRANK1owS-John Harcourt.
GtNOA.
A LIVINGSTON capt. a ". Taylor
GLENREUnK.
John Bartholomew Charles FoulEs,
5. L. Davis, ". '" HaWth"riie
Music under the siirec'i"n Of PROT.
Eurnry.
FLOOR DIRECTOR - Red, While and Blue
RQsette.
Capt Il. ". Harris.
FLOOR MANAGpES-B Blue R0sett's.
Srt !. a. smith. Corp. a Startling.
Private W W. Stockcr. Corp. s. }. Hodsklnsoh,
Private 4. II. Eanning.
Tickets. admitting Gentleman 4.sSO
aud LaulcS...... -.-....-' r
ORD. SET. n. NOGER,
,co3,d Secretary Of Committee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-02

Who is this man, who within three
years has recorded at the baptsmal
font over the head Of his infant son
his reverent regard for President
Lincoln's assassin : Is he of the sort
that the Democratic party chooses
out for its honors and emolumentS l.
this what W are voting TO bring in
when we all in securing 4 Demo
cratic victory ? II So, let us know il
aud have q fair understanding. We
have held the Republican party re
Sponsible FOR Its appointments; we DO
the same with the Democrats. This
man is not Mr. Morrison's or Mr..
kerr'S exclusively He is the party's.
IL must carry hun. lie is not con
spicuous, to b. SIRE He is only a
clerk Of 9 committee Bat there is
not any place obscure enough 60 shell
ter such man where be can draw
Government pay He atfronts jus
tioe he shocks common decency.
The man who applauds assassination
would be an assassin himself II he
dared There is no fitness, no pro
Pr5ety, no sense il bis being any
where where the -. If a selfrespect
ing citizen may light on hun. much
less ID any public place where the
nations gorge rises a. sight or sound
Of him.
Mr.. Morrison, neither you nor your
Speaker nor Your party can afford 20
appoint to office man who seven
years after Mr.. Lincoln's murder
cnristened his own son with the mur-
4 erer's name"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-02

allowed to go to the woods, only a
few at time, to get poles OF pine
bonghs, soon every man could have
been comfortable, sheltered by roof
Of poles, matched with the pine
boughs, and would have had a com
Portable and heathful bed, also Of
pine boughs There is no excuse for
any Of the snfferings OF which the
Andersouvllle prisoners complain, and
The worst of it all is the fac; that
men hail literally to starve to death
while before their greedy eyes there
was constantly displayed food Of
every description, from plain corn
bread and boiled beans, to roast pota-
toes, wheat bread and coffee, and
their ears were constantly greeted
with sound Of "right up this way,
gentlemen, for your hot chicken
soup" "ham and eggs ham and
eggs biscuit and butter, gentle
men hot biscuit and butter, with
honey on it il you want il, "a per-
petual ciamor Of hucksters all day
long. But the majority of the poor
fellows had no money and could not
buy, aud SO they swarmed around the
huckstcr's stands, their hungry eyes
devourng the food, which, for want
OF money, their hands could not
touch
Mr.. Davis complains of the pictures
Of tamished men that were published
just after the release of the prisoners.
saw those pictures, and | want to
make to Mr. Davis and to Mr.. Hill,
of Georgia, this "bald allegation"
Amy time from May until October Of
the year 1864, 600 men could have
been exhibited at Andersonville,
every one Of whom was as horrible
to look upon as the men from whom
those pictures were taken and |
challenge any man who was there
during that time to deny it. Aud
out Of the thousands of men now liy
ing who were in Andersonville, |
challenge Mr. Davis and Mr.. Hill, OF
Georgia, to produce one reliable man
who will testify that he lived for
five months in Andersonville without
any other food and any other shelter
than that furnished him by the au
thoritIes there. Yours very truly,
MELVIN GRIGsBY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-02
parted from the strong man 10 front

parted from the strong man 10 front
If her.
Don't You like to be eallad Mr.
Helms? fit vii please you better,
| will call you Harry as did years
ago ; but then you must take me out
walking and sirs to M Jast as yon
dld then; and you must cal me
ueity just the same rs you did when
We were little ; aud you must think
more 81 me Jban anybody else, just
e you did then and - In The twink
ii"g OF an eye her heart seemed to
s@tll in her throat, she suddenly
reai'z what she was saying and ii
an instant she turned deatbly psi /,
swconed and tainted away in her
chair.
Her hands were cold 10 ice. her
lips were bl)odles-, and Der face as
white as snow. Ii was faint in
reality. 1t was some time before
water reyivc5 her. but when She
a"oke she wes 10 stronger arms than
per fathers or mothers. She was
h Id there too, in spite Of her weak
efforts 10 get away.
Harry Helms. that nigh., under
stood Hottie better than ever before
rhey were married, AND another such
u bri liant wedding was never cole
brated in all that valley.
After they had been absent on
their wedding tour several days the
loving lttle wife sad to her husband !:
Harry, | don't believe wo ever
would have been married had IL not
been for my thoughtless tongue.
made the first l)7e to you, ana that's
how il ali came about, didn't it ?"
Her only consol.tion now il that
they are very happy, that it vas
leap year, aud that none of the
neigh0ors know anything about it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-02
Banks.


CfRsY NATIONAL OF BoSCOBEL Or 4 y
/ 60 Wis a. II Meyer, Cashier, d VI Coates PRES
pIr-ctsrs- VI Coatss. j II. Sarles. Edward Never,
Gee 4. 45tiehrtna. Joseph Walker Transact a Gen
at5tt Banking Business h5y ant sell Government Sc
s1rite- iold. silver. Bun.on, &c. Draws direct on
the prncipal cities 81 Germany. England lreiAn
s.4tAud Scandinavia. France. Italy the Orient ana
Austajs Special attention gwen % tue collection
49, VII 49,, ,,i Cyuvon lines 3l-42
- Eo " RYLAND. RANKER. LANcASTER. WIS.
Deposits received Foreign and domestic EXCHANGE
Ana United states bonds bought and @old
- !. -g,tiafed aud collections atta ded TO ~ -
t.etaES < Co BANKERS AND DEALERS
I "A eK,asnge and Gavernmeut securi ues Platte
49, ~. Particular attention siven 20 Collections
~ eee.is i.,ofaptIv remitted on day OF payment
Ref~r 10 a"ury G.ear- Co, y. VI. Eigerton. :
'"' so AZ
FTl,IPHzEY = CLARKE. BANkERS BLOOMING.
| i t,u W.. Buy end sell Gold an7 a"vernment
.ffi Et-tarn z -1ange. Prompt attention CIV
IS - tilsetjlus At sll points, An8 m nayneht 81
ttroa. Dsp .-its received <Ed Osps negotiated A
j ma h. mon approval securities. intert y r.
5ryd rs special deposits AZ bcstcurraat rates. 3o+%
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-02
Political Conventions.

Calls have already been issu-d for
political conventions ia 1876 as tel
lows
March q Pennsylvania Demo-
cratic con0euuon Lancaster
March 29.-PennsyIvania Il puo.i-
can convention, Harrisburg.
March 29-Vermont Republican
convention. Burlington.
March 20 Ohio Republican con
vention, G llnmbus
April ) -Nationa. q INVENTION Of
c bred Men, Nashville. Tennessee.
April ll-S3uth Carolina Ropub-
lean convention Columbia
April y Virginia r Publican
convention, Liuohburg
Apri % -GeorgIa D mocratic con
ven!on, by Congressional districts
to elect del- gates % the National
Convention.
M4y10. Michigan II ,pabl can con,
ventioo, Grand Rapids.
May l6 Alabama Republican con
ven,ion, Montgomery.
May Educational Ggeonback con
vontion, lGdianapols, Indiana.
May 17-National Prohibition
convention, Cleveland, Ohio.
May II -Tennessee Republican
convention, Knoxville.
May 18.-kentucky Republican
convention Louisville.
May 24.-Kansas Democratic con-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-02

rH *su.l.va-t ,asrtsr of section 5 and tbs south.
east quarter Sc the southeast quarter 81 section II
town uorth 81 range vest. containing zoe acres
miles north OF the Yg'ag, of BeetoWH Grant county.
W.. 10 acres under Inprov eueut 81 sores bottom
iREd several good springs AMI small str am rufl-
ming through the whole lesSth Of the farm frame
e4r-lHng house stabliBg and ETauery. SAIL farm
Sill 10 slld cheap aud made easy. IRquiTe Of
Il. R9RERTs, Beetown, or BALLESrINE BoRS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-02

- The following conversation
took place in Bangor home, the
other evening at tie tea-table FIVE
year old to his mother "Mother, may
| have cookie 2" IN, my con. +"
"Mother, nav have quarter of a
cookie Z" No ny SON. Can !
have crumb Of a cookie ?" Mo-
well. then, can / smell OF 8 cookie2'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-02
Pennsylvania Election Returns-Re-
publican responsibility.

lhe following from the Gaiena
Gazette sounds very Ike that old, true
aud tried Republican, Mr. Houghton.
1t expresses truths which Republicans
should keep in mind always
The city and town election in
Pennsylvania held throughout the
State, short time since, show large
Republican gains This distinction
is notew rthy When the candidates
brought forward were Of good and re-
liable character, they have been sue
cessful about in proportion to the
confidence that such traits warranted,
rather than to the fact they got Re-
publican caucus nominations. This
fact il now unquestionable /: All over
the country, the Republican party is
gaining that is to say the People do
not feel safe in entrustlng the vast
responsibilities Of the National Gov
eminent TO the care and keeping Of
the Democratic party, when all the
lc sons Of the past are only repeated
by the Democratic majority in the
House of Representatives But, there
never has been time when it was SO
hazardous az it is 1T present to run
incompetent Republicans for Offices
Of responsibility. Caucus nomna-
tons will be foJnd to be strong only
when the candidates elected are those
possessing the confidence OF the Pco-
Die at large. There are broad moral
considerations that lie behind those
that are merely political, and both
must be regarded together as possess
ING due weight. The responsibilities
of the Republican party this year are
great, almost beyond comparison.
While triiiing hobbies shonld be held
as chaf before the wind, the strong
forces Of integrity Of character, ca
pacty, for intelligent action, the spirit
Of courageous aud unquesti0ned pa
triotisn and solid disposition TO do
right, rather than that kind of ex-
pertness that can easily adapt itself
10 the circumstances, whether crooked
Of straight, should be sought for, and
in proportion As Republicans look for
these qualities in candidates, they will
be successful. Even public prejnlices
i should be consulted, weighed and
measured, and be regarded for all that
they are worth, for they enter quite
largely into the count Of the ballot
box. In this election, nothing is triv.
ial that loses the Republicans a vote,
for in the loss of that vote may con
Sist the loss of the whole country.
Frankhn's proyerb.-"For the want
Of nail the shoe was lost for the
want oC the shoe the horse was lost !;
tor the want OF horse the rider was
lost, and all for the want OF horse
shoe nail, is as applicable to politics
as to anything else. One weak can
dldate on a ticket often defeats the
whole ticket, though The weak candl
date may be running for the smallest
office voted for. Take your strong
men, and elect them. These seven
words comprise the whole duty OF
Republicans. III.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-02
eT There is a widespread lame

g8- There is q widespread lamen.
iation all over the country over the
absence Of Slnday,school scholars
from the public church services.
Bishop Peck, Of the Methodist
Church, ii revival address, said
'.;here is reason 70 fear that We are
rearing in onr Sunday-schools a gem
GRAFTON OF church neglecters. .
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-02
BETTER TIMES COMING.
six Good Reason. for the Expectation i,

An old merchant in New York,
vino has lived through several de-
prassiona and panics, 4ud who has
been Q hard student Of the signs Of
the timea, records in the ErenjAg Post
Of that city, he opinion that the
bwost poias Of depression has now
been reached, and that u day OF
prosperity, such es the city has never
seen is q, head." The B ,=tou Jour
nal Of C9nnlerre sustains THE hopeful
belief with the following cogent rea-
son
"a correspondent Of the New York
Erenng Post, after observing that
'lmes Ill New York arc very hard,
and th4t real estate j. aousnalg de.
pressed, records the opinion Of one
Of The old retired merchants Of the
city, who has narked the signs Of the
Zines with great attention: has lived
through several panics and period,
Of depression, and now believes that
the lpwest round has been reached,
and hat 3 day Of prosperity such as
The cry has not ever seen II II baud
Sig Or seven very cogent reasons car
be given tor his hopeful belief, which
may be condensed thus:
81 The California mines in 1876
w,li produce 100000 600, and ii
1877 $50 600 900 more
50 Iao excess of our sxports over
our imports in the fiscal year OF
1874 5 was S57O00,000 This vii
be increased IA that which ends IL
June, 1876 probably 70 $4,000 coo.
% Tie Centenuiap will bring to
Us s9ve0 millions Of people whose
average expenditure vii not BE- less
than $40, making s70,000,000 A
Philadelphia calculator estimates the
vlsators at a hundred millions OF
people.
a We are nearly cut of debt,
which is the corner stone Of cur in,
pro7emoot, and we are to baiid o.
this solid rock. The amount OF debts
iqnidated the last year cannot well
be estimated
IS Our general economy, which
has been taught the last three year,.
during which time our merchants
have been s3roly tried.
IS Tho Overwhelming crops 81
our country will make Us al rich a
years fsiIure Of crops in Europe, WIN
onr ON immense cash capital com
paratiyely unemployed, would pro"
duce jemand -uch as We have never
seen. There is 20 limit to our crop
production, nor thst Of our geld, sill
yer and copper"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-02
THE CROSS.

Quaint though the construction BE- Or the follow
ing poem. Yet never has tn, Story Of the Gross beer
told with more truthful simplicity
Blest they who seek
While in their youth
with spirit meek,
The way 81 truth
o them the sacred Scriptures now dfsnIav
Thirst as the only true and living way
~ precious hood Calvary was given
10 make them heirs 81 endless bliss in heaven
4 nd cen on earth the child OF ,iod can tr,e.
The glofious blessings OF his Saviour's grace
For them he bore
His fathers frown
tOr them lie wore
The thorny Crown;
Nailed t. the Gross
Endured his pain
That HIS tife's less
Might be th-ir g.iu
Th@n haste to choose
That better part
Nor cen dare refuse
The Lord thy heart,
Lest lie d clare
Il know you not"
aud deep despair
Shout be your lot.
Now look t. Jesus who on Calvary died
And trust on iIim who there was cruciisd
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-02

-. It is said that among the 49,
600 ministers who belong to the regn-
lar Baptist Church, only $50 are in
favor of open communion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-02
Here, THERE, AND ELSEWHERE.

Edwin Clifford, of Waupon, ba-
10 his possession "An Alamanack for
the Year of Our Lord God 1870"
They have organized Liars
Clnb" at Austin, New. you're
another" is its motto.
The present population of tho
| United States is estimated at 43, 000.-
O0o. Good many of Z. s.
A reduction Of fully 33 per cent
IN rents is probable throughout New
York city this Spring,
Down grade More than S37, 000
600 IF Massachusetts, railroad stock
paid no dividends last year.
The stock of opium in this
country il, 1920 chests-ope third
more tnan AZ this period last year
Eve dollars apiece FOR the towels
that Moody aud Sanlgey wiped on in
Philadelphia We'll, ell the fanatical
fools are not dead yer.
Church and school funds are
being raised IL parts of Eogiand, ty
means Of spelug-matab entertn;u>
meuts,
Visitors in Flcrida avs pAylag
81 . day tor 81 occasional green pea
and the sight Of croeodl3 once
week.
-Ihe Boston ps.gle say tina, Mr
Wlnslow $50 ca 50 honest, and.
besides. be wore the lars,st kiui ol
eyf-g glasses
-The Caaleuuia Branch Post
Once to tie establisho on The Expo-j-
i2n grounds viii 30 opened an the
Isl of March.
The State authorities o! kaases.
n an effort to exterminate the grass
hoFPo', e"-r a bounty Of SIS a bushel
Ter their eggs aaa 21 % hu-h,l for
you Y insects
The dentists Of Columbus. OHIO
hsve agree . hereafter n0 10 give
.heir lazy patients either laughing
gas or ether except n Tbs preseuco
az witnesses.
Democratic economy in Con-
gres> is torcibly Illustrated in tho
fact that out of , 159 bills introduced
ri the present session, bat eigh, haze
oec)me i&"s.
The Montana Legislature has
passed Oils granting subsidies ct
S3.000,000 to the Northern Pac fo
Railway aud ST 1870 000 Ii The Utah
Nor, bern.
Senator uowe's son is TO enter
upon the practice 81 law IN Washing.
ton. L was u mistake that he was
80 have tho position OF Chief Clerk iii
;ho Pension Bureau.
They are experimenting with
new kind Of gas il Copenhagen made
from roejn. The men who took part
in the initial experiment expect to
leave the hospital in few days.
The young woman who goes
around leotariug under the name Of
''B arsie Tu- uer,' is declared to be a.
fraud, and no relation t1 The geuuiae
fl on-Boecher witness vi that name.
Red Cloud says that the Black
Hills are not in the United Statos
but are pert Of the Kingdom OF tho
Sioux. Boys, isntit bout time that
we annexed this Kingdom
-Statistiessbow that The consump-
ion Of snuff ia America is annually
increasing. This Il so evil over
which people ere too APT TO tarn up
| their noses and sneezs at.
,t,t t...ft. - ,,44sr
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-02

- Virginia is so anxious for pop
NATION that she has appropriated
$4,000 10 pay the expenses OF TIE
conference now being held IL Wash
ington. Four thousand dollars are
slready gone, and they have decided
to keep an agent at the Centennial
to represent tie desirablonoss of Flr-
GINA % home for agricultural en-
grants from abroad or from other
States
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-02

g. Blessed is the man VINO KIN VS.
enough to keep his mouth shut.
S )mo people live so years without
learning the art Iodeed, the Older
they grow the wider their mouths
open. 4 man or woman who is a
gabbler at Is ls q dreadful atfi ction
to a house, or church. or community.
There are two things this age needa
to learn when TO say nothing, and
when il says anything to say it well.
If any man among you seem to be
rel .gious and bridlath not bis tongue,
this mans religion il vain. - GoIden
Rnle.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-02
Farm for Sale.

o4RRERAxD HAIR DRESSER, GEORGE GIBBS
y Jsrcs,ter. We Next doom to iexters drug store.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-02

sn- A book caIlsc Courtship,
love and Marriage PUBLISHED in
1880, holds that as often - every
bissextile year doths return, the
sole pTi9ilese during the time Il con-
tinucth Of making love the men, aud
that no man viii be entitled ID the
b ncfl Of cler-y rho do}he in any
wise treat her sal with slight
or c3n.amelY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-02
Attorney

p. THOMPSON. ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
tsr vi practice law ia Court draw convey
ets contracts and any other Instruments II desired.
Wal Zee on IA he ourt UJ1ss st I'll lancaster
aee-e. Circuit Court Commissionerfor iraut County.
/ f3.u-rd Collecting Agency. once IN WashGurn 5
sock. Mda--t. Piatteyile Grant c., Wis 81
ntRBER K CLENEVTsON, ATTORNEYS AND
- lan-eIlors at Law lancaster. Wis. Malpractice
il 81 courts; wilt buy aud sell lands, pay tax
sbttu land patents bounties pensions and other
lsita- against the Government 30-42
DCsHNgLLA CLARK. ATTORNEYS AND c0UN-
ID ssitars It Law, General Coll ectfon snd Land AZ tsu
-..7 i.ter. V-isconsia 3o-42
rH4s D. suRADER. ATTORNEY AND CoUN-
.-Uar 81 law Attends to collections pensions,
a.4tisa etc Also business before the United States
ostent ONCE, Lancaster, wisconsin SIS
.t.o. g uAzsLroH. ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL,
iat Al Law, Ho-cobei. Wisconsin oo-.-
kGeKgFELLER. ATTORNEY AT Law AND
J. notary Pub!ic. Beeto9n Grant Co, Wis ol-3i
= 1grsl MgRRICK. ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
, lor IS Law Fairplsy. Grant Co, Wis. 800
esYARbEN ANDERSON. ATTORNEY AND c0CN
W 4eHar At taW. Jamestown. VIA Will prosecute
siains and make collections promptly. "t-9
~ BRADLEY CLARKE, ATT )RNEY AND COUN-
W .slIer Ltu aud Notary public. Bloomington.
Tis AIIesat business promptly attended to. Coz
eetous made aud loans NEGOTIATED az-4-
g4rM &GEO b CARTER. ATTORNEYS AT Law,
" Ptteville Wis Practice IN all the Courts ct the
state once hodges McCarn's Bank. 81 "
trry i. LTKENs. ATTORNEY ANDC0UNsELLoR
- Al Law Mineral Point, Wis (Suceessor 70 Conn
= l.Ik.u.4 Practices IN the u :. and State Courts
nd ttsods 10 eencie. ana COLLECTIONS allparts Of
'th- Sta-s offse in fenaham's Block at-4S
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-02

ANCtSrER HOUSE, L, LTsHERNEss PRotKih-
! = I-o-,stsr. wis. (Succgssor 10 G j Hyde y
rIis flsusa has been re-furuished Throughout. Nc
sam. rarei f,r me accommodation q guests fshle
- 30-42
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-02

The STATE PRIsoN Tho annual
report of the State Prison at Waupun
for the year ending September 80,
1875, exhibit the following statistics !;
Number Of convicts ut the beginning
Of the year, 1877 discharged, l07 !;
died number confined at the end
of the year, 248 Of which u were
females. In addition to the receipts
from work performed in the various
shops, an appropriation Of $4,000
was made by the State, and there was
balance on hand at the close OF the
year Of s9.732S2 Three children
were born in the prison during the
year. The warden conci>ely re-
marks, NO more products are ex-
pected from that branch of industry.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-02

80 Several societies are at work
exploring the land Of Palestine, and
they have made many valuable dis
coyeries, but as yet there has not
been found trace of any mortgage
OF the Temple which solomon built
TO the Lord SO far a. Is known at
present, it was not bullt with money
advanced by savings banks or capital
lists, on the security the Temple itself,
but it was the full free gilt OF Solomon
and his father and the people o.
Israel TO God.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-02

DErr w HOUSE ". q. WILCOX. PRoPRi =
ID tor Having i rchA'ed the hotel II beetoWn' |
A. preutrea Is serve she public I'D proper u7h,sl
.fI..,n4 6rst class accom- n0datons generally
~, ,,,-tI E22-+3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-02

.oRIYIYR HOUSE,. CORNER or FIGHTu AND
| lB,ua streets. pnbu4ne, lows BARNARD Bro ~ Is
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-02
atnfinG.
renclcr

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