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Proposed Amendments to the
Constitution.


SEC. BE 1t resolved by the General Assem-
w. ~ iho aiHln v! -.Llt'sec, That the follow .uH
amendments 10 tHe Constitution of the state o.
IuuUc,acc ere proposed aUl referred to the hes.
General Assembly, ~ be chosen By the guaiiir,
voter. ~ tlIs state, and such PROPOSED pmuud.
mgnl, ~ be- submitted By l,uui 10 the people o
tins state, Ia aa"l manner, and ~ such dime. a.
they may prescribe, Tor their HuOpllpnOr rejection
oEJ g-imyui trtlclc2 =, Suollyu ,, by Striking
out uI the fourth Nuo ~. D. i'H WOId for the
word TWO amt insert the word 'lOur' IN lieu
thereof,
$40 a. mend rti,lrl. section ~. by striking
out at the sixth aud ST., 1ntl lines, aitrr the wore
except, - IN the >l\th line, he word, zone ihuiN
AMI dollar, worth If personal property in the
hands ct each tAN payer, .nd.' ,.
out Of the third aud fourth lines, allcr the word
become IN the third line tine words, ,lne "
q, u, whole or IN pHll, Of amy HanN, or'
follows 'Ncc,iuni The Governor shall bond Ia
9il'cy 'oi four years aud un'I, ~, successor ,nd.
be elected ami q]ut|,tvI, lie shWl uo, h' ,'IsObI'
more than ClEht years any t,umu twelve.
SEQ. Amen hrtlvl,6 section j, uN striking
Odl OF the second line, after TIC Nutl "lur l'
words, qualified voters %, thr state, aud insert
the General Assembly I'm the seventh iUv, a't'O
the H0rd "bv, strike uuJ Ihc Wuu, 'uIEut,' an'
insert N lic.l thereJItur wuid 'tNulNu
oht 7-Amnrl ril,Ilh ,Duuu T. h' .iNhN.
Que Of the second amt lNlrI lines, a,lyI the MNN,
me IN the second line, the WorIt "~Vuaillrd 20
ltis OF the ,o.o"d district or circus, io va,h thr,
are to be- assigned, ~ and insert ~ lieu tH,r,ut aI
ter the word the in the second line, the words.
VOTE Of both Houses Of the General Assembly,
SEt.s- mend Ttic!r I, section Z, by stlhlnr
Out vl the fourth line, after the word 'iur,' The
word "two,' and insert in lien thereof The "orI
"lOur.'
80. 0--mcn It rticiea cntion p BY ],tri1ius
from The IirsL line after the word 'uL," the NUIu
four and Insert in lieu thereof The word "siN,'
IN the ul'r line. after the word, paid iOr,' alrIbr
out JI,i0n words That pIect'!e ,hc words ""ny day'
lllhe seventh line.
-iI. ID-Br fl. further Resolved. That the Sec,
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"Old Joe Brooks kicking up behind
and before, and Albert W. Bishop
Kicking up behind old Joo,' is the way
The Arkansas papers speak Of the rival
Republican candidates in that State.
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R-~sN,Is Examine the margin of your
X4SaC paper, and If you see a crcss
mark, thus NJ know that il
means you are in arrears, and unless you
pay up your paper VIII be stopped. We
are not able to pay cash for work anG ma
tcrial and do work on Il credit. Besides
we ask no one to crcait Us.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-09-07

Gov. Porter will address the people
of this county at Winchester the 22d
Of this month. Let everybody turn
ont.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-09-07

The Cincinnati Enquirer notes the
fact that Hayes has gained no par'Icu
lar strength in Ohio since the day OF
his nomination, while TiIdcn is gain
ing votes rapidly.
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Tennessee Republicans, like an ig.
norant school boy, finding that they
could not get to the head of the class.
promptly went Foote.- Leb. Herald.
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TX GOV, d, +, Lewis, Of Alabama,
who was elected Governor by the Re
pubIicans Of that State in 1872, an.
nounccs his intention Of supporting
lildcn and llendricks.
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FOR CONGRESS-,

Goid was quoted in New YORK Mon
day at 1902 Tennessee bonds, iSt for
the old ana i65 for the new.
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FOR SALE.

Several plantations IN Franklin county
ana u in Warren county. From ~ t.
300 acres. To suit purchasers. viii he sold
on ten years time. Good title, gnaran-
tcei. Also. several town lots in Winchr--
ter. Apply tn SMITH W. uOUGllTON )
Ourmal office. ja-O-t II
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Gov. Isham &, Harris, though de
clining the clector5hip for the State at
large, publishes n long lis, Of appoint
mcnts, and viii make an active canvass
in the State. II, V. Redicjd, Tennes
see correspondent Of the Commercial,
saws "le is one Of the best, il not the
best, public dcbatcr in Tennessee.
Merely in the matter Of brains and ca
pacity to handle public questions, there
is hardly his superior in the State BE
fore the war, when upon the stump, ne
would use up everything that came
along. He ciTcctualIy laid out The
Wing candidate for Governor, John
NcLhcrland, just before the war, cut
ting such u broad-guaGc route to the
gubcrnatorial chair that the Wing par
ty went to smash and never revived. ~
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Reform is necessary" 50

Reform Is necessary say the
Democrats, TROOPS arc necessary"
say the Rcppblicaus. That's one sa-
iient point Of difference between the
Two parties.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-09-07

The National Agricultural Congress
is to he held on tho l2th, l3th and
18th Of this month, at Philadelphia
All agricultural societies, agricultural
periodicals, colleges, boards OF a9ri-
culture, oranges, farmers clubs, or
other organizations, whose object is
the promotion Of agriculture, are IN
vitcd to send delegates; and all per
sons desiring to promote the Objects
for which the congress IS called, are
invited to attend and participate in the
deliberations.
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Our contemporaries err who call
Tennessee Republieauism ian acepha.
lous party" 1t is Il Nancy. headed
monster Lebanon Herald.
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That Hayes is a better man than
Grant we do honestly believe, but the
most enthusiastic OF his supporters do
not deny that his election would be 4
continuation Of Grantism. Hayes is
said to be II mild hammered man, and
his supporters would control his nd
m]inislration, and first among hose
who secured his nomination are the
ring men of Washington. But, Gov
Tilden is tho great rcformcr. He
broke up Il ring in his own party, and
he VIII break the rings in the KcpubIi-
can party, if elected,
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Ineeting

}. l.. orr, Of Marshall, Chairman.
I, j. Ogjlvjc, OF Bedford.
Il, d, Gregory, Of Franklin.
$. w. Calmack, Of Lincoln.
w, ID, !" Record, Of Moore.
j. W. Burton, Of Rutherford.
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Ill - s % a
E. l.. /. E. {. : {: .
Z" The Female University OF
the Southwest

"TlIE OLD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
for t~horouyiac$s and cheIpncsa of cdura-
ton.
It, location fer hcalthfulno,s, salUNrity
of climate and enchanting mountain see
merry.
Presided over by no. Graves, IL. d..
the first and only President.
For catalogues apply to President Or
Treasurer, Winchester, Tenn.
oCt2l-ly
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SCOTT DAVIS,'N
Attorney at law,
Winchester, Tenn.

viii practice in the Courts OF Frank!i.
and adjoining counties. [may2j
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II ew Mill Z.
NEW MACHINERY.

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The following announcement APP
pears in The Knoxville Tribune Of tae
lsL inst.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-02-24
DIED.

At her home IN heetowa January 18th. 1876, of
consumption, Mary, wife of Jesse c Miles and oldest
daughter Of John Garthwaite, aged 81 years.
Deceased leaves devoted husband, three small
children and large circle Of relatives and friends.
who deeply mourn their loss. She q true wife,
fithfu mother and consistent happy christian, hav-
lag united with the Baptist church five years ago.
Through her illness she was patient sufferer and
she departed this life, with voice like that of
angel she exclaimed, "my home is in Heaven,
All, is she gone HON dearly loved,
Whose tender Kindness often proved
0, yes she's gone, her happy spirit fled,
ICON.
Near Stockton Cali oruia. February ], 1875. at his
residence. Elijah HARRISON, aged 70 years and four
months.
Deceased was born in the State of North Carolina
but when quite young emigrated to Kentucky ,
where he remained until 1927, when he removed to
the Territory of Wisconsin. He followed the occu-
patton Of farming Boice prairie, Grant county 81
years. He then emigrated to California IN 1864,
where he has remaised until his death. ICON.
At Eoodnan, February H. 1876, cerebro spinal
meningitis Arthur William infant son of Charles
and Lucy }. Smith, aged eighs months and three
days Dial" phase copy,
At Patch Grove, February II. 1870 Mary Anderson,
daughter Of John and Cornslia Anderson, aged ten
years,
At Patch Grove February II 1876, Adah Patch
da lighter Of Henry ard Louisa Patch aged ten years
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-02-24

THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CONVENTION
The convention met III the town
hall in the city of Boscobel at D. m
on Wednesday, and was called to
order by Is. NJ. Coates.
On motion, Gen. J. B. Moore was
elected chairman, and Mr.. Thomas
Laird secretary.
On motion the chair appointed q
committee on credentials, as follows
D. G. Bliss, II. A. Danklef, and A
Il. Lynn.
The committee on credentials re-
ported the following delegates present
as eligible to seats in the convention
Boseo5el-John Kelly, W G Parker T. n
Hubble, votes, NJ. Dewitt, D. G. Bliss, H..
d, Farquharsou.
Fernleore.-M. Burchard 2 votes, Thos
Marsden, IT, A. Danklef, Ohio Shrader, VIM
Marsden.
Ut Hope A. B. Lynn, votes, R. Cooley
lpmg0He. 3. Laird, votes.
Hayoa.--A. F. Snow D. r. Walker.
Nuscoda S c, Mcdonald, j. b Moore
J. Swingle.
Woodnan-J. l.. Parker, votes.
Blue Rier.-D, r. Sylvester, 2 votes.
Hickory Grote. Henry Maxim, 2 votes
Wahrstoon- Harris, W. NJ. Hunger
ford
On motion of T. n. Hubbell, the
convention proceeded to ballot for
delegates to attend the Judicial Con
vention to be held at the Smalley
House, in Muscoda, on Tuesday Feb
ruary goth, 1876, resulting in the
choice of Hon. G. G. Hazelton and
Chris Storm.
The convention then elected by
ballot, Hon. George Brown and Hon.
B. NJ. Coates, as delegates to the
State convention to be held at Madi
son on the 22d inst.
On motion of T. n. Hubbell, the
convention then proceeded to elect
0ira U0ice the following named dele
gates to the county convention to be
held at Lancaster, on Saturday the
10th inst II. Maxim, Fl. A. Dankleff
D. G. Bliss, D. r. Sylvester and A
B. Lynn.
Voted that the delegates present al
any of the conventions be empowered
to cast the full vote.
Adjourned sine die.
J. B. MOORE, Chairman.
Thomas LAIRD, Secretary.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-02-24

Notice IS hereby given that lie Public Elk,
aminat!ons OF teachers for Grant county for
the spring Of 1876, viii be held as follows
PATCH GROVE, Friday and Saturday,
March Sd and 4th
BLOOMINGTON, Monday and Tuesday,
March 9th and 18th.
CASSyILLE, Wednesday and Thursday,
March Sth and 9th.
PoT0SI, Friday and Saturday, March 10
and 18th.
GEORGETOWN, Thursday and Friday,
March 10th and 18th.
W4NGYILLE, Monday and Tuesday, March
27the and 2Sth.
MUSCODA, Wednesday and Thursday,
March Goth and 30th
BOSCOBEL, Friday and Saturday, March
3lst and April LIST.
LANCASTER, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Apri! 4th and 9th.
PLATTEYILLE, Thursday and Friday,
April 9th and It'll
Applicants can attend the examination
wherever most convenient. They will please
be prompt and come provided with pens, inks
and legal cap paper The examination will
commence at each of the places named at 10
O'Clock, a. M, OF the first day. No private
examinations will be granted without impera-
tive reasons GEO NJ. GUERNSEY.
Supt. of Schools, Grant County
Platteyile Wis, February 3, 1876. AS
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS.
County and Assembly District Conventions
hiecuOn OF Delegations 10 the state and
judicial Conventions
coUNTY sENAroRIAl coNyENr1oN.

COUNTY SENATORIAL CONVENTION.
Pursuant to the call of the County
Central Committee Republican
county convention of delegates from
the several towns met at the court
house in Lancaster on Saturday, Feb
ruary 10, at o'clock, p. m, and was
called to order by A Burr, chairman.
Josiah Hall was elected Permanent
Chairman and John Carthew, Sec.
retary.
On motion the chairman appointed
committee on credentials which
were as follows j. w. Bracket, w.
II. Beebe, Samuel Barstow, A. b.
Lynn. The committee reported the
delegates entitled to seats in the con-
vention and their report was adopted.
There appearing a number of dele
gates ais Mt from the First, Third
and Fourth districts, the convention
allowed vacancies to be flied by
members Of such delegations as fol-
lows
First District Joseph Clementson votes;
W. II. Beebe, > votes; j Longbotham.
Second District john Schreinor, +. p.
Dickinson, Thomas Weir, Samuel Barstow,
John Carthew
Third DiStrit-H A. Danklef, G. D. Bliss,
2 votes A. B Lynn, votes
Fourth DStrict-John w. Bracket, Delos
Abrams, Josiah Halls, Jesse Brooks.
The chair appointed Messrs. Glenn
entson, Brooks and Beebe tellers, and
upon motion the convention proceed
ed to take en- informal ballot for a
delegate to the Judicial Convention.
The result was as follows:
J. Il. Dodge received. votes
j. W. Bracket
On motion Mr.. Dodge was declared
elected.
A second ballot for delegate re-.
suited as follows
J. b. Garter received ........l2 votes
Blank ............................... 4"
On motion Mr.. Garter was declared
elected
A third ballot for delegate resulted
as follows
II. A. Y. McNar received" votes
Jesse Brooks ....,.......... ........ 3 =
u. G.. Bliss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i :"
Blank ....... ......... ......... .
On motion Mr.. McNair was de-
clarcd elected.
Ballots for fourth delegate were
then taken as follows:
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0tgtD' Wt1 LtOeItY - Nut Itt1tctcLtcu.
Mr.. Drum and Mr.. Webb not being present
Mr.. Cart'ew was permitted e cast their vote
Mr.. Thomas Weir and c. Smith being present
from Liberty were permitted to cast the vote
OF that town Report was then received and
adopted.
The convention then proceeded to the elee
ton of two delegates to the Judicial Conven,
tion which resulted in the choice Of J. G.
Clark and John Cover.
On motion Hon Joseph Book and George
II. Lewis were chosen by reclamation to at
tend the Republican State Convention.
The following named gentlemen were then
chosen to attend the Republican County Con
vention:
John Schriener, E. P Dickinson, Thomas
Weir, Samuel Barstow, John Carthew.
There being no further business the conven-
ton then adjourned
G. W. RYLAND, Chairman,
G. III BAXTER Secretary
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-02-24

Coon TEaEPLAR's CONVENTION
The different lodges Of Good Temp
lars in the counties of Grant, Craw.
ford and Rlch!and, viii meet in con.
venton at Patch Grove, Grant coun-
ty, on Wednesday and Thursday,
March Goth and 30th. The Grand
Chief, T D. Kanouse, and District
Deputy, 5. G. Harris also, Hon. J.
A. Johnson and Hon. H. f. Giles.
1t Is desired that every lodge in the
district be represented.
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SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CoNyEN-
TON.

SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CoNyEN-
TION.
The second Assy. Dist. Convention
was called to order at o'clock p. NJ
by Col J. G. Clark chairman of Dis
trict Convention. George w. Ryland
was chosen chairman and G. II.
Baxter, Secretary.
On motion the chair appointed J.
G. Clark, E z. Dickinson and
George Kinney, on credentials. The
committee reported the following
named persons entitled to seats in the
convention
Lqncast~.-G. ". Rvland, c. II Baxter
John Cover, J. G Clark, Abner Dyer, Frank
lin Ha,bert and D. II. Budd
El5eatoro Samuel Barstow, George Ne
Phersoa.
Potost George Kinney George H. Lewis
G. w Hampton, 5. Drum, W. E. Webb an,
L Caskey-2 votes
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FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CoNyENTr

! FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CONVENTION.
The Convention of the Republicans
Of the First Assembly District called
to elect two delegates to the Judicial
District Convention, two delegates to
the State Convention and five dele
gates 20 the County Senatorial Con
yenlion, met at Georgetown on We'd
nesday, Fed. l6, 1876, at p. m.
On motion Hon. A. Carnes, of
Georgetown, was elected chairman
and NJ T. Rindlaub, Of Platteville,
Secretary.
On motion w. Homer Beebe, Geo.
E. Cabans and Joseph Clementson
were appointed committee on Gre
dentials.
The committee reported the follow
ing delegates entitled to seats in the
Convention,
PatteyUe-J II. Rountree, j. v Holman,
Fay r. Chase, Thomas Chapman, G. NJ.
Guernsey, b. A. Jacobs NJ P. Rindlaub, w.
IT, Beebe J. H. Holcomb, r. J. Huntington,
Sias W TRADER ] s Block, John Grndell,
J. 3. Penn.
Haxa Gyeen.-J. L. Crawford. Joseph
Clementson, Louis Riefstack Joseph Harris,
Phillip schillam, Joseph jackson, Richard
Justice, Christopher Andrew
Smelser.-Geo T. Cabanis, Charles Waters,
Abraham earns, John Brandon, James Jeffry.
I'ariS.-Andrew Smith, John Longbotham,
John Cox
Hnrsio,s-O S. Jones, Thomas Mem ahon,
John \. Tucker.
The above report was adopted.
The Convention proceeded to elect
five delegates to the County Conyen-
ton, by acclamation, viz Geo +.
Cabanis, Joseph Clementson, W.
Homer, Beebe, Thomas Mcmahon,
John Longbotham.
The Convention then proceeded to
elect two delegates to the State Con.
vention, az follows ]. L. Crawford,
). IL Rountree.
On motion Of JAS. Jetfry the sense
of the Convention was taken on the
question of candidate for Circuit
Judge, and it was found that it was
unanimous for w T. Carter, there
upon the delegates to be elected to
attend the Judicial Convention were
instructed to vote for w. K. Carter.
On motion w. II Beebe, and M.
p. Rindlaub were chosen delegates
to the Judicial Convention.
On motion the delegates e'e5ted to
attend the County Convention were
instructed to vote for delegates who
wonld support the nomination Of W.
! L. Carter.
On motion w. d. Jones was chosen
as alternate for J. l.. Crawford, and
w. E. Carter as alternate for J. II.
Rountree.
On motion the delegates present at
the County Convention be empower
ed to east the full vote of the delega
ton.
On motion adjourned
A. CAIRNS, Chairman
NJ p. RNDLAUB, Secretary.
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Farm for Sale.

The undersigned, residing FIVE miles south-east Of
the village ofGlen Haven aud five miles north OF the
villas Of Cassylle offers his farm for sale, contain
ing l35 acres ninety Of whicA suder cultivation
and good improvem cnts, and the remainder young
timber land adjoining, all being in section 81 town
all of which is offered tor sale cheap. For Terms
and further information inquire Of the subscriber.
soft EDWARD METCALF.
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SORGHUM.

have on hand 500 gallons Of sorghum
syrup viii take in exchange corn, oats,
potatoes and wheat VIII not refuse cash
VIII sell in quantities to suit purchasers
JOHN B. CHURCH.
Little Grant FebN1 1870 49w3*
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Produce Bought and Sold.
Farm for Sale.

For sale on easy terms farm Of $50 acres, l mile
west of the village of Mt. Hope, the military
Road" Sixty acres Under pillow, orchard, frame
house, stable and cribs Balance OF land meadow
and timber 10 acres under fence. Plenty Of water
on tn premises For further particulars apply to
NATHAN, SCHRHINER 4 co
Lancaster January 10, lS76 +Jma
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THE members of the Lancaster s..
cal Dancing club are requested By
their committee tc attend business
meeting at their hall, on Saturday at
:, P. M.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-02-24
To Mill Owners.

wish to rent grist mill in this State
southwestern part preferred Or would take
a temporary situation as miller. Address,
48w3 G. JOHNSON Muscoda. Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-02-24

At Budd Il Bidwell's butcher shop, fat
beeves and calves turkeys, geese and chick
ems, eggs, etc, for which CASH will be paid.
1Qw2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-02-24
On motion Mr. Cabanis was de

On motion Mr.. Cabanis was de-
clared elected.
The convention then proceeded to
ballot for the election of two dele.
gates to represent the county at large
at the State Convention, which re-
suited in the election of Senator o.
G. Hathaway and J. G. Holloway as
such delegates.
On motion the convention empow-
cred the delegates present at either
the Judicial or State convention TO
fiji any vacancy that might occur
through the absence of any delegate.
The body then adjourned.
JOSIAH HALL, Chairman.
Jouv CARYurW Secretary
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-02-24
Farm for Sale.

The undersigned will sell his farm, 2la miles north
east If the village Of Mt. Hope on the Woodman
and BOscobel road. Said farm contains 2i0 acres, Of
which 1870 acres under cultivation, the bslance
pasture and good oak timber being watered by in.
Vulnerable springs. 1t is one Of the best farms in
this part OF the country for raising stock. There Is
good two story frame house, new 30xlo barn and
underground stable, and all other necessary out
buildings. Also a good, thrifty orchard and small
fruits of all kinds ia abundance convenient to a
good school, churches, and market for all kinds Of
produce VIII be sold easy terms. For particu-
lars call on or address CHRIS. STORM.
At Uora Ortoher u 22tf
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Two or Three

Good farms adjoining the village, and also
some choice village property for sale cheap
inquire of GEO. ". RYLAND, at the bank
Lancaster, January 3, 1916. 33m2
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Nntica of Dissolution.

Notice i. hereby given that the firm, heretofore
known As jeffrey 4 Roberts dealers In agricultural
machinery at Hazel Green. Wisconsin, il dissolved
by mutual consent. All debts due the firm will be
paid 10 R. Roberts, who will continue the business
at the old stand.
Hazel Green Wisconsin February3. 1876.
VIM. JEFFREY
48V3. R. D. ROBERTS.
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AN AGENT wanted 4s,t in every county 70,

FTdLh LIE 10 NtN p aptIs Anu
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odicals in America They are now first offered to
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teen rstclass illustrated periodicals. suited to as
many distinct tastes wants and with the choice
from eight and beautiful chrornos given free Of
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one or more subscriptions In every family in their
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Agency Department, Frank Lssiie's Pubhshin
House, 537 Pearl Street, New York.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-02-24

A STRANGER lost pocket~book in
Lancaster last week containing q
little money and few receipts and
newspaper clippings. If the finder
will bring the other things to this
office the loser say ; he can have the
money to pay for his honesty"