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AUCTION SALES.
nUEOAESON BBOs., Aucsiopeer,.
u Southeast corner Oh and d streets rorthve

nUEOAEsoE BIOS, Aucsioneers.
II Southeast corner 7th and D streets northwest.
Rss sEh Fts ssEE q FEW AID sEooSp
sfoSsss H 6ousf I9ssifq IN
sR4hxIsSs; SHR9Hos, h.IsISlRATSSs
on fusspkY sb SS sd s ss,..nSsl asa
s sa esG ssss :ss S
new and second band Fnrnnure, partly emu
% Is above, to yhen we invite the attention
'spas DUEOANsON BIOS Auc,ioneers.
THURsPAY, The assn q septs@bsr. = on seoo U
.s., DGSoHssok BROS. Auct.
THos. powLIEe, AucuOne.r.
STANDS In THl NoRTEgN LIBEsrY MAR
kfT HOUSE Ar AUOrIOH.
on 5RIbAY, October 8, las, a. ~ O'Clock m,
iss UNFOLD 10 me sor.hsra Li5srts ssrrss sao:o'
or Of the office Of the Oompsny.
By order Of the Directors
SHEERhAE HANDY. AuotiOneer.
vALpBLE lMPRoyEp AND UsIMpsoyEp
p hE,AL ks, ATS At PgsLIO AUyIIos.
liners los n. and SO, foles sl3 and As Of the Ia
h ,and EsoSds for the District Of Columbia, and -
saTnhP Se ie s s IN fropt Of the sn'es Q.
M the s 81 oS as
Lot No Il, In square no AIS, fronliog 50 feet on
south ID street, Lear 18th street .au I'm proved by
thrte new two oTy brick DWELLINGS These houses
with the ground attached will be sold eparately.
No .aasr s' 10 S1ssh 2 SS5
south b street, ~ feet ca tEard tom the nDr hives
street 70 e ,ieToe soGth oc iest es 70 an s.f
th.PGe ives, slCSs said alley Is feet nee north 3
"a feet ga inches TO street ard place OF begin
ming.
Term Of sale: One third cash, balance in 6, n end
is months In equal iBstalmests, to be secured by
pm chasere notes bearing interest ri per cent
and secured BY deed u trust the Drop srty sold
conveys ncipg and recording at purchaser cost.
~ erms u sale are not CON pled with in SIX Gays
ater sale, the property will be resold at the risk
ana cot OF the purchaser. a7s down on each par
Nm. Y. HoLTZMAH,tr
sep26-d IUGENE CARUSi. Trustees
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AN IMPORTANT AND INTERVENING ITEM
Is mat contained In the confession OF All the
restaurant proprietors thai thew sell mi
comparatively little wine. These srs
umes when men are not ashamed 10 D. aco-
nomlcal, and II is q refreshing fact 10 re-
ster. 81 used 10 think it mean a few ves1s
ago" said a well-known CHM man 20 ne
tne otner day, Ito invite a friend % dinner
without asking him what kind OF cham
psgne ne would have, but now I ask him
whether he prefers beer, or-vater W.
nave touched "hard- pan ~ EsfiUard Hiao'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-26

WAsH b. WILLIAMS, Auctionssr,
w 10. 1901 northwest corner 10Th and d streets.
TRusTEE's SALE OF IMPROVED PRoPER-
TY HR0HTIHG ON vlRGIHIA AVGBUE,
BEfEL1N 6IH AND 1TH eTs. SOUTHWEST,
By virtue Of deed u trust, dated January -
18th, A. lees, and duly recorded In tiesr
IS, folio a, &c., one Of the land records for -
Warrington county, d. o and BY direction Of the
party secured thereby. shah ell q public auction
In front Of the premises, on MOHDAY, October
I'd. A, d. 1870. q 8 O'Clock .. n eli that GER
tain piece parcel Of ground situate and lying in
described - Lot numbered one, In the recorded
subdivision Of ubdiyision Lott numbered tWo and
fred and dxty-three, IteSy with Improvements
Terms: 900 cssS: balance in 8 and u months,
for notes beaSins interest from day Of sale md -
cured By deed Of trust On the property sold. All
tie DesDerty d struck o., end the terms q ale
RESERVES he right to rsssi Dc IroDEN 9 he risk
and osss Of dssalfins 3STTshiasesv App. rru.s...
ssyas-soAds WASH. ,. WILLIAMS, ASet.
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BARGAINS ONLY!

GOOD WHITE FLANNEL,19.
AXCELLEHT YABO WIDE WHITE FLAH-
HEL, %.
Remnants Excellent BLEACaED COTTON,
Remnants Best CALICO,sA.
LOhSDALr CAMBRIO.l5
Good BLACK ALPACA, ID
Pure SIX BLACK MOHAIR, 50, worth rs.
Excellent BLACK ALPACA,3l.
Widest All Wool BLACK CASHMERE, Is.
BLACK SILKS YEET CHEAP, 81, 81 Is, Elm
eI.75.
CARTERy, 7O7 Market Space.
Every day sre receiving new FALL DRESS
GOODS and sll kinds Of New Goods.
FABLE LIHEH, excellent quality, sill linen, 50,
worth rs.
BOYS OAssIdEREs, 81, N,e2
Excellent BED 0ICk. Is
Largest WHITE BLANKET, $3.50, worth %.
auR3l-tr
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UNIVERSAL 4. n. 1IsKKY OFFICE.
BAILROAD TICKETS TO or from an points
: s:d.ss.cs q 81. Doss.s kAS
IN this city.
Tickets good TIL ussd. Baggage checked through.
Apply 70 NJ d. WHITEsIDE,
ap1-U S2T Penn, ave, Candy store,
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FROM LAST SEASON.

Having lot OF
DBEss GOODS, sHAYLs sad CAssIMEREs
left over from last season, which mus, be sold 20
nsfe room. ne will offer them at LESS THAN
HALF PRICE.
Also, full stock of GUINNET'S RACK SILK,
which we are selling at old prices, 81 ~, Sl7s, a.;
worth Per cent more to-day
GEO. J. JOHNSON & co,
sets-eOtr I'll MARKET Srace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-26

PAIIENT TO the dOctor-"And is IL really
true that shall recover, "TnfsIIihiv - a. n,
swers tie man of medicine, taxing from his
POCKET paper full OF figures. Here, look al
tne statistics or your case; you will mud thai
Ter centum or those ATTACKED with your
man, In an unsatisfied manner. We'll you
are The lOOth person with this disease ttlaf i
lave mad under my care, and the nrst 80 arc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-26

a Ii IN kINDNEss-Kfn neigbhore l,r-a
IN Essex county, N. Y. Rather than hear An
INCIDENT fellow split kindling wood at 10 %.
III, tney turfled out, drew hl m a load OF rails,
and split them. They len one win sharn
eSge, on which they wrote with red Letters.
Nouce! Hank, take wsrningi We have
cut UP PIE OF wood for you. See that Won
SIX months TO cause You 10 cut one stick
after dark, under penalty OF a free ride on1
OF town on this rail-" '
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NEW DEPARTURE.
ob b5BTCs xsp

ehia every SATURDAY. at , N. for -
Washington; returnine, will leave
Johnson's wharf every H0hDAY
st n m, for Philadelphia. No wsa,fass
nom Che above ports. freishts received AID de-
nyered daily from Q: %. 20 ,. IN. Orders for
aeiiyery Of freights and received ct 1909 street
and III Hh Gtreet northwest.
W. p. CLYDE co.,
No. IL B. Wharves, Philadelphia.
j. II. JOHNSON CO.,
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DIED..

MAcAHALLY. On Sunday, September 81, lzt,
ats .. m, JOHN 7 MAcANALLr, . nsttve Of toe
county Of Mayo, Ireland, In the 18th year OF his
aSe.
fully iavised 60 attend the funersl which WIN fesve
his lac re.idenos, 40 / street northeast at 2 ..
macs viii be offered up for the rspose Of his soul.
Prom thence the remsins will be con veyed 90 Nj
Olfvet c<metery.
yOse. September s. ls7s, HOWARD DKLIwre.
infant son Of Captain b. h. and Lille voss a. Cd
~ days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-26

GEoRGE IA. RUSSELL, before killing him.
sell In San trancisco, wrote this: aDear
VIE prefer death 10 seeing you aud our
GnIldren In want for the necessaries OF life
II could support you and them I would
IKE 10 live; but for several years we have
peen Ia want most OF the time" Preferrins
. ,,, toseeng ms VIE and children des-
tltute, and therefore leaving them IN shtrt
lOr tlemstlHes seems ~ ke haa l.,ni. -
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I'HOe. BOWLING, Auctionesr.
STANDS IN IHn N0RTERN LIBlRTY NAB

On FRIDAY, October s, lNs, az ii O'Clock m d,
on the premises, will sell "Al the Stands remain
log upsold in the borthern Liberty Market ouse
Tor terms and conditions inquire Of the auctoneer
or st the Office OF the OonpsnY
By order OF the Directors
sep96d THOs BOWLING, Auctioneer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-26

SkITiN6 EvEN ON VAN scHA.cK
ABOUT SIX months ago. a fellow panoes p,,~,
stealing q coat from Van SchaacS,s 500, ~ va
hesrny street, ana was sent 20 the connfv
JAIL Tor sixty days. lie threatened thaf ~.
Mouo ger even on The concern. At the en-.
execution oy stealing another coat frum tire
same store. For this, me WAS sent up Tor q
huncred davs. His vengeful disposition was
Llknly unnamed, and he redOuble his
thrests. Lately, on being dischsrgei he
etole pair OF pants from Van Scaaack's
s viii nave 10 answer for that theft He
is not yet quite even. IL will probably he q
long time before ne will be able u eef mn
eatlslaction.-L Hin (lLLLfo-nln IN -
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- wrSsurp r.x,

. Turr y WrNsHrP-TYhe ~, M.
Mas Ne1. =, ~ridsy, says- ss1r,s 80 liver RIVER
OF Or. George b. Win. ZIP. oi Boston. 81 the
early age OF forty-two , removes the
most celebrated hffts OF \ century. In
early life he was weaker than In average ~
young men, and subject 20 tpfr,, health.
As such be entered college "a $50 bpt -pon
AFTER, being grossly insnlted by a stussn,
whom be Wa unable 20 chss Use on the snct
ne was angry wiz himself that he resoiv.s
70 gan strength enough TO do 10 or die. Ac-
ooTdlnely he entered Peter Stewarts private
~ mnasium. and went into training under
,hst colored disciple o. the famous Fnelish
benoiko, ana Pete In due time brought ont
muscles 70 bis own establishment. Nisitins
ms former antagonist. he ooolly tnSorr,af
nlm ne could apologize fo4 thai forner In
knlt or be handsomely usraxhRd at ~.
IelloN came down with g handsome suoloCv
ado peace continued. winship dfscoversf
mai certain parts OF his nody needed
sren khening, and that lining only could Al
~, ACCORDINGLY he organized = liitins eyer
SLse, winch he used regularly for many
!esrs. vi ne reached The enormous rasnIr -
Ielslhe 100 pounds from the 0nornd nv ~
49, oseriul strength. Out OF his experi
hsaI,s- , a. grown the present system OF
:, - s,r. liIting. DIR. winship probaoIy csy-
81 Lliung TOO Tar, for some time aso Ia r.
49, 70 oe sulicted with incipient nsrsiys,s
- uOn nss Increased In spite OF al ren,attas
snu ne nae allen at last a. DO most All
atDletes VINO forget that caution a. 49,
parent OF safety. lie leaves only xifa WV
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WASH b. WILLIAMS, Auct1onesr,
w 10. 1901 northwest corner 10Th and d street

sep2,-eo6ds Wash. b WILLIAMS, Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-05

The Washington correspondent OF the n.
y. St1 takes the trouble TO telegraph TO that
paper that the Washington STAR seeks TO be
recognized by the caucus as democratic
organ" Every now and then some similar
1diOcy to the effect that THE STAR is an or
gan, or wants to he an organ OF this or that
party, is telegraphed away from here. The
fact never seems to penetrate the hair OF
these talented telegraphers that a party or
ganship is the last thing in the world that q
well-established paper with the general cir
culatiOn and business patronage of THE
STAR, would want, or accept. We hereby
folemnly asseverate and put upon record for
The benefit of all anxious candidates who
want 10 be an organ and with the organs
stand, that THE STAR hasn't the slightest
aspiration in that direction, and so long as
any business sense or capacity is left TO it,
is not likely 10 have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-05

And now ii is said that Mr.. randall will
soon propose in the House 10 REFUGE the sal
airy OF Congressman to the old figures.
Should he do so Rome will howl some. The
House majority that are just getting a fill
ing nip at the Treasury teat after sixteen
years privation won't let go so easily. Aud
they know better than TO pass a reduction
bill, expecting the Senate TO reject it. The
Senate might take them at their word.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-05

In whatever direction Mr.. Sam Randall
casts his retrenching eyes there comes up a
democratic shout of "Don't"!. Over the
report that he has ii in mind 10 stop off the
expenditures for the surveying OF the public
lands, and the geographical and geological
surveys OF Hayden and Powell, a western
paper wrathfully tells him that "this demo-
gosism will never receive the approval OF
fhe enlightened people OF this country"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-05

Mr.. ByngtoD, of the NorwaIk Conn ]
Gozette, who ought to know the ways of the
washington correspondent, writes that IL is
positively asserted" that Proctor KNOTS
famous Duluth speech was written for him
In Newspaper row. Cincinnati COm
III this be so, ii is odd that Newspaper
row" never got up anything as good on its
own account.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-05

Judge Wylie in the Equity Court yester-
day made an important decision, saying he
would not hold as legal any portion of the
special-improvement taxes levied by the late
District government In excess of the 81 600 600
loan. A report OF the case which led TO this
decision appears in our local columns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-05

The public has come TO look upon it as
hopeless TO expect any relief from the impo-
sitions OF the Washington Gas Company,
but on the doctrine that misery loves COM
paDy, IL may afford ray OF consolation TO
some OF the noble army OF martyrs to read
the feeling experience of "Flat Lux" in
another column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-05

SleOHD-HAHD CLOrHUo, EURHIrURI
Description boasht and ths kigSsE cssS Irioes -
Orders By NAH DroaD0y st4ended p,
ssyN-R 0og1x ~ pksVt n fSnSS cvs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-05

There was a falling of of about ten and a
half per cent on the sale OF pews in Henry
Ward Beeeher's church last night Before
The sale Mr.. B., anticipating the result, per-
haps, took occasion to allude TO the strin-
gency OF the money market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-05
INTHE SUPREME COUhrOF The DISTRICT
IL C0IUMRTA

MRS. l.. Il. RICHARDS.
IVI CLAIRVOYANT
Psychometr1c Delineations; also, examinations OF
disease BY picture ard lock OF hair Medicines for
nlshed II desired. Can be seen at No. 1911 18th ST.
northwest.
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FOR SALE.
EOR sALE-A GENTLEMAN TURNOUT
Il Horse. Top Buggy and Harness. Apply o.
ct Stable. 18th, above street northwest, ARX
between II and ,. m. jan5 81
EOR SALE-At q sscriice, . fuIl-case Wheeler
L Wilson SEWING MAChINE. Inquire 1917
Vermont svenue. lana ST.
LOB SALE-A fifteen horse BOILER, and Q ten.
i horse ENGINE. Apply to SINCLAIR 4
ROBINSON, at their new stand, 1910 d street
northwest. between 18th and 18th SITS. jams cost
THE"BOsS CIGAR," $50 per i 900, 5 cents each;
i superior to any cent Cigar sold elsewhere. II
G0LDSTEIN, California Cigar Store, 8 IL Pa ave.
under Metropolitan Hotel. dec22- I'm
EIR sALE-BIRDs, . fine lot, warranted a. good
IL Singers. Also, CAGES and nockinsSEH
Bro Iv9p ct nc; 13I south street. betweenX8
decl7-eosm- g. d. G0ETZ.
LOB SALE-One PAIR Of Bay OarriAge HORsRe
L II hands, or one large Coupe HORSE. -
ASS!y TO WASH. HAlLoRs Stables = ~
LOB sALE-Tvo nne, large, young, iron; gray
II HORSES; well matched. Inquire Ct ~
1901 ~ treet southwest. oct3-Sm NX
nR. PERABIAU TRAOHKs PIANO, HA1.
IL HONY, and the Cultivation Of the Voice. "A.
dress q Mn. RIIOHEHBAOHH Piano Forte, Ho.
tS3 Nth sersst northwest escaA'H'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-05

pal LACKS, FANCY RAsEErs WORK
N BONES. INITIAL HNNnkERCaIEFs, .1a
kkAL lhsk hAhOhEkCHtEFS,s ~ COST FOR
CASH, Tor thitty days ouiy. NJ DAylN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-05

George Buffers ArcdiiGn (New York
weekly.) comes out In handsome form for
lS-6
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4 II II L z Il n N
SELEADJUSTING EYEGLASSES,
Patented, warranted for one year not to break
franefessi manufactured and made toAA
ORDER Warranted DOT to produce can
GERS as other eye glasses do Ii does not slip frOr
your nose II Jon sweat. Come and see them, an
convince yourself Of this beautiful invention.
ISAAC ALEXANDER,
janl-lm 1929 Pa ave, Optician and Jeweler
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LADIES GOODS.
fIS Great Inducements I9

DAVIS.
1Is MAEKKT SPACE, CORNER sru srkKKr
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EHOICE TEAS.

nwIbG TO Tag SCARCITY OF MONEY at
" present, We on Z 10 sell all the n
UNREDEEMED PLEDGES ~
on hand. Also, large lot Of COM MISSION 49,
GOODS Of prices 20 suit the times.
such extraordinary Inducements have never be-
fore been offered 10 the pubic.
Lovers Of FINE WATCH IS, DIAMONDS. aud
III other FINE JEWELRY, are respectfully in
yited to examine our stock before goiEg elsewhere
- purchase.
ELM Il CO.,
10 SION BROKERS',
jan rneT 10th and y o. ssts.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-05-18
Warm Water for Plants.

Every year the practice of using
water quite warm to the hand,
grows in favor with me, and now
could not give plant the smallest
sip of cold water, being sure that it
would injure it. Saucers are quite
needful, and every pot should be
supplied with one, and if it is filed
with boiling water every morning,
it will add to the luxuriance of the
plant, and frequently no other mois-
ture will be needed for several days.
The contents of the teapot are also
efficacious in plant growth, and the
tea leaves can be added in small
quantities to the soil of the pots.
Ivies are always beautified by an
application Of tea, and it is an excel
lent thing to wet a sponge in tea and
moisten the leaves with it, as it wipes
off all the dust which accumulates up
on them continually.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-05-18

that of Henry Clay, as is sometimes
represented in his pictures. but it was
massive and full in the forehead. His
brain was magnificent, in my opin-
ion equal to Jefferson's."
"Was Aaron Burr so very hand
some ?
"Not so handsome in the face but,
though rather a small man, he was
the most perfect. formed man | ever
saw and his manner of carrying him.
self was indescribably princely and
splendid"
odd the jury which tried himreal-
ly believe him innocent ?"
'Not one of us thought he had d.
rect designs against the government
of the United States. His ambitions
and his plans were magnificent, but
they were not to be directed against
the country at least not then. AS
near as we could conscientiously get
at the truth we judged that his plan
was thus First, the conquest of
Mexico and the establishment Of the
government which probably would
have been a mild form of monarchy,
with Aaron Burr for king. Then
afterward, perhaps few Of the south
ern United States would haye been
attached, but he never had an idea
of trying to break up the United
States government itself After con-
quering Mexico, and perhaps annex
ing few of our southern states, his
plan was to go on south and add to
his kingdom from the South Amer.
can states. There was not shadow
of doubt on our minds, either that
General Wilkinsin who commanded
the United States troops in the south,
was just as guilty as Aaron Burr was,
but for some reason Wilkinson was
new er brought to trial."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-05-18

TWENTY ONE years previous to the
killing of DR.. J. E. Garner in Milwau-
kee recently by Mrs. Wilmer, the
doctor attended lady residing on
Michigan street, in her accouchment,
when fine boy was born, who is
now young man living in Milwau-
kee, who was summoned few days
since to serve as juror to try the
murderess Of the doctor. The most
singular circumstance is that the
birth of the boy and the killing of the
doctor were almost at the same hour
of the evening, and nearly at the same
minute.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-05-18
ieaal Notices.
SHERIFF'S SALE-GuLLlFoRp.
State of Wisconsin, County of Grant--ss. In Circu
Court for Grant County. obed K. Jones, Pin. VS. N

State of Wisconsin, County of Grant--ss. In Circuit
Court for Grant County, 0bed X. Jones' Pin. VS. N
j. Francisco and John Guiiford, defts.
By Eirtne OF an execution issued oat of and under
the seal of the Circuit Court of Grant County upon
judgement rendered therein the first day of June
1885, in favor of the above named plaintiff and against
the above named Defendants to directed and de-
hvered. and for want of sufficient personal property
to satisfy the same and by direction of the plaintiff
attorneys have this 10th day of May, 1876 levied
upon all the right title and interest which the above
named John Gulliford had on the first day of June
1885, has since acquired in the following described
real estate to-wit The cast half of the southeast
quarter OF section 2 and south half of the northeast
quarter of the southwest quarter and the north half
of the southeast quarter of the south quarter
of section 70 and the northeast quarter of the north
east quarter of section 81. Also the south half of the
south east quarter, and the north quarter
southeast qualter of section S. and the southwest
quarter and the south half of the northwest quarter
Of section 80, all in township north of range
three west and lot No. in block No. 81 of the city
of Boscobel proper.
Also commencing at point 80 feet til of the
soute east of lot No. ia block No IL in the
city of Boscobel running thence north 20 feet thence
100 feet to extreme end of said lot thence
south 20 feet thence east to place Of beginning. Be-
ing the store building sold by Alfred Palmer
20 WIN. Nelson, allstuated and being in the county
of Grant and State of Wisconsin. Aud / shall on
Saturday the oath day of june 1876 at one o'clock
in the afternoon at the front door of the Court
Wis., offer for sale and sell all the above descrbed
real estate to the highest bidder for cash, to sat
iffy said execution,
9w6 j. b. MCCOY, Sheriff Grant Co., Wis
Da ted sheriff's Office. Lancaster, May 10, 1876.
Bushnell G Clark, Plff's Att'ys. 9w6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-05-18
ESTATE -WARNEKE.

State of Wisconsin, County of Grant-ss. Probate
Office, Lancaster, May l, A. D. 1876.
In the matter of the proof and probate of the last
will and testament of Frank Warneke, deceased,
late ofthe county of Grant,
Whereas, an instrument in writing, purporting to
be the last will and testament of Frank Warneke,
deceased, late of the County of Grant, has
been lied in this office; aHd whereas, application
has been made by John Stohlmeyer, praying
that the same be proven and admitted to probate
according to TIE laws of this State.
Therefore, it is ordered that said application be
heard before at the probate office. in the village
of Lancaster, il said County, ca Monday the 9th
day of June, A. D. 1876 at one O'Clock p. m
And it is further ordered, that notice shall be
given to all persons interested in said will of the
time and place of said hearing, by publication in the
Grant County Herald. newspaper printed in said
county, for three successive weeks, each week
prior to the time of such hearing.
BY the Court,
9w3 VIM. McGONIGAL, Co. Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-05-18
DETITION.

State of Wisconsin, County of GRANTS. In County
Court. In the matter of the petition of David
Eastman for the specific performance of certain
land contract, between him and David Hyde, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
Germ
That the goth day of June. 1876, at the hour of
in the afternoon, at the office of Hon. William
McGonigal, Judge of said court in the court houre
in the village of Lancaster, in said county, will be
heard the petition of David Eastman which sets forth
facts upon which he claims he is entitled to order
or judgment of said court. authorizing and directing
Putnam David the executor of the last will and Tesla
ment Of David Hyde, late of Wngville, in said coun
ty deceased to convey to him the following lands in
said county, viz; fifty acres off the south end Of the
halt OF the south quarter of section twenty
six (26) in township six (6) north of range one
ID west, which land, it is claimed by the said petit
TONER the said deceased in his lifetime, by contract
in writing bound himself to convey to him. Said
Petition is now pending in the said county court.
BY order of Hon. VIM. McGonigal. Judge of said
court BARBER & CLEMENTSON.
Two Attorney for the petitioner