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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-12-20
THE STOLEN KISS.

e
TO MISS A-RY ----
Why need you seold and pout and fret,
And box my ears and angry get,
Because stole kiss :
Your voice, | must confess, said s'nay
But when those rosy lips said, yea
(For so. at least. they seemed TO say,)
dared 10 snatch the bliss
About your mouth so rosy red,
With rich carnation oyerspread,
A thousand sweets are waiting;
Then why need you. with so much haste,
Refuse to give single taste
OF those ripe lips, 50 sweet and chaste,
When they were made for tastingg
I'm sure no lady of good sense
Need deem it such a great offense,
When she receives buss
If It's soft sweet tasting kiss,
1t surely cannot be amiss;
And since it gives me SO much bliss,
Why need one make a fuss?
truly did not dream of harm,
When my unrulY awkward arm
Stole gently round your waist;
And when your lips so sweetiy smiled,
Ny very being seemed beguiled;
With happiness was SO Wliu,
/ dared their sweets 10 taste.
Twas no intended malprepense,
Nor did think 'twonld give offense,
When 1.-the kiss was stealing;
But when see rose bud lip,
From which sweet nectar seems to drip,
lido so long to take sip,
/ can't resist the feeling.
Il was too bold must confess,
But if you would obtain redress,
'Tis easy as can be:
Just play the game of Tit for Tat"
(This game you know, is always pat
No one but viii agree to that.)
And steal kiss from me.
Or should you deem a kiss thus given
Would not suffice to make US even,
viii return the treasure
Pm ready 30 give back the kiss
OF course you can't object to this
And rather than be deemed amiss,
I'll give you double measure.
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Notice Liberty Insurance
COMPANY.

Notice to the members of the German Mu~
tual Fire Insurance Society of Liberty and adj
joining towns.
The members of said society will hold their
yearly meeting on the 9Th day of January 1878
at 10 O'Clock, a. m, in the brick school house
No. 4. in theltown of Liberty, to transact such
business az may come before them. All the
members are requested 20 be there.
l.. HEBERLEIN, Pres.
uENpv MAIN CLARK
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Prompt and Early

payment Of notes and accounts due mo is
earnestly solicited The sure.t cure in the
world for hard times is for every one to pay
to the extent Of their ability. ! have waited
long and patiently on many Of my patrons and
must expect them to respond promptly to this
call. ID. j. BROWN
Bloomington, Wis, Sept. !, 1877. 26tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-12-20

OF the Story element the brightest feature Is the
beginning OF the sepia by Miss Aeott entitled sUn-
der the Lilac" with Illustrations by Mary Hailock
Foote.
Serial Story for Boys, tale Of tropical life, by
Gustavus Frankenstsin. entitled "Tower-Moun-
tain." admirably illustrated by the artists Moran aud
q sketch of their life several poems by Two little
American Girls Play, and Christmas Carol (see
TO musc); and half dozen complete short stories,
bright, funny. exciting and pathetic, &c. &c.
The New Cover is by the English artist. w alter
Crane. the famous desgner Of 1.-THE BahY,s Onera 2,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-12-20
George Macdonald,

The SHOW" Series OF obstructive papers by various
authors, will tell HOW TO bind your books; now
they mine coal E0W to enjoy yourselves at home;
HOW to be an agreeable guest; HOW to entertain
company; now to be carpenter: now to make an
Ice boat; HOW TO build house; How India rubber il
gathered; HOW matches made; HOW money Is
made; HOW mackersi are caught; HOW they laid the
Atlantic cable; HOW they mine IN Californis; II Ow
they work 10 the tea-couRtry; How to be parlor
magician; etc. There will be also series o. stories
IL cl,oac Hr.ra io Il q.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-12-20
PROOF OF WILL. -McREyNoLps

State of Wisconsin. Grant County, Probate Oheo
Lancaster, December 18th, A. d. 1877. In the ma !,
ter ofthe Proof and Probate Of the last viii an
testament OF Franklin L. MeReynolds, deceased
late of the County of Grant.
Whereas instrument in writing purportng to
be the last will and testament of Franklin L. Mckeyn
olds deceased late OF the county has been filed
in the office and whereas application has been made by
Charles w Loney, praying that the same be proven
State.
Therefore it is ordered that said application be
heard before at the Probate Office, In the village
of Lancaster in said county Monday the lath day
January, A. d. 1877, at O'clock, p. m.
Andit Is ,rther ordered that notice shall be given
to all interested in said Will of the time and
place of said hearing by publication in the Grant
County HERALD, weekly newspaper printed at Lam
CASTER in said county, for three successive weeks,
once each week, prior to the time of such hearing.
By the Court,
4lw3 W. NJ. McGoNIGAL. County Judge.
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st. Nicholas for 1878.

Besides Miss Acotts serial for Girls and the three
serials for Boys follow each other Ia rapid
sion, wflcontain short serial story by the Author
of"The schonberg-cotta Family !" and the article,
"Arousd the world In . Yacht. Bcys," has been
promised by brilliant writer. the actual
tour Of the world in bis own yacht. There will be
contributions by Daughter of the Famous Peter
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THE MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Dec, IS, 1877
Wheat 81 06A. Corn 43<c Oats 241zc. Rye SEC.
Barley 5S1sc. Mess Pork sll75 Lard $40. Beefcat
tie 81 rs. nogs $3.90GS4.25.
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Mount Home High School.

The Free High School Of Mount uope, will com
menee about the lat Of December next IN the larg
new building just completed for the District IN tho
village. Applicants for admission will be examined
during the last two weeks Of this month the school
house. and the examinations TO be IN writing.
must be prepared with pencil and paper Tuition for
nonresident pupils will DO at the rate Of 20 cents
per peek and text books will be furnished by the
School Board at cost Ror further information apply
TO Clerk Of Disuict No. 4, MouRt Hope. 35tf
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WRRKLIEs.
100000 Copies Of ST. NICHOLAS
FOR 7HE-
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.
Only IS Cents Copy.

Some idea of the attractions offered In the CHRIST
MAS HOLIDAY NUMBER Of ST. Nicholas, OF which
100000 copies will be issued, may be gained from the
following: There poems by HENRY w. LONG
FELLOW and WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT a line
hitherto unpublished sketch of Boy Life, by the late
THEODORE WINTHROP; and short story by the
author of Alice in Wonderland; fairy story,
'Sweet Msrjoram Day" by Frank Stockton. " The
Peterkins' Charades," by lucretis Hale poetic
riddle by DR.. j. @. Holland. and comparison be-
tween the manner of young folks 10 old times aud
nowadays, by Gail Hamilton.
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Notice to all Indebted to E
Engler.

The notes and accounts of E. Ehgler. of
Cassville, are in my hands for collection and
must be settled by New Years day to save
costs. lows JOHN II. G. SNECLODE.
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Taken Up-Steer.

Taken up by the subscriber on lands owned
by him on section 30, town of Waterloo, on or
about November lst, one red steer, about two
years old, legs partly white, some white on
tail, white spot on forehead, crop off left ear
and slit in right ear. The owner will please
call and prove property and take said stray
away. ABRAHAM PRESTON.
December 10, 1877. 40w4*
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sprfi!s.
LADIES F!

We wish to call your attention to the
Venus" Two-button Kid Glove,
purely elastic, of any shade or color and
warranted not to rip, at ST. 90, per pair. Sent
by mail on receipt of price.
A. st A. BURR,
Sole Agents in this place.
Lancaster, Wis, Nov. Is. 1877.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-12-20

"a Repository OF Fashion, Pleasure, and In
structi0n, -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-12-20

Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
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LANCASTER.

Lancaster, Dec. Is.
Corrected weekly by Nathan, schreiner L Co.
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THE PRAIRIE lABMIR COMPANY,

at Chicago ILL.,, In handsome quarto form of Eight
large pages of six columns each. Terms $500 pei
year in advance including the balance of1877 Free to
subscribers from time subscription is received fol-
1878.
Specimen copy free to any address. Liberal Cash,
Commission allowed to Agents. who wanted every
where to organize Clubs, and to whom canvassing
outfit will be furnished free upon application to
PRAIRIE FARMER CO.
Chicago, III.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-18
TIE MAINE ELECTION.
Onicini Returns Giving Conner II $40 Piu-
rniity and 5.s'v Majority.

AUGUSTA, Ne. Sept. 1.-THE official re-
turns of the recent State election from all the
cities. towns. and plantaton- except fourteen
small places. give Srld,n Conner (Rcpl for
Governor. 53.GGj; Joseph II. Williams. Dcm..l
81 s35 II. c. Muuson. tGrecnback. 5lss scat
tcring. 7G3. Conner's majority over Williams
is II $50 The aggregate vote thrown was l0l.-
i5l. being the largest aggregate vote in any one
year. except tho Pros lvutM election yoar.
since 1860. when the Republicans came into
power
The constitutional amendment IN regard 10
elections that no person who hns not paid "a
po taN Lot iwo >rnr1 lrsaliy ns-'7s.d; h.ll n.t
% O63 AGAINST. The amendment to pre-, mt
towns from creating a 81 'ht for ruilrouf~ 4 3.
al ut"rN .-ilug municipal drhis ~ i've vrr cont
IF ~" valuation. WIS carried by a vote %. iu.Ol1
for To O.DlJ against.
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CEN. GRANTS TOJR.


LONDON, Sept. lion Friday eX-Preeldcnt
Grant was presented with tho freedom Of the
burgh OF Ayr. In returning thanks he expressed
the pleasure it gave him to form so close con-
nection with the land and home Of Burns. Gen.
Grant and party will now make tour Of the
English provincial towns in the order OF New
castle-on-Tyne. York. Sheffield. birmingham.
and bennington. whence they will go to Lon
don. They expect TO proceed to Paris on tho
Goth OF y tober, where they will stay six weeks.
They will nnNt visit Mnrsclles and Nice, and
hen Genoa. They VIII leave on board an Amorl-
can mun-oi war To visit various ports of SPAN,
Malta, sicily, EgyIt. and Turkey. ln FEBRUARY
the purly Will 20 10 Naples. wh"r" th"y Will stay
"A fortnight. ana Hit"rwofd spend month m
KOmr, then return 10 puris, VISITING hy the way
the pt inripul towns OF Italy. Paris viii be reach
ed again about the end of April. Here they viii
remain u month, and AFT rWarl visit Denmark,
Sweden, Norway, Russia, nnd Austria, nm |
finally visit Switzerland. which they hope TO
reach in SoItrmbnr. IrrplrnuOns are nlhhlhg
at NrWrahtlr-on-Tyne 10 rrcrNr O. N. Grant
this wonk. His VISIT will extend over the 2 ls
and I'D. Ho viii arrive on Thursday night. an !
visit tho various buildings and works in tho
town. The General ana tho mag ~lrii's. mo
Corporation and the TSno Commissioners will
20 down the river in steamer ana tnore
the Tyne. There Will bo II reception in the
| evening. On saturday Gen. Grant will visit the
| Elswlrk Ordnance Works. and then rcceVe nd
| dresses from public bodies. In the afternoon
| there will be II demonstration of miners and
| trades. and in the evening banquet in the AS
| semby rooms. On Monday he Will lay the fuun-
| daiiOn ston" of tho Free Library und Museum
| ut Sunderland.
Malthy's choice Norfolk oysters ten cents a
pOuLu AL iueut, Depot "a uulIIsUn st-AIA
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IIGHYING ~ sHIrK.f PISS.
Fort Nicholas Captured from the Russians on
Sunday ny Assault.

CoTsTANrINoPLE, sept l7-l04o \. MA
despatch from Shumla says that Sulrman
Pdsh0 '-t.rduy took Fort 81. Nicholas, and the
Turkish nug now floats over tho lu--ian
works. Prov Nlou- to the capture Of the fort. the
lli-~lNn~. who hld received considerable re-
endorsements, made s"yrrnl un-uc'e-si u at
Z. rs upon the Turkish positions commanding
the GuhrONa rOad.
A despat'h from Suloiman Pasha confirms
tho report Of N cautur' Of Fort ST. Nicholas
IN the Sh.pha Pass. II WAS taken nt ! O'Clock
ON sunday morning by assault. Tho lighting
continues.
columns has dcionird a detachment Of Rus
slams and Bulsarians in tho Hahn BOEhoz Pass
Killing 4Op.
LONDON. Sept, ia Reuter- telegram from
Ruguau says: The town and iortreS-rs OF Bilok
have uneonditlonully surrendered 10 the Mon
tcncnrlns.
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lELLOW J.icK ar WEST B.iNK.
Fourteen Cases Of the Disease Under ireat-
ment- " hat DIR. Nnnderpoel saHA

When Dr. Mccartney Of the Quarantine
ship Illinois board "a the steamship Junna. six
days out from IIayunn. on sunday. he learned
that tho cook and five Aromon were prostrated
by yellow fever Two Of the crew died before
the Julna left Havana. DR.. Mccartney had tho
sick mon conveyed to the West Bank Hospital.
and directed thD Juana 10 anchor within hail Of
the Illinois,
Dr. Nanderpoe said yesterday TINT ono of the
patients from tho JuAna VIII probably die. lie
added that during the last week l!e hns been
LIVING over u fully y-charged mine. NossHis hny-
dlilv. There nre fourteen cases u yellow
foyer in tho West Bank Hospital, aud the Wrnth-
or is most favorable 10 the spreadln. Oi tho
a dl.t,tln
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-18

In the Now York Tnttersnlls yesterday.
Charles W BARKER Jr SOLID the hlorird trotune stud oi
Mr Edward T.. Gardner Of Great Neck, L. l. H. Ten
Eyok OF this city bought the black stallion Arnwaua by
llomrs i,i rsun, Tie NhilWlnl of thc iisi uLi 4
Gyp.y. out of hov, by Valentine, hr out H Dora, ihc
Clinton Mare. TOY 500 amt Auuir. bay, by Dictator out
Of a dam hy liafri,'s Inmht ttni,n Il tiriluu
bought Nan, a gray, hy f,aotmnAer. out ol dam By
N- VI sruFer, Cor $40. uni W lIftr t' gruf Ir T.
ins Eml, by Young Am,nca, out OF Black ulwA mare
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-18
Killed by IA boiler Explosion.

The boiler in tho Asoetlc Acid Works on tho
Newark meadows between the Pnssaic a lla' kcn'ack
bridges exploded yesterday and destroyed the building
irurgr N frlco, A--letint Entimrr m IN" NrNhh lIe
Department., wuTkinf an IN" builins Hr was
AuIied uluH levtlu lAo Aud nas Instantly killed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-18
The Baso Hall Field

In Boaton-BostOns l3. Chicago s. Tho gnme
called st The end o the siStl innnf H,cuuN If
darkness In Troy Auburn- i6, lin>maAcrsO In fIoY.
idence st LOuls D, AAiUdo islands l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-18
J01TlNGS .fn0rr TOUN

Rising barometer. northwest winds. ,ollat
cl' A,Ns NUntArr, ptt'Dd,ji i> lrn
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At llulnurs nt \. NJ. co.; 6. 10 .. 74'. Ia
| Nj - "a. T. NJ Sii', a.. - 80. ~, IL. n
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Mnlthy's choice Norfolk oysters. ten cents n
pouud, AL uieal. waste Depot, a. Harrison st-Ais
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NOTICE.

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IL AND MEDICINES formerly owned by
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w Is.

OUR SHAWL DEPARTMENT PRESENTS
many attractions, as the assortment is large
choice and varied, Real INDIA SHAWLS are
offered as low as $65 %; with DECCA. CHED-
DA and other equally fine grades, selling from
$500 upwards. These prices are below any
thing yet offered in this market
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Ladies and Children's Suits.

THE LADIES AND CHILDREN'S DE
partment contains many Novelties both I'M
ported and our own Manufacture. Cashmere
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Silk Suits at S35, will give good idea of the
very Low Prices at which goods are sold in this
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ABERDEE EN-,
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SEES SION OF Iss 6-zS77

MoTro-Soldier, Scholar Gentleman.
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from day of entrance. Apply for Catalogue.
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JanT 77-daw1m.
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DRESS GOREhS.

in DRESS GOODS our assortment is very
Large, and prices range from 121zc. to 500
and upwards. Very fine lines of Goods are
offered at SOC. 60c., 75., and ST. 90. The Fabrics
are in the Choicest Dark Cloth Shades and
are very accountable
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IL Ill ESS,

IN THIS LINE, OUR STOCK INVITES
inspection. For we sell a GOOD FUR SET
-MUFF AND BOA for $500, W III the better
grades proportionately low.
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mass through Jackson at present as
elOSs' oorr.xs & CAIRO R.R
ru-Passenger, 2:20 A. NJ; Freight
no A NJ
pooa,,rH-Passenger, 2;:20 An; freight, 10
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passenger, ) 40 P. NJ; freight 10 80
Fast
~, sr-Passenger, 7:25 A. NJ; freight,
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Mississippi and Tennessee H. 's.
-, CoSsEcrIoN WITH N. O.. ST.. L. AND
AA-' c. R. X. AT GRENADA.
Leaves. Arrives.
........ 7:40 AM. S:45 Pm.
lsll 1T Tn 400 AN. 4:30 PM
tfsiS1 NJ. BURKE. Supt.