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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-12-19
ID H.PARsoNs, INSURANCE AGENT,
4
represents Sl5.O0O,OOO Capital.

The Hartford, North American, Phenix Of Brook
lyn Milwaukee Mechanics, and WATERFOWL of New
York-all safe aud reliable companies. jan16~
TOHN JONES, PATCH GROVE, GRANT COUNTY
u Wis., Notary Public and Convey ANGER Generate OIL
lection agent. Also special Treasury Agent for
State Of Wisconsin,, to whom Hawkers and Peddlers
bouid apply for State License. 33-l5ly
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-12-19

CENTRAL H0USE-CASSVILLE. The under
v signed having thoroughly overhauled and re-
furnished the Central Hotel at Cassve, is prepared
to accommodate the travelling public and soil cats ms
share Of the patronage. GOOD stabhngi 'no CUM
meusurate TO the times
N b, The Landlord speaks both the American and
Dated Nov, -. 1873. 36-37m6 Proprietor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-12-19


mr. j. BROWN, DENTIST, IS IN HIS OFFICE
DAYS of each month. July 10th, 1878.
nR. H. A, MAKEI, SURGEON DENTIST, BLOOM
Dington. Wis Al work in the dental line done in
,bo bast mapner a nd warranted. $3.50
nR.FE CoOMEs, DENTIST, BoSooBEL WIS
IL Oniceover Sawyer 4 Favor's store. Can befound
a n ring he ur sfrom 9 A. NJ. till5 Pm. SOL
nR GEO. @. NEWELL, DENTIST. OFFICE OVEN
DJones's Drug Store, Branch office in Makers
building, Bloomington, where he may be found the
last ten days of each month. Lancaster, November
LIST, 1878.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-12-19

ASTER HOUSE.
Terms $l0O per day.
LOUIS LIsHERNEss, Proprietor
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-12-19

OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.


Circuit Jtdge-M. NJ. Cothren, Point
COUNTY, Jadgs-- Wm cGonigal, .......... Lancaster
Treasurer Alexander Ivey,
Sherif Matthew Birchard,
County clerk r. s. Kidd
r III
2sgtster Of Deeds - W P. Durley, ,...............
SUIT ofSchools Charles Harper, Hazel Green
Dtstrict AttOrnsyW. Homer Beebe latteyile.
srgneVO-- Joel Barber, Lancaster
ro-oHsr-- Manley Dean, .. Eienboro.
ch'n BID. S9p,-Geo Clementson Lancaster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-12-19

mUE CAssvULLE HOTEL. The undersigned has
| fitted up aud furnished in good style the House
lately occupied by @. Forbes, in Cassville where
he will be happy TO accommodate the travelling PUP
lie Charges reasonable Good Stebling attached to
The PREMISES WARD T. RICE.
v" na,od M % ISIS 1888
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-12-19

DARBER Il CLEMENTsoN, ATTORNEYS AND
ID Councillors at Law, Lancaster, Wis., viii practice
n all the courtsin Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-12-19

DEETOwN HOUSE, W "a. WILCOX, PRoPRIE
ID tor. Having purchased the hotel lat Beetown,l
prepared TO serve the public in proper nisnner
qood table and first generally.
suitable stable attached. ~Sz-sS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-12-19

Annua .dVertiseme nts payable quarterly Same
resetq earterly withoute x tracharge.
Advertisements set todouble: lumn25 per cent
6xtra.
Businesscsrds 5.lnesorless s5persnnum. Each
o I tralinef1
Estray notices fon nina be described l.50for
weeks. Each I'd ditiouaI mi describe di same
notice 50cents.
Speoiainotices an d usiness n tic esin newstype
cents line scents peril neeacb
subsequent insertion.
AdUdnce pay reqired for transient Advertisements
Uommission Notices, Attachment N otcesand Es-
tray Notices of animals takenup).
All kinds Of Job Printing promptly and neatly
executed. Terms Cash ondeivery Of work.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-12-19

r j. ARTHUR, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
IL, at Law Special time and attention given to col
ection and securing claims. Loans of money nego-
lated. ONCE in the court house.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-12-19

DENNIsoN HOUSE, W. W. FORBES. PRoPRIE
IL tor CassviIle, Wis. The house has beenlateiy
reftted and refurnished throughout, and no pains
WILDE sparedto accommodate guests Goodstsphng
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-12-19

MANSION HOUSE, LANCASTER, WIS, MARY
nj Hyde Son, proprietors. The Mansion Houseis
being rehtted and reurnished for the betterconye.
nience of the travelling public. Sz-sl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-12-19

IIAZELTON PROvIs,
Ill Attorneys and COunselors
at Law. Practice in United States and all State
Courts. General collection and real estate agents.
Office on Wisconsin Avenue, Boscobel, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-12-19
Attorneys.

A p. THOMPSON, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
n. ut law. Court Commissioner for Grant County,
Lancaster Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-12-19

BLOOMINGTON HOTEL, SIMON WooDHoUsE
ID Proprietor. Bloomington Wis. Having rented
aud built ample room for the accommodation OF
guests, am now prepared to accommodate them
,t.hIfnp SLAP
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-12-19

JOaN D WILSON, ATTORNEY AND CoUN
solor at Law, Boscobel Wis, will prac tice in al
Wisconsi Courts and In the United States Courts
make collections, and transact business promptly.
ONCE over Ritter nubbelps hardware store. 34-z2
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DRY GOODS.
COMFORT. ELEGANCE AND ECONOMY


LADIES BEFORE GOING TO THE COUNTRY WILL
FIND 1T TO THEIR ADVANTAGE TO VISIT OUR
MODEL SHOE DEPARTMENT. WHERE SAVING
OF 20 PER CENT is GUARANTEED TO ALL PUR-
CHAsERs ESPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE ARE OUR
BOOTS. ALSO CHrLDREN's AND MISSES WALK
ING BOOTS AT So AND 81 so, WELL ADAPTED FOR
COUNTRY WEAR. VARIED ASSORTMENT OF
FANCY SANDAL BOOTS, Low SHOES AND SLIPPERS
AT EQUALLY Low PRICES. A SPECIAL LINE or
LADIES' coLoRED CLOTH tor. KID FoxED. BUT
TONED BOOTS. SUPERIOR STYLE AND WORKMAN
SHIP. 81; USUAL PRICE S. ALSO AN ELEGANT
ASSORTMENT OF LADIES' SLIPPER TIES. NEW
STYLE, AT So so AND g rs. ,ioad
WE EXERCISE UNUSUAL CARE IN MEASURING.
AND GUARANTEE IN ALL GASES AN EASY AND
PERFECT FIT.
q
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LADILs KID sLirrEas box toe, sns frsnen heels: at
se,ssd sLirrlRs at SIC. and 81 %. ~
Ii. Rss
price 81 IL usually retailcd at IS 5oand Sc
OUR NEWPORT TIES. a, 81 SO, 81 81 81 -, 81 81
S. y. Just tho thing for summer and FULLY
u n pair below the regular prise.
IN LAWN OR cRoQUET SHOES show variety Of
styles al surprising prices
OUR LADIES CLOTH TOP BUTTON BOOTS. At - 81.
SO 81 and 81 have amazed and delighted all who have
ia though inter grades purchased elsewhere WIN '
sokTuPNT q Misses and csdiss. Shoes, n. ss,Sat
aud variety OF which is surprising to ALL
EnkIoI.,s. EnkIos,s.
EIGurn AVENUE. between path and 18th st.
Y EEP's sIlInTs
'fnIE BEST AND CHEAPEST IN TIE WORLD.
We CANNOT MAKE rR ssHTS~ SHIRTS AT ANY
All made from tho CELEBRATED wAMsUTTA NUS.
LIE krF a rmRY MADE TIEy sTrs 20
c c;r%' asiihTs the very best. to
'knEr's FANCY rERcALE SHIRTS. to measure. o
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed
An elegant set Of extra heavy gold plated Buttons
scented to every purchaser OF shirts
KEEPS UNDERWEAR
YAINsooK uNDERvEsrs, very best. 10 cents each
PEPPERILL JEAN DRAWERS. very bost so
'"'" KEEPS UMBRELLAS
BEST GISGuAM. with Patented Protected Ribs. 81
TWrLTEp SILK. Paragon Frames, 81 each
LADIES suN uSBEELLAs. newest styles. 81 so each
KEEPS COLLARS AND CUFFS
IN ALL THE LATEST srSLks
FoUR.PIY LINEN COLLARS. Q for rs eensa
rouR.PLY LINEN cuFFs, 81 sohslfdoscn-
ENGLISH HALF HOSE. SUPER STOUT. Csc pair
PURE LINEN Cambria Handkerchief. 81 so half
dozen.
SAMPLES AND CIRCULARS mailed free on spplIcs
ton
ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
All ofKEEPs goods warranted give perfect sstIssc.
Everybody invited call and celebrated Bell
Telephones connecting stores aud factory.
KEEP MANUFACTURING CoMPASy's
sToHEs-- 70 ys5 broadway, New York
No 3s1 Fulton ST., BrooKyn
n. GREAT REDUCTION IN
@ gcntcmen's and ladies' Boots and Shoes. Q
Genticmcns fnc French calf snd kid Dress shoes and
Ladies Hne Button Boots 81 TO- 81 81 So "a and &C.
| at BROOKS, 1916 broadway. corner 10Th st. |
LADY DESIRES ro PART wIru her PINE
Asngle camcls nsir shawl Mt sacrifice $3.50 Ad-
dress SHAWL. box2,22v
| DLAcK THREAD LACE SHAWL, $40, ORIENTAL.
Dshawi, teo solo ssq sgr A. se,s s. SO 20 sl2s
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DRY GOOus.
1SL0sf4G DAYS OF THE GREAT
BBB Nm NK x RRR uPPP It'll
sBB "A M tx ERR E Sfrr i
sss I AZ 81 kkk vuup : !
SIS 4 t & H111
ISL "a E1,r. ! Hrr.

Of Dry Goods at 500 and 6al 9Th between 10th and
goods vt nAf the price they
hSe for should fail inspect our goods and
nj following day
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NM NM IpL T. NM rEEEERRR Y
I'|H|'|||I|||| INN ...|| T. Y
NM NJ lit L. lin NEE RRR w
NM MIL l. lin n NE

FEW MORE ELEGANT DRESS BONNETs. WHICH
ELEGANT BoxNErs Ar $40 ISIS.
ELEGANT WALKING HATS. So, Is andsi0.
SHADE AND SEASIDE HATS AT POPULAR
3 'PixRfiEs LEAVING TOWN Would do we'll to give
MosRxiNG BoSSETs and Wells gotten up on very
short notice.
CATALOGUE OF OUR ENTIRE srocK SENT FREE
ON APPLICATION TO ALL PARTS OF THE coUS.
,R,. ORDERS FOR GOODS OF EVERY DEscRIP-
TroS CAREFULLY FILLED, WITHOUT CHARGE.
AND sooDs PACKED AND FORWARDED TO ANY
DEsTISATioN.
LORD A TAYLOR,
BROADWAY AND 2eTH ST., NEW YORK,
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CAUTION.

As several dry goods in vicinity pretend to
have and adopted method OF adj
vertisng would ADVISE purchn to be particular
about finding numbers Of which
FLANAGAN CO., Asents
GO and 63i 9Th av..
between 10th and 41st New York city
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......-.-.----.. DRY eoop.: ..~-
A.
GEEAII SIosISSss or SALE SALE
GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE
COMPRISING
T. :. :: : / :; !! i 5 !! 5 !!
WORTH OF NEW AND DESIRABLE
Bs sE a sSSBs E ESE SUMNER E EH.H
AT GREAT SACRIFICE.
FL. ;. !. III /.
81 -. 8 20 90 8 90 :.- ~
800 AND 81 BROADWAY.
BETWEEN nth AND 18TH SITS,
TWO BLOCKS ABOVE A. T. STEWART co.'s,
BEG TO ANNOUNCE THEIR sEMI-ANNUAL
GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE
PREVIOUS TO TAKING ACCOUNT OF STOCK,
AND RESPECTFULLY DIRECT THE ATTENTION
or THEIR PATRONS AND THE PUBLIC
TO THE TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS
THEY WILL MAKE DURING THE COMING WEEK
THROUGHOUT THEIR VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS
7 LOOK Ar THE PRICES.
AMERICAN GnIsTz. SALiGoss and md cAMBRIos
AMERICAN PRINTS aud cXMsRics 4xc. yard, re-
duced from &C.
yara-vide ENGLISH nc, oAT ;Jn.' sac. yard
PRINTED oRGANDY AND PA0IFIc LAWNS clos
500 piece. M EREScH at 2se
yard.
ZOO PIECES
BLACK AND WHITE CASTOR CHECKS AND
PLAlDS, &C. yard, worth 12}ac.
10 PIECES
PARIS BUNTING in all coors closing out at l2c yard
40 PIECES
COLORED STRIPED GRENADINES 1t &c. syard.
oo GSE n ang s1AsGs OUR saooK
100 PIECES
PURE DAMASSA LINEN in beautiful designs, closing
at Doc yard
SO pieces LINEN BATIsTk CLOTH closing out at sac.
yard.
I25 pieces HAMBUKG LACE NET closing out at l5c.
yard.
$50 silk PONGEE OvERsKIRTS reduced to 81 from
81 So
embroidered LINEN SUITS and Polonaises reduced
to 81 So; former price. $l5. -
$50 elegant imported BRILLIANrINE SUITS. So; for
price $25
IN OUR
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WHITE LAWN ovERsKIRTs AND JACKETS. 81
and II rs; former prices 80 90 and ~.
WHITE LACE poLoNAIsEs. trimmed with lace and
smbroidery. 81; former price 81 90
WHITE LAWN SUITS; THREE PIECES. trimmed
-h Tr;' & Sisff Trimmed with
'mSTSissIy q good yf hHs sf y. ALL LINEN 50 So
SANE, TsIMMEp WITH WITH LACE 50 s15 a g,
SEs stfs TiT Writ
YALE, 81 50.
LINEN SUITS, WITH COLoRED EMBROlDERIEs,
aal r:p ,1nss 0r Ta Sc
TO So good value for $i2 and so
AJoB LOT OF FRENCH GINGBAMs in different
frsm$5 TO 50, worth Sl2 and Si6
PLAIN BLUE PERcALEs, trimmed with check made
with cutaway jacket and vest. 81 90.
KILT SUITS IN CHECKED AND FANCY PERCALEs.
81 So
Levy sg II es gs ss Re-
.aa SIX Tn snk s
AND siLK SUITS, in all tho varied sombinasions and
TT, E s$tasSE o. %Gs 5SroETED sTook AT
skSk SI sLx yAFkES s0I T1s e%
p AsSK SAX MAhkiS md HEts
In great variety. at n great reduction
EVENING DRESSES made in IL hours.
GRAPE TRIMMED SUITS A SPECIALITY. A large
sotment always hand mad. to order in sx hours.
SWISS SUITS, from So
CALICO WRAPPERS. from SIC.
SAME, WITH DEEP SPANISH FLOUNCE, CSC.
LAWN WRAPPERS. from f.
WHITE LAWN WRAPPERS. trimmed with embroi-
0ered ruffes. s. so; former price, So
FLANNEL WRAPPERS FOR STEAMER wear, from S.
CASHMERE WRAPPERS. from Sc 81.
MISSES CLOAKS at u great reduction.
200 MISSES PERCALE AND CAMBRIA SUITS.
rom 81 To 81 80 former price. from "a to So.
WHITE PIQUE SUITS from % to s.; former price, $40
WiitTE LAWN SUITS q So so; former price So
FANCY LINEN LAWN SUITS, trimmed with LACE,
% and 81; worth ST. and $l4
FEW DOTTED LINEN DRESSES, $Io former price,
F25.
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LADIES AND MISSES sACQUEs,
MANTLES, WRAPS. &c.


OUR GREAT SALE OF NEW IMPORTED MAN.
TIES. sACQUEs, WRAPS, &c.. In SILK, sIcrL-
IIENSE. cAMEL's HAIR. CASHMERE. BLACK AND
LIGHT coLoREp CLOTHS, will be continued until
August during which interval opportunity will be
snorded and their friends
haze most desirable garments at positively half price
,ss still further reduction has been msde
lines of Nantes in coiored cloths, and ofsr in
beautiful shape with handsome silk fringe match cloths
In shade.
MANTLEs FOR IS: RECENTLY Sl4
MAATLES FOR So RECENTLY Si2.
MANTLtS FOR $40; RECENTLY S25.
HANDSOME MANTLES IN sTCrLLIsNE SILK.
so former price Sal and all finer grades
low.
REAL LLAMA LACE sAcoUEs. rom s. to s25;
LINEN AID G1nAIR D0sTERs, LISTERS AND
TRAVELLING GARMENTS A SPECIALITY. AT Low
EST PRICES, RANGISG IN LINEN, from 81 80: IN
MOEAIR FROM 81: IN CLOTH. FROM 81
MISSES AND CHILDRENS DRESS AND SCHOOL
SACQuES. WATERPROOF CLOAkS. Linen Busters,
&c, In variety, n, lowest prices
GREAT cLEARrSG SALE OF
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s sH II Il WV l.
sss.s = Y y r., Sos
DURING THE WEEK THE GREATEST BARGAINS
or THE SEASON WILL BE OFFERED.
ALGERIAN STRIPE smAwI.s FROM 81 UPWARD.
FANCY WOOL SiiAwLs IN ENDLESS VARIETY,
FROM IS so UPWARD.
BERLIN SHAWfS. FOR SEASIDE AND MOUNTAIN
WEAR FROM 81 50 UPWARD.
SHETLAND sHAwLs. PROM soc. UPWARD,
LLAMA LACE 81 AVIS. Is PER CENT BELOW
LAST YEARS PRICES.
ESPECIAL BARGAINS ~ GRENADINES
BROCADh GKENADGnEs, EXQUISITE DESIGNS
BkoCxDE GkESADfSEs. RICHER GOODS. 81 rs.
reduced from 81 10.
BRoC1DE GRENADINES. ALI SILK, 81 so to 81 so.
reduced from 81 and IS 20
IRON GRENADINES FROM 2c. to 81 so
ARMURE GRENADINES, Alb SILK, TUE LATEST
for deep mourning. 81 u and 81.
sUMNrR CAstiMEEEs. CAMELs HAIRS AND
BUxTINGs In all the desirable widths and qualities at
equally low prices
HENKiEfTA CLOTHS TAMIsE AND GRAPES
tour standard mukes fn assortment a. reduced prices
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INFANTS oUTFITTING DEPARTMENT.

INFANTS COMPLETE OUTFIT for $50
SPECIAL JOB LOT OF CAMBRIA DRESSES for
CHILDREN FROM @ MONTHS TO YEARS. trimm ed
With or insertion hack and 'front.' box piased
ruYi- with n burg runlr ABOVE AT 81 -.
DRES~ TRIMMED WITH TORCHON LACE. pulled
yoke OF lace insertions skirt
edge to match, price 81 90.
DRESS. YOKE TRIMMED, THREE ROWS HAM
BURG INSERTION SKIRT, insertion and embroidered
runie, 81.
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AIILLINERY AND DKEssMAk1NG.
4 -A.-A.-MME JENNL
"A. HATS TRIMMED TO ORDER
IN THE LATEST STYLES FOR ONE DOLLAR.
GO WEST 22D ST.. CORNER 9TH Av.
NINE. ELDER, PRACTICAL DKKssMAKkR. HAS
Nlremoved her business to No. 1O1 Lexington NV be-
9th and 2Sth During tho ladies
supplied with good reliable dressmakcs and seam
stresses by tho day week In either town or country
NINE. q: DE- LACY. ss2a BROADWAY, NEAR 18TH
Mist, offers OF the exquisite assortments OF
trimmed Bonnets Shade Hats and Round Hats regardless
OF which ladies OF renned taste will appreciate
DOBES EFT MANrEAUx, PARIS.
lCihe we'll known and akug establish
Of Nine. ROGER by appointment to several foreign
Courts Of kue MogSdor has removed from LIST
September. 1879, to ~ Boulevard Haussmann.
C1DE, BOX AND CLUSTER PLATING DONE BY
Omachne while wait: also frlngng by s. JOSEPH,
3S Forsyth. ST.; BOZ Fulton ST.. Brooklyn.
CENTS PER rAIk.-KID GLOVES CLEANED PER-
Cectly. nts pair. HEAKI'S Side and Box Plest-
ing Mandatory. 49, broadway.
OON EAST Both ST.-DURING THk DULL SEASON
1COwe will make pretty lawn suits from - up; stylish
cloth suits from 50 up handsome silk suits, $lOup
NJ A. DURANT.
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SILK DEPARTMENT.
1877 cases STRIPED DRESS SILKS. so cents tho yard
cost to import, S3c
cost to import. &c. -.
1871 cases COLORED DRESS SILKS, 20 cents ana u
cost to Import 81 10 and 81 IS.
The higher priced qualities propotionatcly reduced.
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SILK DEPARTMENT.

Tho sale will commence July Is and continue until th-
entire stock is disposed OF nc the following
low prices:--
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fine muslin Chemise, 2ac. worth 4Oc. Ladies nne
usn Drawers cluster tuck and edsng. only 3Oc Fine
white skirts sold last week Oc also one lot TO be
sold at 5Uc last weeks price SOC. reduction OF NIFTY
per fine quality OF ladies'
Chemses Drawers Might Dresses aud skirts Ladies sum.
Merino Vest, reduced 23 sold last week ut 5c
ne quality Soc, 35c and Acc eacn ,havs bon
sold from 1'c to 81. full line OF childrens summer
Vests I3c ISc and Doc EACH (entleueu's fine unlaun-
dried Shirts 4oc each; gentemens calico skirts ~?
Shirts 600 Of gentemen's summer IN
dershirts and Drawers 22c 2jc., 3Oc 4c and Doc
goods sold week from 5uc to ST. Mems Socks.
&C., &c.. lOc. l2c and i5c pair not half price; 4py
linen Collars 81 per dox-n and all kinds OF fashionable
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offer the following extraordinary bargains, In order
to ''ciose OUT their
Spring summer Stock.
previous TO their semi annual stock taking,
August !. 1873.
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1915 pieces Lupn's frame Grenadines. l5c; reduced
from 25c.
1876 pieces upins striped Mcxcntue 1c 70.
duccd from 3Oc.
$50 pieces Seaside Grenadine, ksd down to &c.
Is pieces Bourettc nadines 37c reduced from Csc.
SIS piecos plaid Mexicaine Grcnadiae, Toe In gold
81 To- -
An elegant and choice assortment of French silk al
wool brocadcd Grenadines will be closed nj Soc tho
yard Earlier In the goods could DO i'm
ported for less than 81 30 the YARD In gold.
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SUIT DEPARTMENT..

special offering viii be made OF the latest styles In
lawn. brio linen. bourete, bunting and six suits
One lot of linen Suits, designs, beautifully trimmed
three pieces 81 25 solo last week It ST. One ios
Cashmere - 95; sold last week mt *lu
One 10. q lawn Suits 75 these goods are now sell
piccea 81; sold 81 so. We will also oncr 90
bourctts Suits So rs 81 and 81 so: goods were
never offered an iron 81 SO each job lot
ct 500 linen suits 81 p three peces worth 20 Al"
800 Misses lawn aud cambria Suits 81 so EACH ages
10 IL years; these goods were ado to sell for ~
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-10-17

Believing that the present system of eau
Gus packing INDUCED in by few ring politi-
clans in Mower county, prevents free ex-
preston Of choice by voters who do not train
inside the secret circle, and believing that the
men who practice this wholesale political Jug
glery, are unworthy the support Of a sove-
reign people, and believing also that any citi-
zen who deems himself competent to faith
fully discharge the duties Of the position he
seeks, has an undeniable right to ask the
support of his fellow men in carrying out any
measure Of reform which has for its object
the protection and political elevation of the
masses above machine politics manipulated
by the designing and interruptions few at the
expense Of the many,
Therefore, I hereby announce myself as an
Independent candidate for Senator of the 4th
Senatorial district of Minnesota, comprising
the territory Of the county Of Mower, and If
elected will be the tool of no faction, clique or
ring, but will hold myself in obedience only
to the will of the majority when known; other
wise to my own best Judgment a. to what
meaaures viii best serve the interests Of the
whole people, irrespective Of favoritism to
individuals, monopolies or rings Of any kind,
whose object would be to ask for appropria-
lions from the public treasury.
I am in favor of paper money only in such
amounts a. the government may be able to
redeem in specie without depreciation Of the
currency, but am specially opposed to any
compromise which has been offered by the
holders Of Minnesota State Railroad bonds,
believing that no part Of said bonds are en-
titled to payment under the law by which they
were issued.
Dated Grand Meadow, Minn., Oct. 18th, 70.
N. v. b. SCRIBNER.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-10-17

On Friday evening, Oct. 4th, the fol.
lowing named Companions were duly in.
stalled as officers Of Austin Chapter, No.
IA, r.. A.. NJ. for the year commenc.
ing on that Gate: -.
CT. West, n. Z. HIP.
w. T. wilkins, i. X. z.,z.:.. ~
E. C. Dorr, =. 8.
VIM. Richards, Treasurer. q s, 4
C. II. Davidson, Secretary. %#
b. r. Jones, G. Of II. .. .~ h p.
G. A. P00lef, =. 8. A.. / . 81 s. .. 4 :
A. Friedrich. +. A. c.. Il S ::
VIM. A. Richards, g. u. ID ".
C.. j. Miller. g. +. 1dV. H. q
Geo. Hamber4, g. II. 1st V.
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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-10-17
BROWN DALE,

The scarlet fever is loose among
Johnny Rockwell's children.
Republican caucus at Brownsville,
Friday evening, ~ o'clock.
1T 10 impossible to raise He'll In
Wa]tham, and it is supposed he has
absconded.
John Casey is recovering from dan
gerous attack Of gastric catarrh. John,
beware of setting them up 80 often. The
next call you will doubtless be drafted.
!. james Tiernan, Jr., formerly of
Harrington, lost all his fingers from his
right hand, on the 10Th inst, while at
work threshing at Aaron HIS. The belt
ran of the machine, and Tiernan slid
from the stack to tie table to get his coat
TIE table Eave Wy, and precipitatsd him
into the cylinder before ito motion was
spent. Doctors Gibson and Holl lister am.
putsted the mangled fingers, and Dr..
Britts, to whom the case was turned over
for further attention, says the operation
was very skillfullY performed, and the
wound ishesling BY hrst intention.