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New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
AyAyJLSL1rERY ANNIVERSARY.
AnnnEssEs BY JOIN JAY AND OTnERs.

ADDRESSES By JOHN JAY AND OTHERS.
A social reunion of early Abolition
lists was held last evening at the residence Of
Mrs DIR. C. 6. Lozcr, No 22l West FouIteenth-st. to
celebrate the fOreth anniversary OF the casting Of
the first anti-slaveTy vote. About 12O ladies
and gentlemen were present. including the Hon.
SGiIT Wilcox. wilbmr T. Whiting, Ezur Wright,
H. W. Hubbard, Professor Benjamin Mason and
George T. Downing. Albert o. Wilcox presided AID
Introduced John Jay, who made the principal address
Alter reviewing the origin and progress OF the Anti
slavery movement, he referred TO the present condition
OF inc negroes In the South in these words:
"The laundering stat, euanship and official cor
ruutiou under the last administrations have
aiready lost for us in large measure the fruits
of the war, and threaten In the future the
rights of tne freemrD the honor VI the Government.
and The National rCpOSc To the cnancipaicd slaves.
the wards OF tho Nation entitled 10 s protection was
given what the AnisiaycrJ Society never demanded, u
doubtful boon OF universal suffrage, and the sour
ern States restored, with an enlarged
representation from which not simply tho freedmen but
even the white Republicans appearat present 10 be vr
tually excluded. II Will require all tho wisdom and
rmness OF President Hayes's Administration and OF the
loyal North to overcome the difficulties OF the position
so unnecessarily aud fearfully increased"
Brief addresses were also made by Elzur wright,
Mrs DR.. LOzier, William OBourne the Rev. Mrs. Han
aford Father" Johu BeesOn, Mrs Doneyey, Professor
BENJAMIN Mason and Mr.. Downing,
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
An INSURANCE COMPANY RETIREs.

The directors of the New-YOrk Produce
Exchange (Firel Insurance Company at No. lG3
Broadway, have decided to wind up the affairs
OF the company on account of the shrnkage IN
fire insurance business. Yesterday the doors Of
the office were closed The officers said the stockholders
would be paid in full 1t is intended to rcinsure the
risks which amount IS, 100000 in some other COM
pany. The liabilities representing unpaid losses and
the cost Of reinsurance, amount to $4,000. and the
assets arc S235 600 all In Government bonds except
real esi ate mort gage for $4,000 The company was
organized In 1s74 aud di business averaging So
600 Der annum until six months when II began to
decline The officers OF the company are warren HaI-
riott, president l.. G.. Havrmcyer, yiccpTesident ".
T. n.ltbe secretary, and thirteen directors most or
whom are members OF the NewYOTk Produce Exchange
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
SHTP NEUS.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEW ! 1DEk ....-....-NON =
Hana ad acTno - Valencia 20 Dsnil oct O. Ma "a
q"a n5e5 Xxx HoS.on Yaslma dct TO- beaa IT, aagl
H. aud GUra u. With fruit to Lawrence GILES co. YES
str Wyauok, couch Richmond CITY Point and Norfolk 20
Sir Margaret Tootc. Wilmington, c, days, with naval
H,T Tcn"ny ~ REID Te%ry IL days. in ballast to master
Jo.cpl.c lo Boston orcatt BordeauH IL days III
BaL de IaIdo Miller inls ~ days with sugar TO do
RIig Mrrirt ,of HcEsporti Bowdn Caitsren l3days
10 q Amsiuck & GO. ye.se to- Ward & 60
with sugar 10 Knowiton & Co vessel Brett Son Co.
schr Mary William Aqso bGr' DC S9dv Pad ~ days VIA
schr Grand French ROcSPOrt with lime to Havand
wIND -sun,,r-A, sandy Hook fresh, NV; clear Al
CITY lslard. same.
strs CITY Of Dallas Chester Fcrnnndlna and Port Royal
G II Mallory & co; VIM woclward Young. Ballimore J >
ships Decision. Jones antwerp Punch Elts Co. Brothers
Anap FrTrus.a Cite Iann S'2I.3 & :u p,os Milo
ar Ropuns. Ccttc. James W Elwrl Co Joan Johnson
iIalburton mayrc W Parker co. iAlan II Ngus NSus'
vss s' Esg Es'P ka.sn i Sf Ss IT. :- %'4gs %
KsGs Ss2, Vansant Gaiyeston TTPpeT BeaJ
,yt S9sae c1IiMgS 1laf sS pore MaraM e Nclc
sania Cathafnl Bfazi VIA richmond Va Evan. Ba & Coz
20 II q'i Wo:tei stilyan IT John BP Vevus Son;
Mabel Maioucy iarbcc Guiana LelTcr,t & Co Dcld.
paucht saunders Fall River Cha' II Low, Jcunc Rogers
Chadwck, Chos,on Island. c, Cox Green. Adelaide
Tower. Halifax, I He1ey
wAIuvGroN Nov. sThc signal Corp. station at Roches'
y y the chief signal officer ~ toilOHs:
The scr Winchester o port Hope with cargo of coal
l. ashore five niles west OF Charlotte
Is damaged Tho Of six
Was scur, by the 4, saving 81 Charlotte.
hC signal station OSHcgu n y, reports:
The schr specdw loaded with lumber ashore four miles
west.
FOREIGN PORTS.
I0ypoV Nov eStr Ntcy Abbey, from Now York, arr NJ
barcelona the 5th inst. Eysa from NewloTk TOT tins
mort has passed Lizard lEh'.
LfvERPGo Nov Arr str ObcrDn, iiom New-Orlean7;
OrypN-tOWy Nov g-Arr The Queen from New YORK
for LyerrOo Caspian from Baltimore for Liverpool Win
M6yirT Nov s--Arr state OF Louisiana, from New
York for GlaEgOw.
for Ncw.Nork. . g., -, -.
LONDON Nov Te.-Salei llth ut II bl1nchari 5th inst
IlakOn Jarl Duppcl the Latter toi cwl "TA IN - lin
Vernon from fOunay, ChaI0nte. Dagnl u rector Mimi
swift toTo: eth inst rL'oa capt Fulton, Immauuel.
cant Ssmursen oliver Emery. S0uvtnr both Tor Dea" arc
Brakwanr: Nior Capt TcTkc-cn for Hampton Roads nth
inst New CITY, for Southwest Pass Almla E0Oi'on lot
| Tybee. -, A.,
AR inst Alta Graca Nordcn Capt Highlander am INST
X. Giu4tl. LOUISE capt Nielsen lulga
Ruscirro Vict ra Cant T,aryg william Bateman the lat
al Copenhagen: 9TH INST vega Nthlhst Ehlo NAIe
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
BALLOT-BOX sTUFFING.


WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-A letter has been re-
ceived hero from the Supervisor of Elections
at Kngstree, the county seat of Williamsburg
County Mr.. Swails, to whom the letter Is
addressed, was Republican candidate for State SEN
ator from that county II appears that the election
law of the State provides that the pohs
shall only be open from a. NJ 10
p. III. on election day, but they were
opened at Kingstree before daylight which wouid
seem to furnish good grounds for contest for the
seat or rejection of the entire vote OF the precinct
There was some voting at the polls aud some ballot
box stuning. One of the Republican candidates for
Congress from South Carolina forwards to Wash
ington specimen ticket of the Democracy, copies
of which il is said voted at nearly every poll
The tickets are printed the thnues KIND OF tissue
paper dozen of them IT folded together would
occupy space than one ballot printed on
paper OF ordinary thickness. " Democratic lha-
iority about 100000" telegraphed UONerIor
Hampton, on Tuesday night.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM IIyERPOOL-By Tr,m''ip Adr'a'te, Miss -, A.,
thur General Mrs y l.. Anderson L. r. Anderson MISS
r. n Anderson ani MALL the Rev Father BuI.o Mr. and
Mrs +. Heldeu = Brent Dr. II. !. Bi2elow DR. W. = Bge
low H. Y thatt,Tlcy captain John elect Mrs and MISS
Fowl g. Faitwrather Miss VI. g. Grasz, Mrs o. II Ia
Master l.. Ia Miss y. La Grange, W e. 81
l,y. Nj MI q. +. cray aud miaut Mrs G. IL catch j.
Hunter NT and rs General W H. aLrn infant aud nurse
A. T.. W Jarvis. Major Elei2 Cnpfan
Gibson. Mr. Bruc.. y l.. wilton Dr. :. johnston. ". J.
Kecc T. IA, renee and Mr.. 4. o. LaTkn, John Lee II
Memory Don j. I. MIrk 4" Negcte Senorta l!opa
Mart de- Serr,te Colonel ". H. Mallory, NJ. CDrm0tt H.
HCDrrmott Mr. and Master Iady Miss Nesiiit, Nr.
and C. PomtrOy, Mss PumeTOy and maid, ~ ligEip
l. Popc Mrs H. W. Preston, 4. A. Patterson. r. Rene M,
Mrs RiAgc g. r. Scott Mrs. Studey, H. Vidal T. wallace
Mis-, Minnie Warren l. Whitto Mrs. II. Wall and two Chl
dr,n Mis Brennan, MIS- Webb, Miss Walker
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fynh Arrnus H0tel-The Hon. ialusha a; uIoW, oI
psnnsvvauia General W. H. HaLen. L. = A. washington
MrIean Of Cincinnati and Colonel H. s. McComb ot Deli
nar ne giusi,r jOt,t-EdOuard Remenyb ana Proirs
sor = l. Ritter Of VaSsar College Wiador Ho-J II
Dcvereu1 President o the Cley land ~
Bnfalo - ST. JqasA Hotei-Judgeelect Fi|ncls A. MAG.
bum y N...Ast0r HOESc-EN GovernorJpi ransri @ vi
So ~ N,rtolds IYofe' Governor r. VI. Bs op,
~ Ohio sp1 Major jilog and CAPTAIN Wilson, oi the British
Army N,rs York Hoisi-Wade Hampton Jr. of Ml,sis'
sinIj C'gy,udon HOtL-The Hon. T. J. Phcbs, oi Nrr-
mont 49, non nan Houss- nc Get warner MlIeT
80 Iie,timeT \ Y..St Dsa,S HOtct Professor ]. j.
Pocl,s 81 VSssar College Giissy HcDSs-Le1ienant J.
it, G. C0nIn L. 5. N. RoEsmore Hgf,.l4entena4t
WSIos Of clinton " " d. II. Brigham q springfield
fgaffa
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
Luxurious CUAIRs FOR VOYAGES.

The Inman steamship City of Richmond,
which arrived here yesterday has been furnished with
circular revolving chairs, which allow persons 10 sit
down or leave the table without incOnvenencing their
fclowassengers The chairs constructed Of birds
eve maple SO as 10 harmonic with the wanscOating Of
the saloon, and are upholstered IN crimson velvet.
Zach chair is orn1mented with the monogram OF Ine
ef the chair the whole producing an artistic and rich
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
ATTRACTIONS AT THE INSTITUTE FAIR.

The American Institute Exhibition on Third
ave, between sIxty-secOnd and sixtyth"d-sts' con-
tinues TO draw between four and thousand people
daily suce Elevated Road placed station In front
Of the Institute building the attendance has greatly IN
creased II is very matter TO reach the Exhibition
now even from Brooklyn or Jersey City, and persons
purchasing tickets of admission at the Elevated Railway
stations are transported to the doors free OF
charge. Among the novelties OF this industrial
fair are the new slk.weaying machinery, the
exhibit Of the willmantic Thread Company. and ny-
wheel weighing 800 pounds perfectly adjusted on
small rollers in the boxes, the rollers being
set in the arm of the shaft. This c0ntriyance
so far reduces the friction that cotton thread is
strong enough to be used as belt TO set the whe"
in motion interesting feature is the exhibit OF life
saving apparatus, including the new deer-har life
cushions aud the ife-savng boat "PaseidOn, cylindr
cal In FORM watertight and capable OF carrying lory
persons through heavy SURF of remaining out at
FOR several davs II easy to stock the liteooat with
water and provisions. Every afternoon and evening
Downng's 9th Regiment Band gives a concert made
of popular selections.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
HENRY W. BAClE.

NrwPoRr, Nov. S.-IIenry W. Bache, OF the
United state. Coast surveF, died suddenly In Bristol
last night MI Bache was descendant OF Sarah bache
the only daughter OF Benjamin franklin who dis
tnshed for her efforts 10 relieve the sick and disabled
soldiers OF the Revolution Ho was the son OF tho late
Professor Henry Bache Of the Coast survey ana Was In
his thirty ninth year. Ho duty IN Florida tbree
months and returned rom that state suffering from
an attack Of malara fever He leaves widow aud one
child.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
WALTHAM WATCHES.
One sMOre step .ghe0d.
NEW MODEL wALTnAm WATCHES.

NEW MODEL wALTHAM WATCHES.
IMPROVED IN APPEARANCE AND QUALITY, BUT
NO HIGHER IN PRICE.
The American Watch Co. OF Waltham' Mass" Is
the only American Watch Company awarded the
GOLD MEDAL at the PARIS EXPOSITION
After an experience OF many years in selling watches
Of nII grades from the best makers we have found
none that have given such perfect satisfaction as the
watham ;, and unhe sitatingiy recommend the WAL
THAN WATCHES a : superior TO nil others
Every wALTHAM WATCH sold by US is accom-
panied by our own in addition TO TINT OF the
American Watch Co.
CAUTION.
havng been by frequent assays that many
gold and silver cases in the market greatly de-
based from the quality they be- purchasers Oh
Waltham Wa iches. to avoid imposition, should observe
every genune watch whether gold or silver bears tne
trade mark of the AMERICAN WATCH co. on both case
ami movement
Eighteen carat" gold such wALTHAM cases are
made Of IL nearly gold can be made and De Durable
contains 10000 OF pure gold and $4,000 OF alloy
Sterling Silver English Government standard contains
o2Slooo Of pure silver and 7'iooo Of alloy.
We keep tho most complete assortment of these watches
constantly on hand and prepared furnish them at the
lowest possible cost.
BENEDICT BROTHERS,
No17I broadway, New-York
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIArUR. NLHAHAC.

MINIATURE. ALMANAC
TODAY.
rri.e, 4OI sun sets. - Clock slow l6m OlS
Moon sets. Cl9 Moon sOuhs ii2 Moons age days 10
UiiH WAIEE IO.DAI-h ~
san!y HOOK. u A. GOV Island 80 He'll Gate. 9 %
WAFER rO.DNN-P. II.
sandy Hook. 7ul GOV. Islapi.. 7jl Hell dato' 94o
SUNDAY
sun riscg.... Gil sun AL Clock sl0Wl ohoo1
4iO Moon sOuHs .. Moons age Gays 10
WAFER sJNUAY-A. ~
Hook 7g GOV Island. S2O HI sll bate'..IUOJ
EIGu WATER ~ NDAi-r. 81. 800,
sandy Hook. ~ Island. 81 Hell 0ate IU.-I
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
A,trnInAN WINEs

SpEERs PORT WINE In considered by physicians aud
chCmsts as wine Ia procured Il ordered to
Paris. where IA becoming popular among
wealthy families Principal depot % Warrcns st. Now York
sold BY druggists.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09

Washington's tomb at Mt. Vernon is pro
teced by Holiness Burglar Alarm Telegraph 5lS broadway
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
p Q S r s G RIP T
3:45 a. m.
LATEST ELECTION NEWS
THE ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE.

THE ILLINOIS LEGISLAIUhE'
A REPUBLICAN MAJORITY OF SIX ON JOINT BALLoi'
fBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
CHICAGO, Nov. s.-The latest returns from 'ne
State at large show that the Illinois Legislature
will consist of 2G Republicans, 2i Democrats anu
/ Socialist in the Senate, and rs Republicans ol
Democrats, o Grecuhack men, and SOCIALISTS III
the HOUSE. This Will give the Republicans ma
jority of over all on joint ballot.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09

II is now supposed Nephew Pelton was JAM
itor o." 40. - GrncrCY Park AT any rate he heid the
continuation burlington lawh"yc.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09

TO LET "A cold have its own way Is often {
ns,. in ayng the foundation OF consumption. To cure III
most stubborn cough cold you have only 10 use JudciOus
Dr. JAISEs EArECfORAhL
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09

BARGAINs.-GO to B. $. SQUIRE'S,
500 broadway. for WATCHES and JkwELih-CAsh ONLY
Iikht from the iTOu sato
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
+. Howard e. Co.

AXE riR PIONEER wATCfIHAKHRs
this country and their experience oi nearly thy years
fy arrant hcm In asserting the Howard Watch IA the
bcsi m ths market In purchasing watch be sure and exam
in, their mCIits.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
AunOuncem snts

The hest soap for the laundry, bath and or
binary toilet is fylc's o, X. speaks Tor itself
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09

effect All the steamers OF the Inman Line are being
furnished with chairs similar to those on the Ciy Vi
Richm Ond.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09

HOLINESS TINE Lock IL superior III every
respect 10 any lock made and has electric nacn
should the movements from Dreakago or
"tncr cause stop W shown anywhere upon receipt Of
pnstal card.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09

DIR. HAsBRoUCK makes n speciality of ex-
uacting teeth with gas at 952 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09

BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY, of New-iOrk,
S broadway Headquarters for private lines OF the District
~
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
TnAr ToRMENr OF RARYHoOp.

sour stonach- may always rrmeded with the benign
ropular carninaye and aid 10 digestion, MILK OF MAGNLs
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNuTa NO
2is BROADWAY
Gam 30, Noon. 3S'. d u 49, Midn,shi'5l'
Average SOLE same day 1877, 53A'
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
DIR. RlDWlrS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly asees elegantly coated for the cure OF AL ds
orders of tie stomach liver bowels Edneys bladder neryou
diseases headache constipation, indgestoD, dyspepsia
biliousuess bilious fever Inflammation OF S9e oons11
niles arr All arrangements OF the internal vscorA WAranssa
tCenect a positive cue. Price 25 cents per box
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09

No. III Broadway, New-YOrk.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-11-07
A Japanese Beauty.

The japanese girl in her society
war paint would pass muster at a
Kentucky fair She must rise with
the sun to begin her toilet. The long,
coarse tresses of black hair must be
washed, combed and creased until
the head shines like kuob OF pol
ished black marble The cheek must
be rouged to the proper tint, the
throat, neck and bosom powdered,
carefully leaving, however, on the
neck three lines of the brown skin OF
the owner, in accordance with the
rules of Japanese cosmetic art. Then
the eyebrows are to be carefully
rounded aud touched with black, the
lips REDEEMED with cherry paste, with
a patch of gliding 10 the centre.
When all this has been done, and she
gets together proper allowance of
pocket-handkerchief paper. her to-
bacco pouch, pipe and fan, she sallies
forth.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-11-07

AN incident occurre after the
speech OF Hon. Chas. C. Williams at
Beloit the other night, " mich is a good
case in point. When Me-. Williams
had finished, G. Rabbit rose amid the
cheers of the multitude and said che
was Democrat and had always hated
Republicans, but on the election day
he should 60 ito the polls,a Democratic
ticket la one hand and with q pencil
IN the other, and he woald scratch
the black and'tan. name off the ticket
and vote for an honest man % and as
he uttered the last words he turned
and shook hands with Mr.. Williams.
The effect was electrical. The APP.
plause was long and deafenlng. Bah.
bit will keep his word, and many
others will follow his wise example.
The leaders cannot blame such men.
They have trifed with their most sin.
cere convictions, and what is mere
have wantonly trified with the mos.
vital interests of the country. The
same folly occurred at the outbreak
of the rebellion, and Democratic vot-
ers deserted their party by thousands.
When will political leaders learn
that the people cannot always be
driven 'slike sheep to the shamble.--
Jefferson County Union.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-11-07

ed the contest costumes until one
has received wound generally on
the face. The scars thus formed
are called hcncrstle al s,e u record
of University life, pointed to with
pride" by the yoang met .rd sLelr
friends.
We saw 10 The city several j Dung
men with plasters On their faces.
where the wounds had not yet heal.
ed, AID dozen or more whose faces
were very much disfigured with
these tokens of mistaken honor. Some
had several scars on each and locke
as If they might have come eff sec.
ond best in some bear fight. The
greater part ofthe beer drink king a, d
smoking is done by these corps stu
dents. The i,iui idea OF the fight
ing, smoking, orlnking German SUI
dent. Is no more the real one than
the hszing sophomore, in yale Col.
lege scrapes' represents the true
College man. As in our colleges, q
large majority Of the students are
faithful, hard working men.
The library which is in the center
of the city and is not fire proc:
building contains 100000 volumes.
10000 pamphlets and $500 MAUI
scripts aad diplomas.
There are many things Of interest
about Heidelberg as vel rs the Gus.
tie ard the University, which The
limits OF this letter will rot pei nit
me TO mention. / can only add that
when l am again In Europe there is
no place which shall revisit with
greater pleasure than the old Uni.
3ersity town of Heidelberg.
O. II. BURCHARp
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-11-07

In 1854 the greenback dollar would
buy two yards of calico; now it will
buy sixteen. In 1864 the working
mans 81 so for days work would
buy three yards of calico for his
wife; now his 81 day will buy her
sixteen. In 1864 it took the laborer
working ats $50 a day twenty-five
and one half days to earn enough
money to buy barrel of pork; now
if he only gets 81 day he can buy a
barrel in eight or nine days. In 1864
the price of days labor-s1.5o-
was equal to three yards OF muslin ;
now the price Of days labor 81
is equal to twelve and half yards of
brown muslin. In 1864 days labor
at $3.50 would buy one gallon of mo-
lasses; now days work at 81 will
buy two and half gallons. Toledo
Blade
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-11-07

New WORKERS are excited over
the sudden suicide Of W. B. Cooper,
nephew of. Fennimore Cooper, the
celebrated author; bis wife died sud-
denly last July and since then he
has frequently attempted his life. this
last time with success. A note left
by him charges two women with
whom be had maintained criminal
relation, with poisoning bis deceased
consort the police are now after the
accused, but they have left the city.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-11-07
A Mild Winter-Indian Taffy.
Madison Journal.

An old Indian who claims to know
all about it, having once been med
icine man, and so on, c!ambered up
stairs this morning to tell that the
ducks were flying low, the corn husks
were but walters, and the muskrats
were building regular tissue paper
residences, which meant that we are
to have an unusually mild winter.
When the medicine man had departed
we concluded that he had been giving
us taffy, and so went Immediately
and out measured for an ulster and
fur stockings. Beware of prophetic
redskins, as you would of the Oldest
inhabitant.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-11-07

"What's the difference" asked
teacher in arithmetic, "between one
yard and two yards r "a fence"
said Tommy Beales. Then Tommy
sat on the ruler fourteen times.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-11-07
Advertising Rates.

Annua sdv ertiscments payable quarterly same
esetauarterly Observation-Disclosures.
Advertisements set todoublecoiumn 20 per cent
extra.
Basinssssards s.. ineso riess. sSpsrAnnum. Each
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1 weeks. Each additionaia n ina ldeserlDeoin same
Jotice 50cents.
Specialnotices an d business noticestn newstype
10 cents perine rst Insertion; scents perlineeseh
/, subsequent insertion.
Afoanee pay reqiredfo transient Advertisements
Commission Notices, Attachment Noticesand Es-
tray Notices (of animals takenup).
All kinds Of Job Printing promptly and neatly
executed FERNS Cash ondeliyerv of work
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-11-07
That .abid Democratic paper, the
New York Sun, commenting on the
October elections, gets nervous, and
INDUCES in these gloomy forebodings:

People who indulge the idea that the Re-
publican party was dead have discovered their
mistake when they have looked at the resul
of Tuesdays elections. The Republican party
still exists It is still vigorous, compact. and
on the alert The Republican party will go
into the next campai- for the election Of
President with more than mere possibility.
with fair chance, il we may Judge from pres
ent appearance. of success. 1t will be seen
that the net gain of the Republicans over The
Democrats 10 four States is $1,000
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-11-07

Dental.


nR BROWN, DENTIST, Is IN HIS OFFICE
~ second house west Of the County Jail the LIST seven
days Of each month. July 10th, 1878.
nR n. A. MAKER, SURGEON DENTIST, BLOOM
IL ngton, Wis. Ali work in the dental line done In
the best manner and warranted. 33-33*
DR.FEOooMEs, DENTIST, BosCOBEL, WIS
IL ONCE over Sawyer Favors store. Can be found
during hoursfrom 0 A. NJ till5 PM. 30-1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-11-07
Hotels.

tnHE CAssvILLE HOTEL The undersigned has
L fitted up and furnished in good style the House
lately occupied by Il G. Forbes, in Cassvile, where
he will be happy to accommodate the Travelling Pub
lie Charges reasonable Good stabling attached to
the prems WARD Il, RICE,
Dated Oct 20, 1878. 1888
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-11-07
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Agents.
CHARLES B. ELDRlDGE,

Jesse BROOKS, @ GENERAL COLLECTION AGENT
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