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others wcro barred b. tic statute Of tho limita-
lions. of The 10 still subject to prosocutaon.
forss-aevcn wese committed by claim agents.
The appropriation for tic expenses Of these In
vestfRaloas was $4,000 Of which, only $685.
84l. " weru expended, tho balance, d, i53.75,
will b returned 10 Tie Treasury.
sHAnr PRACTICE.
The Special Agents Of lhc Treasury arc active
ly at work oi, the charges ot undcrvnluatlon ia
the fmportatlons OF silks, nntl have already
accomplished great deal. It appears to be
iaes 'a hrn M Amer
kct, and that all tic et!ks are brought to this
Country by the foreign manufacturers, through
astlgntn.nss to their agents. An American
msffh.n ht ssnn"t 70 T. franco or sw,zs.sa
the selling, price would be y France. l!e
he wants l'o Mill buv 10 New York Of tic aren't
ot the manufacturers, who Will fix ths price.
covering several marked casca Of unlprYalua-
tion, nt1t1 already compelled tic manufacturer
Assirnees to advance invoices 10 tue aggregate
sinount, tllis summer, Of $S12, 600.
WEST POINT.
Tic following IL list Of vacancies now exist
Ing at Vest Point which nru to t,c filled BY ap-
pontmenl upon recommendation of members
NJ Congress from tEelr respective ttktric.s:
Illinois. Eighth: 1nlnua, Fourth; 1Dwa+ 8!xih.
Tile following vacancles will occur in 1H1): I'LL
nois, Beconj, Seventh, nns! Tenth; Minnesota,
Third: Wisconsin, Fourth antl Seventh.
THE DEATH or JUDGE nuMrtinKrs,
Of the Supreme Court of the District, will
enante the President to grently strengthen this
Hench. II Is o{ much importance to the GOr-
erntncht tt.at It should be ali ctlicicnt body,
fi11rc 1t Inns power oyer the Executive Depart.
pcrfnrn,s much business which involves tic In
tercsts Of the Government which does not
often get bcfnro the other United States courts.
Judge Humphreys has brcn for Ao.nc t1me
physically unable TO perform TIC laborious
duties III his position.
The ci:ort to MAKO 1t appear that tic publica-
tion 1T tsloscr's report has created any uneas-
ness llerc Is alnust rs 1auglable a. lie con-
tinued uncarthl'tE Of Democrats by That gentlc-
Tor Republican frauds. The public dcciaration
Of SnGteton, of Mtsslssfppf. that he believed
Glover to be crazy utterly destroyed Gloses's
nintornl for rampatEn PURPOSES. In tact, one
prominent Democratic tournn! which was A.
after Singlcton'a speech. Several cases hare
como to light Of Republicans who wcrc
refused b7 Glover The opportunity to
appear and ,x,,l, ans"sf under oath to
given aganst them: In soHc cases Glover
made fornsI denial OF such requests over his
own signature as Chairman of the Committee.
In onu case hc declared. aftcr being informed In
writing by tho person. falsely accused, that n1
the testimony given against him was utterly
false. Those around lttr acting as asststnnts
ind experts seem to hare made u q point to SEQ
that no ease which s1Iry lad set up bs false tesii.
1tony was oyerthrown by witnesses who were
Grafton.
H1-nErRgsRyrAT1vE souTnAgD,
who In the Forty-ltth Congress offered the
amendment to the Legislative bill whicl, pre-
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FIRES.
AT CLEVELAND.
8pectal b{tpafch to The Ttf1unA


CLEVELAND, O.. July t3.-Clevctand was
again visited by disastrous flro this afternoon.
Abnut l o'clock, ono Of the Cleveland Papor
Cosnpany's manufactures, known ~ the 1owor
mill, caught fire in tho rnQ lepartmcnt, as il
snrposed, from spontaneous combustion =
Though tho 1amcs spread rapidly, the flremcn
succeeded In, combining them to the rag depart
ment. Which portion Of tho building hnd con-
tents was utterly DESTROYED. The main part OF
The valuable machinery WIS left untouched.
lhrcc htMlrci employees aro thrown out Of
wore, but te Company will Immediately re-
build. The loss ia placed at $4,000, which e
soF1 i. ,cc aaq 1,ota covered red ey WI!
the tnsuFnncc on building, machinery, Ind
stock; Buckeye Mutual Of Bhethy, O., Imperial
anl Northern Of London, Western Mutual Of
Ur1ann, Imperial OF London, Manufacturers Of
Doston. Columbia of Nov York, Trade OF Earu-
acn, n. J., buffalo Insurance Company, Maui
of Buffalo, Fircnlan's Fund Of sdn Francisco,
Manutae.ors' Mutual Of Mansfield, O., $1,000
cacfi; Mercantile Of CLEVELAND, German Amer
lean OF st. Paul, Fire AMI Marine Ut Ut. Paul,
Queen OF Liverpool, and London Guardian Az
surancc oi London, s2,090 eacili Toledo Fire
aud Marine, Delaware Mutual VI Delaware, O.,
London, Tradera' Of Chicago, Mechanics md
1raders' Of New York, London Assurance OF
London, Lorillard Of New York, md Shawnlut
Of Boston, St,50Q each; Alilvlc Of Millvillc, n.
j.. md Capital CITY Mutual OF Columbus, $500
eacl::: Forest City Mutual Of Cleveland, NewaEk
q ,SS Ne"a1k. n: j. and Lunar Of Now f91k.
s3oD: Hartford Fire. $500; tota'; $40 5.A}-.
Sl5,091 on building, S2l, ,4M on machinery, an1
SlQ,Q77 On stock,
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OFr1oE or THE CHEF S10NA1, OpPrcEn,
WAsnlsoroN. d. G., July Ill u. m.-1ndIcu-
tions: For Tennessee md Ohio Valley statton-
ary or high pressure, soutllcrly winds, 0!iet,sy
cooler, partly cloudy wcailser.
For thu Upper Mlssiss|pp' arl Lower Missouri
Valleys anl Upper Lake region, suutl. alll cast
winds, rsiug barometer, WARMER, clear weather,
followed III the north and west portions by
cooler nortllcrv Winds.
For tho Lower Lake region, stationary pres-
sure warmer clear weatcr al,ti soutllprly winds
ltic rivera will fall at pittsburg, uni posslbly
IN tho lowcr Mtsslsstppt. an4 elsewhere remain
stationary.
CnAnLgsToR, July 13.-Ten whites and t|yo
colorcd persons died FROM suustrolto yesterday.
Heavy ratay Rt,d thunder storm to-night low.
cred TIC temperature over ~ degrees.
luo4L uuxkkyATtuxt,
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The Democrats Regret that They
Confirmed the Presidents
Appointments.
Gloomy Self Contemplation OF
Putty-SkuI1s and Humble
Pie-Biters.
Considerable Political, Importance At
tacfling to shcrpan's Conn.,
ing Specclf4
Tho statistioian Of tho Agricultural De-.
partmont and tho Wheat
Crop.
Tx POST FACro.


now THE noon MIGHT hAvE uErx LOCKED
BEFORE THE nuHsH WAS sToLKN.
Enecfol Dtspdtch 10 ,77e Tftbnns.
WASHINGTON, D. e., July 13.-Thc Washing
ton Sunday Nsra'd. d Demoerattc organ which
ias the courage Of Ito opinions, and whose
opinions during the extra, session represented
the acnttmcnt Of the rink and file OF its party
rathcr :thau the conservative polIcy which
Northern public opinion finally compelled tile
leadera Of thai party In ndopt, contains this
morning noteworthy a,ticlc. It. shows TINT
whlta Senator Thurman Ms At first seeking to
forco h!s party to adopt thu revolutionary policy
Of withholding supplies as: q menus of coercIny
the Executive to approve tho mcasnrcs to which
ho was opposed, another Ohio 4cnator, rcn1le-
ton, Ind proposed. in tho Democratic caucus,
nn equally revolutionary p1an which was to
null!ty tho appointing power by refusing to con-
firm the Presidents nominations u,llcss he should
yield to the dictates Of tho Democratic mpjort-
ty. Whllc Thurman proposed to starve the
Government, PcMlteton was Insisting that the
Democrats should takc possession Of the Offices
,'ThIs article, indeed, rebukcs What It calls ;,
1.-THE HUMBLE NA1ontTr
Of the Democracy for having 80 long permit
ted the President 10 spcak Of the Admln!stra-
lion rs tie Government. 1t says: 1.-THE Demo-
cratic Congress enmo In 10 hambly and apollo
gtzed for It's existence 10 long and so steadily,
that the usurping Executive nn1 tho corps Of
ofIlceholdcrs who aro behind him rs the leaders
Of q hopeless political minority wero permitted
to 20 On talking OF themselves rs THE Govern
mcnt md the country.'r Further on 1t adds:
4'For although the eenato made criminal
blun1cr In llastcntng to confirm Mr.. Hayes ap-
pointmcnts, the power Of the Senate, II 1t ia
compelled to exert II, corId yct make unycs'
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Rutcfal DIxputch to The Tribune.
WAsn1SoToN, D. C., July lA-On the occa-
sion of tllr roecnt visit vi Afr. George Corkhlll
to tho West rs Special Agent Of the Treasury
Department, tho rcpurt was circulated III son,u
1Yestcsn papurs that he Ind bccn appointed for,
u,e purpose Of assisting thu Presidential aspra-
ttons ot Secretary Sherman. Mr. Corshlll, re-
fcrrng tn this snbjcct, says: "ehcrman not
only did not send u,c, tut. know nothing Ut my
going. was scut nut by Commissioner lsaunl
TO nttcnd to somc legal huslness for tie lscv.
cnuc bureau. or course Mn tor Sherman, but
i atn not such u blank foul rs to start cut to
work up Statu for hin in that way."
"I,1lt did you notice thu stir TINT tho report
u.alotn
''rllat shows how strong tic Sherman move
mcnt Ia becoming. Let iu0n mention Ills
nan,c, all there Ia buzz IN every direction.
s1crIuau ia 4 strong man in the West rs wull Us
IN tho East. rruplo ars GLAD 10 draw back from
tic Grant movement"
4 SPEECH.
Unusual Interest attaches hero to the forth
cotnllsg speech Of Secretary Sherman In Mainc.
They Will he accepted As tho basfs upon which
the Republicans Wilt conduct the co,nl,lg catn-
paign, so lar as financial Qucsttons nro concern-
cd. 1t ia expected, also, that Sir. Sherman will
dogotu considerable attcnton to the political
record Of tho Democrats ut the late extra ses-
s!ot1. Tie admitted fact among tbs Kupub,lc-'
aus that Mr. Shcru,au Is now cue OF tlle .nuat
prominent candidates lor nomination by The
next National Convention il adding greatly to
tllu Interest fult III lle speeches which le ia nuw
preparing,
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LAFAYETTE. Ind, July 13.-Thc pump manu-
factosy OF William Douglass, corner Ut Main an1
Ninth streets, In this city, waa destroyed By
fire about 2 o'clock Sunday morning. Tic
build!n. waR large thrce.story, and was well
filled with pump-stock an1 pumps. ThEeo car
loads Of pumps wcre on thu third floor ready fur
shipment. But Iittla c1cept the walls romnin.
The books annl pnpers weso snycl. It "a thought
tlle cnGinu and buitts were not much Injured.
The building and machinery cost 1900, with
insurance as follows: German Insurance Com
pany Ut nufIa1o, $1,000; 0lcnps Fals Of Now
York, $1,000; Home Of New York, 81 ,0oo Tic
be inccndiarr, rs the fro about tic cngine-roonl
was carefully e1t'nguished at the close of tho
1ny's work.
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Scranton and ChS j died suddenly TO-DAY, Of
tx. IT

Scranton and CHI i died suddenly today, ef
hcnrt disease. h.----i !,
spectat Disuasca to 17s TtIbIHA
srnlHaprEL6. Ill, Jnly 18-Mrs. Euntce H..
wife uF Charles V. kickox, died today Of con.
sumption, In her I'd rear htra. uIckox wns Z
stcp-daughtcr Of Mrs. tscn. E. N. Bates, of CHI
caEo. She lived tn Chlcaao about year, but
returned hero q few months since to die.
cntefdt Htndfch to 7Ae Tr41nH.. #
MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 11.-Frcd 8chuster,
music-teacler, and one Of tho founders OF tbs
prcaent Uersuan.EnglIsh Academy, was found
dead #, bed nt his boardlng-holtse No. 900 Vim
nehago street, this afternoon. Decoased was
nearly Gu years olt... and has vito and two
chisdFru rcsldlns In Chicago.
, 1879-07-14
HOLLAND.

TIE HAGUE July 13.-Opcrations agulnst tho
Atchineso have been resumed. Tho Dutch
troops, after several assaults, have captured
four Atchincso stropgholds. The encms's loss
ts lcary.
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BERVIA,


bEtonApE, July l3.-1he Hcrvtan Govern
mcnt has advanced claim for 0,O0o, ,0oo francs
against thu Porto ol. account Of rails bv Alba.
nIans Into Scrytap territory. II tho Porto r.
pudiates tha eluim, ~ Ia probable, 1t ia thought
acryia will refuso to bear tho proportion Of the
Turkish debt allotted llrr BY the Treaty Of Bef-
liz Ia consideration Of her ncrcasc.ot territory.
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8r. rErKnsBuno, July 13.-Alvlces from
Orcnburg to tho 2Slh OF Juno confirm the report
OF preparations making by tho Chinese to march
on Kullja. The ill.trcattncnt Of kussnn mcr-
chants on the frontier continues
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steamer Bamnnoot has been lost at acu. sho
WIS returning from sfauritius. Twcnty.threc
natiSea ind two Europeans perishcJ.


Nv Cubic II Ntto York Htra|d.
LONDON, July l8.-The Rev. Or. Talmago
preached and lecturcd ten tines during the past
week. On Tucsday ho lecturel at tic Crystal
Palace, suydenham. The trainsfrom London
thithcr took down Immense crnwtls, aMd II
was estimated that from $4,000 to 3o,-
900 pcrsons listened 10, .or at least
faw, tic lecturer. The Marquis Of
Townsend presided. On Wednesday md
Saturday Dr. Taimaao lccturc1 III Exeter 11all.
Lord Kintore prrslded. and many Of tho noblli-
ty we're present. During the week tho Brook-
lyn divine has addressed no less than from TO-
600 to 30 ,000 people.
NO WORK.
n The Western Assoetattd Fskas.
LONDON, July 13.-At Blackburn cotton-
mill, contalo'ng 200 looms and 10 600 spIndlcs,
and another With 10, 600 sptnulcs, have closed.
, 1879-07-14

6H9ctU5 O190941CA 70 1#4 3yStRME
LAYArRrrE, tud., July 13.--1he Uaxor exam.
tnatiuu bsforc tlIs Coroner waa concluded But
urlay, aud verdict WAS rendered that deceased
caniu 10 hta death By strychnluo administered
III all lsukuowu nADueF BY suua pgsaon OF per
suls unknown,
, 1879-07-14

AT LErnOY, ONT.
FEPRoY, Ont, July 13.-The DclIo Ewart
steam saw-tnlll, owned bY j. n. 9Illtman, burned
this nurnlug. LOSS icayy.
, 1879-07-14

IN ME" YORK.
New YoRE, July 13.-'Tlie New York Plaster
Mills, on Cherry, near Jackson street, burned
thts morning. Tic Gauss OF tho fire. Is
nlyttery. Adjoining property damageu. Loss,
S., O00; fully tnsutel+
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En,R, Pa, july 1B.-Nlchael Hickey, telo-
graph operator IN tho employ Of E. w. Reed,
Was found on tic track Sunday morning with
lis head severed md several yards from tho
trunk Of his body. He was 10 years old, and
weighed 2l8 pounds
Special Dtspateh 10 The Trfburs-
DAVENPORT, H., July 1n.-lloraeo Mitchell,
frctgllt.conductor on tho Chicago, Kocls Isla1ul
u paci!lc Road, fell under the cars Mt Coona,
sixteen mics Gust Of this city, Yesterday morn.
iEg, nul was INSTANTLY killed. Ills head un,l
Gus leg were cut oil FROM Ills body. 1lu wnR 60
years Of age, nll Ind bcrn engaged in rrl1rOntl-
Ing thirty ycurs. lilo was u resident ot 0eneseo,
III.
j. X, llenri, Of this city, wifLto OH Il sl!lnE cx
cursion Yesterday, were drowned In tho OItawn
Kives, at Deachcues lsapids, by the upsuttu,g of
d bOnt.
, 1879-07-14
FOREIGN.
The King of Little Belgium
Now Receiving Commu-
Distic Attention.
Germany More Likely Honcoforth
to Buy than to Soil
Silver.
Elections for Members Of the Aus
trian Oongress---The 1tal-
ian Cabinet.
Annual Parade and Review
of the French Army
at Paris.
Tho King Of Burn1nll Gets Frot-
1ul, and nIassncrcs q
Dozen Subjects.
Twenty-Five Persons Drowned at Sea
.--The New York Under
ground Road.
Tho King Of Burn1nll Gets Frot-
It'll, aud n1assacrcs q
Dozen Subjects.
Twenty-Five Persons Drowned at Sea
.-The New York Under
ground Road.


ANOTHER KING QUAKtNO.
BnussrLs. July IA man Inns been arrest
cd on suspicion Of being. the author Of recent
ptacards threatening the assassination Of tho
King. IIo appears insaue. Tho Eioat Be.ge
says the individual arrested Is not the author Of
the placardst but Is charged with speaking In
sultinsly OF tic King, und declaring himself
chosen by lot to assassinntc him.
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1sr8c{6I Dikpafch 70 TA4 3i1bHNa
INpIAAAroLls, 1nd., July l3,-ames II.
1.ong, 20 brutally assaulted few days ago by
James Craig for alleged hard words used TO hts
Wlte, died at 0 o'clock to-uight. Cia!g, when
informed Ut tho fact, sasd nothing, aud utterly
NEW foRKs July 1a--James Tracy. a bar
keeper, was fatally shot SUNDAY mornips "
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0NE DEATH.
MEMPHIS, July 19.-Water Valley. Miss,
telckraphs that ono case Of fever l,ns occurred
there, unl that proved fntal. Much anxiety
existed,
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CASUALTIES.



8ptcidl Dts,,u.c;. to 1Hs Tribune.
WATrn7owN, Wis., July l5.-Ycsscrday after
noon Fred Uohlmann, German fisherman, Was
drowned In Rock River, four miles south Of this
city, by the capsIztng Of hie boat. Bohlmann
wua nearly 60 years Of aye, aud leaves wife aud
children.
toptciaI D&patch 10 The Tribune.
MRHAsuA, Wis, july 12.-Fred Grccnwald,
Jr., IN interesting boy aged 13 ycars, was
drowned In the canal last evening, while hath
Ing. It Is supposed that ho WIS seized with
.crnmps. search for tho body continued through
the night without SUCCESS, and thls morning par.
ties nro still at work.
Special Dispasch 10 1hs 7f1dHns.
FoKr WAYNE, Ind, July 13.-Frcdcrick Will
INN Tnpp, ayel II, was drowned Inst night In
tic Maupiee River ono milo cast Of thts city
TIC body was recovered today.
MRMrnls. Tcnn., July 13.-h. Mnhan, Of tho
flrm Of Mahan &; Mclaughlin. Erocers, was
drowned in TIM river opposite this city this
morning while bathing. His body was recovered.
, 1879-07-14

'tLo4T At SkA.
LONDON, July ia dispatch to the Daitv
Ntnt from Alexandria repurts that tho Egyptian
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DUItMAII.
AN BYEM DOZEN.

Losnoa, July IA dispatch to tho Times
from Calcutta, dated yesterday, reports that tbs
Klug Of Durtnah has massaered twelre persons.
, 1879-07-14

WILMINGTON, N. e., July la-James Heatou,
nho Killed h!s mistress last night, was closely
pursued by the police, ntsl deliberately sbot
himself through the brain and died in a fow
snousnts. tteaton wis desperate character,
hnylug been sentenced to tho Pententtaty aet-
eral yeArs ago for inc!tlng riot, but was par
doncl by tha Governor. Iio was afterMard ron-
ylctea III thirty cases Of .nisdemeanor Us Clerk
uf tho Superior Court. which would have sent
ta, to tta pcnttentsaFy for ten yea1& but for hia
tragic death.
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NTAl}IsED.

NEW Yonx, July 13.-Thia afternoon near
rultun Ferry, brooklyu, McAacl Travis. 'loug-
sl,orp,1,an, was stabbcd III thu breast by Paul
Shirley, aged -, a nIsAt.clerk In the Western
Union Telegraph O!llee, Now York. Shirley
c,alms te was Ensuttod bf Travis. a,lll stnbbel
llIn tu sulf.dofcnsc. Travis was taken to u hos
pla, aud tu-1ligtt srooorted in dylugcontittlon.
Shrluy was locked up. Another ACCOUNT says
Travis attempted 10 quarrel with utld strike
lin. 'il!c wouu4sara not necessarily fatal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-01-16

me. The photograph had been in
closed by mistake. The other would
be in the lost letter.
Old Elspa kept my secret well.
But | never forgot the lesson she
bad taught me; and though Edgar
carried me away from Cum berland
as proud vito as Bella we took
good care of old Elspa for the rest
VI her days Cassels Magazine.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-01-16
legal Notices.
FORECLOSURES sALE.-DoBsoN

FORECLOSURES SALE.-DoBsoN
ct al.
State of Wisconsin. County Of Grant, ss In Circuit
Court for Grant County, Wisconsin, February
term. 1878,
Charles " atson as the guaro Of the minor heirs
Of wn. Howith deceased, Pfi, ag't joseph Dobson
and Mary Ann Dobson his wife, Emma Watson,
Sarah Rewey and F. Rewey her husbsrd. and Jon
athan Allen. Def'ts.
notce is hereby given that by virtue and in rur-
suance Of . Judgment rendered on the 18th day OF
February, 1871 In said Court in the above entitled
action. The undersigned Sheriff of Grant County
will the 10Th day OF February 1872 at one O'Clock
in the afternoon at the front door of the Bank of J.
Hodges Co., in the Village of Plattevi lie. Grant
Co., Wisconsin, sell at public auction to the highest
and best bidder the following described mortgag-d
premises. te-wit: The southwest quarter OF the
southwest quarter also the northeast quarter Of the
southwest quarter and the southeast quarter of the
southwest quarter all in Section two f2j Township
four a. north Of Range one a. west Of the fourth
principal meridian much Of said real estate
may be necessary to satisfy said judgment and costs
of sale.
Dated Dec. rs, 1878.
MATT BIRCHARD.
Shift q rant Co., Wis.
Barber Clemsntson, Ppf's Auys.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-01-16

Circuit court, Grant county.
Thomas IL Blight, Plaintiff, rs. Jennie Blight, De-
PENDANT
The state At wiscon sin, to the said defendant and
each ofthem
You are hereby summoned to appear within twenty
days after service of this summons exclusive of the
day of SERVICE and defend the above entitled action
ia the court aforesaid and ia of your failure
to do Judgment will be rendered against you accord
ing to the demand of the complaint; of which copy
is herewith served upon you. A. W. BELL,
Plaintiff 8 Attorney.
P. o. address, Platteville, Grant county, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-01-16
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

(TEESTLEMENIEW have sold sANroRD's RADICAL
~. NUEk Ior nearly one year, and say candidIy
.nas We never sold similar preparation that gave such
plant yet. " $500 W s WIN
we are not In the habit OF recommending pate ut
thonaarSs' ouS your preparation meets the wants OF
v,ncsd ~ ana we think those afniced should be
relieved. We have been in the drug susnesa Tor the
past twelve years constantly and sold everything for
Catarrn but leads all the rest If you see
you can use this letter or any part Of wish
,,,, very truIytyonre. B. ID. BALDWIN d CO.
wholesale and Retail Dealers in Drugs Books and
stationery, Washington, Ind, Feb. %, ISIS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-01-16
P. o. Address, Lancaster. Grant County, Wisconsin
OF APPLICATION

For the discharge of an insolvent from his debts
pursuant to the provisions of chapter l79, of the
revised statutes of Wisconsin.
Notice is hereby given that Jeremiah Brookeps, of
Of the Circuit Court in aud for said county and state
at the court house in the city of Lancaster, Grant
county, Wisconsin, Oh the first Tuesday of February
A. u. 1879, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, for dis
charge from his debts, pursuant to order of the
said Judge herein.
Dated at Bloomington, Wis. November Is. 1878.
w. B. CLARK,
3ew6 Atty for said jeremiah ooken
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-01-16

Circuit court Grant county.
George Page Plaintiff, John Thomas and Hannah
Thomas, bis wife, defendants.
The state of Wisconsin, to the said defendants and
each of them:
days after service OF this summons exclusive of the
day of SERVICE and defend the above entitled action in
the court aforesaid and in of your failure to
judgment will be rendered against you according to
the demand of the complaint; which has been filed in
the office of the clerk of the circuit court at Lancaster
in said county. BARBER 4 CLEMENTS0N,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
2. Q. address. Lancaster Grant county. Via.