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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-11

PEACE is such a precious jewel,
that / would give anything for it but
truth. Matthew Henry.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-11

strongly resembles her and nobody
in the place is more respected than
the doctors pretty and accomplished
10 ifa
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oppIOIAL DiHEUTORY.
I3liSTyEsS DIRECTORY,



Tts{6s9J0Ks q sNEkAL C0LLECrION Agent
j t3i snysy ,noer B loomington,Wis, Titlesinyes-
{, s-fersnces gwen when desired
f.LGUGHLIN, LAW COLLECTION ANDIN-
j e.. -auce. ONCE opposite First National Bank.
a. e. lha Wis. Will attend prOmptlyto busiHessen-
tra ted to his care 3l-46
I,Iy 'ONEs,PATCH GROVE GRANT COUNTY
y Vi. Notary Public aud Convey ANGER, General
G , lection agent. Also special Treasury Agent for
State of wisconsis, to whom Hawkers and Peddlers
shD'.t 'tnply for State License. 33-l5lS
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He that knows not when TO be 81
lent, knows not when to speak.
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WOOD WORK PAINTING AND IRONING
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY

Such as Reapers, Mowers. Threshers, Flows, Guilt.
Of the popular kinds for sale easy terms
Wy "Piatform' is. Good Materials, Good Work
msnship and Prompt Attention. for Honest Equiva.
Tents. III this platform suits son or if you want
flatiorm wagon, call on lv36nl5tf.
JOHN POLLOCK.
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. y "P1atform."

The making of Wagons, Buggies, Vehicles Of all
nsmes and Farm Machinery, still goes on at the old
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Drs. PRICE g. BREWER

Can be consulted AZ
At Boscobei. Wis, Central House. on "Wednesday,
the i7th Of September.
At Lancaster. Wis Mansion House on THURSDAY
sfernoon sad Friday forenoon the 18th ana 18Th Of
september. s N4&A Is ~ 1k&
Advice free.
Patients will address all letters to Drs Price
Brewer, Wsukegsn, H., with stamp. S5-S9yi
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Head. nerves, Kidneys. bladder womb, and blood.
Affections Of the uti0sry organs, gravel scrofula,
Rheumatism, cstarrh. asthma, bronchitis, dyspep.
sia, &c.
Or Prices reputation has been aoquis edby candid.
honest dealing and years Of ucee ssfui practice.
Ny practice, not one Of Experiment., bat founded
laws Of 1atnre with years OF experience and evidence
90 sustanit Goes not tear down make sick TO make
well: no harsh treatment. trifng. nc hsttering
We know the cause and the remedy needed: no guess
work but knowledge gained by yesrE Of expeyfenxe
in the treatment of diseases exciusiyetys nc
encouragement vitheet prospect Candid In ouF
opinions, reasonable in our charges, claim notto
knew every thing, or cure rybody. but do lay
claim 10 reason aud common sense. We Invite the
sick. matter what their ailment, 70 cali and IN
yestigste before they Ahsndon hope. make interros
lions and decide for themselves IL win Rothn
a. lfat snr. Nisi.s r.,a.i
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tn..u4l advertisements payable quarterly; same
RS g. .uafterlg without extra charge.
Advertisements set 20 double column 70 per cent
e1trt
s.,t ess cards, lines or Tess 50 per annum; each
exits mel 81. 49,.
E-trag Notices, ifone animal be described. 81 so
for Wceks each additional animal dese1osd 10
san. notice SO eeuss.
special notices and business notices In news type
10 can't per line first insertion cents per line
e,ci, ,nhsequent insertion.
,,nf. ComInissioners' Notices, Attachment Notices
All E-t.ay Notices (of animals taken up.
AZ nds Of Job Printing promptly and neatly
exeruf.d Terms Cash on delivery OF work.
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Attorneys.

4 ? cHOMPsoN, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
"A. AZ law, Court Commissioner for Grant County.
and General Pension Agent, Lancaster, Wisconsin.
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Hotels.

CENTRAL H0UsR-CAssvILLE. The under
tsiynei. having thoroughly overhauIed ant re-.
furnished the Central Hotel at Cassville is prared
10 accommodate the travelling public an socits his
share the patronage. Good stabing, and com.
meusurAte to the times.
-. Tho Landlord speaks both the American md
German language. FRANK p. MINK,
Dated Nov II, 1878. v3Tni3ly Proprietor
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j. ARTHUR, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
IL, At Law. Specialtime and attention given TO col
ection and securing claims. Loans Of money nego-
titted. ONCE in thecourt house. Lancaster.
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To The FARMER
All Work Warranted,

Also ali other kinds Of vehicles, Lumber Wagons.
Spring Wssons,rop Buggies, Light or Fancy Buggies
Kept on hand or made to order. l keep on hand q
good supply OF the best materials OF wood and iron
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IJAzELTON a PRoVIs,

DARBER 4 CLEMENTsON, ATTORNEYS AND
ID GiUHseliorsA at Law, Lancaster, Wis. Willprac.
tics 10 All the eOurtsin Wisconsin.
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$3.50
AuctiOnceu

n RATENAN LICENSED AUCTIoNEER La.
0"7' at North 1ndover Granite Terms reas
- 50mi0s
{ .tRlSs FINcENr. BRITISH HOLLOW. wis
~ wv. heest aud Collector. Business attended to
~ ."t w IN AT parts of Grant County.
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JOHN POLLOCK,

Lancaster. ~ I.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-11

u tttorneysand Counselors
al law Practice 10 United States and all state
CouHr General collection aud real estate gents.
once Wisconsin Avenue. Boscobel, Wis.
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I. q. o. r.

ys%s~ REGULARMEETINGs OF MIssIs
SiPPi Valley Lodge No. Sd, n. o. y,
fssFare held AZ their Hail, in Lancaster,
every Wednosfay st7:S0 n
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Baltimore Grain blockade.

BALTIMORE, October 25.-The Baltimore
& Ohio. Railroad Company having advanc-
ed the storage rate Of grain from 10 to 19c
per bushcl at the elevators for ten days
after the SOth inst, the grain trade is con-
siderably excited to-day.
A meeting Of the Corn Exchange was
held, at which it was stated that John W.
Garrett had been officially addcssed, and
asked il the charge OF S. demurrage per
day per car was to be charged. Mr.. Gar
rett replied by stating that II the elevators
were only used for legitimate business,
namely, the transfer OF grain, the facilities
would be ample; that the new order was
regarded as conforming to tho real inter-
ests OF the grain trade and commerce OF
the port, and that it would DO rigidly en-
forced. A committee was appointed 10
confer with the railroad authorities, and
endeavor to secure modification OF the
the charges, and pledgtng cooperation
with tho Company to secure relief in tho
present grain blockade. The report was
adopted. II the Baltimore & Ohio insists
on maintaining this advance the Northern
Central will, 1t Is said, adopt o similar
schedule. There is hope, however, OF an
adjustment
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business ActIvIty-ImlnensO Increase In
hank EnrnIngS-AdYRnce In Lumber.

business ActIVity-ImInensO Increase In
BANK Earnings-AdVRnce In Lumber.
CHICAGO, October 25.-Money has been
in active demand all week by Board OF
Trade men and others, but the banks were
ready takers Of all the good paper present.
ed. Rates have ruled steady and firm at
Gper cent on call, and and per cent on
time.
Activity and flrmness have been pre-.
vailing features in mercantile departments
Of trade, and values in a great many in.
stances have appreciated. The attendance
Of buyers has been liberal. Collections
and city deposits have been good. The
orders from the country for currency have
been smaller than during the last week.
The Chicago bank Clearings for tho
week foot up total OF $2O,S35,5 S2 IS, be.
ing ST., 270,697 10 in excess OF those OF the
corresponding week last year, and 1881, 673
in excess OF those OF last week.
Freights by rail and lake have been
firm on the basis Of a cents per bushel for
corn 10 Buffalo by lake, and IS cOnts per
100 pounds for grain to New York by rail.
The railways have concluded to advance
the rate on grain TO New York to 40 cents
per 100 pounds. The advance in grain
here during the week has checked the
movement to the seaboard.
Lumber by the cargo has gradually stiff.
Tened, with IN advance OF 25a50c per 100
feet. Yard dealers have been busily en-.
gagged in filling orders, and have expert
enced difficulty in securing cars.
Eastern exchange between banks has
been at 10 cents discount per Sl0O. Conn.,
ter rates have ruled steady at par and lilo
OF per cent premium selling, and Ito OF
l per cent discount buying. ---
Chicago packers since March LIST to date
have slaughtered and sailed 2,00O, 900 hogs,
against 1850 for the same period III
1878 and 100000 in 1877. The winter
packing season commences on the LIST
prox.
Thegrain markets have been active and
excited, but far from being healthy.
Hog products have been booming, mess
pork advancing 81 20 per barrel, and lard
50a75c per 100 pounds.
During the week the receipts and ship
ments OF the articles named sum up: Re.
ceipts-Flour, $3.50 barrels; grain, 81
66S, l75 bushels; hogs, $50, 488 head. Ship
ments-Flour, 6S,222 barrels; grain, g
27s, 20i bushels; pork, ALSO barrels; lard,
6,l42,29l pounds; cut meats, 1882, 230
pounds.
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TIE IRON mAnKrr.

A Ba1l Circular rs to the Puture of
FL E Prices.
The last circular from E. L. Harper &
Co., Of Cincinnati, in regard to the pre-.
sent aud prospective condition Of tile iron
market, is to the following effect: ~
We have TO report a steady market and
good demand during the past week, not.
withStandlpg the extensive lnoulders'
strikes at Cincinnati, st. Louis, Louisville,
and other points, which materially cur.
tailed consumption. Buyers generally
have beer. pursuing the policy OF puF.
chasing only Tor early wants, resorting TO
all ayailabl 10 expedlents 10 piece out their
supply and enter the MARKET as lightly as
possible. This course Is attributable 10
the impression held by many until ~.
Gently, that the advance was unstable and
that q weakening In prices would have de.
veloped before this. A careful survey OF
the field, however, has led the best In.
formed 10 alter their opinions. The i'm.
preston Is fast becoming a conviction
that the highest prices are not yetreAChed,
and that we may expect as great excite.
merit within the next three months Us has
yet been experienced.
The result OF the "hand to mouth" poll.
cy noted above, Is that comparatively few
consumers have any reserve stocks. A
full canvass shows that fully two.thirtls Of
the buyers must enterthe market between
now and January 10Th, for their current
wants.
Because OF some considerable accidents
necessitating repairs, and on account OF
the' suspension OF navigation, stopping
the supply Of fuel for the River Coke Fur.
naces, q considerable. number Of the larg-
est Works have had TO suspend operations.
Within few days, from these causes, the
production In the immediate neighbor.
hood oil this city has been decreased fifteen
hundred (l,50O) tons per pcsk, which, II
the drought continues, quito an additional
number Of Furnaces must stop for want
Of the water necessary To carry on the
smelling process. Besides this, most oil
the Charcoal Furnaces provided fuel ior
only short blast, and will soon have 10
blow ont until Spring or early Summer,
when the product Of next years coalingi
will be available.
Reports from abroad continue 10 show a
rapid advance in English Irons.
Very Truly, i. L. HARPER & Co.
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A proposItIon 10 nen. nntlcr

BosroN, October 25.-The first rally Of
the regular Democrats was in Faneull
Hall tonight. John Quincy Adams, their
candidate for Governor, made a PROPOSE.
ton to General Butler, asserting that But.
Ter Is certainly not sure Of his election,
and assuming that he is sincere in his pro.
LESSONS Of reform for the public good, Mr..
Adams offered to withdraw from the can
vass II MI. Butler would, and unite their
forces, for they could certainly elect their
candidate. He offered To let the new can.
didate be Buffers friend, whom he recent
ly complimented highly as the man he
sholldNhave chosen to be beaten by Chas.
T. Thompson, who beat Butler for, Con.
gress IN 1874: Other Democratic speakers
campaign in national aspect, and regard.
ed Grant as the next Republicans Presiden-
tial candidate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-27
Congressional Changes oyer.In ohio.

NtehAUNastAtAA. AattshApA VNNEfAh 9AAtVa
In the recent Ohio election lot Governor,
tue Republican majority in the Belmont
or Eighteenth Congressional district, was
increased from 2, 72S in the fall Of 1878 10
S,474 this fall. There were several other
Congressional districts In which the Re.
publican majority was in like manner
largely increased. For instance, the
Seventeenth, where the increase was from
2,OSs to 500. There were also several
dlstrlcts-yiz; the Sixth, Eighth and
Tenth, in which the. Democrats made
large gains on their vote Of 1878. Under
the Democratic gerrymander Of the State,
It was 50 arranged, had there been a Con-
gresslonal election this fall, that notwith-
standing the Republican majority Of II,
900 in the State the Democrats would have
carried eleven out Of the twenty Congress
sional districts, This is the same as the
present representation, the Republicans
having lost the Sixteenth district, and
gained the Thirteenth, on the basis Of the
vote Tor Governor.
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THE MAssACnUsETrs CANVASS.
The Republicans Have Hopeful Advice.
Of GAIna.

VI NAthHs
BosToN, October 25.-Tho campaign in
this State Is not lacking an atom Of int.
rest as the day comes near for the verdict
Of the people. Cities, towns and villages
ring with enthusiasm, and the two great
parties, tho regular Republican and the
Butler party-ior so the rather incongru-
Gus combination Is better known than
Notwithstanding TO buckle on their
oratorical armor and smite each other hip
and thigh with no end OF vigor and no
scarcity Of venom. A correspondent who
was instructed togather as clear an insight
into the political situation as possible, and
who has looked over q wide field, express
ses the belief that the regular Republican
organization has concentrated strength
that will enable It to very nearly hold its
position in the State. Their canvass
through the country Is satisfactorily re-
ported at the Long and Weston Head
quarters in this city. Thus far tho scouts
have returns from somewhere about the
number OF q hundred and fifty towns, and
at least seventy OF these show material
gain over last year. These are not enough
to demonstrate to an absolute certainty
what is to he the result, but they inspire
the Republicans with a hope and courage
that Is not without It's good effect TO their
cause. Full returns OF the intentions OIL
all voters will not be In before the 25tll
instant, when, Of course, something much
more definite as to the end can be assert
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-27

The Thirteenth district, which went
Democratic last year, electing Warner to
Congress by 1873 majority, this year gives
Foster a majority Of 100. The National
and Prohibition vote fell of about 800,
which seems to have gone to Foster.
The Sixteenth district, which eiKss'A t..a
year 49S majority for Ewing, gave last year
VIM. Mckinley, IT,, Republican, 1884
majority. The National aud Prohibition.
list candidates had last year l,6O5 votes,
and this year but 429 in the district. II
would seem that Ewing got the benefit OF
the entire fall OF in this vote, and that
the Democrats made a substantial gain in
addition.
The Democrats gain heavily in the
Sixth, Eighth (FoSter's) and Tenth dis.
triCts. and lost in every other district car
ried by them in 1873.
The Republicans made large gains in
every district carried by them last year,
with the exception Of the Twelfth, Six:
teenth aud Twentieth.
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NEARLY 10000 emlgrants have arrived

NEARIY 10000 cmlgrants have arrived
in this country since the first Of January,
and II Is estimated that OF least 10000
more will come by the end Of tho year. In
point Of numbers the Germans arc first
anil next, in the order named, come Irish,
English, swedes, Scotch, Norweglans,
Swiss, Russians, Welsh aud French. The
commissioners Of immigration estimate
that upon an average the immigration
have brought $40 each in money and per.
sonRl property to the same value. This
would make total Of S22,2GOOOO thus
brought into this country and distributed
in this way this year. 5
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WAsHISoroS, October 25.-The PO& to.
morrow will publish an interview with
Bob Ingersoll on the late development Of
Bennett case. 1ngersoll Is 10th to believe
that Benefits letters cannot be explained,
and at any rate he will wait and hear Ben.
nett's side Of the story II the letters as
printed prove TO be genuine, It will be q
very bad case for Bennett. The Liberals
will have 10 drop him, and he will take
his place with David, Solomon, a number
OF the Popes, and many priests. and minis.
terA. S
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The returns of the Baltimore election
show thatonly ninety.fye votes were cast
for the Greenback ticket. The leaders Of
that party, however, declare that they are
not discouraged. They have had 10000
tickets printed and sent out for use in the
general State election.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-27
DRY GOODS.
BRUEs 8 COFFER

BRUES & GOLFER
Offer this morning the largest
and finest assortment of Dry
Goods in the State. Our
stock for the Fall trade is
now complete in every de-
partment and comprises an
assortment not to be found
elsewhere in the city.
We desire to call attention
to our unsurpassed stock of
Black Silks. Our prices on
these goods are so low that
competition Is out of the
question.
The ladies cannot afford to
overlook our Black Cashmeres
if they want the best value ever
offered. We have the hast fit-
ting and finest quality Of Seal
skin ClOaEs ever brought to
this market, at prices lower
than ever before known for the
same quality.
Fur-Iined Silk Circulars, Fur
lined Silk DoImans, Cloth DOL
mans, CIOaks, Walking Jackets;
&C., in immense variety. With
Large Stock, Lowest Prices,
and exceptional quality, we
offer advantages unequaled in
the city.
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Seal Skin
sacqlIuIIe:s.

We will open this week our third
invoice of elegant Seal sacquss,
which we will continue to offer at
the low prices established at Che
beginning of the season, nOtwlth-
standing the advance. viii guarantee
quality and fit.
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PoErsNOurH, NH, October 95.-stephen
Goodale died near this place recently at
the age oil lis years. He had been in the
poor house since the age Of 20.
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SOMERSET, o., October ga train Of
twelve cars and an engine on the Balti.
more and Ohio Railroad were preclpltated
through q burning bridge this morning.
fortunately, nobody was killed.
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DIED.

REYNOLDs-Ons Sunday evening" October %, 1870,
at haIiPaSt OClOcE q dphtherA RoBERr T., son o.
Samuel and Perlnelia Reynolds, aged ye4rs.
luternOnt at Greenwood, this afternoon Al O'Clock
from tho residence Of the parents, No. 1903 Wood
street FriendsOt the family invited to 10 present
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Fur Lined
Circulars.

We have just opened a full
assortment Of Fur Lined silk
Satin de Leon and Ceclllan Cir
cuIars, TO which we call the
attention Of Ladies' wishing to
see an elegant and fashionable
garment. Prices from $50 up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-27

AN endless chain Of certificates verify
the excellence OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Price IS cents.
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%Triadclphia Accommodations train only runt
between Wheeling and TrIAdolphiR :.
t6teubenVille ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS train during
the day paASeS backward and forward between Mar.
TINS Ferry and BelAlro, stopping when required at
sherman House, &tnayillo, Wet Wheeling and
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TIME TABLE.
ELM GROVE RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, April Lat, 1879, the
" Cars on the Wheeling and Elm Grove 3. B. viii
run a. follows Can Will leave tho city Ecorn0r Mar
knl and Eleventh 6tfeetSl and EtAmln'Sl al
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Mr. Kelly says he simply wishes to con.
troll the patronage in the interest Of that
majority. The detection Of Mr.. Kelly
only extends to Governor Robinson. He
will support the rest Of the ticket nomi.
mated at Syracuse. His" ticket, with his
own name headingi it for Governor, will
be followed by that Of Hon. Clarkson N.
Potter for Lieutenant Governor.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

DEPARTURE o. rRalns-wnRrInO mn,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-16
PERSONAL.

Hon, p ,to,r,,, Of >,,,,, >.,ri. so,,ho .r,;,,-
ION 0''' ' - o'loN' Vi No" 'oih' II "' '''e 1NinHs
",t, "
=, hoN; =. y. ABBOTT OF BOSTON, Is DOOkeu NJ inc
riggs House.
Hos. L. X HART, Of New York, IS registered at
the Riggs House.
Hon W H. BAPprr, of New York is a guest at
the Ebblt House. :
GENERAL n w BnowY JT s A is ouattcred Mt
the Ebbitt House
HOY r. u Cposvy,o, Of ohio orr,,od n, tbo
FbLit tfo,,so ,e,., r'' vi 'i'' "A''''u " WV
AJpn'' yy irouso g.s'cluaI'
hoN. ~ *; TINKER, OF North Adams, Mass, IS
stopping ~ llhe Riggs House.
REV. DIR. ROBERTS and wife, of New Jersey, have
taken rooms at the Ebbitt House.
DR. and Mrs c. A. Quinley. of Ioudouu. Va..
,r.,,, n y, -, a. % t ~ rgit t,a if, '' -