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New-York tribune., 1879-03-14
REAL ESTATE.
SEw-YonK, THURSDAY. March 13. 1870.

NEw-YoEE, Thursday. March l3, l97
The following sales were hell 81 the
change SaIesroOm to-day
By giebr-d =. HHrnsr.
. story h-i"k houac with lat. No q C.farst, u T.
Of GretnV1ch-st lot 2cZ =; : = 5ot -
similar house with lot 80 81 West i4th-st 300
n v 0f Sth-ave int 25TlG4I FraEcis DObsnn-
l 2.sury frame house with lOt. No II West i4thst q
$ 425 II " Of 5tl-Hve, LOT 2j 2yi"O6; Gep W, Rev
! 4-s'orv brown stone hons with ut. 70 G) West
47ti-st T. e cf Ct-ayo lot -lXitO.j; Isaac lsnd- a
BU J1hT 7. BoVc
J.stcTy BRICK Dtlidll@ Win ot Eo2I IJrFJ IA =,
= ldl.lu q s. of Calal-st lot 2i.llxl2N.9i Bowery
Savings EaHk 10
Rah. p. fHllsF 3 Sun
3.sto-v brick building with lot, No ijS Greenwich
st v = g OF CoItaudst. lot 2jxiOJ0-zts u II
similar housc with lot No 60 East 7thst, s, go u
Of Zi-lVe lot -jXlOO Nm Josie. y
/ 4-story brick housc with lot. 10 ~ west lBtl-st,
81, 367 n " OF 9Th ave. lOt -lNlO'.3, u Neeka. Il
frame L0Ise with lot. West fGth-st l15 II W OF
llth-sve lot 25x95. .2X26y<S Smith Ely, ir.....--.
BE- 4. D. RLeerkef d Soii
l 4-story brick dwelling with lot No 257 West lOtn
at II s. lot 3oxg4.S Fretk Auteureitn- "a
Eg JIs. ". pdktcg g Nc
3.st0ry brick dwelling with lot No 4't E3St o%dst
>; 4, e Of Jst ave lot . &s5 10 party il inter
a
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
SECRETARY sHERMAN's FUNDING PLAN.
nF DECLARES THAT HIS OPERATIONS WILL NOT
DrsruRB BUSINESS RELATIONS


Cv nrcIARFs THAT HIS OPERATIONS WILL NOT
DISTURB BUSINESS RELATIONS.
Assistant Treasurer Hillhouse received q
yesterday from Secretary Sherman In regard 10
tbe fear of bankers the Treasury Department VIII
call upon the National bank repositories for very large
rns 10 meet the calls OF per cent bonds In April and
MAY in advance OF their actual presentation lot pay
ment thus producing busy season OF the year the
boarding Of money in the Treasury in advance OF It's
need for such payment
Secretary Sherman saws: alt ia not the purpose OF
The Department call the Doney deposited with public
depositores into the Treasury except 1t needed
for the rayment called bonds. The great body OF
these bonds is now the possession OF the Govern
meut. and their payment will he made by slmpIe
credit. The apprehension, therefore, is In greani
measure Croundess and may give assurance 10 al
Interested that proceeds Of the per cent Donas
will not be called into the Treasury until nee 10
make payment called bonds, and that the ousIness
will be conducted not unnecessarily 10 luteriel.
with the money market As DuOnc othcer ca US"H th
waive the right and duty judge OF the Time anu e
amount Of money TO he drawn, but the Governments IL
D'erested with all citizens in completing the
operatons by making the exchange OF per cent
per cent bonds with as little disturbance do Pos
lla
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the canals as soon ss possible. resolution was
adopted declaring that IN view Of the extending CON-
binatons OF the trunkne railroad interests the near
approach TO completion OF the improvements In the
weland Canal which tn eaten divert the grain trade
OF the Northwest aud the low tolls which
imper the existence OF the canals unless some provs
ion Is made TO the for REPAIRS the Leg
isaure should abroeate that part OF the Constitution o
the State which restricts the expenditures for the main
OF the canals gross receipts OF the preced
ing Another resolution which was adopted pro
tested against the proposed abolition OF the Offices OF
state Engineer and Surveyor
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F. A. FREEMAN IN JAIL.

Frederick A. Freeman, vice-president and
trustee of the Globe Mutual Life Insurance Company,
who arrested time ago a civil suit 10 re-
cover 1928 600 paid him by the Guardian Life lnsur-
ance Company for controlling in the widows
and Orphans Association, was takon 10 tho Ludlow
Street Jail late Wednesday night He failed 10 Sc
cure Tie SSOO.OOO haIL demanded BY the Court.
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METHODS OF CUSTOM HOUSE CHANGES.

The Civil Service plan will not probably 60
into effect at the Custom House before April l. The
scheme for equalization of salaries will be enforced
at the same time, when IL is said that the quality and
volume OF work performed Will be the criterion for com
pensatOn rather than the individual qualifications and
Influence in the past. Forms TO be used under the
new Civil Service plan are being prepared. and when
they have been approved by the President they VIII be
sent 10 the applicants numbering over 1000, 10 be
nled uD The rumOTs Of sweeping changes 10 he maGe
Just prior TO enforcing the Civil Service plan Of
nelally denied.
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DR. DURYEA ACCEPTS THE CALL TO BOSTON

The Rev. DR.. Joseph I. Duryea, OF the
Classon Avenue Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn, has
decided arer two weeks deberation, to accept the
call extended TO him by the Central Congregational
Church OF Boston, and he has written letter to s NJ
sebbins the Of the Session Of the Cassen Avenue
Church. announcing his decision. but without giving
his therefor. These understood to be that
a special work for which he feels himself peculiarly
adapted 10 be performed IN Boston, the church there
afOrdng opportunities for religious Work suc1 as are
were not taken into account in coming to conclusion
~ 1T fHr
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cANAL REFORMs DEMANDED.

A meeting of canal boatmen was held yes
terday at No 10 sOuthst. memorial TO the Legsla-
iure agreed upon, which not only recommends the
lowest practicable tolls but the entire freedom OF
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BV 4. U. -H4,isr Z SJ..
l frame house with lot 30 laj GoG.si cor of
! siriiil nouse with lot, No ~ COijst, adjoining
above lot about a ISL Il LnweTy .......-....
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RECORDED NORTHAGEl.

Baldwin. Mary F. and husband to Edward Fitzpatrick. -
79th-st Of lstave insialments -...-.--.. $1,000
IellOni Is and husband to Elizabeth Harden
l3it-st, Of jthave, year --....-. 1000
Bisbee, Martha and husband 10 Thomas KipatI1ck, go
G3ds Of AadisOn-aye, 2years......-.-..... 2OpO
Decker Paul g and wife TO Thomas Conklin o.o
ConcOrdave II OF StrOnga ave years ..--.....: 225O
Hay, Julia 10 Robert J Turnbul, Nos l6l and l63
Grand ST, and 22l and 223 Centrest 25O2
Irving. Hannah and husband 70 the Emig ant Indus ~
trial savings Bank 2l-tst- OF 2d-ave, year 4OOO
S7ths years 10000
Lee Henry wife to Ellen Van Wyck. s3d- 900
Of Mads9nave wears ----.--......---- ZOOO
Marshall Gilbert y, lr, 10 WashburD, committee,
etc No 800 Broadway years .-..........-.-.. 1000
Reichwen. Pauline and husband 10 Second Union l. 80
Hnd Society. : 7jth-st, " Of Ave-A. yer 4OO
sys ana 18th st Sears .C. 10000
same 10 tieorse @ Kip "a ave ssh st. years 5000
sam. ears AZ a VI $500
SAME to same 2d.ave Of 3Sth-st vears..... 500
Sackman. Peter and wife 70 -ilas u Clifford, OF 800
Centra-aye OF james St years .-.-.-.--.-- 1000
'0'Sie lsLeevst s,S years 1000
sistsicr OF Zi-aSe nontLs I5OO
''V flstave. 3 Years ~ .. 1900
Solomon Morris wife To Rachel Winters. No 8 49,
Baxterst years. foU
1gife No n 3 9ah'st years ~ 1900
GstH ~ Of 4tlIaSe iustaiments 10000
gfh-ayt' years -. 10000
"rgni ai lave ave month"; 'O''i MSS 10 200
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Beon Kate to Hayemeyer = 0@V 900
fitzpatrick Edward Danziger ........-..... 1000
YORK Produce Exchange Insurance Company 10 ooo
anne ise ~ 1908
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RECORDED REAL E~TArE GRANStEH1
NEW-roEH CITY
Concord ave lot No 20. lOvjj; Ann Stewart and
another 10 Paul g De krr ...----....
1OtH.st n 3 IgI n g. OF lstavo 25S94.9 James WI
ley refer,e Frederick Autenreltn ..-... -.-
76th-st :, 100 II o! 2davc. 2otN iOI = BeIUamn
Hutchinson 10 William e. Davidson.
I34thst. lf7l1 II " Of 5t.avc, l7lOI99lli
Noses Ely. reieIee, to Kate y BellOni ----..--.--
Madison ave from 02d 10 93t- Il 2cl.5X1l.l13;
Joseph A Welch. ref, rec, 10 the knickerbOcker
L T. Insurance Company
Fnton-st No lSg (one-third part Of John ThoDe
auu to Mary InnrSs.
liythst : $, 2jD n " Of ista ave. 50xlO0 10 Pftr
Fitzpatrick and wire Ia Isaac Wright .----.--
Central ave. II y, 100 r. n Of Jam-s-St. JON2OO;
James r Angel, referee. to Peter sackman and
Vesey-s,. No 52 Hartman Vreeland and wife 10
Charles Larned. ...... .--...----. -.
East HoustOn-st. No 446 Wsburger Reich to Lewis
Eldridge-st W . 80 IL n Of Canal.st 25xlOO: Abra
ham Solomon Bertha Levy ....-------........ 2
6th.ave, No 2ll J Williamson referee 20 Laurent .
1Onnelle ...-..---..... .----- 3
g7rten and to II Dcane.
Same property; John II Deane aud wife 10 Ellen Mur
2d.ave s. 5Oh Il 3 of gSthsi, 05xi0O. Thomas
Mct ahill aud wife 10 Albert n Reitinger
57th ST. n 5. ISs II Of Madis0n-sve. loIlDO.6; VII
lam Iadd, Jr. and wife u Charles Durant, j !
63ds 22S.g r. g OF Madison ave- l42xlOO5
KilpatTick and wife 70 Martha Bsbee .--....-..-
69th-st. s s. 100 II " Of tthave, 2OIlOO5 George
williams and wife to John TonDelle .----..- :
l26thst, 275 II " of 7th ave, l2.5NSo IL Jane
Piatt and husband 10 Arabea Bogsrt---...-
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tilusieal ynsirumsnts.

TEAKE NOTICE.-UpOn my return from Eu-
rope, 1873 ADVERTISED largely Beatty oner tor THIS
month beautiful piano upright plrler orgsn style 1852
I3 stDps sWcs SETS Of reeds weight boxnd 800
pounds mouoposs price about $J4o y price only sso 20
great was the demand worked at the factory Ill 10
% M 10 MI Orcr Ths unparalleled Oner Is extended until
turther notice To IT, however order now New pianos
s2 $50 SlI5 UPWARDS organs 900 10 ttiO pay
only Instruments al your Own home Latest eif
CO A. tree Address Daniel h. Beatty washington Nj
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feunres ano ,tteeIlngs.

feunres dno tttctIlugs.
COOPER UNION FREE SATURDAY NIGHT
~ LECTURES FOR THE PEOPLE IN THE GREAT
HALL AT \ OCLOCk-sATuHDAh, March TO- inc lecS1re
viii be delivered BY - .--
PROFESSOR ROBERT SPICE,
Of Rro0kiyn, n. Y. subject HEAT" illustrated to-
Tickets had gratis at the Office OF the Cooper Union
And al ID. Van NOstrand's bookstore. ~ hurtsyst
ABR ,M > HEWITT, secretary
r ECTURE.-The Rev. DR.. ECCLESTON will
deliver his well-known lecture Wesmi aster Abbey
Association Han 23det snd 4t
ave- Monday March H. al o'clock This lee
itself the enlightened public by t- Inter
esing treatment and faithful drnuatiOns Of the great SUB
rct Tickes 80 cents at Rand0lps, sehuberths Ponds,
BreutAnOs and other leading stores
V,HE NEW DISCOVERY.
i Dr HELEN A HEATH will lecture before the Man
haitian Liberal club Science Hall Eigbthst near Broad
way on psomAnia (or Drunkenness and ts cure this eye
Ing, March IL. ss b o'clock.
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9itp Rral GsIate for 5die.

VII0 htuI V5IUIt = UI JUN
FLOR SALE-A FIRST-CLASS BROWN
Il STONE DWELLING WITH ALL THE MODERN
IMPROVEMENTs on MADISONAVE-, NEAR CEN.
TRIAL PARK. LOT 25I95. THE HOUSE WAS BUILT
FOR TIE OWNERS own OCCUPANCY, AND WoU LID
he SOLD WITH THE ELEGANT FURNITURE, AT a
REASONABLE PRICE AS THE FAMILY Is GOING
TO EUROPE. APPLY TO HOMER MORGAN. Pinest
+ ENOX HILL PR0PERTY.-FOr sale In
6sthst 225 feet east O, 5t-sve four houses from Is
three Of Jbese have dining ertenAons
l6126 feet Inquire OF -.
A. MOWBRAY, on premises-
rpEN NEW HOUSES retakcn for mortgages
for sale Al and sl zoo Laurel Hill secossl bic by
street cara Il YOUNG. 20 Exchange place, room H.
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Brooklpn Real estate for Sale.

FACTORY PROPERTY-FOR SALE or to
Il LEAsE.-The premises known the Kings County
Manuaetory situated ommerciast, Greenpoint Brook
yn with frontage 100 Newtown Creek depth Of
500 feet The buildings In sound substantial condition
and we adapted for almost manufacturing purposes
For particulars spny 10 w. J. EMMETT, Panama Railroad
Company. No. 50 Wsllst York.
FOR SALE or TO LET with immediate pos
Il
lbs Remsen- st., three story building
81 Hicks-si-. three story dwelling.
lO0 Pneapple-st-. parl0r and second floor.
.39 A ans 81. second and thiId floors, q rooms.
2ls AJantics.. near Court. store and dwelling
63 Nassau st., three-stor dwelling.
GORDON l. FORD, 81 Clark st. Brooklyn.
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Anrilou Sales OF Real Gstate.

Harlem Lots at auctOn.-A. j. Bleecker. auc
Honeer sells lots l34th-st. 7thave. saturday Marc
To- ~ Exchange Saesroom II broadway Court sal
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tonsss ano farms uanteo.

HOUSE or HOTEL Wanted, furnished, to rent
ow with privilege OF purchase & n iT orr, 30
and garden near abroad station steamboat landing Ad
dress X BO1 so Tribune Office, with particulars
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JERSEY CITY PROPERTY.
RrcoRDED REAL E-TArE rRANsFEH4

Bg gicbaro 7. HGTHrtt
! 3 story brick house yltA lot. No 13 Norrs-st =
l75 IT W Of Greene st. lot 22.7x5J Tics Bennett.
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Gxrurslons.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UP.
OF 30s West Twenty tlirdst. corner Eghth-ave.;
2 East FOurtecDthst corner Union square 700 Third
ave- Ortyseventh-st at the HARLEM OFFICE, No.
1,lsI Tirdaye, Onehundred aud twenty fOurths
(Haiiem savings Bank Buildng) u2 to az regular
New-York tribune., 1879-03-14

no LET. - HOUSE = FUhNIof1f,U - IUI II
/ SIMMER SEASON a fully and handsomely furnished
stone marson al COOPERsTOWN n. Y; contains II
rooms large room abundant closets bay WINDOWS
boi ana cold water nlazza; finely ad out, with
walks everereeps and croauet lawn; carnage mouse
Ice 40 nsd ten nlnne- OtsegO Lake depot and
post orce Address owner where PotograRhs ana
diagrams be F. Il Or
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-04
To Farmers at the Co. Fair.

At the County Pair. the last day. September 10,
I will sell at auction SH0RT-H0RN BULL Of
the following pedigree:
Name-Earl Of Liberty color, red. with white
marks caived last March 25th sired by Earl Of
Hazelwood, 1906, he by Gem OF Clifton, by Chief
taio $685. Blossom I'd by Bourbon 369i-Blo.som BY
Napoleon Ass; Red Rose Sd by Fremont Ole
by Prince Albert I'd 85S; Arsbells I'd by Imp Rover
5015-Imp. Arabeila by victory 1896; Sally by Ma.
jor 2252-o'Sally by grandson OF Parorite 252. BY
Hubback $40.
This calf will be sold to the highest bidder four
months time without interest," nd half the process
will go to the Grant County Agricultural Society.
24w4 j. T. u0WDLB
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-04
A Lancaster Farm for Sale

Ny 22s acre farm, three miles north Of the
city Of Lancaster, is offered for sale
There are 100 acres under pillow, and the
whole fam is fenced
II has plenty Of timber, abundant water and
pasture.
II has a good two-story frame house, a good
frame barn, granary and other outbuildings
Offered tor sale at low price. For further
information cal on the premises.
4me JAS. s. LlVENS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-04
GOOD FARMS FOR SALE

Ten minutes walk from Court-house on
main roads leading north and northeast from
the cit one containing about i55 and the
other out IS acres. Convenient 20 high
and graded school. Good buildings. abur-
dance of water. timber, fruit, etc. Will be
sold separately or together, or in fractional
parts of either. Also if desired, farm ma
chinery. teams, etc, sufficient for uses Of
farms, very low.
For terms, etc.. enquire of the subscriber
on the premises. TN BARBER.
Lancaster. Oct 10Th. 1875.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-04

convention for the purpose Of selecting two del
egates from the Senatorial district Of Grant county
10 tho d. nocratic St2te Convention to he held al
Madnon, September 9th. to nominate State officers
IL trreby called at Lancaster, September 9th, at ~
Each Assembly district Of @. ant county will be
entitled 20 five delegates to this conve rii0n. m
yent0us Of the Assembly districts Of Grant county Ia
elect two delegates each 20 said convention, and five
delegates each TO said County convention, are here
by called to meet September at p, m. as follows
iat district at Platteville,
I'd district at Beetown,
Sd district at BOscObel
All who diasat is1ed with the methods and pol
icy Of the Republican managers, and ia favor OF gov
,rument by the people and for the beat good Of the
Of the people, without regard 70 past party
affiliations invited to take part ia this selection
Of these delegates. Dated Aug Il. 1879.
IIUGH A. MooRg.
Chairman Of the Grant County Central Committee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-04
IsITPossIBLR

That a remedy made of such common, simple
plants as Hops, Buchu, Mandrake, Dandelion,
&C., make SO many and such marvellous and
wonderful cures as Hop Biiters do /? IL must
be, for when old and young, rich and poor,
Pastor and Doctor. Lawyer and Editor, all
testify TO having been cured by them, We
mnst believe and doubt DO longer. See other
column
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-04
New Steam Ferry at Glen
Haven.

Will make regular trips between Glen Ha
ven Wis. and Gutenberg Iowa, leaving Glen
Haven $50 A. N. and p. NJ. connecting
with Passenger trains on G. d. & NJ. R. r.
The nearest and best route TO all parts OF
Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, Dakota and the
western country. Good roads. quick time
low rates and good accommodations.
If KIDD & CHANDLER Proprietors.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-04
TuERE were ,h.rty-eient ne,

THERE were ihsrty-eignt new
cases and ten deaths Of yellow fe.
yer at Memphis So urday; on San
day twenty new cas- and five
deaths on Monday sixteen new
eases and eight dea hs and on Tues.
day twenty eight cases and four
deaths.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-04
GROSS COUNTRY.

Journey ofa Journalist from Prairie du CHEN
to Waterioo-Fuli Shorthand Notes OF the
Trip Written out Ia Uncommonly Long n and
Tor the Herald CoIumns-scenes aud Incl
dents by the way-somelhlag for the Inter
prising Citizens ofseversi w est rant Tow :
ships and Villages to Read, and get Mad
About, II They Want to-"sweet scenes o.
Ny Boyhood."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-04
Stray Bull.

Broke in the premises of The subscriber, in
Bloomington, on or about the Goth day Of
July, 1879. a one year old red roam grade
bull, no other marks notIced. The owa er is
requested to come and prove property, pay
damages and take said bull away.
22w4 BALLANTINE BROS.
Bloomington. Wis, August, 3. 1879
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-04
Dissolution of Partnership

The partnership heretofore existing between
Gottfried Prior aud A. G. Prior. at Csssve, urder
the name OF @ Prior Son. has this day been dis
solved by mutual agreement of parties.
g Prior will continue at the old stand TO wait tn
all his old customers and as many new may
favor him with call, and TO him sll acc cunts due
the firm must be paid The fact that A. c. Prior is
about open q stock Of goods at Glen Haven mst r..
IL nperativeiy necessary that all should be
speedily settled.
Cassvilie, August 18th. 1879.
GoTrrRIRD PRIOR
24w4 A.C.ThIOR
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-04
To Whom it May Concern.

This is to notify all persons that my son
Charles Z Blunt is permitted to contract for
himself and do business for himself and pay.
ments made to him for services rendered by
him will be valid. His time is his own, |
will not hold others responsible for his acts
or be responsible for his acts or liabilities
25w4* SARAH f. BLUNT
Wyalusing, Wis, Aug %, 1879.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-04
Still They Come!

Six good photographs for si.oo has kept
me busy Time will be extended while you
make 1t lively. In the mran;iue bring Your
friends pictures and get them enlarged
Just note these prices: s 10 photographs
taken life itself. Sl.00 Any kind Of pic.
lures enlarged for $500. 4. WELCOME.
Bloomington. Wis. lq
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-04
Second Assembly District RepublI-
can Convention.

The Republican Electors of the Second As
sembiy District will hold delegate conven.
ton at Beetown on Saturday September 20M
1879, at o'clock p. NJ, for the purpose of
nominating candidate for member of the
Assembly. Towns viii be allowed the usual
representation. II is suggested that in the
absence of action of town committees, the
primary meetings in the several towns for the
selection of delegates, be held on Saturday
the 18th at the usual hour and place of hold
ing such meetings. 4, +. BALDwGS, Chm
+. S. ROCKWELL,
d. b. STEVENS,
G. w. WHEELER,
A. HUMPHREY,
2nd Assembly District Committee
f.-.-.-- no $3.50
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-04
Notice.

TO all sshom il may concern !: That give to
my son Francis NJ Lyster his time and Tree
dom from this date TO transact business for
himself. win not claim any of his earnings
nor be responsible for his contracts
FRASKLIs LISTER.
Dated st jamestown, Wis. January !, 1879
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-04

The Republicans of Minnesota
have renominated G v. Prll,bu,y
for Governor.
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UNREDEEAiED LANDS.
Tax Notice-For Deed.
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK i
LANCASTER. Grant Co., Wis, Aug. 81, 1873. !


OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK.l
LANCASTER. Grant Co., Wis, Aug. q, 1923
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOL-.
IN lowi ing described lands and village lots in the
county Of Grant and State Of Wisconsin we're sold by
the Treasurer of said county the 8th day OF May
1877 for the delinquent tax es OF 1876.
The amount set opposite each tract of land and VIII
iage lot, is the amount Of tax interest and charges
due thereon pnted up to the last day of redenp
ton.
Now, therefore, unless the taxes and charges are
paid on the following described tracts of land and
village lots, on.or before the sth day OF May, a. b..
1880, the same will be conveyed by tax deed to the
purchasers, according to the provisions OF law.
LAMENTATIONS. -e, east; ne, northeast Sc.
southeast W, west; NV. northwest; sw, southwest;
n, north 8, SOUTH CON- cemme Dg; beg beginning;
run, running; acre; blk. blocks ft, feet; ks, links;
CHI, chains; ada addition; pit part; adj, adjoining ex
except; nnd, undivided; cor. corner; Or u quarter
frac, fractional
Tcpa ], Range l--Hdzel Green.
Description Sec To aohom assessed. Am't
NJ SEA and sea se4 i6 Bernard Budka 30 co
Filiage Of Loscer Hasei Green.
Description See To ,o,oas assessed, Amt
Ont-ot on Edwards add. John hnch. IS
Torn 2, Range l--snelser.
Description Sec TO rhom assessed, Amt
Sea- sWM G ID Fuler q 75
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-04

"MES are frequently like tea--the
real strenth and goodness ara not
property drawn out until they have
been in hot water
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-04

INVENTORS who desire to procure Patents Of
theUnited States and else where for their in-
yentions, as well as others interested in
Patents already granted, will, on application
to the publisher of this paper be furnished
with pamphlet of reliable information in re,
lation thereto, free Of charge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-04
Special Notices.
GEORGE GIBBS

Manufacturer and Dealer In all kinds of Hu,
man Hair, such as Braids, Curls and PUTS.
Old work specially, and coloring warranted
not to fade. Csmbings made up in the most
approved manner, roots all one Way. Leave
yonr orders at my Barber Shop, or at my
house. GEo. GiBBs,
SO -5lm6 Lancaster, Wis