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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-04
The Exposition Building at Osh-
kosh, Wisconsin.

The citizens of Oshl osh have.
th their usua' liherslity, Just
completed q mammoth Exposition
Building for the Fairs of the North.
ern Wis. Ag1. Society, which g
one of the finest in the countrr.
The size of the building is 400
by so, and is very much on the
plan of the Exposition Building at
Chicago.
Everything. but stock, will here
after be exhibited in the building,
there being room for sIl, and &C.
Communications for visitors besides
30 that ev 9 ould it be storm.y i,
will not interfere with the fair
The Building will be formally op
ened by grand Harvest Home
dance Sept 2nd. Music by Lever
ance and Wi liams Band of Miiwau
kee, and American Cornet Band o.
Oshkosh-40 pieces. Excursion
rates on all Rail Roads. The 10 b
annual fair viii commence Sept. Is
Foil Information respecting eth
CT event will b promptly furnish
ed on application, by the Secretary
| r. ID. Torrey, Oshkosh. Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-04
The Queue Ordinance.

In April, 1878, Chinaman in San
Francisco was convicted under a city
ordinance relating to lodging. houses
of being found sleeping in an apart
ment not so large as the law required.
He was hned ten dollars, and in de-
fault OF payment, was seat to prison,
where the sheriff ordered his queue
TO be cut off. He made complaint as
a subject Of the Emperor OF China
against the sheriff for maltreatment,
the maltreatment consisting Gin hav-
ing wantonly and maliciously cut Off
the queue of the plaintiff, queue be-
ing worn by all Cinnamon, and its
deprivation being regarded by them
as degrading and as entailing future
suffering"
The case camo before the U. S.
Circuit Court for California, whore 1t
was tried, Justice Field OF the u. S.
Supreme Court presiding and giving
the decision, which is that the c;ty
ordinance was unconstitutional aud
invalid, beng an assumption OF State
suthor.y,a form of special legislation,
and unnecessary either as a matter
OF discipline or az a sanitary regula-
ton. And he adds:
"The claim put forth that the
measure was prescribed as one of
health, rs VIGOROUSLY mere pretence
A treatment to which disgrace is at
tached, and which is not adopted as
means of security against the es-
cane of the prisoner, but merely TO
aggrayate the severity of his confine-
ment, can only be regarded es a pun
ishment additional to that fixed by
the sentence. If adopted in conse.
quence of the sentence, it is punish
ment in addition to thai imposed by
the Court if adopted without regard
to the sentence, it is wanton cruelty"
The judgment Of the Court was in
favor of the Chinaman.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-04

A METHODIST minister named j.
w CSrhart located at Oshkosh, ia
making it lively for the brethren of
his church who belong to the North
ern Wisconsin Agricultural Society
and who encourage and aid the grand
harvest bali" which is to come off
September %, at the new Exposition
Building. as part of the programme
Of the Northern Fair. 1t is UNDER
stood that Secretary Torrey, who has
long been pillar in Carbart's sane
mary, has already been ex.com-
municated by the rate lheologian.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-04
nrEIrIAL DIR kCTORY
aTSTYEsS DIRECTORY
--
gents,

IssSg Ba)0Ks GENERAL COLLECTION Agent
y ,pd convey nicer Bloomington, Wis. Titiesi nyes
tisi'ei and perfected Collections promptly attic nd
4lt1 References gwen when desired.
I acLAUGHLIN, LAW COLLECTION ANDIN
J ,crance. Office opposite First National Bank
Bascobsl. Wis. will attend pr0mptlyto business en-
trusted to his care 3l-46
IDaNJoNEs, PATCH GROVE, GRANT COUNTY
y Wis Notary Public and Convey ANGER, General
election agent. Also special Treasury Agent fer
state Of Wisconsin, to whom Hawkers and Peddlers
.ho.' 'appty for State License. 33-15iy
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-04

THE reason why young ladies
make good arehers is. they are used
TO beaux.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-04

a BIG head is no more an evidence
of brains than paper collar is of a
shirt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-04

,g,n.I advertisements payable quarterly; same
rest .u4rterlY without extra charge.
Advertisements set to double column 70 per cent
rfTt
81 uess cards lines or less, IS per snuum each
extra iueSl.
E.trag Notices, II one animal be described : ~
lor weeks; each additional animai described IN
,us notice 50 cents
speeial notices and business notices in news type
10 cent. por line first Insertion; cents per line
each subsequent insertion.
NdVasce pay required for transient soSsf !iie
qtsbt- Com inissoners Notices, Attachment Notices
,ni E.tray Notices tof animals taken upl.
An kinds OF Job Printing promptly and neatly
executed Terms Cash 90 delivery OF WORK.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-04

Head. nerves. kidneys, bladder womb, and blood,
Affections Of the urinary organs, gravel scrofula
rheumatism, catsrrh, asthms, bronchitis, dyspep.
sis, &c.
Or. Prices reputation has been seQuiredby candid.
honest dealing and years OF successful practice
NY practice, not one Of experiment, bot founded on
laws Of nature, with years fexperence and evidence
20 sustain e. does not tear down. ke sick 10 make
we'll, no harsh treatment. no triffng M nstteriug
we know the cause aud the remedy needed; no guess
work. but knowledge gained by years Of experience
in the treatment OF chronic diseases exelEsyeiy 10
encouragement without . prospect. Candid in our
opinions reasonable in our charges. claim not to
know everything, or cure everybody, bat do lay
elsimr reason and common sense. We invite the
sick, matter what their aiiment, 10 call and in
vesugste before they abandon hope make nterrugs.
;eas and decide Tor themselves IL will cost nothing
as cousultstionis free. Visits made regularly.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-04
MY '1P1atforr,"

me maEing ofWagoDs. Buggies, Vehicles of all
and Farm Machinery, stili goes q at the Old
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-04

- xszs.. REGuLARMEETINGs oFMIssIs.
{ - 49, slPPI Valley Lodge, No. So o. o. r.,
- sss<Are held at their Hall, In Lancaster,
everS w ednesday .stT:30 PEN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-04
Auctioneer

tIr RArpU ~ = = :,
Gated stNorthAndovsr, Grsntco. Terms reas
.ue1'r b0mi0s
CuARLEs VINCENT, BRITISH HOLLOW WIS.
y Anctoneer and Collector. Business attended 10
promptly 10 all parts OF Grant County.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-04
To The FARMER
WOOD WORK PAINTING AND ironing

Is all done in the shops 9th sam. estabiishm
and all by fret class workmen.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-28
THE CIRCUS TO-DAY.

The long waited for circus pitches its tent
in this city to-day, and there will be a mat
inee and an evening performance. lester-
DAYS Gold Hill NetCs gives it the subjoned
6 supplementary send off ''Chiarini's circus
canvass was we'll filed last night, there being
about 5000 people present. The grand
entree displayed the excellent training Of the
horses, and gave some of the riders chance
to show their skill Signor Bartolo, the man
serpent went through some truly wonderful
contortions. The zebras introduced by Mr..
Sylvester were pretty little beasts, but the
trained huanacos made the most fun, from
the fact that they were liable to fly the track.
The riding by CASTILLO was very good, as was
that of l.. Lee and Miss Watson. As a dis
play of fine shape, Miss Sarah Fergus ira
peze act was a success. Miss Rose and Harry
Lee were applauded for their equestrian
vision" Victorelli and Cardela proved them
selves to be the champions on the horizontal
bar Master Charley Watson evinced de-
cided pleasure in going through a difficult
hurdle act. Mr.. Bartholomew gained great
applause ny tue WONDERFUL performance ol
his trained bronchos The way in which Mr..
Wilson handled the fierce Bengal tigers was
perfectly blood curdling. The feature Of the
evening was, without doubt, the introduction
Of the pure Kentucky horse Monte Cristo,
mounted by Signor Charini without strrups,
and going through a number of interesting
maneuvers and evoluiiuns. The gentleman
gave also wonderful exhibition Of power
over the intelligent horses Prince and Duke.
The tumbiug by members of the company
was creditable. Taken in all the perform
ance is most satisfactory, and worthy the pat
ronage Of the public
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-28
DISTRICT COURT.
him

The following business was disposed of yes
terday
State vs. William Pierce, charged with
murder plaintiff moved for a continuance of
trial on the ground that several material wit
nesses were absent. Motion argued and sub
mitted. BY order of the Court the case was
continued to the Goth of November. Wit
nesses for the State and defense were each
placed under 81 900 bonds for their appear
ance. BY order of the Court the Clerk was
instructed to draw orders on the County
Auditor for stipulated sums, to defray ex-
penses of witnesses for plaintiff.
Court adjourned to 10 o'clock to-day.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-28
OUR ADVERTISERS.
CARSON BREWERY.

Wandering around morning or two ago,
looking at the bright flowers Ornamenting the
gardens of some of our neat cottages, and
lingering under the foliage which the morning
breeze was tossing to and fro, we passed in
front of large brick building we had never
seen before and wondered what it was. The
outbuildings of solid masonry, the carriage
way into the grounds, and a peep at more
buildings i'll the rear, convinced US that we
had struck some public institution. Stepping
roundings, we saw to our surprise a sign peep
ing through the thick branches, Carson
Brewery" and we knew at once it was Klein's
Beer Foundry, but we never supposed that
there was an establishment of that size in
Carson. Everything seems on a large scale
and in fine condition, and we congratulate
Mr.. Klein on his nicely appointed place. If
We didn't belong to the Good Templars, We
would like to sample few kegs of that beer,
but we know it is good, all the same
JOHN Z. CHENEY
Keeps very select stock of family groceries
and great many choice articles which he
makes a speciality. His store is in the Adams
block, corner of Carson and Telegraph streets
THE EAGLE MARKET.
There is no better place in the country for
families to deal than at Matt Rinckeps market,
in the Rinckel building. Matt sells at the
lowest prices, delivers promptly and his meats
are all first class, and we are glad to recon-
mend him
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-28

SUPPOSED TO BE INSANE.-Joseph Billy
mac, the old man who was arrested on Mon
day last for the attempted commission of an
unnatural crime, is supposed to be insane, OF
he plays the insane dodge very cleverly. Yes
terday he painted up his face with some odds
and ends of colors found in the Jail room.
He asked Deputy Sheriff Powers for some
carpenter tools SO he could cut a window
through the top of his cell. He acts very
queerly in many different ways. To his fell
low prisoners he tells all sorts of stories as to
what he has been and is. He claims to have
been worth $500, 900 at one time, but that
certainly is hallucination of disordered
brain, for he bears none of the traces of an
affluent past. He ought to be examined by
one or two competent physicians.
POLICE COURT Edward Sweeney, charged
with committing assault and battery on a
Chinaman, was found not guilty by jury
who did no leave their seats. Peter Dupuir
filed complaint against Emma Jones, aged
thirteen, for committing assault and battery
On the plaintiffs little son. II was proven
that the girl is of unsound mind, and the
Court declined to entertain the charge.
A CHEEKY BURGLAR.-On Tuesday night
one or more burglars effected an entrance into
the Bank Exchange saloon. They only found
three bits in the drawer, which they appro-
priated to themselves Disguised with
their slight haul, they left note for Mr.
Brown, the proprietor, which read: "Have
more money and keep your dog at home next
time. BURGLARS"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-28
BRIEF MENTION.

ONAO
Hon. R. NJ Daggett passed up on the light
ming yesterday morning.
A daily mail service has been established
between this city and Benton.
A wagon load of legally exterminated dogs
was taken OUT of town yesterday.
What's become of the long promised show
ing in the Cowing & Zabriskie Minel
An assessment of fifteen cents per share
has been levied by the Hussey Mining Com
pany.
The southern stage brought in two bars of
bullion from Belleville yesterday, consigned
to Wells, Fargo X Co.
Burglars entered the Carson brewery on
Tuesday night, and were rewarded to the tune
of six bits for their trouble.
As yet the dog man has not taken in the one
hundredth part of one per cent. of all the un-
tagged yelping ours in town.
Mr.. w. N Eddy, President of the Santa
Barbara Bank, at Santa Barbara, Cal, is in
the city, stopping at the Ormsby.
II
very sick at Petaluma, but thinks he is con-
valescent. He is afflicted with an liberated
stomach.
Capt. Thomas Buckley, one of the most
popular mining superintendents of Bodie, was
in the city yesterday, and passed on to the Bay
last night.
Last night was cold enough for overcoats
on the street, and three pairs of blankets on
the bed No need for parlor stoves yet, how
ever, for the hot weather has not taken its
final leave for the season.
United States Supreme Judge, the Hon.
Stephen J. Field, will be in Carson Mon
dav, September | St, and will preside in the
u S. Circuit Court Attorneys throughout
the State, please take notice.
The latest from San Francisco is that Kali
loch is out of danger Charles De Young
directs his paper from his cell, and Mike
seeks the seclusion of the City Prison every
night to insure his personal safety.
Harris Brothers will begin moving to their
new and spacious store, diagonally opposite
the Opera House, to-day. When they get |
fully settled they will have as complete an
as can be found in the State.
Yesterday Was the toughest time seen on
Lake Tahoe for many years the white caps ran
high, very nearly swapping all the
sailing crafts on that sheet of water so SAYS
Hank Monk, but everybody knows Hank is
the Champion -.
Passengers on yesterdays Bodie stage state
that the excitement there, among the miners,
safe for Mr. Daily to 60 back. 1t is stated
hat certain parties have sworn to take his
ife upon sight in that camp
Night before last man gave Chinaman an
beating on King street, near the
The Celestial was rescued by
lalf dozen neighbors who heard his cries and
alls for help. What the provocation for the
Ssault was, could not be learned.
A clerk in the employ of Ivancovich fired
wo tramps out of his stable, on Fourth
treet, last evening. He states that he closes
he stable every evening, but two or three
ines in the week he finds it open in the NOR
ing, 1t is likely used by tramps as lodging
ouse.
The new proprietors of the Ormsby House
re rapidly reviving the former popularity of
hat establishments. The table is second to
one in the State, and the attention accorded :
, guests is all that can be wished for
Iessrs. Sharp Brothers deserve to prosper,
hich they certainly will.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-28

DoCToR DE FREYE, the well known SPECIAL
let, can now be consulted at the Arlington
House, room No. g. Persons afflicted with
chronic and special diseases will d. we'll to
avail themselves of this opportunity by call
ing at once at the doctors office, since he will
remain here but short time. Consultations
free. Nv \
EVERYBODY likes it, it is pleasant to take
and prompt physic. If you are bilious or
constipated, try it. The great anti-biious
remedy, syrup of figs. For sale by all drug
gists. a12.
SYRUP of figs cleanses the system and puri
fes the blood. 1t cures biliousness, consti
patton, etc. For sale by all druggists.
SYRUP of figs cleanses the system and puri
fees the blood, cures bilousness, constipation,
etc. For sale by sll druggists.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-28

DEPARTURES. The following passengers de
parted on the southern stage yesterday morn
ing: Miss Nagle, w. J. Paidey, Peter
Holmes, John James, wife and child, Mrs.
Pixley and two children, Charles Birhin, }
.. Shirley, Chas. Cobb, II. Hancock, A
Ross, J. Shaw, j. S. Gilbert, r. D. Bogart,
j. c. Ogden, wife aid daughter, S. L. Lee,
M. Jennings, NJ Conner, NJ. WEIGH, Pat
Carney, one Chinaman.
W1NDY-A very refreshing zephyr has been
cavorting around-for two days, and it became
quite lively Oh Wednesday night, tossing
the shade trees up generally, and causing a
rustling among the leaves which soothed one
to rest, like a hail storm beating tat too on a
tin roof, and We saw some heavy limbs laying
in the street which had been twisted off by
the force of the gale.
THE Stage yesterday says:
What is the matter with the people of Car
son? Yesterday passed without a new case
of rape, seduction or elOpement being devel-
eped
1t is because very few Virginians have been
here for the past day or two. The perma-
nent residents Of this city are never guilty OF
these crimes.
ARRIVALS The following passengers
rived on the southern stage Yesterday after
noon Capt Buckley, L. d. Buckley, V.
Funbeck, n. r. Buckly, L. d. Billnger, H.
West, Mr.. Benson and brother, Mary Fare
Miss Middleton, VIM. WoodliH, +. D. Nichols,
j. Clarke, two Cinnamon.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-28
LAND PATENTS

The following patents were issued at the
State Surveyor Generals office yesterday:
Francis Mccormick Northeast quarter of
southeast quarter section "a, township II
north, range 1910 acres,
Amos Dickey Lot 2 of northwest quarter
section 6, township II north, range 10; west
half of lot 2 of northeast quarter section 6,
township II north, range 10; south half of
southeast quarter section SO, township IS
north, range 5000 $1,000 acres.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-28

Coon APPOINTMENT. - Mr.. Charles F.
Reynolds has been appointed official reporter
of the Sixteenth Judicial District Court of
California, and will be located at Bridgeport,
Mono County. The appointment is an ex-
cellent one for the Court, as Mr.. Reynolds has
the reputation of being one of the most effc-
lent photographers on the coast,
PERSONAL w. o. Mills, one of
the directors, and e. F. Oatman, Secretary of
the Eureka and Palisade Railroad Company,
are in the city, and stopping at the Ormsby
House.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-28

The BEST Spring Medicine an /
Beautifier Of the Complexion In use
Cures PimpIes, Boils, Blotches, Neo
ralgia, Scrofula, Gout, Rheumatic
and Mercurial Pains, and all Dis
eases arising from a Disordered stats
of the Blood or Liver.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
mh22m3
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-23
pms yoWNsgTp

ED. DEMocRAT-Sleighing is the iavorte pastime
Of both old and young In our neighborhood at
present, and has been for several weeks past
Our young folks are taking advantage Of the
unusually good facilities for getting around, and
consequently, parties, oyster suppers, and spell
ing schools are quite numerous
The teachers of Paris township schools are
holding weekly institutes at present, aud great
benefit is realized therefrOm by teachers, pupils
and in fact by everybody attending them.
Paris township has a live and efficient corps OF
teachers all alive to sense Of their duty and
and aware Of the great responsibility resting upon
them as educators of the young and as 1T models
for the rising generation, and what is more, they
are ALL or at least great majority OF them, good
sound, faithful, and intelligentyOung Democrats
and the time is coming when some of them will
cease their present labors to enter the halls of
legislation.
"Charlle jones' hltched his colt up the other
day to enjoy a ride in his new sleigh The last
seen of him he was sitting astradde OF the road,
quoting from profane history and mutterlng ev.
cry now and then to himself "Chestnuts." He
arose to his feet Just In time to see his colt dlsap
pear over the brow of a neighboring HILL and as
he further gazed about him he beheld his sleigh
(or what was left ofiD leaning against friendly
sapling, Having exhausted his vocabulary he
gathered together the remains Of his once belov.
ed sleigh, aud 1t is now at the shop undergoing
repairs Charlie says he never did fancy colts
anyhow. More anon. PMPERNELL.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-23
AEoqHER sUccfssF1L MACHINE.

G. Aultman q Co have lately added an improve
ment to the Cauton Monitor engine, making,
what is known as "a helper" That is, aD engine
that assists the horses in It's own locomotlon,
The machine is powerful enough TO move inef,
besides thresher and water tank, and with the
addition Of a very few pounds can he made a
veritable traction engine with guiding bppo
ratus needing no horses whatever; but toe law
prohibits In this and several other Dtatys the
moving Of an engine, without horses attached on
the public highway; and a traction engine can
not therefore, be used But the helper will un-
d1ubtedly be received with much favor by far.
mers, az 1t will ouly require the use Of one team,
and one team would be required under any cir.
oumstanCes To 'set' the machine. The Monitor
Engine Itself has been the most successful piece
of farm machinery, perhaps, ever manufactured,
Itsprung into immediate use and favor 1t sur
passed other engines In so many essential points
that 1t has had almost no competitor The trac-
ton or helping engine will In all probability be
just as much success having added but few
hundred pounds to its weight instead Of thou.
sands as is the case with all other helpers over
which 1t has many other points of superiority, in.
Guiding the compound motion which enables the
machine to turn in any direction with perfect
ease and without sliding one wheel, With this
engine farmer or thresher may with the aid o.
one team to guide his machine move his engine
thresber, and tank, from place to place, In all
probability only few of these machines will be
manufactured this season, but that II will finally
be successfully manufactured and sold, there is
no doubt in the minds Of those who have
seen 1t work.