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Old DR.. johnson was ! benefactor.
Seveuty.6ve years ago he invented what
10 now called Johnson's Auodyne Liui.
ment, the wonderful auccess of which in
tho cars Of diseases Of tho head, throat
aud lungs is truly astonishing. No
family should be without it.
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THE OHIO CAMPAIGN.
What Shernan's Organ Says.

Washington, Juus e.-The Republic
can, 1t this city, generally acknowl
edged to be the personal organ Of
Secretary Sherman, sage Of the Dr. m
"crs'ic ticket in OHIO: 1T 10 the
sl'esrest nOnsense to talk sh.,at the
Democratic combinations 10 Ohio be.
Ing weak ones. The ticket 10 by
twenty thousand vo,~a strooeer than
any other which the De,uocrsts could
l'sve pat In the 6sld; and there 10 M
good {" emo ft"m concesline thi.
fact ir"m ourselves or others. IT,
es'ry the State Ut Ohio the. R~publi.
can party m"st s<lrct ito ablest IRA.
e"ra, put tho c"nduct Of tho cam.
Psieo 10 the hands 1T it, meet esq, r,
organizer, and tl'sa make tho 6ght on
the disreputsble and antitrust. worthy
character OF tho political party I"
which 0eoa Ewing aud Rice belong.
Tho co"fest which d aboue to take
place 10 Ohio I. In % srnse Z loesl on~.
Ohio 10 The ehosrn ground upon which
the battle betwre0 tho Republican
party and the Democratic party k,r
the possession Of the Government in
1850 10 to he fought out. To attempt
I" belittle Geo. Ewing 10 only ~ dis
tract attention from tho real Issue.
Tho Dem"crxts' have very stillfaIly
chOoeo their leader. fDr he n 4 strnnn
man, Of high personal character,
ability - . speaker, 6oe personal
presence and Extraordinary populsri-
~. Moreover, he be- tho ADVANTAGE
Of h"lding views % what 10 the popn~
lar eide Of the money. question in
Ohio. They who sesk TO make votes
for the Republican party By slande,-
ing the Demoeraiie candidate arc
only doing harm to themselves. There
ts oos overwhelming teaooo vby Gen.
Ewing sboold not Do elected, aud
only one, and that 10 that no beloDao
to tho party which 10 1870 has con.
troll Of tho Congress If The United
"a It a|so, 10 1854, had con.
troll of tho Congress Of tho Conf+de
rate States." The editor If the ShAr.
mao organ also says ".Thers Il ao..
Dther fact which we may q veil 70.
sc"g"'3e It once: Ths' domination Of
S !. Ewing 4skes tho baekboue ont
= sls National party 10 Ohio. In
That State Geo. Ewing 10 regarded 10
better 0Ieenhacker than Gen. Piatt
he nominee at the Rationale. I am
'n'irs'y satis6sd, from conversations
which ! have had With prominent
'reenbackers. thst their party does
ut intend to make 40 active can wa
I'D that SINNER OF later Gen. ,Piatt
'ill be withdrawn" - 4
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIPF'S SALE.
Hill 4 Co., 70. Caroline Mysk
Parish Court, Parish Of Natchitstlsk
No. 81. b
10y virtue Of writ of Fl. Fl. iaoaDl +
ID tho above entitled and uuabaG.
suit and to me directed, / have 49, ~!
and will offer for sale to tho LIT c.
highest bidder ut the door Of the c.!
House in the city aud parish Of No.
toches, on y #
Saturday, July S. 1879
At u NJ, the following described p
t., to.wit: ~
A certain lot Of ground situated = =.
city Of Natehitoches, on the West ias
Second Street, below Bayou 4nei
measuring sixty.seven and . hak. j
front, on said Street, with . ds =
two hundred and forty feet. ta.
with the buildings and improv9nc.
thereon, acquired by Defendant M
Myers, by Act Of date 92d Deoenes
ls66.
1erm. of Sale: y
Cash-subject to appraissmsst
L. 4. DEBLIECX,.
May u. ehalk
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Sheriff. Sale.

Sherl&'S Sale.
Levy T. Philips W. Francois Derbsnaa
Parish Court-No. 1884.
pY VIRTUE ofs writ Of Fl. r1Ae
- sued in the above entitled and oh,
bered sait and to me directed, / IAN
seized and will offer for sale to the -
and highest bidder at the door OF .
courthouse :! ). in tho city and psriA 4
Natchit'ches on
Saturday the 2lst day Of Jsne. lH1,
between the legal hours of SALE thu hl
lowing described property, to xit:
Six head of horses.
One yoke OAen.
Terms of sale-Cash with tho barn.
of appraisement. = Ial {
L. A, DEBLIEUX.
June 7'tds. Sheriff
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SheriR's Sale.
L. Caspari vs.. Taylor Craig.
Parish Court No. 1861.

Parish Court No. 1861.
DY VIRTUE Of aAoeit of seizure II
ID sale in the above entitled aud -,
''*red suit and to me directed l have ellIb
al and will otter for sale to tho 1T 6
highest bitlGer at the door Of tho ca
honse, in tho City aud parish Of Nstek
tocher, on Joy ~
Saturday tho 2lst day cfJsne, ls9,
between the legal hours Of sale, tho r.
Logging described property to wit:
The northwestern quarter Of soella
twenty.fonr township seye,h ranss u
containing one hundred and sixty ~
more or less, together With the bsillisC
ami improvements thereon, being g.
same land ind improveme uts acquired \
the present vendor from, Samuel Ps,a)
Sheriff Of thu Parish Of Natehiteahes .
Sheriff's Sale made on the "a d1tS 4
Apri' $50 in the suit entitled L. CaslI
Individually and a. administrators Of ].
Janin Va. Flavious j. Mathews. -----z5EEs
Terms Of Sale,
CAsH-snbject to apprisement.
u,u -, La EBLlEuz,
0sos
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.ESTRAYED.

4 Ray mare mule ahout Il hands
n high, branded "C' on the right
The owner can have tho same
by proving property and paying cost If
advertisement.
JONES JOHNSON.
Lake Acasa, 1, miles sonth Of
Natchitocl'es, La.
June 14.-3t 50.
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I. 49, 4. f.ff3. .S-s.tstsf sSsfrtJ4I
/. !. = 1870 - - asssa'.
o1s 4 ~ vsald, ~
1850 CASs1sy Cssailiso
- ~. :! I! ! Annsr easlls, sassp.
g -. ~ yuvy,,t .llsoase
y ! - Y es(G., Ne ~
~ h. A. - >. 49, 49, -
GD6S uks .''sssa 80.
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ESTRAYED.

Natchitoches Parish, La, !
May 3M, 1872
CSTRAYED before the undersigned
u authority by l., W. Stephens. a bay
horse branded JB on the left shoulder;
three white feet, white blaze on his
face. Appraised ut frty dollars.
D. F. WILLIAMS,
juno l4.-3t. Up. Ward .
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BLOOD ED STOCK,

THOROUGHBRED Short Horned cat.
L tic, COtswold and Sonthdown Sheen
and Berkshire Hogs. Delivered on board
steamboat at Alexandria, Rapi,les PR.
isl', where the stock has been ,,astared
since the Fall of 1877 and 1873.
Terms Reasonable.
Apply to j. NJ. ARMSTRONG.
Fell Sly. Alexandria, LA.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
nNE Of Leeds stationary engines with
" vertical tubular boiler twelve or
fifteen horse power; lot of usefnf
wrought iron consisting Of cart and
wagon axles and fixtures two of Pages
hOrke pOve's. saw mill fixtures lot Of
old castings, and new gin brush for GO
saw Pratt stand, to b. had at a bargain.
For parti 'ulars apply to
HENRY NJ. HYAMS.
Gaienh,e Plantation near Campte.
June ! It 81,
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ys1srssood and remembered that !
~ 10 10 owo hand to prevent tn
Ssoplstios Of tho court, prevent tn
lessgssstion Of . fraudulent Execu
- .uw eIoetl0n. Blu
II. he cake Of peace il did submit
AID, what 10 the resals =
.aAhss only two abort years the ma,
VAsss t,tls to the Presidency rests o,
ehesssy aod perjury, and who sve'
No. eou0 nat be counted 10 withou
etbsllAh and uopssdonabls forbear
,aassfs Democratic HOUSE, for
1lasaaes pasehassd By inoume'abl'
'Dooaoss ssd proa'ises If good beha-
xiss % The part Of IL. Hayes trisnd'
-this man now bss tho e6rontety
os.dsy, to defy the will At tho peopl.
~ sll the laws and tsadisioos Of fire..
J! !atllatioss, and to iosuldosly ssy ID
~ Aeases Of Cspgsess
y syss ssst not repeal these laws,
,sssspe sith' ~ leave. .Yoo naat "a,
p1A sasattioos 70 appropriation.
oespoe viii NY leavs. You meet no,
. aagt( los whassvsr except With ny
,lhSeA, nysa suse not secure sith~,
~ s)oseisss Of prevent foFcs and
oso ssespt VT NJ leave. You muss
~ ssetsol either the parse or the
$500 ssseps with ny leave. 700
- alleoblsd here to do sud sndo
Nlt1itb ~ lssvs!"
- - weld hs,s thosght, when tho
11a1ss1ls; sswardly. ssspid weakness
Z foDs.sssaas alone pa. this sau
Aoss ehsss b so~ To-, that 10 ~"
sAsss yeanhs woaId spsak thus to
OAe ksssiesa Congress
Vi IL b Tee u Oh THE 10 hod the
ni6sosssy 10 Csssrsss-thauk God,
- tie oassss-has hacked down.
- atooopt b cover thia u tao pal.
p6 . lissass. Whs have shown
AAtobss oads 10 beet up . pablic
a,efoses hsessb's 10 tho pu'p"ss IT
Ao0 pespls, and how that effort
'06oasely hiIsd-oow. 10 wsvsr, they
90 syiqs b eosesal their prsdsser-
a1saa1ss ssdsr Tie noss. eowardly Of
sobees5ssss, asiss The came argument
~ psepls % fatal 10 lo77-shat
Do1ss ~ ~ destruction Of radical.
- ~ ere 70 result from demo.
1gnlie ''boek dowss".
~, ~. We will give them no money to
Ga9eDsse thsle troops 10 the polls,
aap ~ deoessstie twaadler How
49, ~ uss Of The soldiers a..
sua1y ss ~ polk! Il Johnny Day.
eDpsst y march tbs marines from tho
.easeD assasd New York 70 tho polls
- ssesswe sisisessis tbs ssereiss Of
0l0pl 4 Whastss 70 90 IL 10.
- n6osst BOW stationed q the
,6sts II New Oslsaas 70 dragon
- ososesasis dtissss q that cit, Z
! 49, J 80 ths basks, corporations
81 radical. politicians y pot Cd
ososv - ~ ''tsssspoststiou." while
olbso ~ slsshs the soldier. in
ssoss tbAs ''shss sIsesioss nay 10 pro.
sssss6'-is ~ isssssst Of tho 70.
)oh1lsas patty
~ Sssseas Of Oh Tie principle,
3e1 10 shis seoesss : Il IL base.
e,lsgssedsss6, ssd With that sor.
49, ~ ddsss b lsls q tho mercy
1e HaJes' army" aud The iiss
- - tbas army h sssstiousd bxl
!otyuey aea
\ sal'iasl party t1ss Sc .. p,,u>
y -! ess sesyts sss deas aes deserve
49, fa',
y. 6lioal pasty that nee eosvie.
Geak % sesrags 10 assert shsu
~ - 6eoesvs = live.
AeG)l1leslpasty thas, has eosvie.
~ 81 eessaCs - svow then, yet
+ 11oas tAso. b - eostsnpsibls
. psisslplssss OH.
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a8n1Y-la ttjs pasies, q Ssnlay:
Jonp 4, 1879, .1nA 4A11uA HsnnY.
noe1ee e or ,eptimsbls lel)ew- eitIsee
-: -! Hesfy, N - ! ~ -; =
'safl? .se}lgao a;Ju' ,.s ~. ths.,
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VIM. FRENCH, Proprietor.
HAVING purchashed the business o,
IL Chambers Il BarI'ee ut this point
and secured their services, am preps,
ca to store and forward promptly, al
frelghts and cotton consigned to my care.
Rates of storage In future will be az
follows: '''
Fifteen Cents per barrel for treights.
Thirty.tive Gents per bale for Cotton.
WIN. FRENCH.
March eft.
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Rev 0sisasl Juss Il, l670.

70 OoeeoD uessess ID a.
psae ele ". Hsaiy 1s6laew, just n.
tss601 h1o A)sasadria, ialbss,sd -
yuooos6ey ~ b ~ eesstsy ~ spjn.
- pssvsils ~ tAsss = ysllsw livcr Il
~. 0Ileeoo-A y. esslegb lseestly
IN Qlla61 r. - - IN ~,
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TUFTS PILLS,

1he1r Inst effect IL to 1aefeasc tho Appeeita.
I'd cause the body TO Take ~ Flesb. thus he
sten 70 sceri.sed, and By their Tesio Ace
e9oooo are produced.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-07-24
Grant County Senatorial Conven-
ton.

The Grant county Senatorial District Con-
vention TO elect delegates to the Republican
State Convention, met in Lancaster on Sat-
urday, July 10, 1879. The Convention was
called to order by the chairman of the Re.
publican county Committee
On motion Hon. O.. G. Hathaway, of Bee
town, was elected Chairman and NJ. p. Rind-
laub chosen Secretary.
Messrs. I T. Baldwin, B. NJ Coates and
James jeffrey were appointed by the chair a
committee on credentials The committee re-
ported the following named gentlemen enti-
tied to seats in tie Convention
First DiStrict-Saml. Barstow, Warden
Anderson, JAS. jeffrey, Chas. Watson, NJ. p.
Rndlaub.
Second Listrict-Edward Pollock, G. II.
Baxter, o. c. Hathaway, DR.. Saa, T. +. Bald
win.
THIRD District-Matt. Birchard. II. d. Far
quharson, B. NJ. Coates. o. J. Arnold, Geo.
Balantine.
On motion the convention proceeded to
ballot for two delegates to attend the Repub.
lican State Convention at Madison on the
Esd instant The following named gentlemen
we're elected:
Messrs. c. II. Baxter and H. D. Farquhar-
son.
On motion adjourned.
o. q. HATHAWAY, Chm.
H. p RISDLAUB, Sec'y.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-07-24
Werley Notes.

mr. EDITOR. In passing the new village
OF Werley Station, situated in the northwest
corner of the township of Mt. Ida, it occur
ed to your correspon dent that few lines in
relation to the same would not be amss.
From its geographical position it will com.
joining towns of Marion, Mt. Hope and
Woodman. This was the first shipping
point on the Chicago & Tomah r. r. and
since last fall large number of cattle and
hogs and other products have been shipped
from this point
Weston, Miner & Co. established lumber
yard and their gentlemanly agent F. Z.
Fitch, of Woodman, has charge of the same.
James A. Faris of the same place, erected
commodious and very convenient stock yards,
scales, &c, and at present is engaged in
erecting large warehouse for Milwaukee
firm. This place has superior advantages
for the shipment of grain, &c, found at very
few R. r. stations; the handling being done
on down grade from the time it leaves the
farm wagon until it reaches the car
Speaking Of the natural advantages of
Werley reminds me that it possesses one of the
best water privileges in the state, which was
improved by the erection of saw.mill.
Capitalists looking for location where
water power is required for manufacturing
purposes should take look at this place.
grand opening is here presented to the
blacksmith and shoemaking trades, a, either
would have all the work they could do. The
ever present saloon keeper at all railroad
towns, is not wanted and need not apply.
Tho small license fee is no inducement to n
large majority Of the citizens of the township
of Mt Ida to have one horse doggery in
our midst
This sketch would be incomplete did it no t
include S, A, Elliott, postmaster aid dealer
in dry goods, groceries, &c. Also Mr. L.
Hayes carpenter and joiner, who is ever
ready to take contracts to build any thing in
his line from barn to n G. depot.
TVS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-07-24
Southern Grant Notes.

"A little child Of Mr.. Peter Benches, OF
jamestown. was buried last Friday
Little Ferdinand Sehmtt, son of Andrew
Schmitt, Of Dickeyyille, died the 10th inst
after an illness of one day and night. Ferdi.
nand was bright, active child full of anima-
ton and vigor, the pet of the household and
beloved by all who knew him,
WIN. Connen formerly of Bloomington,
now of Clear Creek, Neb., was recently
thrown from buggy by a runaway team,
breaking his collar bone and otherwise iniur-
ing him.
John Battle organized Grange OFF. of
II. at Boise Greek on the evening of the 18th
inst.
In Southern Grant the haying is all DONE
fall wheat is in the stack and most of the
oats and spring wheat is shocked Spring
wheat is damaged some by chinch bugs, but
the winter wheat is generally perfect. Oats
are of very good quality although the straw
is not so rank as usual. Corn is booming
and other crops are good. Hogs are still dy-
ing in some localities though not so many as
last week. The cool weather seems to check
ravaging disease.
Some of the farmers have adopted an
Iowa method Of drawing hay TO the stack
The hay is FIRST raked into windows. Then
with two horse rake is drawn to the stack,
where it is elevated with horse fork The
rake used to draw in with is very large
wooden one with frame to prevent the hay
from scattering. Two horses ate hitehed TO
the rake, one at each end Two boys mount
the horses and away they 50 for load Of
hay The rake needs no tender, il loads it.
self and is unloaded by turning the horses.
This is a very cheap, easy and expeditions
way of stacking hay in the field. One rake
viii draw as much hay as two men and a
boy with horse fork can stack
u. F. Ermcn has an orchard of the first
water. In II are growing all Of the fruits that
can be grown successfully in this latitude and
many that are not generally cultivated at all
in this region, Grating prunes into wild
piums he has made success Of and pears,
piums Of al kinds and small fruits he has in
abundance. Crafts he makes a speciality
and sight Of his vineyard is worth travelling
miles for. CosxoPoLIrAx.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-07-24
A Southern Civilizatlon-A South
er's View of the Situation.

La prio ing reply in the Mid
summer Holiday Scribner 10 8
recent editorial on "Southern Civil
lIzalion," DR., j. q. Holland says,
by way at explanation
There has been 81 much iniem-
perate and angry railing at this
magazine on account of recent ar.
ticle On "Southein Civilization, -
that we greet the following letter
with heartiness and give it place
10 our over. crowded columns Ooe
tn ng, however, we disclaim, viz:
that we have written q word on the
topic in sectional spirit, or that
we have written as Northerner at
ell. We have written as an Ameri-
can about the South precisely as we
have written freely abou. the North
which we are doing constantly
as an American. The argument of
orr icrmer correspondent formulat.
Cd in the familiar phrase, you're
another" is therefore not legitimate
however just his criticisms Of North
ern society may be. But as our
correspondent docs not deny the
real point of our charge neither
shall we deny the real point OF his.
1t is healthy reading for us oil,
this which shows how an intelIi
gent outsider looks upon the crimi-
nal outcome of Northern civiliza-
ton. The difference in the spirit
with which the charge Was received
and that in which The couater-
charge will be received, is, however,
suggestive. The Njrth will not get
angry about it a. the Svuth has
done, but End leseon or sugges-
ton for its o.n improvement as
the South should have done.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-07-24
PRAIRIE CITY.



The result it viii be observed was a victory
for the Prairie City club by score of "a to
20 This, however we feel justified in saying
was due to the improper ruling of the Umpire'
Mr. D. S Pulford Of Plasteville, on the 7th
inning which should have been whitewash
upon both clubs instead of four in favor of
iha Prairie Cities. The Umpire was selected
SOLELY 10y the Prairie City club and seemed
20 strongly prejudiced in favor of that club
as. In the instance above referred to, to so
rule that, after the game was closed and he
had paid over the money at stake to the
Prairie Cities as winners, he was obliged to
admit, as we are credibly informed he did,
that he had ruled improperly We would
not imply that the young man Intended to
rule wrong but that nc was unable to over
come his preiudices and enforce the rules
impartially. No one can doubt but that the
improper adding of four tallies, the number
by which the game was won, to the credit of
the Prairie City club in the seventh inning,
is what decided the game. To say the least
il is provoking to be charged with defeat
when one feels confident he has won victo-
ry and to obtain victory in such way can
not be pleasant
The Prairie Cities have played some - or
Is match games this season and are there,
fore in thorough practice while for the Ian
caster club this was the first game of the
season We regret that circumstances will
not permit the Lancaster club to so practice
as to fairly show their real ability
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-07-24
A True AIRLINE" Dispatch

Steam, electricity, girls, boys, and
ever so many other creatures,-not
to mention balloons, arrows, pigeons
and other birds,-carry the messages
of the busy world from one part to
another; and men have found out
how to make even the air their news
carrier.
| don't mean in any of the old
ways, by bugles, and whistles, and
fog horns, nor by the new methods
of air. telegraphs and speaking tubes;
but, we'll, here is what | am told
about it:
Messages are written upon bits of
paper, and these are put into a little
box. The box is round, and covered
with stuff called felt, so that it may
fit snugly into long air.tight tube
The box being in, strong blast of
air is turned on, and away goes the
box, blown to the other end of the
tube, where it strikes bell, letting a
clerk know it has arrived. To get
it back to the sending office, the air
is pumped away from behind, aud
the box is then carried on by other
air which rushes in to fill the empty
space. :
In New York the "pneumatic"
tubes, as they are called from a
Greek word meaning "to blow
are not very long ones but in Lon
don, England, the Post Office has in
use tube nearly two miles in length,
besides q good many others not
quite SO long. st. Nicholas for Aug
uSt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-07-24

Thomas Duncalf has returned from Ne
braska where he went last Spring
Herein will be found letter from our
own correspondent written at that famous
resort, Saratoga Springs.
The HERALD Office is now in telegraphie
communication with Patteville. At the hours
of and II a. m. and ] and 5 p, m regular
ly, we talk with District Attorney Beebe. In
few weeks We shall have signals so that
dispatches may pass at any hour. We
intended to have full dispatches this
morning but the wire was down last night and
was put up only in time to put in type the
fact of the denomination of the Republican
officers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-07-24
Leave Taking. Etc.

Fennimore, Wis, July 10th, 1879.
To the citizens of Fennimore and vicinity
In taking leave of my friends and patrons
in and about Fenn;more, can but extend to
them my sincere thanks for favors and pat
ronsge and many acts of neighborly kindness
that shall always love to remember.
In place where my home has been in
many respects so agreeable, my business and
social relations so uniformly satisfactory and
so agreeabiy profitable, shall eyer remem-
Der my residence among the people in Grant
county as an agreeable part OF my life.
La leaving Fennimore, | wish to commend
to all my patrons my former partner and sue
cessor DR.. Pickard, in whose ability as a ply
sician and surgeon have great respect and
as much confidence as any man | could place
in my stead.
Wishing you all every prosperity and the
doctor the success he merits,
| am most truly,
7 + TEAyrr-
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=. y. TIA HAW Al, Chm
NJ. P. RrSDLAuB, See'y.

LITTELL'S LIVING AGE.-The numbers
of THIS LIVING AGE for the weeks ending
July IL and l9 respectively, contain the fol-
lowing articles: French novels, BiacEpood
The Revival of the Warlike Power of China,
Fraser, Origin and the Beginnings of Chris,
tian Philosophy, Part II. and The Origin of the
Week Contemporary, The Critic on the
Hearth, Nnseteeatt Century. Village Life in
the Apennines. CorHhiR; Waterloo Waits,
Temple Bar j: Suspended Animation, Nature
George Eliot's Ideal Ethics, and Conserya.
tive Democracy in Switzerland. Spectator ;
Mrs. Montague, and London Caravanserai,
Saturday Rsvieic japanese View of Co
operation of Confidence. Choya Sain5asm
with the continuation of JEAs ISGELow S
Sarah de Berengern and Mss KEARY's
"Doubting Heart the conclusion Of aThe
Professors Niece" and the usual amount OF
Poetry.
For hftystwo such numbers Of sixty four
large pages each Tor more than 5000 pages a
year., the subscription price 1881 Is low :
while for $1,000 the publishers Offer to send
any one of the American 81 monthlics or
weeklies with TRe Lisiay Age for year, both
postpaid. LitteIi & Co., publishers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-07-24
Base Ball.

The game Of Baseball played here on Sat.
urday last between the Prairie City club Of
Prairie du Chen and the Lancaster Nine was
OF unusual interest and witnessed by many Of
our citizens
The following score will doubtless surprise
those who are familiar s.lh Base Ball play
'ng, as it shows the best playing on the part
Of the loosDg nine