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MAIL R.AGS

like the samples Of this Department; also for fur
nishing MAIL BAGS conforming IN materials and
sizes to The official samples, but of different construc
tion and impr. yod patterns OF which bidders are to
furnish samples.
Specifications ofthe kinds Of Mail Bags and Of the
conditions and requirements relating to proposal,
contracts, &C. as well rs forus Of bidding, will be
furnished on application by letter to tho Second AS
sistant Postmaster-Goneral. No proposal will be
considered which shall not have been submitted In
accordance with such specifications and forms.
The contracts which may be made win bo in con
iornty to the specifications aud the accepted pro-
posa!s Tho right Is reserved, however, to reject any
all the proposals.
JAS. N. 1YNER,
National Republican., 1880-10-27
! NTTED STATES MARsHAEs SALE:

By virtue OF writ ofvcnditioni cNponas issued out
OF the clerks olCe of the supreme Court Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia and to me directed will sell "
public SALE or cash, at tho courthouse door of said
District, on MONDAY, tile stli day OF November,
$50 NJ I: o'clock ma all the rght title, claim aud in
terest nr the de endnut, John q. stafford IN aud to
Tie following described property, to WIT Lots 12 ~
aud - Ia square hu and west half of lot - ~ square
4H IN the city of Washington, said District together
with all and singular the improvements thereon,
levied uron as the property OF John q. Stafford to
satisfy execution No I5b7J ut law, in favor OF Gilbert
Vanderwcrken, use of A. u Grunwell.
FREDK DOUGLASS.
SEPTEMBER 49, 1850 u. $. Marshal. ID. @.
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.oLEY, Auctionccr, Sii Seventh street n. W.

Will sell at public auction on TUESDAY, October
20, commencing at 10 O'Clock II. M, aud continuing
rom day to day until the entire stock sold, over
twenty thousand dO!lurs worth Of fine whisky,
brandy, Wines, Champagne and other brands; also
q fne stock O TUOaccO, Cigars, The Fixtures, snow
Cases and Counters will be sod TT II O'clock last day
day oi sale, ut Store D-5 seventh street northwest
This Il u rare chance Tor dealers aud hotel keepers
as have orders To close out the entire stock to the
highest bidder for cash.
Sale positive.
FOLEY, Auct'oncer.
Remember place of sale. 92j seventh 81. H. W.
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wANTED-slTUATaONs.

A SITUATION ~ clerk IN hotel; city preferred
IA very hest letters from prominent philudOphl
hotel, Address w f. w \ 8 seventh st W,
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EDUCATIONAL.

COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL
The annual session Of this school was opened on
the 18th OF October Catalogues may be had on APP
plcation to Messrs. W. H. & o. H. Morrison, 4I5
Penna ave; also at the National Savings Bank, cor
New York ave and Fifteenth ~, by addressing tho
President Ofthe Faculty, j. G. WELLING, LII y. 49,
All
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY

TO WIN A FORTUNE ELEVENTH. GRANT
DISrRIHUTION, CLASS l., AT NEW OR.
LEA NS TUESDAY, NOV. o. lsS1-
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Health is Wealth !

Du. H.. c. Wrsrs NERVE ASD BRAIS TREATMENT
specific for Hyhterla, Dlzliness, COnVulsons Ner-
vous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss Oi Memory,
SpormNtorrhWa, lmpOlency, lnVoluhtary Emissions,
Premature ola Age, caused by over'exrrtlon self
cay and death. one box NIL cure recent cases Each
box or siN boxes for 1ve dollars; sent hy mail pre-,
paid on receipt q price. We guarantee slN bohea to
cure any case. with each order received by us ior
six boxes, accompanied with i've dollars we Will
sgnd tn purchaser our written guarantee to return
the money VI the treatment does not effect cure,
Guarantees issued by SpOll g. CROMWELL $50
Pennsy vRnia avenue, Washington, ID, C., Wholesale
and retail agents orders by nlAl WlllIeeelNe prompt
attention. Ocl8-eoly
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by virtue Of two DEGREES OF the Supreme Court OF
the District Of Columbia. sitting In equity passed on
the lh day nf October, a. d. 1872 aud on the l0h day
OF October A. d. 1885, MCtts Lazy ct nl, Gauge No.
6SDi equity docket ~, shall sell at public auction, IN
front OF the premises, on WFDNIcSDA Y, tile l1th
day OF November, 1881, at i3O o'clock H. MI that
piece parcel or ground situate IN theCiiy Oi WnSl
uBton, d. c., being The western part OF lot nun bptcd
four % In square numbered eight hundred and forty.
two tSi2) said part OF lot having frnnt Of II feet
inches on j. street southeast with depth Uf ~ feet,
together with the improvements etc
Tfrnis--OnC-tlird IN cash and the balance In one,
two aud three years with interest ut PER cent per
nnnnm until paid secured Wy deed oi trust on tile
property sold; 500 deposit required at the time OF
snle, aud all convcyanclng and recording ut pur-
Chnsers cost. l. q. kIMBAII Trustee.
j. II. COLDwELL 1911 + street northwest.
Auctioncor. oc,j 2GwddS
Law nonOrtpr cOny. 4
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THE SCHOOL OF LAW
Business College,

CORNER OF SEVENTH AND LISTS. n W.
THIS institution has progressive anil successful
pericnCc of sixteen years. II olucnlCg young men
aud women for usefulness nnd s-lfsuppOrt. Its
graduates positions Of trust and profit Course
OG study AMI training comprises tho English Ian
guage. IIusinpss Arithmetic. Spcncsrnn Practical
entry, adapted 10 variety ofbusness Rusiness
Practice, requiring tho making out and exchanging
OF all kinds OF business papers paying and receiving
cash uud Keeping the arcOuuiS EiUtutOn a. Lee
turcs. Day ami Evening sessions begin MONDAY,
AUGUST 20, 1880. For Information and terms call at
the College, address HENRY G. SPENCER
Principal. aui7
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ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY
IIEgD.

PETTlT.--At the res denCe of her SON n law, John
r. Boss, Tuesday, October -, 1850, ut I1D o'clock
Mrs. ELIZA CUslCK PETIT, wi Ow Of tho lato
Charles Petit this city, In the 10Th year Ut her age
Funeral from her late residence, No. iU7 New York
avenue northwest, on IN rsday, the 18th instant ut
$50 p. Relatives ana friends Of the family in-
vi pl 4 IA
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Spn THE GREAT lGon
PENN LVANIA ROUTE
70 THE NONrlL, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK, = EEL RAILS,
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIr'
1850

70 THE NoHIlL, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
srLrNbiD scENEl!Niil NilSf, SS!fAdNiFittNr EoUrr
X FEE[4 iTY Hi6S q ss Iss9 peOo cor
nor oi sixth and y streets, as iollowsi
For Pittshurg aud the West. 6:UO II. m. daily with
sleeping Cars to Louisville and Chicagoi 1910 n
CjncinnHi ST Louis and Chicago; D3U p m. daily
WIN rgi@Gn raI@ce Gar to nEt; ritsGrrE r. ,,tpo,D
For IHnandaigun Rochcstcr Buffalo, Niagara Falls
with PRrOr Car TO Watkins nnd the North, at 500
a. m. daily. except SUNDAY; at 1870 p. m. daily,
cert saturday. with Palace Cars to Canandaigua
For Wiliiimsport Loci, Haven and LlmIrn, Mt 1910
For Now YORK and he Fast 1910 Il. M, 2;lO and 1000
I'm. On sunday 1000 =, m ,..a o.,oa -,
For Br6okiyn. New York, all through trains connect
ut Jersey City with boats Of brooklyn Annex"
aiiordng direct transfer 10 Fulton street avoiding
double ierriaso across New York city. ,oo,.. -
For Philadelphia liO ~ M 2lO, $40 ana lOVJ y. nl
ON sunday, $40 and 1890 p, IN.
Limited express $3.50 H. M daily, except sunday ,
For nsl,mort G'4o Soa 20, 1910 4, M, and ?iO d'2S
M, 1910 u, M, $40, 0:a0 aud 1000 p ~,
For Popes Creek Line $40 H. m and l'lo D. M da'ly
For annapolis 6IO M, and l:lO p. M daily, except
AIEXHNDRIA & FREDERICKsBURG RAIL.
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA & WASHINGTON
For Alexnndriu7 100 o. II a. mi 400, 500 G25, and
li;O y. m. ON Sunday, 40 and II n. M, aud 5
For richmond and the South, 700 n. m. daily and
5:2O p. III. daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandra for Washington O. s. 10 n. M"
I2;lo q, ana GG' p M an Gnd Il x midnight On
Tickets, inlormntlon sleeping ana parlor'car aG'
commOdatiOns can be procured ut the oifc's-h0rh b
avenue northeast corner Of sixth street and PennsyI
vnnia avenue, aud at the depot, whore orders can be
ielt for the chGGsng OF baggage TO de''ln"loh from
80. l. 7, FARMER. GgnersI P.ssenger AGENT:
National Republican., 1880-10-27
District Courts.

SUPREME CoURr or THE DtsTpICT-CIfEF-JCs-
TIcE CAErTEn AND JusrIcE WYnE--Kenncdy VS.
Kelly; argued and submitted. Ramsey VS.. Daniels;
on hearing Adjourned until Thursday next.
CIRCUIT COUnT. DIVISION No2-JuSrICE HAGSRR.-
Saltstim vs.. Dyer, gurnishce Judgment OF condem-
nation. llauptman vs., Raub; verdict for p'nintin
Tor s6. BurgIlOrf vs. Washington Life Insurance.
company and Savings society of the District Of CO.
lumbia; Judgment below reversed. willis VS..
Barnes plaintiff called ana Judgment Wood ~ q
syjAO With Interest. Sacchi vs.. Mclaughlin; ON
hearing.
CRIMINAL CoURT-JusrrcE JAMES.-John Toomey.
convicted Of all assault on apUliceman, was sent
TO the police court TO answer a charge made
against him there john Howard alias George
Chase OH the 9th OF April, 1850 aud taking there
from quantity of wearing apparel. The accused
on December 4, 1871 was convicted Of burglary in
this District and sentenced to the Albany penten-
tiary tor seven years. trial in progress
EQuIrY CouRr--JUsrcE CoX.--Bischof vs.
Schcgl; guardian ad litcm appointed and subst-
tuition Of trustee ordered Fisher ". McDououch:
cause ordered TO stand over 10 the 10th prcXimo.
Anderson vs.. AndcrsOn ratification Of sale nis
shoemaker VS.. Shoemaker; guardian ad Item ap-
pointed and reference to auditor ordered, bHman
vs. Johnson; +. lluall appointed guardian I'D litem.
Lewis vs.. Kennedy; referred TO auditor
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
CIRCUIT COUnT DIVISION No. 2--jUsrfCB HAG-
YEn.-Appea calendar: No. i2S, Wcstwood vs..
Price; laO, FosS W.. Mnsin; l3l Studds W.. Alex
andria fredericksburg railroad company 1876.
Tucker X Sherman VS.. Anderson; no, Tucker
d sherman vs.. kolb Ai Muulton VS.. RGshcr tE
Kashey $50, Dlmmick VS.. Hall l5. Gray & Page
vs.. Falls.
Equity COURr-JrsuCE CoN-No /, Cook VS..
Cook No. 20, Cahill vs.. Cahill; 7. Pcugh vs.. Davis
40, BeayUns vs.. Hughes ~, Brcrcton vs.
Rrereton; %. Cnstncr vs. Mitkewlez. -, Nelson vs.
Maync: H. Leonard vs.. Leonard; IL, BurChe w.
Wallach; ~, Wallach vs. Burche; "a, Flanagan VS..
SNOW.
CRIMINAL CoURr-JusTIcE JAMEs.-Wliliam Ran
dali burglary and larceny; William Dtngcriield,
grand larceny; John l.. TAFT, petit larceny second
oneuse; John Howard, alias George Jones, burg
larry and larceny, ana second otlcnse burglary and
larceny; James Jackson personal violence 10
Policeman BrauSon Frank Smith, alias Fred. VIII
son, personal violence against Policeman Bur
CESS; Andrew Jackson burglary.
National Republican., 1880-10-27

ToR RENT--A piano, TO a careful person; terms
IL low. AnDly at SlD Thirteenth ST. Oc-7-3tt
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National AcddeDty of Fine ATts.
ron LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

The most thorough instruction in every department
OF ART from the Preparatory Course to Portrait and
Historical Painting The Science Of Art Will be
mace 50 clear and simple that years OF study wilt be
saved the student
CoRCoRAN BUILDING, FIFTEENTH STREET.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

D
Tho Great Double-Tracl<
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHOHT LINE
10 the
NORTH, EoRriIwES'E WEST AND SOUTH.
WEST.
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Erie ................ 43A n l1'Aty 1uiaha 45L;
DO pscicrred 90. 7fN s,riuf..... sbH
Northwestern ..... ll5N NtuHU. ,t 'u... 2gL
DO Droicirea..,. i39M Wcst'rn lmnu.. 1917
81. Pauh."..,..., l0t \. N a.. t,i....... AZ
DO preferred. . llSM Pacific Nui....... f5H
Del & Lack ...... W ADAMS issnrcs. . M
MorrisG issyex... 1l6 Wells tdrgq....... ~
Del. x ituuspu.... S6l9 Amcurau. ....... .3
Nj. Central ..... 1BE United Statcs,...... 81
READING. .....,.... iSyS Cuntyu.......... 50
ohio n MisS....... Hj% CuusolidntgdtcuI 80
DO prierrud.... Al Quickstlvcr anal. ~
Chcs. ONO .... 2OiI DO prelefrcd... a2
Mobile e ONO zee. 2lK Mariposa LAuur.. ~
Cleveland CDl.... ~ DO ntcicrred Gee. "
C.. G.. Al. C........ ISl{ sutrO ltunct..... lli
Lake En- Wcst'n.. SO Cnribon-......... ~
bur. e. x. ~ NJ. Gs Cen. ArZ Mu, Co. ~
AZ e Ter. llaute q
tOlored.
suD-TnEAsunY BALANCES. -
old..................... ............. S53GcnfD2
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JAMES N. TYNER,
oc26 Acting Postmaster-G General.
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL BAGS

POSToFFlCE DEPARTMENT,
wAsniSoToN. ID. c. October 20, iSSo
received at this Department until noon OH the I'd
day of December 1850, for furnishing, by contract for
four years from the lst day o January, 1881,
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oclT&ds

The above sale is postponed until FRIDAY, NO.
NEMBElt 5, 1887, same hour md place
JOHN Joy EDSOw,
oc11&ds THOMAS =, HOPKINS.
National Republican., 1880-10-27
Personal.

MN u gentleman who cal cd mt $50 | st u on
4 Thursday Will mud the hnuqckcepnr he was
win for tho advertiser oc2d
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TAKE NOTICE.!

This Is the only Lottery voted on by the people
of a state, and under u late decision Ct the United
States Supreme Court ut Washington, Is the only
Legal Lottery now in the United states, all other
charters having been repealed or having no exist.
ence
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suD-TREAsuhY BALANCES.
EfNN't-
CurrcECy. ,...,................... 46J.9t
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GHANCERY SALE or A DESIRABLE TWO.
" STORY AND BACK BUILDlNG BlICK
nWELLING, ON TIE NONrHkASr COR
NER OF FIFTH AND II STREETS SOUTH
EASI
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talty restored In either young or Old, All Malaria
POsOnS and lingering Diseases OF whatever name or
nature thoroughly and permanently eradcated from
the system. For further diseases aud difficulties
which treat you must max application ut my office,
CONSULTATION FREE TO ALL
Office and Residence No 1890 q street northwest,
between Thirteenth and fourteenth Streets near
Foundry NJ, T., church, aud opposite Epiphany
church WashiuutOD d. O. al2
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LOSE.
WANTED -IzEIh'.

II OSr--Pair blacI; eye gla lsns will, gold chain, lie
L turn for reward to No. 1881 DE Sales ST, or Nc.
Windcr's building oc2lt
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FOR POTOMAC RlvER LANDINGS.

Tho swim iron steamer,
JOHN w. THOMPSON,
Captain John H. Wood built expressly for the Poo.
mac river business, leaves Slxthstreet wharf every
MONDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY at
o'clock a. m, making the principal landings In the
river Fare and reights at lowest rates
II. J, ACCINELI.Y, Agent,
iulou Sixth,street wharf
National Republican., 1880-10-27

A r 4Gi q at II " n girl to do general housoworlS
IN. must be good cook, washer and irGner; must
stay nights, ocl7
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-02-05
-Teachers mn and he rein lates n ner.

Teachers viii find herein dates Of mex
examinations.
Mrs Joe Nathan is suffering from a se>
we're attack Of infammatory rheumatism.
See advertisement of Mr.. j. j. Snider's
auction OF farm property, which comes off
Thursday, February 10Th.
MIR. Bushnell and Mr.. Clementson. repre-,
senting our leading law firms, went Tue lay
to attend Supreme court at Madison.
Snow foot deep covers part of New
York and there is deep snow over half of
Tennessee. Over the northwest also there
was heavy snowfall two days ago. The
weather signals indicated snow for this region
last night and this morning. The night gave
US thin blanket and /. SHOWS this morning.
The Blue Ribbon appears to have the
drop on Blind Robin at Plattcville. No
man can take drink, they say, but what all
the first named B. r know it. They say it
comes through spiritualistic circle formed
by Sam Trowbridge, at Bloomington, Mr..
upper, at Georgetown and Mr.. Graham at
Platteyi le
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Fennimoro Notes.
FsxsIMoRE, wis :, February ., 1878.

'i'"A'AA' WIS., t'O'u''' . 80
E9ToR HERALD AS have not noticed
anything from our town for long time !
thought that few items from this city would
nov take Up 'o' ''u'n Spaee ~ you' 'A'u'o'o
eo'umfs'
Business in our town is dull at present
on account of the weather being disagreeable
and the roads slippery and rough Still there
are some hogs coming to market.
The biggest excitement now is that Fish,
er Bros are gong 70 enlarge their snop ana
put in set II machinery Tor the manuiae-
ture of wagons and carriages we wish
them success
Ward Stephens has moved from the VIII
iage to tue depot, where ne ms nae resi-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-02-05
Notes from Montfort.

Catarrhal influenza is fearfully prevalent
in the village and vicinity. Scarcely a per-
son can be found who has not had or Is "tak.
ing dreadful cold in his head" Last week
the number of pupils in the schools was cut
down to about one-third Of the regular at,
tendance marked improve in this respect
is noticeable at the beginning Of this week.
Fortunately, the amount of sneeziDg coughs
ing sputtering, complaining and nasal twang-
ing of words that contain an M or ma is on
the decrease.
No cases of serious illness are reported
in the neighborhood the result of the dis
ease above mentioned usually being more an.
noying than fatal.
The travelling around on foot is"perfect-
ly awful" Too icy to stand up. and too rough
to make business of skating. The side hills
leading either to the school building or to the
church, land We do go to church sometimes)
renders 1t all the more difficult to reach either
of those institutions, and the direct need of
special sidewalks is presented in light which
cannot easily be mistaken.
Our worthy druggist and postmaster,
John Thomas, met with an accident on Sat-
urday evening last. While returning from
his home to the store he slipped, and fell in
such a manner as to break one of the bone
of the fore arm. HIS head, striking on the
ice, was cut 20 some extent. though not likes
ly to prove injurious. DR.. Van Dusen was
promptly or hand and soon set matters in
the best shape possible.
We witnessed a warning of forces on
Saturday. The question at issue being, wheth-
the adhesive property of certain young
mans sole would prove more powerful than
the law of gravitation as shown by the oh eme
of the spirit" After numerous gyra tons and
few untaught gymnastics performed by the
tenement of clay" the latter force proved
to be the heavier if not the greater by meas
urement, and the lesser body yielded to the
attraction of our planet in an incredibly short
space OF time; while the "dam" that issued
from the afore mentioned abode seemed all.
most sufficient in volume to supply Rees'
MILL By the kindly assistance of friend to
both parties a reconciliation was effected,
and the normal condition of those struggling
attributes satisfactorily restored. Happily no
war debt resulted to the individual
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Burton Short-Stcps.
Burton, Feb. %, !

BURTON, Feb. %, 1880,
see in the last HERALD, letter concern.
ing the Burton Office and the change of P.
Mr.. Reifsteck had charge of the Office while
Mr.. wager held the Commission, and has
had charge of the Office the past year--the
only change. He gets the Commission now;
the patrons do not get change as was looked
for, Mr.. Yager and Mr.. Reifsteck not want
ing change, as it b ings some trade TO Mr..
Reifsteck's store.
Mrs. Gamers son and daughter were not
lost in the storm in Nebraska, as your CORES
pondent reports. Your correspondent failed to
give any name TO Burton Brevities. Forgot,
suppose.
/ never saw such winter as this in this
State; have lived here since lS4S. 4 rant
river is open for navigation. The ground is
not frozen in the woods. Some men are
grubbing and clearing their farms. We
think the winter wheat is injured by freezing
and thawing. There are more acres in win
ter wheat than on any previous year. A
good crop would be worth more to this com
munity than the whole Greenback Financial
System.
Our Treasurer is collecting the Dog Tax.
The people are much opposed 10 the Dog
Law. Also opposed to the bounty being re-
removed on wolves; il is a drawback 10 the
sheep industry.
Mr.. F. A. Elwell is preparing to build q
large barn in the Spring.
They are having trouble in that School
D istrict. Mr.. VIM. Heller, the Treasurer,
left these parts between two days, taking
money belonging to the District. His bond
disappeared; bis bon1sman denies the respon.
sibiliiy. They have had two special meetings
without accomplishing the desired result.
Our Mail Carrier could not cross Grant
river with his horse. A boat was got from
farmer below, and before one O'Clock the
mail was received.
The last storm has made il nearly impossi-
BILE for man or beast 10 get around on our
rolling ground.
Since Lancaster has become a Railroad
city, your paper, the Grant County HERALD,
has become more valuable to US, as we get
tie markets correct.
Thanks TO Hon. ]. A. Kindt, for papers
received.
send you two dollars for the HEsALp
aGi Chicago Ners. We could not keep house
without the HERALD.
The people in this part of the County are
much Interested 10 the Bailie trouble. We
hope the guilty one will be found and pun
ished according to law.
Worthless dogs are worrying sheep in this
part. Collins Chapman has to watch his
W!th a gun. G. S. johnson has had two oil
his flock worried. The question is whether
q man il justified in shooting these licensed
dogs. SUBSCRIBER.
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Bloomington Notes.

BLOOMINGTON, Wis. Feb. 2. 1873.
Ms. EDIroR:-
bloomington is not dead, neither does
she sleep. She maketh little noise but doeth
much business.
Linn Hoskins is home. He feels good.
natured toward every one except tho chap
who personated him to the amount of forty
dollars.
old iron, at the foundry, is wanted.
Messmore can melt it in the space of thirty
minutes and mould anything, from wind.
mill to coffee grinder.
Osborn & Cobb's new bushes, ad. look:
we'll in the HERALD. Their trade is lively
and they are happy. Their "nimble six.
pence" plan suits the people to t>y-t.
-Wallie Brown is con valescng quite rapid.
Iy. The boys are glad to grasp his hand once
more in their business walks, feeling tha
they are welcoming him almost from the
verge of the grave. His mother has re-
turned 10 her home in Minnesota.
Clint Woodhouse had the misfortune t
slip the bit of an ak into his leg just below
the kneepan. He il still housed but hopes
to stand behind the counter as of yore, tying
up all kinds of hardware, from stove to
ten-penny nail
Pork and cattle by the dozen carloads
went to Bridgeport last week, II was muddy
but good prices and plenty to sell "makes
the mare go" In wet and dry weather. Johr
Ryan. from Glen Haven, drove in % head o
cattle, and P. Powers l6 lead that weighed
between fourteen and fifteen hundred pounds
apiece Mccoy, from Beetown, has beer
treading on the toes of Mac and Johnny, bu
competition, they say, i. the life of trade.
One of our business men pulled youn,
mans ear. Scene second-Business man 90
ing to Patch Grove to pay seventeen dollar
and a half. Cos.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-02-05
A Residence and Fruit Garden
for Sale.

For sale, my residence in Lancaster, con.
sisting of good house, large stable, Q cis-
terms, well, and every variety of fruit that
will grow in this climate. Terms easy. Ap
ply to j. Milton Mills of Lancaster, Wis.
January 26th, 1886. 4stf
G. F. FALLEY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-02-05
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS
SPRING, 1880.

Examinations will begin at each place at 10
A. NJ. of the first day. Applicants will further
their interests by beng prompt and coming
furnished with pens, ink and legal-cap paper.
No private examinations viii be granted unless
the applicant can give good reasons for net at
tending some one of the regular sessions. Re-
quests for licenses or Endorsements will not be
granted. There are enough qualified teachers
in the County, and to them the positions right
fully belong c. L. HARPER,
County Superintendent
Hazel Green, Wis, January a. 1850.