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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-06
Daily Kennftr, .5ournal.
Jsns xILres AND MIS- DirGarERs.

and surely IT is his simplicity alone that
ean excuse his coHduct TO his daughters
Miiton's Oriental views If the function Of
woman led him not only 10 neglect, hut 10
positively prevent the educatiea Of his
daughters. They were -eHt TO no school
ut all, but were handed over to school
mistress in the house He would not al
low them 10 learn any language. SAYING.
with a sheer. that for a wonlan one tongue
was enough. The Nemesis. however.
that follows a selfish sacrifice Of others il
30 -nrc II strike thai there needs no future
world OF punishment 10 adjust the balance
The future came when Milton would have
giyee worlds that hi- daughters had
learned the tongues
lie was blind, and could only get at his
precious kooks-eould only give express
sion To his precious yer-e---thrOueh the
eyes and hands Of others.
Whose hand. and whose ewes 70 proper
for this as his daughters, lie proceeded
!" train them 10 read to him. parrot like.
IN tive or six languages. which he (the
schoolmasier) could at aHy one time have
easily taught them. but Of which they could
not now understand a word. lie. turned
his daughters into reading machines. II
u appalling to think Of such task That
Mary should revolt. and Mt last, alter re-
peafed contests with her taskmaster. learn
10 hate her father-fbat she should, when
some one spoke in her presence OF her
fathers approaching marriage, make the
dreadful speech that il was no news to hear
81 his wedding. but If she could hear Of his
heath. that were something is uiterably
painful. bur not surprising Il L0Hdon
.uteH0Hia.
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Guilty of Wrong.

Some people have a fashion u confusing
excellent remedies with the large mass Of
patent Incidence" and in this they are
guilty Of wrong. There are some advcr-
ti.ei remedies fully worth all that IL asked
for them, and one at least We know of-iIop
Bitter-. The writer has had occasion 10 use
the Biticr- in just such a climate a. we have
most Of the year in BAY City. and has al
way. found them to be- frst-class and reiia-
BILE. doing all that is claimed for them
T,,bhae.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-06

esrees tARsxf sal f4assitude Pain --e2 -.-,.-
20 ine BACK, Dmness Of Vision, Premature Old ..
Sna many other Diseases that lead to IDssnity y,
iars in our pamphlet which We desire 10 .pa s
y mai 70 every one. The Specific Medicine i sad
~ - drugE1sts u .. per package or six p,cksSs.
mo1ey ey addressing The GRAY Medicine Co n ~
ersn.es bsoex, Detroit. Mich Sold in Aususfa ~
= ..AlxsAAx Co., Wholesale and Retsii' md -
novl2tkwly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-06
the WONDERFUL
Effects of the Extract Of
CELERY the CHAMOMILE UPON
THE NERVOUS
System and Digestive
Organs
In Curing Especially Sick
Headache,
Nervous Headache, NEURALGIA,
Nervousness,
Paralysis and INDIGESTION. and
Preventing
Neuralgia Of the Heart and Sud-
den Death.

This Preparation Has Won . Reputation
Unknown to any Other Article. for the
Cure and Prevention OF These Diseases.
Read tho Following Interesting State
naent Of This Discovery;
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NOTICE.

nY virtue of license from the Judge of Proha,.
- for the County of kenncbec, will be sold !,
public auction, at the Office Of II. X Baker In Han
WELL on Saturday. the thirty first day of Iannsr
next, at two o'clock in the afternoon all the ineres
Of Elizabeth b. I.add, late of Brookne, Mass -
ing one undivided seventh part In and Of the homs
stead farm Of the late Thomas J. Davis situate Il
Farmingdale in said County.
AUGUSTA A. POPE, Administrators
Dec. n 1879. iwS
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

TINE undersigned Commissioners appointed h.
i the Judge Of Probate for kennebec County 4:
receive and examine the claims Of creditors against IN
estate OF Abial d. Bacon late of West W ateryille ~
ceased, represented insovent, give notice tha, ~
months from the eighth day of Dec 1872 are allow
for said creditors to present and prove their claims
and that they will be In session for ~
purpose of receiving said claims and proof !,
the Office Of G. T. Stevens. IN West Watervile AZ 4
O'Clock in the forenoon of each day, ON Wednesd.s~
the 18th day of February 1850, and on Tuesday ~,
sth day of June 1850 next. ~
A. j. PARKER, go M
HENRY .GOULDING;, 1 'ommtsstoHers.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That the sub
~ scrber has been duly appointed Admin, s,ra,os
on the estate of
SUSAN q. REED. late of WinsIow
in the County of kennebec deceased interstate and
has undertaken that trust by giving bon, AS the lsv
directs: All persons, therefore, having demand.
against the estate of said deceased are desired 10 az
hibit the same for settlement: and all indebted n
said estate are requested to make Immediate paymepi
!" to-. HORACE WOOD.
2ukl
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- VALUABLE TRUTHS. %
II you suffering from poor health rr ,ano,,,.h
ing q bed Of sickness take cheer for
Hop Bitters will Cure YOu.
IL you are q minister land have oycr.axcd vor,
self with your pastoral du1 tiles or q mother EoIc
out with care and work. on f you are sjynnv afiiny
~ s,i 1cei, weak and dfspfrfted, without clear
Hop Biiiers will Restore You.
II you a man OF bus Mpess weakened 10 .e>
train OF your everyday Hlufjes: or n man ~ in,
tcrs, toI'ing over your{tnfdnieht work ~ 'eS
Hop Bittcrs will Strengthen You.
" you young, asfasufyerfnu from any .na,.
cret.oa gro ing too hast as is often lie e
Hop Bitters will Relieve You.
II You in the work Usbon IN tho fa--, a. a..
desk. anywhere, and fee What YOUR syssqs ncsa.
cleansing. toning or slim uaffrg yy1t6oms insnxi
eating, '"'"~''
Hop biffers Is What You Need.
II you Old, and your hu,.e "a rec,,. $780,.
nerves unsteady. and your Faculties vaniny '~"'
Hop Ditters will give yo~ Ne,w Ix6. ..sys-
HOP CorsH cCEg ~ the sveefez sasest and h.~>
Ask Childrea
The Hor PsD for stomach live, .na E,a,~-.sl
70 AZ otaers- Ii perfect AK Draegistsl
y an asolutc and irresistible cur. for dy,,u,
49, Nc OF opiuHl. tohaeeo and narcofi,e
Ansn'vs sd sy d'u=xas Hip Bss.rs NE Co RoAus, ny
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

THE undersigned. Commissioners appointed bv n.
L Judge of Probate for Kennebec County. 10 =
ceve and examine the claims of creditors aga;ns, ~
estate OF Silas Alden, late of Wintbrop a.
ceased represented insovent. give notice thai i,
months from the I'D day of December Is-a ~
allowed for said creditors TO present and prove tb,
claims, and that they will be In session for the m.
pose OF receiving said claims and proof at the Office n
A. e. Otis in winthrop at C O'Clock in theforenoono q
each day. ON Saturday. the seventh day of Februsrs
Dated this twentysiNth day OF Dec. A. ~ Is,e
3w54 A ~ ORG :.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that the suhsc,TT
~ Der has been duly appointed Adminisirato,
ALMlRA STlNCHFIELD, late of Wayne
in the Comfy of kenhebec, deceased interstate and
mas undertaken that trust by given bond as the av
directs: All persons therefore. having demand.
against the estate OF said deceased desired TO e.
hibif the same for settlement; and all indebted Ia
said estate are requested to make immediate nav.
mem 10 GEORGE PARCHEk
Nc.-<, io''. 3wH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-06

Celery ha- only eone into pabIie notice within the
last few nervne, bat scientific I~rimenfs
AMI experience have proved beyond a doubt that II
e1atfo. nervous irritation and periodic nervous and
sick hesfiiffs to a marked degree.
But combination u the EXTRACT OF CELERY AND
CHAgoAILE. which has bern but recently infroduced
dueed such marvellous results Ia curing yousne--
and hesaehrs and especially nervous aud sick head
aches neuralgia, ind ge-tion aud -l-eJ,es-ne-s that
II has excited pablis attention aud newspaper con-
msnis and, therefore, give the following informa
ton To the public to avoid answering hundreds Of let.
ter. Of inquiry about them:
Ny tsirTy aud ttdmomiie Pills. for the OF
headaches and Bert business, prepared under my
sup.Fv lsOn, and Intended expressly to head
aches. neuralgia, ndigestioa sieeplessness and nerv
oa-nc-s and viii cHFe any where no organic dis
of the brain spinal cord exists. Hundreds OF
Of many yeaT- standing have been cured. No
matter how chronic or obstinate the NAV be, a
permanent cure j. morally certain. This statement
l. made after years Of experience In their in the
general practice of medicine.
These pills arc al.o valuable for school children
who suffer from nervous headaches, caused by an
overw9rked brain In their studies and for all classes
Of hard brain workers, whose oser-taxed nervous
need repair and ISOLATION. Nervous fremor,
weakness and paralysis being daily cured by these
pills. They correct costiveneS- but not purga-
tive.
Direction. each box. Price 80 cents or six box
for $50, postage IRE. to any address No order
hlisd unless accompanied by the money. For sale by
all whole-ale and retail druggists Depot, No. 100
North Euiaw 81. Baltimore Nd.
C.w. BENSON, W.. d.
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GRAT'S SPECIFIC MI DICIyEs.
sAnE MARI The Great English TRADE mA,v

Remedy An un-
failing cure for
Semin al weak
ness, Spermatorr-
hea- Impofcncy,
and all diseases
that follow as a 40.
qnence Of Self
Abuse; as Loss of
Memory. JusreV
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-08-05
New Advertisements.
Raise the Snyder Blackberry.

Eight years ago introduced in my garden
the Snyder Blackberry, and have sue, essfully
cultivated them ever since. From about 200
plants planted year ago last tall received
a very satisfactory yield this summer II is
astonishing to see these canes go loaded.
From single canes picked quart of berries
at one picking II is certainly all that is
claimed Of il. In crier to appreciate the
Snider you must grow it. When other va
rieties are winter killed the Snider comes out
sound Some Of its leading qualities are ex,
IRENE hardihood and productiyeness, fine
flavor and no hard sour core as many other
varieties have. The best time TO set out this
plant is about the middle of October, and
should be done thea to insure satisfaction.
am prepared to deliver the plants to any
person either by mail or in person at the
rate of 81 90 per dozen plants. Orders So
lieited from every one and will guarantee
satisfaction T22u#l VIM RoTHSCHILD.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-08-05
j. Houghs Carriages

To my friends and pstrons: Ny efforts
are honesty directed towards the sale of Bug
gjes Of all description, which snail be the best
that eau be produced. Ny aim IS not to sell
Cteap John St33ig Auet a Trash. tina. is rot
ten from top to bottom bat it shall be my
aim as il always has beeu during ny life to
sell COED honest work for good honest pay,
aad give a good honest WARRANTY.
Should auy breakage occur within oue year
from date Of sale by reason Of detective ma
terial or workmanship repsiss for the same
will be furnished as tha place Of s@le, free al
charge or the price q. same viii be paid in
cash l cannot undertake 70 compete in
price Nth inferior busgies, as I viii not i'm
pAir the quality in order to reduce cost
have awaited myself Of long practical expert
ence ana think I know what belongs to 8
good seestsa;ial job. have in stock three
or four handsome 2>seated platform burgies
with steel sx.es and steel lire and shs best of
leather trimming. | also keep stock OF
other style buggies constantly on hand which
shall be Of the best make.
Whea in town call and see nv stock az
Old Stone Shop, and oblige your old friend
Jaws J, HoUGH
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-08-05
Beetown Notes.

Mrs PhiIandar stephens has been very
ii, but is recovering under the treatment of
DR.. $. i. L4.sel Of Lancaster
DE- Hseotd h4s considerable practice
ana good saccess.
Mr. ana AIrs Withheld, Of DEBORAH, Ia,
are visiting friends il this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs f Bishop arc at Browne,
VILE Miaa, making vis,t, 70 Be- gone some
weeks.
-seho,. pienics are quite popular this
summer Hiss Emmp Boaham, one Of the
teacher, Of ihis plaee, Mss Grace S'ocum Of
Hurricsna aal Miss Aurora Bishop, teacher
Of Roy school, Glen lhyea, gave picaics. The
letter wSs favored ai,h tn, presence OF Rev.
Charles. Of Bloomington Il soek taa lead
ia singing aud address i tla parents suI
scholars. hsy5 Been informed that The
scholars spoka ther paeas veil, and ,hAt Che
teachers III return dai taen parts II trsatiag
to lemonade, peanuts aHJ candy These are
bot les 81 ,hs many picnies chat bagy lately
been he.d ia the adjoining country
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-08-05

DIED.


At Yankton Dakota. July 80 Mrs Jane VI. Wood,
wife Of DR.. j. d. Wood. aged nearly 6s years.
A lorg and painful illness, which was
borne with remarkable patience and resigna-
ton. terminated This valuable life. She
sleeps in Jesus ill the morning of the rosur.
rection.
Deceased was born in Burlington. Vermont,
Augus. 10, 1912. After her marriage in
1881 she lived in the state Of New York Until
her coming 70 Lancaster, Wis. in 1915 Here
a vide field was st once spread out for her
boaalless energy and practical devotion to
al good works How much she did in help
ing to lay the foundations ia church and So
eiety, IS gratefully remembered by those who
survive her Until her removal to Da-
Eota, she was most consistent.
active member Of the Congregational
church, the friend of all in joy Q. sorrow win.
ming others to the saTior she loved, by hsr
happy obsdisnoe.
The many friends Of Mrs Wood in Lancas.
ter sorrow bseaase they shall see her face No
more, bat the aHiadiag memories Of her
beautiful christian life viii ever invite 10 the
pathway trodden By her faithful feet.
Farewell beloved one. We will be glad
that pain sud suffering are now succeeded
By the sweet rest of Him who ''gjTeth his
beloved sleep
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-08-05
County superintendent Of sch,
Republican Campaign Hanual.

"a Republican MANUAL for the campaign
of 1880, is announced as in print and very
soon to be Issued. 1t is written by Mr.. L. V.
Smalley, long known as a brilliant newspaper
correspondent, and for many years a leading
editorial writer on the New York Tribune
Leading features of the book, will of course
be biograph les Of the candidates It will be
the most authoritative and most complete
sketch of General Garfield which will appear.
Mr.. Smalley was at one time the Generals
private secretary, and has been his intimate
hicud during the whole Of his public career,
aud is therefore qualified by special adyan,
tages as we'll as by talent and experience for
the task undertaken.
Garfield rs an Orator and as a Statesman"
is a special department, containing extracts
from the Generals most celebrated speeches,
upon topics of the greatest interest in the
present campaign; and representing the best
efforts OF brilliant scholar, an orator of
rare power, and a statesman Of consumate
tact and skin, it viii be read VITA great ins
terest Another department, rot only OF
great present iaterest, but OF permanent val.
ne, IS full history of the republican party,
is principles struggles and victories, with
important statistical tables, practically val-
uable for reference in political campaigns.
IL is book which earnest republicans viii
delight .n, AID fad the best of all arsenals
from which % draw ammunition for campaign
use; a book which the independent and con.
scryatiya voters viii study with interest and
pr fs; Dook which small democratic stump
spe aGers Will steer clear Of vixen they can II
il published by the American Book Exchange
Nsw York, whose "Lierary Revolution" has
been the wonder aud pleasure OF book buyers
tor months past, and is price, therefore, is
ouly fifty cents, with seven cents extra for
postage where sent by mat Leading book
sellers, agents Of the publishers, viii have it..
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-08-05
-
Gas sviIle Notes.

August 50, 1857.
-To-day the oyerseeF, or Inspector OF the
river Improvement at CasssilIe, Mr. C. III.
Bennett, arrived here, and work will COM
menee fully by next week. The contract Of
quarTying and loading the rock on fae boats
has been let to one Peterson, last years
foremaa in the brewery, who viii likely bring
his hands principally from Rock Island. In
spector Bennett is hiring some men now to
cut willows and do other work on the boats
when here. These men deal direct with the
government and viii be sure Of their pay at
the end Of the month, same as last year.
The river is fast reoeding toward the low
water mark.
Our Normal School is progressing timely,
and the number Of scholars is on the increase.
School pienies are the order Of the d ay,
and now while enc teacher takes her class of
Sabbath school scholars picnickiag over in
Iowa, others viii call this elannish and get up
some other amusement to get even. and thus
it happened that while one party was pics
nickiug on Iowa soil last Thursday evening
another got up an ice cream frolie at mine
host Mr.. FoFbes's, ID the Denuison House.
This was class number two, of course, ana
now comes class number three and wants 10
get even with Glasses one and two; and by
dint Of good generalship parloin the freezer
and contents, and the ice cream had 10 suf>
fer rather commuaistic division. On this
even doctors disagree, for while Doc Knapp
claims all for communism Doc Cronin says it
was strictly sanitary measure. Clan mum.
Der three, though, are not of the Ku-Klux
order.
-0n Sunday afternoon last your CORES
spondent boarded the steamer Mitchell for
trip to Dubuque. On board we're large num~
Der passengers, excursionists returning from
St. Paul. While between Speeht's Ferry and
Eagle Point quite a gale sprung up, and as
the black clouds came whirlins from the
west the officers saw fit to run under the lee
Of the Iowa bluff and tie up for safety. Now
as it happened the storm passed over without
even being much of storm. and there was
a great deal Of growing among the passengers
for this unnecessary delay. The officers of
the boat, however only complied with the
law regulating the navigation of the Missis.
sippi and other rivers. Wonder what these
same GROWERS would have had to say if the
captain had not tied up, the storm come a
little lower and wrecked the boat. But so it
is. Billy Henderson says you can't please
them all, no how. S.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-08-05
Teachers Institutes.

Two Institutes of two weeks each will be
held in THIS county. The first, conducted by
Prof. a. J, Hutton, viii open August ID, in
Platteville and the second, conducted by
Prof. Geo. Beck, will open August 9Th in
Fennimore.
Persons expecting to attend are earnestly
requested to procure from my Office copies Of
the syllabus, which will be sent on application,
and make what preparation they can previous
to the opening Of the Institutes.
For examinations in connection with th /,
Institutes see regular notice in this paper,
CHAs. L. HARPER,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-08-05
Teachers Examinations all Series,
1880.

Examination will begin In each place at 10, A.
NJ, Of the first day. Applicants will further their
interests by being punotual and BY coming well
supplied with botters, pens good ink and legal cap
paper No private examinations will be granted
unless the applicants give good reasons for not
writing at some one of the regular sessions. Re-
quests for licenses Inducements will not be
granted. All persons expecting to teach in this
county must place themselves IN the list Of fully
qualified teachers, for to this cla.s alone do the
positions rghtfully belong.
Hazel Green. Wis, July 18th, 1880.
CHARLES L. HA RPER,
County Superintendent Of Schools.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-08-05
Farm For Sale.

Two hundred sad thirty.three acres lying
between the villages OF Bloomington and
Beetown, 100 acres under plow, the balance
meadow and pasture. including a fine grove
of timber all fenced Comfortable frame
dwelling, barn and outhouses Several good
springs Of water. Terms very low, half to be
cash and the balance can run from two 10
six years at per cent. per annum. Fer
further particulars apply to
Hrs s. NJ. GRANT,
or JAMES BALLANTINE.
Bloomington, Wisconsin. 22tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-08-05

II people who suffer from the dall ssupdi-
y thas meets as everywhere ID spring, and
too often in all seasons Of tie year, k0ew
how quick il could DC eGrsd by taking Ayers
Sarsapariila to purge the bile from their syss
TENS, we should have better neizhbors as
well as clearer heads 10 deal with.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-08-05

THE census Of Minnesots, now
complete, shows the total population
of the state to be 78O,o72, an in.
crease of $40, 500 since 1870, or lit
tie more than II per cent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-08-05

ABAss drum we'll played can cover
up thu poor notes Of the carnet play
ers quite successfully This Is Why
the poorest brass ban34 have the
loudest bass drums.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-08-05

Fp,y,pp PotIocg1
Il 5 KEEsE, Committee.
W. T. KoHOES' J
. ~ w.
''''' '''''
frank Ns'nan has returned nome 70 A9A'
'"7''' ~ s'''
/ G Try OF Davenport Iowa IS 50 'urn'
ing IA Lancaster
All our mechanics are putting N iuA
time this summer
The Teachers Institute IS IN operation at
fiat'eYiIle 'h's week
1T is unlawful TO shoot prairie chickens
before August 25'h.
DIR F. W. sryker, Of Galena, arrived in
town on Monday last.
The Belo. Graphic viii hereafter be pub
lished at Richlvnd Center.
Mrs. sprague returned home last Friday
from her visit in New York.
Mis- Flora Roberts. Of Darlington, is
visiting friends ia Lancaster.
-yis. Amelia Smith lef, 10 attend the In
s,i,p,o At PIa,,eviIle on Tuesday.
Mrs D. B. Stevens, Of Cassgille, visited
her sister Nrs BARLOW last week.
-. -. IL.
60, 80 , ~" 'Tl'O'1C' - 80" '-'''Ds
menus - - nv Jus - WA ' ~
-Mrs' y H. foWeis. ana niue daughter Oh
l-A'''' ''' '''''''s WIN - . = '''''
-i'SS' D W. hA'on WIN take MS ; u''''i''
'''"'''H " uniting '"0 evening S'''''' -O'
'''i''
Miss j yF@ D@'ne'' s'aa'eu 5eS'eiuay tut
hanP'o" lo""' " ''S'' ''s' = '''i0s ''''
hel'o"s'
A new sidewalk graces the street rum
ming from Il B. Fishers to opposite R. Z.
Murphey's.
win Robe, formerly Of Lancaster, now
Of Cowles, Nebraska is reported i'll with ~.
phoid fever
A scheme i on foot tn mite Madison
Milwaukee Chic,po Racine .Tanesville and
Beloit nv telanboDe
Fred Grinien. Of Platteyille. passed
through Lancaster on his way home from
visit to Boscobel, last Thursday.
-Rev Jenk II Jonas If J,ussyills has
rendered hi, rc.ic1ation ~ ntstor of All Souls
Church ana ha. cone n cbic,go
-Anotber artos;,n won Ia. bonn ami, !.
prairic AIN cbion The dsn,r i g5t co. ord
mo v.,or III. : ha,ab, y 1o,.o,
!. - ''V,""'@ .o"s sss'''a oo"' sn'
w., ''''' 60 "''0'N' '''' "90a i'''''''''e' D.
~ 'o''''' u '"D''no'o' lot congress
-Miss Emma Sprague, q 5 of Juvenile
Temples in Wisconsin, left Lancaster on Mon
uaY i'r an inspecting -FOUR through the state.
The Richl4nd County Agricultural Socie-
ty win hold its annual fair for 1880 at Rich-
land Center on September ed 33d and 24,h.
The census returns for the. town of
Wayne la Fayetto county. for 1880 show
exactly thc same numbor Of inhabitants "a in
1870
John Reed, after several years spent in
Nebraska, has concluded that Wisconsin is
the best place after all, and is on his way to
Lancaster.
will Clark, mail agent and express mes
M