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, 1880-12-04

MAHUFACrURED SroSE-The manufacture
Of stone for ro. Only useful hut ornamental
purposes is as yet an infant industry in this
city. Bat vonng as it is It hi.ls fair t. be-
come giant before long, for Mr.. J. NJ.
Shook, the proprietor and owner OF the
works, IS doing good business already, and
as his work becomes known mere orders ar-
rive for him from different parts Of the coun-
try. THIS stone is made from sand and gray
el, and Is, aS 1t hardcns on exposure, fully
equal III wear to the best broan stone and
even to gralite In or,ler t. fully grasp the
idea OF the uses of this stone We have exam
inei the work recently done on the new
buil,linc of our energetic. and RESPECTED re-
publican friend YIN kirk'nan, Esq. The
bnilling Is to be tyo-stories high and built OF
brick the architect heing 7. Il. Allen, and
the buila.-rs Me-srs- J..ues and Henderson.
the manufactured st.Gr "t witch thc-c rs \
large quantity u>e'i lar caps, and slls Tor
windows, trimmings, steps a:'d Tor corners
and many other purposes Is furnished ard
laid 10y Mr. SnooE, and 1t must be .saId To
his credit that by this stone the appearance
uf the building even IN Its unfinished state Is
wonderfully improved. T.,-re Is nn size OF
design that cannot be manufactu. eli there
is on tie ground really t. be placed some OF
the fastest designs III scroll work ;ha. has
the app-a-auce "f beng cnt or carved IN
rock. The stone has he great advantage OF
Lnot only beng durable bat IS nearly A. chap
as brick. la future no building viii be
erected without this stone being taken INTO
consideration not only as matter OF ec""o-
my but also for identifying the otherwise
barren brilding MIR Snook is really t" re-
ceive orders frtsn all portions Of the country
uud will attend -say, call that may be made
| for him on business He is also getting
ready t., manufacture sewet ;Aati idrtin pipe
| OF al! sizes, both OF cement pipe and IRON
stone or yitrifed, that customers may take
their choice though he CLAIMS that cement Is
the b-st ami ch-apc>t. .... 90.
, 1880-12-04

Erroyrrryc.-Mrs. LeMnnt, under the
ar, of rr. Kellogg, j. doing nicely after her
,.r-r. illness. Daring her e"nvalescence her
,D,,,..s. viii be CARED on and be under the
,-,,rr- Il Miss McCArty Mrs. LeMont
Non, that IN case of any recent delays her
n,.rn.s = III kindly take her iilne.s into cor
- .ta.n
, 1880-12-04

Welloos oil : a sure cure for Dyptreria or
SG.e Ttrnlt
, 1880-12-04

ruy, Hov,fS The row OF frame !ul'd-
ms rrcc,ri on fi.h street by Mrs. Judge
Wm.a.d h,- ;.cea completed and already
sane # the Chinese are moving int their
p,u quarters. The buildings extend the
leny'l Il tie blue's. IRON the alley way, ani
:, quiekls have hoy heca rented thai II is
ean,smra;-d rl'rnijug the houses UP Rose
'.'r-.t
, 1880-12-04

Webfnt Oil cures pain in from one to fifteen
minut-s. Warranted.
, 1880-12-04

>S,uvc. / For several days pas; there has
been excellent ,kstiuC rn the Ponds and Ia
ss,ns lu 'hls vicinity Lieat. Miller flooded
the tlrrisou poad anI managed to grt u sur
i.-- tia, was like polished marble. IL ls
proposed 90 cet mp 4 skating party some eve
nns aud with torches and lamps make the
ylacr appear Ike = carnival scene.
, 1880-12-04

CRU Sucyyr--The O. L. & \. Co. re
,.p.ly purchased an enormons steam shovel
, S,r F-,Tcrsrl aud have set it at work
,I,r,,hsIr lirr between this city and Cel!!o,
.,lo.. !, II tie ,rrs.les along their line, thus
-, sa!.i rmhankmen's that can never
tr,,l down .r wear ont.
, 1880-12-04
Aims.

= o,r #sua Wal" c"y aud
- FNF' County.
, 1880-12-04

FoE SGExcILs. 20 70 Strais'.ts.
, 1880-12-04

CBHI,Iv,S EvE-Thc EIgilant Hook and
L.iirr company are making extensive ar
ransrmen'- to- GIVING their seconi grand
ball On the eye OF Christmas day. All who
were fortunate enough to a;trI d the last par
ty gwen By th!s company vii lie sure to be
pr,,cnl L. tee coming one, Tor IT was one OF
the most enjoyable affair, o: last season.
, 1880-12-04

WILL PINE -AwAY-A man by the name
- Pine. arrested by Marshal Justice for steal
ing come qailts anl articles of clothing and
selling them TO l.. l.. Bales, was sentenced
NOalay mOrnin, t" pay the sum OF so and
ruS's ty Justice Whitman aud Ice impris-
"n,d unless the amount was pad. He pre-.
ferret imprisn isnnmcnt AZ BE- had NJ money.
, 1880-12-04

! . g,,t;u.. H. NJ Thlelson' rrOs ecu"1s ~
,ni ho a Allen, and Gov, S F. Chad
~ :; Salem.
, 1880-12-04

Wvhfoot Oh en- Ire had at Jour druggists,
, 1880-12-04


WHAT SHoULD BE DcNE.-Tbe day IS now
at hand when the Tiger engine c",npahy Will
have to leave their old quarters arfr! remove
elsewhere Ii is the wish oi many eiti-
zens that their new B;tiiaias shoHld he erected
ON some lot over The Main street bridge
above Doveils mil This Is by reason that
Palouse street will soon be ol.eacd, and FUR
thermore it is a necessity for 18th :i'- Cam.
and Roberts additions are fast building up,.
and in case OF fire II that direction the com /.
pamy would be NOR nj laee:t AMI also from
that point the bOys wonld have down
grale to the more LusInySS part Oi the city.
This plan woull b. very h-neiieial Ia the
city for il would have the effect of giving
tina: portion of Nam sire t a binding ten
dency and create mn:e business houses. The
people over there co.rsilrr that III the past
thrv have been negl. as they have re-
ceyed less notice than the remainder OF the
city, 1t is small favor the citizens ask and
therefore We hope that th= city council will
tax. their claims mo consideration when
tn " decide upon the location.
, 1880-12-04

fasnss sesieseea se Dcash ny na.x,,s.-.
0t> Cs6a1enss.


On Saturday Thoms, r.a bruasst hats
court boxing as unconcernea as possible no,
showing in the least ttat anxiety which one
IS bound by the laws Of nature 10 feel in
such a case, Until everything Is over. At .
qaarecf past nIae Judge M ,"''iiasari sentenced
---vns. 10. the murder Of 5 ". BrumI
held, to be hung by the neck until dead in
the enclosure known as the jail YARD. The
time OF the execution was not named and
viii not be until the death warrant Is issued
which Will probably be IN few DAYS. While
be'ng conducted 10 the jail after the sentence
Thomas remarked ,ha, 1t was queer way 20
name the place and not the time, and he said
he thought the Judge was more excited than
he trhomas) was. He aisa expressed the
opinion that he " dbl not Like heing strung
up in that little yard, that he preferred il
being public here all could HItness the es-
ecation.
The Blue RIRBoS. WhateSer We may
think about tho necessity Of joining \ club
and swearing never "a driuk intoxicating
liquor from this t.me henee, there is no
aoubt but what the movement Is doing q
great deal of good \ number OF men Of very
intemperate habits have signed the pledge,
ani whether they keep i. for any length of
time or not IS question. but it does one
good, for a perioi they will hold TO their
pledge and get thoroughly sobered up and
work the vile stuff from their systeE. After
they have thus ciean--d themselves they are
abe to Iud; Intelligent ' whe,Ler II is bet
Ter u fsli hack II tn the old ruts ar lead life
ot upri9cteousncss and morality, ami ike
taistah, ever after, :" forSwesr sack and live
ciranly." We do not believe person should
slga the pledge hlIndly aud without fore
thonght, for should he he eofintenpersteh habits
and saga and then fall from grlce, unable to
resist the temp;er, it reilly does no harm to
anybody but degiaies himself and casts him
st'li further down among the sums Ii
after signing the ple,ly- and he i,ss not re-
siSt and fight the ''nlocker" but easily tum-
bles into the embrace al the dizzy God, 1t Is
his own shame and degradation. For this
reason 1t behoovas all who contemplate sIgu-
lug - ponder vel over tie .ahjert ard so in
with their eyes open. II signing the pledge
Will break you Of n-emperate habits sign by
all means but go in with your eyes open and
with a firm determination that If you do east
yoar lot with the advocates of Temperance.
stick to it, do not fall, i5r If yon do fall you
not only do 81 in the estimation Of the peo-
pie, but you loose your own self respect
which is the mos. valuable thing man pos
sesses
, 1880-12-04
THE CREATENGLiSM REMEDY.

Is a never failing cure
for Nervous Debility.
TX hausted Vitality,
s c minal Weakness,
Spermstorrhea, Lost
Man Hood, Jmpoten-
cy, Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects of
Self Abuse, Youthful
iollies, and excesses
IN maturer years
, 1880-12-04

THr SICK.-We are sorry TO learn that
Mrs Derry. mother of Mrs. Mc'ilirray IS
lying On a SICK bed very i'll Indeed. On sun
day Mrs LrMnntwascerrIedfro from her ncw res
ldeuce IN nr- Days hui'dng I" warmer omar
i.rs. She Is dangerously Ill from pneum"-
hia, brought on, /, u snrnos Il, by sleeping
m the ucw building hyfore 1t MAS quite dry.
, 1880-12-04

ToY.GE --amNe .,..-
;. IA. lcf. by .Ay's train was Mar
, 1880-12-04

- UyrrL sFErse.-fhe Ans
SgsrssPsD sa Spokane Fall. stage line has been
worth and ,;, r,rly in the spring, when
di-ooat,,s5 di-ooatious@5 %a'1 1o run by way of Cheney
, 1880-12-04

Az OLp BUSCH G.ASSER. Mr. A b. Rob
erts, an old citizen al WaIla Walla, and one
of the first settlers in this country, is In the
city on visit His cd frier,is viii he
plrased to hear that h. "a :r prosperous
condition and has established himself on Vii
low creek, in the Mll'Ieur couutry, Eastern
Oregon. His farm consists ot the best half
section Of land in the country, with unlim-
tied range for his cattle and horses. Mr..
RObrrtS informs Us shat his section al East
ern Oregon offers :he best inducements for
cmigrants on the Pacific c,ast. The land is
Of rich HACK loan AMI yields large ani ex-
cellent crops. Up along The MalheUr river
far thirty miles there a:e numerous good o.
cations, surrounded wi'h the best grazing
lands Graiu, fruit aud vegetables grow
most lnXurau'iy ami the winters ar mIldcr
th,n anywhere else in the upper country.
Since the Bannack war the lnd:lIS have lett
the country and there are nov none within
$50 miles. The old MIiheur reservation is
t. he alaudOnci aid thrown orcu to settle
meut Those Win are ip.,k,E;, inr a good
location wou!d do sci' IS they travel around
To- call on Mr Roberts at Home Postotce,
Oh Willow creek lie is well pos ed on the
country. and all information he could give
wonld b. with pleasure, as tee takes Gres. III
trreSt in the sett!e.r-r. of tl:e coaut:v-
, 1880-12-04
THE MESSRS. WALKERS

OF the restaurant, showed that K,rkw,n and
wife had been IN the honse about a week.
and that she had scnlded him about drinking
and that one night in particular :. lodger had
complained about them keeping him awake,
ami that there had been some little squah-
bling that day abomt bringing ~ some water
DIR. Boyd charged she jIry aud made few
remarks 70 them and thew agreed 10 i YER
dict Of death from bali from a revolver
held IN his own hands
, 1880-12-04

MoEE rNptNcrS NECESSARY. Owing TO
the great increase IN the vote Of the city and
iae', only hriug two polling places, i: Is IN
contemplation I" Increase the number from
tEo 70 iour war.ls Tins Is eminently
proper proecci,ug and will wil h. 4 very
PPuia- move Al! thrrr is to b. feared Is
that like many other pibhc propositions /;
vii al end IN talk.
, 1880-12-04

TFE TELEGR,Pu LINE.-Ljeut. W. +.
s'Fkhrrrcr. Of the n Artillery, Is IN the city.
Lieut. Blrkhimrr has b,ea for some time past
III c'nrmanl oi the force building the mill
taEy telegraph line acrasS the Crur dAlenc,
but has been relieved and will start east to
ION his regiment IN a day or two. L,-ut.
h"oth, "t the lst Iufantry. vii take charge
oi the cnmmanl.
, 1880-12-04
Application to Sell Real Estate.

In tse Pros,,e Court Of BGiid Td''a csesty,
FGSliagt5n Territory.
II ~, r IL r~y,,c az UENRY A
, 1880-12-04

Fus ErIHorY.-The cp,z,otic has at last
reached tins city AMI several well dshaed
cases Of tins disease are non in the hands e
veterinary surgeons. The disease appeared
IN New York ahout three months ago aud has
he-n gradually coming west until it has
struck this city The weather row Is very
r-'Ivorah!e aud the malniy IS liable 20 create
quite havoc lmOnE stock.
, 1880-12-04


On to tx bed. He opened the trunk and
taking the pistol commsn,ed revolving the
cylinder and looking at 1t. She was af.ai
OF th- lnstrum-nt and looked away and then
the revolver was discharged; he feH. and
she ran screaming into the hall.
DR.. Blaloes testified thai he was called
from the court house and found the deceased
pulse good for about five minutes when res
r p'-"tinn ceased
Chss. Gregory testiiel that he met Kirk
man on the street IN the morning who hailed
him, but Gregory said he was busy and could
not stop At which Kirkman said: This
may be the lass time you will get to speak
to me, " and passed on.
II. T. Labetuy and Sam Jacobs Testimony
was tn tn. same effect as that proceeding.
and Hughey Taylor's was as to Kirkman
being % wears OF age.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-28
ONE oftho fashions isanaw

ONE oftbe fashions is a new laugh.
which goes like this: "Te-he, te he /
Ha, ha, hel Oh-h. h-h-ha, ha. ha I"
The directions are "a follows: ga
low and sly beginning is made with
the 'te-he, as though mirth was strug-
Cling inside to break our through
mGidenly reserve, and the mouth is
kept tightly closed, while the eyes
are opened vide, thus giving an ex-
precision Of mingled occurrences and
inischievousness, Then follows the
'Ha, ha, ha,' higher and louder, with
a parting of the lips to show the
teeth, if they be white and regular.
The Oh, h-h comes next in tone
OF surprise, reproof or artless gay.
ETY., according to he nature of the
thing laughed at, and the voice
rises into q pretty little scream.
The ensuing pause covers q sudden
sense of the improperly Of making
so much noise, the eyes are cast
down, and blush can in instances
be produced by holding tho breath
with the lungs very folly inflated.
The final 'IIs, ha, ha,' is given as
crescendo, spiritedly aud without
any show Of restraint, like the out.
bursting hilarity Of an unconvention-
al milkmsid. This novelty in laugh
Is heard everywhere IN tho metro.
polian and is sure to become popu
lar
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-28
A Lovers Revenge.

When James Lick was a young
man ho fell in love with miler's
daughter ia Pennsylvania. Young
Lick faced the stern old miller and
asked for tne hand OF his daughter.
Now, James was q poor young man.
but honest and industrious, and
withal full OF pride. The man re-
fused to grant James request, and
advised him not to marry until he
had q competency to support wife.
These remarks were rather humil-
iating to young Lick's pride, and
with emphasis he replied Sir.
shall sec the day when your boast.
Ell mill would not make respecta.
bic wheat bin for enc I shall OWE.
Years passed and James Liok erect.
ed IN Santa Clara county, Cal, d
mill, the wood. work of which ia
solid mahogany. Shortly after it's
erection be had photographs taken
of the inside and outside of his mill
and sent them to the miller who
had refused him the hand Of his
daughter
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-28
Go Nervous Sufers-The Great European
Remedy DIR. 3 B. Simpsons Specific
Medicine

i5s80f memory.
premature Of a
and disease.
thatleadtocop
tion,insan-
tty and an early
grave, or both
No luAttor how
shattered III q
system may be-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-28
THE HERALD.
A Relic of the war.

Yesterday a we'll dressed man
but this Is no. a fashior srticI i:
what's be uNe If desc,ibiog 8 mans
dress! Anyway, the uaan entered
store, and taking brass button
from his pocket he hsuded it 10 8
% stander, srd remarked
"Ralher q ya nStic relic. This
button was shot from Gen II n
C che coat at ibe battle of Gett,s
burg. My father was on Hancook's
stsff,and picked up the baton when
1t fell from the Generals coat
i should think thu, Il was valn
able" said the mar, examining It.
"From Haneock's coat? Wei | de.
clare. What'll you take for il ? Elk.
cnse nae, sir. l should not have
asked such silly question"
mo offense, sir. l wouldn't sell
the relic, of course, as it is bound 10
me by more than one tie. Ny faith
er ia deed. " and the man looked
away while the other party turned
and made a foreign remark to
boy that stood by the counter lazily
turning the leaves Of lot Of sheet
music. No. wouldn't sell it, "coD-
tinued the man, shut as / am in
strained circumstances, 1 am going
to the pawn shop and pawn it,"
Don't do that. lie. me- take il"
"Well, loan me S."
The money was handed over, and
after the relic man had carefully
taken down tho address of the cap.
italist he walked out. About five
minutes afterward the clerk 10
neighboring store entered and ex.
claimed "See here, fellers | reckon
I've got the boss relic-a button
snot from Gen. Hapcock's coat at
the battle of Gettysburg" He then
opwrerped q lot of oil paper from
around q brass button.
Whore did you get il p asked
4he msn who had a similar curosi-
ty.
II got it from man whose father
picked it up just after bullet had
clipped il from Hancock's coat. The
poor fellow had starte TO the pawn
shop. l let him have $40 on it,"
"What, mol boss" exclaimed
another man, enteri' & the store and
holding up brass button. "Here's
a relic for you. Shot from Gen.
Hanoock's coat during the"
Say, the.e," said a man looking
through the doorway, ''do you Eel.
Iers want to see relic OF the late
war, shot"
give got one that'll beat it," said
man STOPPING and umbllpg in his
vest pocket.
"llold on dar," said colored
man. lem me show yer de boss
curyaslty. Hits button got eff
Zen"
con, let up" exclaimed several
voices, while the noise OF buttons roll
ing on the floor was heard.
LESS look for that feller," said the
first victim. "Why. BUST my buttons,
somebody must have drawn on Han.
cock with a double. barreled shot
gun"
The party went out and the only
information learned from him was
that he had Just cut the buttons from
an old army coat and started for the
next town.-LiHLe Rock Gazette.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-28

a FEW months ago, an old gentle
man was seen mailing a notice on a
fence on the south side of Galveston
avenue. a friend, passing, said /:
"Why don't you have the notice put
in the paper, where people can read
it ~ "Wa9l, "sald the old gentleman,
"it tuck 1t to the newspaper orfice
them newspaper fellers would get it
spelled wrong, and then somebody
might think l didn't know how to
spell" The notice read "Howze
fur rent iuchoir on preymesis -
EHlrfSfon NeirS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-28
EXECUTION SALE-McCoRD,

State of Wisconsin, County OF Grant Circuit Court
of said County. VIM. L Mccord, Plaintiff against
j. W. Crabtree, G. W Travis and NJ. w Crabtree
late partners under the firm name Of Crabtree
Travis & Co, Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an execu-
ton to directed and delivered issued out of the
Circuit Court for the county of Grant and state of
Wisconsin upon judgment rendered in the above
entitled action in favor of the above named plaintiff
and against the above named defendants on the 18th
day OF September, 1880, which action commenced
BY an attachment duly issued the 10th day of
March, 1885, and duly served on the lands and prem
ises of said defendants on the 10th day of March
1850 Now therefore, l. Gaylord D. streeter sheriff
OF said Grant county, by order of the plaintiff and
under and by virtue of such execution wi II on the
10th day of November, 1850, at O'Clock in the
afternoon, at the front door of the court house in
the city of Lancaster In said county sell a public
auction for cash to the highest bidder all the ri ght
title, interest and claim which the said defendants
or either of them had in the premises attached as
Aforesaid on the 10th day of March, $780, or have
since acquired thereA, which said premises are de-
scribed follows towit: The northwest quarter of
section twelve Q2) in town four "a north of rang
three 3) west in said Grant county. to satisfy ssd
judgment. interest, costs and aceruing costs.
Dated this 5th day of October, 1880.
GAY. d STREETER,
3lw6 Sheriff.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-28

Circuit court Stale Of Wisconsin. county of Grant IS
Action for partition.
Eliza pepper, plaintiff against Henry pepper, SQUIRE
Fenley, Eliza Fenley his wife, Joseph Fenley ir.
James Gibson, Mary J. ellison his wife, Henry
Towns, Caroline Towns his wife, Drusilla Fenley.
Emily Fenley jr., Albert Fenley. Marietta Fenley.
- Mildred /. Feniey, ard Emily Fenley, defenda n is
To Albert Feney and Marietta Fenley, said infant
defendants:
Take notice that pursuant to an order of this
court bearing date the 24th day of September 1880
you hereby notified that Eliza Pepper the plain
10 this action, will apply TO this court at yer er al
term thereof to be holden at the court house in the
city OF Prairie du Ohien in the county ofC rawford
the second Tuesday of November, $780, on the open.
ing OF tho court that day thereat er as
counsel can be heard, for the appointment of guar
dian al ttenl for Albert Fenley and Marietta Fem
ley, two OF the defendants above named, who are
infants under the age of twentyone years and over
the age offcurteen years. and whose place of resi-
dence is unknown to said plaintiff, to represent and
protect the interests of the said infant defendants in
the above entitled action,
Dated September Gath, 1885,
MERRICK & MILLS,
5ow4 Attorneys for Plaintiff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-28

A BASE ball boy tripped and fell
and tore his clothes while chasing q
stray chicken in nsighbor's lot.
He ted bis mother be had been sent
10 grass by foul. She reached for
home 6sse and the youth went out
on c..i.es 1owlipg for the old man
to act as referee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-28
SUMMONS-HAuGER, ct al.

Circuit Court, Grant county. William Pitt Dewey,
plaintiff, against Henry Hanger and Catharine
Hanger, his wife, George Zimmerman Jacob
Kuenster as administrator Of the estate Of John
Geiger. deceased, William Andrew and Alfred
Treadway, partners doing bus mess under the firm
name of Andrew Tresdway, defendants.
The State of Wisconsin, to the said defendants and
each of them:
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty DAYS after service of this summons exclusive
of the day of service and defend the above en- titled
action In the court aforesaid and in case Of your
failure SO 10 do, judgment will be rendered agaist
you according to the demand Of the complaint of
which copy is herewith served uroa 7ou.
BARBER & Co. dENTS0N,
32w6 PIaintitra ATTORNEYS.
P. o. Address, Lancaster, Grant county, Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-28

California has a perpetual skat-
ing pond. There is lake on the
Saw Tooth mountains .. an altitude
Of 10000 feet, which is cons,aolly
fro zen. 1t was discovered in Aug
ust of last year oy party of pros.
pectors, aud ramed Ice Lake.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-28

4 MAN asleep at the top of ;ele-
graph pole was recent spectacle
in Boston. He was a drunken re-
pairer, who had grown dIowsy at
his work. A great crowd gathered,
but nothing was done TO rouse him,
and ne finally swoke in safety.