davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-09-10
1irginia Staats- @@tttt.
pm Jinoltn9.
oman Dol, Gma1b Muauft &6nia.
(Tortiebuns.)

,Yernidten? 8o;u? SD baltic oaa
fir unnOtbia."
.Menu oas ga ier in anoere Sdnoc
ftele e"
.Gs bleibt e%int~siltn in msinem Se>
lit."
Der iunae Mann erhob trotia oas
9aupt, Beitiir5una uno j3urn ipieaelten
fih III ieinem pl0tlid erbleid)enoen @ez
iiht.
nWaS fol oas ?A fra9te er iharf.
,Wesbalb miuft Du mir oas Document
nidt aeben ?"
v@eil es fir MIDI cine Biirsidaft it,,
erpieoerte lie NIT eemelener Nube, mo
Dor ibrem itedenoen Blid muBte er Die
5ornflammenoen Nusen nieoeridlasen.
SD babe in meinem 2ebeu 10 piele bit<
tere @rfabrunsea MAIDEN miiliem, oaB i'd
feinem Meniden weiter traue, ais i'd i'm
iebe, uno bel iolden sluelfelbaften Soroers
unsen iino quite 8iirsiAaften immer be-
rubiseno."
.8irsidaften wieoerbolte Sttofar
serei3t. sd piibte nidt, po5u iie
n0tbis maren, babe id) bod itets elm oerz
pianostes @ort einsel0it uno oaf i'd
Dies bier tbun weroe, fana fit Did gar
teinem i3meifel unterliesen ="
rSm @eaentbeil, i'd 5tueifle iosar
ftart baran. oaB Du es tbun wirit. Die
1es Yapier bleibt in nfeinen 9anoen, bis
gu Define Yeripredunsen erfiIt bait.
Du fOnntef uerselen, mas id fit DID
eetbon babe. i'd femme Dein furses Sc
oddtniB III oieler S%e3iebuns."
rSoQ barin cine Drobuns lie9en?@
Stein. Sd weroe BON oiciem
@ariftfid teinen @ebraud MAIDEN.
,uenn Du midi nid)t oasu s,pinait."
limb uoourd f0nnte oas Qeetere &C.
idebeu ?"
.Die Mntport auf oieie Traae liest 10
nube, oab Du wobl ielbit ie Dir seben
fannt."
rWenn ib allo Define Toroerunaen,
Die On bis iset nod nidt aenonnt bait,
nidt beftisoise, 10 wiiroeit o. oieies Dos
tun'ent ais Wafie seaen midi benueen ?"
.Sauobl,A iaste Die Doftorin, ibn feit
anblideuo. nNber 10 weit wirlt Du es
aewiB niht fommsn lalsn, uno oesbalb
t0nneu mir ia Beioe einltweilen oariiber
rubis lein. DaS Yapicr ioll 10 gut aufs
bewabrt weroen, oaB auBer mir es Niez
manb finoen lam, bas miro Did bofientz
lid audi berubiaen.A
nDu sibit es mir alio nid)t ?" ira9te
Sttotar, miiblam feline @rresun9 be-
~3Win9eno.
rSeet nod niat. Gialt Du meiu
Yertrauen wieSer sewiunen, 70 forge, OaB
9ein Yapa mir Die uolle Suntme ;ablt,
bic ct mir iduloet. .3,ueifelt ct nod
inner, 10 TRACE ih oarauf an, oaB Der
9totar oas Document 0ffnet. oann mill .
fen ale .3ueIfel ldpinoen, mir lino ia
jest %unierer Sade lider.
Srene frat in oieiem Nusenblid wieoer
elm, IN ibrer @t9cnwart fonnte oas Sc.
lprad) nidt fcrtseieet Weroen, uno Ottos
Tar mar niht in Der Stimmuna, gu els
nem anoeren Ebema iiberauaeben, ct
nabm iAon III Der nddlten Minute iei=
ueu 3ut uao entfernte iiA.
, 1880-09-10
~ sibt %tifmns f6r OptIe~6e.
(Dsn 0stpstl Itsfeyt Nntssitehsnbeal

Wtthaba. VttJ., ben ~. JNN
Seth o. $amee-NDeytber berrf 9inliesenS fu
ST. y fur l~ei e&aAteln Sbrer .Gyileptii9en ~in
ssrIu&te. wtein 6sbn batts lett > 9abren &y6N
Der j&Itmmfsn art. So lief mil Sbre Htusn foml
be q ibm = ipst o&a%teln -.SbreH MnpslfaS(
s:Mds s!nsaS; esitosla Il e sslts BON osr ksd
t~annten. TIRE 4tlen u srobirsm /, jsix Gau pay
isbr bbier; Il lit an ssr Rrantbeit jein games 9
bereits. Ben Hefannten Gus alabama wnA 4enn
bin Id Setretts Sbrer 1iuen nm meins Neennua
frast porsen. 81 babe Re tberan bin em1fobIN
uxo Upber imraex Id Rs&rt@t Hber ttre WirtSmo q
talten babe. babN1 Ne ntraenbe Ssrfe1lt, stns syDn1
lAs une rsstfaIe 6siluns n bsuerfhsntasn.
eysebsnt It,. 3. 9. Oup.
0renaba. OaIabuIba 60. 2eik
, 1880-09-10
G%tnsanbers w%nRSsgDas
&eiInns ppn 0ytLeYhe pber bss UaufnAt b
@anee's .0ptleptfAe %iuen.s

W0~nfspmerp, 9syas. -. Juai 1857
IN 6etb 9. banee.-GiRer Heinsr Wrbsites lit
Is Sabren an Rrdmpfen ssn GpilepHs 0,s 9nfA1s
msbrtre In i&neasr 6olss manHmaI HXbrexi o,s4
pbes bret aaesn anbaunnb. Dian1maI bauerten y
RrGmpfe Biz Der 2eibenbr sdniIt6 betDuttIss sar n1y|
1ass mad BEN hnfau NOD ssrbisb. Die Wittel Sns'
isrer Ner;ts tpurben sine Gsfels sneepanbt uns "
bei&Iot ant 9brs anjsiss bin Sbr osilmittel ln seri1
Ssio.nSsa 3brss Iori&ritt ssmai sab. b~et1irtiss !
spILR6mbtss QAI Er Otann " iett ftarf
pefunb. et,pa 30 SABRE cit uns bat in ben ~ Sab
Eau sebabt. g. NAT ssis srasr 6assmiaIrsr Nm
befGnbio BEN GinHuNsn Ar Wttterune auSasjstt
neisn. So babe bas srsbte 0srtrauen ~ otres
Sst' sst ssSss. In nit Der }Srs1ltSss arssiSstt
lhAss u 5tss 6stlnitasI ssrts4s.
, 1880-09-10
@uter'S, NiduDS,

weIbe semaat meroen. Son, Gla, tatur. Orb nm
Dauerbaitistsit unibsrtrofen. @a~s
Skater s"Oraela, asa. s.
sSserion.1omwsrfs iSnnsa IN aon ODER 9rabt mid
| ubertrofien meroen. Das Gpncertps4tpp lit stu
pradtist Wadabmuns Der u%.enfblichen 2timms
Ds Crdbetrtpn ober 0entenmial'c rseln babs'
monte NIT ben 5l6ten. o & Mleero.paija9en lit oa
effect berelbsn masiit ans eIetteii&. Sit iueroa
auf feds Sabre 8arant.rt.
preffe febr niehrtg fur baar Gelo. Monatlid
Wn3ablun9en entes 'enoenommsn. Gin liberaler Dis
count se,udbrt 2ebs<rn iDtpobl, ais pfarrern. Riraeu
S4uleu. 2o8e .p Neifenne Msenten
Idnot.
, 1880-09-10

-Gtne meme SetIauelle tn auf
Der Strautihen Earrt, al Der Dtebamla
GbauHee, feds MeIlea BON Strapton, Ore
9on, eutoedt uoroen. Das Wafer entbdlt
Sdwefel uno Sob, uab ion iebr gut Seseu
2eberfranfbetteu fein.
, 1880-09-10
Nubtiibers Of The Presbyterian"s
1910 Gteffnut 1traAe, VtilaeeIpbia.

s.bs gamtIie fonte cine %rsltstoi. s.ttuns t%alten! e.
ffanltItensS Journal dbonntrt:
ssTHE PRES8YTERIAN's
perbHtntIttt nohentIt&, 1910 6heitnut Str., HbtIa.
belpbiaN astablirt 1881. 1rets $2.65, elm Sabr Hsrts
etnseretne Gn @eihlthe 90 Gents mentger.
Rstt3. On &lubs BON B cher meer NbonHenttp
bttrdst btr Drets S2.15 tabrlth.. estne tnttrnatio.
naien 2efttonen fnr Sonnta8s5Wulen, News OF
Churches unb has Work at our Church, lu 4aul
anb auSsr BEN SauS; lstne GorrelponoeRden pom
alien Ebetten Der Welt; feline sebieeeneu Dettrdss
bebeutenber Wdnrer, ieine 9ettartifel lber bic Ia.
8e6be9ebenbetten3 fein Early Dew. Departeunent,
unaten bic 3eituns gun. ~biaisten unb Dert9nonf ten
GamiliensS ournal 6es 2anbeS. q iutre tn bdufgeA
SmilG enrdume bic Drebtsten promtnenter 0eiRlt.
der ththalten, Don benen tebe ben abonrtntsmpret
pertt 1T. Ntan lenbe ben Betraa PER Rotottee.
Wslborbrs sber r.sttrtrtem Hrtef on .ebt0e 9Srefis.
Hrobenumrnern fret
lrins,aS.n auiforesrunS antsr ,Stn~eiS aut ttre
VHi&t cine rtIisioie 5eitlns ~ batisn, AZ abonnirtn.
mir ri&tu. bic dufmsrtiamisit esf fsls.nbs Gm.
ptetlun9 Der .AeIteRen convention. (04relanb,
Oslo, Stat 1870 bic 10 tlst auf baS. Uas Der
RtrGs unb ibreu, Werfe ytstb tut vne merttoous
Sntcrmattom barber stbt..
ete iast; .east .ttn!se aeltefte 'lotert trsenb cine
sp5tentlite ftrh ltds. 5tituns IN iebsm presbqtert.
@en 9ausbalte eininbren, ais etuea betonsersn 1beil
mir ertnnerr on Bic Abatfa&s, BAT stThs
PresbyteriAn,s pdbrenb tetnate SO Sabren
elm trsuer unb turGtleer Dettnuer Der Wobrbeitr mar.
Auf EerlonseR fenbeA MIR etnsn ~ltnttrten SoStn
api melhem Shr bic Ranen ~etntrasex m1st, be q
eu@ sslunsen ~. ~ stnsa ttdtSsa ostatls ttss
Vkt&t ~ ernedeA
, 1880-09-10
3ur SeadtunQ.

9Bewoaen burt ben srpBeu @rf ols. wsl&en I'D Der
Pamburser Wruftbes bon Or. Muawft abnis.
perm6,e Yinsr Nirfuua SHAFT in ben aanaen Ser.
then. ~b.nielben mad uabmen uno oeI 9eut'n iAte@te
acknowledgment in GbmIi osr gsrpaduna uns
0euielben Gtorauhs : An,pellGngen anjuihpiRoelu.
6sie auf Gursr But!
Or. Muauff 2bmis's Samburser Sruatbee
,p,rb nur in o i9imal. paieteu, preis rs Gents, ODER
fanf padet II. ~osrtnmtt. 1T in allen Applbstsn ~
ba en- ober Nib mad gmpfana bes preiies Irei na&
alen 2btileu Der D.r. Stnaten periduot. Yl1u
a~b.eliire: u. Soseler s So.
Waltimore, NIB.
, 1880-09-10
Naenfen VerIanat fur
DrDf. f1ulf f1ber MaanbQrkfif

gen. asn ~esScratts tbsfarbt. fas Bud rutbdit ftrne
Siebe. tbre @efete, Naeht 1e. geentsn psrtGut
tdalth -pn f5-2hGrtmpIatt. Mou psnbt It'd NIT Ix
sabs ~irdtererE 11tteectt l n % seatipnol Wnoltfttn
DO, pttIdt slptta,D d 4aB1fsaip
, 1880-09-10
Sanlaica Winaer

1. Vt tinSi9e i3uiammeRietu
oes ebten Samaica Sngmsr
aromattihen Stofien un6 frdnStV
lhem SranntmsW fir Gbolft1
&botera Worbue &rdmpfe N
EhmerSen, &nbr unb Deentd
'Spspepiia, Iboeipansfbeit,
| tbati8teit oes Dfaaens un6 Der
Der. nuo 8eaen bic @efabreR
Ypeh iets bon Wafer, Nabrpaa
sitTas. 0rast nat
, 1880-09-10
8 , 6


M &etatl pe~rtauft'au Smportottons. Yre'ser
DON Der
Great Atlantic and Pacific
TEA Co.,
Ro. a31 Nrb 2traGe, Ode sesr 3seIten uns
Gpates 1tr. unb GEL Glib Drttte Ctr, *
pbiIaoelp 1ta, pG.
Dies LIT cine Drsaniiation BON gapitalifen uInl
2bee gu importiren nno gu pertbetlen 7
nit einem tleinen We,p,nn, Der Dem GoulumenteH allen
Oem mn Der 3piidtnbanbIer eripart. aDir eontrpuiren
simeu srcsen 1peil her beten a9seiorten. pel4e mad
oieiem 9anbs tontintn nnb bic uur BON uns ielbt per
tauft lperbeu. Qerilnen. lpelte BON anbersn bdnblern
taufe n tbun btes ~ ibrem elgemen gtlhtbetl. unitr
bdu1er In CHINA uno Sapan baben bic beiten Gaeilita
ten ,mr Muspabl, mas uns sroBe Wortbetle 9e,paprt
lDir baben gum 8ertauf unlerer S4eeiorten II ans
baup!tdbten Der Vereinistem Staten stores stabtir
gDtr seben unierem 8unoen etn -.xs~x.s..
&tGneS Sell Gbrpmp,a
senommen uou oem pertbuoaten 99erten american
Der uno iremOer Rintltr). welbes. penn in 1e
iloerlaoen Setauft. n.9f toitea Diros ais Der y e
5 Lates b.triat Osls S9ronos tas elm 0el
run Iere Qunben.
Nds s~efauften gDaaren saran I IT. bar Re
Dnrnene Vefrtebisuns sstpdbrsn. obersas 0elo auki
~erftattet.
Great Atlantic and P,eifi'
o.,
, 1880-09-10

ftdn mesbeu fret 0ertd3t6ts
nep ertb kpIIe VrdmtG
Bar teben asonnsaten sss .ErssbStrtas'
@prcbeifer's @6rterbu3
In anArtbaab.
Suuertst snh xnabsesasyA
Otter s~sipaItise 8aas BON 1904 eettsn sxftla
lber 400, 600 Wsrte NIT ibrer ausfpsA4& e.
!ldrun8 unb UbleitunS. Gr II NIT meer atS l0oe
eotfhnttten iluRrtrt nnb sntbdft Mebr pie 100
ipnonpme Norte bebanbeIt iuerben. Ct xmfst3.
s. a.siiS. Srammatii. I. 9ni2aauns SiissssS
s sss ss ! Sr6 ST i'ssl!!sl$:a s sss sa. 4 ssss':s
8 Gsf9t3te Der ensltiheu 2DSrterbu&s tHtnf&at
4 @Ssts5n.%s 9: ausIprss%'s prts9ti$.s aas Iat &
!%.td,n.tti gtdnuer tsuttser 8stt.n. r. absarinn(sa
esbrau&t In S&rift lns Druid 10. Y1orts edte
uns attdt. aus hem 0ris&iiAsn, est.inIi3sa 1rsss
5d!t .r @t~i$ts. uns Msshttnen une stne is!@s
ssns.s aa.ia sssssas.s' 10 .in Sas sssSassmsSssss
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ETY. DrttttltaRrbunbeyt pftloloetiten 6tdbtsn 81
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ts2sot bnrm 9itats hr h,asn Mutorss aItsr,n I'M
nemsy,n asitoIt,,S NM .,k,gs. Mint s~r mann FLA
anS sensS Ss H.Ssntnncsu. isnS.rn s%ntboltsn n.
sisih asM einen rsimss HMet sas arusSisnsn ~
0ross HYSsit IA sus n, W,tsmsrsst b..
MARI ssrtnsn ~ ,s ~ NJ Ss,s n,isb,icw IN M i.ttsn
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Wetnun6sn euntaentes RdnneA
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Srtbsofopbie unh Nusfpf nde mad MordeHet III
Qeitfern oemefsu - hi, BON hen Hshen GdpriftRsrer
unS Nsbntrn il gns1anS uts tisr az nstettsnS On.
Sroi.Hor e.sa ssrt.x. q. D.. grasb.,.l.1
Nols Gouese, ,Dt. qesrtsher'S U1rtef2uh stri
len GI.is ses gsriaNsrc unH I'm etanSpustt n,
, 1880-09-10
Die etnst9e pOIptehnu4e Jau6.
&6hu1e

ct. GIemens Saa, Gutect 0ttp. NIB.
an Golee Der yerer6beruns Rnb fhnf Dldse offsn
! Dian beiutrbe Hh fofort barum. Die Grabutrte
| itehen bod. glur erter RIafe 8naben peroen aufg
nonmin. Yier GourIe: GtaIRih, 2ibera1, WiheH
ihaftii& unb 6 ommerBteu. Wan idide cine Yrie
m rfe an bic Directnren fir ben Decsnnial.GataIp1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-04-29
~
Village 0f Wyalusinq.
LOU. p. LESLER,
Treasurer Grant Co, Wis
E'rtghtening InvaIids. ,

The pupular impression, strengthened by
some scientific opinions, that consumption
cannot be cured, has no doubt FASTENED the
death of many invalids, by depriving them Of
the consolation of hope. Persons afflicted
with pectoral disease should be supported by
every assurance of cure, not alarmed BY
the gloomy, forebodiug countenances of those
around. For our part, we do not believe
that consumption is incurable, and let physi-
clans theorize as they will, we have mass
of evidence to prove that persons having all
the symptoms of consumption, cough, deep,
bloody expectora'ion, pain and oppression,
sore throat, diarrhea, night sweats, burning
ing fever, &C., have been permanently cured
by CDR. Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry" This old standard remedy is pre-
pared only by DR.. Swayne Son, Philadel-
phia. Price 25 cents and 81, or six bottles
for s., The large size is the most economi-
cal. Sold by all prominen. druggists. Sold
in Lancaster by JAS. A. JONES 26yl,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-04-29
I'd Assembly District Convention.

Beetown, April 20, 1880.
Pursuant,to call the delegate Republicans
of the % Assembly District met 10 conven-
ton in Ishmael's Hall at Beetown, this day
at O'Clock, p. IN. The District chairman,
T. F. Baldwin, called the convention to or
der and Hon. o. c. Hathaway was chosen
chairman of the convention. Edward Pol
lock was chosen secretary. The business OF
the convention vas stated and the chairman
appointed as committee on credentials, Messrs.
Baldwin, Woodhouse and KlelnpelI. The
committee reported the following named gen.
themen as entitled to seats:
Cassyile-C Kleinpell, ]. A. Klindt, Fred
Beilhart, d. B. Stevens, Henry Seipp.
Bloomington-W. B. Clark, J. w. Brack-
EFT, w. II. Howard, w. H. Harvey, S.
Woodhouse, Ira Fox.
Lancaster-C. Fl. Baxter, S. H. FARMS
worth, L. j. Arthur, A. Michaelis, j. Allen
Barber, I. +. Baldwin-two votes, John
Willis. Edward Pollock, Geo. Clementson,
Anton Smith, R. D. ShowaIter.
Beetown--O. C. Hathaway, J. Halls, r. S.
Morse, G. b. Wheeler, H. S. Sprsgue, Sam
Birch.
Waterloo-John wager, E. Padden, w. B.
Slocum.
The towns in the District not named were
not represented. 1t was moved and carried
that for the towns partly represented the del
egates present should cast the whole number
Of votes of their towns.
The nomination of delegates to the State
convention being in order, J. W. Bracket
moved that the chair call upon the
delegates to rise and express their preferences
for President. The motion prevailed. and
there were found TO be 10 votes for Blaine,
II for Grant and 2 for Washburn.
Mr.. Josiah Halls nominated Edward Pol
lock as delegate to represent the District in
the State convention, and as there appeared
to be no contesting nomination be moved the
vote be by reclamation. Carried, and Ed
ward Pollock declared elected
Mr.. w. II. Howard nominated Hon. J. Al.
len Barber as the other District delegate.
Nomination seconded, motion- carried and
Mr.. Barber declared elected.
The following named persoas were chosen
rira roce as delegates TO represent the Dis
tiet m the Senatorial Convention to be held
at Lancaster Thursday, April 29th. Jesse
Brooks, Of Bloomington; Josiah Halls, of
Beetown Geo. Clementson, of Lancaster;
D. B. Stephens, of Cassville and Johr va
ger, of Waterloo.
On motion, the delegates to the State Con.
ventiOn, in case they could not attend, we're
empowed 10 appoint delegates TO take their
places.
A vote was taken OF choice for President
as between Blaine and Washburne resulting
10 for Blaine aud II for Washburne.
"a choice between Blaine and Grant
vote resulted 9 forBlaine and IL for Grant.
Adjourned.
o. C. HATHAWAY,
EDWARD Pollock, Pres.
Secsv
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-04-29
Democratic PresidertiaI Dele
Conventions.
Delegate

will be held as follows:
For Grant County Senatorial District to elect two
delegates to Madison, at Lancaster, Saturday, May
sth 1889, at one O'Clock p. TO which each Assem-
bly, District will send five delegates.
For the State OF Wisconsin, TO elect delegates to
Cincinnati, at Madison on May 18th, for the United
States, 20 nominate a Presi dent, at Cincinnati on
June 3d. 1880.
Assembly District Conventions, TO elect Eve dole
gates each to the county convention, and two to
Madison unless otherwise called by their own COM
mittees, are hereby called 10 be held or Thursday
May 9th, at one O'clock p. m. az follows;
Ist Assembly District Platteyille
30 ............'''.'" Bosoobel
own caucuses TO elect delegates to these Assem-
bly, District Conventions recommended be held
At tho usual places Of holding elections Saturday.
May ist, at one O'Clock . m.
voters who believe In the restoration OF the prin.
clples of true Democracy upon which our fathers
founded this great Republic, which sre, government
o. the people by the people, for the best good Of the
masses Of the people, instead Of gov eminent by the
fews for tho benefit Of the few at the expense OF the
many, without any regard 70 their past party aia-
tions or preferences, cordially invited to come
together and take part.
BY order Of the couu y committee.
H. A. MOORE, Chm.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-04-29

THE Chicago 81 Northwestern
Railway Company has made a full
purchase Of our Chicago &c Tomah
narrow gauge 1t is turned over to
them "bag and baggage" The ca
N. w. being also purchasers of the
Platteville and Galena narrow gauge
the interests of the two roads are
Identical and the six. miles gap be-
tween them will be linked together
May Goth. We shall then have rail.
way connection with PlattevilIe and
other portions of the county. What
other advantages will be gained time
will tell. When our road had un.
ion with the NJ. d. st. Paul we were
highly favored and hoped for that
union to continue but of course will
be pleased if there is something bet
ter in store for Lancaster and neigh
boring towns.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-04-29

THE lst Assembly District Con-
veption, held at Platteville Saturday,
chose as delegates to the State Con-
vention, Hon. W. E. Carter and
James II. Cabanis, and for delegates
to the Senatorial Convention, Messrs.
Samuel Barstow, of EIlenboro, John
S. Lane of Jamestown, F. G.Thomp.
son, OF Hazel Green, J. II. Evans, OF
Platteville and G. E. Stehl, of Lima.
A vote for choice of Presidential can
didates showed 3 for Grant, Is for
Blaine, 10 for Washburne, l for
Sherman and for Edmunds.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-04-29
Taken Up-Coma.

By the subscriber on lands owned ard oc-
cupied. by him in section 8, Town orange Q,
Town of Liberty, in Grant county, on or
about April Z, 1880, two fat cows,-one
light red, face and neck roam or speckled,
white belly and one horn is turned down
more than the other; the other COW is a
light red, with white heart-shaped spot in
the face, white on the back near the tail
horns come close together at the points
The owner is requested to prove property,
pay charges and take away said strays.
WIN L. SGHREIBER
Liberty Ridge P. o., April II, 1880, 7w4*.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-04-29

0i&.Lots in nw& s,ch to Village of Platterilre.
Bound NV by 0sceoa Village lot bound by
and Belmont road, Schroeder Holman
by NJ. Stephens, by eby Court House st.
B. Meore.................l5l by Nichols IN d
Weston, by Chest
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-04-29
Congress and Pensions.

We had some words on pensions
lslt week. Congress is trying to do
something with the pension BUSH
ness. A carefully prepared report
on the subject, by Senator Withers,
of Virginia, shows that pensions are
granted upon ca parte evidence and
is very unsatisfactory. The recom-
mendation of examining surgeons
are weakened because of their social
and business relations in the oommuu-
ity OF their residence. The number
of claims filed from 1862 to 1880
(not counting increase, or arrears
claims) was 699,674. Compare this
with the actual number of men who
gave service as soldiers. The pro.
portion that thought themselves
disabled is truly remarkable. Of
these 409,015 were allowed and
24S,732 remain unsettled. The cost
of settling these claims for each ap.
plioant the first six years run at
$424 to 1913; fog the next SIX
years $500 TO s32.4O, and for the
next three years SIS 20 to S25.41.
The increase of cost is caused by
the increasing difficulties of OBJ tain.
ing evidence. Soon after the battles
it was easier to get at the truth. In
the last three years l 252 pensioners
were dropped because they were
discovered to be fraudulent from the
start. They had received nearly
oae million dollars. In tho same
time 1882 others wero allowed that
were discovered to be frauds before
paid, saving one aud half million
dollars. Mr.. Withers thinks Il will
take over sS5, 900, 900 to pay arrears
of pensions the current year and
the commissioner of Pensions thinks
it will take $40, 0OO,O 900 the next year
and that the amount will increase
tor several years. Ga the first day
of March this year there were unde-
termined claims awaiting settle
ment amounting to $4,000. 600. 1t
Will take several years to settle
these and more are coming in at
the rate of 5000 per mouth. Mr..
Withers thinks the frauds reported
are but small portion of those that
exist. A remedy proposed Is to
have Commissioners appointed in
nearly every Congressional District.
The evidence to sustain pension
claims is to be taken before this
commission 10 public, at the place
whore the claimant resides. IL is
thought the change wilt greatly se-
duce the number of frauds and
will hasten the settlement of meri- |
torious claims. Very well, 'reform |
is needed"