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personal.

NOTICE.-I HEREBY APPOINT l.. VI.
~ GRANT my agent 10 conduct AMI carry on lne
Tpi'cKIxc RIisI\YSs 10 buy aud sell FOR CASH;
son,rac, LOUIS J. BUs>ItUX.
irpy 10 1850, y 3O.2ts
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pletely restored to bis normal health and
strength. Then he proposes to board an
other steamer and try and reach Fort
Kco0h.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS, VA, NOW OPEN.
~ Soard per day, according 10 location Of room
and nember OF persons la same, tl.20 10 s~s;oO0'
ner week. ks 10 &1I; per month, $50 TO saO'
pci,I conirac;s with families aud parties NUMBER
lng over seven persons at less rates. Eound-,tp
,Ickets from Richmond 10 Orkney over chesapeake
sHN "N'' JONES PARKER,
,v,1.Jm Proprietors.
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ruti.M II. PLEAsASTs, Latin and Nasura
Science ,,,o,. n Rnsi,.h and French.
rsT. CoCKE. A. NJ, Mathematics.
snp IN yowLKEe, Ethics and History.
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THE VERY Low RATE OF TICKETS
sls25 TO fIe.25
NEW YORK, NEWPORT, NEW BEDFORD,
NANTUCKET,
MARTUA's VINEYARD,
A TOUR OF OVER 1900 MILES.
VISITING THE WONDERFUL ISLANDS Oh
TIE ATLANTIC.
MARTHA's VINEYARD, the Bright; NAN
TUCKET, the Qudnt- ISLES OF SHOALS,
the Rocky; MOUNT DESERT, the
Wild; combining
naE ARTISTIC, THE Antique
THE SOLITARY, THE ROMANTICi
EACH ISLE HAS A PECULIAR CHARM OF
ITS OWN.
NANTUCKET TOUR,
inehdns Boston 9-So. Long, tedious rides In tho
same conveyance avoided.
wBiTE MOUNTAINS GOUR, s24.6o.
AN OPPORTUNITY 0Y SEEING THE THxEx
G2EkTEsT CITIES or THE UNION
Pbtlzdelphia. New York AID Boston,
s27sc.
MOrsT DESERT T0CK, s25.oo.
IN ALL CHANGES
you step but ssort distance from eDe train Of carr
10 anotLs, and from cus 70 steamboat,
and vice ye.'ss-
GkAND TOUR e.,
including al the atove places. oafg 933.
NO EXCURSION TRAINS OR STEAMERS
Used.
ke< necessarily exdosed 10 or rsi9 on the
~boss grand tour OF 100 miles. Passengers un-
ay SHELTER fron Baltimore 10 Nantucket, Ssst0n,
Nh< Mountains, and Aoant Desert.
NO SPECIAL TRAISs-YOU GO ON REGULAR
TRAINS AND STEAMERS.
LEAVING August 9TH, 10Th, liTB, 12fH,
ALL TICKETS GOOD rOR THIRTY DAYS.
Illustrated descriptive guide free at
A. w. GARBER'S.
jyxe-W,Fksu3t e2s Main street.
-
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UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
STAUNTON, VA.
MISS MARY J. BALDWIN. PRINCIPAL.

This institution continues 10 Increase I'm prosper
itv from year year. IL offers superior advantage
I'm location: IN It's buildings aid grounds; IN It's
general appointments and sanitary arrangements
It's fun corps Of superior and experienced teachers
It, unsurpassed advantages In music. modern lan.
images eiocutiOn. fine arts, physical culture, ana
Instruction IN the theory and practice OF cooking
The SUGGEST ful efforts made TO secure health. CON-
fort and happiness; is opposition 10 eXtraVagsnce'
It's standard OF solid scholarship.
For full particulars apply 10 the Prneipsi Tor
catalogues. Je lo-Zm
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Two NIGHTS ONLY,
FRIDAYAND DsATURDAY,JULY 30rH AND Slsr.
MADAME CAROLINE RICHINGs-BERNARD,
AMERICAS GREATEST PRINA DONNA,
SUPPORTED BY
MISS AMY ROGERS,
Mr.. EDWIN ". HoYF,
Mr.. PIERRE BERNARD,
Mr.. JOSEPH 5. .GgEcssFrLpER.
FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 30TH,
Firs. production Of the new opera,
THE DUCHESS
Music by Pierre Bernard. Libretta 10y Caroline
Rcnings.
SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 31Sr,
First production Of Victor Masses grand Partisan
success,
LIE NOCES DE JEANETTE,
;Jeaunete's WeddingJ
SECOND ACT OF MARTHA.
POPULAR PRICES Admission. 80 cents; re-
served seats. rs cents: gallery. 20 cents.
| Box-sheet opens at {. +. J0HNSTONs Iue'1sy,
| July 27th. Jy2o
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,

Mrs. GENERAL JE ~ STUART, PRINCIPAL,
aided by a full corps Of efficient teachers Inc ses-
sion begins SEPTEMBER 18TH. ana continues
nine N Onths. The expense OF board. &C., Win !.
liberal course. including Music and Languages need
not exceed 1890. For particulars Apply 10 me. Ihe
jy S-2m PRlNClfAL.
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W. G. RICHARDSON, Director Of Vocsi and In
slrnmtniaI Music. ,c, rsno,,,es
t,,,s H. = NJ. posCuFR. Piano and singing
MIS- IL 'Tsiisllsnics Vocal Music, and Paint
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HAMPDEN-SIDNEY COLLEGE.
III PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY, VA

The one hundred and fnh session opens on I'd
SEPTEMBER. For catalogue and for iu lnforma'
lion as 10 new studies aud new fegrees, Apply 10
REV. NJ. L. ATKINSON, ID. D.,
a. vorSTu.0,n President
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DATAPSCO INSTITUTE-MISs SA-
RAH NRANDOLP PHI. OF Edge Hill, Virginia,
PRINCIPAL. This wel-known SCHOOL for lOUNG
LANES and CHILDREN will open SEPTEM GER
l5TU IL of, rs unusual facilities for finished edu-
cation For circulars address the Principal Pa
tapscO Insiitne, EicOti CITY. Nd. Jy lo-2oI
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EDUCATIONAL.
1II.INs INSTITUTE.

HoLLlNs iNst..o !. :, as 'n ....,,.., :, -,
Colonel GEORGE T. TAYL0E, President OF I'M
Trustees. ,.o,.y, c,,o,,n,enaept
rpS n 6 CIlIIDS. Associate Principal
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Toaccou n odate the public this company VII Ell
ROUHD-TRIP TICKETS 10 NORFOLK ~ cry
SATURDAY EVENING. good TO return on follpw-
ing Monday, AZ 80. Train leaves Richmond AZ 0.z0
T.. NJ, connecting At Norfolk same e' tBing WIN
steam -yact Hyxeia for Old Point, arriving aoout
IL +. NJ; or passengers eau take lraln suuisy
morning for Ocean View, where they can enl0y
SPLENDID sURF-BATIlNG, Nc.
Returning leave Old Point Monday morning ia
time 10 connect with Atlantic, Mississippi AMI ONO
railroad at Norfolk, and arrive In hicbmoad al
lO:4O a. VI. -
for tickets apply at Office Of Company. corner
Eighth aud Byrd streets, or at the general ucAe,
office OF A. ". GARBER, S26 Nnin siI =.
VN1|N - " W. T.. JONES,
General Passenger Agent.
THO. %. KLINE. General Superintendent.
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A. y rrRNER English Lan,uage.
Mi.s - l.. COCKE. Latin aud French.
Wt,s ". A.. COcKE. Msth.. Gerinan, and frtneh.
M,ss sAILY II. RYLAND. Preparatory schoOi.
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SIMMER RESORTS.

Bon AIR.
If you wish 10 enjoy cool oreeres during AoSu''
and September apply earlyto
l.. ". HAWKINS,
.ooy Proprietor.
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insa ap. EMMA PAUL., Superintendent OF Music
Rocms.
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4itllmond 1ispatth.

ss- THE crRcULATIoNOr THE 9IsPATCB
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRCU'
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
Entered at the rost-Once at Richmond, Va, as
second-class matter.l
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rxcUvSxO>s p,C.NICs. &c.
GRAND EXCURSION TO CHICAGO
TO THE
TRIENSIAL GRAND CONCLANE
OF THE
GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR Of THE UNITED
STATES,
VIA CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
TICKETS FOR THE ROUND TRIP ONLY s16,
which includes meals and berths on the Ohio river
steamers,
TICKETS GOOD TO RETURN UNTIL
SEPTEMBER Is, 1880.

The above excursion, under the auspices OF the
CoNMANDERY OF ST. ANDREW, X. T.,
for train. leaving Richmond on the l2ih, 18Th, and
l4th Of August, offers great Inducements 10 mer-
chants and others TO visit the western elies Al al
nnust,a'Iy low price and al the same time presen-
ing the opportunity Of witnessing the grlndest dis
play and parade OF knights Templar ever seen In
this country.
Tickes for sale by A. ". CARRIER, S26 Main street;
al the Office Of the Chesapeake and ohio railroad,
and by the members or the cOmmittee--John j.
Wrlgh' John u. SUR, j. V. Bidgood, A. ". CARRIER,
o. 81 Marshall, Henry Bodeker. and Jno. T.. Laugh
ton. Jr. 1y 30 eodiAuSAtdtu
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STORIES SELECT SUMNER TOURS

CTORK,S SELECT SUMNER TOURS
COMBINE MORE PLEASURE,
HEALTH, REST,
RECREATION, AND ECONOMY,
than any o,her tours from Richmond.
THEY ARE POPULAR
BECArsE THEY ARE NOT OvERRATED.
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Nn.C.L. CocKE. head Of Domcsiic DepsrImsnt
NrS. G, IA. CoCkE. Domestic Department
MIS- LAURA II. WHITE. Mairon-
1u.RLrs n. COCKE. Businees Agent.
JouN 5. ToNPKfNS, VI. d., Resident PHYSICIAN
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Young ladies are graduated In ID SINGLE DE
PARTMFNTS: (2l the LITERARY COURSE; lSI
The SCIENTIFIC COURSE; t4l ihe CLAssIChL
COURSE: (5l The FULL COURSE; (6l MUSIC
Provision is made TO meet The wants OF sll The ad
yan,sges are equal 10 any Afforded In the South
The gentlemen and lady officers are Of htgh socis
fvpe Apd varied calture-shey are teachers. aud
have no other calling Musical advantages very su-
perior. .,-,,.r,.,,,,,, ,.,,.
rs r.reiyod for sing session. or for the periOn OF
ScbeoI.tife Including vacations. Daughters or min.
tsieis Of the Gospel admitted NJ reduced rste'
Pos,-ofrcc: Bo. etOurt Springs, Va. Depot and
telegraph Office Salem, on Ihe Atlantic, Mississippi
and Ohio railroad.
ArpA for circulars. y 3p-2taw3W
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AMUSEMENTS.
MOZART HALL.
ENGLISH OPERA.

FOR TIE BENEFIT OF THE
GUARD OF THE COMMONWEALTH.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-11-25
The Book Agent.

Some time since a number of Bos.
ton lawyers invested in and nailed
up to their deck sign reading that
they were very busy just then, but
would see the visitor later. One
day withered up old man entered
an Office, gazed stupidity around, and
at last inquired, Scan | see the law
yer for few minutes?" He had a
book under bis arm, and that settled
the case. His attention was direct
ed to the sign, and after reading he
turned away, saying, "Well, if you
are busy l won't stop. 1t was a
case where there was about $4,000
at stake" But be was out in the
ball by that time, aud he didn't seem
to bear the invitation to come back.
The lawyer, vexed and annoyed, tore
down the sign at once, and hoped
the old man might return. Sure
enough, he entered the Office next
day, and not seeing the sign he sat
down and asked, every busy this
morning ?" ooh, no, plenty of time, -
was the reply. "Sure l won't annoy
you?" "Oh, you can't annoy me at
all, | shall listen to you with the
greatest of pleasure" swell then,
said the old man, as he slowly undid
his book, "Td like to call your at
tention to this lite of Napoleon II
IS said that the engravings alone
cost $4,000. We are selling the
book at" The lawyer grew white
around the mouth, and asked to be
excused for moment. He put on
his hat AMI went down for ride on
the omnibus, calculating to be gone
two hours.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-11-25
LANCASTER. WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Is 1880

sDie4 voas benisse I Nous raccep.
terons.'
Edith uDpacked the basket, and
with hurried goodbye ran out to
meet her wondering cousins. Per-
haps they thought she was not
quite 80 entertaining as before, but
her mind was full Of questions. Was
it the Savior? Could it be that even
her French had been taught her for
this +? And with this new light
breaking on her life, the lessons and
practicing did not seem so dreary.
have taken so much space tell
ing you ct this, that | can only add
that Edith's visit was prolonged to
three or four weeks, because It eVi.
IDENTIFY was of benefit to her. But
she was not idle She learned to
ride, to swing herself almost to the
tree top in her cousins swing. to
build snow tort, 10 m owe about on
skates, in the short time that she
spent at Cherry Valley farm. And
then, with new strength, she went
back to her verbs and music, her
Latin and drawing, with a fresh
purpose and higher ambition even
than to be the most thoroughly cd.
ucated young lady in Miss Meals
school.'-&. Nicholas.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-11-25

food was eaten with certain ceremo.
MES, variously apportioned to the
sacrifice to Heaven and Earth, the
worship of the fsvorite family gods,
and the offering to deceased ances-
tors. Before the ancestral tablets, or
household idol, incense was con.
sumed, punk or joss sticks, mock
money, and pieces of red paper COW
cred with printed prayers, were
burned. Many parties of Chinese
whose ordinary homes are with their
American employers dubbed togeth-
er for this festal season, and rented
rooms, where conformity they held
their midnight feasts. As the bells
announced the mystic hour of twelve,
the dawn of new period was vel
coined by musical strains peculiar to
the inhabitants Of "the Middle King
DOM" by crackers, bombs, and"flow.
ers" (rockets, etc }. A procession of
priests curiously costumed, walking
in single file, with lanterns, mads q
tour of the different temples, where
they were received by the resident
priests. Food, incense, tea, printed
prayers, and mock money were OF.
fered to the gods, and appropriate
fare partaken of by their earthly min
listers. Generous hospitality is the
feature of the New ear season, and
there is Chinese saying shat dur.
ing the first part of the first moon no
one has an empty stomach. = CATH
ERNIE BALDWIN, in Harpers Maya
zine for December.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-11-25

Pittsburgh Iron and Steel.

One-twelfth of all the pig-iron
produced in the United States il
wrested from the glisteniug ore by
the furnaces of Pittsburgh and her
immediate vicinity. In the matter
of blast furnaces her record dates
back to 1892, when the primitive
structure erected by George Anshutz
sent its smoke into the clear sky,
now darkened By the warm breath
OF fifteen huge furnaces, capable of
producing half million tons
of pig metal every year
from the ores that come from far and
near. Aud to further prepare this
metal-the first result of fire upon
ore-there are in Pittsburgh thirty
FIVE rolling mills, wherein eight hun
dred boiling or pudding furnaces
are seething like miniature volcanoes
in constant eruption, and whose
product is here fashioned into one.
quarter of all the rolled iron made in
the broad republic.
oOShuihS ihto luo fcdltu Vi steer
that perfected and purified form
reached through these crucial boil
iugs and MEETINGS and hammerings
Pittsburgh claims, with pardonable
pride, sixteen enormous establish
ments devoted to making all mar
ner of steel, including the finest
grades of stool" steel, until lately
supplied by the English manufac-
turers. In this Pittsburgh excels,
and makes two-thirds of all the
crucible steel produced in this coun-
try.-G. F. MULLER, in Harper's
Magazine.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-11-25
The Missing Link .

Miss Bird, an English lady de-
scribes in a book on Japan, and es.
pecially on the Amos, how che was
ferried across river by one Aino,
completely covered by hair, which
on bis shoulders was wavy Ike that
of retriever, and rendered clothing
quite needless, either for covering or
warmth )" and how in another place
she met with a second old man,
whom she en,phstically describes as
''the missing link" His face was
vacant and apathetlc, his arms and
legs were unnaturally long and thin,
he squatted with his knees tucked
into bis arm-pits, and bis whole
body was covered with black hair
"more than an inch long" and slight.
ly curly on the shoulders He had,
however, q bare patch on each side,
probably marking the parts on which
he rested when asleep, peculiarly
found in the gorilla, who has bare
spot on his back where be leans
against trees.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-11-25
The Northwestern.

The State Journal publishes, from
advance sheets of the Railroad Com.
missioner's Report, statistics re-
specting the business of the Chicago
and Northwestern Railway Compass
ny for the year ending June 80,
1880, from which we condense the
following particulars of general in.
terert:
The company owns 1890 miles of
road, and operates 4s7 miles more
OF leased lines. In Wisconsin it has
SOB miles of line.
The income for the year exceed.
ed the expenses by S1,727.545.
The capital stock of the road ia
s30,591 per mile; the bonded in.
debtedoess s27,5sl per mile; and
the floating debt::::s2, l47 per mile.
The capital stock is divided into
common and preferred, the latter
being entitled to Z per cent. divi-
dend from the earnings before the
common receives anything. Divi-
dends were deels.ed, Z per cent. on
preferred and 6 per cent. on COM
mon stock.
The cost of road and equipment
in Wisconsin has been Sol, 444 per
mile.
The average rate for carrying
passenger one mile, on the whole
line, was 2 6 cents; the average rate
for carrying one ton of freight one
mile was l 46 cents. The total
number of passengers carried was
1882 1913; the total number of tons
OF freight, 5,32s,5sl.
The earnings per m.ls of road on
freight was 81 1929; on passengers,
81 062; on mails, express, &c., 1895;
total, s9,sS6. The operating expen.
SEES (oot Including taxes, construc-
ton, renewals, 80 } we're 81 $50 per
mile.
The equipment of the road, In the
item of rolling stock, includes 373
locomotives, 1876 passenger cara, 80
express and mails cars, 10. 1924
freight cars, and los of all other
Glasses.
The average salaries paid en-
pioyes are "a follows: Superintend-
EMS and road. masters. 5000; clerks
and stations agents, $685.; meohau-
los in shops. s6l4; conductors, $500;
engineers, S949; firemen, $685.
brak men, $500; fsgmen and
switch tenders. s511; section fore
men, s544 section hands, 1894.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-11-25

A TERRIBLE explosion occurred
Friday morning, in the Ford coal
pit, at Stellarton, N s., doubtless
from reckless shot fred by a miner.
TIE men on the north eide calmly
continued their labors, and were
greatly surprised at dinner time to
learn what had happened. Those on
the south side, numbering nearly
sixty, were instantly covered and
MANNED by huge blocks of coal dis
lodged by the concussion. Three men,
who volunteered, found II impossi bio
to explore the south side for any dis.
lance, on account OF after-damp. Six
eufferers were taken out IN dying
condition. aud the nam OF thirty
two a. G missing. An inc.den. OF the
calamity was the killing of twenty.
nine horses.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-11-25

WHILE on the Peninsula, during
the war, al officer one day came
across private soldier belonging to
one OF the most predatory companies
of the irish Brigade. The fellow
had the lifeless body of a goose and
hen tied together by the heels,
dangling from his musket. "Whers
did you steal those, you rascal ?"
the officer demanded. "Steal, is it
Faith was marching along with
Cole Sergeant Mcguire. and the
goose-bad cess TO it-came out and
Kissed at the American flag, and be-
dad ] shot him on the spot - "But
the hen, sir ? how about the hen ?''
"lt's the hin, is it Bad luck to the
hin? caught her laying eggs for
the rebel army, and as federal SOL
der | couldn't stand that anyhow,
and | give her lick that stopped
that act OF treason Z"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-11-25
Mr.. Setsmup's Mistake.

Mr.. Setemup came down stairs Ia
ten O'Clock breakfast With We
cant countenance and backward
tendency in his hair ,hst make bis
two eyes ne. He SAT down at tho
table and, picking up his knife and
fork, elirea in uneasy wonder at
something 10 the platter before him.
1t bad evidently beer fried in but
ter, and was intended for food. Mr..
Sstemnp harpooned it with his fork
and II cd II up bodily, gszing at it
with every i: creasing wonder.
"What undsr the sun. 'he exclaimed
at last. Is this thing ?" Well"
replied hi4 patient wife, wit, lust
the shsdrw of sigh. ait 10 k Ike
yonr rew felt hat and that ia what
thought it was, but you iulled IL
out OF your pocket waen you came
homo this morning and said it was
a nice porter-house steak end you
wanted it broiled for breakfast You
NEEDN'T give me any of it. I'm not
hungry" AID Mr.. Setemup. who
was just wild to know what else he
said when he came home, and what
time 1T was, for the life of him he
didn't dare ask Burlington H0sok-
pup
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-11-25

JAMES HALL, the geologist, resi-
dent in the state of New York. has
won a suit against Wisconsin in the
United States Supreme Court. He
sued the state for a years salary
claimed to be due, and was beaten
in the U. s. Circuit court, bat on ap.
peal has gained his suit. Mr.. Hall
was connected with the old geologi-
cal survey of the State, made about
twenty-five years ago.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-11-25

LITTLE Boy-MsEnma I want q
stick of candy? Clever Mamma
Which do you want-.he stick or
The candy Boy-Wbich would you
take, mama p Clever Msma--"The
stick. Of course" Li,tls boy" Well,
mama, you can have the stick. III
take the candy !"--iSundoy Item
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-11-25

He was brought before the Gal.
weston Recorder OF the charge of
Drunkenness. Do you plead guilty
or not guilty z Il don't plead ct
all. | deny everything Do you de-
ny having been up here before 2
Il should smile. Why5Jndge, l de-
ny being her right now. If you
catch me- giving myself away just
wake me up and let me know it,
Galveston Neus.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-11-25

IT is said that tie scorpion when
surrounded by circuit Of FIRE, turns
and s.ings itself to death Probably
it feels something like the young
man after be is Tilted. and whose
only ambition is TO get out under
the silent stars and kick himself over
fence.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-11-25

On, skirtl beautiful skir. jsIksd
through the duet and dragged thro'
the DIRT! oDoe you was white "a the
mantle OF snow, as the leaves ,of the
lily when spring zephyrs blow Stiff
TO tho touch and fair to he eve, and
neat to th gaze of each passcr by 7;
now tat cred and splsttered-oh,
piteous wrong! Is outfit skirt,
they made you too lorg.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-11-25

A TREASURY official states that
out of $3.50, 900 900 appearing 10 the
debt Statement. "a god, $50, 900, 900
is in bu q. The Philadelphia
mint is mon0poIizsd by the silver
cOinsgs, sad the treasury may yet
be seriously en- barrassed for want
OF gold pieces.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-11-25

SOMETHING novel in the way of q
cause for suicide was developed in
North Carolina where ycung lady
hanged herself through modification
at the defeat Of her father for the
legislature.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-11-25

To calculate the entire cost of a
trip to the top OF Mount Washington
you have only to summit up. We
presume, however, it would answer
he same purpose TO foot it up.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-11-25

A NEPHEW of John G. Calhoun,
residing at C.ndslaria, has become
insane from a wound received dur.
ing the war.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-11-25

Mistress -" Bridget. didn't you
hear me call ?" Bridget-"Yis,
mum; but ye towld me the other
day niver to answer ye back-and /
didn't"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-11-25

nR THROWN DENTIST. Is IN HIS OFFICE
II -scond house west Of the County Jail the LIST
seven lays Of each month. July 10th, 1878
nR f. A. NAKER, SURGEON DENTIST,
~ Bloonngto wis. All work in the dental line
ton q in the best manner and warranted. $3.50
mr. E OOOMEs DENTIST. Bosc0BEL, WIS
~ 0liceover SAWYER Favor's store. Can be
fou nd during hours from An till pm SOL
nR O 20. o. NEWELL. DENTIST. OFFICE OVER
III Drug Store. Lancaster, November LIST