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Richland beacon., 1881-11-12

We have been saving an editorial
Of the Morehouse Clarion on the sub
icct of jury trials for long time, with
the intention of publishing ii, but
have no; yet found room for it. 1t is
good ; it strikes the keynote of the
cause of SO much lawlcssness aud
reckless disregard for humane life.
The gist of the subject is to force the
Juror up to conscientious, fearless
md unbiased discharge Of bis daiy
TO punish clime-and we say, amen
Richland beacon., 1881-11-12

The following marriage notices are
clipped from the Franklin Sun OF last
Saturday: MARRIED-At the resi-
dcncc of MIR. Jno. Fuller, on the eve
ming of 4th ul,.. by the Rev. I. NJ.
Rhymes, Mr.. J. " Fuller to Miss NJ
n. Covington, all of Richland Parish.
A double wedding took place at
the residence Of Mrs. Vi. Rosa Prev
EFT. on Thursday the 27ih ult The
contracting parties were MIR. 5. d.
McNeill and Mrs. NJ. Rosa Prcwett
and Mr.. A. j. Gwin 10 Mis- Nj. \
Mcneil.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-12
l,GIgI.SSEUH %is.I3.

Ss
-
>;-.,n of Louisiana, ! Succession of
Parish Of Hi-hlald. \ Lrcy h.i-'fe, Decd.
Ey virtue uf IN order of lie, issued finm
il,. ii"irrri.lc fli,h Di-'rcr CONT in aud ior
he rai..n OF Richlard. ,aii State, ii 'ie
ns':rI Cf ,.ic Succession ni i.'ey '-"."- '"-
cc1-rd. and To mc objected. viii oit'r i'r
sale a, the door of i,ic court mouse, in the
toxin oi ha:>i,ic. on
Wednesday, the Ga day o. November,
within the honrS prescribed 'y law. N nrh'ir
au-'jon. 70 lie lasr and hisht-t bidder, the
'.,l1vfu@ properly L"i"ug.n- t" sarl success
JON. described - follows. ro-WIl:
Ulc hc,,sr sad lo' iu ~ ,''rvu "f Delhi, on
lie lloyd road. north "t 'ir r'ilr''i
Tcru- pf ,.,i, cast, ~ MT ic,, nan the in'
rr,;o:ird arVrai.c.nri;.
LEM SCOTT. Sheriff
sheriff O!G,c, Rayviie, La, Ca s, l>sl-'
Richland beacon., 1881-11-12
Constable Sale.

Tho Jones >'"'e of Lo"i,ia"a'
NJ ~. v. Pam: Of Hchand.
Nh Collins md waTi MAJ .,ira't Count
By virtuc of writ II ii. "a issued from
lie il.ri. Na-l-trrte> Cont Of the 2md wari
rafi,.. ot ha Inland. State al Louisiana IN the
above entitled umI numbered >nij, 1nd 10 NE
directed. have seized AMI viii "irr for -a!".
a, the door oi lie Court liou-e, III the town
Il hayviilr. On
.5aiur,!ay, The l2h doy of Nor'nbcr,
lS5i,
nj pul,lir auriion. To the last and highest bd-
der. au, i,in HE lu"nr> prescribed hy law.
Size, io.i.,a ii- d,scsihrd properly, ro>wit:
Az uniiy..!t.,i cnc-ha.i ihr,>t IA siN thou>
.aui pounds -erG cotton. mere or les.
- Ird a, ihe rr"prri! of y. Il collins,
lief, l-ilnr. anh Viii bc sold IL pay 80" debt,
Interest AMI al ci>i>.
irin.> of ,ale-ca-h, with the benefit Of
! aFIIaiscmcnt.
INO. 5. SUliNERIIA.
Constable
/ Rayviilr. La Oct ."'h, ISL 1t.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-12
SHERIFF'S SALE.

A. Il Sia,iuck STATE Of Loni'iana,
No. III. ". Parish Of Richland,
Mrs. IT. Underwood, 9th E.,,rict Court,
individually {. a> ruiri=.
By virtue oi writ Of ii. ia, is,uet from
,hc ilon,. 9TH ni>tric' Cont in and for ib"
Parish of Kichlanh. State of Louisiana, in the
above entitled and numbered ,ut. and 10 me
directed. ! have seized and will offer for sale.
at the door cf the court house, in the town of
RayvI!le. ON
SGtartlay. the 1911 day Of November,
1881,
AZ vubc auction, To the Inst and highest bid.
drr, AID within the hours prescribed ly law,
the f.lowlng described property, ,o'wt:
~ o. section %: north ha'f of north east
quarter section So south west quarter of souh
@cSi qnartcr section }, in to'-'I>hip II north,
range : east.
Term, Of -ale--cash, to pay the sum Of
three thousand three hundred dollars. with
eight per cent per annum interest, on eleven
hundred dollars from l., January, 1879, eight
per cent per AMMAN interest, on eleven hum
dred dollars from lst January. 1880 ard eight
per cchi per annum interest. on eleven huns
dr.d dollars from Isl January 1881, and nI'
cost and on te~ms Of credit To pay eleven
hundred dollars payable on the 1t January
! l>52. eleven hnAdred dollars payable on the
+ 1T January. 1852, eleven hundred dollar
payable 1t Jauaary, 1881. eleven hundr."
( dollars payable l., January, 1855, eleven hun
dfed dollars payable lsi January, $751; clever
hundred dollars payable 1t January. lHs'
/ eleven hundred dollars paya DE 1t !annnry
i-,N. win per cent interest from Their re
>gcc'ivc ma,urities uli rald.
LEM SCOTT,
Sheriff, Office, Rayvil!e, La, Sheriff
o. tobcr 10Th. sSl.-t;
Richland beacon., 1881-11-12
ACCOUNT.

STATE ol Louisiana.
Parish of Richl,nd, 5ih District Court.
SsecS>ion Of l. v. Hc(owa. T,e,o'ei
Whereas. II l.. Pruir, aInIn;-.r,'oT of the
Succession Of y NcCown. decreased, La,
ulrd ia The office ni the clerk of he Ilh
Di-irici Court ln AMI tor The PARISH "f hich.
land, his prnv.>,pnai account ot H., lnnmls-
'farion oi said estate
Now Therefore, unless opposition thereto
hc fled an writing III 'hr office 81 the Clcr.:
of the 9Th D>'rict COnr'. ~ Tie town of Rays
VILE. IN said uarish. wljlin ten day, from ,i.c
date hereof, thr saii account Will be allow r,i
and ON Iue proof before 'he Court. wlI BE-
made i.e jal.cment thcleof as tne law di-
reefs.
Witness my off 'a signature and seal oi
Office tn, l;h day OF Noye'ub-r. y p. ISL
j. NEWT PITTS.
Clerk IN District Court.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-12
ORDINANCE 10. !.

Be it ordained ry tae Police Jury of the
Parish o. Rchiaud. that tLc -uH q! Fifty doi
Iar> tc atd he ,a,nc i hereby apprnrtil'"A
to build br ige across the iiaycu btty., eu
the Scales p!acc and Eyans laEc, and r',oi
ihoma, Jones, George W. Wr.gnJ and ". l.
Dcndall be appuIitcI commissioners To let nu'
the banding OF sand bridge.
Be /, further ordained. Iha, the sum of fo;jy
loIiars be aud Is hereby appropriated 80 bag
Lumber 10 cover the bridge az 3. Nyrc.
place.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-12
ORDINANCE No. ,.

UKUIN.1NTI No. J.
Br il cr,lainri 10y tie Foiicc Jury q: tn"
Parish of Klchland, that in ur.ier to cary o'i'
ordinance No. 3. passed on ;he ."i! day oi
March, 1851, hg tie Police Jufy, tia, tue
Treasurer bc drccr"d 10 p.are all the rn"P
propr.aied funds Ct the bridge mad oi he d,i
iercm ward, into general bridge iIud 10 bt
sulj"c, 10 any appropriation tor bridge PrVp'
se> III ihr wards - ihe wants OF each wa!,
may Gemand.
Adopted November -;h, 1851.
ELIJAH SCOTT.
JNn. ). S.SUNNEgLIE, President.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-12

President Arthur has set apart
Thursday, November 9th as dag OF
t'.anksgiying aud prayer.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-12
uf s!te s'Ciic> 5"rJ'
Gr kIie s'.ari-s. o.. s.iGi.;;;:i,'.

RAyviLLE. la November .r'. J..
The n,i... JoIy IN a.'G tor tie !'a.'~h Ct
! !.c.li,.d ,uuvcacd III Tie town Of Ra!Vl,ir.
IN M.uHay. Tie 7;h d.y "l N.veihrr, l@Nl.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-12

Elections were held in the follow
ing States this week. Massachusetts,,
Virginia, Nebraska, Connecticut, Col
orado, Pennsylvania, Minnesota, Hi
nois and Mississippi. Tie Hepubli-
cans aud readjus,ers elected a MAORI.
" of the candidates in all o: these
except the latter, and carried some ol
the counties in that State. Warren
county went Republican without
doubt. Full returns are not in at this
writing from any of the States, bu
sufficient are in to indicate pretty
clearly the result.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-12
SHLRit't"S SALE.

Ar S.ia,,uck ! >ra'c Of Louisiana,
40 -. v Parrish Of hlrltIanJ,
Nir, :. ! O..ooi 5lh Distract CuurI.
{. Husband.
r. v:.j,e cf wrii of ii. fa.. issued from
rle iioul 5tu Di-t,ict Court in ard for ,hc
PARISH OF Ri.iI+uI, s'a:r oi J. "a iara. III ihc
above euijt ed amt numbered SAY. aud TO nae
directed, .iave >rizG and ',Ii uil,.r for sale,
ri the docr oi Ii.e ,o,.rl house, IA the town OF
Rayvii''. N
Saturday, he 1911 Dag oF Norember,
1851,
4; 0ulilir auciinn, - t',e ia-r sal highest bid
der anh within lie hoEr, prescribed by law,
TIE FLOWING described property. to>wi,:
The south east quarter. section twenty
township seventeen. north. range six cas-.
Terms of sa!c-cash, with the benefit oi
appraieemeni.
LEM SCOTT.
Sheriff Oii;c", E1yvi'e Ia Shcf.I
, O.i.Les It.a. -. -...
Richland beacon., 1881-11-12
Adopted November 7ih, 1851.
ELIJAH SCOTT President.

JXo 5 SUgMEaLIX. Clerk
a petition from citizens of the parish. asl>
ing that an ordinance be passed submir'u-. 9"
the vote of the people OF the parish whcta"r
licenses shall be- issued aii"r ils year IN tue
ditiercn, wards ot the pa!isA for tie safe Of
intoxicating liquors, was presented and re-
Richland beacon., 1881-11-12
Sherilf's Sale.

srmneI /. Boyd State Of I.oni lana.
No. 10 y par~h of nirhlard,
llaricn Ru,u III District Court
BY virinc 81 n wrij oi Ii. g.. Issued from ,lir
iIoul. ..th District Cont .u am tur the ,'ari-h
Of nicA.aul, State OF ..ou..iaua, in the above
e,,t.,'cd amt .un.acrcj suit. ali IL me directed,
lave -, iIcd auI Viii o:.cr f'r sale, ~ ,hc
toor Of thc court hoa>e, Ia the ;own Of Ray
vile, ,oI
!Sotur,loy, he lJH d1y Of Nocember,
1851,
at public auction. 10 tie last and h',he>t h'i
der and within jIr hrur- r. ,cr.b"d b: las,
lh" to lowing described properly. town;
lh, east uai # north ea>, quarter s"rii"n
twcury TWO. tpwu-LIp "a fc,.n :.nrih range Xix
east. containing ri2lr, arrr> m"f" "r !'',s.
I.rn- of >aie-ca,h, with ;hr brnchi ol
arr!aisereut ...
LEN SCOTT.
Sheriff. O;iir" nayviilc, l., Sheriff.
D.ni,-I ,'h, - ! TT.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-12
I,L.!I.Au St'Oii.

Where's. the ir'.t.yn o.. certain '''.z'''- "t
,I.o lJu wanj a-k.u! and ii:y!u, ( ac'."''c
of ,l.,. yrcSc,t Lotu"ty lines srr"ra,!a- ;''r
.itii ana > Il wards haNi;I hcrn ilvor't.y e'A
-idcr..l: III rr:orr, he }: "rln,mrd iAa' 'rHm
AIT AFTER the PRONUNCIATION O.; ,hs oGd.-at'c.
IL :, tie line srpcra',i. III" IA au.' l'h wards
b" 80 changed - 70 place. ti,e l"" 81 ID" i'h
ward u:,c uiilc >uutli. r.i:lne cat dII wr,'
ti.,.n T.. Crrcl: 80 .c-i h.ycr e 'A' pee, ''!'
i;q": il.a; theicw H. =, established tJ '..!-
OF .linarcc Shall be IN Il, eutit" e&,rat one
rIlic snuih q: the township .l.c h,iA rcn IOWA
SHIPS /, an; IL.
t.. II .u.;hcr o. l,ucl, '.ia' al rcr>.,r.> en-
bra ed v ll!lu la. nc,s tcfr.InIy nc,riH 2iyrn
t. the .l;h ward e.lal. lee cu;.ticd 10 register
an vu,,. a. ;" ith ward.
Ado,tr! November 7th. lo'l.
Jxo. ) SrMMEGLIS, ELljAH SCOTT.
Clerk ITr>Gc"t.
The committee on claims made the follow
M report:
W.. ihe undersigned committee apro.I'e !
! 10 examine aims beg leave To report, w
/ have examined the follow ny claims, lad
: ,ncm correct, and as. that they be above.
/ VIZ
Richland beacon., 1881-11-12
a. McCorhlc * 60, wool FIR court

j. a. Nct orhlc q 70, WOOH fir court
house, ; 80 90
Dr. " F. Noble post nor;".n Joe Gi.'ry. - 90
j. n pti-. books tr recorder. oihcc, - %
Lem Scott, sheriff, 10 90
Lem Scott, feeding prisoners, lS7 uJ
X II. polIerhide, J. p fees, 81 80
Il. il. Uollerhidc, holding inquest u on
T,,laie Bros for stationary clas Office. - -
y. II. Dui h"iiIn. inquest, !" tu
8 t.,rivk. ] =. l,-. Is y
u. Krln- Ncilip,.,. !. p. G.rs, ~ Il
J. ". l.ulwin. constable f-e-, - go
W 7. Camrhe. post 'nurirn, . O.
Ciarcne e rr,vi,, @uardIn. prisoners, = uu
]. ;. SumnerlIn, cOnetab: Ices, i -
Making total Of sili u
t"speci uily subIn'tcd
{. =. Ba'iopr,
II. + Nichcr.,
g. A Macs
Adopted November 7rh, 1881.
ELIJAH SCOTT.
JNo. 5. SCMMERIly, rIc>idcn
Richland beacon., 1881-11-12

LaXli..c, AMI par@aii."S are used i'y all
men ana woman, AMI hy al iiySc.a.~ 'Me
Ma; nrr, Pleasantly ~, gives -n'i-for' on j.
n,;i-l, ."u.at tor BAILEY >,L:.G Ara.IESr
g. a-I.yc. ,.irj,.ali aI.! tic ca.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-12

There was hiro'!: :io' at Marion, Ms ,
on election tay, which resnj,cl ia ilic ",a'll %
,ii.cc u!cu ard IT, wouniin. q! -cvcrli others
Richland beacon., 1881-11-12
Saturday, The 18Th dcy Of Noremlsr,
1881,

Shcriiis Office Rayrille, La, Sheriff
October 9TH. 1881 -'t.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-12
utIay, he l2h doy of Norember
lSSl,
ShcrIn'S Sale.

Rayv!ilr. La Oct. ooh, lSSl 1t.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-12

' ..f. o.. %. E.gv.t. L.. '.'.nh
e. ,.I.5. -.'... .-.'r.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-12
CEDI.N. No. =

JSr. :. CN.,EGLIN,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-27

The Journal Of Science says that, in
order to account for the mysterious dis
appearances of persons, now so common,
a French writer suggests the existence
of disease not yet recognized, which,
without any previous warning, suddenly
resolves the patient into vapor. He
even processes to have witnessed the
disappearance of friend with whom he
was walking. A very simple considera-
ton oyerturns this hypothesis. We can
scarcely assume that the disease causes
the sudden vaporization of clothing,
boots, keys, knives, money, trinkets,
and all that the patient had about him
at the time of his disappearance. Yet
no one has ever found in the street a
complete suit of clothes from which the
body of the wearer escaped.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-27
Oriental Proverbs.

The following are some Of the infinite
number of Oriental proverbs
1t is easy to mount a little donkey.
The nightingale was shut up in a
golden cage. but still she cried, Ny
home, my home
Two Captains in one ship viii surely
sink her.
The fox ends by getting into the fur
rier's shop.
knife wounds heal, but not those pro
ducel by a word.
The heart is crystal palace; once
broken, it can never be mended.
With patience, sour grapes become
sweetmeats and mulberry leaves turn 10
satin.
At sight of a glow-worm, the timid
cry Fire.
A fly is nothing, but it spoils the ap-
petite.
The apple and the pomegranate trees
disputed which was fairer, when the
thistle exclaimed, " Brethren, let us not
quarrel ="
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-27
Pint the Wires Under Ground.

The piacticability of putting the tele.
graph wires under ground is being
amply demonstrated by the German Gov
eminent. More than two hundred cities
and towns o. the Empire are now con-
nected in this way, and the operation OF
the wires is, we are told, complete sue
cess. The experiment is of very prac-
teal interest and value to our own coun-
try, where the question, particularly in
the large cities, has been agitated for
many years. Thus far the wires are un-
der ground in, we believe, only one OF
our cities-Washington, and there they
are carried along in the sewers by COM
pany which could not obtain the privil-
eye of disfiguring the streets. No diff.
Guilty that we have heard of is expert
enced in tho working Of these lines. The
only obstacle in the way of securing the
same results all over the Union is the
Discrimination of the companies to incur
the extra expense.-Nel0 York Herald
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-27
VILLAGE OF wYA1.nsrNn
COUNTY CLERK
0ur Work.

Whether we are happy IN our work or
not depends upon the way in which we
do it. The man who goes to his task
reluctantly, like scourged slave, has
no enjoyment in his labor. 1t is, to him.
like perpetual punishment. How
slowly, to his eyes, the sun rises to its
zenith! How slowly it sinks to the vest
ern horizonl With leaden feet the hours
go by. And he breads the morrow
which is to be but repition of the
dreary to-day. His sluggish pulse does
hardly beat He seems but half alive.
How different it is with the man who
works with will Whatever he touches
becomes at once interesting to him. He
is absorbed in what he is about, and he
exclsims at night, "How short the day
has seenedw Not an hour has hung
heavily on his hands.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-27

EX-SENATOR MCDONALD, Of Indiana,
who is in attendance on the Supreme Court at
Washington, urges upon the Democratic sena-
tors the rejection OF the nomination of Marshal
Dudley for Pension Commissioner, on the
ground that he prostitutcd his Office to parti-
san WORK in the Presidential eIentinn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-27
WARRINGTON.

GuITEAU Is becoming morOse and sus-
picious. lie has not been visited bv bis co,in-
sci for como days, aud is greatly displeass /
therest. lie says that il some great crimjnal
lawyer docs not volunteer to defend HIM. lie
viii defend himseli.
Mn, ScovILLE, Guiteau's counsel. has
Published tho following ITO the Public
The trial Of Guitesu is fxed for Nov. :. The
short time allowed makes this appeal to tie
public necessary. VIII the press kindly copy
Il? Guitesu attempted 20 lecture on religious
subjects through several Northern States.
70 is believed that there are many peo-
pie in that direction who can, II they Will.
furnish evidence OF his insanity. VIII they not
do 50 IN the interest Of patriotism, justice. hui
msnity and mercy? Patriotism, because If he
is hanged as a sane man II will be an eternal
blot on our history Justice. so that Il NAV
not be said hereafter thst be, being denied OF the
guidance OF reason was put g. death contrary
10 all law. human and divine. Humanity sni
mercy. that should prompt the laying aside Of
passion and dealing with this case in Christian
charity. II any person knows Of facts bearing
on this question. will be not furnish me lnfor-
nation? No one will be called to testify unless
il seems important 10 just defense and far
trial Please communicate with George SEQ
vile, Washington, ID. G."
The White House is being improved
and refurpished. The furniture of the East
room is being replaced with handsome set.
The system Of drainage is also being at
tended 90.
Cart. HowGATE failed to appear at
to answer to his indictment, and
bis bond OF $4,000 was forfeited But the
Judge subsequently found that be had made
and set aside the forfeiture
Justice Cox. of the Criminal Court, at Wash
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-27

A YOUNG man once consulted old
Commodore Vanderbilt to tell him Of
losses sustained by dabbhng in stocks.
The story told, the Commodore said !:
"Sonny, don't ever buy what You can't
pay for, and don't see what you haven't
got.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-27

MISC ALFONSO, Of Spain. had drearv
chlldhood- Professors tried to drill eyery
human science and some nine or ten Ian.
guages into the child's head. There was
always m excuse. as he dolefuIlv OBJ
served, Tor making himlearn new. THAT
revolution of 1868. he said. . gave M
my FIRST holiday" He laughed. but il
was tact. His mother had little more
time to look after her son, and was wise
enough to see that he had been over.
eFammed- Ihenceforth he was allowed
e take things more easily.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-27


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That the fol-
~ lowing described lands and village and city
lots in the county Of Grant and State Of Wiseon-
sin We're sold by the Treasurer Of said county on
the 18Th day OF May. 1879, for the delinquent
taxes due thereon for the year 1878.
The amount set opposite each tract Of land
village or city lot is the amount of tax, interest
and charges due thereon computed up TO the last
day OF redemption Now, therefore, unless the
taxes and charges are paid on the following
described tracts Of land village and city lots, on
or before the 18th day Of May A. ID. 1882 the
same will be conveyed by tax deed 70 the Pur-
ehasers according to the provisions Of law.
ABBREviATIoSs:-e, east; ne, northeast Sc
southeast; W, west; NV, northwest; sw. south
west; n, north: 5, south; com, commencing;
beg beginning; run, running: &C, acre; blk block ;
n, feet; ks. links; oh, chains; addn, addition;
pr part adj, adjoining; ex, except; ind, undl
udedi cor, corner; or, quarter; contg, contain
ing tn thence; fracl. fractional.l
TOWN.. RANGE HAZEL GREEN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-27
BRRDLEYsApD'N TO CITY OF BosooBEL.
\ ID. $. seaton 49,. 4 10

ADD'N TO CITY OF BoSCoBEL.
Lot S.-...........l 1871 Jesse Comstock,.. IS
sEAToN's ADD'N TO CITY or BoScoBBL.
Lots 3, IA and Is / q "a. F. Phillips -. 10 40
WATKINS ADD'N TO CITY OF BosCoBEL.
Lot 1...... q Is. T. Roger. 80 Is
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-27

ington, D. c., has decided to allow witness
fees in the Guiteau trial Scoyille the assas-
sins brother-in-law, attempts to insinuate that
Mr.. ConkLng and "the Stalwarts" were re-
sponsible in some way for his relatives crime,
Z. I. Merrick, Washington lawyer claims
that the Criminal Court at Washington has no
Jurisdiction in the case Of Guiteau, the As.
saesin-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-27
vifstsENE1 LANDS!
OFFICIAL.
NOTICE FOR TAX DEED.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
LANCASTER, GRANT COUNTY, Wisconsin,
August IS, 1851.
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l2SI Chas. Wiederhold. 2 81
Us Chas. Wiederhold. Z %
l2s Chas. Wiederhold. II 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-27


yearly 5000 NILES or ROAD II the following Trunk Lines
Central
Nor Nebraska
dare
okr
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tpARIs-Continusd,)

Description, I'll TO MON Ass'd. ~
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-16
are elements of the problems to be-

are elements of the problems to be
solved.
Every one loves power. even If they do
not know what to do with it.
A profound thinker always suspects that
he is superficial.
A fear of becoming ridiculous is the
best guide in life. and will save q man from
all sorts of scrspes.
Some people have great knowledge of
society, and little knowledge of man kind.
1t often happens that worthless people
a.e merely people who are worth know
ing.
He gains time gains everything.
The unfortunate are always egotistical.
Gentlemanly man-but only reads his
own poetry. l..
The two greatest stimulants in the world
are youth and debt.
/. Almost everything that is great has been
done by growth:
The wit of Lord Bescons6eld has q
qua ity SO peculiar to itself that it 10 not
likely to be mist ken for the wit of others.
It lacks the brutal brevity Of Talleyrand's,
the scathing severity of Jerrolds and the
cynical unhumanity which characterized
the bon mots of Rogers 1t played round
| the object it sought rather than penetrated
it; it was fash of heat ight ing. not
blasting. dest Dying bolt, and when its
coruscasion was past the heaven was left
serer Q and cloudless No English Wit
ever had q more kindly heart than BeLja-
min Disraeli. Lord Besconsfeld.