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EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY
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GRANT COUNTY COURT.
Proceedings Of this week-A full At
tendance.

At the March term of the Grant Coun-
ty Court, held this week in the court
house at the office of VIM. McGonigal.
Judge, the following proceedings were
had:
In the matter of the estate of Edward
Reed, deceased, application of executors
for final settlement. Geo. Clementson.
special guardian. Continued.
Estate Joseph Fanley, deceased
application of widow for administration.
Contested by heirs. Barber & Glenn
entson for petitioner; Sam'l Merrick
attorney for heirs. Continued by con
sent to May term, 1881.
Estate Chas. Waterhouse, deceased.
petition of executor for license to
sell lands to pay debts. Jno. G. Clark.
attorney for executor. r. G. Orr special
guardian of minors. License granted
to sell all the real estate. o. G. Hath
away, H. Sprague and Lewis TAYLOR,
commissioners to appraise land for sale
Estate |. Sparks, deceased, -applica-
lion for settlement and distribution of
proceeds on hand. Barber & Clement
son, attorneys for administrator. r.
.. Orr, special guardian for minors.
account allowed. Order distributing
$4,000 to about forty heirs.
Estate +. kirkpatrick, deceased -
petition for probate of will Admitted
to probate. No contest James C.
kirkpatrick, executor.
Estate Israel Howell, deceased, -
petition Of widow for appointment of
Ihos. Watson as administrator. No
objection. Watson appointed.
Estate Abner Dyer, deceased, petit
ton to admit viii to probate. Jno G.
Clark, attorney. No minors. VIII adj
mitted Harry Beetham and Joshua
Bradbury, sons-in-law's executors.
Estate VIM. Parish, deceased, petit
ton for appointment of administrator.
No objections. Petition granted
Estate of r. NJ. Parish. The same as
above.
Estate Robt. Gilbert, deceased, pc
tition of adm. for settlement. No APP
pearance by adm. Continued to April
term, 1881.
Estate Jesse d. Sarles, deceased, -
petition to admit will to probate. Hazel
ton q Provis for petitioner. No APP
pear dilCe ny WITNESSES. COnlinueu 10
April term, 1881.
Estate of Thos. Williams, deceased,
petition of adm. to sell or mortgage
lands to pay debts. S. Merrick for ad-
ministrator. r. c. Orr special guardian
for minors. No appearance. Contin-
ued 70 April term, 1881.
Estate Edward Bownas, deceased, n
report of sale of real estate for con-
firmation Barber & Clementson, at
torneys for adm j. M. Mills, special
guardian for minors. Sale confirmed.
Northeast northwest section %,
town 4, range 5. for 1920. to James
Ryan.
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stevens a Bartlett,
stevens & Bartlett

Of cassville, have $50 bushels of seedpeas for J
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FORECLOSURE sAIE-Bnrs Va. ct al.


State Of Wisconsin County Of GRANTS In
Circuit Court, J0ha kemler, plaintiff against
Richard Briseee and Maria Brscoe, his wife, and
John Wright and Mary Wright, his wife Henry f.
Rhemstedi and sophia Rhenstedf. his Wife and
John Huntington, defendants
Notice is hereby given that BIZ virtue and in
pursuance Of judgment Of foreclosure and order
of sale rendered at general term OF Che Circuit
Court for Grant county, held in the court house in
the city Of Lancaster in said county, commencing
on the Sd day Of February, A. y. 1880, and on the
9th day Of February, A. p. 1880, Judgment was
eendered, and the equity of redemption having ex
PRED on the 9th day Of February a. d. 1881, and
no redemption having been made therein the un-
dersigned sheriff Of Grant county Wisconsin, viii
on the 18th day of April. A. ID, 1881. at o'clock
in he afternoon of said day, at the front door Of
the court house In the city of Lancaster III aid
county and state as aforesaid offer for sale and
sell to the highest and best bidder or bidders for
cash, the following described mortgaged premises.
to-wit: The undivided Onc-haf Of the land aud
premises lying and being IN the county of Grant
aud state Of Wisconsin. and the appuftenauces
thereunto belonging described as follows, to-wit
Commencing on the 0ne-haff section line eleven
III chains and forty-eight links east of the one
fourth section corner between sections fourteen
fi4) aud fifteen (15l, in township number three
(3), north Of range number one (15 west, thence
east said line nine % chains and nineteen ff9l
links, thence south three 90 chains andffty links
thence west seven 6il chains AND ninety seven
(911 Inks thence north nineteen and one-fourth
t194) degrees. west three OBJ chains and seventy
two (s2l links 20 the place of beginning. Also the
following described tract piece OF parcel Of land
commencing at the southeast corner Of the above
mentioned and described tract piece or parcel Of
land, running thence south four 90 chaLls aud
forty 40 links. thence west four chains, thence
north thirty-nine and one-quarter t39ia4 degrees,
west three 3l chains and fifty t50l links. thence
north thirteen and ene-half 1897 degrees, east
1872 one ID chain and seventy-fye ffal links.
thence east five 90 chains and eightyone (s1) links
TO the place of beginning, containing 10 all 31f00
acres Of land more or less
Dated Sheriff Office, Lancaster, v Is, March 3.
1881 JOHN II. LANE
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noCNrY ROAD NOTICE.

state az Wisconsin, Grant gountY--se.
Petition having been duly made 20 the county
board Of supervisors Of said county Of Grant by
thirty OF NOR resident freeholders o. said comfy
fifteen or moas Of whom reside in the town Of 20
tosi fifteen or more Of whom reside in the townof
Harrison. and fifteen or more Of Whom reside III
the town Of Waterloo to lay ont highway ex
tending- from the town line Of the town
Of HARRISON through the town Of Potosi and into
the Town Of Waterloo IN said county. as follows,
to-was Commencing at the SW corner Of the NV
i Of section IS town Of Harrison. terminus Of a
county road recently laid IN March last 1856
thence III a westerly direction on the most praeti-
cable r0ute to he Potosi aud fiatteve road
thence on the said Potosi and platteyiile road 70
where the gaid road crosses the section line fnn-
ming between sections "A ami q. in the town Of
pot1si thence Two rods SW on the said PotoSi
and pjnttevillc road. thence west on westerly on
The most practicable route or ground near
OF as near as practicable on or 70 the
section line between sections ID and - 70
the section corners Of sections e iii ~
and 28 striking state road. thence west or west
efly on the most practicable ronte, and rs
near as practicaheon Of dissection lines between
il and ~ aud f6la 81, to the corners Of sections
10 " 90 and 81 thence west cf westerly as near
a. practicable to The southwest corner of SE14 OF
the Sell Of section III thence west or ia wcsfer-
II direction on the most practicable route to the
southeast corner Of section IS. and NE corner of
section 2t town Of Waterloo. thence west OF
westerly to the SW corner OF NH ri NE54 81
section ~ thence suiithtrly direction to The
cast erfl terminus Uffhe county road recently laid
fo llntcA Ridge ia The MEL of section % IN said
tOsen Of W ateriUo. aud The undersigned i've Nom
1 her of said county board. having been duiy ap
pointed acommittee with full powers 70 act in the
| premises: therefore,
Ngtice n hereby given. that the said committee
viii meet al the starting point named ID said pc
/ titon IN the town Of Harrison, Grautcunnty, Wis
! coflsin on fhc 18th day Of March, a. 10 1881 at Ii
O'clock III the forenoon. 70 decide upon such petit
ton.
i Dated this sist day IL February. ~ d 1851
THOMAS WATSON.
THOS. MCMAHON.
JAMES MCCORMICK.
JOSEPH s. KIDD
HENRY GORE.
sesf Committee On County Roads
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A Cough, Cold or sore Throat

should be stopped. Neglect frequently results in
an incurabe lung disease or consumption. Browns
Bronchial Troches are certain TO give relief in
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Dated February 81, 1871
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ENORECL0sGRE SALE MooRg

State of Wisconsin. County OF sraHt--ss. Clr-
cult Court Richard Meyer plaintiff, against Wiz
liam Moore defendant.
Notice is hereby given, That By virtue and in
pursuance If Judgment Of foreclosure and order
Of sale rendered III o general term Of the Circuit
Court for Grant county. heldin the c8art mousse in
the city Of Lancaster iu said county. commencing
on the 81 day " February. A. d. ies9 and ON the
9th day Of February A. d. lSsl Judgment sgas
rendered and The equity OF redemption having eX-
PRED on the 2ith day OF February. 1851, and no Pc
demptfon having been made therein, the under
signed sheriff OF Grant county Wis. viii on the
18th day " April g. ID. 1881, at uneso clock in the
afternoon u said day, az the 'front.' door cf the
court hoH-e ia the city az Lancastcr:said county
and state aforesaid offer for sale aud sell 10 tn
highest aud best bidder or bidders f9f cash the
following described mortgaged premises. to-wit:
The northwest quarter of the northeast quarter
and the east half of the northeast quarter OF SEC
ton thirty-four 1881; also Tire VESTS half Of the
northwest quarter Of section thirty irve ISL, in
town four 81, % range FIVE Isl. west, saving aud
excepting about sNtyfve acres lying south of
public road running through said 3est half Of
northwest quarter II section r. and east half Of
northeast quarter of section 81 the land 80 except
ed belonging TO james uushes and designated in
the deed Of Joseph Book. the grantor Of said Will
liam Moore, in the deed 10 sald William Moore. as
sixty five acres. All said land being in Grant
county, Wisconsin
Dated Sheriff's Office, Lancaster. VIA, March 3
1881 JOHN r. LANE.
sheriff Grant county. Ms
BARRER & CLEMESrsoN. III ifs Attys,
T. o. Address, Lancaster Wis. a2w6
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4 LARGE pocket knns -. nroof Of
the gentleman who cailsa ,a,,se. was left
publication of MI " A'''l = he owner
here and viii be retufne"
on application.
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FATHER AND CHILD.


ny REV. EDWARD d. EATON
some triiling loss or wounding slight
Had grieved a little maid al play;
Win heaving breast and clouded sight
She tries TO wipe her tears away.
still DER the lashes slip the pearls.
And signs the Swallowed heart betray;
III sudden purpose shakes the curls.-
Papa must 'ipe my tears a'ay."
hasty flight to Papa's side;
by Papa's chair the footsteps stay.
An upturned face with cheek undried:
ease Papa, 'ipe my tears a'ay.'
Then quiet sunshine fills the eyes.
And smiles all DER the sweet face stray.
Back to her baby sport she flies;
Papa has 'iped my tears a'ay."
We smile at children; bnt ere long
Some sorrow in our heart has swei.
We think that years have made Us strong
And brush the sealding tears away.
But quiyering nerves win not be still;
We cannot calm the souls dismav:
And struggle bravely as we will
We cannot wipe our tears away
Then swiftly speaks the hearts appeal:
me shaken soul finds strength to pray;
Before our Fathers throne We kneeI;
Father, wipe thou our sears away
tender touch of Gods right handl
peace OF God that comes to stay
Safe in his sheltering love we stand;
Our Father wipes our tears away.
,dk Park
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N0neE oFyUDfciAL ELEo71oN.

State OF Wisconsin, Department Of States
Notice is hereby given, that at the judicial cleo
ton 10 be held in the several towns wards viii
lagos and election districts OF the state OF wis.
cousin. on the first Tuesday of April A. d. 1881
being the fifth day Of said month, the following Of
fcers IRE TO be elected, to-wit.
A chief justice Of the supreme court In place OF
the Honorable 0rsamus Cole, appointed 10 fiji va.
caney occasioned by the death Of the honorable
Edward g. Ryan. who was elected chief Justice
for the term ending on the first Monday of Jmlua
ry. A, ID. 1882.
A chief Justice of the supreme court for the fun
term commencing on the first Monday Of january
A. ID. 1882
An associatc justice of the supreme conft In
place OF the Honorable John Il. Cassoday appoint.
ed to fill vacancy occasioned By the resignation OF
the Honorable Orsamus Cole, who was elected fof
the term ending on the first Monday Of January
A. ID. 1890
county judge in each county of the state foi
the full term commencing on the first Monday OF
January. A. ID. 1882
Said election to be held and conducted votes
canyassed, and returns made i'm accordance with
law
Given under my hand and official seal 1T the
IL. 81 capitol in the city Of Madison this seven.
teenth day OF February, ~ d. 1881
HANS b. WARNER
Secretary OF State
To the sheriff Of Grant county. Wisconsin,
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Mothers! Mothers !. rIothers..

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next at which time are to be eecteds
A chief Justice of the supreme court in place Of
the Honorable Orsamus Cole, appointed to fill va
caney occasioned by the death Of the Honorable
Edward G. Ryan, who was elected chief Justice
for the term ending on the first Monday Of Janu-
airy, A. u. 1872.
4 chief justice OF the supreme Coust for the full
term commencing on the first Monday Of January.
A. ID. 1882.
An associate Justice Of the supreme court In
place Of the honorable John y. Cassoday, appoint
I'd to fill vacancy accustomed by the resignation 81
the Honorable orsamus Cole. who was elected for
A. ID. 1890.
A county judge in place Of William McGonigal,
whose term Of office win expire on the 3lst day of
December next.
Also such town officers as are by law required to
be elected. The polls OF said election win be
opened at O'Clock in the forenoon and closed at
sunset on that day. JOHN +. LANE.
Slid sheriff Grant CO. Wis
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7. Q. ad1Irc9s, FIaftcyIIIc. Grant d
COUNTY ROAD NOTICE.

State Of Wisconsin Grant county -
Petition having been duly made 10 The count
board Of supervisors Of said county Of Grant by
thirty ~ more resident freebolders of said county
fifteen or more of whom reside Ia the town Of
MuScoda, and fifteen or more in the town Of Castle
Rock, TO change tue state road running through
said towns, and more particularly described as
follows: To yacate all that part OF the state road
beginning at the SN corner of the NHi4 of the
NNA Of section -, town eight, where what il
known as the Muscoda and Castle Rock road In
tersctts said state road. thence running southwes-
terry through section 81, town eight thence almost
due south through the E1s VI the NW5a Of section
D, town 20, thence sOuth-easI through The NEil
Of the NEA4, and the SW14 Of The SWIt OF section
"a, thence almost due south through the center
Of the Nla Of section 90, and the NWl Of section
tlb1. town %. 10 a pOnt where the said MuseOda
and Castle Rock road again iutersects said state
road and lay out said road rs follows: Begianing
at the southwest corner of the sWi5 Of the NWit
Of section 81 town sl. thence running southeast
erly through the SWi4 Of the NNl4, aud the W4s
Of the SWAi Of section 80. town ts) thence south
easterly through section o., thence nearly south
on the section line bei 8eeu sections I'D and (l01
thence southwestcriy through the SEA Of the Sc
u, and the Ma IT the NEl4 Of section 49, also
through he SEi4 of the NW1t of section (i6l to n
point where the said Museoda and Castle Rock
road intcrsects said state road ana the under
sigaed five members Of said county board having
been duly appointed a committee with full powers
to act III the premises;
Therefore, notice Is hereby given. that the said
committee will meet at the starting point named
In said petition, In the town of Muscoda Grant
county, Wisconsin, ON tho Sth day Of March, A. y.
1881 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon 10 decide upon
such petition.
Dated this 9th day Of February. A. ID. 1881.
IHOS WATSON
TI0S. MCMAHON.
JAMES MCCORMICK,
JOS. s. KIDD.
HENRY GORE
4gw4 Committee on Co Roads.