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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-05-05
KEELx's FINAL ENGINE.
something of the Machine that fs IN
Ast 'nish very One.
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The work of erecting the new vibra-
tory vertical engine by Mr.. Keely, the
famous motor man, is proceeding with
all the speed possible. The machine is
rather bulky and of peculiar construction
The bed plate upon which it rests is l2
feet by G, of cast iron and weighs 4, 400
pounds. The apparatus resembles an
orange pierced by pencil, and then sus.
pended upon two uprights. These up
rights are denominated standards, and
weigh 5000 pounds each. The standard
at the right hand supports steel shaft
nine inches in thickness. This is station.
airy and suspended upon the end of it is
an iron disk weighing 600 pound. To
this disk is attached "a cylinder contain
ing the secret method for giving the
power. Connected with the cylinder
are ten wrought iron tubes, three feet
long, weighing $50 pounds each At the
left hand side of the tubes is steel disk
half an inch in thickness, containing 23O
steel pins driven in about an eighth of an
inch from the periphery. These are
placed equi distant with mathematical
precision and taper in length from to
2 inches. This portion of the machine
has much the appearance of a long key
board, such as one sees in piano The
standard or pillar at the left hand SUP
ports nine inch shaft, which is not sta
tionary. To this shaft is attached by
means of set screws an iron shell or
sphere made in four sections. This shell
covers all the machinery described above
except the shaft. The diameter of the
sphere is &C inches, inside measurement.
the weight of the shell is about 10000
pounds, and the central section is cast SO
as to accommodate a forty.inch faced belt;
it is to revolve upon the movable shaft at
the left end, and turn around the ma.
chinery that is contained inside OF it.
In fact, the shell is to be the driving.
wheel, and is to be propelled by the force
communicated to it from the interior.
This force. or the elements for producing
it, reaches the inside of the shell by pass
ing through minerature aperature il
the stationary shaft into the disk, tn.
secret cylinder and the tubes. From
there the power is dispensed and the
sphere made to revolve. The small en-.
| gine, OF which the one now in course ot
erection is an exact copy, has been made
to operate, and Keely believes he ha:
found the true method now. tits claimed
that the present is simplifed and modi
fed form of the vibratory vertical engine
and, as it combines two things, it hal
been named the vibratory vertical engine
1t will weigh about seventeen tons whel
completed. Mr.. Keely makes portions
of the secret work himself, as he is afrai,
to trust it to any one. 1t has thes,
features about it-there is no exhaus
and no heat is evolved.
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Apple a ii c n for a T ater I

No. 752

UNITED sT1TFs LAND QFTicR.
81 sFurtls, N.ya, q, F,tIu,ly eth. A. n 1888
NOTICE Is HERf BY 6lNEN 1FBT b. J.
IN Fsllis, wbose Iosi tifce af drtis is Gin.
cipnati, Ohio, has this dty fltd Lii ~ llicsii,
for patent Tor fifteen hui dI,d lin.ti ftst Of
the Illinois mie or vein ear ng 6 Id ARD fil,.r
with surf &C trtund Xix luLdI,o feet il pioth.
situated in ftLfai;Gat } ale Nil inc limit,
county Of ccln, and State of Nsvf,s, ~
detjpuat, by the fed rot, 8 ard tff,eisl Ilst
Oh flt in this flee as lot No. 80 ira .s, in
town ship 3. south Rsree, 60 Fast OF Mount L ia
bio m, 1idisn. , he txteIitr lou dL,i,s Of said
LOT No. 40 rrd SO b. ipe's fellows. town:
Begin ing at q pest n arls No ], L Survey
No ~. 0berceihe foutlt "a ptet of sc ~, 2 5,
X, 90 L, bears s. 531 deg 343 feet; tnte,
running, lit courte. CT deg " lft0 fetto
| pot narled No 2, U SuIve, No 80 sid IS;
| tbej ce, I'd conrse 70 deg Gi0 tUt TO
p' st ms,fed No 8, U rs Survey No 40 al d IS;
| thence, Cd course, N 81 dtg 100 feet 10 ro.t
marked No 4, U suiv.y 10 40 ~ IS: .lrice.
4th course. % deg G.o f.t 10 lott No,, tie
pli ce o. bet inning. Containinp .0t6 lie etue.
| CVunts eZpIessed from The tive ntIi, iBy With
a m,gnttic variation Of 16 deg East Ct Pahrtls-
| gat Lahe mining district 1Isaiz
| The le' atiCn OF this mire is IecoIotc in tie
| Recorders offee tf Iircoln EQUITY Nvite
| Tins claim is b, vi ded y no known cl, ims.
| An! ana all periols cl. imil g adytIs,]. ary
| porii' II OF said Him is' njre or tuitite
grouf aTe r, quiIed Il file II, il ndN,rse al! n
! with The r. gister of Il g rIii,d titt.s I,Id
| Cfice at Turt ba, in The sttta OF N,yId' triii
the sixty days Ieiiod tf pui licttin b,,tf, or
| they viii be barred by virtue of the provisions
| tf the Statute.
+, II. B1NCKIFY, Bopistsr.
| 1t is hereby ordtr,d that Tie ttItptiI e office
OF al plcstion for patent be Iullisl d i,r II e
| prri of ten eonteeutlve Vo1t in n Hole
Ri ooRD, weekly ntvsrtr6r, published at
Phoebe, Iiucoln eoui ~ N,vids.
! fizlOt. FIJI. HINcKLIY. Register.
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& application for a Patent
No. 75l. ~
rSITIp sTAIFs 7 ArD OFFICE,

4
Iuieka, Nevada. ftbiu,ry 8, A. d. 1893.
NOTICE Is HtREBY GIvfN THAT D. j.
~ Falls and J D Lehner, who's. Jott, ffoe
address ID Cincinnati, Ohio, have this day filed
Their application ftr patent tCr ff ttn I'M
dr.d linear feet OF the Indian Cbi,i" n il or
VI in beaiine gold and silver, with surface
Rronnd Fix hundred feet in width, situated
in Pahranapat Lake Minirg District, County
OF Lincoln and STATE Of N'vada, ard eesigr stt'i
by the field not and offcisi pla, n file n, this
office us L,t Nun Der SO. in 1ovrsbip 3, South
Rat &C., 90 East of Nom Dial 10 Meiidi.n The
exterior boundaries Of said Lot No. SO being ss
follows. TO wit:
Btgirpine at a post marked No !, q q Sur.
vey No 80 whence the y post between sectit ns
90 and 30 r g. S SO f, N d NJ, be, RI N 8 deg
10 III n 100 feet, and the nc nth Of Spipeel's
Tu, nel b. ars N leh dtgW I9t feet. TLtlee
rui ming, LIST courRe, 4 6 DEG 45 min " lfct,ttt
TO post marked No 2, s Survey No 50, cid
monument b' ara : l2 feet from said ,tttN Nc O.
Theme, I'd course. \ 81 utP l5 n in W eco feet,
TO pttt nlsrk, d No 3. q s Sury,y No SO; old
nonunoi { b,a,s n S4 deg v &c feet fro n, 6 aid
port No3. Therce, 81 conr6e. n 6 dtp 4k min
liCG feet to pest marked NOD. q sniv No
80: old moDun eDt bears s "a deg 80 min " "a
feet from post NOD. Thence, 4tb ctmse, 8 "a
d,e 10 min L SEQ feet, TO port nsrl cd mol the
Eat contsinirg 20 GG-lto scrs. ad4 etlr
The Loo alton OF this a inc Is recorded IL
the Recorders offis Of incoln County State OF
Neysfa. in Book Of Mini, z foticts, page 2sS.
ihit cisIHl is DouDutu by u" EDCVD cIafnf.
AIRY sId all persons clsiminP sdvsrfely any
portion Of said 'l1dibn Qitt' n ire or sur
isce RrouI d IRE required TO file ib, ir ndvt rs
claim With the Register of the Clf,d states
| L, nd Office at Furtla, in the State q New, ds
dnripR ,he sixty days Isriod Of lJublicsti, I
here OF, or they will be AIRED by virtue lf III,
| provisions of the etatnte .,a lis 1- wv
H.HINcKIEY, Register.
| 1t Is hereby ordered that the foIercire MOTTO
OF application for patent be publisb,d for Il
| period Of ten consecutive webs in lie Pitcl
RFtoID, weekly D.vsrsIer, pnblisl ed a
| Pi' che, Lincoln county. N, vsda
| fl7.l0t F.H. HlNCKLEY, Register.
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Application fog 8 + atsnt
Usirrn STATS Lamp oFrIeF.
No7iS.


Enrtla, NeNtda, Ni,h rs. ltte.
NOTICE is AiRfBY 6lNfN lpA1 JANIS
IN j. .smiih and GeorPe Morton, vlift Jftt.
othee additse II Ten piute, Lii COLI Ctpity, %.
yana, has this day hl,d lis apllicTii,p fra
pat, nj for hit6sn hun died linGr fstt OF he
Legal Tender mine, OF vein beiIirg silver,
with surface efonl 81, hui dItd f,sI IN Nietb,
eitusied IN Itnplute Mining hiiilb cuIiy
OF Lincoln and state OF htyr6a si dCripr li,d
by the ield notes and offeial Plat o. III IL Il IL
ONCE AZ lot number 10, located On nnfrNCtd
lana, ihi exterior boundaritt ofsaid lai ts
being folloNstoNit;
BeginIipfat post nafleo No u. 7 sfuiyss
No ts, the same hone rffi No ! Of I ssuiN,y
No tG ana bT lots ~" Yhfnge U , nilClRi
monun, NJ NJ 3, en- Coyote ItIl ftfTss llffg
81 min i6f3 feet. Thelef running, ~ cspift,
~ deg v 0Qtd, TO LIST MsrlsA fos,Ih
survey No ts; thine % Coplft dfR u ll(0
feet 10 pct maifed Nc 8, U sspryey kofe;
thence 9d co,lfe, s 81 dfR j u0fstt' 10 ros,
insrlfd Nc Y S survey NJ ~, the Fip,b iIg
posi- no Of U : snisty No 81, loi"A, !" si,Iliig
j de ana thfnce. 4th eourfe s fdseNUi0
feet t. post No !, the plfcf of hePiriIP fen.
iAiliIR z. bs,ltp acres, Aaen.iie yariaiiel 10
Tbs locniii b ef this nipf IL recoIdf In tle
hecor eI'f : filcs of Tenliuii MiIii1 Difili,t,
IN bo RIB" ptgf ere, oi the records ff ftiG
district This claim IL bounced on tlt esfity
the ierling, Any fne al pfIffIt elpin u ID
vrfe'yfpy p'iiiei Of said Iffal tn Ga Mrs
orsurfrce ground are requiTeG 70 fif fhti ii ID
verse claims with he FfgiftT 81 The rTiisd
States land Once at IuTeLs, ~ The ftste 81 Ne.
sada. dnrne tie sixty ssys period of' publice
iion hereof, or they will be barred By Virtue cf
tLs proyislans Of tie Stsinie.
F,H, HIAuKLEE, Register,
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THE RECORD

Is delivered in Pioche ard Bull Donville at %
cents per week, .yable to the Carriers.
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All persons having business with this office ere
requested to address the RECORD PUBLISHING
COMPANY. We have no authorized Agents.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-27

Acting by request of the many friends
of the late Orlando Bacon of this place
we take up our pencil in his behalf. AS
many think the HERALD criticisms of
last week were to say the least unfair.
We have nothing to say in regard to
Ivey, but Bacon has always been spoken
of as being an honorable upright man.
At least this is the testimony of all who
were acquainted with him in this Vi
cinity.
The last load of lime for the new
Catholic church was taken from the
lime works to-day, making nearly 100
barrels for the stone work alone.
Mr.. Frank Smith, Principal of the
high school at Monona, Ia, was in the
town Saturday looking after the inter-
ests of his fathers estate.
William Gribble's family of five girls
was lately increased by the addition Of
bouncing boy. He looks as tickled as
reporter with new item, and on be-
ing asked why, murmured, This is the
way long have sought, and mourned
because found it not"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-27

LITTLE is being done on the fair
grounds to-day, wednesday, the first
day, other than arrange the booths and
stalls and assign them to those who are
to occupy them. A larger number of
persons have signified their intention of
exhibiting in the different departments
than has been customary in the past.
In the live stock and horse department
the exhibit entries for premiums and
races are unusually large. The list of
horses on the grounds is the only one
we can give complete at the hour of go
ing to press. They are as follows:
Foxie ", Minnehaha, Honest Fred,
Lou. f., North Hawk. Lulu, Charles S.,
Mambrino-Swigert, German Boy, Doc
tor H., Lady Wishton, Elmo, Dick
West, Jr., Gypsie O., all of whom are
trotting horses. The running horses
are Burgher, James Earnest. Barefoot
and Lancaster Belle. This comprises
the finest field of horses even seen in
these parts. and viii be increased BY
many others as the fair progresses.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-27

Mr.. S. j. WALKER and Henry Horton,
of Fennimore, had a lawsuit before JUS
tice Baldwin, Tuesday, on account OF a
dispute growing out of the finding of an
iron bar by Walker, on another mans
premises, which Horton claimed. Blows
followed words. and Walker claims Hor-
ton struck him first; but, as the court
did not seem to think so, and Walker
failed to make out case. Hor-
ton was discharged. A warrant has
now been sworn for Walkers arrest,
and another hearing win be had next
Wednesday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-27

A PAPER was started Monday which
has been signed by number of lead
ing men of the city and will probably
be circulated until a majority of the
taxpayers names have been obtained,
petitioning the Mayor and Board of
Alderman to erect ten street lamps on
the principal corners in the city. We
are glad to note the public spirit mani
Tested by some of our business men and
citizens in regard to this matter. Not
only should there be lamps on the
principal corners, but if ten are not
enough, a sufficient number should be
purchased SO that on any street in the
city one or two can be seen from any
point on the street, which should be
lighted every dark night. There are
several break-neck places in the city
where street lamps are especially need
ed and if the matter is not favorably
considered by the city authorities, the
property holders interested would be
doing wise thing in taking it in hand
-one of the places beng at the end
OF Madison street, past the School
House opposite Mr. Murphey's resi-
dence. At this place on dark night,
those not familiar with the walk are
almost sure to stumble and probably be
injured and the city be called upon to
defend law suit, the cost of which
would probably pay three times over
the amount now required to properly
light the city. Every dark night the
city is allowed TO go unlighted. a pre-
MUM is offered for ruffianism and wrong
doing which would not be attempted or
thought of, were our city well lighted.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-27

ALL along during the season genu-
inc interest has been manifested in the
Agricultural Fair by the people of Lam
caster and vicinity, which does not
abate as the time for opening draws
nearer. 4 number of our enterprising
merchants and mechanics will have on
exhibition samples of their wares and
handiwork. Among others, DIR. Odgers
will exhibit case of teeth of his own
manufacture. Messrs. Zeigler q Son
and John j. Oswald some of the cele-
brated stoves and ranges they handle.
MIR. f. j. Benedict, samples of his full
and complete line of dry goods and gro
ceries; and Messrs. Baxter & Co., a
showcase of new goods.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-27
A Great Discoyery.-That is bringing

A Great DiscOyery.-That is bringing
Joy to the homes of thousands by saw
ing many of their dear ones from an
early grave. Truly is DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs,
Coulds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay
Fever, Loss of Voice, Tickling in the
Throat, Pain in Side and Chest, or any
disease of the Throat and Lungs, pos
tive cure Guaranteed. Trial Bottles
free at Stone & Hassell's Drug Store.
Large size $40
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-27

CONDUCTOR BRIRDERsTAIDT, whose
usual run is between this city and Mad
ison, but of late has been in charge of
stock train running from Madison to
Milwaukee, while coupling cars,
Monday night, fell from his train on the
track between two cars. He was con-
siderably bruised, but otherwise escaped
without serious injury.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-27

JUDGE CLEMENTsoN, and Charles Or
ton, ph6nogrsphic reporter, left town,
Monday afternoon, for Darlington, to
be present at the La Fayette County
Circuit Court. which re-opened on Tues
day, having been adjourned to that date
from the June term.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-27

The Northwestern German M. E. Con-
ference closed its session at st. Paul.
last week, which was an unusually
lengthy and interesting one. II. Meyer
was appointed to Galena, G.. III. Priebe
Platteylle, Lancaster to be supplied,
and Emil Christ, who was stationed at
Sitter last year, to Lena, HIS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-27

On Saturday last Street Commits
sioner Langridge, under direction of the
City Council, erected railing on the
trees in front of Mr. T. B. Phelps prem
ises on Hickory street, not so much it
is claimed, to hitch to. as TO keep the
horses which swarm that neighborhood
on pleasant days. from getting on the
sidewalk. Mr.. Phelps feeling himself
aggrieved in the matter has brought
suit against the Commissioner for
damages, which will come up before
Justice Baldwin Thursday, October 4th.
The railing was fastened with staples
made from half-inch iron, injuring the
trees, and the suit we understand is
brought, not so much on account of
the actual damage done, as to know
what right individuals have in such
cases.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-27

Mr.. JOHN S. WRIGHT has disposed of
his eagle to MIR. John M. Hurely trav-
cling salesman for Milwaukee house.
Mr.. Hurley, whose home is in Fenni-
more, sent the bird there by express
where it will soon become victim of
the taxidermist,s skill, but will still con-
tinue to "soar" although not quite so
high or over SO large domain as
heretofore.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-27

SUNDAY MORNING HERALD, st. Paul,
Mimi, is new paper just started. 1t
is bright. newsy, well printed and will
undoubtedly succeed. 1t is published
and edited by Rothschild & Chantler,
the senior partner being Henry Roths-
child, former Lancaster boy, who
learnt his trade at the HERALD office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-27

MEssRs l.. BILLINGS a. Co. of this
city, have recently put on the market a
butter color OF their own invention and
manufacture, which those who have
sampled it pronounce a first class arti-
Gle. They call attention to it in the
special local column this week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-27

Mr.. KIRKPATRICK of town of Mifflin,
Iowa county, at the fair at Dodgeville
last week, was awarded premiums for
his herd of Aberdeen and Scotch Pole
cattle. consisting of nine spring calves,
two three-year-pld heifers. and one five
year.old ,bull eG.e
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-27

The large pile of boxes on C. ii. Bax-
ter & Co.'S sidewalk, on Maple street
near Madison, will be understood to sig
nifty the arrival of their immense stock
of goods for the fall and winter trade.
And that's ''just what's the matter. y
Messrs. Baxter & Co. take pride in SELL
ing the best goods to be obtained "a
fact which their patrons are not slow to
discern.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-27

A BRAKEMAN on the midnight freight
train in charge of Conductor Schmitt,
which arrived in this city Saturday
night, near Blue Mounds, smashed his
right hand pretty bad which will pro-
badly necessitate the amputation of two
or three of the fingers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-27

MIR A. HUNTEMER is doing larger
business at his cooper shop in this city
than ever before, the average daily
capacity being about one hundred
tubs. He hauled this week something
over 10000 cut hoops from Potosi.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-27

Rev. III. DocKHAM, with Sunday last,
closed his first years labors with the
NJ. +. Church, in this city, which has in
most respects been a very seccessful one.
He left, Tuesday morning, for Baraboo,
to attend the annual session of the West
Wisconsin Conference, which COM
menced Wednesday, and will continue
about week, Bishop Hurst presiding.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-27

The city authorities have several
men employed this week in repairing
the plank walks throughout the city
replacing the rotten boards with new
ones and placing the walks in as good
condition as possible.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-27
The Rest Congh Medicine

Ia the world. Sample free of charge
Call at Stone & Hassell's drug store,
and get sample bottle of Browns Ex-
pectorant free of charge. 1t cures
Coughs, Hoarseness, Whooping Cough
and Consumption in its earliest stages.
1t is scientific preparation, admirably
adapted for the cure of all Throat and
Lung Diseases. 1t is pleasant to take
and entirely harmless. Try it; it costs
you nothing. Regular size bottles, soc.
and S1.00. For sale by
40-45-y-1 Stone & Hassel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-27

A NEW time table went into effect on
the G. &c n. w. r. r., on Sunday last,
the 23rd inst. There is no change on
this division except the stock train,
which formerly left at 1886 a. M, now
leaves at 1910 q. m.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-27

SHERIFF REwEY and his deputy,
Frank Rewey, on Thursday morning
went to Waupun with the four prisoners
sentenced to Imprisonment at the recent
term of the Circuit Court held in this
city, viz; Joseph Ivey, sentenced two
years for murder; Patrick Battle, aged
u years, one year for murder; John
Judge, Sr., one year for murder; and
VIM. Breeze two years for burglary.
All were apparently feeling well, Offer
ed no resistance, and seemed resigned
to their fate, except Breeze whom the
sheriff ironed This is Breeze's second
term in prison, he having served his
first term in Anamora
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-27

REV. DIR. EATON accompanied by
Mrs. Eaton left the city Monday morning
the former TO attend two weeks ses-
sion of the State Convention of the
Congtagd tf0nal church to be held at
Racine, and the latter..to attend q meet
ing of the Ladies' Missionary Society
of the State, of which she is president.
There will be no services in the Congre-
gational church next Sunday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-27

A REGULAR meeting of the Board of
Education was held last Wednesday
evening, all of the members being
present. No business of importance
was Transacted, other than to authorize
Prof. Wood to ptirchase needed philoso-
phical apparatus, as voted at the regu-
lar school meeting in July last, the
Board STIMULATING that said apparatus
shall not cost to exceed $3.50.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-27

FOR EXAMPLE. r-Pater: '.Well,
my boy, and how do you like college?
Alma Mater has turned out some good
men-nYoung Hopeful: .'Ya-as-
she's just turned me outr' Gle had
been expelled PaRck.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-27

The Young Mems Lyceum, at their
regular meeting, last Friday evening.
perfected their organization by adopting
constitution and bylaws and the cleo
ton of the following gentlemen to serve
rs officers for the ensuing three months:
President, Wm.N. Stone; Vice-President,
Joseph S. Bonbam; Secretary. Walter
Pollock; Treasurer, John NJ. Clark.
The Lyceum numbers about dozen
members to begin with. and the pros
poets for having live literary associa-
ton in our city this winter are very flat
tering.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-27

THE Lancaster Base Ball Club chal-
lenge any club in Grant county to play
them on their grounds in this city on
one weeks notice. Address the Sec
rotary this city.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-27

DON'T delay your arrangement for
lighting house-fires. The chances are
that doctor bills will more than cover
the cost of fuel, to say nothing of more
serious risk.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-27

Batter Color Billings & Co., Butter
Color is the only kind manufactured
that is tasteless in Butter. For Sale at
Stone & Hassell's. soft
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-27

CONDUCTOR BARNES piloted the c. &
N. w. Cos pay car to this city, Friday
night. and the employees along the line
were made glad to the extent of wages
due for August.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-27

ATTENTION is drawn to the advertise
ment of farm for sale near Lancaster
This for an active man would be very
desirable and remenerative property.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-09-27

All sizes in Balls Corsets, just re-
ceiyed in White and Drab. A Book of
Chromo's given with each Corset, at
f. j. Benedict's. 28tf