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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06
TIE Stationary Engineers.

BALTMoRE, MD, Sept. 5.-The Ma
tional Association ofStationary Engin-
GERS reassembled this morning. St.
Louis was selected rs the place of the
next meeting and the association adj
journed until the first Tuesday in sep
fnrnhar 1855.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06

alt bit. mod $50, half hit. ..aa4t a5s5.
Cheese, half cream, ls,so. null cius,a, lss.
Peanuts lVelshc @ der, hsu.onl, - 70,
PcuifaY-aens. Va9s a On psr dozen,
young spring chickona, 81 7Hoa ~. Turkey,
&so@loooi Geese, Ss6l6 % 80 Dueks, 20 Sa6
Eu0s-Per donen, la0lSc.
Fresh country butter, choice, on % lscs
Creamery ssasisfc-; old butter, Seioc oieo,
margarine. ltc,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06
rev orleans.

pROVfAfONH.
NAV OHLEANs, Sept FLouR-Qu let but
steady: high grades ! O00i %.
CotlN-Yellow, 63d6A. white1O.
OATs-Western higher and scarce AT 87ls;
Texas quiet but gtoauy, mixed ~.
Corn MENs-Dull AT 20.
HAY-Quiot; choice, leo l6H.
pOHK-Qulvt ut Is,
1AHn-Fitm; choice refined 7lG ltcg s..
BULK MEATs--ln fair domaud, shoulders
packe 3O long clear and cloar rib lower nj
los.
BAcoN Steady With fair demand: shout.
dcrs 7bs, long clear IA. clear rib lll6.
HAMS - Choice sugarcufed canNasod
steady at l5.
WHisKY--Steady and unchanged.
BAHLEN--Highor aud firm.
corr EE-Steady with good demand; Rio
cnrgouS common 10 prime ,Aallf.
BUGAH-Stendy with fair demand; common
8a4 :. ndf 10 fully fair fl-i@4 ~: prime
il4: yellow clarified 3s@5 ~; graduated
Gd6 Is.
MoLAssra-- quiet but steady; common 2oi
refining 1910.
Riris-SteRdy with good demand; Louisl.
and, ordinary 10 prime, iAG5H
BnAS---Scarce and arm al s2N05b.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

bAZETTE MAN, BY INVITATION,
iunched with Mr.. g. d. Laneri al his
lestaurant aud lunch stand, lOi front
yesterday, and from the treatment
ca and elegant fare spread before him
Ivy recommend this place and accom-
lions as being par excellencs 10 any
/ o. the kind in the city. The fine old
eScelled in the state. Let the hungry
|nfsty remember this place, and for a
liable room and clean bed You cou d
better.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06
Obituary.

FORTRESS MONROE, VA, Sept. o.
Mrs. Harlan the wife of ex-senator
Jas. Harlan of Iowa, died at the Hy-
gia hotel last night. The remains
will be taken to Washington tonight,
accompanied by Secretary and MIS-.
I
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06

Fqtures closed dun, S TO % points lower,


NEW oRLEANs, sept s. COTTON
Spots closed easy.
Sales 500
Ordinary i0 Low Middllng iOls. Mid
ding 1895 Good Ntiddnng los; Kidding
Fair N Y; Fair n 6-le
Futures closed steady eight to ulhp points
lower, July ten points lower.
Sales liull
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06
FARM FOR SALE.

S9OD PRAIRIE FARM OF us ACRES
nigh state of cultivation with twen,
acres good timbered land. Good
-ess barns and outhOuses. For further
In leis address Dr. j. W. Perry. Fort
-@sl OF the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06
Live stock Market,
nutonor 1--we weign,s.

eastern Texas ana southern Texas STOCK
cattle about two dollars per head losa tnAn
the above quotations.
The above prices are FOR horda OF 100 head
ana upward, delivered on the trails, and for
such cattle an those raised in tho counties
embraced la the following teTrituryi West
Of the Texas Central Hallway, north OF line
drawn onst ana wast with Waco, and east OF
a line drawn north and south with Bard and
south OF Red Rive,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06
SPECIAL A0HEanSEKEKTS
Law CARDS.

Members OF Fort worth Bar.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06
LAND AGENT.

Sfsk @. RUCKER s. co., BELTOH,
.ar's,aa, Land and General Agents, Sole
|dlss. We do general land business, III
surveying and conveyRncine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06

DR. W. D. NJ. MASON, SURGEON
dentist respectfully tenders his
services TO the citizens of Fort Worth and
surrounding country. Diseased teeth and
gums treated successfully, as wen as all dis,
without pain, by the use of nitrous oxide
gas. Otiice over Washer & AugusCs, No.
500 Houston street, Entrance ON Fourth
street Telephone connection, ga,
NJ WALLERICH, DENTIST. OFFICE
N No. Is Main street (up stairsh Fort
Worth. Uses nitrous oxide gas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06

GALvEsroN, sept S,-CorroN--. spot closed
steady,
Gross receipts, ~.
SalOs, b0l.
Exports nouc.
Stock, 2SGli.
Ordinary $50; Good Ordinary 80 Low
Middliuv l0G Middnng lOl6 Good Mid
ding 1915 MiAdling Fair lOfs.
Futures opened easy, ruled dun and EASY
closed steady at to 10 points lower. Octo
Dor ~ points lower November l8 points
lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06

NEW YORK. Sept. o.-Money lalh closed
offered At !; prime mercantile paper, 5ltd6y;
sterling exchange, h, b., weaker at 4 siH,
sight ass.
Dry goods imports tor the week, $4,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06
oouniry rToauea,

POtatoes-Iri9h, new, per bushel, aje,
AAok, 80. onlons, per Dbl Y y. TnLnips
lima, 5Ife.: aDlau butter, a5Tft5c Plckloa,
nsdi1Is per bDl.i ~; an---, ser hpll t!ei
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06
st. Louis.
Special tothe Gazette.


ST. Louis. sept. 3 Wheat seems to
have lost an It's niends The marset opened
lower, ruled dun and closed weak and x cont
on
Corn attracted hui small share OF spbcu-
la,ion attention. Shorts were the only buy
ers, Trading was slow.
Provisions were dull and woakIn tone.
There was not much OF a demand.
I'm cattle, inquiry was tair, and decent
Grades sold atslght ct strong prices
sheep dun.
PRODUCE
ST. LOUIS, Sept. S.--ELouR-- Unchanged.
WhEAr- Active, but lower aud unsettled.
No red s0lst,Sy 3 enshs &Slef september;
t'0HN Higher. more doiug: iSlea iSs cash.
iie@ai1is October; ilN November
OATN- Firm, but very slow, at ~ cash eS5s.
PROVISIONS.
WHIsKY-Steaiy. n.
Corn MEAL quiet 40
NoNia!nNs-siow and easy
BULK MEArs-l.one clear 10 90 short rib
10 lts short Clear no lO
BACON Long clear ioAGiojk; short rio n;
short clear II S56nR.
LAHp-7A bid.
LIVE STOCK
1 CATrtE-Receipts lN0 good demand and
Z strong; heavy, tat corn.fed cattle wanted
and best Texans on Quicl, sale, exports q 81
/ Ct ~ good 70 choice 8 SisD6 "a; common e
medium b1d5 80. glass Texans tOaat 20
I bulk sales 350Di ~
toGs-Receipts 1900. dull and lower, 7SG
srIEgr-Qulet; good mu'tons sell well: fai
/ To choice 5SG8 20; common . W a. h0; lamb
! aW@i -; Texas sheep p0d2 IS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06
Drugs aud Paints.

UHU0hs
Bark, Cinnamon per u III Peruvian, N@76.
BoTas, iie. Bl ~afbonaio OF soda, EngIin
Dc, Coppena, Se1. Clnchinedia, por OF 90
S s i saS@ai pS Ghsi ssg Sts pe1 sI 9g
CHioinel l.. a W., 76egsO. EnRlihhi per 10. hot.
tic lnclndedIp@i 90 Ghloral Hydrnto per 10
"a, 81 oS. Composition powder. per 10 "a
Doyers, per lbsf ~. EPSON salts, per 10 so
~. Gum opium, per .ib ~ 50 Gum Cam
3 %. OIL Castor, machine 5000 OH Castor,
per gallon, q G3dgl 10; oil lard winter,
itfainod, 75@sg OIL, lard, No. J, g56s50 Quin.
$500. Alum, jN@5. trcscIiptiOn Walls by
per cent. %, show cases ISL prices RegsIe
EKtTaGie, ~ per cent Of. =. y. fluid fr-
tracts, p per cent. on. Essential oiin. ~.
Louis list.
strictly pure white iesd, ~ 70. Spirits ttr.
pentlne, S0a5i. Boiled oil, 1Gc.
TITE sHEhA AE-wfLLfAhs roLoHa.
ivory drop black, IL. per ID iec Engliih
ooacn black, lh, per 10 re; lamp black, II, ic;
black paint. u, eci -Prussiap blue, ~, ~ ~.
N, re; raw Turkey lumber, j., %; burnt Tnr-
key lumber, ~, &c. raw italian sienna, il. &c;
burnt Italian sienna, y, nc Nankyke brown.
d. o., IL, ne; Ameflcan yermlillOn, ~. zOc; In
dian red, d, w Nneiia req, u, 81 l2lSs, ~,
&c; chrome yellow y. y, q. y. o. ~ nc:
PHFrA nFD 0IsAfNIsG coLoRs.
Bark oak, iGci Ash, l9c. Black walnut. itc;
Maple. I3e.
DisrEAPKr coLoRs.
Ivory drop black. 25c. raw Turkey lumbar,
25c; burnt Turkey lumber &c; raw Italian
sienna, &c; b1rnt italian siennhi zoc, Van.
dyke brown, PIC.
Prices OF nDoye made on n basis Of In u,
X and ID cans, assorted; IN 4 and 10
oaus: balancei IN I and 2 10 cans, assorted.
Price Ia 10 ems; balance Ia and ID cana
assorted. Price ia III cans 10 less; l2H and
p 10 tin pals, ne lezs, and kegs &c per ID
less,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06

PoMdor--BlRhtinR, q kog, 81 20 Rins VAN
a 90 Rlfie, y I24 BH.g2g Kifio Rgll ms.. d 2j
shOt-62 u sack huns Shui. 81 3,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06
boston.

B0sToS, Mass. Sept - WouL-Stsady
and good demand. sales for ths week 80 o.
900 pounds, ohio and Pennsylvania neeccs;
3ln3k for Texas. and 85a3Gk FOR Ky and
xxx aud above " Michigan y fair demand
al 3OG8ih; good average lots 8l market nTm;
combings aud delhine firm at MmBsf; choice
lots OF line dolaine wanted: uuwaAhed woods
IA demand and numerous sales at lsa9F
california pulled and carpet WOODS quiet
Aales Amslralla 8ll4a8slk
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06

NEw ORLEANS, Sept. 6.-Sight exchange
on New York, 100 per Ion premium
sterling exchange h. b. nominal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06

KANSAS CRY, sept S. WHEAT ---B1itdaGi
cssh; 62i, october; 6iN asked November
CoRN-alA va a. cash, Az September 26N
bid October, 70 May,
OArs-22ta bid 2lls asked.
LIVE STOCK.
Live Stock Indicator reports,
CArrIF--Receipts, 22OU; exports q Olu6 -;
good TO choices shippingl 60d5 NJ; common
Texas steers 2S0l ..
HoCs--Rrcoipts. 500 3 g7dDB %.
sHEFp-Receipts9 il. fair TO good muttons
COOS no.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06

Ladies' approve II your smoking
Little Joker
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06
Kansas city.
Special TO the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette,
kANsAs CRY, Sept S.-Thc provision
market was dsll and prices considerably
lower. Buyers are holding back IN cash
sales.
Texas cattle are In FAIR supply and about
steady for fair 20 good grades,
Corn dull.
Shnnn null.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06

MES SURE CURE MOUTH wash
hnd Dentiirice is an inlalllble cure for
and ulcers. Cleans the teeth, keeps
pms healthy and purlfies the breath.
led solely by Drs. j. z q W. r.. Holmes,
ls, lO2 Mulberry street, Macon, Ga.
lnd Endorsed by leading dentists South.
|le by DR.. W, u. NJ. Mason, Fort Worth,
Ind all druggists and dentists. Whole
IN. $, Newman, Dallas, Tex; j.. j.
Co., New orleans, La.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06
HOTELS.

'iotr CITY HoUsE-J. n. PRESLERi
a saslof, Everything now and nrst-
m Recommendations second 10 none IN
.hlta TF4ds. Seventh street, near depot,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06
nnrrnn mAliI,Era.

coTros REoErPra AT ALL UNITED sTArEs
POnIA.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06

HOTEL, SHREVEPORT, LA; A. j.
i. 4 enoilst proprietor. This wellknown
NAtfaily located; cool and comfort
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06

ni36. centrifugal ~: munillh 3iE. Brazil
9h0ik; extra G 5z05 D-l6; centrifugal 90
mold A 61f@6k; standard A 68-l0: cut Loaf
ana crushed T@7ls powdered 6SGG5's, gnnu-
lated 8 s0G ll-i6
MoLAss Es-Qulot and unchanged.
RtCE---Stohdy, and fairly active
PoRK--Dull: new mess nt rs 90.
BEEF-Quiet and unchanged.
LARD Weak; spot at KS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06
New York.


AlNI kIutks
Nav NoHK, sent --BEEvEs-Rccelpt
200; good and prime native steers about
steady. but rover grades, natives, all Texas
and Colorado stock lower; poorest 20 hest
natives solo 4 5Od7 rs. Texas eS0i ~ 4
With a few selected lunches Colorado steers
tbtai4 IS.
Exporters used 10 carloads.
American refrigerator lcef quoted ut Lon
don and Liverpool active n y cents.
SUEEP-Receipts 8lOO slow trade; Ol6l5 0O
Tor sheep, CO@6 20 FOR lambs; closed weak
rnonuCr,
NEW NuitIt. sept --FLouR--nuu.
WuEAr--Spot grades slightly In buyers
tavol: options opened =. Ia q lower, later
rallied TO ~ closing weak. No 3 rod
sos; No, red g'W9a; No, . red, September
n04a0l%, closing aOk; October 0l0plk, clos.
ing 9lls; November "a s@e3A. closing a.
CoRN--Sput lots scarce and firm. options
opened ?. to better. later fell back = 20 ~
closing steady. No. as. No. september els
Gi7E, closing 6iA: October 6gla6leE, closing
SIS November blMtp :, closingBlA.
PROVISIONS.
COFFEE SPOT mir RIO dun ana weak on
l tons active butp shade lower.
Arfa D IN Nat
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-06
able rooms; good table and attendance ON.
ly hotcl In the city with sample-rooms.
ALL soRrs.

IF YOU HAVE LOST THE KEY 10 YOUR
Il trunk or Valise, \. j. Anderson, 30 Hous.
ton street, can supply you with n new one
and viii guarantee a.. Locks. hinges.
clasps and nastenings, single or TO match,
always ON hand
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1884-09-04
The Man Who Betrayed President.

Nashville Glenn Americans: Buck
Lewis, janitor of the Meigs School, East
Nashville, is dead. Lewis was at one
time the body servant OF Andrew John
son, when that distinguished Tennes-
seean was President of the Uuited
States, and created sensation in WASH
ington by revealing the great common
er's private affairs to the President s
enemies This was done while the i'm
peachment trial was going on, became
the ruling sensation of the hour. and
was common theme for speculation
during many months following. Presi-
dent johnson discharged Lewis at that
time, and he came back 10 this city,
where he has remained since.
Lewis has since frequently suffered
great want. and told friend that Presi-
dent JohnSons words, when he dis
charged him. had often come to his
mind during his misfortunes. The words
referred to by Lewis are these: Take
this 500 bill and go where you will;
trusted you, and you betrayed my con-
fidence for less than have often given
you without asking. All can say to
you is that you will never suffer as
much as you have caused me to suffer
by your base treachery."
The person to whom Lewis told these
words only few weeks ago is Andrew
ID. Foster, one of the proprietors of the
Maxwell House barber shop, who was
for many years the body servant and
valet of President johnson, and 10
whom the great Tennesseean was a
benefactor up to the hour of his death.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1884-09-04
An Unpleasant Predicament.

Yes, | was in quite an accident once"
SAID the baggageman, as he stood in the
door of his car waiting for his train to
start; lit was a queer accident, too, and
[ never want to see the like of it again.
You see that long white spot there on
the side of my head-that ridge? Well.
that was the result of the little bust-up
I'm telling about. 1t was on the Lake
Shore good many years ago. On my
run one day l had sleeper-a corpse,
you know-and as it was a through
passenger | put it in the extreme rear
end of my car. Nothing unusual hap
pened till we got this side of Adrian a
piece-that was before the air line was
bullt-when we struck COW ON the
track and got throwed off. 1t was right
on high bank. too, and we went to the
bottom with good deal of crash, /
tell you. Trunks and boxes flew around
there pretty lively. One of 'em struck
me there where you see that scar. But
the worst of it was the sleeper's box
broke open as it came tumbling down
to my end of the car, and the passenger
stuck his head out to see what was GO
ing on. | wouldn't a-minded thatif he
hadn't come quite so close to me. His
banged-up box stopped right side fine,
and his face came right down on mine.
1t makes me crawl yet to think of it.
And | had to stay there twenty minutes
before the boys could get at me, with
that clammy dead face, two weeks gone,
up agln mine. | believe my baird a,
turned gray if there hadn't been so much
blood on it from that hole in my head.
No more mixes like that in mine,
please. = Chicago Herald.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1884-09-04
sue Eess--and Ruin.

About forty years ago, little girl
named May Ann Brown lived in an OBJ
scure Village of Yorkshire, England.
her fatA was poor laborer, and she
had DO education up to her twelfth
year. But the girl had extraordinary
beauty, singular force of will, and
great ambition.
She resolved to be "a great lady, I"
and as London is the field in which all
the English people look for adventure,
she persuaded her uncle to take her up
to the great city in his cart, for two
days visit. AS soon as they had
reached London Bridge she dropped
from the back of the cart and disap.
peared.
At this time she was penniless, she
could not write her name, and she
spoke with the rich Yorkshire burr.
which is as unintelligible to Londoners
as the dialect of the Zulus.
Seven years later she reappeared I'M
der romantic name upon the stage OF
leading London theater, and won the
plaudits of the town, not only for her
remarkable beauty, but for the excep-
tlonal purity and pathos with which
she rendered Shakspeare's text.
In the meantime she made herself a
proficient in three languages, had
learned the literature of her own coun-
try, and the manners of well-bred peo-
pie. How it was done or by what
means she won her successes, no one
but herself knew. There was the fact.
and it proved the extraordinary force
of intellect and will which had been
given to Mary Ann Brown, and which
might have made her life great, useful,
and happy-if she had so chosen
She became a great actress, well known
IN every English-speaking country, for
the splendor of her beauty, her genius,
her lavish generosity, and the lures
with which she led men to destruction.
How many happy homes she entered,
to leave them wreck, only she and
God knew.
She died suddenly, in the height of
her fame and fortune, in Paris cafe,
from a disease brought on by indul-
gence at the table; and after she was
dead her body was wrapped in a quilt
and hauled to the morgue Her whole
life was drama, and this was its end.
There is force in the proverb ode
mortuis nil 1eiSi bo1aatn" Speak only
good of the dead. But when the gilt
ter and power of a wasted life allure
the young into the same road, it is only
just at its close to show them the op-
portunities wasted in it, its true charac-
ter, and its unhallowed end.-Youth's
Companion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1884-09-04
A Great Man.

Blinks-Hello, Minks How did you
enjoy your visit to Washington?
Minks-First rate. Had a good time,
and saw all the sights.
Notice anything peculiar?'
Well, no; nothing very remarkable,
except that there is only one Senator
who wears swallow-tail coat during
the sessions
"Some great man, / SUPPOSED"
well, yes; he looks so-from be-
hind"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1884-09-04
uNAElEEMEl LANDS,
NOTICE FOR TAX DEED,
(oFFICIAL.)
OFFICE OF THE Country CLERK.
Lancaster, Grant Co, Wis,
August 10, 1884. J

Notice is hereby given. that the following de-
scrbed lands and village and city lots in the
County of Grant and State Of Wisconsin, were
sold by the Treasurer of said county. on the 10th
day OF May, 1882, for the delinquent taxes of
1881:
The amount set opposite each tract OF land
village or city lot is the amount OF tax interest
ana charges due thereon, computed up to The
last day of redemption.
are paid, on the following described tracts Of
land, village and city lots or before the 10th
DAY OF May, A. d. 1885, the same will be con.
veyed by tax deed to the purchasers, according to
the provisions of law.
lABBREvIATIONs;- e, East; ne. northeast; Sc
southeast W, west; NV, northwest sw, south
west; n, north; :, south; com. commencing; beg
beginning; run, running; ac. acre; blk, block; II
feet; ks, links; chs, chains; add. addition; pit
part; adj, adjoining; con, containing; ex ex-
cept und, undivided; cor corner frac, FRACTIONAL
I'D, bounded; tn thence; sec, section.l
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1884-09-04
James Medical Institute
Continued from lat toeekl
How Watch Cases are Made.

In 1875, thirteen men comprised the
entire working force used in the manu-
facture Of the james Boss Gold Watch Case.
Now over fire hundred are employed, and the
number is constantly increasing. Therea-
son Of this increase is this: In the james
Boss GoA Watch Ca8e all the metal in sight
and subject to wear is solid gold, while the re-
mainder, which only lends strength to the
case, Is Of stronger metal than gold,
giving gold where gold is needed, and
strong, elastic metal where strength and
elasticity are needed, a combination pro-
ducing a watch case better than solid gold
and at oEE-HALF the cost. y.,x
Over 200, 900 Of these cases Z j
have been sold, and every ieweler in the
country can testify to their quality and
merit. - -, ~ 90,
4. W. Marsh. Of the DfHaoerdf, bought a Il Lt@
Gold Watch case y years aeo, ami carried u utti
short time ago, when purchased u, and sold Il u
customer The showed no signs q wear fxceft
safely guaranteed for al least ten years more hss
Frld tle James Boss Gold Watch Gaze for ngnF years.
and the parties who bought the first ones re carry
ing them today, wen satisfied a. though they had
regard them the only Of this kind jeaeer
shanld sol IS bo desires % give his customer lll
,,ortA u their money gR5ues his reputation.
va J. CCsHYAY, JsAei>T
asiphia Illustrated phlst shoui- how
Jeme. Bo.s' aad Eesatoae Watch Ch.ss laa;4.
10 Re Continuedl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1884-09-04
DIVORCE
TS.SEE!S OF LiIE.


Leonard Coates A w & WE Bell
VS.
Chi, Mil & StP R
r Co Jno w Cary
DEMU RRER-July %, 1888
Henry Sanford Carter & Cleary
VS.
Jacob Hooser, Sr A w & w Z Bell
DEMURRER-Jan %, 1884
The Mccormick
Harv'g Machine
Go A w & w Z Bell
VS.
Caroline House
CERTIoRARI-June 26, 1884
In re School Dist
No 2 of Wingv'e A w e. w Z Bell
VS.
j A Thomas, Town
Clerk of said tn
CERTIoRARI-Aug IL, 1884
The Tn of Platte
vile A w q w + Bell
VS.
Noah Hutchens ct
al Carter & Cleary
DEMURRER
The City of Platte
Vile A w q w + Bell
VS.
Noah Hutchens ct
al Carter Il Cleary
DEMURRER
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1884-09-04


W Coumbe Miner & Bergman
APPEAL-Aug. %, 1884.
ISSUES OF FACT FOR COURT
Geo w Richardson Brooks & butcher
VS.
Phebe H X Rich
ardson Wilson & Provis
DIvoRcE-July 20, 1888.
w Schroudenbach { Cotzhausen, Syl-
ct al yester, Schneider
q Jones
Mary Carol'e Fries Wilson 6 Proyis,
ct al & Orton&O.borne
RELIEF-Dec 6. 1888.
Jacob Ginter, adm
etc AW WE Bell
Franklin Lyster ct
al Merrick
FORECLOSURE, Jan IA, 1884.
| Hodges Carter q Cleary
vs.
N H Virgin & Son Nv II Beebe aud
Bushnell & Wat
kins
TRAVERSE OF ATTACHMENT-April 16,
1884
Cath Mccormick Bushnell &Watkins
John Herndon Clark & Mills
To QUIT TITLE-May 6, 1884.
Henry Althouse AW Il w f Bell
Anna M Althouse Orr & Lowry for
ct al Anna Althouse,
T j Walker, atty
for Weidaholt
FoRECLosURE-July 10, 1884.
In the matter of Bushnell & Wat
the estate of kins for appelnt
Martha Jane
Jordan, decd NePn Dewey and
Carter Il Cleary
for contestants
APPEAL from Circuit C't-Aug /, 1884.
j N. Walker Wilson & Provis
VS.
HansAnderson Ell al Deft in person
RELIEF-Aug 3, 1884.
Mary Stubbs Aw & w EBen
ID Il Patterson ct al Carter & Cleary
FoRECLosURE-Aug 20, 1884
ID r Wilkinson,
garnishee DJ Gardner
VS.
Alex Butler ct al j w Murphy
FoRECLOsURE-Aug %, 1884
Rodney Sargent Bush nell &Watkins
VS.
Saloma Watts Orr Il Lowry aud
W. f. Carter
PARTITIoN-Aug 81, 1884
Lizzie Funk Brooks & butcher
j w Funk
Divorce
Christina Nuren-
berger Orr & Lowry
VS.
Geo Nurenberger
Divorce
VIM Hull AW & w L Bell
Julia A Hull
DIVORCE
Susan A Wilson Orr & Lowry
VIM A Wilson
DIVORCE
Eugor Orenberg Brooks ~ butcher
Ole 0 Orenberg
DIVORCE
Lucretia Bailey Wilson " Provis
VS.
James Bailey
DIVORCE
Alice Kitelinger AW & w E Bell
VS.
Geo Kitelnger
DIVORCE
Emma E Hillary w II Beebe
VS.
Isaac Hillary
DIVORCE
Lillian Woodward Orr q Lowry
VS.
AbderF Woodward
DIVORCE
Flora Holmes Clark q Mills
VS.
Jos Ii Holmes
DIVORCE