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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
Police lourt.

The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday-Justice u. {. Richardson pre-
siding:
John Robinson (coloredl. drunk. Fined
S4 and costs.
William II. HAYDEN (colore1). drunk and
using profsne and indecent language on
the street. Fined 81 and costs.
Felix Dolphin, drunk aud a suspicious
character. Dismissed.
John Wells and James REYNOLDS (both
cOlOred), stealing a COW Of the value OF s25
from some person unknown. sent to jail
for four months each.
Mslcenia Carter (eolored), assanlting,
cursing. and abusiog Margaret Smith, ami
Utce rersd. Paid costs.
Israel johnson and Mary Ashton, dis
orderly aud lighting and creating a dis
iurbance IN the neighbOrhood. Fined each
S5 and costs.
Susan Kraige, drunk and lying in the
street. Fined Ss and costs.
Frederick Livingston alias George
Turner, drunk and tre-pa,sing upon the
premises Of John I. ills. Fined $3.50
and costs.
William Iycrson lcOlored). drunk and dis
orderly on the street. Continued until to-
day.
Richard billiard (colored), disorderly 10
the bar-room OF d. Donati IL Brother.
Fined 81 and costs.
Susan johnson (co!ored), drunk. Fined
s2 and costs.
Daniel McClnton, drunk. Fined e. aud
costs.
Humphreys Summers (colored), assault
ing and beating Annie summers In the
street. Fined $3.50 and costs.
Fannie smith (colored). drunk and dis
orderly in the street. dismissed
John Brown (colored), committing rape
on sallie Carter, bis wile's daughter. Dis.
missed.
Wiley Timberlake lcolored), abusing and
threatening to assault Emily Burnett. Paid
costs.
Nelson Harris (colored), breaking and
enterioa In the nighttime the factory Of
John Wright 4 Co., with intent 10 commit
larceny. Sent on TO the grand Jury.
William ii. Hobson (colored), drunk.
Fined az and costs.
Edmund Gilman, drunk. Fined s2 and
costs.
c. Mitchell, asssultipg and beating Nick
and costs.
John Byrd (eoloredl, a person Of nnsound
mind. Delivered over TO Deputy-Serseant
Allen, from whom be escaped.
Henrietta Brown (colored). assaultlng,
striking, and woundine Henry Pirham
with an iron poker. Continued I'LL to-
day.
The W. W. Taylor who was before the
Court saturday was not W. W. Taylor
with Everett waddey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
sfrecf-GIeanine.

DR.. Stratton. the President OF the Board
Of Health, did very effective work yester.
day in the way Of removIng from some OF
the streets the dust and Girt which had az.
cumulated since the drought. Several Of
the streets be flushed with water taken
in hose from tire-plugs, and this he will
continue 10 do to-day and tomorrow. He
has undertaken a hercuean JOB IN the al.
tempt 10 lay the dust between Elbl station
and the FAIR Grounds. Tue trouble is that
the carts have such long distance 10 90
for water. Nevertheless he has already
greatly improved The road, and By THURS
day morning 1t will he IN good condition.
All The streets likely TO be travelled oyei
by the President going to or coming iron
the FMr-Grounds will be sprinSled
1usbed and swept a. for as the force
the command OF the Board OF Health viii
hermit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
MoTHERsi MoTaERSii

Are you disturbed at night and broksa o.
your rest by sick child suffering and cryin
with the exeruclating pain Of cutting teethI'
IL 81. go at once and get hottie of MIRA
wISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP. 10 VIA
relieve the poor little sn;ierer immediAte,y--
deperd upon Il: there is no mistake abcNs
t. There II not mother on earth who has
ever used II who viii no, tell you at ones
that II win regulate tho bowel. and give
rest to the mother aud relief and health -
the child. operating Ike magic. IL = -
fectiy safe 20 use In al eases. snd p,eanDt -
tho taste. and 10 the prscriptioa oe 80 -
the oldest and Pest female physiciAno onID
nursss II The United states scla sveeys
~ Ae-eed1lv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19

in the case Of Lyons Bfotbers Of New
York, cs. G. thinner, Of this city, In
which be said that decree might De en-
tered setting ssfde that portion OF the
deed made by thinner In which his w!1e
was named ss preferred creditor for the
sum Of tS,S00, which be claimed was due
her for rents Of her separate estate, which
he had collected In the previous ten year..
Messrs. NcGuire and Elicit and John ;.
Wise, counsel for Mrs. thinner, appeared
before Judge Hughes yesterday and asked
for rehearing OF the argument In the case.
which be agreed to hear on the 18th OF
December
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
wnerelirbrts Needed.

ris n necessity to occupy a portion OF
Bank street with building material belong
ing to the cus,om-hst So improvement.
That cannot be helped. There is no reason
70 complain even that the sidewalk l. en-
croacbcd upon, but the gas-iamps certainly
should be lighted at Tenth aud Eleventh
street etsry night, SO that people-strangers
especla.Iy- pass along Bank street In
.aiety. Last night, under the shade OF the
trees, with no gas-lanps lighted, It was
difficult Tor any one 70 walk along there
and feel safe.
The city authorities should give this mat.
ter their sttentlon. IL may save them trou-
BILE hereafter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
Joiner FOCAL ox THIRD P,GE.l
Dinner at the fs,r Grounds.

Tie ladies Of the Clay-Street Baptist
church, who last year served their friends
and the public generally 50 handsomely in
the diniDg-rOom under the grand stand no
the Fair-Grounds, propose 20 furnish din
ners, lunches, sandwiches, coffee, aud 70. Z
freshments this year in tie best style.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
Money En0agls.

The following telegram explains Itself:
CHARLESTON, :. c., October -, 1883.
General Lueias Fdirehild, Commander in
chief:
Please remit sums on hand and discon-
tinue further subscriptions. We can only
eeeIye for the meritorious needy sufferers,
end think we have enough for these.
CouKrESAr, Mayor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
Five Year. for Burgiary.

A eolored man named William Taylor
uss tried in the Henrico County Court
Judge e. C. Minor pre>iding-yesterday Tor
breaking and entering the house OF Frank
Turner, another colorrd man. With inien,
to commit larceny. The evidence was con
elusive. aud the jury gaze him i've years In
the DeDileutiary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
laueers Cured.

Dr. \. G.. WoiIard, OF Richmond, Va, {,
having great success IN curing Cancers.
He has cured hundreds pronounced In
curable by other physicians. Send Tor
pamphlet with references aud certificates.
TIE Doctor can be found at his Office, 700
east Leigh siIeei.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
D&la, ue's Re>laaya0a.

This popular stand, No. 30 north Four
teebth street, opposite Exchange Hotel, IL
now in trst-class condition. having been
thoroughly renovated. The bar is stocked
with the choicest wines. liquors, aud cigars.
while in The restaurant the best the market
affords can be- bad. Dishes 10 order at all
hours. Oysters a specially. Excellent
rooms for private parties. Open day and
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
A Cook wanted for sobbery.

A telegram was received from the con-
stable Of Newport News Yesterday 10y the
Chief Of Police here, requesting tue arrest
OF Henry Jackson, cook Of the tug Carrie
Nay. who Is wanted At Newport News for
robbery. During tbe day Jackson was ar
rested aud locked UP in the First police.
station. lie will be taken to Newport
Nfus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
C,,yatse.lr Court.

The fail term Of this court commenced
yesterday. All OF this week viii DO con-
suued, as yesterday was, IN docketing mo-
tons. There are many important cases 10
be tried at this term. which Sill doubtless
last until near Christmas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
Resd and Profis.

Our Stafe-Fair visitors are eoe4 NJ ~
vited TO examine NV stsck Of Bodes. Sho~s,
Trunk, Bags. satehels, &c, selected with
care lust for my country trade. The bess
llue Of Stoga Boots, Cali shoes, and Grain
Leather Shoes have ever shown.
J. A. GRiGG, Pace Block.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19

"Am delighted with II. have no conn-
denee In the coloriess extracts. A purs ar
ticle was greatly needed" says Dr. J. J.
YoULIS. president Jersey City IN. - Board
OF health and Vital Statistics. OF the LIEBf0
CoMPASY's ARSicArED EXTRACT WITCH
HAzKL. Cures Painful Periods Leucorrhea.
Female Weakness. Sore Breasts. and quickly
relieves pain OF any kind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19

are cordially invited TO make their head
quarters az the Piano and Organ-Ware-
rooms OF Ryland 4 Lee, 9i3 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
u..ss.x.Cou,s.

The only ease tried in this court yester-
day was that Of X. T. Adams, charged with
unlawful gaming. After hearing the evil
dence the jury brought 10 a verdict Of
aeoultfal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
FOLLOW THE CROWD
LEVY & DAVIS S,
1917 and 1919 Main street, Richmond. Ia,

whsr
Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
SILKS AND VELVETS.

GKOs-GRAIy SILKS. TAiLLE FRAN
Gals. RHADAMEs. and RHADZi-
MRS. both In black and eolors.
our STRIPED and BRocADE YELVET5,
for trimming are 80 varied rs TO suit any
ones wants.
Pretty designs as low as 75c. yard-nner
Goods. all prices. up 20 os6 yard.
., ffsiu coinrs OF DRESS GOODS our stock
h by far the mos, complete ever dis
PLAYED anywhere.
CAeUNERE as low as sc. yard;
nor OUBLE.WIDTH CASHMERE foil as
softraent of desirable coiors-at I2Sc. q
yard. These goods are decided bar
gsinatthis price snd We cannot replace
Them " hen these sre sold.
DOIiBI.F-WIDTH TRlCOr at soc. yard (;
JAdEST0WN SCITlNG-donole wioth-st
s0r. single width AT 25c yard:
r,,,,.wide @ANOkY SUIrfSG or iNViSf-
sLE PI.AID-S4 inches wide-st 75c.
our sssortment Of good DRESS GOODS is
very complete.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
Riehmansf Arf.Roams.

Fine Portraits in oil aud Pastel. ani 1
Isrge stock OF Frames and Pictures. 2)z
Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
Two Splendid Exhibits
Vfstsoys Ihe Fair

Of Pianos and Organs-oDe a. the Fair
Grounds and the other al 9l3 Main street
ly Ryland 4 Lee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19

,HE QUAR- MAN, OR RATHER Wo-
v.S. first requires your attention; so
IA. 10 CIOAKs we Introduce you. For
,,,n,epsity OF stock. for variety OF styles.
-, elegance Of material snd finish. and
as persect NJ, no other house can ap-
.,oseh Us. As to prices. we are always the
'oxss, quaiity considered.
yorr'l r JACKETS. JERSEY JACKETS:
rNcIlsH WALKING JACKETS:
nIAsCOw JACKErS:
sFAI.PLUsH WRAPS OF the most recent
designs
NFWMARKErs, RAGLASS.
IN fset We show ssery style OF wrapping
~, taste can desire or fashion demand.
and At snch low prices as TO easily convince
-, 4, - 70 your interest 80 select your WIN.
1yR WRAPPING from the large and eie-
espt assortment we now display.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
Blankets.

Here is a List OF bargains in BLANKETS and
CoMFoRTs. and you can't 90 wrong fyou
purchase at our house:
lo-4 WHITE BLANKETS at esc. o pair;
Io-4 WHITE BLANKETS at 81 g pair;
io-4 WHITE BLANKETS at SIPS pair;
lo.4 WHITE BLANKETS at 81. rs a pair;
Io-4 WHITE BLANKETS NJ ss pair:
li.s ALL.wO0L BLANKETS at 1915
worth IS Q pair;
1874 WOOL BLANKETS ct "a worth So q
pair.
BLANKETS upwards to sl2 pair. and
every one bargain.
COMFORTS NJ 50c.. 7eo., t1, and upwards
10 $500. and we claim The lowest prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19

RenessisE 60 he Had IN tns ztmmer
Case.
Last Thursday Judge Hughes, OF ths
United States court, rendered bis decislon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19

Neu YORK. Aseam lauaasy.
No. Is NORTH NINTH STREET.
Fine work guaranteed
moderate prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
New Frame and Pfeture-steve.
4. +. Craig, 207 Broad street.

Great Baraat in Pianos
can be found at Rs land < Lees, 9l3 Mnn
SiIect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
CARPETS.

We have the largest CARPET-R00MS In
the state; We carry the largest assortment,
ard we guarantee lowest prlees our as
soTtmeni com ptlses MoS utiiEf hian ~, e.
CFRTER and other Weil-kpown makes.
ROpY BRUSSELS. ROXBURH TAPES
Thy CARPET, considered oy judges 20 be
superior 10 al other makes SMITH . Ia
PfSTKY CARPET sll grades. THkEE.PLf,
FXTKA SpPERFINE Two PLY, WOOL
VIILkp DOT f COTTON CHAIN, NEW
RAG CHELSEA, and INGRAM CAR
PITS. .,
STYLES 10 suit every one, and our prices are
Tbose who dor believe must call and see
how cheap SMN INA RUGS lal Sizes are
nov being sod hs US.
we sell tn IS so RUG at
Wesell q $40 SOFA RUG at sS;
Wesell :. 2 - so RUG at ss25;
We sell lie - RUT ats2;
Weseg ine $3.50 RUG al sl.Ie:
Also special sly les at 75c- and 81.
A&-S5a@.ea.
We open TO-DAY large additions 10 our
already very complete stock OF AHt-
SQUARES.
We can also special attention TO the
ANGLO-IND4AN aud kENSlNGTON
ART- SQUARES, which are the pref
test and most artistic OF the seasons
designs.
C:L LAotk.
"a Ga. and s-4 FLOOR OIL-CLOTH, in
an immense variety OF styles. com.
msnclng al 25c. yard mp 10 the best
made. The quality we sell at 25c. is
super or TO any sold elsewhere nj soc.
SIec'sl bargain in OILCLOTH MATS al
25c -buf a few left;
S4LINOLEUM st very low prices.
I11;eA M1++:n1
We made some very cheap purchases in
these goods.
LOok At our "a grade AZ lee. worth SOC
Wider goods equally cheap. You can
make Big save by buying now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
MerinO Underwear

FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN AT s711c.
WORTH SOC:
CASHMERE MERiSo UEDERwEAR at
SOC. worth esc
CASHMERE MERiNo. extra finish. at 7sc
worth 81:
ALL~wooL SCARLET SHIRTS and
DRAWERS for Gentlemen st soc. each
sgrest bargain:
Our INDICATED SCARLET UND ER-
WEAR for Ladies and gentlemen at 81
VIII compare with any In the city Ai
tl.25.
We are leaders In Low PRICES for US.
DERwEAR. and an inspection will well
repay you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

The proposition to establish libraries at
all the State capitals for the collection OF
labor literature was adopted. The sugges-
ton Of forming an orphan asylum for the
bepefciaries OF the order was referred 10
the local assemblies with favorable men-
tior. A resolution was adopted requesting
aIl knights as far as possible to work Tor
the eradication OF convict labor by en-
deavoring TO destroy the trade OF those
wbo deal In goods made there
by. A resolution was also adopted
declaring that colored apprentices in the
same offices with white ones should be on
the same footing. The memorial OF the
Convention of Sewing Women was re-
ferred 10 the Committee on Women's Work,
said committee 10 sit after the Couyentiol
sdjourns. The proposition TO adopt the
btrisl-service was reported ad rerseiy by
The committee snd rejected by the Conyen-
ton.
A resolution was adopted proyiiilng Tor
the appoiptment II a COMMITTEES on frarer-
nal relations with the Patrons OF Hus.
handry.
EXPECT TO ADJoCgs topaz,
The reports of the Committees on Law
ard Stale OF the order having been aeted
upon, there remsins yet 70 be considered
the reports Of the Committees on Finance,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19

VETERAN LABOR.TALKERs PHOTOGRAPHED.
Mr.. Jackson, who j. here reporting the
Knights Convention for the New YoTl.
Herald, ielegraphs among other things the
following: During the dinner recess sat
urday) the Veteran Labor Corps, an orglni
zation formed In Hamilton a year ago OF
men VINO have served fifteen years anu over
in labor organizations. had their photo
graphs taken in group al the base oi the
Washington statue. in the Capitol Square.
The veterans talked over the early history
Of trade unions aud conspiracy laws, and
congratulated themselves on the fact
that Organized labor Is recognized
as one OF the mainstsys OF the cOun-
try. The following members were in the
group: Charles IL. Simmermab, NeS Jer-
sey; Z. J. Hoean, Mississippi; Michlcl
Flanagan, Mississippi; K. Power. TIL.
nOis; Henry +. Allen, MARYLAND: John
strigel, Michigan; II. G.. Trapbagen. Iowa;
Charles ii. stiles, VirgInia; John Schley,
Indiana; John Chambers, Maryland; VII
liom Moore, Pennsylvania; Henry McGar'
vey, Pennsylvania; William ii. linda,
Maryland; Ralph Robb, New York; II. L
MeGaw, Pennsylvania; James 7. Archi-
bald, New York; Mich. j. Shield, Penn
sfffanIs Hli1iAl Y. Nueent, Ma7>A'uu-
sets; George L. Mcneil, Massachusetts;
James H.W. Onion. Maryland; r. VI. Fahey.
Massachusetts; John Birch, Ohio; John ii.
Hagan, Massachusetts; Peter Z. Duify, ln-
diana John X. Paisley. Pennsylvania; }.
+. Mcdonnell, New Jersey; Carlos b. Bl-
lino, flcrida; John keTigan, Indiana; u.
ii. Leahey, Quebec; Emil Alexander, New
York; George Rogers, Illinois; Jesse II.
Jones. Massachusetts; James Hayes, Penn
syIyania; n. Kline, Pennsylvania; George
Doyey, Pennsylvania; william ii. Null
doom. illinois; N. j. Moran, Pennsylya-
mia; J. A. stevens, North Carolina; J. +.
McDonsl, Ohio; Francis Freekelton,
New York; y. A. Alien, Missouri; John
ponnegan, Pennsylyania; Joseph swope,'
Pennsy 'yania; H., II. Benough, Peunsyi-
yania; Arbain Lifontaine, Quebec; John
DeIany, Louisiana; John w. Higgins
Pennsylvania, and Richard Trevelliek'
Michigan.
Would NOT SHAKE HANDS WIFE PIKE.
A special telegram TO the Pittsburgh Dss'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19

A resolution was adopted calling on
members oi the order to "let detectives
severely alone" No reason was assigned
for the adoption OF such measure. but II
is thought that II + meant as lick ~ Pink
erton's detectives, who have been sent 70
several places whore there were strikes and
trouble was autieipsted.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-11-08
Some Feminine Writers.

A great many people have followed
the career of Miss Maud Howe with
close interest. Probably she does not
realize herself how much she is talked
about Her efforts in prose have been
welcomed 1t is not claimed, think,
that she is a great genius even by her
friends, but much is expected of her.
Her mother, Mrs. julia Ward Howe,
and her late uncle, genial old Sam
Ward, both talked of her constantly
when they were in York. Her engage
ment to every painter of note is regu-
larry announced through the season.
Still she does not marry. She is wo-
man of classic beauty. The daughter
of the late Mrs. Ann S. Stephens is
similar in some respects to Miss Howe.
Of the other women among American
writers there does not seem at present
to be any stalwart figure | fancy that
dim and insidious suspicion is begin
ming to enter the mind of the average
novel reader that Miss Murfree Charles
Egbert Craddock) is bit overrated.
Great talk was created by the theatrical
revelation of the identity of Charles
Egbert Craddock, when three eminent
Boston writers-Dr Holmes among
them-were asked to meet the author of
the Great Smoky Mountain" and
found, instead of a man, straight
browed, erect, and rather handsome
girl. AS for Mrs. Burnett-who has
married money-she seems to have
faded out of sight. but we have the
Duchess and Bertha NJ. Clay always with
L.
l haven't said anything about Miss
Cleveland on account of her brother
1t she writes another novel he is lost
| have never yet recovered from that
thrilling love scene in her book where
the lover looks hard at the heroine for
a moment. and then says passionately:
'Do you love me?n The heroine SAYS
firmly: Il do" Then" replies the
hero, good evening" = Brooklyn
Eagle.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-11-08

The President is likely to be troubled
with case of discipline in his cabinet.
The friends of ct5-Attorney Benton,
of Missouri, who was summarily re-
moved for violating the Presidents order
prohibiting officeholders from making
campaign speeches, are inquiring what
is to be done with Postmaster-G General
Villas, who did the same thing. The
Attorney General said that any other
official against whom complaint was
made for violating the Presidents order
would be removed, as Benton was, and
Senators Cockrell and Vest propose to
submit to the President copies of news
papers containing the political speeches
of Villas, and request that the medicine
that was given to the goose be admins
tered to the gander Mr.. Villas admit
ted that he did make political speeches,
but they were outside of the regular
routine of the campaign, and were not
under the auspices of political COM
mittee,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-11-08

1t contains 45e pages, large octave,
printed with new long primer and brew
Ter type, on fine and heavy tinted super
calendered paper, and is neatly and
substantially bound.
Price, cloth, $3.50. Full Sheep, $3.50.
Agents wanted everywhere, to whom
liberal inducements are given.
Address all communications to
GEORGE SCHLEYER,
General Agent,
III Central Ave, Milwaukee, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-11-08
A Very Valuable and Most Useful Book
for Every Person i'm the Country.

''Institution of Laws and Forms.n
with compendium of political econ
omy, analytically compiled and ar
ranged by Prof. Charles Mayer, princi-
pal of Mayors Commercial College,
Milwaukee, is now ready for the public.
The work is highly recommended by
the most eminent jurists and lawyers,
by the press of the country, and by the
most prominent business men. The
The book is undoubtedly destined to
have wide circulation The opening
chapters are devoted to sketch of the
history of law. beginning with the de-
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Americans live is shown to have its
Spr ngs in the Roman civil law, the
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common law, the broad principles of
each of which systems are set forth CON
cisely but clearly A chapter is devoted
to the principles of political organize
ton and an exposition of the constitu-
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force in the United States. and explain
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itlcal economy is based chiefly upon the
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The samples of legal documents which
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-11-08
Observation-Disclosures.

Z n IT'D . 'O''7VO'
State OF Wisconsin. County Court of Grant
County-In Probate
Notice is hereby given, that at the regular term
Of the County COurt to be held in and for said
county. az the COurt House in the city Of Lancas,
ter in said county, on the
FIRST TUESDAY or DECEMBER, 4. D. 1856
being the 9TH day Of December. 1886, at the
hour of one O'Clock in the afternoon the follow
ing matter will be heard and considered:
The application Of Edwin Morshead to admit
oprobate the last viii and testament OF John
Morshead late Of the town of Harrison in said
county, deceased.
b " order OF the Court
GEORGE d. CARTER, County Judge.
Dated October ,, 1856. COWS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-11-08
Notice!

Ny son, Hewey Gillespie, has left my
home and hereby give him his time
and forbid all persons from trusting him
on my account r. B. GILLESPIE.
LANCASTER, Wis. Oct. y, sc. 22wI
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-11-08

When Mr.. Powderly sees saloonkeep-
ers refusing to sell drinks to working
men he can put on his white robes and
watch for the coming down of the New
Jerusalem Sprtn0feLd Union.