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r. Goldschmt,l. sl..7th st. NV.

The greatest possible inducements are offered
in Baby Carriages. RefrlgeratOrs, Ice Chests and
HousefurniShiug Goods.
We will offer the following styles of baby car
rlaseS at cost positively tomorrow only: Our
Sl1 rattan carriages, with parasol top, only
1918: our S12oO rattan Carriages, with paris u
top, finely upholstered, only SS.3S; our SO
handsome rattan Carriages, VITA satin para sol
and plush rolled sides, onty Sl1.So, sold else
where Tor SIS. our SIS extra ia! .d,oiuC rattan
Carriages, with satin pdra>Ol, uPuOl Slereu wi IN
line Inquired goods, plush rolled sides ana back
only Sl3.9S, sold elsewhere Tor so the prIr Is
in IeirI.eraLors AID Ice chests or Tomorrow
Will ACTUALLY aSlOnish you. Call ami DC COIL
WINGED. No. Ice chests oiI! $500: No =,
Sl.I9; No. 3, S0.9S, No. i, $40 No. l re-
Irieerator, ouly 9..4S NJ. =, qoiS; No ). %. 20.
For cheainess, strength and durability tbs
refrigerator l. superior 10 any III tc marx I; y
gal. water coolers, only 19c.; 3..i., only S1.o9;
u french chiIa, nan,.- pdiIteu Il ut plate, with
y sauce plates u match, only SI13 worth
80, extra quality White china ciiamOer sets,
with broad cOlorei band anu gold he GA ).
$50, worth Sl.UU; English china decor ii
tea SETS, Al pcs, OIL! S3.23 worth SioO; extra
nne french china, hdud-i,.iiuteJ lea sets, OF
pcs, only SS.iS, worth SlZ.Js); handsome col
ortd cut glass water sets, D pes, only 91c.,
worth S1.15; handsome cuioTed glass ic. cream
s;tucers, u Tor &c; hlsai. crS stul glass water
pitchers, only Z3c., WORT, Acc: extra iuEd-
some cut g.usS pitchers, o9c., worth , 20; eX-
ira quality 1-strins uroplns, oaly .5c., NO.. tn
4Uc.; MoLltor step lAuuers, on4y 1oc. per IT,;
shell paper, SO sheets iuT loc-; long iitdie gar
den too.s, ) ia ee., ana Id sirlnAieT, only
2ot.
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III Market Space. near 7th stree.
ROYAL SERGE in Beautiful Spring Shades double
width. IL yards for 81
BOU-CLA GRENADINES, beautiful Spring Shades
wide double width, pure wool, oUc
ALBATROS> and NUNS YELLING. beautiful sprnr
Shades. wide double width very line quality, re-
cuced TO 37lsc.
SURAH SILKS, beautiful Spring Shades, excellent
quality. extra wide width reduced to 65c.
Excellent quality BLACK SILKS extra width 81 CO.
BLACK BROCADE SILKS. special bargain. 75c.
Each customer who buys $40 worth of Dry Goods
Will be presented with u large size BRIDAL
GUILT, worth VI 3D. or a pair Of our handsome
SATIN DAMASk TOWELS, extra large size,
worth SlOO my27
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-28

SURPRISES TOMORROW ut the Palais Royal
Ice. Fans for &c.. and soc. Fans for 19c. One TO
q
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SpRrNe1No A SURPRISE
UPON
THE PUBLIC

We have no desire to appear before the public -
brsggarta but must In just TO ourselves state
that lucky Investment NJ just tbs right moment
has enabled us TO ofier TO the people OF ashington
and vicinity bargain lot Of Fine Clothing When
say hne. We mean something superior To that usually
found in Clothing stores. and the low winch
we secured the goods enables make the following
extraordinary offers:
A Fine Cheviot suit 90 worth $40.
An Extra Fine Business suit 80. worth Sl2
Fine BLACK Dress sui; nj SO, worth SIS.
An An-wool Cashmere suit $40. worth Sl5
An Elegant Prince Albert suit ~ B DO. worth so
An Extrs Fine Prince Albert sls. worth err.
We have full lips Ut Meas aud Youths suits from
Sup.
FOR BOYS FROM Is no Is YEARS OLD
Nice Cheviot SUIT at %. worth $3.50; Fine Cas-
simeie suit at S7.50 worth clio; extra Fine Dress
suit. NJ $40, worth Sl5.
We have full line OF Plain. silk-uixed and Plaid
suits TO Sait everybody
CHILDREN CHILDRENr CHILDRENm
For children from tc ID years have an Elegant
Suit nj g. 90 worth q 3D. A Splendid Norfolk suit
at % that you can't match in the city than
S450 very Fine Dress suit. In Norfolk siy le, q
Sl.5O worth 20. We have n iull live OF Caiidress
Suits from el.o0 up.
200 Pair of Odd Pants from 81 up
fHE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY.
CORNER sTH AND @ sTREErA
Ths Chsapsst Clothing HOUSE In ths cay. Give Ne .
call and - convinced 0ylA
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Don't Fail to See

SeC
Buffalo Bills Wild West grand street Caval-
cade on Pennsylvania avenue, tomorrow alter
noon, reaching the Capitol at pm.
Every Lady should examine those manu-
factarer's Remnants of fine Satteen and Per-
Gales offered at less than half price at A. SLerns
SU4 7th. between and X .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-28
SERKYs Tea.
HARD TIMES AND HARD LINES.
POSITIVE REMEDY For Boru

increase the Silver Coinage to Four Millions per
Month and Drink serEys Tea
The first 10 be had of the Secretary of the Treasury
tat his option) the latter of the Serkys Tea Compan,
Indispensable 10 those suffering from Dyspepsia Ma
laria Kidney and bladder troubles all Irregularities
and loss of sleep.
SERkYS TEA COMPANY
"a West 23d ST., New York
To be had of all leading Druggist. For sale by E.
r. MERIT, lola ST, WASHINGTON, General
Agent Price oOc and 81 per box. Sent by mail
my2leo6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-28

Great BargainS in new and secondhand
pianos ut DrOOp's, 925 Penn. ave. 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-28

REDUCED RATE TICKETS 10 local stations on
Virginia Midland railway, will be sold May
2etB, 3oth and 31st, good 10 return until 31st
inSllaiye-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-28

TESTIMONIAL To Miss SAXToN.-A testimo-
nIai 10 Mss Margaret r. Saxton will be given
al " .i.srj hall this evening. Mr.. X. l.. Down
lii- b,ias oui of town, the role OF -Heinotte in
tne seehe rom The Lady OF Lyons" will be
t.ksu by Mr.. James A. MAhoney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-28

GAS FIXTURES. at shedd's. 400 9th street.
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.Or May Festivals ana Goa: eng ,.ieats.
A Hahn's, SIG :. tn 81: Get aud 49, ppnus, l.
wanna avenue:
Boy > ana You his, Calf Low Button and lies
S1.oU la $40.
Iuut.., Solar ZIP Low Button. 81.
Boy, Low lies ami Bu. Lou, > and S1.25.
Misses Spring ii, eli Low 5nue> up 10 -.
Misses liand-sewed Oxford lies, 15c 81 and
S1.25.
Misses Fine Kid Opera Slippers, Coo, 75c. and
81.
Chilis Spring Heel Low Ties and Button, 5Oc.,
zoe. and Sl.
Chilu's Hand-nade Opera Slippers 5Oc., 75c.
and u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-28

BOOKS. Booksn BooKs,n
ANOTHER CUT IN BOOKS At
BAUN'S
COMMENCING MAY 18th. WE WILL
INACCURATE
SPECIAL SALE OF BOOKS
Il which time we will offer our ENTIRE STOCK Of
BCOhS and STATIONERY at COST sale TO be
continued for two weeks only. Special attention IL
called 10 our sets of standard Authors bound In Half
Calf and Hall Morocco. Also our large assert meut
OF Juvenile Books and Finely Illustrated t;if Books
all OF which We will otter al LiSS THAN COST during
this SPECIAL SALE Below quote q few Special
Prices:
Puhe.' Our
price. price
Chambers Ency.. Unab, with Mars, &C 500 1000
Dore's liust- Paradise Lost, &c.......... 500 5S
avery Noves, IL vols, = 5000 IL 90
irving works. 10 vols cloth. Is % B 81
Macauiays History OF England, 8 vols CT 800 l. IS
Saxton Edition OF Standard Authors. Loo ID
The above are only few specimen prices Call and
examine the Books offered, which include the best
works oil ancient and modern horS ut prices which
dety competition. CHAS. BAUM,
my<Z-N 4l6 sih St NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-28

He FIRED Two SHOTS AT A CoLoRED MAN
ALOAt . O'Clock last mig INT an alteration oc-
Cured between John Sharp white. and Beni,,
niin Slihp>oa, colorcd, at the corner lst ana N
slTSeeS southwest. IL resulted IN Sharp firing
Two sIol> at simpson. Sharp Was arrested cor
Aol Isl and streets south west, and alter a
~ uesle between njm anu Ufficer, LEVIN, and
ao"SIi Lie Vas placed III cart and taken To the
Ms. precinct station anu locked up. Inis MORN
IN, la the Police Court. Sharp was Charged
wisn assault and battery and was sentenceu 10
S.eseH months anu t"enty-nlne days III JAIL
he WAS also lined % tor profanity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-28

SALE OF ENGRAvINGS.-Messrs. Walter b.
" i.ilains Co., auctioneers, will continue the
Sale t.s!s evening OF engravings and oieog raphs
NJ s..id > q clock and tomorrow morning at
IL o'cioea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-28
Y HIS SISTER WITH RoBBING

CHARGED BY HIS SISTER WITH RoBRING
dEk.-W liiian Colbert, a young coloreu man
Was before the Police Court to-day CHARGED nv
his SISTER, harthi Colbert, of 1000 New Jersey
avenue -. Win the larceny S2o. His sister
t<st.ned iiiat she requested her brother To buy
Der a horse, which lie did, and said The price OF
u Was 81 III. which she gave him, he saving the
morse Was perfectly sound she said the morse
VS. sIcA, and she learned that her brother had
only paid 300 Tor the animal. William Carney
1Ooo street, testified that he sold Colbert tu,.
horse for $50 The judge ordered restitution
aud LOOK Co4oerts personal bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-28

NEW STYLES of large boys seasonable suits
just opened at Blruums.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-28

A FULL LINE Bicycle and Tennis Shoes;
also, the latest styles in Gents fine hand-sewed
Shoes. Mrs. W II. Rich, III Market space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-28

PLEADING GUILTY OF A SERIOUS OFFENsE-
IhOTniOn ColstOn, the cOIoTed boy who Wa, AR.
Tested yesterday by Detectives Raft and Carter
toT exhibiting obscene pictures 10 the BOYS at
The DenisOE school OuIidIn., taken To the
Gni.ly 10 Inc charge The case was sent 10 the
grand jury aad he was committed 10 jalI IN de-
Rail SoUo bail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-28

PRICE OF ENGIAvISG REDUCED.-Plate and
100 cards, 81 81. at " hiIaker's, 11Oo Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-28

MANAGER FORT OUTLINES HIS PLANS-Mr
= W Fort. the new manager OF AlIsugn's
Ot- 90. Ifouse, wishing 10 get better acquainted
Wa W sisnIHgion newspaper men, last night
li-si.ed a nuinOer OF theIn To meet HIM at oo-
i"Ti and discuss with MIN theatrical matters
49, "i.ier Things Ine meeting proved u very
pie SAINT affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-28

f!OR RENT-IN THE NiLLAt,h tt Ia! LIS
Il tHtTtn. Va, Huus" If nine goo si.r.e,
ANVIL aud outDuii Ing: enicn. .-,@.,
6faln "iiite aiu posi- Uulce. PIP at 80. ,vN FIX
LIZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-28

SrHAw MATTINGs Refrigerators and Window
serssns In every variety. Moses & Son, 18th
and streets.
ONE HUNDRED REAMs OF NOTE PAPER, Csc
Il resm, Al W hitaksTs-
GoToC ENGKL's Sons. 500 Center Market
for fre.h sgs-plants, oyster Bay asparagus. Cali
fornia aprfcots and Strawberries from Slater's
earm, Virginia Come early. c. EngePs Sons,
9th street wing Center Market.
NHw STYLES of young mems suits just opened
ut Barnums.
BICYCLE and Boating Shirts, Pants and Hose
II the lowest prices. Francs, corner 9TH ana
b, the only strictly one price hat and gents fur
nisning store in the city
GAS FIXTURES. at Shedd's 400 9th street.
LINEN PAPER AND ENVELOPES. one quire
and one pack in box, 25c., at Whttaker's.
DON'T FAIL 20 see Buffalo Bits Wild West
grand street CavaicaGe on Pennsylvania ave
nue. tomorrow afternoon, reaching the Capitol
ut pm.
VICTOR FOUNTAIN PEN gold mounted, SOC;
new lot received at Whitaker's, 11O5 Pa. ave.
For RENT. at HyattsvilIe a new ana beauti-
fui house. never been occupied l.. ID. WINE,
1880 Pennsylvania avenue.
SLATE MANTEI4s. at Shedd 5, 4O9 9th street.
SURPRISES To-MoRRow at the PaIais Royal.
Ice. Fans for &C.. and SOC. Fans for 19c- One TO
acustOlner.
just opened at Blruum's.
FULL LINE Bicycle and Tennis Shoes;
also, the latest styles in Gents fine hand-sewed
Shoes. Mrs. W H. Rich, III Market space.
PRICE OF ENGEAvING REDUCED-Plate and
100 cards, 81. 81. at WhiIakers, 11Oo Pa ave.
REDUCED RATE TICKETS 10 local stations on
Virginia Midland railway, will be sold May
29,B, 3Oth and 3lst, good 10 return until 31st
Inclusive.
AUToTYPEs, in endless variety, at SOC, at
Nhiiaaers.
eeratcd vienna cabinet Beer draught at
Charles U. Brills, 9J1 ID street northwest.
STAINED Glass substitute. All 18th st. II. W.
NEW STILES of lightweight wooden suits for
sinai. boys at Barnums.
wear. VIM. Hahn i Co. Reliable Shoe House,
sl6 9Th street and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue,
call especial attention TO their mammoth varl-
civ OF reliable low shoes and slippers, from the
lowest price To- TIE finest quality made. This
house takes pride in stating that they handle
no shoddy goods. so even their cheapest goods
e.n be relied upon To- give satisfaction
l.ATRoBES, ran -es and furnaces, at Shedd's.
OFFICE and house waste baskets, at Whit
aker's.
SAVE EYESIGHr-Consult Hempler, Pa. av.,
corner 4 II.
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NV Vox BRASprs MoprsrE
Formerly with Lord Il TAYLOR, New YORK
WIN. Barr d Co.. ~. Louis Mo.
Suits made 1t the shortest notice superior fitting
reasonable prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Evening Dresses Bridal Trosseaus u specially.
dlo 30 litn between 4 and X
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-28

E,'UR SAi.E-Bl; TISH C!I ALLt.Nt;G. BICYCLES,
4 tl,wb Balls AMI luled EcliJw Furns TO butn
heels Stfo :gyst and best oid,sTS made iteiu cd
ffain > 40 10 i 10; al ST..
nN-O Up. IAI. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-28

AUToTYPEs, in endless variety, at soc, a
HhIftlHerS
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" ANrED-AT MODERATE PRICE SMALL
w place near railroad station OF easy access 20 the
CITY, state price and ali particulars. Address j. A..
Star oice m,o--Iw~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-28

ROBERT PoRTNER BREWING CoMPANY'S eel
eeTated vienna cabinet Beer on draught at
Charles o. Brill's, 931 ID street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-28

MIS- =. M. MrxerRr.
4l9 NINTH ST. NV.
Materials of all kinds for ART EMBROIDERY.
Finest :, t,ue of Zephyrs. Columbia KNITTING Yarns
SIX, Arrasene Crewei ana Chenille.
SLlldren's Lace Caps, AT Shans Shaws, etc
LACES AND Ribbons.
Stamping done promptly. ap1-3m
MISS ANNIE X. HUM HERY.
AVA $50 len til STi,E-I NORTHWEST.
Makes turses 10 Urder in every style ami material
and guarantees i,eriect iii aud comfort.
HER SPECIAL les - RE
french HAM naoe CnderclUibil.. MerInoU nderwear
and finest imported Hosiery.
Patent Shoulder Braces and all DIess Reform Goods
French CuTsels and Busties.
Children'S CorSeIs and 81 Corset Miss IL s own
make that for l.e pr L Il unsurpassed.
y. B.-Irench. Herman and Spanish spoken mrl4
E.NRENCH DYEING, SECURING AND DRY
CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT
1905 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST
Evening Dresses. Laces Lace Curtains. Grape Wells
Feathers Gloves Flannel Pougee our specially
Gents Garments Dyed Cleaned and Repaired Ladies'
Dresses Dyed and Cleaned without ripping ANTON
4 CA ROLINE LERCH. formerly with A Fischer and
M&isou liese Hue i.iyoiie Paris ja0
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CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.

One lot Lace Curtains to be closed out 81 10; sold
al l-50 S150 sold at 80. SI9S sold at s. As
feM iurcoInan CURTAINS sold at $500, at $50. Sold
u, 100 10 close out AT $500 pairs Antique Cur
tans sold at $3.50 iii go al 500: those sold a. 81 So
u close Al - 90 All our Tabi. oil Cloths tina day
a. 20 cents lii iste Tor curtains brig all designs
soSd IT 2oc- a pair: That day. loo.
Our best Holland Shades. ali culors, with omplete
fixtures, on that day .,6C. only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-28

SALE OF SCHUETZENFESr PRIvILEGES.-The
Sale ga O~r and stand privileges ior the ochuet-
- nIesl yesterday resulted follows: lar No.
.. II iOr SlUo; bar No. =, Si1o. bar No. - Tor
$A.o. Inc confectionery stand sold for 500
two shooting stands IOr S31, cane stand Tor So
snti the stand iOF II ing horses together with 4,
Gale stand, was purchased Tor S61.oU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-28

IGOR SAI.t-DE>ikABLES SUMMER COIl. AGE
L on lower Potomac j. +. BAIJAtiN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-10-04
Catching a Fly in Public.

In the first inning there was a very
high fly hit up to me. The sky was
''high;" that is, there were no clouds bv
which to locate, or, as we say, ''iudge"
the ball. | have since then seen base
balls do strange things. but don't re-
member ever to have Sc, one make so
many eccentric moves that one. At
one time it seemed to falling ten feet
to my right, and the .Iext instant it had
jumped ten feet to my left. | thought
if never would come down. | grew
light and faint. 1t came zig
tagging down in such way that at
one moment there seemed to be a half
dozen of them and the next moment ]
couldn't see any. To make matters
pleasanter. couple of demons stood
there, yelling in my ears: run hard
he'll never get it. l realized that my
nerve would be Judged by that catch.
| made one last desperate effort to col
lect myself, the ball came within reach,
| clutched at it and it stuck fast in my
hands. That gave me confidence, and
after that | think played fairly good
game. -LippiacotfS Magazine.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-10-04
New Advertisements.

ENSTATE-M0RsHEAD-


ESTATE-MoRsHEAD-D
State of Wisconsin, County Court of Grant
County-In Probate.
Notice is hereby given, that at the special term
Of the County Court, to be held in and for said
county, at the Court House in the city of Lancas-
ter in said county, on the
FOURTH TUESDAY OF OCTOBER, AID. 1886
being the 26th day Of October, 1886, at the hour
of one O'Clock in the afternoon. the following
matter will be heard and considered:
The application of Edwin Morshead to admit
toprobate the last will and testament of Edward
Morshead, late of the town of Harrison in said
county, deceased
BY order of the Court
GEORGE b. CARTER, County Judge.
Dated October 2, 1886. 20w3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-10-04

CRYSTAL -WEDDING.-Mr.a and Mrs.
John Nickles, of Burton, celebrated the
fifteenth anniversary Wednesday even
ing, September %, by ''crystal we'd
ding" Over seyenty-fve guests were
present to celebrate the anniversary,
and wished them many happy returns
of the day, among who were Mr. win
Brown, Mrs. Nickles' brother, and other
friends from Dubuque. A sumptuous
repast was served, ard the occasion
was one that win be long remembered.
The following is list of the presents
received: Berry dish, Miss Efiie Brown
glass caster, Miss Kate Steiger; mirror,
Mrs. BYers; set glass dishes, Mrs. Brown
and. Mr.. A. Protwine; glass water pitch
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Halstead; set 90 blets,
Mr.. and Ms. Geo. Turner; set pudding
dishes, Mrs. l.. ID. Reed; egg dish, Mr..
Chas. Roschi; I-gal. pitcher, Julia KIM
mick; hand painted whisky flask, Miss
Carrie Mink; mustard pot, Miss Annie
Burkmeyer; glass caster, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Groom; 2-gal. pitcher, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Roschi; honey dish, Mrs w
Reed; water set, II. Hunt; set glass
dishes, Mr. and Mrs. I. A. EIwell; cake
stand, Miss M. A. Daley; large lamp,
Mrs. A. Mink; water pitcher, Mrs.
Fitch; berry dish, Miss Minnie Grogan;
sugar bowl and cream jug, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emler; spoon holder and sugar
bowl, Mr.. and Mrs. Staten; set goblets,
Miss Kate Brown; fruit bowl, Mrs. J.
pickle dish, Edith Brown;
cake stand and pickle dish, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Grocer; fruit dish, Mr.. Fitch;
set tumblers, Viola and Willie Nickles;
celery holder, Emma Reed; salt stand,
Mary A. Reed; chamber set, Mrs. Sparks
and A. Brown, Jr.; pickle dish, Lizzie
Brown; cake stand, Mrs. B. Williams;
set goblets, Miss NJ A. Kimmick, fruit
stand, Mr.. and Mrs. Pauley; pitcher,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitch; butter dish, Lizzie
berry dish, Jennie Ringland.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-10-04

D-Mrs. A.. W Bell died yester-
day at PlatteviIle.
German Boy IS in SETTER condition.
and doing better work With Bryan O..
Neirs handling than fer q long time
He has been successful everywhere this
fall In Boscobcl he trotted against
horses with records as low as 223, win
ming the free-Fegeall in .35l, though
the track is abont 10 seconds slow and
the weather bad for speed.
syockeying is what spoils races, and
sometimes the Judges seand in with the
Jockeys There is considerable sus-
picion that Secretary Brooks, who was
in the Judges stand at the time, fixed
that mule race At Boscebel The result
should have been: Dolphin l, McMa-
hon >, Day =, Grimm, BARLEY, ana
Lawless distanced.
A gentleman. who recently visited
Millville, says the place is well named.
They have one of the best grist mills
and one of the best saw-mills in the
county. The latter IS owned by W. !.
| Selleck. WHO'S turning ont lots of oak
lumber.
! Mrs. a. C. Tomlinson and her chill.
dren are expected here soon. They
win occupy the honse of MIR. K. f. Muir
phey during Mrs. Murphey's visit K
the east, Mr Murphey retaining q room
there.
Sheriff Richards is at Boscobel closing
out the stock of Meyer Bros. Who's
doors were closed last week. Too Ions
credits brought about the crisis.
Under-sheriff Meionigal took Ros
Woods, from near Werley, hack to tn
asylum at MENDOZA last Saturday.
Hugh Wilson. an aged inmate of on
coanty insane asylum, Of Lafayett
County, died yesterday,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-10-04

MISSIONARY MEETING. On NeaneS-
aav. October s, the German Evangelist
Church will hold Missionary meeting
in the Baptist church of thus city their
own church being too small. Services
viii be held At 10 o'clock a. M. anu al
p q clock p. m, which the public Is cor
daily invited 10 attend. Reyerends z
G Hack. Of Milwaukee, II. Gym o.
Hickory Grove, w. Rain, OF Barring
ton Illinois. r. RANT. of Lancaster
and other clergvmeu will be present.