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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13

IyOR RENT-BY x. o. HOFFMAN. RIAL Es-
Il tate and Insurance Broker. 10th and y sts NV
HOUSES.
100o-2 stn- ". 42r.s2y0 2220 Il IT. NV 7r.... 30
$40 lth st. NV. Tor. 80 2222 st. 7r 80
5l9 18th st NV. 22r 1917 10TH o.. Or rs
1928 st. sw., l2r. 15 81 noor l107 Pa ave..-25
1882 l4tn ST. nv. Tor. 80 III lth st %
I'd floor. 1l07 Pa. ave. go 20 i0-l2-l4 9Th So n
COS 9th st W., Ter. 52-0 6rs. 90
1871 Rst. l0r.. 102 9TH st. 5r.-....l0
$40 14th St W., 12r.. so rs 9TH st Or 10
2O3l St W., Tor. SO 5l2 It'll shop. l.,
Ql3 Pa ave. so 80 Fenton Fl Or ID 80
To 9Th n w. 8r. =. A. ~ Fentoh n n.eor 1850
5l5 I'd ST. NV. 10r..45 SO Eenton - Or. i3 so
2015 st. n.w Sr..... 40 1232 Wyh9st, Or -
1887 9th st.n w. Or 532 1908 y J. Or. .l2
l23 ST. q, Sr IS l211 ID ST shop....
3ll3 st. nws Tor; 80 ,,,,,...
r. near 18th ST. 13r $500 r Sc. 18Th. l1r. 100
Iowa Circle. Is r. 18th St, Tor. =. 100
n near 18th, $50 II, 21st ST. 6rs. 100
10Th st. near r. i4r ga 29th bet q and X Tor 100
ns.r ave-. sh s Ss:l e. D:sr "a s,
oth. above ST.. LIT LOO
o4l Il. "a aoor. 6 front $50 q % nosr. ir =. IS
n, heated By steam. ESQ v2y 1T. "a noor. lrm. Is
04l r. ID nooe. 'front.' M lIQ IA ave. from 10 % 20
heated by steam 90 TO Ia ave. ID noor. 10
Elegant rooms IN ~Sun Oh lth st. 2r. %
BulldinG, "6reproof 2 ele- l2l1f 81 n. 20
yators, hssted by steam 5l3 lth st. 3r.........20
from $50 70 olO0 each 400 l3s IT. n ~ hall 10
7lS llth 81 Az. IT.. %
MaeniAcsnt storA sun l703 ps Az stors aso
building. pr $500 l7th Cd. Paw, store Is
170l Pa av.. store lbs 18th alb. Pa sy store
n n A =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13

PARLoR Can 10 PIrTssURG VIA B. O. R R.-rhe
B. and .. limited express leaving Washington
daily al lo:55 g IN. is equipped with Pullman YES
uouied partor car running through without
change, arriving Plttsourg $50 p. N. This train
more than one hour faster than the fastest train
VIA any other line. and II passes In Daylight
through the beautiful and historic valley OF the
Potomac and across the Allegheny mountains
autumnal foliage. The night express with pun
man sleeping car attached leaves Washington 9;l5
p N, arrives Pittsburg 7:15 q m daily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13

EOR RENT-THREE MOST DESIRABLE BRICK
Il houses on 9th st. near st n w seven rooms
and all modern improvements: in good order Rent
only 422.S5. b. H WARNER CO.. 9Io st.
LrOR RENT-ON ARTHUR PLACE. NEAR THE
Il Capitol, very nice 7room houses. nearly new ali
Only $25. 40. B. II. Warner Co
ocl3-3t' 9l6Fst.
TNOR RENT-l013 10Th ST. NV; NEARLY NEW
IL brick: rooms and cellar, with all modern i'm
Very cheap. $3.50. b H. WARMER 4 CO.
ocl3-3t GIG at
EOR RENT-FURNIsHED-A DELIGHTFULLY."-
l. located double house. n. H. ave-, near Dupont
Circle; handsomely and completely furnished; rent
$10Oper month. Address h <. star office. It,
INOR RENT-24l2 9TH ST., 2-STORY GROOM
II brick; full. walled terrace: good yard and good
IT o1O 9th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13

EoR RENT-HoUsE-oO7 7 ST NV, THREE
Y perfect order; tronss south; rent $50. Tbs. Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13

DAVID WILLIAMS ACQCITTED.-Yesterday after
noon David Williams as acquitted In the Criml-
Nal Court OF the charge OF Committing rape on
The person Of Elizabeth Mason, q cOlored girl,
eleven years OF age, on the 2Sth OF May last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13
I,oR RENT-UNFURNIsHED.

NV. cor. 18th and NJ.
with stable 90 mosl $500
/ st. bet lsSlS. .s3.ba. 80
ST. bet. l1Nls. .333..,S
Let. bet. l9Sls, sea-
son. .......-s... SUI
Cor. 10th and Mas.
Nv. (fine location J. S.B3 ~
X 1t. let l1th&lsth. BOO
II ST.. bet. l7thSlsth. .25u
Conn ave, let NAN zoo
Mass ave-. bet lsSls....SO
q ST.. b.t- i3th&lsth. I'D
L st. adj. TO Dupont
Circle ..................15O
10Th 1T. adj Mcpherson
square ................lo 100
y. IL ave All scent 70
Dupont 200
X i. ave. bet 18th
and Conn. aye.......3 800
Other furnished aud uufu
we ask attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13

Anacostis. 7r..........22. so
500 Boundary, Or. .22. SO
l7l3 9th st.n. W., 6r... 20. 40
9lk c 81. Q. G.. or. 1880
} l123 n. j. ave NV. 1880
40 L St NV. 6r......lS.30
5 " st ne, Ir-..........lS
rs N.J.ave. NV, Or. rs
63 L St NV, Or. III
- Defrees ST.. Or. :. 1907
100 Al st. n. W., Or. 1850
1915 N. c. sv. sc. ,6rl6. 40
sos 10th st. n.e.,7r. .l6. 40
! ia 10Th st. s.e.. Or. 1850
IA 9th 1t. NV, or. .l5.40
! los N 81. q. W.. Sr.. is 80
3422 Prosrect sv-. 6rl5.30
Whitney Close, Or.
9l2h 2othst. n.w..orlA3O
334 18th St l.e., Br.....14
70 Fenton ri ne, Or 1850
SD K st. Sc, Or. 10. so
oil 9th st. ae.. Or. .l3.30
Cleveisnd ave-, 6r.-....l3
! i0is b st. ne or. 1850
o:9 l. It. Sc. 6r.....10.37
Nc. can av. s.w .,6r. .12.30
BIZ llth st. n.e.. Or. II
Ills 9th St ne, Or. .l2
10 Fenton PL n.e.ll.30
1251 I'D st NV, Sill
626 Gordon av.. Ar. 10. 80
9l5 9th ST. NV, 4rl0. 30
1914 18th ct. u. w., Ar. 10
1919 3D. st. sw., 4r.......S
1905 I ct. !. g., 6r........7
SHORES & DWELLINGS,.
1886 l4th St q. W., l2rxlOO
le44 l4th st. NV. Sr.. As
232 9TH 1t. Sc, Sr.......25
2429h Al st. NV, Or. so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13

T owner who il going abroad. TO ofr for rent for
year term of years. moot beautifully and artsticaly
furnished house, situated 10th ST., three blocks
north Of Lafayette square: everything in excellent
condition; price 90 per month
ocS-6t HILL q JOHNSTON 500 Pa ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13

IyoR RENT OR sALE-THAT FIRST LASS
Il house, lis LIST st ne, fronting Capitol PARA
Gently occupied by Sen. Morgsn hollow walls. hard
ApIly % ". c. DODGE. zoo On ct key 40 ne
srse4- Pm
I.oR RENT-A MAT SIX ROOM BRICK HOUSE,
Il SIS Is 81. 10 30 per month: 10y ct SIC Also
y2l st. NV. IA rooms. $50 per mo- Owner a SIS
9th St NV. s.9S-2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13
HILL 4 JOHNSTON.
1908 Tenn. ave.

I,oR RENT. FURNIsHED FOR TERM or
II years. or for sale-IArl. double house. i.ss lsth
st. corner Jefferson Place. carefully PLANNED dursby
built Isfet order. Apply 10 owner ON premises.
oct .sw-eO.
I,OR REN -s15 PER MoNTH-HcUsE $40 u
II 81. W.. nftesn ROOMS. with all dern nIrONC-
ments near City Hall aud Peusiun Oftce pos session
given November Ia Apply al Az " A ave. I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13

IMPORTER AND TALON
Has TIE honor 70 inform you thas his NEW GOODS
have inst arrived.
Nj. BARR personally Ats almmmts nsdsin has
2111 P1NNsYLvANIA AVE-.
0hlS 0anhtngonA Do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13

Sewing Machines repaired for 81 at your
house. send postal 70 w. Funk, 1881 7th Good
machines $40 AL warranted. eO6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13

Peerless Dyes
Are the besE Sold by druggists eoly
% Per Gallon, 55c. QuaFl B0sele. Ne. 4
Rye Whiskey, best In TIE world for the money.
Orders BY mail NcGEE's. 9th near d 81 Jaw
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-20

When Agnes Booth was here as Mrs
Schoeffel her husband was on the door up
stairs at McVickers one night when young
man presented himself and asked that the
privileges Of the house be extended by reason
OF the young mans position as correspondent
of some eastern newspaper. Mr.. Schoeffe1
said he could not recognize the young man tc
that extent.
~ desire to know who you are, sir" said
the correspondent. ''1'll attend to you in my
paper
amy name is Scboeffel, sir; John B.
Schoeffel You can have my name and be
- to you, sir"
Il didn't hear the name Alright" said the
young mar.
''Schoeffel, sir; John, John SchosGel."
''Writo it for me- l want TO get 1t right, y
Numbered the correspondent.
NJ. Schoeffel wrote the name on a card
and almost flung it in the correspondents
face
That night when the ''count up" was going
on Mr.. Schoeffel found his autograph among
the tickets, and over it was written ''pass
two.n The correspondent had utilized the
autograph at the box Office Mr.. Schoeffel is
now the partner Of Henry Abbey. Chicago
Times.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-20
A Few Errata.

A number Of errors crcpt into tho story OF
the FIRST page Of last weeks issue, writes A
W. Bellew, IN The Yankee Blade, the prin
ter being intoxicated and the editor being
of, that is TO say, off on hunting expedi
ton:
For ''sho fell into a river" read "reverie.
For "he wore red headed hair" read ''hC
was an hereditary heir"
For Gin front of the mansion he had the
bull pup read ito pull up
For darling, this is your nasal morn,
read 'natal.n
life" read "angry."
For ''you say she ate me with smile,
read "satiate."
For "she did not for moment cease hel
violent trombone read trembling"
For she gently threw her played out shawl
around her. read ''plaid."
For ''some said it was the spinage menin
gifts" read spinal
For Herbert, l know you rascal" etc.
read 'risk all"
For ''she saw his lip grip ale read "grow
palen
For sis It rossiblei And me owe for board
with nothing TO sustain me,n read "over.
board
For "he threw both arms around her an.
cleut maiden aunt etc. period after "her.
For 'but my age must be remembered,
read remembered
For ''her heart was filled with ct ceteras,
read 'ecstases."
For s'you are my last darling" read 'lost
For II am thin, I am wholly thin,n read
"thine"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-20
s,nc Asn

a prominent Chicago packer gives
Orange Jadd Farmer readers the fol
lowing directions for rendering lard So
II will be nice and white He saws he
has lard on hand rendered by this
method six years ago, which Is sill
sweet and good. His directions are:
Grind the fat or chop 1t rs yon would
sausage meat, where YOU have but q
small quantity, using the chopping bowl
aud potato masher. The object is 10 get
the fat into such condition that the
tissue and tibrine will separate quickly
from the clear fat Now, bv a mild
h0at and constant stirring, melt to the
consistency of thin Cruel, then scatter
salt enough all over the surface 10 carry
down all the scraps. Salt does not melt
IN pure lard, and, therefore, will rot
give 1t saline taste. Then allow it TO
settle, and dip the clear fat out into q
vessel, using strainer, or into another
kettle. so as To remove all scraps from
the bottom. After removal of scraps,
cook for fifteen minutes so as to roast
any scraps still remaining in the fat.
and our lard is ready to put away, and
will keep as long as you want it. This
is the way lard for bGtterne is cooked
To cook lard it is necessary TO raise the
heat to 1870 degrees; it melts at Ito OF
l20 degrees. Let our farmers and their
wives try the above method. and they
will never go back TO the old way OF
cooking lard again. In answer to an
inquiry as to how to prevent lard from
boiling over while cooking, our exper-
iment informant says to put in little
salt this is the best remedy he has found
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-20
Col. shepard. Advice.

When Frank Gray went east last spring IL
.cconle business manager Of The New York
-a:i AM Express he naturally felt tiInid lest
hs hearty estern manners should shock his
io.s assoe iates and s.aal 10 the way of his
sleccss in that new Geld. One day his en-
player, Co Elliott r Shapard, invited him
- lnn,s5 at Delsnoa!co's, and superb luncb
{ vas, ,oo involving numerous courses and
q vast amognt If display After this shavy
stair Col. Shepard drew Gray aside and
,aid vcry seriously to him; My young
r.cad. should grseve TO wound your feel.
.nsv, bat there is one thing which think
alght T. til yol-one biz ~ advice which
may coiao with p.opricty from me, nn oder
AID more experienced man, to you who ars
i'isS st1rtiug Gpon business career
Why, certainly" eaid Gray, eagerly
Iou have rigaT, Col Saerard-aa I'M
inubtel right TO advise Ele in matters which
.,cr;ain to orr mutual affairs; nay, it is your
da;y. for, es you say, am young and unso,
iihisticatc1, while on the other hand, you
are older and widely experienced. So, there
forc, beg thai you viii feel no hesitancy
abou. conading TO me this counsel of which
you speak, and watch, suspect. will greatly
facilitl;e ny success in New York journal
ISM"
"But fear" replied Col Shepard, that !
shail wound gear feelings"
"iIavo 10 fears Oh that score,n cried Gray;
sit i'll bohooves either Of us to finch in tha
face OF duty"
well, :.len," said Col Shepard, impress
sively, "wha. wanted 10 tel you is this;
Always eat ice cream with fork--in fact,
never cat with spoon when fork can bs
usel instead Eugene Field in Chicago
News
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-20

SURPRISED ENGlIsHMAN

A few months ago. says TEXAS Sif
tngS, an Englishman ambled into q
jewelers. store in Lampasas, Tex ,wher
the following conversation ensued.
lave you got h'any good, hold
Henglish time-pieces in the nature OF
clocksP" asked the Englishman.
"We have nothing but American-made
clocks" replied the jeweler. They
are by far the best, and Of superior work.
manship."
''Ho, no, you are mistaken. II ]
cawn't get me Henglish clock must
send hover to Hengland and ave me
own family piece sent hover BY steamer
you know"
The jeweler said, very we'll, and the
Englishman won't home and wrote for
this marvellous family time-piece. In
due course of time it arrived, and as the
Englishmau was conveying it up from
the express office he dropped into the
jewelers. to exhibit it.
Jaw, now" he said, with his face
wreathed in smiles, '.look hat this for q
minute. 'Ere's time -piece which has
been in our family many year, and
has always kept perfect time. Look
hand see hif you don't consider hit
superior TO American clocks
The jeweler examined the exterior of
the clock, and then opened it. Brush.
ing the dust from dimly printed label
in the back of the clock he revealed to
the astonished Briton the following
label:
Seth Thomas, Bridgeport, Conn, U.
s. A-183Q
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-20
Preparing for the lnnurnrati.,

The military escort on the inauynra
| ton. of Gov elect Hoard, will c mist O
a minimum regiment-eigh cGni2 mic
made up of detachments OF ~ com
panies from each regiment, aid vii b,
differed as follows: Col. WI Jam Helm
Madison, First infantry; Lieut.. Col OttC
II. Falk, Milwaukee, Fourth Infantry,
Maj. Thos. j. George, Menominee,
Third infantry Maj Fritz Becker, Mani
towoc, Second infantry.
Staff-Adjutant, Capt. Chas s Young,
Monroe, First infantry; surgeon, Mai
T. w. Byers, Monroe, First infantry,
assistant surgeons, Capt. +. H. Grams.
Menomonie. Third infantry, and Capt.
H. Z. Bradley, Milwaukee, Fourth in
fantry; quartermasters, Capt. j. w,
Richmond, Whitewater, First infantry
Capt. G. II. McNeel, Fond du Lac, Sec
ond infantry; sergeant, major, Thos. w.
Goldin, GAINESVILLE, First infantry
Col. W. II. Patter, Second infantry.
will be on duty as field officer OF the day
while the troops are IN Madison.
The regiment will be composed of the
following attachments.
First Infantry-Co. c.. Whitewater.
Capt j. d. Hogans; Co. IL, Monroe;
Capt. ID. A. Stearns.
Second infantry-Co A., Manitowoc.
Capt, A. G. Becker; Co. G., Appleton,
Capt. N. E. Morgan.
Third InfastrY-Co. Z Eau Claire
Capt, h. b. NJ Moston; Co. H., Menom.
onie, Capt. Geo. h. Brewer.
Fourth Infantry-Co. d., Milwaukee,
Capt. Emil Wilde; Co. E., Milwaukee,
Capt o. B. Zweituscb.
On Special Duty-Co. l.. First in
fantry, Madison, Capt. Geo. H. Joschin
Band. Second, rgiment, OF jefferson
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-20
The World in a Nutshell.

What promises 10 lie arch silver vein
has been struck ia The Badger MIEr,
near Port Arthur, Mimi
William II Davenport. 81 Erie, Pa
President ii the Erie Tar bgl Works,
died Suddenly At Buifslo.
The stove foundry Of V,mn q Co,
nj Ironton. Ohio. was destroyed by tire
Beckue Ward. of Inf syesie. Ind
whlie hunting. WAS shot md Killed bN
bis brother, who mistook hi, fer zap
/ FOR squirrel.
The Galena, flag ship Of Tho north
Atlantic squadron and the man OF war
| Yantic have been sent TO Hayti to re-
lease vessels held by that Government
under blockade due 10 civil war.
A remarkable religious revival is in
progress at Cementyille. Iud. All most
the entire population have Fro'essed
religion
Gov. Oyelsby. OF Illinois r.fused t.
grant psrdon 10 Jos Matan.
Lord Dui7erin has heen succeeded by
Lord Lsusdownc as Eag'ani's Vceroy
Of India.
Prince Eugene oil SiYVe Gti'2uin IS
dead at Turin He Vas y vesrs 1f age
and WAS an Admiral in The Italian navy.
The first steamer that has G me from
China in many years withou China
man on board arrived at San + ancisco
Friday.
The citizens of Buffalo arc once again
filed with alarm over a second outbreak
Of small pox in the Erie Counl, Peniten-
tlary, and the superintendent has rec
commended that no prisoners be received
for thirty days.
The Chicago express on the Pitts
burgh and Western Railroad was run
into by freight train near Akron
Ohio. A man had been killed. by. the
express engine, and the train stopping,
all The passengers got off before the
collision occurred.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-20

THROUGH the compliments OF j. ii.
Evans, President Of the Board OF
Regents, the HERALD is in receipt OF
copy Of the Third Biennial Report OF
The Board of Regents Of the State Nor
NAL Schools. ending August 81, 1888.
These Schools are located at Platteville,
Whitewater, Oshkosh. River Falls and
Milwaukee, All are reported in good
condition with a total enrolment in
1867 Of 2,062, and 1878, 2,0Sl. The
graduating classes numbered in 1887:
in the elementary department; Platte
willie, 4; Whitewater, IS; Oshkosh, Il;
River Falls. 10. In the advanced class
1897, Platteville s; Whitewater, d;
Oshkosh. 8; River Falls, !; Milwaukee.
IL. In 1888. elementary; Platteville. s.;
Whitewater. 10; Oshkosh. II; River
Fails, Is. 1888, Advanced: Plattevelle,
~. Whitewater. II; Oshkosh, .; River
Falls, I; Milwaukee, "a. The whole
number completing both branches
since tho organization of The schools is
.A59 Tho total expenditures for 1867
were Sl03 400, 81; and in 1878. $780,
40 96.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-20
Boston Ladies ,J.1biIats.

IN the late Municipal election in Bos-
top, Mass. the Democratic Ring as it
was then called was downed, and the
next day the ladies Of the Hub eongre-
gated in Fanucl Hall. and fremont
Temple, and gave voice to their feel
ings III an enthusiastic ratification.
Their feelings we're expressed in the fol
lowing sentences:
It was the hand of God.
II was an American issue.
It grew out OF a love for the genious
Of our Institutions.
An attack has been made upon the
very nurture of the republic. and it was
met honestly and squarely.
The citizens declared by yesterdays
vote that they would not employ nurse
10 poison our schools and kill our infants.
Ii was the union OF the tirst-class
American citizens.
Much credit is due TO the ladies: they
labored with wonderful zeal and persis-
lance
The Republicans recognized that Bos-
ton was not prepared to hand over the
education Of her children to the r omlu
Catholic hierarchy.
The Republicans took advantage OF
tic feeling which was stirring among
the people and incorporated it in their
platform
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-20
BEWARE or OlRTMENTS FOR cATARah
ThAT CONTAIN MERCURY.

BEWARE OF oiRTMENTs FOR cATARHH
TdAT CONTAIN MERCURY.
as Mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering il
through tho mucus surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physicians.
as the damage they will do are ten fold
10 the good you can possibly derive
from them. Halls Caiarrh Cure, man
ufactured by f. j. Cheney & Co,
Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and is
taken internally, and acts directly upon
the blood and mucus surfaces of the
system. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure
be sure you get the genuine, it is taken
internally and made in Toledo. Ohio,
by f. J. Cheney G. Co.
BS-Sold by Druggists, price rs cents
per bottle. 42-45.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-20
ONLY One Case on Record.

The late William Warren was a wit az
well as a comedian Deshler Welch's bright
little paper, The Theatre, relates that on one
occasion Mr.. Warren was asked why be did
not go more into society.
''Why should If' he asked.
Because" was the reply, Everybody
wants to meet you. If you would only give
us a chance we would be delighted to lionize
you"
''Oh, we'll" he said, sits much better as it
is; never knew Of but one man who was
not spoiled by lionizing."
"Who was hei'
'sThe prophet Daniel. Detroit Free Pres.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-20
A Jealous S. p. c. A. omcer.

A map who was fuIiously driving through
the streets and beating his horse repeatedly
was halted by number of indignant citizens.
"What's tile matter2' asked one; 'going
after doctorT'
''No," replied the man; "rm representa-
tive Of the s. p. G. A. We've got man on
trial for crueltyto horses, and I'm the prin-
cipal witness must get to the trial in time
TO convict him, Out of the way, please"
Whacki whack Yankee Blade.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-20
AniInnitles Galore.

An English gentleman, who had visited
Cyprus, was asked If there were many an
tiouities in the island Antiquities" he
cried. "Why, the place is alive with themp'
Passenger Ito Chicago drummer)-Do you
recognize that gentleman seated further up
the cara He is one of the greatest travellers
in the country. I don't know how many
times be crosses the ocean, every year.
Chicago Drummer You don't say sol
never saw him before In my life. What's
his nanei
Passenger-Jarnes Russell Lowell.
Chicago Drummer-James Russell Lowell,
sh. What line Of goods does be seIlz-New
York Sun. - -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-20

5000
$1,000

SIS. 700 Reward $1,000
For better or more pleasant remedy
for the cure Of consumption, bronchial
trcubles, cough, Group and whooping
cough than SANTA Able, the California
h G 81 consumption. Every bottle war
ranted, If you would be cured Of that dis
gustir & disease, catarrh. use CALIF0Ts
MIA CAT-R-CURE. 81 jar; by mail 81 :
10. Santa Able and Cat R Cure are sold
anu warrsnfed By Stone Bros. 6 HasseIl.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-20
TIE MOST So6EEAaig

As well as the most effective method OF
dispelling Headaches. Colds. and
fevers, or cleansing the System, is BY
taking a few doses of the pleasant Cali
fornis liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of
Figs. For sale in so cts and OIL bottle.
by A. Ii. Barber. druggist. Lancaster.
Ala
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-20

The papers Of Chicago are trying tc
make political capital out Of Gov
Oglcsby's refusal 10 pardon Joe
Mackin, now serving term for election
frauds. r seems 10 us there would be
very little use for courts II their SEN
fences were liable to DO set aside by
governors, simply OH the ground that
the criminals friends thought him
punished enough. Executive clemency
is right enough under certain contin-
genees. but TO inuterfere where just SEN
fences arc imposed is not one OF them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-20
a slaokened Demand.

There will probably be a drop in nails i'm
mediately, since there will be no longer a
demand for them for mailing up campaign
Lies. -Somerville Journal