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to see the handsome display OF holiday
bridal and birthday presents al
OWENS & MINOR DRUd Co,
opposite postoflce.
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XNYANTED.-THE PERSON WHO

w took my Gnt-headed Umbrella o lsavs
IL at the TINES ONCE at once. Tue owner re-
tralns for the present from exposing Tue
crime but the ptrpe rators name Is known
and unless be dsgOrges bis booty within tho
next 1--WE days, he may look to zee his um-
brella act portrayed IN such terms as VIII b0
quite certain to inaogurate a great reform In
that particular class OF borrowing. This case
resolves itself into a question of whether or
not q man can afford td get out Of the wet at
the pric. OF his reputation A. W. 7.
lles
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Henrico Court Sotes.

The County Court of Henrico for the
December term began its session yesIer-
day, Judge Minor presiding.
Most Of the day was spent by the
Judge deciding the genuineness OF cou-
pons rendered Tor taxes and brought be
fore the Court for Identification.
Nearly $4,000 OF taxes were paid In
coupons The jury had before them the
bonds with the coupons uncut thereiTom.
The number OF parties whose taxes were
thus paid was seventeen.
The taxpayers were represented by
Mr. Il. L. Many and Mr. Alex. b.
Guigon. The Commonwealth was rep
resented by Mr.. George w. Thomas, the
Commonwealth Attorney.
There was no trouble In verifying the
coupons. which act was done under the
State law, better known as the two acts
of Coupon Killer No and Coupon
Killer No. 2. and the act known as "Uou'
pom Cruster."
CASES SET
Albert Smith and William Lee are
each In the Jail awaiting trial for petit
larceny. The court yesterday sci their
cases for trial to-day In the order named.
MAGISTRATES COURT.
Henry Washington (coloredl was be-
fore Squire whiting yesterday on The
charge OF beating his sweet
heart, Cora Slaughter The parties
live on Fulton Hill. The Squire
required the payment OF fne OF j. and
"a COSTS, and also called on him to give
security for his good behavior for some
time to come. Washington is now in
4.tI
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Ing lsa correct list OF
d
THF KILLED.

Maurice b Throckmoller, j. Il. Mccoy, A.
u Tarrant. A. y. Bryant, q. =. Tate, Charles
Jenkins. Colbert smith. Deputy sheriff bren-
nan of Gaisden, Charles Bailey anu an un-
This lsr was ohta ned from the different
un.erfakers. and 1t Is thought that there are
two or three 0tners Tor whom collins have not
belu obtained
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WANTED -INFORMAT
w with regard to the policy Of the
Republican party by ono who desires an
Office Moderate compensation for deslred
facts. Address, o. s., General Mail Delivery.
Ilty POstOfiice. idehtt
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NANTED-A PURCHASER FOR
w valuable patent relating to q
new Industry. Address c. W. H., TIxys
ONCE. de3
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NANTED. AN APPRECIATIvE
w audience IN listen 10 the chlrp OF
tho lyrhayen Bay Oysters at the Main street
.cbby of the Commercial Hotel.
ldec7 WILLIAM SNELLTN0S.
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PUBLIC AUCTION.
by Frank d. Hill 8 Co.,
Rea, Estate Auctlouecrs.

Real Estate Auctiouecrs.
Y EkY ATTRACTIVE AND DE8I.
KABLE TlIREE-sTORY STOCK -BHIiSx
pWLL! No, No. vi \ EAST MAIN ST6 Mi
ElWhEN FOURTH Anu YfTT0
T!nS TO BE SOLD AT PUBIC xU6:
WEDNESDAY. DEcExsEa n. INA
sell the HOUSE AND LOT A. above sioscr1i,oI
rms property j. new. c ntraliy located oo6 -
every way desirable for q private rcsl 1oooS
Iee house contains about fbIrtssn ss>0mA
rooms have marble mantels all the mOdsru
improvements, including IAtrobe stove r1nGo.
Demoresr clo-ef, 81. Toe house IL dftacksd
aud very weA buiif. Come aud look st it.
suit himself FRANK ID. HILL 4 CO.,
: Anctioneers-
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M ANTED-A STYLISH YOUNG
w gentleman who has had run OF bad
luck desires temporarily position ~ mes
senger. walter or watchnlan, or any otner
place whore good looks are worth more than
Office. zde8
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BRIEF TELFGRAAfS.
Anuseunents.

ATLANTA. GA. December i0.-Sells Broth
ers, clOtaiDg merchants, failed this morning
Liabilities, 5000.
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NANTED 1T KNOWN TaAT THE
w Exposition Is over. But JUDs0N
CUNNISGu is still selling the best drugs
aud the best l0-cent plug OF tobacco on earth.
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WANTED Two YOUNG MEN
w can get nice rooms and board at roason-
able price ut No. slS East Marshall street.
quo ltrtf
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WANTED, EVERY SUBSCRIBER
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MT promptly delivered xdce
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WANT EVERYBODY TO SEND IN
w THEIh NAMES TO THE TINS AS
subscribers hy postal card or telephone, aud
the carriers viii deliver IL at your house for *
cents per week.
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LEGAL NOTICE.


VIRGINIA IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICK
MOND, DECEMBER SrH. 1855
L. w. Bruce. ........................Pl Plaintiff.
against
I. L. Bugs. s.,..........,............ DcfcudAnt.
In debt ana upon an attachment returned
executed.
The object OF this suit is 10 recover ssainst
the defendant stS, with legal interest tberSo1.
ani 10 attach the state al the said defendant
10 ths city OF hchn0nd, ana s95yoct the 0mo
And aiild,yit having Teen made ana ALA
that tne doiendant IL non-Tesldeut ~ (hls
state. II ts ordered that he appear here 0iffl1
nftcen days after due publication heroes. on1
no "na, Is necessary u protect bis lnteeo1fll
A copy-Tesfe: ~
ALFRED SHIELD. Clerk.
SLATER MONTAGUE, p. q. tdort Ioolv
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GEORGETOWN ITEMS.

The excitement of election and the bur-
raining over the victory achieved by the
Republicans, ON the 9th of this month,
having Gained somewhat, our village
has resumed its usual quiet.
Farmers are rejoicing over their album
dant crop OF corn. Some have a yield
of from 20 to % bushels per acre.
Our fruit men have been improving
the fine weather burying blackberries
and raspberries and covering straw
berry beds.
Thanksgiving services are to be held
in the Nj. L. church.
Mrs. Dr. Terril and children have
gone to visit her father.
MIR. and Mrs. John Huntington and
Mrs. Wright, of Luvernc, Mimi, visited
old friends last week.
Mrs Josie Laird and children have
returned from Iowa, to spend the winter
at ME-. Miller's.
Mr.. Gilmore and son Harry leave for
Oneida Lake this evening. They expect
to be gone several weeks.
Mrs Luce, who has been in Kansas
for some time, has returned to spend
the winter with her son at the old home.
Nov. 26, 1888. SELDOM.
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BRODTvlLLE.


In the late election we are forciably
reminded of the beautiful adage, "Truth
crushed TO earth viii rise again" Once
more the party of progress; of universal
liberty; free ballot and fair count,
and protection to American industries
will take the helm and guide our glori
Gus ship of state for another four years.
VIM. Pitzer and his mother are here
on business. Nancy A. Lyons and
family will return to Dakota with them.
The corn crop is now in good shape
to crib and the farmers are improving
be good weather.
Mrs. l.. Hess and daughter Ella, Of
Montfort, now located at Patch Grove,
spent two days pleasantly here visiting
friends and relatives.
VIM. Harvill, who has peen threshing
and working for many months in the
far West reached home October "a.
House cleaning is now in order and
with mop. broom and white wash brush
the guide woman makes fellow walk
chalk.
On the 9TH inst Chas Calkins re-
turned from the west, bringing with
him many fine specimens and curiosities.
picked up on his travels. Among other
things, be has on exhibition genuine,
live prairie dog, of which so much has
been said and written. How his dog
ship will stand the narrow limits of a
cage, remains to be seen. RED Tor.
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eT-For information in reference to Lands snd
Towns owned by the Chicago. Milwaukee a st.
Paul Railway Company, write 70 III. @. Hagsn-
Land CommiFsioneF, ilvaukec, lsconsIn.
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CIRCUIT COURT.

An adjourned session of the Circuit
Court was held in the Court House,
last Thursday and Friday. The follow
ing cases were disposed Of,
Catherine VS.. John Herndon. Judg-
ment for defendant.
Matter of the last will and testament
of JAS. Brookens, deceased. Judgment
of County court affirmed.
VIM. Hambitzer and w. II. Hunt VS..
the Estate of Joseph Reuter-, deceased.
Dismissed by appellant
Bryon Jones VS.. William W. Ward.
Judgment for plaintiff.
Hugh A. Moore VS.. Geo. T. B. Camp
bell. Judgment of foreclosure and sale.
Jerome b. Sweet VS.. j. III. Evans, as
assignee. Judgment for defendant.
Herbert 4. Sanford ct al. VS.. ID. Z.
Gardner, as administrator Judgment
dividing life insurance money of H. c.
Sanford. deceased.
John Pitts, ST. VS.. Alexander Butler
ct. al. Judgment of foreclosure and sale
Ii. Juliette Griswold VS.. Solomon j
Griswold. Divorce Granted. $4,000
alimony, $40 suit money and taxable
costs.
j. IL. Evans, as assignee, vs. John P
Francis. Judgment for plaintiff OF
$1,0035e
Henry F. Young VS.. Grace McKem-
mic. Order appointing receiver.
Geo. Howe VS.. C. II. Baxter, as admin.
istrator. Judgment for plaintiff.
Eda A. Dewitt. VS.. G. H. Baxter, a.
administrator Case heard, and taken
under advisement, by the court. Judg
ment to be rendered, as Of Nov Bird.
ID. f. Brown vs.. VIM. Proudft. Ger
tiorari Judgment of Justice court af
frmed, in favor of plaintiff.
Fred Jschen vs.. Mary Ischen. Or
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-29

THE USUAL treatment of catarrh is
very unsatisfactory, as thousands of
despairing patients can testify. On this
point trustworthy medical writer says:
Proper local treatment is positively
necessary to success, but many, il not
most of the remedies in general use by
physicians afford but temporary benefit.
A cure cannot certainly be expected
from snuffs, powders, douches and
washes" Ely's Cream Balm is a rem
edy which combines the important
requisites of quick action, specific
curative power with perfect safety and
pleasaniness to the patient. 4o-2
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NORTH AN0oVER.

The Misses Ortchieds are home from
Dubuque.
Miss Hannah Peacock is visiting rela-
tives in the Key City.
Mr.. M. Hannum, of Cassville, renewed
old acquantices here the past week.
Mr.. Smith, of Elgin, is the new butter
worker employed by Peacock & Co.
The creamery is being thoroughly re-
fitted for winters work.
Our Fall term of school has closed,
the winters term opens Monday Nov.
Goth with Mr.. Geo. E. Ward principal
and Miss frankie Ryan assistant.
Miss Kidd of Glen Haven agent for
Grown jewels a handsome and in
terest:ng volume of select poetry and
music secured a number of names here
Tuesday
There will be a Thanksgiving ball
at the Andover hall Thursday eve Nov.
Doth. A good time is anticipated,
Tickets including an oyster supper
Sl.25 per couple.
There is an epidemic prevalent here
which we call drop of the under lip"
it seems to attack only strong Demo
Gratis. COMET.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF NAILS At LAM
CASTER, WIS.,, POST OFFICE.
, hFrIFLaHts
STAGE ROUTES.

rom a. M 70 : P, II +. A. BURR, Postmaster.
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r. MILLER. Avn CARPENTER
General Manager Gen'l Pass. and Tiki A Ct.
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Legal Notices.
FORECLOSURE sALE-wrLLlAns, ct al.

HNORBCLOSUR RE SALE-WILLIAMs, ct al.
State of Wisconsin, Grant County. Sc. In
Circuit Court.
Patrick McCarty, plaintiff, We. Jeremiah vii.
lialns, and Mary Ann Williams, his wife, defend
ante.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of and
pursuant to a judgment Of foreclosure and
order of sale rendered by said court in above
of said Court for the year 1881, and bearing
date the 18th day Of October, 1897 and the time
allowed by law for redemption having expired.
and no redemption having been maze therein,
/ will on the 9Th day Of December a. ID. 1880.
at one O'Clock in the afternoon of said day, st
the front door of the court bouse in the city of
Lancaster, Grant County, Wisconsin, offer for
Gale and sell at public auction TO the highest
and best bidder or bidders therefor. the follow
ing described mortgaged premises viz.
The south half OF the northwest quarter Of
Range one "a West, containing 50 acres more
or less. Also, commencing chains south of
the northeast corner OF northwest quarter Of
Section %, Town !. Range west: thence south
8 chains; thence west 20 chains; thence north 5
chains; thence east 20 chains 10 place Of beginn-
ing. containing 10 acres situated in Grant county,
State OF Wisconsin. Also ) acres described as
followe: Commencing chains south OF afere-
Section 49, Town one ~ Range 2 west. Grant
County State Of Wisconsin,; thence cast 10
chains; thence south 10 chains: thence west 10
chains thence north 10 chains to place of begin
ming and the said five acres being the undivided
half of the lot so bounded; all situated in Grant
County, WiscOnsin.-Or 30 much Of said mort
gagged premises shall be sufficient to raise the
amount due the plaintiff for principal interest
and costs, together with the corts and expenses
of sale.
Dated shcria's Office Lancaster, Grant County
Wisconsin October 18Th, a. ID. 1883.
JOHN DOLPHIN sheriff.
Grant County, Wis.
JosErH Book Plaintiffs attorney, p. o
address, Lancaster Grant Co. Wis. 35w6
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SPECIALS.
Merchant Traveler:-A colored man,
a hen roost and dark night discount all
the aft mites known to chemical science.
GENERAL sHeRlpAN,s BOOK.


LANCASTER, Wis, Nov. 10, 1888.
Mr.. EDIToR.-Please inform your
readers that 1 am the local agent for
Gen. Sheridan's Personal Memoirs,
which contains the Generals own story
of his eventful life, clearly and graphic
ally written.
General Sheridan is the last of the
Great Commanders to write his me-
moirs. and it is the last great war book,
being in many respects the most inter-
esting of them all.
Gen. Sheridan was distinctiyely the
great Battle General, his part being to
put into execution the plans of General
Grant; hence his book necessarily por-
trays more of actual lighting experiences
and is full of thrilling incidents. 1t is u
work of so muchinterest and Importance
that not only will every old soldier feel
that he must have it, but every person
of intelligence can hardly afford to do
without it.
Those who wish to subscribe are in
formed that ii will be ready for delivery
early in December, and in the meantime
| will be pleased to receive their orders.
Very Respectfully,
FLETCHER S. KIDD.
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poTosl.

Mr. and Mrs. e. II. LOWS have re-
turned. He has been in Montana since
last Spring. and she has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. N. Belle. of New
Mexico.
Mr.. Bienert, of Masonville, Iowa, has
moved to town and intends to open a
wagon-making shop
DR.. Artz is having new barn put up
on his lot, he is also having pipes laid
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and DR.. Reed the chief constructor of
the machine.

and DIR. Reed the chief constructor of
the machine.
Rev. Marcellus and family received
pleasant pounding last Saturday even
ing. A large number of friends called
at the parsonage, ond presented its in
mates with many pounds Of useful gifts.
No doubt the minister and his family
appreciated this novel way of being
pounded, and will be glad to have the
friends call again, sometime.
The news of the death of Mr.. +. W.
Powell, so we'll and fayorably known To
people in this city, has cast sadness
over all. while here, Mr.. Powell won
many friends on account OF his true,
manly character He was a teacher in
our High School, as well as a Sabbath
School teacher in the Methodist Sunday
School, where his merits were fully APP
preciated by all who knew him. His UNI
timely death is mourned by many in this
city and especially by the young people.
The Royce and Lansing Musical Com
edy Company in Hydes Hall last Thurs
day evening was higly appreciated by an
immense audience. The Swiss Bells
were most charming, as was also all of
the Musical part of the entertainment.
1he"Scrap Book"presented by the Com
pany abounds with the latest and most
popular songs and music and embraces
a great variety of novel musical and
comedy specialties, thus giving ample
scope for the display of the peculiarly
versatile talents OF each member of the
company The audience was con-
vulsed with laughter at the character
limitations and recitation by Ray l..
Royce. Throughout it was a thorough
ly enjoyable entertainment.
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FARMERS INSTITUTE.
PROGRAM or THE MEETING TO BE HELD AT
PLATTEvlLLE TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
Tuesday. December 4, 10 A, NJ

Tuesday. December 4 10 A, NJ
Music.
Fertility--Thc Farmers Bank. W. II. Morrison.
Discussion opened by Lyburn Wells and A. V.
Glover and Grasses Prof. W. A. Henry
Discussion sion opened by Geo Whitcher and a. 4.
Wells.
Music.
Afternoon Session at 80 O'Clock.
Music.
Wisconsin Weeds. ;.......... o. j. Arnold.
General Discussion.
Milk and How to handle it -. Dr. S NJ. Bobcock.
Discussion opened by Geo. Whitcher and Mrs.
Swine breeding and Pork Raising Geo wylie.
Discussion opened by Jos Harris, Adolph Prns
sing and Henry Kettler.
Music
Evening Session at 7;3o O'Clock.
Music.
A Plain Talk with Young Farmers, =. Prof. W..
A. Henry.
The value of organization among farmers, I'D.
Discussion Of these Topics.
Music.
Wednesday Morning session a. Q O'Clock
Music.
Small Fruits on the farm, .......... j. NJ. Smith
Discussion opened by Geo. Robbins, and Anton
Schmidt.
Breeding Horses for the Farm and Market -.
j. NJ. True
Discussion opened by james kirkpatrick, and e
P. Dickinson,
Summer and Winter Feeding of Stock for Mar
ket,.....................P Prof w. A. Henry,
Hammer Robbins, Il. d. Seeley, johnson
Rundel.
Music,
Afternoon Session at BE O'Clock
Music
Familiar Talks about the Ordinary Diseases of
Domestic Animals aud the accidents to which
they subject. DR.. V. T. Atkinson.
Dairying Apparatus: What Kind to use.
Dr. S. NJ. Babcock.
Discussion opened by o. X. Jones, A. NJ. Steele.
My ExBeriance with the Slo .......... ......,,..
Prof w. A. Henry.
Discussion opened by A. V. Wells and Geo
Whitcher
Evening session 1880 O'Clock.
Music
Our Common Schools. ............C. L. Harper.
How to make Farmers home Attractive $500.
Mrs. g. l.. Harper,
Mrs. h. j. Buck.
General discussion Of these Topics.
Music.
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HIGHLAND ITEMS.

Mrs. Horace Gould has been quit
sick but is fast convalescing.
MIR. Loomis of Woodman has been
visiting at |. Vanyalkenburgs a few
days.
Rev. C. w. Crime sey has gone to his
work in Green County for the coming
year.
Mr.. Fred Gould and sister, Lottie,
spent from Friday to Sunday with
friends ia Fennimore.
Mrs Austin has been spending few
days with her mother Mrs. Grimesey
in Mt Hope.
We are having very lively time here
holding farmer meetings every two weeks
All are invited some with good supply
of knowledge and ideas of farming,
stock raising, and butter making.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-29
NOT A CALIFORNIA eEAa.

Anybody can catch cold this kind
of weather. The trouble is to let go, like
the man who caught the bear. We adj
wise our readers to purchase of Stone
Bros. & Hassell bottle of SANTA
Able, the California King of Consump-
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs and
Group Cures, and keep it handy. It's
pleasing to the taste and death to the
above complaints. Sold at SI.00 a
bottle or ) for $500. CALIFORNIA
CAT-R-CURE gives immediate relief.
The Catarrhal virus is soon displaced
by its healing and penetrating nature.
Give it trial.
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A large wood she'd is being erected
back of the Court House.
The Congregational church of Potosi
will have a soeiable at the house of Mr..
jackson next Thursday evening.
Miss Minnie Greene and Miss Jewette,
of Potosi, left Tuesday for the eastern
part Of The stale to teach school
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thompson had
a wooden wedding at their home in
British Hollow Monday evening.
Mr.. II. A. Jordan, the Dubuque
artist, will open a gallery in Potosi next
week. Mr.. Jordan is known al. over
Grant County as first-class photog-
rapher, and will have n large trade.
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INSTALLATION SERVICE AT scHLEIsINoeR-
VILE WIS


The Rev. r. Rami, formerly pastor in
this city was installed on the 18th into
his new congregation at Sehleisinger-
vile, Wis. The service began at ten
a. IN. The church was we'll filled and
beautifully decorated for the occasion.
Besides Mr.. Rami, seven other minis
ters were present. The Rev. f.
Moeckli, Of Ada, Wis. President of the
Wisconsin District of the Evangelist
Synod Of n. A. preached the installa-
tion sermon and installed the new
pastor. After the installation the new
pastor made few proper remarks to
his congregation and told them that DE
would act consistently. At 1:30 p. m.
the church was filed the second time
to its utmost capacity to celebrate a
mission feast. The Res's. Langpaap,
Nochren and Fetzer preached. At the
close q collection was taken that
amounted to sixty dollars. Most of the
ministers stayed for the next day &c
attend conference. Mr.. Rami is very
well satisfied with his new congrega-
ton and so is the congregation with
their new pastor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-29

Life: But what an awful lot o money
these high-toued travellers waste for
drink" said Uncle Abner, rs he laid
down his newspaper. "A man who'll
pay 800 for saloon passage to Eng
land when be can go in the steerage
for $50 is slave to rum-that's what
say'i
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a CLEAR CASE

Chicago Tribune: "And now chill
dren,' remarked the Sunday school
superintendent, "what happened 10
those wicked people who reviled Noah
and refused to heed his warning? Where
did they find themselves when the flood
came?''
"In de soupw exclaimed class of
newsboys on the back seat with one
voice.
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der for snit money stoned.

der for suit money signed.
Frank Newman VS.. the President and
Board Of Trustees of tie Village Board
of Bloomington. certiorari. Action OF
Village Board rev king license affirmed.
Theresa Sa'zman vs.. Geo Guenter
ct al. Orde4 appointing a guardian al
ltem.
Christina Andrews, as administrators
vs.. Regina Hinderman ct al Order
ubstituting and appointing ). Allen
Goombs administrator r'aintiff
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rAAr RARes1 OF COMBINATIONS.

True delicacy of flavor with true
efficacy of action has been attained in
the famous California liquid fruit rem
edy, Syrup of Figs. Its pleasant taste
aud beneficial effects have rendered it
immensely popular. 1t cleanses the
System, cures Costivcness, etc.
For sale in Scots and S1.O0 bottles by
A. H. Barber. Druggist, Lancaster, Wis.
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SAN MoNrErrn Rosr. EhNs.moRE.

The election of officers of Sam Mon
teith Post. G. A. H., of Fennimore, will
be held on Saturday evening, Dec. 1st.
at o'clock. Other important business
will be transacted. Let every comrade
see to it that he is present without fail.
BY order.