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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-08
9roun and County NeuS.

Election day was bright and cherry,
and an unusually strong vote was polled.
\ large quitting party was given by
Mrs Kate Mccoy on Thursday of last
week
Miss Fannie VandYke is the organist
At The Congregational church at
present.
Tie Congregational Ladies Mite
Society moels with Mrs. Martha BUR-
this Thursday afternoon.
The Street Commissioner has been
making some needed repairs on the pub
lie square, and filing up the holes.
There have been sixty visitors. at the
Grant County Asylum, during the past
month-a smaller humber than usual.
Mr. Dan Starr has moved flom Mrs.
Sehumacher's house to the house owned
by MIR Croft. in the northern part of the
CITY.
Miss Cora Mckinney is engaged to
teach tho Whitcomb school north of
town She commences her work next
Monday.
Mrs. s +. Hassel entertained com
pany of friends, at tea, Monday evening,
in honor Of Mrs. ChandIer's guest, Mrs
S. S. Hunliey.
Ftfd. Burr and Charlie Murphey ex-
changed raus on the cars, last Saturday.
Mr. Burr remained in Galena, over Sun
day, and Mr. Murphey in Lancaster.
Died At Rockville, Oct Is, 1888,
Leora May. Lcppla, daughter of
Peter and Lou Leppla, aged | year 2
months and 3 days
Mr. David Rcpro~le, one Of the oldest
OF Grant County ~ttlers, died at the
Poor House, last week, after protracted
illness OF many months.
Miss Amoia Bishcll, formerly of this
place, was married, week ago, to Mr..
Bengal a Greedy, Neb. The young
couple reside in Horace, Ncb.
The Young men are organizing an or
chestra This will be appreciated this
winter, when light music, for parties
and dances, is in demand.
There is a great demand for dwelling
houses. Some one with plenty of
capital ought 70 put up several houses
on purpose to rent.
The Leap Year party, at Hyde's Hall,
was well attended, the merry couples
tripping the light fantastic toe till the
wee sma hours.
Mrs Jed Barnett entertained com
pany Of friends at dinner last Friday
noon, ia honor Of her guests Mr. and
Mrs. d. 5. York, of Galena.
Misses Nellie and Mary Murphy with
their brother Ira, went to Patch Grove
last Wednesday TO attend the wedding
Of Mr.. John Mcnamara and Miss Rose
A i5nas
Mi. james Mccormick, of Ellenboro,
has improved tie appearance Of his
residence very much Mr.. Henry
1iuossc, ot this city, has just built on a
large addition for him.
lfe boys aud girls had a ''candy
pun ii Miss Elya Barber's last
Wednesday evening. A nice sweet
tinle vas enjoyed T. the young people,
who numbered eighteen
Tie rev millinery store of Mise.
Max Iannum aaa Nina Mcpherson is
ia fine running order. They are ready
for business Look ont for their new ad
verIisement in these columns next
wcak.
Miss Mi.lic Bishell and Miss Leila Sho
walter, former attendants in our Count,
Asylum. have gone TO Horace. to liv,
with Air and Mrs. Bengal. The youn;
ladies expect 10 teach school. in the west
Il Is suggested that the Glee Club vii
not let their occupation go with th
waniEg of the campaign. There i
plenty Of material for an excellent Socia
G,ee Club, and they should hold togethe
is such.
There viii be courch soeiable i
BcpioNu next Saturday evening. Tn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-08
Tho Whole County Ticket
Elected.

The following is the vote
of Grant County 50 far as
could be heard from for this
issue, and are presumably cor
rect. A full table will be
published next week:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-08

Belva Lockwood is credited with
saving that no woman who makes an
idol OF poodle dog is thoroughly
civilized. Once in a while we hear
some utterance Of Belva's that makes
us almost regret her ineligibility to vote
or hold office - Chicago Tribune.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-08

A dark brown frock coat was left at
the Wright House on the night of the
fire. The owner can have same by
proving property and paying charges.
Join WRIGHT.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-08
REcoMPENsE.

Straight through my heart this fact to-dil
by Truths own hand is driven,
God never takes one thing away
But something else is given.
did not know in earlier years
This law OF love and kindness;
But without hope through bitter tears,
mourned in sorrows blindness.
And ever following each regret
For some departed treasure,
My sad repining heart was met
With unexpected pleasure.
thought it only happened So
But time this truth has taught Iuet
No least thing from my life can 10,
But something else is brought nae.
II Is the law complete, sublime,
And now with faith mistaken,
In patience l but bide my time,
When any JOY is taken.
No matter II the crushing blow
May for the moment down me;
81 II back OF IL waits Love, know,
With some new gift to crown me.
-hHa Wheeler Wiioor, IN ~ y ladspsadsns.
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ONE EAor-

Is worth a column of rhetoric. said an
American statesman. 1t is Il fact esiab.
lished by the testimony Of thousands of
people, that Hoods Sarsaparila does
cure scrofula, salt rheum, and other
diseases or affections arising from iln-
pure state or low condition Of the blood
1t also overcomes that tired feeling,
creates Il good appetite, and gives
strength to every part of the system.
Try it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-08

NOTICE The Office of Clerk of the
Circuit Court will be closed from 4 p.
M. Monday until Wednesday morning.
w. A. JOHNSON, Clerk.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-08
FARMERS. ATTENTION.

Ifyou have any poplar or bass wood,
in log-lengths. cut since May 1st or
about, That is in good condition, You can
find a sale for same, by calling on
1wICnELL & OSBORNE,
36S4 Lancaster, Wisconsin
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-08

Lord Salisbury (perplexcd) III wish
| knew what to do with Sir Skimpole
LeatLerhead, your Majesty, He is a
jealous supporter OF the Government
but he is snch consummate ahss.
Queen Vicsoria-Is there no diplo-
maIic position we can give him?
Lord Salisbury (wih animaiion) -
The idea exactly, Your Majesty He
would make good Minister to the
United States. ~ Chicago Tribune.
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OBITUARY.

Died. at her home in Patch Grove,
Wis, October %, 1888. of quick con-
sumption, Ellie, oldest daughter Of
James and Abbie Hicklin.
Ethalyn b. Hichlyn was born in
Patch Grove November, 1S, 1868, con
sequently at the time of her death was
10 years. IL months and days Old
She was educated at the academy in
Patch Grove. bright. energetic young
lady, wbo bad every advantage that one
could wish to make her life happy and
prosperous. Three years ago hel
mother died and since that time she
has had the care If the household,
bearing her part well until last winter
when she was Ericken with lung
trouble, and although all that loving
hands could do was done, it soon
settled into that fell disease consump
tioa aud she faded away slowly and
surely from earthly sigh
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-08

y8NLN ALL makes a speciality Of
cabinet photographs.
All persons knowing themselves in
debted 10 me will please call and settle
once. Mrs. T. X SIEInENs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-08
MoRGAN's. MILWAUKEE,.
COMING EVENTS

COMING EVENTS
cast their shadows before. The advent
of cold weather is the advent Of the
WINTER DRESS GOODS SEASON
We're ready for it. All styles, All
prices-but every one such close
trimmed price that it and the pocket
book rant fail to agree.
SG-in. FLANNEL SUITINGS mixtures
35iu. NOVELTY SUITINGS, stripes
and plain to match (for comb
nations) SOC
42.in. LADIES SUITINGS, colors
and mixtures DOC
5Oin. FLANNEL SUITING mix
s6-n. ENGLISH CASHMERES 15c
36-in. HENRIETTAS (half-wooD 25e
5O.in. fine TRICOTS. mixtures so, zoe
34-in. MEDINA SUIFINGS, in
stripes and checks 20c
3S.in. HENRIET TAS, silk finish SOC
4O-in HENRlETTAS best imported 75c
42-in. ENGLISH HENRIETTAS
new weave 1l.W
~ and 50.in BROADCLOTHS best
made Sl,0O, LIST
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-08

w. b. VANDEWALL has uncqualed
facilities for taking excellent pictures.
Prices moderate.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-08

Points west Of Grand Forks In DAKOTA md
MONTANA LESS THAN ONE FARE M round
trip rate being more than TWENTY DOLLARS
including GREAT FALLS, MONTANA
Persons desiring to take "a trip through Nortb-
ern Minnesota, Dakota or Montana for he pur.
pose Of looking over the country, o. With iho
idea Of selecting new home Within tho
bon ndaries Of the GRANDEST HEAT gEL n
NTHs 0RLp, and an agricultural country
suitable for diversified farming dairy aud stock
purposes. viii do well 10 fake ad,Aut3e.0l tAcau
rates.
For maps and information apply 70 your h9iao
ticket agent, TO any agent Of the company. 81
F. HITNEY,
Gcnl Pass and Tiki hat.,
81. raal. MINI,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-08

A GOOD IA carat gold watch, ladies
size, with Elgin movement, for S28.
j H. BALDWIN, East of court house.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-08

C. H ANGUS will pay the highest
cash price for good wheat delivered at
bis mill.
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LANCASTER sPEcHT's FERRY STAGE.
LhNcAsTER 3 BrRTON sTAcE.

LEAVES Lancaster every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at a. M and Arrives at Burton AZ
I'm.
LEAVES Burton at / 20 p. N. same days and
Arrives At Lancaster " , ~ = M
5. X. GREEN, Prop.
LANCASTER. BEETOwN s. BLOOMINGTON
STAGE
LEAVES Lancaster every Tuesday Thursday and
and saturday at q. m. and Arrives at Bloom
iugton Mt II N.
LEAVES Bloomington ut p. n. on same days
and Arrives at Lancaster at p. m.
5. JOHNSON. Prop.
ENGAGE, BURLINGTON 4 NORTHERN Il. II.
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Killed hy lightning, during the storm
Friday morning. Nov. LIST, Charles B.
Finn, residing two miles north of Patch
Grove. on his way from the corn field t.
the barn, with load of corn. Both
horses were knocked down. One OF
them was killed. The other one recov-
cred. The funeral services were held AZ
the house, Nov. Pad. by the writer. A
large concourse of his neighbors and
| friends were in attendance, sympathiz-
ing with the bereaved family. MIR Finn,
| in his business and social relations
with his neighb1rs. stood very high.
| Charles Is. Finn was born in tho city OF
New York, Sept. 25th. 1888. Ho emf
grated to Canada, in his youth, and
there became acquainted with, courted
and won, the affections of Miss Liddia
| Allen, to whom he was united in mar
riage. Nov. 29th, 1860. He came to
Wisconsin, in January, 1861; enlisted in
the army of the Union, in 1864 serving
his country faithfully, until the close OF
the war. God gave, into the bosom OF
their union, six children-three male
and two female. Four of them arC
adult-one in Dakota, one attending the
State University Tat Madison two are
teaching. The two smaller ones, aged
eleven and seven, are attending school,
at Patch Grove. May Gods blessing
rest on the bereaved family.
LEROY ELLIS.
2. S.-Bloomington Record, please
| copy.
| OBITUARY.
Mrs. Sarah Parce. widow of Lucian
Parce. died at Liberty Ridge, Oct. IA
1888. aged 81 years. Deceased was
born in Claiegher, Tyrone Co, Ireland,
May IA. 1884. She came to America
and moved to Lancaster in 1855. On
Sept. -. 1859, she was joined IN
marriage to Lucian Parce, who became
a member of Company G. Twenty-tifth
Wisconsin Infantry about three years
later, and on Aug. q, 1868, died al
Memphis, Tenn, from disease con
tracted by exposure at the front, In
1874 she moved with her family of two
young daughters to Boscobel, where
she resided until two years ago, when
failing health caused her to take up her
abode with daughter at Liberty
Ridge. where she continued TO reside
until summoned TO the infinite beyond.
Mrs. Parce was consistent member
of the Congregational church and a
| faithful worker 10 the Sabbath school.
/ She was a charter member of the John
| McDermotte Relief corps, of Boscobel,
nearly all the members of which
attended the last sad rites of her funeral
in body. These were conducted at
Liberty Ridge. Oct. Is, Rev. George
Maiben, a Scottish pastor. who bad
known her from childhood, officiating.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-08

Do you suffer with catarrh? You can
be cured if you take Hoods Sarsapar
lila, the great blood purifier. Sold by
all druggists.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-08

For the Fat Stock Show, TO be held at
Chicago, November 18th to 24ih, "ghe
Burlington" &C., b. & N. Il. r. viii
sell tickets at the low rate Of one fare
and one-tbird to Chicago and return. on
November 9th. 18th. 10th and 20ih. good
tive (5) days from the date Of sale.
Apply to S, l.. PLATT, 4 gent G., Il.
N. X, r., Potosi, Wisconsin.
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If YOY want your picture taken 60
to w b. Vandwall.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-08

A GOOD GOLD filed case watch,
ladies' size, Elgin movement. warranted,
for Sl7 up. J. IL. BALDWIN, East OF
court house.
TWILL FORFEIT $50 for each OF
my '.chips' five cent cigars that are
not filled throughout with Havana i'm
ported from the Island of Cuba, or
favored in any manner whatever. For
sale by A. j. Howell only.
Very respectfully yours,
Henry wicker, Manufacturer
54-43
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DIED.

At Werley. Via. Oct. &c, Mrs. Mary
J Loomis, wife OF o. NJ. Loomis. The
decreased has been r resident of Grant
county thirty-seven Years. and wa in
her tifiieth year. She WAS beloved
mother and wife, kind hearted neigh
bor and leaves lots of kind friends
besides six children, three boys and
three girls TO mourn her loss with the
bereaved husband. A FRIEND.
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SPECIALS.

Yonkers Statesman: A man doesn't like
the govt, and yet when il is around he
usually takes it in toe
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-08

NEW CURRENT TESTIMONY.
Years. Chicago, Ill, May a, 1855.
was given up By doctors years ago and had
70 use q erutch for sciatic rheumatism suffered
Abort years: first application 81 Jacobs oil re-
Isysd: two totties cared. GEORGE A. ROSE.
Doctors Failed. wyoming. Ill. May %. IS.
Suffered with sciAtiea about three years ago:
tried doctors without relief Tried three appliea-
tiOna Of st. jacobs oil and vas cured. No return
Of rain. ELIAS D. fkk1kh.
Bed-ridden. Beaver DAN. wis Nay 10, 50.
Spring Of 1887 taken with Betattea; suderee
swo months sonhned 70 bed, tried several
doctors without bennett Used 81. Jacobs OH ana
Vas cured JAHFETTE WEBER.
No Return. Pontiac nj, May 2s 1see.
was taken with Rheumatism In the hip ana
limbs about eight months ago and was cured hy
- Jacobs OIL. not the least return Of pain.
MRS AMELIA YOUNG
LAmeness. Utica, Fulton Co.. Illinois. June, 20.
Three four years ago vAa taken with lAmen,m
N hip WAS In bed part Of time: tried several doe-
tors without benefit: cured BY three or tour
applications Of St Jacobs OIL WIZ. HAkRkas
AT DRUGGISTS AND pEALxza.
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ZA11ss3
MLZMHOKEE2
l1N0 S1paUZ I

FAST NAIL LINE with NcsGbucd
Trains between Chicago, Milwaukee ST.
Paul and Minneapolis
TRANS-CONTINENTAL ROUTE
between Chicago, Council Bluffs.
Omaha and the Pacific Coast
$500 MILES OF ROAD reaching
all principal points in Illinois, Wiseon.
sin, Minnesota, Missouri and Dakota.
GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE 49,
tween Chicago, Kansas City and 81.
Joseph, Mo,
For maps time tables. ratios 0f passlc- anl
freight, etc, apply to the Seares station acut of
the Chicago, Milwaukee & 81. Paul RAILWAY. 0r ID
iay Railroad Agent anywhere IA the GiGo
4. MILLER, A. n. u, CARPENTER.
General Manager. Gcu' Pass. and rkt AEt.
e;S~ For information IN reference % Lauds asa
Towns owned by the Chicago. Milwaukee N ~.
Paul Railway Company, write to Il &, dpran,
LandCommissioner, Milwaukee, istlA-la.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-08

GO To Vandewalls studio for pic
lures. The best is always the cheapest.
New York Sum Emily" said Mr..
Barracks, sternly, "when | entered the
parlor last evening it seemed to me that
You and Mr. Tarpcy, if not exactly
occupying one chair, were nevertheless
so near TO one another, that, tn a bird 5
eye you might just as well have been. 7
"Well, pa, what can doP" George
comes to see me, and he's aWfully near
sighted. | must be polite.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-08

A child was born in North Carolina
few days ago with two perfectly
developed tongues. When he grows up
he will take the stump for Belva Lock.
wood .-NeaC York Press.
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President.
Harrison. X. 100; Cleveland, ID. 1876,
Fisk, T.. "a.
Governor.
Hoard, Il. 1853; Morgan. ID. l27. The
remainder of the state ticket being sub
stantialiy the same.
Congress. 81 District.
LaFollette, X. 100; Parkinson, d.
122.
Senate, 10th District.
Kidd, Il. 159; York. ID. 126.
Assembly. LIST District.
Mccoy. X. IA; Doyle, ID. al.
Sheriff
Thompson. Il. l53; Burris, d. I28.
County Clerk.
Thomas, r. l59; Dyer. ID. l26.
Clerk Circuit Court
Johnson, r. l59; Roethe, ID. 126.
County Treasurer.
Neavill, Il. 16l; Hampton, ID. 1875.
Register Of Deeds.
Oswald,R. 159; Doeringfeld, ID. l25.
District Attorney.
Murphy, r. 1853; Barley. d. l26.
County Superintendent.
Harper, k. 100; Rountree. ID. 124.
County Surveyor.
Gould, r. 159; McNair. d. l25.
Coroner.
Black, R. 159; Mohrenberg,D. IS.
BEETOWN.
Assembly-2d Dist.
Showalter, r. 1876; Mccoy. d. lSS.
BLOOMINGTON.
Assembly I'd Dist.
Showalter, Il. 14S; Mccoy, D. 81.
CASSVILLE.
Assembly-2d Dist.
Showalter,R. 100; Mccoy, ID. ia.
Sheriff.
Thompson, X. 1O3; Burris, ID. 1874.
County Clerk.
Thomas, r. liz; Dyer, d. 1871.
Clerk Circuit Court.
johnson, Il. Ill; Roethc, ID. 1S1.
County Treasurer.
Nsavill, r. ITO; Hampton. d. 1872.
Register of Deeds.
Oswald,R 10; Doering-feld, d. 1870.
District Attorney Murphy, r. 112;
BARLEY, d. $50.
Coroner Black, r ZAP, Mohrcnberg,
ID. los.
GLEN HAVEN.
For President Harrison, X 105;
Cleveland. ID IS.
Assembly. I'd District Showalter, X
100; Mccoy, u 60.
Sheriff Thompson, Il 1902; Burris,
d. So.
County Clerk Thomas, II 102; Dyer.
ID SO.
Clerk Circuit Court Johnson, r 1902;
Roe,he, ID IS.
Treasurer Neavill, Il lO4; Hampton.
ID. IS.
Register of Deeds-Oswald. X III;
Doeringsfeldt, ID rs.
District Attorney-M Murphy, r liz;
BARLEY, ID 81.
County observation-disclosures. X
100; Rountree, ID 73.
Coroner Black, X 1O2; Mohrenberg.
d IS.
LIBERTY.
RESIDENT Harrison, "; Cleveland,
d III; Fisk. pS.
Governor-Hoard, 81; Morgan. d
113. The remainder of the state ticket
ran ~ to H..
Congress, 81 district -LaFolletto r.
20; Parkinson. d 10
Senator, I6 district Kidd, II
York, d liz.
Assembly, I'd District Showalter. I
y; Mccoy, d l22.
Sheriff Thompson, II; Burris. d
III.
County Clerk Thomas. &c; Dyer d
ia.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court. johnson
Il Il; Roethe, ID, 1874.
Treasurer -NeaviI. X. AZ; Hsmp-
ton. ID. III.
Register of deeds--OswalsI. II. 49,
Doeringsfeld; ID. los.
District Attorney. Murphy. Il. 50
Barley. ID. Ill,
LITTLE GRANT.
For President Harrison. X 90
Cleveland, ID 81; Fisk, T 5; Labor
ticket. 4.
For Governor Hoard. 81; Morgan. L
81.
Congress 3rd distric.-La Follett. II
So; Parkinson. d 49,
Senator 10th dis,rict-Kidd. Il %
York, ID SO.
Assembly 2nd district Showslter, ]
IS; Mccoy. d 30.
County OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 80
Roundtrce ~.
BOSCOBEI..
For President Harrison gl2; Glove
land, $50.
For Governor Hoard 2lS; Morgan
d AZ.
Congress 3rd district-La Toilette,
2l3; Parkinson d 149.
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In the town OF Harrison, Oct. 20,
1888. Miss Matilds j.. daughter of
Miria j.. aud John Mcmahon, aged
90 years months and Is days.
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GHISG NORTH.


ITHIHs s. ma J, run Callyi I. anu z, dAIIy
except StudJY.
Through tickets to all points in the United
States aua Gahgt. sale 1T Cassyilie and PotOsi.
Eagaaaa ehccked t9r0ugh 10 destination.
T,escss i1iuug cars ana Pallman Sleepers on
aii tiffVi-h trains.
rutc tickets. time tables. cic., apply to
s. l. PLATT. Potosi.
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LANCASTER & FAYETTEVILLE STAGE.
(Da.ly.)
LEAVES Lancaster at p. N. and Arrives at
PiafteviEte at p. m.
LEAVES phtiepille 1T a. m. end Arrives ut Ian
caster at y n. $. Z. GREEN, Prop
LANCASTER s. sPECIIT's FERRY STAGE.
(Daily.)
LEAVES Lqucastcr at a. IN. and Arrives at
Potosi ~ il M.
Lancaster at 30 p. N.
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g ::s., .1s!'s iIs.ssssii
macao { xonrnwrsrEnN L. 4. rIME-rABLE

LEAVE.
yil st5 C,bfcano Pa-=erevF No. 100 $40 > ".
Fl,i,rit No 1f9 ... ...,..... 1870 A. NJ.
Galena Passenger 50. is0 ......... AIS P NJ.
ARRIVE.
5alcBa Passenger. Ne iaI.............li:4D A. NJ.
watson Frei2hi No il3.... 3:a5 p. ".
Nil ana liifasn Passenger, No. i0l.. 7:in p III.
Trsins on Narrow Gauge make close cOnnec-
tions With ffaiLs On MBwaakee 4 81. Paul e. r.
W H. DECKER Agent.
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ARaIYaL ANg DEPARTURE OF wAu.s ST Ian.
CASTER. yrs. posi- OFFICE.
STAGE E0uTEs.
LANCASTER & FAYETTEVILLE STAGE.

~ + = . = + "a. BURR, Postmaster.
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Neavill, R. $50; Doeringsfeldt, d. 154.
District Attorney

Neavill, R. $50; Doeringsfeldt, ID. l54.
District Attorney
Murphy. K 148; BARLEY. d. l42.
County Superintendent.
Harper. 1888; Rountree. 142.
County Surveyor.
Gould, X. $50; McNair. ID. Is.
Coroner.
Black, r. 100; Mohrenberg. d. Is.
FAYETTEVILLE.
For President.
Harrison, r. 453; Cleveland. ID. 337;
Fisk, Il. 81.
For Governor.
Hoard, r. 459; Morgan. d. S43; Du-
rand, r. 62. The rest Of the state ticket
receiving the same vote.
Congress, Sd. District.
LaFoIleite, r. 456; Parkinson, d.
1856; Richmond, p. IS.
Senator, 10th District.
Kidd, r. 1856; York, d. 337; Cory, P.
68.
Assembly, LIST District.
Mccoy. r. AS; Doyle, 343; Prohibi-
ton 81.
Sheriff.
Thompson. r. 372; Burris, d. 46;
Hurley, .46.
County Clerk.
Thomas. r. 1852; Dyer, ID. S42; Davies,
z. "a.
Clerk Circuit Court.
johnson, R. 452; Roethe. d. 937; Bid
dick, p. ~.
County Treasurer.
Neavill, K. 455; Hampton, d. 337;
AbrahaIns, z. 50. Ar.
Register OF Deeds.
Oswald, X. 45l; Doeringsfeld, ID. 33S;
Cox p. 20.
District Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
JERSEY CITY.

Joseph schlemmer, the youth who Killed bis wife on
August l. 1887, and convicted Of murder IN the
first degree and sentenced 10 be hanged, was ar
ragned in court yesterday. The Court Of Errors had
reversed the judgment and granted him a new trial
schIemmer's counsel made arrangement with the
court and Dlstrct-Attorney Winfield that a plea or
murder in the second degree would be accepted The
plea was entered yesterday and schlemmer was re-
manded 10 the county jail 10 await sentence.
State Treasurer John J. Tofey has been Informed by
A. T. Britton chairman Of the committee In charge or
the Presidential inaugural celebration, that he has
been appointed New-Jersey's representative on the
committee Of civic organizations lie will accept the
appointment
Thomas Brodell Of No. &c Brightest, was ar
raigned In the Court Of Oyer and Termner yester-
day to plead to an Indictment for the murder OF his
wife on November "a. lie pleaded not guilty and
was remandcd for trial
A movement IS on foot to establish home OF IN
dustry for discharged prisoners where they can ma
profitable employment and have an opportunity to re-
dcenl their characters
Mrs John Mattsen, who keeps boarding house az
No 10Y Yorkst discovered the dead body Of one OF
her boardes. named Vale, the floor OF his room
early Yesterday morning He had been attacked with
hemorrhage and strangled He was forty-two years
old and painter by trade