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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-21
CITY CAUCUS.


Immediately after the adjournment
OF the meeting % hear the council re-
port, a caucus was held to nominate
candidates FOR he new administration.
Mr.. Lane called the meeting TO order,
aud or motion Richard Never was chos-
en- chairman and W. b. Miner Secre-
tarl.
The first business being to nominate
a Mayor. fIon Il B. Showalter was
nominated by acelamation.
The name Of Richard MeyerJr was
also brought before the meeting for
mayor but Mr. Meyer declined, leaving
Mr.. Stowalter the only candidate.
For Aldermen for The northeast ccr-
ner tho names Of VIM Richardson and
w f, McGonigal were placed nomin-
alton, 4 ballot being taken Mr.. Richard
son received "A votes and MIR. McGoni-
gal II and was declared the nominee.
John Carthcw was then nominated
for he southeast corner by exclamation
Reube Black being Tic only nominee
from the southwest corner was also
nominated By acclamalion.
| For the northwest corner Henry
Muesse and VIM Kiegler were pl.ccd
/ iu nomination. lie vote being cast
MUGS c received &c. zieglor 81, scatter
ing 2. Mr Muesso being declarct
/ The uomin,c
/ Adjgurued
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-21
nEapT,IIilE

Since my last notes, much sickness
has cast n gloom oYer eur eiamsnity
even death has besn b.ls1 iunuc midst.
Lizzie Dpsnsdied "A her homo March
4tb. 1889 Ilc is,d had just t-;cbed
the threshold at nanenauod. but ike
tue flower ciirpesIirdniAe parent stem
brain fever /, moved ier III the morn
ing Of life
Died. After an illness 81 ten days
Libbie. wife II Dauiel Harris 1T her
home in BfadlsiIe March 5tb, 1889,
The shock was 50 sudden aud unexpect-
ed Sunday 9Th u February, she
gave birth 70 !. hig healthy hoy baby
Her case locked ilattering At frst bat ID
few days dangerous symptoms de-
velopedeand tue doctor was called and
while her young lite ircmblcd ID the bal
anec All that buman skill could do was
doneto snatch tho ycungand lovely form
from The embrace Of death The funeral
was the largesl ard sedde.t witnessed
Aere for years GRANDMOTHER Hurts
took the tender cffspriag q hen home
and will tsnaaF1 care fol- il.
Our sick list II large; worst eases.
VIM Hargil, Allie Aiiilir, AL. Sutton,
Johnie Irons, +. r. Houghtou, Henry
Jackson. John HAyil and many others
complaining with head and throat
trouble which appears e Do epidemic.
Frank B3akelY, If Ellsworth, Iowa
is back On a short visit. Also Ben and
Geo. Irons. who arrivesIin Time 10 at.
tend their sisters funeral, Libbie Harris
On tie lllh lust, Tho Guliek family
all being togher the first time, concluded
to vi.is the arts in Bloomington aud
have q family group taken. The family
numbers ten full grown ehidren-iive
boys and five girls. eight Of whom are
married. The mother Of This interesting
family sit with them for the negative.
After putting artist and eamera to
severe strain in taking the Aforesaid
picture, hose big people and they are
big and don't you forget il, strolled
down town in search % Il well balanced
par Of scales to settle the oft mooted
question what is the aggregate weight,
Fairbanks settled il AZ 1901
lam pleased o SEQ the firm stand
farmers u this and adioiniag states are
taking against the binder tWine trust
! say boycott this unjns1 combination
even if%ou have % stack your grain
unbound Don't submit 10 their ex-
orbilant prices. REp Tor
March 2. 1889.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-21

gifts were given Mrs Warwick aud
kindliest sympathy and friendship fol
low her 10 her home IN Bloomington.
A little iuGlcious advertising, 4 deter
mination TO push even a small article
on The market ami astonishing results
NAV sometimes follow. A few months
ago special shelves for sheet music were
placed in Burr's Book Store, a large line
of popular music was secured. both
vocal and instrumental, circulars giving
name and number of a couple of thou
sand different pieces, alt regular size
and print, The catalogue price rangeing
from 40c to $3.50. These are now sold
Mt The uniform priceof l0c per copy.
lie by mail, postage paid. and the con-
sequence is Messrs Burr and son are re-
ceiving constantly increasing mail or
der daily, from every part Of The Union.
This is a new departure and one that
may extend to unthought 81 proper
fiDn@
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-21
riiE LsM OPERA co.

Btscobcl citizens will be given treat
next Wednesday BY the Low Opera Co.,
at Hurd's Opera House The Cinca-
malt Commercial Gazette in speaking Of
This company says
J Tho magnificent playing Of Levy is a
great card and attracts crowds to the
Exposition. He is the great Cornetist
Of the world, and was never in better
form than at present. II Is new ex-
perience TO watch the hush which comes
over The multitude packed into Main
Hall. when this great musician raises
his cornet 10 his lips, and As he pro-
cecds 10 perform impossibiliiies. q
whisper IS light as The zephyr's muir
nnr ID The rose, or ring out 4 challenge.
! ike him Whose blast upon 4 bugal
| horn was. worth ten thousand men,
| The exoikenents becomes painfully In
ftense. We have rarely seen. and then
only when Patti Ssimbriicb Or Nielsen
| have made some great coupe, sncI
an oVati0n is greeted Levy VIXEN hs
made bis boW o. Monday and tlEr'
has been no aba'e senl since.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-21
New Advertisements.
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE

In Probate Graut County Court.
In the matter Of the Real Estate of
Michael Joyce, deceased
Notice is hereby given. That by var
tue and in pursuance If an order Of
License. made ia said matter, on the
18th day OF March. A. n. 1889 by the
County Court OF said County, the un-
dersigned Frank Tebo. as udministr,1-
tor OF the estate Of said deceased, will,
on Saturday the 20th day of April,
A. ID 1889 az | o'clock in the after.
noon of said day, I'll the front door of
the Court House in the city Of Lam
caster ia said county offer Tor sale at
pubic yendue, the following described
Lands, towi,: The northeast quarter
OF The northeast quarter of section
nine COZ ia Town three CD north a.
Range four CD west in Grant County
Wisconsin
The terms Of sale Cash on delivery
oE deed
Dated ii Lancaster. this 2Olh day
OF March, a ID. 1889
FRANK TEBO.
Administrator Of The estate OF Michael
Joyce. deceased
Il
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-21
WM. III DECk r X.
w. NJ. ZIEGLEB,
n II. WILEY.

| The Mayor then made an explanation
that he thought was due the people, and
ought to be made in justice TO the
Council as they had been faithful and
deserved well for what they had done.
He said the council had had extra
ordinary expenses TO meet the past year.
The fire necessitatcd having night
watchmen for some time to protect
property, that the water tanks had to
be filled and new walk built along the
burnt district. Then the city had pur-
chased road machine at an expense of
$22l.70 that would eventually pay for
itself in the improved condition of the
roads. Petitions bad been presented
asking for new roads and they had
been built extending from the depot to
Geo. Muesse's. There was only $210
less in the treasury than last year,
while tue unusual expenses had been
1922 AS more. The road tax of 81 was
4 mills. while for IS it has only been
, mills, being a saving TO the city of
1856 81. The streets were in as good
condition as they were the year pre-
vious while the amount levied for gen
cral purposes was only some $40
greater
| The mayor suggested that the new
Board be authorized TO purchase hook
and ladder outfit at an expense of 1925.
This was very desirable addition to
our fire department and would comprise
10-5oot ladders, buckets, axes etc.
The investment would actually be
saved 10 the city in u few years as the
law provided that cities with engine
and Hook and Ladder Company could
assess insurance agencies ~ on all
premiums received during the year in
the city to be applied to the department
support.
He thought further some means
should be taken to provide the city with
suitable water works. The Council
whose term was expiring had felt the
necessity of some improvement in the
present water system, but they not only
bad no money 70 thus expend, but were
undecided what would be best if they
hads Every conceivable kind of prop
osiLion had been laid before them rang.
ing from an expense of $4,000 to
| $40 600 lie did not think il wise to
let the matter rest further, and thought
the new Council or the present meeting
should appoint committee to inyesti-
gate and report at subsequent called
meeting. He thought the taxpayers
! had a pght to demand protection.
The May or further congratulated the
city on being absolutely cut Of debt.
| (applause) the McLymans matter had
been satisfactorily settled and the new
board would not have a single embarras
ing feature To contend against.
1 Ga motion Of Jos Nathan, Esq, the
new board was authorized TO purchase
a hook aud ladder outfit.
/ Adjourned.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-21
SPECIALS
DON'T FAIL TO READ THIS.

DON'T FAIL TO READ THIS.
Below are few names of persons who
have been cured of different complaints
by wearing the Nonoareil Electric Belts
sold BY John F. Munger, Piattcville,
Wis.
Abner Coats, rheumatism,
w. J. Grindell, Slceplessness.
Peter Pitts, Heart Trouble.
Casper Rheel, Kidney Complaint.
George Long, Kidney Trouble
Mrs. Sam'l Nicely General Weakness.
Mrs. George Hakc, Rheumatism.
Mrs. .Amasa Leathan Rheumatism.
James Stead, General Debility.
G.. +. Siehl, Lame Side, shoulder and
hip.
Thos. Watson, Rhuematism and
numbness in arm and side.
Mrs. VIM. Prussing, Rhuematism.
Mrs. Fred Schroeder, General Weak
ness.
Chris Schroeder, Lame back
Mrs. William Meyer, Jr,
Mrs. Henry Knable.
John Poiler, Pain in the back.
John Patterson, depot agent, Back
troubles.
Robert Bration, Sciatica
f. e. Huntington.
Price of Nonpareil Electric Belt, 81.
Wear the belt one week; if it does no
good, will refund So on the return of
the Belt. JOHN F. MUNGER
Platteville, Wis.
For referance address anyone in
PlaitevilIe. AZ 7*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-21

Il. 6 Kramer has sold his property 10
Andrew Kern aud has moved his family
TO Buckwheat Ridge
Fred Plourd has rented his house 10
John Henry, and is going to move his
family to Lancaster, into the house OF
Lon Wayne lately occupied by Mrs,
tenant.
Mr.. Bitz has moved from the Reden.
bach house 10 Barney Schenk's place
where he win stay this summer
Miss Edith Bryhan spent sunday with
her parents at home.
W. d. Burr i again on the sick list
MIR A. Kern is kept busy running
his saw and -four milf
Miss Clara Jones, Of Iowa, spent Sat
urday with Edith Bry han.
Snow FLAKE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-21
Legal Notices.
FOUR NEW STATES.
South Dakota, North Dakota. Montana
Warrington,

Washington,
on February o. 1852, the President sigucd the
bill creating South Dakota, North Dakota. Mon
lana. ana Washington states OF the Union.
SoCTn DANorA,--'fhc great Prairie state. to
which the ST. Paul, Minneapolis Manitoba
Rail wayhas three main lines reaching klcndalt-
Aberdeen. Huron. AtottOwn, aud Sioux Falls
Go to South Dakota via the st, PAM, Minneapolis
e Manitoba Railway aud pass through - Panl
aud Minneapolis en- route.
NnRrH DAKOTA where IL grown No. J Hard
Scotch Fife Wheat: whose healthful climate
nArturcs the most vigorous aud bgainy cyza
ton on earth where single counties raise more
wheat, oats and barley ihnn entire states; the
soil OF whose fertile praities " richer than the
valleys nf The Nile, where the Turtle Mountain.
Minot and Devils Lake land districts Invite home
seekers 10 secure free home. Magninecnt
daily train service 10 Fargo, Grand Forks. Graf
ton. Devils Lake, BoIlincau, and all other lm'
pOriant points,
MoNrANA. rnE ,toLprN --1rCasurcr IN he's
mines az preci0Gs metals wealth Ia her i.0m.0OO
head of live stock; profit Ia her fertile leldr.
producing larger yield 81 crops Than sny other
state or territory. the Richest country per IN
hahiiants on earth. where prosperity Is nnlrrr'
snl; which has the bcrl paid labor ia the world
q bamy winter climate, caused by warm Winds
from the Pacific. This ST Paul Minneapolis n
Manitoba Railway il The 0uly railroad pnesing
through continuous agricultural country from
st. Paul and Minneapolis 20 ihr Rocky NOM
tains. II runs through he Great Reservation 81
lsUn00OU acres OF innd. FREQ g. all settlers in the
Milk River Valley. Wood, water aud eonl IN
passing through Great Falls, with It's l,e0nO00
horse power cataracls; immense coal yelne, and
surrounding farming country ~ free land
through Helena, the capital city aud commercial
centre Of Montana. and Butte, The lichcet mining
camp on earth 10 san l'mGcisco by The Columbia
River Valley, Portland and Shasta Route. or
ogden, 1 tab, 10 California paints. Remember
this Is the only line running dining ears, sleep
ing cars and free colonist slcrpcrs Vt its own
FROM st paul and Minneapolis 10 Great Fplls,
Helena aud Butte. II is also the shortest line
to Butte
Washingon--Ihc country ~ tan timber. in
dented hy Puget S0and, The Mediterranean ~
the Pacific. Do not forget that The ST.. Paul,
Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway Is The only liHe
which OtTcts choice % three routes TO the Pa
eide coast The Manitoba Pacific route Is the
only line By which passengers ca route fOrTaoo-
ma, Portland aud san Francisco can pass through
Port Townsend and seattle, Free 60 Nljsi sleep
ers run through wiihout change ~ dslay Dis
lance 10 the Pacific Cuast Is same M by other
lines, but prices of tickets are five and ten dot
lars less. Take The Seattle route.
For further information, maps, rates and pub
lieaiions in regard % the rcsonccs ~ the fonf
new states, write or apply 20 r I. WHITNEY.
Gent Pass aud Tkt. Agt 81 r.. NJ. & NJ. Hy.,
St Paul Mimi
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-21
GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE or sLooOeI
NATTIE

oREAT CLOSING OUT SALE or stooOgo
CATTLE.
On Thursday April 4, 1889, the entire
Hazelwood herd of Shorthorns will he
sold at auction It is the oldest and
best bred herd in the Northwest, being
established in 1853 The fact that the
herd has won over 250 prizes 1T the best
state and county tairs is good proof Of
their merit as beef animsls. This sale
will consist Of l6exlra good young bulls
and Al females. The COWS as a rule
are extra mixers. Al the present low
prices Of all kinds Of stock our farmers
ought 10 take advantage of this oppor-
luni,y TO lay in few extra choice ami
mails. Write TO 5. S. Browns Sons, Of
Galens, H., for catalogue giving par
Iienlars of sale. Farm viii be sold a
private treaty. ~
merchant Tailoring OF any desired
pattern AZ short notice,
JcBA JEIDE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-21
mHAr ls cAsToRlA7

Castoria is DIR. Samuel Pitchers PFC
scription Cor Infants and Children. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine, nor
other Narcotic substance. II is harm
less substitute for Paregaric, Drops,
Soothing Syrups, aud Castor Oh. It's
Pleasant It's guarantee IS thirty years
use ~ Millions Of Mothers Cassoria
destroys Worms aud allAys lcverisaness
Cas'oiia prevents vomiting Sour Llssd,
cures Diarrhmf and lVitrl Coiics Bsls-
toria relieves teetailag troubles, cures
constipation and aatnlency. Castoria
assimIlases Tie food. regulates the
stomach AMI bowels, giving healthy
and naturai slaep. csstoria q Tie rbi'-
dr<ns Panacsa 1.-The Mothers Friend
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-21

The Character Entertainment and
Banquet. given By the Young Ladies
Literary Society, at the residence Of
John Schreiner, Tuesday evening, was q
most enjoyable affair. 4 full report is
crowded ont of this issue.
Warren Hannum received a.telegram
yesterday announcing The death Of his
brother j. Marshall Haunam, who died
Wednesday morning. at ~ O'Clock, at
his home in eassyillc. 81 lung fever.
Thomas Watson, ESP OF Livingston,
was 2: the county seat on business
Wednesday
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-21
CLEAR LAKE PARK,


Three great meetings viii be held
this year under the auspices Of The Iowa
State Camp meeting Association as fol-
ows
Y0,Rg Peoples Mass fonrcatiDs Of ne
Northeast. Jatg IO-I2
Intcr-State lump Nccting, Jaig I2-2f
HisSionarf Hqss Coaroafioa III ne
Northeast, JUly 2f-2S
Leading workers, specialists ia lr'
various departments named will tc "il
hand to conduct the most successful
series Of meetings over held on the
grounds at Clear Lake Park.
For full information write y Rev. s..
p. mARsH, Cor. Sec, Webster CITY. Ia .
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-21
an rlgeANr suesrITurE

For oils, salts. pills. ahd all kinds of
bitter, nauseous medicines, is the very
agreeable liquid fruit remedy. Syrup Of
Figs. Recommended by leading Physi
clans. Manufactured only by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Company. For sale
10 so cts and S10O bottles by A. IL.
Barber, druggist, Lancaster. %
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-21
DIED.

Of Capillary Bronchitis, in the town
ship of Mt. Ida, Clarence j. Younger
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Jones on
the 9th inst aged months and ? DAYS.
Services at the M II Church. Fenni-
more. and was inferred 1T Tho white
School House Cemetary.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-21
EsTATE-oook

ESTATE-Coe
State Of Wisconsin, County Court Of Grant
CoHnty--ln Probate
Notice Is hereby given that at the special
term OF the County Court. TO Je held in and for
said county, AZ the Court House ~ the city 81
Lancaster in said county on the end Tue day0t
April. a. d isA9. being TIE 9th day u April
1884 ~ the hour Of orc o'cock in The ATTIC rco IN
lhe following matter viii BE- heard and con
.iheied:
The apt cition o. Ellenuor o. Cook for the
ID o nineut o. an administrator II the estate
oil Adam Cook, late Of The town OF Cliton IN
said Grant County deceased
By order IF the cunt.
GEO Is. CARTER.
County Judge.
Dated March 18th 1889 80
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-21

IL Il Il - IN
- Z : y
- $50 j.
mccoy = : no,ia' - - .'se
- mug 7 'loH' : -
capt !, = '9on'oos :, : ''''A7
Pfose'n0"'a = '''s 'o7ie'o -
Anew awning is beng put up 10 'front.'
q h'chafa Niey'f : - D"A
Dan Aeedham received . ne" slo"'o'
machine Tor gflhalhg sausage ~ D'oH
ps1 !,
Johu 'il'otu nv iio'oo ~ -, ,e I
the mouse fee7ha5 puionaseu = go
i'ahe
Mrs. oed barnett 7 iaia ~ VIZ :
severe attacN q luiiaiia'ois ''i0'' : :
tlsm
q Il. Baxter Y 20. have put up 'heil
window awnings ana o'ilei"iso plo'
pared for spring
Mrs. Allen, an aged lady and resi-
dent q Boscobel died at her home IL
that city last week.
The ladies' society Of the Cohgfega
tional Church will meet with Mrs. ous"'
Gobie, this afternoon
Miss Thyfza Mitchell gave pleasant
) o'clock tea Saturday afternoon 70
number Of har Young lady friends.
MIS-. Henry Dasch, presented her hus
band with bran new son. on last We'd
nesday. Mother aud CHS ne doing well
uare,sro9d and Over, have lust re-
ca;,o.s ! now AMI handsome two-seatec
phaeton 10 add 70 their livery establish
ment.
Misses Alice and Nellie Woodward
entertained i few Of their young lady
friends At 4 SIX 3 clock tea on Wednes
dov evening
-, o.ton has cited M unioue
cart for dsbino excursions that vii
excite tile envy Of all lovers Of tue spor
when the season opens.
cons;,lsr,hIa sickness prevails in thi
saot;on 1 couch resembling whoop
inc cough prevails amongst the chill
dren though in ! mild form.
,fa.,a,- /. rbov,as have placed !,
f,ont u their Store ,he awning former
II used. Ii was saved in good orde
and its the new building pat.
~. house occupied IN the family Q
80 ,va,na b.s been rented to Jane
IanaIor',.a ,sbo will take possession d
saan = vacated
IL IL. l. N;ohol.
az eian' 81 -, III
ohl'n va ~ !" : u. -, $50
gay i'se "eeA' 'u' 81 'o'
lntefha'lS'
Franklin hilbert mas disposed q
lot oF iana soo.n q ha'o niaoA ~
oe'ee = 80 go : 4
SIN 4 -
The protraefed meetings y fiatfiea'
arc still being conducted hy hoY. 70
cellds, and wiiLcontinue - iohg as Y
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-21
TUT n CURED BY OLD SPE

TIT n1 ~ CURED BY OLD SPE-
~ CtALfST PHfClAN.
Bottle Of Medicine Free.
We warrant orr remedy 10
cure the NOrst eases. vi
i i J. ~ the only physicians who do
this to prevent your being imposed apon BY
Men using false names and WhO are not Duct9ts
Because others fail u no reason for not usnt
this medicine. Give Express ard P0stoIllce ad
drcss II costs you nothing Address Asahei
Medical Bureau, 24i Broadway, New York.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-21

Eggs 81 per setting. from strictlypure
l.. Brahmas, Langshans, 7. Cochins,
p Rocks, Handans, w G. b. Polish.
Twenty fine chickens for sale by j Q.
BARTLETT, Lancaster, Wis. 3-5<
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-21


Frank Barr Plaintiff,
William pmpton as Executor Of the estate
of John pliuptOn, deceased, and NJ dcyisoe
aud heir at law uf suid deceased & harlotte Plmp.
ton. widow Of said deceased, Lewis Plmpton,
carrie Belt Quigley, Nerllie Plimpton, Minnie
plmpton ana Emma Plmpt0n, Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of and
pursuant 20 a Judgment of foreclosure aud or
der Of sale made Ia the above entitled action,
rendered by sand court at the General February
term thereof fer the year SIS held al the Court
Honse III the city Of Lancaster, Grant Comfy
Wisconsin. commencing on he ~ day Of FeDTn.
ary a ID. iSsS said Judgment nnd order bearing
date the 9th dry Of March, 1855. and the time
allowed by law for redemption having expired
aud no redemption having been made therein, ,
will on the ith day ~ May. A u, 1889 AZ one
O'Clock ia the Afternoon OF said day at the frent
door Of the CUuG House in The ely Of Lancaster.
Grant County Wisconsin, Oifcr for rac aud sell
nj public auction, 10 the highest aud best bidder
or bidders, Ter cash, the following described
mOrtgaged pfcmscr, Ot 80 much thereof Ms viii
be sufficient to raise the amount due on said
Judgment interest and cost together viii cN.
pensc Of sale tu,Wt
The northeast quarter "f The northeast quarter
Of section twenty two t32) aud the west hall OF
the northwest quarter ~ section iwrntYthrec
le3l all IN township No. three % moth " range
Number l3c til west ~ The fourth principal
meridian III Grant County Wisconsin,
Dated Shern'S Office Lancaster. Wiz this IN
day 81 March, A y, 1897
FRANK e.. THOMPSON,
sheriff q rant County, Wis
Orr n Lowry. plaintiffs attorneys, l.. -. ad
dress Lancaster, Grant Co, Wis $40
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No-LIe ENsE re KEr

For mayor, ALIEN IvEY, %, for alder
men, M. NJ. ZIEGLER, %; JESSE WAC
NER, 90; T. d. GOODRICH. 93 GEo
STEWART, so; for supervisor. Allen
IvEY, 90.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-21
NOTICE

My son Frank having left my roof
without Just cause. wish TO caution al
persons against trusting him on my ac-
count, as will pay no debts of his con-
traction. CHAs BELL.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-03-21

The following is ia list Of tools in possession OF
the street commissioner and belonging to the
city:
One crowbar picks. slcdgc. stone ham
mcIs. ? shovels, spade, pl0w road machine,
scrapers, brace. 2bits, nail hammer, 2 hand
saws, square, spirit.lcyei, 2 carpenter hand
axes, stcnc-masOn hammer, , steel drills, I
grindstoDe foot.adzc and gads also. supplies
as follows: One keg nails | lamp-post, $3.50
feet Of oak lumber, ~ barrels Of kerosene oil
All OF which is respectfully submitted this 6h
day Of March. 1880 G. II. BAXTER, Mayor
VIM II DECKER, j
w. NJ. ZIEGLEB, Aldermen.
WILEY