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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-01-10
personal ANO PoLlTlcAL.

Tue Pennsylvania Legislature convened
at Harrisburg on the lst.
the New York Legislature convened at
Albany on the 1st Governor Hill was in
auguratod for third term.
Is the Third district Congressional con-
test case In Tennessee a legal decision was
rendered on Sue Gist ult giving Evans, the
Republican candidate, tue certificate of
election.
ApNER PRuGH, born ia Frederick Coun-
~, Md, January /, 1899, celebrated his
one hundredth birthday anniversary near
Dayton, O., on tho list.
Tine Delaware Legislature convened In
annual session on the lst at Dover
Tar Nebraska and Colorado Legislatures
convened on the lst, the former al Llacoln
aud the latter at Denver
COLONEL JONI Z. DENT, veteran Of TINS
late war, and brothor-in.law Of General
Grant, died in Carthage, Mo, on the ist.
MICHAEL CARNEY, native of Cork, Ire
land, died on the "a at Waterbury, Conn,
in his one hundred and fifth year
MRs. On. J. G.. CHM the Oldest and one
Of the most highly esteemed ladies IN Ken
lucky, died at her home ia Lexington on
the "a, aged one hundred and two years
DAVID p. Brewer and Mrs. Brewer Of
Ridgeheld, n. j., celebrated their golden
wedding on the %.
W. E. BARRETT, editor of the Boston Adj
vertiser, was on the % elected Speaker Of
the Massachusetts House Of Representa-
tives.
AT d Statehood convention in Ellcns.
burg W. T., on the Sd long petition was
adopted praying Congress to admit Wash
ingtou with the Idaho pan handle annexed
Hon EDWIN C. BURLEIaH was inaue.
urated Governor of Maine on the Sd, and
Governor Oliver Ames, Of Massachusetts,,
was narguratcd for second term
GOVERNOR Luce was reinaugurated
Governor OF Michigan on the Ga, his adj
dress being largely devoted to the needs
Of State institutions He spoke OF the
necessity of legislation to protect the ball
lot and recommended the passage of a
local. option law IL one could be devised
free from constitutional objections.
COLONEL DANIEL MCCLURE, Assistant
Paymastcr General was On the "a placed
on The retired list Or the army
joins NJ. THAYgR was On the 81 inaug.
urated as Governor Of Nebraska for his
second term IN his address he urged leg.
islation 70 guard more carefully the ballot
box aud recommended a registry law
Dawn IHwIN, WHO was acquainted with
President Washington, ana served in tho
war Of 1912, died on the 4th OF Wu5eca,
Mimi, agel Que hundred and fifteen
years.
ittv NJ. SrMMFBBELI, a prominent min-
lister in the Christian Church at DAYTON
q, and the former editor of the Herald Of
Gospel Liberty, diet at yellow Springs on
the It'll
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-01-10
gi,.s'g.i5 d ars5s ta

The part fs lip Of ]. b. fox & Go
Of Mt. Hope, being this day dissolved by
mutual consent, all parties owing said
firm will please settle by Jan. /, 1889.
IB i. Fox.
ANTHONY ABRAHAM.
NJ. Hope, Dec l3, 1888 43-~59'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-01-10

q IIsA5Jl.a.a Rep3RT.

Inc rePoiS 81 st'fF'lt4 y 7t''''
rimme for the b'sail'ai p9Fiod enal"g
September 30. ls7'. y = ceaipfflie'ls'Fo
and exact res.in aiid compendium O
al transactions involving on concerning
the State. The vo!ime bears evidence
Of a great ala'ttiit g pAihslahths ana
well directed tas''r' 'nd Y fep'eto VIA
facts aud iianres, nany Ct when one
may examine with interest AMI proht'
The reader is At once impressed with
the fact which The lagos q ihii report
make manitest-that thefs a3i Deon
great growth and famIae''i3a II al tns
affairs Of state arising very piainiy from
the growth aud Development ot the
state itself
The report shows ''ie cot IoF inc Two
years 81 compiling
THE WAR RECORDS
for 1887, s2f,6l6.l0; for 1888, s29,l6l.
10. There having been considerable
discussion pro and con IN relation to
the state war department, it might be
well 10 debate tie question, 1 at all on
an intelligent financial basis, as 70 the
present cost u tiie work This u ne
cost, for tDa $50 years, 700 600.
fAuAaas iSsurtfEs
have cost lha - 0tW ior 1851 and
1883. but t.era Is undoubtedly 40 ex-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-01-10
IN CIUBS

q 1ve Tor oEe year ts5c eaehl ~. ........ So -
offeu feY ona year G5e eas D. ......... q. 80
ard ah extra cops 81 se.fcfupof eiHb.
II -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-01-10
fAEm rRoprers

cf every description. II shows that the
number OF bushels Of wheat grown 10
The whole state ia 1887 was 9,943, 1877; Of
corn, 22,0ai.0ll; Of oats, 81 Co., sol; Of
barley, s,749,772; Of rye, 2,760.l70; Of
potatoes. 1905, o0l: Of root crops, 1874.
4ol; of eranberries, 62,197. Of apples,
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IuT tNpTBTFDN Fss

II towns. cities etc {, itcnized as fol-
]ows; Railroad aid, $l,787. 1oS.16;
bridges, SS56,S79.19; other purposes,
@1,7l7S98 50; interest unpaid. 1925,
n23 70; school districts, S3fl.ll2 o.; an
/" ler purposes, S2l5,S92.6S
he bonded and other Indebtedness Of
7l.e several counties is made up Of rail-
1o.d aid. S767,440.47: roads and
oy'dges, $4,000 interest unpaid, Sll,
't'S; other purposes. SOL, 026 66;
irjebtednes not bonded, SOL .l2S.09
The report Of the secretary Of state
Gcals with
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-01-10
lnee Cnred, Always Cnred.

Fort Madison Iowa Feb "a 1897
Suffered severely with rheumatism IN knee: could
hardly move. Two applications OF St. Jacobs Gil
completely cured ne. No return il years.
i II utITFEE8
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nnce Cnred. Almnys Onrel.

zhs testimony cannot be disputed Il has been
verified AID renewed after lsrss CT ysara No
Tetvrn OF pain. No competition show ike
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H. 4. Dearborn & Cd
Room 2. ns~Iln Block

Lots overlooking Lake
Union on electric motor Ina
6oxIzo feet. $500.
Lots 6oxI1o feet. less than
q mile from business center of|
Seattle, $3.50.
North half lot 5. block "a. S.|
A. Bells addition. 3oxi 20 feet|
$3.50.
Lots within three blocks of|
Madison street cable pows|
house, 3oxI7o feet. only $4oos|
6oxI7o feet. $3.50.
Fine lots in Cove addition
$500.
Lots near Jackson ssrcee|
cable $3.50.
Choice 5-acre tracts, Sr.x5o|
For business properly and
acres at the very lowest pricc
call on
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80 ar nrssn.rrrn,.

N~0TFCs Is ugKERy GEvES THAT THx
- psssAsrssfp sesesategw sxtss3aE ssfNenm
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asss9 fss Y&ras<sA1p. f&. lesasgs sssNElzg.g
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w sn4rres4--sssnszkyaBsn fays4aa4et Kess4
Asad al typ@MEssi&F NaE1 exeS4es5s tysss
WRITERS MATED Esoz ;, Sewkn aissk-
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F~0g sA-Es-eHKAS ssse I'LL ElS hAks
easnter ssaeR sAx And nssrsr kxsEres
s~sq a. e. AssAsi xEs5 Esa e 20 sTssss samea-
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~fsssv theresaFv - ca sAFs su4 Sz<a4eS. 6ser-
ssnzzs 4 ca. a@zz sssssssd street
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rFRsoNtr.

TFEF WILL c0MNUNtCATE WITH TII.fiE
cars OF tostinteiiigen e. q friend OF Agnes
g Saa aastsco he vii bear Of something
Z Sc ssvenfsee
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SPECIAL NoTIfE-

NyOTFCs-wE HAVE OPENKilAS EAsTERS
~ tBte lirence ofssce al ars r say - sAAs
oss.T 5 tie essf sTsas 'f sss re s sei 81 ca I.
neses fer me aesE ~ H-ss-clsss tu1nFtd ssrsAn2
sEgers fram the Est saea as cocks. naessiHsl9s,
coach nsa a1ilers. zen VII o. ~s., = e ~. ~
branches Of business IL EuY Buzz sfs Ni.4 90
= i ~ arsgpssmE n a fcW lines IN care % the
Fas' ilsssiiEsuacr bndersEe,oa g SPELL I--
NOTICE OF aECEfyERs sALE-S0TlcE j.
~ nerehy givs that AMER SD ns Fif &c *
So oTsseE Of The superior coisFf ~ kaas eo2nIys
y FASH ngraa. made On tire IN aaY @ D.sEie =
EssS3, in me ease az Dos v. paEtst - = y 19et1s
ws8 - pnesse ssesan. 90 ~ "a, =
- szti cav. the stgek 81 EaeFe - patse $500
O. Eeas. es1eas. sVsnss. 5avgz5uf. e1tFse et1-s
81 tas GO partnership q LSayd 49, =
ersx aoiuR business - TIC srAna cared los sess-
s3na Tea store. ~ M 80 kFaat street tAsse
doors asrtn q Ezss sfTeefs Snl sc 80 y -
nxsurss 81 sat store at tse sass sssg 49,
0s8aaxing 70 SagH Lloyd & Dsvsek Ssif sac vi
sNke pAsee ~ TIE l@sutsaa Tea fs1,s =. -. l.-ot
FsuTs ssroes. shree 3assTs nnrtn II s1ke ssrsSs,
-eass5s. Efas eeonsys asssAgssa tassaeS =.
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IA BEADED NaueE, tezf 2 EEAN g 2 ss.aAssss1-
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

osPECIAL, NtITICE,-owING TO DELAYS OS
- the Occidental bnildtnz sche1e. Woodruff
4 Co = store. at the corner Of Second street and
Yesaer axcnne, wfII not Be ready IA time for the
holiday trade. for Viii. they have on hand an
elegant stock and as they do not care % carry
them over, have rented tent on Second street.
opposite their OcciheHial store. where they pro
pDse 20 open up tsnporariiT and will have On
sac some OF the finest goods for holiday pres
euts ever brought % this city, consisting Of gean
ine cut glass. Royal Worcester. Boou. Donlton.
Adlerley, Ellis, etc. will open December 10.
sgateh for fa-fAeF announcements
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NorEcE 70 srocKHoIDkRx

NoTTCE rs STOCKHOLDERS
NF0TgCE 10 sTss EHoTDgRs~ffsE KEar
~ "a sNnasl meSssBx 81 fne ssoER snlterz az
tse Fsasxs S4Easa CESaa stack sFax wsl1 b. hala
81 Ire eascs AZ he campAnv. s9 Rost0a tlsek ca
Asnrtsy. DeTSmse@r 8. ISIS. 81 : eAecx = IA
Il s. EolcIsz- TFesseNnt , g SsEgAe, secr~
fAFy.
NwUTEs-E -STyaEE HOE uESs MEETING. TIE
- snnuss sees ~ - tAe SssseS osserS q The
seattle kaasss ncEsaa Cefapanw w3li Re As5a A.
ske esSsaa as thn seSrN a. 81 ne eENk18 ~ TIE
FeMeE haase Il ne eesaeF aTazWe Naag is1s &C
LAKE a &s&sarssm - the ssceCa Mw@aRv fsha
---t. os fasasFs. A. 2. t~s0 AZ , q elaex N
1kNsts@s sar he snssisz yeAr ~s0 sSCa ee
easxsas Aaa seeh esAcz haxsnsss ia x&esef a.
zag sszasiy - = - 8aaN
FsEa = sASDEs. President
L q BkrNS. SexzstaEy,
Nv04fgE 10 sfxN KsEsai nEk~T gEar.
" al anmHxs mnsE Is 0s fAa sass. as s4rs q
tsx E4aE ENznEr snvexTEFu& Enrn p&ry No.
ali - lei a. tAe esEf3 - tie Fass- kasss 4
rsarsr Ce-p&nx eE tae E4A 44y 20 EesSn aes
~ AENaEU HOLMAN Rxess8sak
sfEHskT q SaEEH. s~er~Earv-
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K0oHs AND B04RD.
LsoR RENf-SI. KY FuRSI-HED ROOMS.
en- saite o. singis with or without board.
2.isz seventh street
yEAAIE9-BY GESTLEaAS AID WIFE
~ room and beard IA Yrsva.e family with
IRE aud Bath. central aocaflors state fefnas. M
Questionable reference. Address X, Poss-insei-
EoK ggs1- Rooms.
LsoR RENT-oSE FINELY FURNISHED
Il room 2,oIi Front street
I1oR REsT-PLEAsAET FURNISHED ROOM
- Nossh EiEnsn street. near fesler avenue
IsoR RExT-RooMs: REASONABLE: AT
II tne WI Is, i.sIels Erost street
u,oR RENT-sICELY-FURSI ROOM:
IT suitabis Tor two gealiem "a references re-
eusred. l,022 -eesn9 sire
IsoR RgST-A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
e for gentlemen. sos Pike street
usoR REST-THREg FuRSIsHED ROOMS
far sale aud rent reasonable, Apply D. A.
Hodge, corner suffer and Florence ktEeess,
Jacksoastreef cable
NOR REST-uSFURxIsHED ROOMS. SIN.
IL gle or en- suite; well located. G. w Crane,
so seeoad street.
I,oR kENT-SIcELY FURNISHED ROOMS
Is st Dayton house, Third street, between
nor REyT-A NICE FRONT ROOM AP-
II piy 100 north Eigath and Yesler avsHue.
T.VoR RgNr--FURSIsHED ROOMS AT sl
l. Fourth street
INoR RENT-THREE NICELY FURNISHED
u rooms siasly or altogether; az Eleventh
street, nesr cable lire.
ISoR RENT-NIcFLY FURNISHED ROOM
II n IA colanbia street
IyoR RENT-a ROOMS FOR HoCsEKEEf-
II ing. et ig0fg Main street
NOR G{EST-Two ROOMS FOR LIGHT
II housekeeping. iso6 fcsler avenue
IvoR RESr-FURsIsHED ROOMS, DAY.
Il week or month. top hAt, Phiuney block,
front sal Senecs.
NOR RENT-~EIcEIY FURNISHED Room AT
IT ~ Lombard street
IrOR RKNT-THREE FINR TRNgMRNTs;
II detirabis locality James A. Moore. Rock
wsl building. Columbia street, between Front
aud second
IyoR RENT--tHREE NEWLY FURNISHED
IL rooms wtth att. FOR sntiemen. oaay s0ar
hoeks from pastos1iee. No. Sli Madison street
IsoR AkNg-NIChLY FuRNl-HED Rooms.
II pricss reasonshle. Apply i,7W Tenth street
Hear Ht wen, Lkse Union ear.
TSUK ENT-s A0tJE OFFICES IN SANDER
II son building Front street. aud YesleS ave-
nne. Apply v. Hugo smith. c ARK Co. rooms
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IL AsTEp YoUNG NAN. AMBITIOUS.
sfoin she kass dssire< position OF trust
Assfssa kuStlef last fntet lsrpeer
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Nv a. BoMMAN =. ATTORNEY At LAW
~. kouni 60 seattle bocx. coraer Thirsi Md
Ilsarry streets T
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Tls II. CAM. ATTORNEY ANncOUKaKtx0k
lie etiaw kaa Notary. 60 mefefsl fei}&<~
esAtF4e-
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hAlP AaNFki.-n4Lk

i MANfEp coon VAssRR- BIG
y money ln 10 Address ". II Plerce, "
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III ANfKif~tiENEsAi AGFST nY FIRST.
" tlaSS honSa 70 eanxnskipx. rgsst - a
EsssFi rec cpeHias o. energetic maa must
= esnsiif snd sQoa reference. The Rake
81 Sod Ca, - flosi huEld.us. Sau Francisco
fues hnF.sri
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IL ANfth-FUHg BOYS BETWEEN TIE
~ sgfs ~ 80 aud a. "a alslribnts bills An.
q and 10 o'eloek 10 q. n. Antrim, Russell
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~ 4 u. PRATT. ATTORNEY. AT.LAWxs
lie corporation real estate Law tssnazh xt.l1nz
specially Resin 80 seattle efaek IS
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FOR REyr-HorSEs AND sToREs.
INoE KESg-io- ROOM LoDdINGHoUsE AD-
II ipining posioasoe. Furnished complete: fur.
nItnre aud thrce years Jesse for sale, rent so
per month: clearing SIS mon'h: compelled
10 sci ca ester otner business Inquire today,
Columbia street. between second and Third.
resF oi FIRST National bank.
Y-GR RENT-NtGR pESKRO0Ms FROM s.
Il 50 s. ,, Friedlander, Architect, Colam-
hfs stree a07
I,oR RENT-FINE ROOM FoR A DENTIST
Il or oetoy at the Wits, l,slo1s Prom ssseet
NOR RE> T-gURNisHED IS Room Lop6-
Il inghousel splendid ssw furniture Pratt,
TsoK KENT-r0Ua .Ko0M HOUSE. APPLY
II early 10 nscraang or after o'clock ?. n.
Lsfa frslFr sysnue
I>OR REN f-HoCsE or SIX ROOMS cIosE
II fs and 0ns block from cable Washington
Territory iuvtstneat Cefoptny
Y.oa REST-HorsE or NINE ROOMS on
Il rine street. ere block fFa@ electric road.
Washington Territory Investment Company.
nor RENr-ElEGASf DINING sARLoR
a shs ~iiii< ISIS FFoni street
NOR RENr-ss. ROOM LoDGlNGHoUsE:
Il easernishsd MORGAN. The fsif-
u-oE RaNf--s ROOM HOUSE,. JANUARY 1.
4 near lectrie car slue i.ses rhird street
vslR RRST-OgFfcE; TWO FRONT Rooms
i en- saits ia - - hlock Apely ~ roou4 "a
I,oR REST-oFFlCk Rooms II tHE Guy
L FalnogF htssek. eaxs side Of Eront street
bs.swsaa Celam hfa and M&Tian, scr rent a Fea-
ssnAhte rassk ApalY ~ battling or ef Mecca
Bst Parker 4 Co. secoad street neas GesieF
avsaas.
I,oR RENT-THE VILLA LODGING HOUSE
II On frHtrSoa stre@ss. betueea >sroHd ard
Teir1 street long Lease. Wiie farnltGrs fsE sale.
Thfs = hess ecAi%s hssase N cry Cal A. hsuse.
TsoA RENF-oNE GRGC Shy sruKE ONE
4 drag ssESs, eGs ba5cAer shnp, ess hSkegY
~ Leafs 81 ek Eleventh and Ixekaoa kfFgefs.
Nnne bar fbgase wna vii cae.daes strictly &ySs-
rEsss assz&fs hraeagx ana sligo a RnrF bonded
lease aes4 Apply 5 ?. wistAlF, roosn ;. Colonial
ttark
EN3R gENT-STogE aOoMs Gp0p Toe A.
L Faan ard low szEI Washington Territory
4aw xxaeas ia
i@0A kASr-HonSES FRnN THREE TO
II sartv gNussx, FAs-MaL aaG wfsA fzrGsgGre tcT
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T.,OR GATE-FANgY DRY GOODS AND No.
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front street.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-05-16

sullivan narbor.
This community has known more of
sorrow during the last six months than
perhaps in any like period. Sickness and
death have saddened many homes and made
one family after another more intimate
with grief Mrs. Bixby who went to Bos-
ton for medical treatment returned last
week not much benefited by the change
and advice received there. Mrs. Bucknam
Chicott was taken suddenly i'll Wednes-
day morning with alarming symptoms of
paralysis. Mr. J. S. Foster has also suf-
fered shock of paralysis and can survive
but few hours.
The Sullivan Harbor Land Co have de
cided to build an attractive cottage some
thing after the style of an old English inn
to he used as a hotel in connection with
their cafe and will be connected with it
by a covered arcade. 1t will occupy lot
at the head of Chalet street at an elevation
of one hundred and forty feet. Mr. Aaron
Gould has the contract and commenced
work Thursday morning.
Mrs, Kimhal will take possession of
her new cottage here early in June
Mr.. Mitchell of Bar Harbor is grading the
grounds of that and the Wainwright cot
tagc He has also done some nice work
about Hotel Cleaves.
Col. Green and a party of gentlemen
passed through town Thursday and were
among the departures on the steamer Sap
pho.
Mrs, s. V. Benns and family left for
Chester, Pa, Monday afternoon.
Miss Juliet Simpson is with her sister
Mrs Bix5y, and will remain some time
May IL. SUB.
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Post-offic. Clerks Arrested

BosTON. May Is. Lineus f. Clark and
Edward A. Palmer, employees of the Bos-
ton post-otfice. were arrested Saturday
charged with opening a package addressed
to others. They appeared before United
States Commissioner Hallet this morning
Clark is superintendent of the money order
department and Palmer is a clerk in the
money order office. Both, it is said, were
anxious to secure positions as post-office
inspectors and it is intimated that they
have been on the lookout for some time
for package of questions which were TO
be used by the commissioners at the ex-
ANIMATION, with the intention of getting
one OF the papers and then looking up the
answers to the questions before the day
they would be called upon to write out the
answers to them. Their cases were con-
tinued.