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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-08-07

ent bob sleighs. McDowells former
partner. John Griffith, has been i'll for
several weeks.
4 Free Methodist camp and revival
meeting IS holding forth South Of HIM 5
mill the past two weeks. A number Of
Montfort people drove over on Sunday
to attend.
Mrs G. A. Wilson was called to
Masillon, Ohio, BY The neaf demise Of
her father She did not arrive there in
time to find him living
Mr.. and Mrs. Philander Wright have
been here for several weeks visiting
their son, the postmaster.
Miss Tressie Byerly is back from a
successful term of school in Iowa. She
will spend her vacation at home.
The cellar of Him and Cos mommoth
building is dug and the walls laid.
Work will be pushed rapidly on the
same. II will be substantial structure
and an ornament 70 the town. The 10
cation is grand.
Brechler Bros brickyard has been
turning out brick at a lively rate during
the recent dry weather. There is a
great demand for them.
Small beginnings big ending, so it
will be with our correspondence.
Excuse the limited news at the start
I
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FENNIMoRE

IL e.l ana farmers Gay On AHg
l4,a promises 80 he tae oven, Of he
season Ion Fenuimore. Unusual sud
exhaustive preparation are being made
ana /, via truely he big dav Five
brass bands VIII dispense music, and
en5yen the occasion winding up WITH
4 grand tournament, a prize 81 $50 be.
ing SCI tor the best band Tho indge-
ate Sheriff Thompson. Albert AbIei;er,
aua Representative Van Elston Mt
Hone and tennimore contest On the dl
smond ID the forenoon, Boscobel and
Mineral P,. for the Championship Of 5.
81 Wis. in The afternoon There will
81 innumerahIe sports, races, ctc
Prof. + X Shuttleworth will deliver an
address. In the evening. the Lancas
ter Minstrcls vii appear. and every
thing finally wind Up with grand
dance. Half Of The population Of the
county IS expected 70 be present on the
3ay.
4 great law sui, was On Trial before
Justice Hampton over 4 canary bird,
Monday aud Tuesday. Tho ease was
brought by Farley Gulitord against {.
L Mcdowell.
e. l.. Mcdowell has rented the shop
OF Lou Fischer, and viii 10 blacksmith
ing at that place. Fischer intending 10
devote his time 10 yhe sale oi BIS pat
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Legal Notices.
EORECLOsURE SALE.

kNORECLOSURE SALE.
State Of Wisconsin, Grant County. Ssh Cir
cult Court.
Hugh W. Jsnes, Plaintiff
ohm CJnners, and Catherine Corners his wife,
Plaintiffs.
Notice is hereby gwen that by virtue of and
pursuant to judgment of foreclosure and order
OF sale made in the above entitled action. rend-
cred by said court, at the regular June term
thereof for the year 1889 held at the Court House
IN the city of Darlington. La Fayette County
Wisconsin, the same being a special term of the
Circuit Court for Grant County.
Wisconsin, commencing on the 18th
day OF June, A. d 1889. said Judgment and
order bearing date the gath day of June, 1850.
and the time allowed by law for redemption hay-
ing expired and no redemption having been
made therein, will on the 18th day of August
a. p ioSu, at one o'clock in the afternoon Of
Sald day, al | he front door of the Court House
IN the City Of Lancaster. Grant County Wiscon-
sip offer for sale and sell at public auction, 10
the highest and best bidder or bidders, for cash
me following described mort gagged premises or
SO much thereof a viii be sufficient to raise he
together with expense of sale towit. The west
halt 81 the Northeast quarter the East half Of
the Northwest quarter the Northeast QHarterOf
the southwest quarter, and the North half OF
the southeast quarter OF section No. twenty
tnree ~ the southwest quarter Of the North
west quarter Of section No. twenty-four t24Y
me southwest quarter0f the Northeast quarter
y section No tWenty-six t26l and the east half
y the southeast quarter Of section twenty
seven t2il, an in Township No. seven t1) North
u Range No. one ~, West of the 4th principal
Meridian Ia Grant County Wisconsin
Dated sheriff oiiiec Lancaster, Wis. this Ist
day Of July, a. D. 1890
FRANK q. THOMPSON.
sheriff Grant County, Wis.
REESE " CARTER PLAINTIFFS attorney- Z o..
address Dodgeyille, Iowa Co., Wis. 1875
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-08-07

state Of Wisconsin, Conaty af Grant, ssh
Circuit Court
Herman Bishop a-sisror to Herman Buchuer,
Plaintiff
Joseph Bshop Defendant
Notice is hereby given, that ~ virtue Of an ex-
ecGtion i-sGed ont 81 The circuit Court for said
County npon q Judgment rendered III Justice
Court en- tne b day ~ November a p 1888,
transcript whereof was doCketed ia the Circuit
Court for said County Of Grant. On the 10Th day
Of November. a. y. 1883. III favor of Her
man Bishop, plaintiff auG against Joseph
Bishop defendant ana that said judgment WIS
duly assigned BY said Herman Bishop plaintiff,
70 herman Buchner, as appears from the as
elgumeit flied May Goth, 1850, and an order made
BY he Circuit Court for the issuance of an ex-
ecutiou to me. directed ard delivered I have
tins day levied upon an the RICH title ard inter
est which the said defendant. Joseph Bishop,
bad on the date said Judgment A4s docketed Oh
mas since acquired in and to the following real
estate rowIt: The East half 80 of the North.
west quarter Of Section No. fourteen ll4) Town
ship one 1) Range two west, in Grant County.
Wisconsin | viii offer for sale and sell the
same 70 the highest and best bidder or bidders
for cash. ON the 9th day of August, A. ID. $780, at
Que clock in the afternoon. AZ the front door OF
the Court House in the City OF Lancaster, in said
County. 10 satisfy said Judgment, interest and
costs of sale.
Dated Sheriff Office Lancaster. Wis this 18th
day of jane. A. d 1890
i. G. THOMPSON
sheriff Grant Co.. Wis
II BUcHNEB, assignee P o. Address
Lancaster, Wis. 1924
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-08-07
KEEP orr NY GROUNDS!

PARENTS AND OTHERS TAKE NOTICE.
All persons are hereby notified not to
60 upon the premises occupied by
Ny fish ponds
My small fruit gardens. or
My orchards. fields or pastures.
These are all located inside the city
limits of Lancaster. Any persons 60
ing upon these grounds without my
special permission will be treated IS
trespassers. and legal remedies will be
enforced, Depredations already suffer-
ed compel me to take this course.
ANTON SCHMITT.
I5tf
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= Sl}TITION SALE


County 81 Grant
David >chreiutr ana " \. Johnson. Plaintiffs
Va
william Brown carrie Fox. Il. r. Bur}ci4h "
q Bnrlcigh A j. Wood Bctsey n Thayer, Har-
ret leonard. Maria J Burpit. A. ID. Jilison and
the nknown heirs OF Msrtba Haungm. deceased.
and alt persons or owners unknown claiming OF
having an interest IN the land in the complaint
III This action described. Defendants
Notice IS hereby given that by virtue Of and
III pursuance OF q Judgment Of partition aud
ord er 81 sale made in the above entitled action
II the General May Term. is9@ Of the Crawford
County Circuit Court the same being a special
term .o- the Circuit Court for Grant county. he
gun and held in the Court House IN the city Of
Prairie On Chen Crawford County, Wis on the
21th dav Of Nav 1890, and OIL he 2ath day Of
MAY 1880 the day when said Judgment aud order
was signed the undersigned, sheriff ~ Grant
County WILL on the Isl day Of October. D.
1880 at one O'Clock in the afternoon II the front
door OF The Courf House n the city Of Lancaster.
Grant County Nj sconsin. efter for sale and sell
M public auction 10 the highest aI.d best bidder
or bidders. foE cash The following described real
estate situate in Grant County. N}seon sin. VIZ:
Lots nine 81 aud ten l0i. Block twenty-eight
t9Sl city of Lancaster. according g &c recorded
plat thereof
Dated Sherin.s once La caster. Wis.. mrs
9Th CAV Qf 4 GzUst y 1890
FRANK THOMPSON.
SueriE cram Cos Ms
JOSEPH Eoek. psf> etfy Q Lancaster.
VS.. $50
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PLArTEvlLLE

H. H. Rourtree of Chicago, was in
the city the fore part of the week.
Miss Jennie Bell Of Milwaukee. has
been visiting friends in the city.
VIM. Marcussen our new hardware
merchant, is building new warehouse.
A drove Of mustangs We're in our
streets last week
Jacob KarrmSn was in Milwaukee
last week.
John Plapp has purchased lot near
Fred Liebert's blacksmith shop where
he intends to build a cooper shop.
Briton Brown, OF Darlington, was in
the city last Thursday.
The family Of DR.. Dienbacker has
gone to Milwaukee where Ernest is
having his ears treated
Stephen Bailie Of Belmont, was in
the city last Friday.
A number Of our Masons went to
Mineral Point last Thursday to attend
the funeral of Thomas PriestlY
George Mika Of this city. while Dig
eing potatoes found "a California horned
toad
Mr. Geo. + Cabanas principal Of the
Darlington nigh school was in the city
saturday
J ~ smith was il Chicago % bust
ness .a,t weea.
Pete Baker and Jm Hammond- are
camping Cd the Peeatomea where they
are hunting pearls.
There IS talk ofa game OF base ball
10 BE- played here between the Mineral
PoInt- and the Gaiena Gravs.
john Stelnhof lost bis seven months
old child last Saturday
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~ sTATE-RAHEN.rElN.

-
STATE Of Wisconsin County Court Of Grant
CoaAty-In Probate
Notice Is hereby given that at The september
term o. The County Cont 10 be held n and for
SAID County, AT The Court House Ia the CITY OF
Lancaster, in said County. on he ist Tuesday Of
september a ID 800 being he ID. day Of sep.
TENDER 1890 at the hour o. one o'clock in the after
noon rne following matter win hc heard and
considered:
The application of Il. Binkert 20 admit 10 pro
bate an instrument in writing. purporting 20 be
the last Will and testament Of Elisabeth Raben-
stein, late oi the town Of CassFille deceased.
BY order % the Court
GEO. 3. CARTER
Dated July 3sth. 1850 County Judge
Herman Buohuer Attorney foI Petitioner
23-z1
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Rambler 5 Notes

On leaving fennnnore rode with
Chas ia,suer TO bis pleasant residence
whore W. weee entertained over night
Mr. Passner has ino farm with ample
pasture. and paeioas house, outbWld
ms ete At
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Mt. IDA.

Frank Pettit's general store is well
stocked for country store, and the
business is divided with village smith,
f. w Tandy, and Richard Bugsins who
keeps a general store and has been post
master for over 20 years. Made pleas
ant calls on NJ. SimOns, S. L. Luckey,
Mrs. L. A. Tyler aud Ira Root who has
been a reader Of the HERALD for over
81 years. Joseph Anderson is the happy
possessor OF a bouncing baby boy born
July 81, mother anil child are doing
well. Was entertained over night by
genial Art Richmond, and was fortunate
enough saturday morning to catch d.
NJ. Roseman of Mt Hope, or his way
to Lancaster who gave us lift.
MORE ANON.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-08-07

j P. CudbY and Neal Lee; drug stores
OF Jos. KOmers and Frank Eagers;
McIntyre's general store; the lum
yard Of John Young wagon shop Of
Henry Mossman, and Wade Il Schreiuer
carpenters. Returning through Wood
man took the narrow guage to
WERLEY,
where ! was entertained by j. H. Tay-
Tor, station agent, hotel keeper and
proprietor of the general store. Mrs.
Monteith is in charge of the postofiice.
Also met Mrs. c. V. Register and
daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Keterer and
Fred Atkinson.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-08-07

stopped atlaerro0tmmHotel ana found
MI roaman acoaueons landlord Dur
ing our stay IN The ci,y made pleasant
cali on ] Is Mutley furniture dealer.
: patron q the HERALD for 80 years
and resident IN Grant County for -.
Also met j II Bishop Of the Central
House, I Carrier, l. ~ Hubble, Jas
Barnett Lou Eberle. y Is. Miller. At
torney w, G. Palmer. Attorney Brooks.
y 4 Walker, J. 2 Walker and the
following business houses. Sawyer u
Favor. druggists J H. Sarles. planning
mill and clothes pin factory Wurster X
Keller, butter tubs. cheese. boxes and
extension tables Sarles 4 Beums. wool
en- mills, Ed 4 Meyer. stove factory
Parker y Co, creamery, L. Book. pop
and ale factory Brown X Edwards.
gristmil; Spangler \ Munson. rustic
char mfg. and Ruka Bros. general
manufacturers At
NUSCopA,
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VI CopA

made pleasant calls At the general store
of Jacob Bremmer. hardware stores Of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-08-07
EXEcUTIoN SALE

state Of Wisconsin, Conaty q Grant, ssh
Circuit Court.
Herman Bishop a-sigrorto Herman B1chuer
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-12
Ancient History.

A reporter amused himself one ma
Uonal holiday by quizzing "a regular
Fourth of July darkey" about the orr
gin Of the day. The negro was al old
man, q sage among his people. He
wore the regulation black suit, second
hand and faded, while his head was
adorned with a broken down beaver
hat that had done service before the
war"
After some preliminary conversation
the reporter asked, ''Do you know what
the Fourth of July isf
who. mel In course I does. Hits
de openin' oh de watermillion season,
an de folks lays off a day ter git a
good taste
'Why do the colored people cele.
brate."
"'Cauc de white folks does"
swell. why did the white folks first
start itt'
'Well, dat was fore my time. You
gwine back too fur fur me, boss. But
Use hear 'em tell about IT,"
''How was itF'
swell. ef Use up on de Bible hit
WIZ bout de time Moses wuz 'lected de
fust president er desc United States"
''No; you are a little OFF there; IL
wasn't Moses"
'Well, what wuh degemmen's namef'
'Don't you know itr
'Course I knows it; but I can't
member de name right now"
"Was il Abe Lincolnf'
"Yas, ser, he de man. Ny grandpa
wuz wild him when he rid across de
Chattahooche riber in de batteau, an
grandpa catched de bigges' catfish dat
Mister Linkun eber seed, an he glib
him a silver dollar fur hit, an my ole
lady's got de dollar now. Vas, ser,
dat's de reason dey celebrates de Fofe."
Atlanta Journal.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-12
She Wanted n Monopoly Of Grief.

The colored people ina small town in
Georgia had gathered at their church
to hold funeral services over the re-
mains Of a woman who had died a
couple of days before, and the cere-
monies were about to begin. when the
bereaved husband. who was n large,
corpulent man, beckoned 10 one of the
men standing in the vestibale to follow
him to the horse shed in the rear of the
church. When they arrived there the
bereaved turned on him with:
''See heah, Moses, | wants Al under
standin' wild yo' befo' dis funeral goes
any furder."
''What is it, Juliusf' asked the other.
LAS week, when we buried Henry
Carriers wife, yo' was right at hand.
Yo' crowded yo'self right up to de
front. When de weepin' begun yo' set
yo'self to work an moaned an took on
until Henry hadn't no show tall.
Some of de white folks reckoned yo'
was de bereaved yoself.'
IL dun couldn't help it, Julius"
''Yo' Couldn't Well. now, let me
give yo' n pinter. Lucinda was my wife
and nobody else's. She libed wild me
an died wild me, an Use got to foot all
de 'spenses. Now, den, when de sad
ness begins lie No. I from start to fin
ish. lie lie bereaved, while yo' is only
an outsider who feels sad cause Tze left
all alone in de world. II yo' 60 to
takin' Oh like yo' did last week, I'ze
gwine ter forgit my great loss iist long
huff to turn round an gin yo' such a
Lift under the ear dat You'll reckon yo'
Is the subject of the funeral. Do yo'
h'ar me, Mosesl"
II does"
'sDen cum along, an recommended
what lie been saying. Better take a
seat in de back row an hole yo'self
down, for at the VERY fust whoop of
sorrow I'ze gwine ter light on yo' wild a
fo'ce Of fo'teen hoss power."-Chatta-
nooga Times. a
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-12

The River Press calls upon the -.
Paul Pioneer Press 10 apologize for
publishing a news item some days ego
to the effect thst Hon. T. H. Carter
had passed through st. Pau! en- route
to Montana. We distinctly remember
that the esteemed River Press, acting
on this questionable information,
came out In = column md Q half .di.
toriaI, wherein IL specifically located
Nj. Carter ~ closeted ut Helena with
republican friends, and read that gen
tleman q severe lecture for neglect oi
his official duties. II looks % II the
apology wss due from the River Press,
but 1t has got to be = good deal chillier
than Ii 10 now before . democratic ps.
per In this state will spolog 70 for ira.
ducin : Mr.. Garter or aoy other rspub'
lican.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-12
A Nation with Many HOLIDAYS.

II was reserved for the new republic
of Brazil to institute the most extensive
and remarkable series Of national holi-
days ever known.
The provisional government of that
country has issued a decree which de-
clares that, 'inasmuch as the republi-
can system is founded upona profound
sentiment Of universal brotherhood"
and as this sentiment cannot be prop
erly developed without a system Of
public festivals destined TO commemo-
rate the continuity aud solidarity Of all
generations Of man. il has seen ft to
institute n series Of holidays which viii
commemorate the points Of union be-
tween the history OF Brazil and that Of
al peoples.
The government, consequently, es-
tahlishes nine national holidays. The
1t Of January is 10 b. devoted to the
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-12

commemoration OF universal brother
hood. the 2lst of April to the events
which were the precursors of Brazilian
Independence and the Sd of May to
the discovery of Brazil.
The 18th of May also becomes a holt
day and is to commemorate the broth
erhood Of all Brazilians." The 18th of
June commentaries the republic,
and the liberty and independence of
the American peoples The 9TH of
September is to honor the independence
of Brazil, the 18TH of October the dis
covery of America, the I'd of November
the memory of the dead, and the 18th
q November the glory of the country
of Brazil in general. Youths Com
panion.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-12

poses. lou nave been advertising
counterfeit money for sale"
II haven't. I advertised green
goods"
''It's all the same"
But l have no counterfeit money
never did have. When fools send Inc
the cash for the green goods which ]
advertise l don't send them counterfeit
greenbacks. send them green Calico
well, if that isn't a fraud | would
like to know what is. Come along
New York Weekly.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-12
Bismarck's Protepe,

At one time during the Franco-Prus-
sian war the Germans were quartered
at Meaux, distant about twenty-five
miles from Paris, and il was here that
Bismarck was then stationed. Upon
entering his sleeping apartment late
one night he was amazed to find "A tiny
baby boy curled up on a pillow on the
bed. The little fellow was only n few
weeks old; pinned TO his garments was
a note saying: my husband died at
Sedan. ! have nothing TO eat. De-
spair forces me to separate myself from
my child. He has been baptized in the
name of Vincent"
Bismarck scratched his head ~ruefully
and gazed at this doubtful prize in deep
perplexity. What should he do with
itl We can fancy that he was sorely
troubled. Finally, however, he deter
mined to care for the child; according
ly he sent it by special messenger to
Germany and ordered it to be well
cared for mt Berlin.
''You did WELL" said old Kaiser VIII
helm. sin time of war everything is
worth taking-even a little child"
Vincent, the French founding, Is
now neaxIy 20 years of age; he has
been educated finely and is in all re-
spects n model young man. He looks
upon Bismarck as his father, and when
the old statesman quilted Berlin he was
followed into voluntary exile by the
young Frenchman. Eugene Field In
Chicago News.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-12

How u Feels to Undergo m Operation.
A party of three gentlemen were
seated at a table Of a popular cafe the
other evening discussing the case of a
friend who had recently been through
a terrible surgical operation, when one
of the party, who had had a similar
operation performed on him some
years ago, observed: "a man who is
about to undergo a difficult surgical
operation experiences something of the
same feeling that a man must expe-
rience who is about to be executed. l
know 1t was SO in my case.
l had nerved myself, I thought, for
the terrible ordeal, and had the assur-
ance Of my family physician that the
odds that | would come through all
right we're largely in my favor, and
yet, when ] entered the operating
room and saw the table, the large bags
used in administering the anasthetic
and, most frightful of all, the surgeon
and his assistants with their aprons
tied under their chins-I have faced
death in battle and | don't think there
is a drop of cur blood in me, but my
heart quailed at the sight and it took
all my fortitude to enable me to mount
the table. tried to be brave while
the assistants arranged me for the
anesthetic, but, do what ! would, the
feeling that | was about to part with
my life could not be banished, and as
| said before I then experienced a
something akin to the pang Of death"
New York World.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-12
an MARCHED WITH SHERMAN
TO THE sea-

TO THE SEA
Trudged all the way on foot, over mountain
and through morass, carry ing knapsack and
gun, slept on brush heaps TO keep out Of the
mud. caught cold. from the effects Of which
his friends thought he would never recover.
Lingering with slow consumption for many
years. he saw DIR. Picrce's Golden Medical Dis
every advertised In a country newspaper,
aid he determined 10 try H.. a few bottles
worked a change; six months continued use
cured him. Always too independent to ask
his country for n pension, he now says he
reeds none. He helped save his country, he
saved himself. CONSUMPTION Is Iung-scrof-
ula. For scrofula, in NIL ia myriad forms, the
I'D. covcry" IL an unequaled remedy. IL
cleanses the system 81 all hlood-tiints from
shatcver cause arising. and cur,s all Skin
and Scalp Diseases. Salt-ricum, letter. Ecze-
ma. and kindred ailments. IL Is guaranteed
to benefit or cure in all diseases Tor which IL
IL recommended. or money paid for IL will
be refunded. Sold by druggists.
Copyright. 1855 by WORLDS lis. MED. ASSN.
On. sAcE's cATkRNH REMEDY
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-12
Gall for a Republican County Convention

In pursuance Of instructions received from the
republican state central Committee. primary eec.
cinrts named below on Wednesday, August eth.
1850. hstween th hours Of 8 and 6 o'clock, u. m :,
tpr the purpose OF ~electing delegates and alter
nahs TO the republican county convent on to be
he'd u the cour. house in Miles City, Mont :. on
II urday, september 9th. 1870. ~ . o'clock p. m.
far the purpose Of rejecting seven delegates to rep
Fssent CnsteI county IN the republic n state con
vention 10 be held In Butte City, Mont, on the
11,h day OF September. 1890,
The appor ionment OF representation Of the diff.
Ssrcn, p ecincts IN the county convention will be
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-12

BoZEMAS has published q hand
some folder, comprising IN excellent
description of the Gallatin ". LEY and
many attractive illustrate ,ns of the
Future Capital.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-12
Rather Mixed.

Oficer-You are my prisoner, sir.
Smartle twho lives by his wits)-Eh9
On what charged
"Cilg the mails 70? fraudulent pur-