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ReeeiYed as SH0t ClIh I

in exchange for goods. I carry a good
line or TMwarp, Wooden ware, Pals.
Tubs, Boilers, coal Holds. Brushes,
States and Pencils, and many other
useful articles for household use, other
rDurg
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Mrs. Z. i. IIine and children
returned sunday evening from u two
months visit ia Miehig "a aud c ,nada.
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To al who , ~ - worth af goods
Of me from Octslbes- LIST TO January Isl
VIII give their choice of 81
~ oruA % goods. free Of charge. You
esn set anything SoH want fss4in me in
1f.ss iH7eSily sine. ORDERS from cata-
}.sues s. 81 eci;slitN. AZ Alnds 81 repair
sEoiR done So urlier- ieuae n1bcr place.
ie=.-ift $ lls5is- Stare.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. GFiggs and Miss
Lizzie, of Winfield, Kansas. ars visit
ing with the family Of W. II. Robb
mis- week.
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The rain-at1er's occupation is gone
in this part Of the c1aptry az least. a
steady, ,Irixsling rain has been falling
tt intervals f0r tfe its5 tyo days, and
more in sight
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X or l., /. y 1857
Meets every "Wednesday cve.IiHERt q r
hail Visiting LtUtHcrs HIN.uy welcome.
" i SNOW, IA TOENG.
h 4 "
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sINsLEY CHAPTER NO. IS. RAN
gEtnsey Chapter No IL Il a N, holds rcgu.
lar meetings first aud third Tuesdays in each
month. Transient COmpunions cordially ia
Yitcd 20 attend. ~ ID EtGWlN,
y u ri EsiLE, Sec
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,.nIIInnces Of Eawafds county:


c. :. Darling, Organist Second
I'resJy terIun church, Kansas City, Mo.
assisted by local talent, gave an organ
recital at the Congregational church
in this city last Wednesday evening
IL proved to be rich musical treat
suStr as Eni5!55 has rarely if ever
before enjoyed, and was highly appre-
ciuted by our people. The following
program was carried out md excl
number enthusiastically received:
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We see Ed. y oble on the street again.
lie Saws he has beat all last records on
quantity. quality and prices, tlnd that
lac Is going to give his patrons the
benefit of his experience in low buy
tRg
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q a z
4 % Howe Post M etl IrCs-tS tGC fIr5t Sutur-
day each IssuHth ~ o'.-tJeA o. "a and the
tiIird WUilIe-ti AZ .tr . I'piugE o. ut q \ x
.igI- Visiting cos.irstls urc in- ifri 10 meet
" ia ms 20 ELA NttlN KID.
" 4 SNOW. -AJiuututt. Commander.
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Remember the conservation meeting
Of the Y. T.. :. c. Z. next Sunday eve
ming, at 6:30 O'Clock, ut the Congre-
gationul church. Topic: The Master
is come and caIietA for thee. All are
cordially invited.
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Staple and Fancy Groceries !

come in and price my goods, and
Z VIII prove 10 you that a SILVER dollar
to-day is worth more than one promised
two or three months hence.
If my platform suits you come in
and Z VIII be pleased TO do business
with yOu, and save you money
believing this 20 be the only true
method of doing business, most
respectfully solicit your patronage.
v. D. Billings.
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+. Spiegle & Son have Just receive.
a large hne Of airy goods.


SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATIONS
The Edwards County Sunday School
Association viii hold its annual meet
ing in Eins!ey October 18th and 18th.
We hope for a general attendance by
all the Sunday schools in the county,
and as we are to have a gospel singer
WHO IS EtEL1y recommended by those
who know him, we believe Our county
convention Will be very attractive and
profitable toalT who nIay come. Come
everybody and enjoy a rich feast Of
gospel songs.
Geo. $. Bourne, of Hutchinson, Will
speak in the Congregational church
October nth, his morning subject.
.'Zaccheus;'' his eypnihg subject:
The Drummer We hope TO have
the Evangelical singer here Tor the
Sunday service. Both Geo. s. Bourne
and Rev. b. +. Watson, the singer,
will remain with Us through the con-
VENT IA, ending the evening OF October
18th
by order Of Elk. Committee,
Mrs. AWHILE y. ADAMS,
-s.-e-5-a any
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R. E. Edwards is in Emporia thsi
week
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PROCLAMATION
Know ye ali men and women 10
whom Lhese nresenLs come.


That experience IS @ true but e.. pen
sIys teacher 1t bass taught me that
the profits OF a years business are tied
up in credits, I therefore proclaim and
make known 10 al persons that
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Station Agent Sturgeon caught a
Norway rat in a trap the other day.
He says it is the first rat ever caught
ia Kinsleg.
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\ farewell panty was held at Tie
residence of r. johnson Tuesday
eveling lis honor OF Miss Sophie Par
ker, who departed this morning for
1N719I9eV7 L40T- \ largo IttlLLoct u Our
coIored citizens We're ia attendance.
aud ali speak highly Of the gracious
and pleasing manner IN which they
were entertained
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One Of our most eEteiprising bust
ness men Informed us the other day,
that his profits FOR tie month just past
would exceed by EaIf tire profits for
any September preceding in three
years.
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5. G.. LsOuJcd, the JeWeler, wishes
the psOBle 10 call and see his new line
of jewelry, watches, clocks, optical
guOds, etc He has the largest line to
select from in this section of tie cOun-
try. lie handles only the best quality
OF goods, and everything sold by him
is guaranteed 10 be as represented.
Fine repairing a Speciality. DO not
forget the place, postOdice building.
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Surprised! Well yes 1 should say I
WIS surprised when 1 SAW the fine line
of dress goods and trimmings, ut f.
Spiegie < son : store.
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PROGRAMME.
lEHrt FiUsu
1. C~%an Solo, s-st. Ccceliu''- .-.-.- BatIstc
a. $. Darling.
=. Vocal Solo. Rock or a --es, ''-... IIscboI
Mrs. r. ID. Smith.
Q. ORGAN Solo a IIy1ing Of Nuns , Wely
T., s. Darling
4 Hesitation -..--------.-.- ...----. Selected
Miss Lizzie Griggs-
.. Vocal Duet. Love and War -...-. Cooke
hCssl Peck aud 5CaIussus-
lPart Second1
L Organ Solo, '-slld Folks at Homo" Smith
ttECmc and variations C. s. Darling
Vocal Solo. Marguerite -....-..- BischUE
Mrs. L. H. Wiudle.
3. PIANO Duct, -.--------- .--.. Selected
Mics ACrehcad tt7d Mr- Darling.
L. Good Might BE owed, '.----..-.- Piusuiti
hesuames smith and Windlc, Mcs5rs
PECK and Scuuuus.
D. Organ SOLO, Flute Concerto .----.-- Rink
C. $. Darling
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M. II. FRENCH,
COUNTY II FTOR .YEIj,
KISsbEY. KNNsAs,
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Mrs. Z. o. WatruHs, Who has heen
suffering with typhoid fever became
very much worse the early part Of the
week, hut Is now improving, and hopes
are entertained of her recovery.
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The Kusiey Musical and Literary
Society meets II the hume Of D. L.
Spiegle this evening. An enjoyable
time is assured all the young people
vino attend. Tie evenings program
consists OF several Interesting num-
Ist,lg
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The Mails.

Daily feEce,t SUNDAY . 3. =. tn p.
8undHy 800 --...-.--.. .---.--.. = P b. 10 5 p
Honey order aud Kesfistry- A. n. 10 8 p,
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Farmers, go To +. Spipgle K Son and
see the ''FarnIers compendium a val
ual1e book given with every $50 cash
sales. Every farmct shUtild have one
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-10-02

Premature badness may be preyen-
ted and the hair made to grow oil heads
already bald, by the use OF Halls Veg
etable SiciIlan Hair Renewsr.
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avery ThuradnY at q ? ~. in @ = hall on
standing cordiallyin v.tedt 10 attend.
O. LAsAREE. SCOTT NsATaAN,
KiNsLEY CHAPTER NO. IS.RAM
iSinaey Chapter No p, Il \ NJ, .anlds regtl.
iar la.eiiTg5 nTst ,,nI IhiTI Lue7ady5 III e'ch
HBPikHCE, Sec HF
AOUw
TIinsley Iof2e No 1871 meets every second I
heIri 4 Ra on sxtR street. Vistihy ' bTothers
sre S9rdi9I;T tpYitel TO ieeet T,iitts h
recorder NW
q. AF&AM
M4 IN M9rs t io stF "a ,@ ss T Sag fa
Tuesday ey.nings. OF clch III 7nIhs, ,,l.,-.,
sc.IutEr' " n
pOF
tur !" 81 Lodgo No T., ,-seGts every MONDAY
~ members OF Inc order " e, i tT,1s I" 90
* SNOW, Secretary 40
X or L, l. y 1857
Mce 3. ever weInr+i"y eve.'ingst q i X !
I'LL Eisii sv lto'herS "i"pi % vft;gG
& a e
II a Howe Post M sli rrc"ts tac firat sgtur- I
thir,, wCgime-,ii ~ ~ : ,'ciucl p IT, ~ q \ Il !
2 II u Visiting eo''''f Hr l iH: K poet
W Stow. AaiuntaHi. Go'an,under.
FASIC
SuuEogycr Aiiis,ucy No. meets every
snt"r'm, Al rii u . \ * hail. visiting
Tres q q vi; &c Il \ \ y DtSS
M II. Ho9n,
.HTTOR Y.EY-fTLEIT,
llI%sLEY, KASsAs.
w. II. FHaSOH,
COUNTY .4FTOR YEY,
KINsLEY. KANSAS,
FIRED D. sMIrH,
.ATTORNrEI-.11eL4U,
KINsLEY, kansas.
LOCAL NEWS.
L. b. Noble, s., was in the city
Saturday.
More new goods at f. spiegle &
sons store.
C. II. Stack boarded the early train
Monday morning fur Wichita.
\. NJ. Mer lyman left day MORN
f'g OH trip to Wichita AID Cold
water.
\ number of our city people
attended Wallace Y Co.'S. circus at
Larued Monday
T. Spiegie X Son have just received
a new lot of ladies corset.
Mrs. c. II. Cohen, Of Augusta, Ga,
is visiting with her friend, Mrs. +. d.
smith, this week.
The Misses Clara Hine and Mable
Windie were pIeasants eha5ty callers
on Tuesday.
The new goods AT Edwards & Mobiles
are all in and they want you To come
il and see them.
Frank Worrei who has been visiting
here returned Wednesday, evening Is
his home in Garden City.
We see Ed. Noble on the street again.
lie Saws he has beat all last records on
quantity. quality and prices, t,nd that
lac Is going TO give his patrons the
benefit OF his experience in low buy
ing.
Mrs. f. i. lime and children
returned sunday evening from u two
mouths visit in Nlehig "a aud ,nada
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. GFiggs and Miss
Lizzie, of Winfield, Kansas. are visit
ing with the family Of W. II. I&obb
this week.
Mrs. L. Barber returned Friday
fran + lwrence, where she had been
,ttteafiag tbs state convention Of the
W { 7. u.
The rain-1lIker's occupation is gone
in this part Of the elaptry az least. A
steady, ,Irizzling rIin has been falling
tt intervals for tfe its5 tSo days, and
more in sight
To al who h,y - worth af goods
Of me from Oetlbe. LIST TO January list
VIII give their choice of 81
WORTH oi goods. free Of charge. You
6sn set anything Aoa want from me IN
ff-e .e7pslgy linr. GldeFs from cata-
}esue s. 81 ecialitN. AZ Aluds % repaif
sEu1k done tn urlieF- keDae nbcr place.
it=e-id $ il.Fi.- Stare.
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What of the e.flrt u organize d
brass band in Ki-sley? We have
heard 10 report of the meeting called
for that purpose some weeks ago.
Surely We have the musical talent
to support band Let US have it.
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Rev w Il. Brehn will occupy the
pulpit at the Congregational church
Sunday. Service will be held morning
and evening.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-10-02

oLosiN0 or NAILS.
Fast bound GAO A 81. s:3I n. 8:3o p 4
" cot bound 80. II 80 a T;iO p II. 1850 81
W. 5. HEBRON, Postmaster.
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To every one who buy $50 worth OF
goods of mo from October st to Janu-
AIRY LIST l. viii give His choice
of SO worth of goods, free of charge,
II. NJ. Schnatterly, jeweIer, at e. \.
Read 5 drug store
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Special attention of our readers is
called t. V. y. billings -proclama-
tioH,' published ,.iseH here in tiis
issue. Mr.. Billings has adopted the
strictly cLsh plan" and i'll couse-
quence, sells goods at the lowest figure.
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Dick Miller has returned from
I}at6n, New Mexico. and Will hence
forth be counted among the farmers
OF Edwards county. He is all ready to
put in large crop Of wheat.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-10-02

Il. J. Ross, OF Milwaukee, Wiscon-
sin, is visiting with his daughter and
son-in-law, hIr. and Mrs. SpurgeOn.
He viii remain sGveral weeks.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-10-02

Rev. ". Z. Brehn, of Pennsylvania,
preached TO faiF-sized congregations
morning and evening of last Sabbath
at the Congregational church.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-01-29
a SURPRISE PARTY.

One of the most successful of surprise
parties was rendered Mr.. and Mrs. c.
w. rockingham, at their handsome
new residence, Friday evening, by about
fifty ladies and gentlemen assisted by a
dozen visitors from other cities. With
out the slightest warning the guests
marched in, carrying their own lunch
of sandwiches, coffee. Ice cream and
cake. After presenting Mr.. and Mrs.
rockingham with an elegant oak dim
ing table and fine dGmask napkins, as =
slight token of esteem. the merry
makers sang, played cards and with
instrumental music wiled away the
hours only too quickly, most delight
full evening and one long to be remem-
bered
The guests from abroad were: Mr..
and Mrs Sherwood, Miss Jessie Sher-
wood. MIR. and Mrs. Pierson, Miss Hurd,
Miss Opple and MIR. Villas. of Madison;
Mr.. Getting, Mr. Koch, of Baraboo:
Miss Hurd, of Boscobel; Mr.. House, OF
Milwaukee; Mrs Dollar, of Mineral Pt;
Mr.. S. Clifford. conductor of Narrow
Gauge. The was the biggest surprise
and productive of the most amusement,
as all had by divers ways and dis
guises smuggled themselves into town
on Mr.. Frothingham's train.
The visitors were cared for by Mrs.
John S. Wright at whose house the
company gathered, marching in a body
to the rockingham residence.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-01-29
JusTrcE s couar

James Sweeney and John Becker
were given an opportunity of paying
81. 40 each for engaged in free fight.
by justice Wheeler, Jan goth.
Two days later Joe Ellis was arrested
for being drunk and helpless, and taken
before justice Wheeler and was gwen a
fine in default of the payment of which,
he was remanded to jail not to exceed
Is days or till the fine is forthcoming.
On the 2Ist, inst. three young men
were brought before justice Wheeler for
throwing snow balls through the win
dows of = VIM. Droulard's residence.
Mr.. Droulard appearing against them.
Each paid a fine of 81 90 and costs.
The last case was given a hearing
last Friday when Frank Webb of Patch
Grove was arrested for selling liquor
without license. Patch Grove is one of
the towns of Grant County that do not
grant a saloon license, The complaint,
which was instituted by the town au-
thorities, alleged that the defendent sold
liquor Nov. 9th, last, Thanksgiving
day Webb plead guilty, and was fined
$50 and costs, the lowest possible fine
under the statutes for the offense The
cost amounted to Si4 so
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-01-29

about 40. The work of organizing be-
gan by electing Hugh A. Moore presi-
dent. Chas. Cox was elected Vice Pres
ident. and Ellsworth McKinny Secretary
A business committee of three consis-
ting of S. GriSwold, S. Winehell and
John Treloar was appointed by the pres
ident. They appointed the next date
and place of meeting on Saturday. Feb.
9Th, at the court House, when they ex-
pect their charter and when they will be
full fledged Alliance. The little sum
of 3 so was the admission fee. Col.
May remained over Sunday in this
place, and on Monday went on his way.
to continue the work of organizing the
state.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-01-29
PERSONALS.

Pat BartlY of Bloomington was bust
ness caller Tuesday.
Mrs w. e. Chaedler of Beloit is visit
ing Miss Jaenett Meyer.
W j. Dyer. went to Galesburg. Ill.
on Monday fol few days.
w. Granoy of Preston, made a
pleasant call 81 this Office Monday.
Mrs. esquire" Stevens of British HoI
low visited friends in this city the past
week.
Ed Hawk and Jess Parnell of Platte
vile, spent Sunday with Lancaster
friends.
F. Roddick, of Ellenboro. was in
town Monday and made pleasant call
at this Office.
Jas. Harcleroad and wife of Platte
vile visited couple of days in this city
with friends.
Henry Roth, of Sitter, was caller
in town Monday.
Mrs. Matte Munns of Fennimore,
has been visiting with her parents in
this city the past week.
Supt. d. Neodham is attending
state meeting Of the County Superin
tendents, at Madison this week
Mr. Scott Moran is canvassing the
city in the interest Of the State Gazet-
teer, published by X. L. Polk & Co. Of
Chicago.
VIM. Morris, accompanied BY Miss
Josephine Morris and Chas. Smith, Of
Plattoville, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Lancaster relatives.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-01-29
An Acquisition to the Los An
geles Bar.

Farmer Dillon. of CerrItos, has be-
come Lawyer Dillon. OF Los Angeles.
Yesterday he opened his offices in the
Farmers and Merchants bank building
and made some New Years calls. Mr..
Dillon graduated as head of Racine Col
lege (class of '72). In 1874 he was adj
mitted to practice by the supreme court
OF Wisconsin, and removed to Denver.
Here for fifteen years he continued to
practice, and gained high rank and a
modest fortune in his profession. He
was, moreover, one of Denvers solid
citizens. and in enterprises for her ad-
vancement hc was always active, gener-
Gus and hold
Five years ago his health failed from
over work. A lower altitude and out
door life becoming necessary. he bought
a farm on the south slope OF Cerrtos,
about eighteen miles southeast of this
city There, with characteristic energy,
he has built a residence that would orna-
ment any city, and planted 40 acres in
figs, olives, oranges, lemons, guavas,
walnuts. apples. peaches and other de-
ciduous fruits. The trees are still young.
but lusty, and give promise of rich re-
ward in the near future. Mr.. Dillon is
not hOarder of wealth. He has added
100000 to the wealth of this country,
and has distinguished himself as a sue
cessful farmer and public spirited
citizen. He is now the picture of robust
health, and returns to his profession
with fresh zeal and enthusiasm. During
the last campaign he was active, intelli-
gent and energetic in the council of the
Democratic party, and on the stump.
He was one of the organizers of the
Farmers Alliance in this stale, and is
now one of its principal advocates We
are glad to welcome such men as Mr..
Dillon to our city and state, and we
trust he may find the practice of the law
here as pleasant and profitable as it was
in Colorado Los AngeleS Herald.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-01-29
OBITUARY.
JOSEPH PLACE.

Joseph Place was born in Yorkshire
England 1926. His parents were devot-
ed members of the Wesleyan Methodist
church and trained Joseph in the faith
and doctrines of Methodism. At the
age OF fifteen he united with the church
and from that time to his death was a
devoted and earnest christian. He was
married in 1913. He came to the United
States AND settled in the town of New
Diggings. Here he lived nine years.
The res of his life except few years
was spent in Grant County, twenty five
years of which was spent in this town
Mr.. Place was a good husband and
father. He had the esteem and conf
dence of his neighbors His last illness
was of short duration yet he was pa
tient and submissive TO Gods will. While
living in the southern part of Lafayette
Co. he united with the NJ E. church
He afterward united with the Primitive
church, but while in this city attended
and affiliated with the M. +. church.
The sorrowing family have the sympa-
thy of large circle of acquaintance.
LUCINDA GRIFFIN.
Died Jan. 25th, 1891, at the residence
of Jos Nathan ST.. in this city Mrs. Lu-
cinda Griffin, age "a years and IA days
Mrs. Griffin has been a resident of Ian
caster for many years, having come
here in 1854. She has made her home
with Mrs. Jos. Nathan, her daughter
for a years Her life has been an ex.
empary one. She departed this life
Sunday at 1l;l5 A. NJ. and was buried
in the Lancaster cemetery Tuesday al
10 o clock, Rev. p. NJ Mason officiating
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan return their heart.
felt thanks to the neighbors and friends
who so kindly assisted them during the
sickness and death of the departed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-01-29
Of Interest to All Invalids.

DR.. Ham, of New York City. will
make his next visit TO Lancaster, Wright
House, Tuesday, February 3.for one day
only. DR.. Ham is no stranger in this
community He makes regular visits
here, and his many patients are ready
to bear witness to the efficacy of his
treatment and the permanency of his
cures, even in those cases where other
physicians pronounced ncurable. This
fact alone ought to convince the most
skeptical. Those who from year 10 year
have been putting off the treatment
which they need should no longer doubt
the evidence of their own senses. Sue
cess is the best of merit, and DR.. Hams
success is as remarkable as it is sub
stantial. His reputation rests upon the
solid basis of work done and of value
rendered for every dollar of fees he has
collected DIR. Ham is no tramp doctor,
with no home, no place of business, no
credit no responsibility, who fits from
city to city, protesting to raise the dead,
but makes professional visits to those
communities where his patients are most
numerous, and for the benefit OF those
who can not make it convenient to visit
him at his home Office. Those who,
therefore, confound DR.. Ham with the
ordinary "trayeling DOCTOR" are unjust
to him and to themselves, for by con
sulting him they would be convinced of
their mistake Do not put off your visit
to some future time, but eau and see
him at once.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-01-29
FARMERS ALLIANCE MEETING

A meeting Of farmers was addressed
by Col May of Viroqua, at the Court
House Saturday afternoon. A large
crowd was present. Col. Mays ad-
dress was quite lengthy, and his argu-
ments were the same in substance as
those advanced by the Greenback party
some years ago. and later by the Union
Labor party. Following his remarks,
an invitation was extended TO those
present who wished to organize an an
lance, to come forward and give in
their names, and was responded to by
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-01-29
County Court.

Est. Henry Lorenz, decd. Pet. to
probate will. Proved. allowed and adj
mitted to probate; August Kettler
named as executor and his bond fixed
at $500.
Est. John McAvoy. decd. Pet. to
probate will. Proved, allowed and adj
mitted to probate. John Woflenden
named as executor and his bond fixed
at $1,000
Est. r. r. Ballentine, decd. Pet for
settlement. Account restated and al
lowed. Assignment of residue continu-
ed TO End Tuesday in Feb.
Est. Peter Jackley. decd. Pet. TO
probate will, and to appoint guardian
with will annexed. VIII proved. al
lowed and admitted, jeanette Jackley,
widow, named executrix. Bond fixed
at 800.
State VS.. Geo BIandes, charged with
abandonment of wife and child. Upon
application of deft. this hearing was
continued to Feb'y. goth at p. m. and
the def. ordered to give bond 10 the
sum of $500 or stand committed to jail .
Bond secured.
State VS.. Frank Hail. Grand Larceny
pleaded guilty and was sentenced to
one years Imprisonment in State PEN
itentiary.
Thos. Lynett, adjudged insane and
taken to Mendoza.