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BALDWIN's BRANDY.
ReportOf the Gauger to Revenue Col
Iector Quinn,

The United States gauger who has for
some days past been making an investiga-
ton into the manner in which 142 barrels
OF brandy were Improperly refilled in the
winecellar of E. j. Baldwin, under the
Baldwin Hotel, presented his report to
Revenue Agent Thomas and Collector
Quinn yesterday.
Revenue Agent Thomas, speaking Of the
report, said yesterday: The ga uger gagged
all the goods in the cellar and made
thorough investigation. BE found all the
goods 10 be as represented by the owner.
The reflling was not exactly proper, but
could not possibly he construed as rectifca-
ton. The object of the owner was to re-
move his brandy from part of the cellar,
ana his foreman took barrels containing
remnants and poured them into separate
casks until they were full. On examining
the brandies 1t was found that the mixing
was done with packages containing brandies
manufactured at or about the same time.
Mixing package made at the same time is
not rectiication, and there has been no
violation Of law.
The goods are still under detention. and
the whole matter has been referred to the
department at Washington. The report of
The gauger will, no doubt, be satisfactory
explanation of the matter, and without
doubt the goods will be ordered released
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Cleared.
Stmr waIia walIa wallace Victoria aud Port
Townsend: Goodall. Perkins 4 Co.
schr Emma Claudina, Nelson, hunting and fish
Sailed.
stmr Del Norte Stockn eth, Crescent city.
Stmr whitesboro, johnson.
Stmr Arcata, Donaldson, Coos Bay.
stmr W stport. Jacobs.
Stmr Cieone, Miller, Wostport.
Bark Corypheue, Grant, Alitak
Schr Premier, -Heegard, Kariuk.
Shipping Notes.
Steamers to sail today the China for China
Victoria ana Puget sound WIiiamefte Vaiiey for
Eaquiua and Portland, Emily fer Coos Bay and
Gypsy for the Salinas River
Steamers TO arrive to day are the GrandhoIm firm
Nauaimo, North Fork from Humboldt Bay, Point
Iona from Grays IIarbor. Santa Rosa from San
Diego and Bonita and Santa Cruz from the south
coast.
The Br ship Aucheucairn goes to Talcahuana to
The following Br ships load wheat at Portland for
Europe: British Army, Highland Howe and Oak
bank, all 25s; Seaforth, 22s Sd.
TelegraphIc.
POINT LoBoS- April 24-lo N-Weather,
Spoken.
Apr 10. so \, 10 w, Br ship W Plrrle hence Dec
Fen 49, 81 :, 60 w, Br bark Rance, from Oregon
Domestic Ports.
ENERErr-SaiIedA APR 22-Semr Homer, for San
VENTURA-saiied Apr 28-schr Jennie Wand.
SEATTLE-Arrved Apr 24-Ship Spartan, hence
APT IL.
GREENwooD-Arriyed apr 24-stmr Alcazar,
hence Apr %
SAN DIEGO-Arrived APR 2z-Br stmr Bawn-
more from Nanaimo
coos BAY-Arrived Apr 24-schr Guide. hence
Apr l9.
NEwPoRr-A Arrived apr 24-schr Edwd Parke
from EUREKA
TATOOSH-Passed in Apr 24-Ship Big Bonanza
from san Pedro for Nauaimo.
BOWENS LANDING-Arrived APT 2S-Schr Mon
terey. hence APT 81.
EUREKA-Arrived Apr 23-schr Lottie Carson.
from Newport. Apr 24-sehr Elnordh. from San
Pedro; brig Tanner. from san Diego.
Eastern Ports.
NEW YoRK-saiied APR 23-Ship Jos B Thomas
for San Francisco
Foreign Ports.
NEWCASTLE, NSW-Sailed APT 81 - Br ship
Agnes oswald. for San Diego.
ANTOFOGASTA-SaiIed Mar 2S-Shlp Geo SkOl-
field. for Victor a
ILLoLLO-A TrIved prior TO apr 2O-Shp James
Drummond, hence Feb 9.
LONDON-Arrived apr 22-Br bark Balmore, he
NANAIMo-Arrived APR 24-Bark wilma, from
San Pedro.
vICToRIA-Arrived Apr 23-ship Geo skolheld,
from AntofogaSta.
FAsTNET-Passed APR 2O-Br bark UIock, from
Oregon for Queenstown.
ImportetIonS.
FORT BRAGG-Per Daisy Kimball-I safe. bdl
car wheel, 2lO NJ IT lumber, 3 bIs ndse, 1 Dbl
whisky.
ConsiGnees.
Per Daisy Naturalization Lumber Co: Hendy
Machiue Co; Brigham, Hoppe 4 Co; san Francisco
Chronicles q Camtlloni Il Co: A Clayburg & Co:
McMullen; Dallemand & Co; Zuckuman.
For Late Shipping blteuioelcs sec Eighla PI5=
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SO by 100, W SO. lot .. block 1874, corrected
map. Raymond Tract, Berkeley; 50.
OF Fourth street, S59.l2 OF Charming way 5 -
by E l25. lot 49, block 1872, corrected map, Avery
+. NJ. and MARY Il. Smith of Oakland to Cesar
Isaacs. lot on NV corner Of Calais and FELTON,
$40
Thomas and Anna Ayden OF Oakland Township to
Joaquin silva OF Oakland Township, lot on 5 line
Of Folger avenue. llS7:llLa w OF san Pablo
avenue W 40 by $ 1875; also W half OF lot Al villa
Homestead Association Berkeley: $40.
james ana Anna Anderson OF Berkeley to Miss
Anna Sc4reiber OF Berkeley lot on line OF Butter
worth street - . W Of Lowell W 81 . by y l35;
also OF - and hair OF lot y, block rs. Smiths
subdivision Mathews Tract, BerSeley; SO.
John p Freeisnd OF san francisco TO Charles A.
bailey OF Oakland, lot on line OF Delaware street,
200 z of California, so By 5 1877. lot %. subdl-
vision OF range ] ], Hardy Tract Berkeley; 1925.
James L. aud Mary c, Barker to Joseph Hume of
San Francisco. lot on line OF Dwight way, 1877
ker Tract. Berkeley; 500.
}. W Phillips 10 Joseph and Katharine Goldstein.
lots 55. So and So Henry q Philips subdivision OF
Bray Tract, Brooklyn Township; $40.
Joseph and Katharine Goidstein to Henry X.
Bennett' lot 80. same tract, Brooklyn Township;
Augustine Z. Peron OF Alameda to f. F. Herve OF
Alameda. lot on line OF wood street., 100 y OF
Buena Vista avenue, 100 by so lots 35 and So,
block $, ChaDIn Tract, Alameda; $40
william II. Noy OF Alameda to 6. Profumo OF San
Francisco lot on ) line Of Rdlr cad avenue, 100 w
OF Sherman street, ; 100 by W 30 lot s and L
feet OF lot q block %, properly Of Charles Fitch,
James NJ. Allen OF Alameda to Manuel J. Furtado
OF Alameda lot on \ W i!ue o. Seventh street, so
1888, SW SO. block 50, South Addition to
Liverlnore, Murray Township; $40.
julia ". Beam OF Lorlu 10 ID. W. c. GasEiu Of
OAAiahd, Iot u fhelan Tract on the Alameda,
Schule's subdivision so. /, Santa Cara said prop
erty being is Santa Clara County; $3.50
nNietor, Eugene and George LIE Roy TO Manuel
tn0s OF san Leandro, lot on NE line Of watkins
stree, 20 ; from center OF san Lea9aro Greek,
Leandro Eden Township; sl5.
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The S+at;ef;cian

The seventeenth volume Of this valuable
work Of reference has just been Issued by
L. p. McCarty. 1t contains vast mass of
faets-historical, statistical, mathematical
and Of general character-many of which
cannot be found elsewhere without much
laborious research. Especial care has been
taken to gather Information regarding the
countries OF Central and Southern America,
whose relations with California are daily
becoming more intimate. The chronology
ical history of the world, though BRIEF is
very complete. The result of the Presi-
dental election of 1892 Is given in full by
counties In each State and much valuable
information regarding the Worlds Fair is
furnished for the benefit of those intending
10 visit Chicago during the progress of the
exposition. Under the head Of the Prac-
ticaP the problem of squaring the circle is
solved TO the satisfaction of the compiler,
and his exposition Of the process by which
he has arrived at his conclusions cannot
tail to interest all students OF mathematics.
Published by l. 7. McCarty. Price-In
e.oih 81. in leather SOL
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MONDAY EVENING. April "a.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Silver steady.
Wheat unsettled.
Barley and Oats unchanged.
Corn weaker.
No change IN Hay.
Beans easy and Inactive.
New Potatoes weak Old firm.
Good Onions sell high.
Less Butter on the market.
Eggs steady.
Poultry weak and dull.
Strawberries lower
Navel Oranges move of we'll.
Heavy receipts OF Asparagus
Sharp break in Beef
Wheat Freights advanced.
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Builders' Contracts.

Henry Pierce with Healey, Tl6betts & Co. TO
buIid on limo of Sacramento street. l75 OF
DLumm. 59:s. %. y $3.50. L rs, S SO q, W rs.
50: ,. w IS; 5000
UlTick Guinz with James Campbell, TO build on
ilue OF DevIsadeTo street, 125 y OF Page, rs by
1868: $3.50.
Charles J. WinEerter with +. Wagner. brickwork
grading etc, on 81 corner Of Jackson and De visa
deLo streets. S 81 So by 10; SI.g9.
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San Francisco Meat Ntarket.

The war between the Baden people and the whole
sale butchers mas demOralZed Beef. which Is lower.
weak and unsettled. Mutton and Lamb are weak.
owing 10 the same cause. Wholesale rates from
slaUghterers are AZ follows:
BEEF-First quality, &c; second quality SIC;
third do. 4G5c 4 n
vEAL-Large 6@7e 3 n; small Calves, 7I.@sc;
Dairy Calves S@SL3 q II.
MUTIoN-W ethers 6Ia@7c p 10; Ewes 6@6Isc.
SPRING LAMB-SG9c a 10.
PoRk-Live Hogs. 6ts@6ssc for heavy and me
dunn grain-fsdi stock Hogs, 5fIe Z Il; dressed do,
912@lOc q II.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE OCCIDENTAL
~ Consolidated Mining Company. Location OF
principal place OF business. san Francisco Cal:
location OF works, Silver Star Mining District
Storey County, New.
Notice-Ihere are delinquent upon the follow
ing-described stock, on account OF assessment 80
~. levied on the l7th day OF March 1893 the
several amounts set opposite the names OF the re-
speCtlYe shareholders as follows.
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And IN accordance with law, aad an order from
the Board OF Directors, made on the 14th day of
April, 1893, so many shares OF each parcel of such
STOCK as may lie necessary Will be sold at public
auction at the onice OF the company. room 81. 800
Montgomery street, san Francisco, California.
o'clock p. N. of SAID day 70 pay said delinquent
assessment thereon, together with costs OF adyer-
tIslng and expenses OF sale.
J. SrADTFELD JR., Secretary
omce-Room %. 500 Montgomery Street San
francisco, California. apis "a
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General Merchsndise.

BAGs-cacuttas June and July. 614@6ssc; Wool
Bags, 3OLa032c.
SUGAk-Ihe Nestern Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube Crushed, Powdered
aud Fine Crushed, ali 6ssc = 10. Dry Graduated.
b54c; Confectioners' A. 56Ac p II; Magnolia 5Isc:
Extra G. &c; Golden c, 434c; d. 4lRc; Standard
A, o12e; half-bDls. lac more than b0is, and boxes
&c more,
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HEAVE :::
ap2l 7t+

weekly review OF the British grain trade says
The markets show signs of greater hrmness in re
gard 10 future crops. both here aud In the United
states. ILts Is due to the drought The -four trade
is firm for English but holders In America are
taking less. Low grades OF American flour sold at
Ill ner suck Tor feelIng-
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.


MONDAY, April %.
Stmr Whitesboro, johnson, IL hours from Point
Aroma; railroad ties, 10 L White.
Stmr Greenwood, Carson. IA hours from Green
wood: lumber and railroad ties TO l. W hite.
Stmr Daisy KimbaIl, Liebig 10 hours from Fort
Bragg: pass and mdse, to Union Lumber Co.
Stmr city OF sydney, Friee, IL days from Pan
ANA etc; pass and mdse, to Pacific Mall S Co.
Ship Jabez Howes. Henry, LOG days from New
York: mdse, to Williams. niuond & Co.
Bark Forrest Queen. Dyreborg II days from Ka-
hulu; l2.460 bags sugar, to j ID Snreckels K Bros,
Bktn North Bend, PalmgTel, DAYS from Coium-
bia River: lumber. to Simpson Lumber Co.
Schr Prosper, Schroeder 10 days from Coqullle
River, Iumber,to simpson Lumber Co.
Schr Sparrow, Dodd 2ls days from Eureka; 245
NJ IL lumber, to Wiley.
Sehr II Merchant. Provost, u days from Coos
Bay; $50 NJ It lumber to Il Dean a Co.
Schr Archie anu Foutie, Nelson, Is hours from
Stewards Point; so eds wood, to Higgins Il Collins.
Sehr Gotama. Brissem, days from Coos Bay;
206 NJ It lumber, to Simpson Lumber Co.
Schr lily Botteer, days from UmpQua; lumber,
to Gardiner Mill Co
Schr Antelope. Erickson, days from Coquile
River; l5S 1t lumber, To Preston a MciIinnon.
Schr Ralph Long. Jorgeuson. days from Co.
guile River; l55 NJ It lumber. to & + Doe.
Schr Golden Gate, Rasmussen. "a hours from Ma
varro; Las NJ Il lumber. to Navarro MillCo.
Schr Boboiink, Nelson, "a hours from Caspar; 176
eds wood, TO Mendoclno Lumber Co.
Schr Laura May, Hansen, days from Coos Bay;
lumber, to Humboldt Lumber Co.
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NEW YORK, Aprn "a. - The visible supply OF
Grain Is: Wheat, 1881, 800 bushels, decrease
of l.227 00O Corn II. 500 600 bushels a decrease
Of l.477 600; Oats 3 332, goo bushels decrease OF
$4,000: Rye, TST,U00 bushels. decrease of
10000; Barley 10000 bushels. decrease OF
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FngIish Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, April "a The spot market is
hrmer at es Cargoes are higher at 3Os Sd for
oil coast Sls for Just shipped and sos for
nearly due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No 2 Red winter; Aprtl
5s sd; May, IS 9i4d: June. 5s 934d: July IS
lO12d; August 5s lid; September, is 1ad; octo-
Der. Us 1ad.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, April "a. - Consols, ee ZIG; Silver
3sd; Rentes, 96f l5c.
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THE WEEKLY CALL at 81 per
year affords an opportunity for
every person who desires to bs
informed on the events of tia
day, or to read choice literature
to keep constantly supply Of
fresh and interesting reading
matter on hand.
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Now York Markets.

NEW YORK, ADri 24.-The stock market opened
strong to-day on purchases by operators who felt
treasured by the positive statement by President
Cleveland that the Government would take every
possible means to preserve the parity between gold
and silver. Buying for long account and TO cover
by the shorts led TO advance OF 126D21 per cent
but the heavy engagements OF gold for shipment to
Europe, however, by to-mOrrows steamers and the
activity in the money market at noon led to n re-
action. Ihere was break OF lll5 in American
Tobacco, 1914 In Toledo. Ann Arbor and North
Michigan and 4l4 In Hooking Coal and Iron which
cohIlDuteu 70 me weakness Late in the after
noon National Lead and Cotton oil yielded about
points. The market as a whole. however, displayed
nrmnes3, ana closed steady In tone at prices from
14Gj1a per cent above the faal Quotations of
sse mannattan ana Amcan Sugar showed
was due to the dissolution OF the old buu noo and
the alleged temporary embarrassment of an Official
OF me company, VINO has large amount OF privl-
leges on stock outstanding The drop In American
Tobacco, which, however, recovered 3Ia per cent
at the close attracted very little attention. it
wen known that the stock is held in few hands
Governments steady. Petroleum steady at 6sl6c
NEW YORK April 24.-Cniied States Bonds as
1854; DO rs. 50; Northern Pacific ~: Cana
dian facifc S512; Central Pacific, 1854 Union Pa
enc. 36Ss; Atehison and Santa re. 321s; Wells
sterling. 81 1904 80. 80
Wheat i April, 76Ac. Flour. steady. Coffee
81 90 Sugar 312@fc. Hops - Pacific Coast
l 1s@2Sase sd hides, 121%c coppcr-LaEe, 81 20
SIG. Petroleum 6SI2c.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Sugar-Refned very strong and in fair demand
hard grades advancing l'lbci raw, strong and un-
changed.
Cofee-Active and In better tone. with s5@6o
points advance Sales, q, 500 bags April SI4 Is +;
May, $l4 so.
HOPS,
Hops are quiet and unchanged. with extreme re.
serve on the part OF both buyers and sellers.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, April 24-Wheat was active early and
quiet toward the close. May was steady, and
closed 1ae lower than Saturday July opened nc
lower, advanced a on higher English cables and
reports OF dry weather In France and closed steady
Mc lower than Saturday. Receipts, 232 600 bush
els; shipments, $4,000 bushels. Rye, sue. Barley
see.
CHICAGO. April 24-wheat, re Corn, de
Pork. $17 10. Lard, 50 S2I2 Ribs, 50 10
whisky, 81 IA.
The British Grain Market.
LONDON. AprIl 2A.-rhe Marx Lane Express In is
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NE!Egll!s1s!g J! ] !! ;Y I!'
anl2 I'm eXMo 80
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-GoLETA MIN.
~ ing Company. Location OF principal place of
business. san Francisco, California; location OF
WORKS, Jordan. Mono County. California.
Notce-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account Of assessment mo ~
levied on the 9Th day OF March, 1888 the several
amounts set opposite the names of the respective
shareholders, s follows:
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wheat Freights Higher.

PORTLAND. Or. April 24.-Clearances, S272OOO;
balances, 81 600.
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And In accordance with law, and an order from
the Board OF Directors. made on the 9th day OF
March. 1893, so many shares OF parcel of such
stock as may be necessary will be sold at public
auction at the Office OF the company. rooms Is and
-. No. $40 Pine street, san Francisco California
on TUESDAY, the 10th day OF May. 1888 at the
hour OF O'Clock p NJ of SAID day, to pay said den-
qnent assessment thereon. together with costs OF
advertising and expenses OF sale.
u. NJ KENT, Secretary
ofce-Rooms 8 aud 10, No. $50 Pine street San
Francisco, California. ap25 I'd
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And in accordance with law and an order OF the
Board OF directors, made on the l7th day OF Ma CHI
1898. so many shares OF each psrcsl OF such stock
as may be neee-s ary Will be sold at public auction
at the onice OF tue company, room No. So Nevada
Block. No. sos Montgomery ST San Francisco Cal.
on THURSDAY tho 18th day Of May, 1898 d, ths
hour of O'Clock P. NJ OF said day TO pay said de-
hnquent assessment thereon together VITA costs OF
advertising aud expenses of the sale
ALFRED X DURBRoW. Secretary
onice-Room No. SO, Nevada Block. 30 sO1
MONTGOMERY ST.. San Francisco Cal. ap22 I'd
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For iron vessels, usual options. EOS Is now bid
abroad.
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BluXome Street, Rents S37.
25xl20; % and 22Ia Bluxome St bet Attn and
9th: front and rear houses; rents S37 street ac
cepted.
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y ! " " u Inn no 7 Ia
I W Johnston. SanTaRosa W Mccoy. santa Rosa
w Below. san Jose II Lampmau, ~ jose
II Taylor, Mich Palmer, Sacramento
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Four Church-street Lots.
-Four lots. each 25xlOO, E line of Church bet
25th and 26th SIS, suitable for business or resi-
dence,
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Large 27th-street Lot.
160Ills: s line OF 9th, 80 feet E of Noe: as a
whole in lots to suit.
Three Lots, 28th Street W. of Church.
Three lots. each 25 :s1Il4; on N. and on
line OF 25th. bet. Church and Sanchez
Sulb Mel9 Su23 Tnoh e0R Thp7
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BRUNSWICK CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINING
- company. Location OF principal pacs OF bust
ness san francisco, California. Location Of WORKS
1rass valley Mining District Nevada County Cali
fornla. 80
otice-There are delinquent upon the following
descr!hed stock. on account OF assessment No. 5.
ieNied on the NV gnty-third day OF February 1898,
the several amounts set opposite ths names Of the
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|. GROTHWELL & CO., 318 Montgomery Street.
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Chicago Markets.

The British Grain Market.
LONDON, April 2l.-The Mark Lane Express In is
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Russ-street Dwelling.
25Il00; 20 Russ. off Howard, bet. 9th and 7th;
1O-room house; rent $40.
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MARKET REPORTS.

MONDAY EVENING. April "a.
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TAKE
VALENCIA STREET, or
MISSION STREET, or
SUFFER- STREET, or
FOL SOM STREET CARS
AND TRANSFER TO
ELECTRIC ROAD
DIRECT TO THE LOTS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-01-19
Pleasant Ridge.

Carl Kraning, who was hurt while
hauling logs to his saw mill, is recover
ing rapidly.
August Kraning began operations at
his saw mill Monday last
Che roads on the ridge are all block
AIDED with snow and it is almost impos-
sible to travel.
Mrs Z Graeney and daughter, while
on their way home were spilled in the
snow. The horses started for home on
good trot and the efforts of Miss
GraeneY to control them were useless.
After walking as far as the river she
called on our neighbor. VIM Nc who
assisted in their getting home by hitch
ing his horse to light vehicle and
started back to the wreck and the
motker. All on board they started for
home and found the horses there waiting
for them. No one was hurt.
Edward Bishell is home to spend the
winter.
The medicine man who is selling
patent medicine is cutting quite swell
on the ridge.
The Flora school is prosporing nicely
under the excellent management OF
Miss Nettie Mckinney.
The home of Mrs. Sarah Blackburn
is vacated at present. 1t is a good loca-
ton for tenant.
Jno. Ginger has moved to Lancaster
IL is rumored that the rail road from
Lancaster to Bloomington might be ex-
tended the coming summer, which is to
have a junction ut Flora. There is a
scheme ailoat to start weekly paper
at the junction on the prospects of the
new railroad. Flora was visited by
two gentlemen who were taking in the
situation for the office
The paror of Miss Lizzie Naumann is
ornamtnied with new organ. Bought
of Michaelis & Roberts.
Chas. Brick from the Hub, was the
guest Of the Mankel family last week.
a sl,igh'oad Of young people from
the ridge went 10 see the sfereoptican
show given last Friday night AT The
Haienbergcr school house by Prof. I.
McDognsl from Bloomington. Ihe
views were displayed yer, pitely. The
scenes Of the Holy Lard were heanti-
f1ily displayed and pleasnglf discrine''.
Mex was Che tifth, childhood. cruei.i-
Nton and resuua ciien Of Christ Inc
lever lde and Astronomical Jews We're
excellent But tile best of all were the
comicN views which were fol, W q by
music. Every one should 90 To 4ee
MIR McD4enlp> exhibitions SEEKER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-01-19
A Cold Leads
ITS VICTIM DIRECT TO CONSUMPTION.

There are three roads which lead
from health to consumption. Over one
of these roads pass all of tHat great
multitude Of people who die every year
of consumption. Each route begins
with health and happiness and ends
with disease and death. They are de-
scribed as follows: lst road, slight
cold-neglected-settles in the head or
throat chronic catarrh-extends 10 the
lungs-consump tion-d death. "a road,
slight cold-neglected-co h-set-
ties on the lungs-cough gradually
growing worse-consumption-death.
81 road, a cold-neglected settles in
the throat hOarseness-shoIt breath
ption-death.
Thousands have just started on one
of these roads, all of whom could be
easily cured by Pe.ru-ns thousands
more are half way to the fatal end of
one of these roads who are still durable
by a course of treatment with Pe-ru-na;
and yet other thousands are near the
end whose last days would be made
more bearable and hope of recovery
more probable by commencing Pc ru-na
without delay.
Send to The Peru-na Drug Manufac-
turing Company of Columbus, o for
free copy of their latest publication, the
Illustrated Ills Of Life, complete lrea-
tise on catarrh and all chronic diseases
of the lungs.