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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-03
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

,,o,.pr ROCKAv-AY. used two months.
49, 1o.tcr a,so extension top family
.u 'S' low prices STORAGE. 81 West
43d-st.
FOR SALE.-High-clas Russian saddle
pony. broken to harness 10 hairs -
inches. reasonable Address l,r. g.
JACKSON. L. O. Box lOl' Jamaica H. L.
y. Y.
OI'ICK SALE.-Bargaln: kensnston !
Goodrich dog cart, ali as good as new
can be seen in Brooklyn. Apply j. f.
MORSE. 239 BroadvA"
WINTER BOARD FOR HORSES. Terms
low. W. ". STILES, il, BuIling HiH
Farm. Upper Ncw-Rochele. y -
si5o-LADY going south offers fine llgh;
cutunder extension top family surrey,
- < weeks: cost s42j. fine s.lNeT-platei
Ss~ness cost so. price So. Inquire pri-
,.o,a stable. 10 West +4th-st.
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HELP WANTED.

Female.
4 FIRST CLASS COOK WANTED - 60
% N,ntcIair y i. must 10 young. WI
inC AMI woil recommended and also - ."
washing ma ming. call IL Eae' 2''h
ST. tef re- g. N.
COMPETENT FEMALE help wanted ~
M good positions: all references are
fully investigated Cnii ~ ST HAR
THDLOMEW'S PARISH HOUSE. TIA
East i2l-s'. Office hours - 10 q. m ani
. e. = 3 IA.
WANTED Neat. competent rirl ne cham
h.rrraii and waitress. personal reference
required Call a. 3o2 Mnil-on-as".. i~-
tween and 3
WANTED Neat. compel u girl a. cook
and lauudress. personal reference re-
CURED cali at 302 Madsnn-ave.. only BE-
tween y hul !
WANTED chi for Homework. must Doe
"a good c,t K ami have hrst-cla-s r"frr-
encc. - West 4Hil-s'
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SALE or THE HENNESST LTBRART
AT the sale Of the Hennessy library by Bangs e.
Co. yesterday Cronnelly's Irish Family History
sold for s.; D'Alton's Historical and Genoa
lOgca. Illustrations Of King Iames's Irish Army
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MISCEILASEOVS

FLAGS AND BANNERS. Tho cheapest
and best pace 20 purchase bunting or
SIX na-s AL BANNERS is n !. \
JOEL x co.'s - Nassau-s'.. y. y. send
f1r price lis; or call and 60. estimates.
GREAT REFLECTIONS THIS WEEK
4-huifon embroidered piqu" gloves. iic-.
werc 81 - ezra Rarri'H $40 were 15c
celebrated IaValii"r. co's''s Csc. upwa is
JAMHES 500 Broadway.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

Ara LENINGTON-ANE.- Newly fur
nished rooms. gentlemen only.
TWO LARGE. well furnished. connecting
rooms. ono flight up. suitable for four
persons. s. week. also other rooms. ~
East 1o'h-st. near Broadway.
l.-HANDSOMFLY furnished suite ~ three
rooms and bath. separately or together.
gentlemen West 39ih-s ST.
WEST Dist ST Elegant suites squar"
and hall rooms. parlor floor. physician.
business or dwelling purposes breakfast:
references.
3iTH-ST. EAST. Handsome furnished
rooms FOR gentlemen select and quiet
house.
42p ST. 25l WEST Light. cheerful
rooms. furnished ar unfurnish"d. Apply
Manager. Clinton Apartment. 233 West
42d-si
~ 5TU-NNc. beautiful rooms. Sincly or
on suite. housr and appointments thor
ouehly iirsi-class
45TH ST. 100 EAST. Desirable parlor
hal. md doull" rooms s. - to 81. large
closets. running water. private house.
l5TH-ST.. las WEST Large squarr rooms
nicely furnished. also small room. refer
enc"s exchanged
45TH- st. 15G EAST. Desirable parlor.
hail and double rooms g. 20 n s.. large
closets. running water. private house.
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A-CONNECTING rooms. board hath.
families or bachelors. best references.
%.
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WAITRESS. by a young woman. ~ Al
,vaitre,s I'm restaurant ar coffee saloon.
Call or address Miss PETERSoH' ""
M.Ita.p-st Room
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WAITRESS. a Scotch girl three years
r.r.r.nc. from nrSt-class city ih"'.s
.d,nted i'm person. manner and habits tor
ncs.ilon. LADIES DIRECTORY, 40
tfh-aye.
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FOR SALE.

AGFXrs' COMMISSIONS saved by pur.
chasing your sowing machines d'Ieot az AT
o,,r salcsroonls. machines ~ all naKch
CASH or credit II. EAUScH. 2.lol Sd
ave near llStn-st.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner loSih.si..Ar-
tistir substantial villa. less thar slW -.
send for circular. ATLAS IMPROVEMENT
Co. Is Broadway.
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HOARD AND ROOMS.

A.-CoNNECTING rooms. board. hath;
families or bachelors; best references.
3" Last o2d-s,.
All SUPERIOR accommodations. with OF
without table board. references. :3i
Jth-aNe.
MADISON AVE. $50. cor Goth-st.-Ele-
gant corner suite second floor with
board other rooms. strictly nrs'-olass
HADIsON-AVE.. 1921. opposite rark.-
Two large connecting rooms. Furnished OF
unfurnishei with board. also tack par
Tor and smaller room. private house
American family.
MADISON-AVE. COR. - EAST 18TH
Handsome floors with hath or sep
! araied. appointments strictly nfst-class.
TWO NEATLY FURNISHED rooms. for
two or thrce adults: references y -
weekly. MARIANI. Manhattan-st.. near
l-ptl-S''
les WEST 40TH ST Large handsom"
room with exce.len; table and attendance.
references exchanged.
! nTH-s Is EAST. block from Broadway
Excellent neighborhood. quiet hous"
very desirable rooms for winter. generous
| table.
18TH ST. a Excep,iona;;ly De-
or gentlemen. superior board. references.
I4TH-ST. 2ie WEST Desirable large
rooms. superior board house hrst-class In
every respect. references
18TH ST. 237 EAST ,stuyvcsant square,
With board. desirable rooms facing n"
park; southern exposure; references.
2isT-sT.. "a EAST Handsomely furnished
rooms. with board. FOR families ana
bachelors; references exchanged
2lsTsT. ~ EAST Handsomely furnished
rooms with board fpr families and
bachelors. ref'r"r cos exchanged
2IsT-sT.. 49, EAST. GRAMEKCY PARK.
Pleasant rooms. generous table. every
thing nrsi-class. private park privileges.
r"teJences.
"a WEST slsT-sT, Handsomely furnished
floor. or separately. private bath. rooms
for gentlemen; board; references.
18TH ST. ZIG WEST Specially desirable
newly renovated rooms. with superior
home. table families accommodated; MOD
crate. references.
4sTH ST. near b,h-ay-.-Two connecting
rooms with board. for 'wo alIlis. $50
per week. large room. with hoard. FOR on".
SIG. Address r.. l01 West 42d-s'.
18TH ST. q WEST Newly decorated and
well-furnished large ana small rooms.
every accommodation: good table.
5ISw-ST. 3n3 WEST Furnished rooms.
with board, large closets. running water
near Il" station. moderate.
SlsT-sT.. 80 WEsr.-Handsome rooms
with board: every comfort - hom"i
small family. highest reference given and
required.
55TH-sT.. CO WEST Second noodr. snnny
front room with board. fourth moor NAH
room: references exchanged
ETH sT.. $40 WEST desirable rooms
on fourth floor FOR gentlemen; excellent
board references.
10TH ST. llS WEST. Handsomely fur
nished large rooms with every conven-
fence. excellent board: also back parlor,
II MADISON-ANE.-L Large. handsome
rooms. families and gentlemen, WIN
board; references required.
100 NADISON-AVE.- Handsomely fur
nlshed rooms with private baths, also
single rooms superior tah.e
l24 LEXINGTON-AVE Fine second and
third floor sunny front rooms: excellent
home table. desirable location. reasonable.
table board
GDVERTIsENENTS AND sCBsCRIP.
TIONS FOR THE NEW YORK TRlB.
CNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. 40. 242 Broadway.
"a noor north Of Thirty-nrstst: and hD-
VERTISEMENTS at 'hc FOL! winC Branch
Omces: 25+ Eighth ave.
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
WANTED. - Catholic man. intelligent. hon
ofabl- work - bis own locality. SIS PEI
week T. Il. GRAY. SO shave Chicago.
H.
WANTED An experienced and er"r-
grtlc salesman well acquainte' with
the Ncw-York dry goods. ipthers' and
cl,thins tfune. a. well ns southern and
Western buyers fo represent fhllRdei-
phia manufacturing nrm AZ 'h"ir New
York ono ana OCCASIONALLY travel. con-
nunicaiions strictly connicu'ial. Address
y II TrihGn" once.
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FLATS TO LET-Uufurnished.

A.-TO LET.-In the Dalhous!e. ~ TO -
West h9th-st., fronting Central faiK
very choice apartments IL and 10 rooms
each: house absolutely freproof and with
gu, superior a. a home FOR families
please apply 70 lanitOr.
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BOARD WANTED.


GENTLEMAN ~ quiet habits wants
square room with or without boaTd. on
or rear NaAisDn-avc above jgth-st.. small
private family. ). H.. Tribune Office
SINGLE American business man wants
room and nrsi-class board win pIiVa'c
family. West side below 5Oth-si. Address
" H. W. 232 Broadway.
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

PARTLY furnished house 81 II rooms l,'s
and 30 acres Of ground in the kaihapo
Mountains; a delightful winter resort dry.
Eac,ng air. good roads and easy access
VIII rent low from November % May WIN
privilege Of purchasing. Apply boN 80
Tribune Office
A THREE STORY. basement. hrick ana
stone dwelling. handsomely furnished. all
improvements: S4th-st.. near West hnd-
ave: possession immediately Geslira.
Cali on PORTER & KILNERT. tribune
Building.
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CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

1rFT OVER HOUSES. West side. and
4 story. 81 0Oo 70 $500 SIhN H->''
Qih-aVe corner 93c-st.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Country.

AGENCY for observation-disclosures. an
kinds. for sale or rent: furnished no9seS
ri'R3S a. TAYLOR : Beekman-st.. y. l.
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE, the
oranges to Morristown specla'tS .
EDW. p. HAMILTON X CO. =" hi"""-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-11-22
THE SNAKE CATCHER.


Odd Occupation of Mississippi House
boat Couple.
The selling of snakes to scientific
men, to manufacturers who use the
skins and t. museums is a business
which a man and his wife who live in a
Mississippi houseboat engage in. The
strange couple were interviewed the
other day by the reporter for New
Orleans paper. The man does most of
the snake catching, and, although he
has been bitten several times, he con-
siders the experience only trifling in
cident of his trade. "A rattlesnake,
for instance, when pursued" he says,
tcoils.and is ready to defend himself.
flip stone or small piece of stick at
him; he uncoils and starts off, but be-
fore he can again coil have him back
of the neck. No, l use no stick-noth-
ing but my bare hands. You may
laugh, too, when l tell you that our
snake lore teaches us not to hunt when
the wind is in the northwest. If we do
we find no snakes. The principal seasons
of the year for us are spring and fall; the
snakes are then fat and produce lots
of oil. OF all the snakes in the United
States only three families. he says, can
be classed as deadly. But" he adds,
these families comprise about thirty-
two species, distributed as follows;
Rattlesnales, seven; cotton-m, lbs,
eight; coppcrheads, seventeen, the two
latter being moccasins and jewellers in
the swamps and low places" The
snake catcher's method of treating
bites is as follows: when bitten inn
mediately tie a band above the wound,
cutting the latter deeply in order to
cause it to bleed freely, and to reach
below the extremity pierced by the
fang, The cut is then sucked, or warm,
newly killed flesh is applied, and the
remedies arc then rubbed into the
wound, neutralizing the poison
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-11-22


Mr. Curtis of Ellenboro. called lat
week.
Joseph Walker of Rockville, called
and paid for the Herald for SO
John Swallow. the Z lsnb r. melon
man started for Oklahoma with his
family last Tuesday, TO make perma
nent home there.
Mr.. John Parks, who has bean dan
gerous'y iii the past three months, is on
the gain. He is one nf Grant countv's
well-to- do and RESI- ected citizens, and
his many friends hope to see him out
again soon.
Mrs. Livonia Richardson, of South
Dakota. is visiting at Der parents. Mr.
and Mrs John Parks. of North Lam
caster. She was called home on ac-
count of the serious illness of her rther
Mr. Ed. Kiley and Miss Aggie Car
roll were married Wednesday morning
at Z o'cl, ok 10 st. Clements church, by
Rev Father Abers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kilty ok trip To Madison 7 holi
day. These Dung people have the best
WISHES oil the Herald
Miss Della Parks. who is to, ching in
the Central school Of Grand Forks. N .
d., is visiting at her home IN Nor
Lancss er Miss Parks is one # Grant
couuty's h' 81 teachers and a most esti-
mabie Young lady, and her many friends
are glad to see her back again. even if
the circumstances which called her were
unpleasant. She i'll return as soon ms
her father is out OF danger.
Mrs. Jennie O'Neil Pott,r was The
queen t the stage last Monday night.
ut the the Fuller Optrt House in Madl-
son. She has won great success in a
monoloRue, IF irts and Matr0ns, . made
famous by her reudiuon. 1t tells the
lite story Of New York society belle,
from the nursery 10 extreme old sge.
She is our Grsnr county star, and we
are justly proud of her fame
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-11-22
Hence, in practical use,
Potosi.

Miss Sophia Hale formerly of Potosi
and daughter of the late Gabriel Hale
was the guest of her many young
friends here last week.
Mrs. Jas. Anderson of Lancaster
spent Sunday here with her friend
Frank Morris.
Mr. A. l.. Platt formerly station a.
gent here. with his family, have left
and gone to Iowa to reside. He has
a position us a station agent there.
Ms. Jane Vincent of British Hollow
if reported on the sick list.
Miss Mary McGee spent Wednesday
and Thursday in Dubuque.
Joe Ostermeir returned last Monday
from Minneapolis wiser and better
boy.
+. K. Seaton of North Andover was
in town last week.
Messr-. Hunt and Dack are making
arrangements to add cheese-makiDg to
their butter factory. An addition will
be built at the rear of the butter factory
with complete apparatus for making
cheese. They have also erected an ice
house and win store their own ice fol-
next summer.
Miss Hannah Peacock stopped over
night with her friend Mrs. T. l.. Kane
Sunday and took the train for Dubu.
que Monday.
Joe Osterof Dunleith, H.. visited his
step-mother Mrs Oster, at II. b. Up
penas last Wednesday. Mrs. ostel
has been confined to her bed for nearly
eight weeks with rheumatic fever. She
is slowly improving. Doctor Ham
bitter is the attending physician.
Twins arrived at the home of Lee
Ramer of British Hollow last week.
win Richards formerly of British
Hollow and Mary Schultz here were
married Oct ,3lst at the home of the
brides parents in white Lake South
Dakota.
Charlie Kane of Plaiteylle spent few day
with relatives and friends in British Hollow
and Pntosi
Dr, Kinney. formerly OF Potcsi is visiting hi'
acuuaintances here this weeF
Mrs. Tom Galloway has been very sick but il
again able to attend TO her home duties.
PANsY
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-11-22
School Notes

MI. George MeFan, eX-Suoerinteud-
eni of the county asylum, visited The
Noit1 school last Friday Mr. McFall
takes great interest in all public inn
proveIatnts, and he was vely much
pl ased with our new school.
The furnace in the North school has
not been working in satisfactory man
Der. One room on the south side could
not be heated. The current of cod air
passed directly into the room. The
current has been changed, and we hope
for better results The dropping Of a
wrench allowed the escape of steam
last week. but there was nothing wrong
with the pipes.
Ray Walker and Robert Morse visited
ths High School last week Roy's
friends are glad to see him recovering
from his late sickness, and hope he will
SOON be able TO continue his studies in
the University.
Guy Hampton had narrow escape
from losing an eye. He was shooting
at mark at short range with q rifle,
and the ball bounded hack striking him
just over the eye. We would adv sc
our boys to shoot at longer range.
The boys IN the Second Grammar
room held debate last Friday, on the
annexation of Canada. The boyS think
Uncle Sam can manage things better
for the Canadians than they can for
themselves.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-11-22
A Nntahle Event

When Queen Victoria travels, an en-
CINE is carefully selected, in charge of
an experienced engineer and fireman.
A pilot engine always precedes the
royal train, and no train is allowed to
cross the main line for half an hour be-
fore the time for the queen TO pass.
The gates at all grade crossings are
locked, all shifting operations are sus-
pended and an army of track-walkers
ar on duty TO remove any obstruction
from the line. In addition TO all this,
telegram is sent from every station
heralding her approach. Altogether,
it must be quite an events when her,
majesty takes trip, but the general
travelling public cannot enjoy it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-11-22
]. NATHAN & SON.
GOODNIGHT. PAPA. ;
BY SQUIRE HOBBS.

BY SQUIRE HOBBS.
sit in the library writing,
While silence about me has sway:
Ehthroned vii b my peu for scepIer,
Proud monarch of all survey
The day is now peacefully sleeping,
And Natures fair bosom the couch
Will. Night sable goddess, keeps vigil,
And soothes the tired eye with her touch.
My arm gently rests on the table.
My hand softly pillows my brow
And mnsing calmly sit r, aiding
The tale have finished jus: now.
wonder whose eyes will perEse it,
What passions IL worf will arouse.
And whether they'll think OF the author
Who live in this humble old nonse
What means all this noisy. wild clatter
That does my sweet silence alright
All. yes, It's my boys, rhg dear darlings,
Who come TO kiss papa goodnight.
With shouts of glad glee and loud laughter.
Arrayed in their snowy white gowns.
They come. little angels OF gladnpss,
To smooth papa's wrinkles and frowns,
Gay Guy, With his azure eyes sparkling,
And face all so handsome ana bright,
My neck his soft arms now entwiniug
Says softly, Papa, good-night!i
Sweet Oriel quickly comes toddling,
Andlovingly clasping my knee.
Looks up in my face, sweetly lisping
"Dood night, pwltiy papa. tiss me'
And tenderly lifting the pratt lers,
| hold them In fondest embrace.
While each little beggir gladden.
BY kissing each bright, pretty face.
Bat Carley, the dear little baby,
Unable to speek his delight.
In mammals arms gleefully Growing.
With eyes says glorious Good night
And Allie. my darling bends DER m,
While baby she holds for kiss;
And !. thus caresslDg our baby,
Think kiss on her lips not amiss
Then gayly they go, and departing,
Leave me all alone in my den
But fully know they are with me.
Ana lend renewed force TO my pen.
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Livingston.

Miss Deipha Oswald, OF Lancaster was CUES
at the Jacob domicle
Mrs Jane Livingston and her neiee. Matte
Watson, spent few days in Lancaster at the
home OF " A. Johnson, few days last week,
The Weaver Bros, gave a concert in the han
Monday evening
James Alton and family have moved into their
new home.
Miss Libhie Livingston has accepted the posi-
ton OF teacher At the Transferable school for
the ensuing term.
George Howdle, who IS attending school in
Platteville. visited al his home Saturday
An oyster supper was gwen at the hotel Wed.
nesday evening A good time was reported.
Miss Jennie Livingston, who is teaching at
New California, is at home enjoying her yaca-
tioa.
Quarterly meeting services will be held Ia the
NJ f. church sunday,
J. j. Andrews home will be ready for oecu-
pancy soon
Messrs Rem Stevens and Harry Thomas OF
Moutfort attended church here Sunday evening.
Mrs. Robt Farrar is slowly improving after
having cancer removed from her breast
Mrs Alice Watson is again st home after
spending some time at the home OF her son
John. OLD FAMILIAR.
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Bloomington.

We were pleased to see the smiling
counttnsnce of &c, rye w. Pumpkins,
~ .Jamespolt Ii~sourt, on our streets
the past week he came here to attend
the iuDeral of his brother in.law James
Orr.
Mrs. John Brady spent SIEVE al days
of last week AT Lancaster. ininisteriug
10 the wants OF her aunt Mis-, Matt Ed
words, whose fe is hanging by vely
feeble thread.
Rev, +. b Edwards Of Beaver Dam,
delivered series ofectures on the DIV
me origin of the Bible in the Baptist
church this week The gentleman is
well posted on the subject, is pleasant
speak err. and gives reasons for the faith
that is within him.
DR.. NARROW enjoyed visit from his
father the past week
Fred Reese and family of Milwau-
kee, have moved to this place, and
now occupy the Woodward house .
Miss Katie Keller Of North Andoyer
is clerking in The Fair store.
Mrs Rufus Miner and little daugh-
ter of Chetopa, Kansas, visited her
friend Mrs. s Kitto last week
Large quantities of poultry are being
brought into town, for which our deal
ers pay the highest market price;
Prof. s 4. Pearson spent Sunday
with his brother in Patch Grove
Fred Geiger Of this place and Miss
Laura Fassbender of Bradtville were
married at the home Of the bride We'd
nesday, November 14th, by the Rev.
&. w. Jackman A large number OF
relatives and friends witnessed the
ceremony, after which they partook OF
splendid dinner prepared for the oc-
casion The young couple were the
recipients of many useful presents,
which shows the regard in which they
are held by their friends We wish
them many years Of happiness and
prosperity,
Editor Wagner and family have been
spending this week with friends in
Lancaster
Charley Hickok of Sibley greeted old
friends here last week.
MARY ANN.
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EXECUTION SALE.

STATE ras,. OF WioSCoNsIN, S. In Circuit cour,
W. 6. and W. Barnes, plaintiffs VS.. William JEFF
irey' George Jeffrey and Thomas Fl. Blight, de-
PENDANTS.
Notice is hereby gwen that, by virtue of an ex
eerilnn issued out OF the circuit conrt for Grant
county, Wisconsin, upon Judgment rendered in
Jusllce court for said Grant county, Wisconsin.
on The 9TH day OF March, A. d.. 1892 and said
judgment was Nocketed in the office of the Clerk
OF the Circuit Court for said county. on the 18th
day OF December, 1898, in favor of the above
named plaintiffs and agar st the above-named de-
PENDANTS. TO me directed and delivered. 1 have
on this 3rd day of October. A. D., 1894, levied
upon all the right. title ana interest the defend
ant George Jeffrey had on the day said Judgment
was so docketed or has since acquired IN AID TO
the following described real estate, to-wit:
Lot four, AZ IN block nineteen, 49, in the VIII
lage OF Cuba City. Grant comfy, Wisconsin.
And will, on the
10th dag OF NoUember, a d., 1891.
at one o'clock in the afternoon, at the front door
of the court house IN the city Of Lancaster Grant
county Wisconsin. offer for sale and sell the
same at public vendue to the highest and best
bidder or hicders for cash, or so much thereof as
will be sufficient TO satisfy said judgment, inter
est and costs of sale.
Dated Sheriffs office, Lancaster, Grant county
Wisconsin, this 3rd day of October. 1894
JACOB MILLER. Sheriff OF Grant.
county, wisconsin.
Lowry Clementson, plaintiffs attorneys. P. o.
address: Lancaster. Wisconsin.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, lss.
The above sale is hereby adjourned to the 18th
day of December, A. ID. 1894. at the same hour
and place above mentioned.
JACOB MILLER.
Sheriff Grant County, Wis
Dated. November 10th, 1891 4l-56