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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
NONTCLAIR.

The proceedings against the local government
were stopped by the Attorncy-Gonoral John stock
ton. last Tuesday. after hearing the report OF n
delegation OF Moniclair citizens. including the
president OF the Council. John H. Wilson. u. ".
Sawyer Joseph Van Niect and a. c. Studer. Tho
httorncyGcnera sent the following letter 10 James
NJ Trmble who has been acting as legal adviser Of
those dissatisfied with the way the town Is man
aged: Il have received the documents and papers
which have been prepared against the application
you made to me 10 nlc an Information to test the
constiutionalliy OF the act and the Incorporation
Of the town Of Montciar. and have concluded that
It is a case in which the Attorney-General is not
justified In interfering
The citizens Of Montciair who Interested In
llquor licenses out In fun force at the Town
Council meeting on Monany evening. Regular bus
mess suspended. and the DIRECTORS TO the
licenses were first heard. After hearing the obioc-
tors the Council went into conference. which ie-
suited In granting ten OF the seventeen sppllcl-
tons.
The hospital fe,e which will be held next Tues
@ny Ds Viii viii BE- much more eaSoras aa an
that OF last season if"slhe. Inc naua "lJnncIs 81
provided for riding. comic baseball game by clue
numbers ana ~ ne evening IN" h"'lin"h Mlh-
sres will give an entertainment In the hor'"
William McDonough and George McDona.,. 80.
near IN" plant Of the Wafer Company in Wat
chung-st.. las, TUESDAY In inyestis9ting ~ CON
Ing at length that they were playing with dyna-
mite. Word was sent TO IN" cOmpahy. men nc1nh
at dispatched To- care for the explosive. II
was finally learned that the cartridges were LEFT
from "A quantity used In blasting well several
years ago.
new organization among the women In town Is
the musicale, which has been formed for mutual
education and entertainment In music. Meetings
viii be held the afternoon OF the third Thurs
| day Of each month from September until June
| with three additional musicals in the evening
when some Of the men Will assist In the part songs
| The officers President. Mrs g. r. Van Week
| secretary and treasurer. Mrs. H. NJ Lloyd: Exacu
| tive Committee. Mrs J. s Gibson. Mrs. Henr,
Wilson. Miss Erdt The members are: vocalsts
Wilson, Mrs; J. c; Earle. Mrs. & Pray. Miss por
pIaniss Mrs Anna u. rock Mrs. Trantschola
Mrs, II. NJ, Lloyd. Mrs Robcrt Christie. Mrs. "
| J. White. Mrs. c. g. Van Week Miss COTE. Mis'
4. Van Dyck. Miss Noyes. Miss Johnson, Miss
| Erdt Miss X Conradt. Miss Daily Miss Holmes
Miss Sappsn, Miss Meta Dorr; violnst. Mis-.
| Everett.
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NEW BRUNSWICK.

Miss Isabel Grover daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Josenh Grover was married Wednesday after
noon to irving Scott Tompkins OF Boonton. grad
nate Of Rutgers College IN III, class OF ~. The
ceremony was performed at the Church OF ST. John
the Evangelist by the rector. the Rev. c. c. phelps
There no bridesmaids. The best man was
Charles Scudder. The ushers were Arthur Grover,
brother Of tho bride John Sares and Philip Thomas,
classmates OF the groom \ reception followed the
wedding Mr. and Mrs. Tompkins will travel In
Germany for a year. and viii make their home IN
New Brunswick
II is probable that the date OF the water carnival
10 be held by The New brunswick Boat club Will
be changed from July 10 later In the season The
The Aurora Singing Society OF New brunswick
Will celebrate its twenty second anniversary IN us
picnic grounds. near this city on July 81. tne
'kOmmers' a social gathering wnere relresn-
mcnts served and each one present contributes
a song or speech under penalty OF a me 49,.
pany city and county officials members OF the
Board of Trade. and others from this city Mlltown
South River Sayrcville and South Amooy went TO
Bridgeport. Conn. Thursday to inspect the
trolley plant and sys'cm there. The guests were
taken In special cars and were under the guidance
OF Edward Radel and Thomas Murray the builders
proposed system In New brunswick ana MlddleseN
County.
rno seventh annual commencement exercises Of
the sacred Heart Schoo, held on Thursday
evening In the hall Of the school building. \ class
Of twelve was graduated
Charles W. Crouch popular tenor OF New New
Louise Quackenbush. Of Bah ~ V. at the First
Methodist Church OF this place .. ....,,..
In Camden Miss Anna Finlaw. daughter 81 the
Rev and Mrs George W. Finlaw. OF that pace.
ON Thursday evening Miss Eva westcott Edgar,
daughter of Milton Edgar of Perth Amboy, was
married to Or Charles Burnett. OF South River.
formerly OF New brunswick The ceremony took
place In the First Baptist Church OF Perth Amboy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
RUTHERFORD.

Republicans here are greatly pleased with the
unusual recognition accorded TO Rutherford. the
banner Republican town OF Bergen County. by the
convention OF Republican clubs al Trenton this
week Mayor Edward J. Turner. an cx-prcsidcnt OF
the Lincoln League. chosen vice-prcsldcnt for
the Vth Congress District. which Includes Pa'saic
and Bergen counties and Joseph c. Shcnck another
ex president OF the league. chosen the member
OF the Executive Committee Of the State League
from Bergen County. ~ -
The graduating exercises Of the Park Avenue
Grammar school were held Thursday night In
the Union Club Auditorium There were no essays,
the graduates giving Msrsa s@sn Agnes
Graham. Emma Marie Borschncck: Kate 'rinker-
hon Roster. Edith Marion Stoddard and Jessie
Charlotte Lempert and Mills shenck and Hugh
The anniversary OF the Guild of Grace Church on
Wednesday night was marked by an interesting
sermon by the Rev. Hugh Arrowsmith' OF Bergen
The Rutherford National Bank opened for bust
ness on Thursday. with IL: r. Harden as cashier.
informal reception was given on Wednesday by
President Jackson. vice-President Kent and the
4 whist party and an informal dance will be given
tonight by the Rutherford Lawn Tennis Club at
| the clubhouse.
The Willow Place Chapel has established sum
| ton OF Miss H. r Harrington where ten chl.-
! dren from humble city homes are 70 be enter
tanned for two weeks at time during the summer.
s Che home of ros Supported by the First Unitarian
An exhibition OF practical philanthropy was given
voted to forego Its annual outing and instead en-
| terrain at a picnic half hundred poor children
at f s ns S cr.nD Spending
| K handicap club tournament in mems singles will
q suy S vii e. Dr.
X. HOLSTER, A. c. Thurber and H. H. HOLSTER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
BLOOMFIELD.

Tho public schools closed Wednesday and the
parochal school Friday.
The Rev Joseph r. FOLSOM has accepted a call to
the Presby terrain Church at Pound Ridge " Y.
The decision of the Court OF Errors and Appeals
In favor OF Glen Ridge was received with
great enthusiasm In Glen Ridge Bontres were
lighted and fireworks shot OF.
Delegates TO the Christian Erdeavor Convention
at Boston have been elected from the Westminster
Edward H. TEAL Miss Bessie Sutphen and Elmer
Rowland.
AZ the election by Eureka Lodge knights OF
Pythias. these officers chosen: Chancellor
Commander. william Clarens; vlce-chanceilor.
Charles A. Harrington: MASTER farms. William
III. HIM. preatc. William K. LAYTON; trustee. SAM
uel A. Andrews
The children OF the Home Industrial School. No.
;. OF New-York numbering lC9. had a days outing
at Glen Ridge yesterday under the auspices OF tho
Home Of the Friendless
High School was held In the First Presbyterian
delivered by J. w. Ward. and the address to the
graduates made by the Rev. Robert NJ Ayles-
worth. Commissioner Charles l.. Seibert pre-
scented the diplomas. The valedctory was de-
livercd by Esther A. Butterworth.
Mary Agnes Walsh. eldest daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs James l.. Walsh OF Ridgewood-ave., and l..
Howell lie Molte, OF Baltimore. will be married this
evening by the Rev Joseph W. Nardiello. Of the
Church OF the Sacred Heart. at the home OF Miss
The Rev: Jacob Frey and Miss Maggie Beck
were married on Thursday night. Mr. Frey Is
pastor pastor OF the Railway German Presbyterian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
H\YO\\f...

Mrs Lane Campbell and Miss Campbell. who re-
Gently arrived here from London. England are WIS.,
itns friends No. Is East Forty third-st
The family Of Edwin II. Bennett. general manager
Of the Singer Manufacturing Company, have
abandoned for the summer months their home IN
West Thirty -third-st. and have gone to Saratoga.
~ Y.
Mr. and Mrs John A. Scrrrll. Of Avenue and
West Thlrty-slxth-st. with their family n.
one Tree Island. among the Thousand Islands.
Captain and Mrs. Walter X. Brown OF No. 80
Avenue A. and their children. are at their summer
home ON Chnpplquidd!ck Island. In lIuz2ards Bay.
Within few days John l.. Thompson, supern-
tendcni OF the oxford Copper Company's establish
m"ni N Constable Hook. Will sail with Mrs
Thompson for visit to his former homo In Eng
land. and tour through Great Britain 49,
Miss Janet Cutting. daughter OF Mrs George W
Cutting, entertained "A number OF her young friends
at a delightful party at her home, No. East First
st, recently
John r. Lewis and Samuel A. Rider OF the Sec
ond Ward. are making "A cycling tour through Con-
necticut
the annual club regatta Of the Newark Bay Boat
Club VIII be held this afternoon on Newark LAY on
the organizations bolthousc, West Thirty third st.
There viii be Failing. rowing. oanoelns and swim
ming races. In In" evening an informal reception
and dance will he he'd In the parors Of the boat
house.
As salutatorlan. Miss Elsie W. Could daughter OF
aied last week from Hasbrouck Institute In Jersey
@ ma s ent %a y She %o ns F"
media. Tor The best general scholarship for girl
ns escsp h ~ VI f%rf s% School @S' Is.
menccment exercises OF the several public schools
sd IF Ia TharsSa and Frday
certion IN the schoolhouse Thursday afternoon.
The commencement exercises Will be held Mon
clubhouse.
TIE members OF Independence Fire Association on
the women who made successful the recent bazaar a
for the dement, Of the organization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
IRVINGTON.

The graduating class OF the lrvngton Public
School held ITS exercises In the Alumni Hall Thurs
day night There were fifteen graduates Misses
Pear Christian. Hattie r. Clark. Laura II. Dodson
Elsie NJ. Link. Edith r. Vaudeville Julia J. Russel.
Alice y. Williams and J. Archer Christian. Harry
Q: Courier Albert Momm. Charles C. Oliver.
Thomas X. Smith and Walter &. Terrlll The
Rev William H. Haner. pastor OF the Fi,st Chris
tian Church. addressed the graduates
The lryington Fishing Club went to Gravesend
Bay on three days cruise on Wednesday.
AT a meeting OF IrvIngton Council, j: o. L. NJ.
elected: Councillor George wooey; councillor.
Edwin F. kulp: recording secretary. Eredcricls
Camp; hnapcal secretary, George II. Muchmorc;
Wooley; o. s.. William Hodsetts: trustee for one
year l. J. Casey.
Wiener e. Co.. whose factory on Enterprise Hi
was lately destroyed by FIRE are rebuilding It.
=. The public school closed for the summer vaca-
The recently organized Council Of Daughters Of
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ENGLEWOOD.
THE CIRCUS. BICYCLE PARADE AND hlNiihi
DErIGHTs-MORE DEPARTURES FOX
FOREIGN SHORES.

The circus and menagere last Iuesday "''e'-
noon and evening were the centre OF a'Tac''o" '"'
many well-known people In EnBlewood. one cum
ous feature of the ATTENDANCE was that almost
overv one OF these we.l-known individuals expect
cd that he would be the only person "of MS SET
in attendance His line Of reasoning was that IL
was only "a lark" anyway. and consequently ne
would have the chance OF being at this circus I'M
seen by any OF his friends. Almost everybody
reasoned this same way and ta osea w
startling and notifying regularity. Inc snow Vi
The iris of he Englewood Field Club have been
trimming their gowns and matching GT,ors a, ,h
bicycle floral parade at the Field Club this after
noon. Almost every one OF the young women
who ride in the club will take part In The parade,
and IT Is expected that 1t will be a beautiful ard
inspirIng sight, worth coming miles 10 s9e ,,,,or.
organize social club. While nothing definite has
seem even TO know who the leaders in the move
ment are the reports have been $, SO, pcrsistent
ton Of such a club Will be an assured fact IN
the near future:
at the home of her son. William Iiaikie was well
known ~ oa she sSS, Cd her but ny 9s %
She came of a well known family her grandfather
Robert King being he rs, senf Of IN both
the French and Indian and kcvoluiionary wars Al
nes interest, Of the Presbyiean church ana
other benevolent fields She leaves two sons, JOSIAH
| A. Blake % Chicago ana Nlislam l'tkir' OF IN
| glewood who among other things. Is known az the
author OF How to Get Strong and How 10 Stay So
| The humorous minded burglars who have been
breaking into cellars and Kitchens soaring servant
gjrs and stealing an asional bicycle are a little
less active they still lively enough 10 arouse
| a good deal OF comment. One OF the local papers
| hounds and tracing up these thieves
| Engicwoods townspeope continue to depart FOL
| foreign shores Donald Mackay. the banker. saed
last "Wednesday ! Hugh Peters and his family
| Hoadey and Mrs Monroe will sail for Europe mex
| week and Myron Robinson will start next Friday
| John r. Miller will 80 abroad In August.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
SUMMIT.

Professor f. Fred Knapp. Superintendent OF the
Summit Public Schools. gave n reception for the
Tuesday evening
The Young Peoples Society OF Christian Endcavor
OF the Methodist Church held a reception In the
parlors OF the parsonage. In De Forest-ave., on
Tuesday evening
Music Hall. Hotel Beechwood. the scene OF
a large and fashionable assemblage on Tuesday
evening whom Mrs. Mercedes Leigh. OF New-York
CITY gave reading Several violin selections by
MISS May Brown and piano solos by Miss Helen NJ
Wright were repeatedly applauded.
The Fourth Of July will be formally observed by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
IIOBOKEN.

Tho marriage Of Frederick Daae, OF the Dukes
House. and Miss Title Huncke. took place
Thursday at the home of the brides parents In
Hudson-st The wedding was private and Mr.. and
Mrs Daab eft the house for extended tour i'm
mediately after the ceremony.
The Hoboken Fife and Drum Corps has disbanded
The corps had a National reputation and consisted
of fifty members. On June 49, 1882 In contest open
to all corners Newark. they won the first prize
The following month the corps in contest defeated
the De Witt Clinton Fife and Drum Corps Of
Brooklyn, and since then has won many coinpct-
tive tests. Before the corps disbapded the MEM
bers presented diamond medal TO Drum Ma jor
Durstewiz.
good work is being accomplished by the Jeffer-
son-st. Mission which opened on June @ II Is under
the direction of Mrs. Ernest Gochcr.
Father Charles j. Kelly. rector OF the Church Of
Our Lady OF Grace. gave delightful reception a
few days ago for the $40 young people who recently
took part IN "a Venetian Nights Festival Among
those present Was Elsie Leslie. of Lord Faunteroy
fame. who sang number of songs. . 49,
DIR. W. +. Arlitz has been appointed Health War
den. to succeed Dr.. David b. P.ndar.
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elizabeth
PlAINFIElO
PATERSON

Hose Company No. 1 and Hook and Ladder No.
with a parade and picnic
Cards are out announcing the engagement OF
Frank a. Dillingham;, son OF George w. Dillingham;,
the publisher, and Miss Louise Buckley, daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles f. Buckley OF Summit
The Township Committee will hold an important
business meeting Tuesday, July /. Among the
matters to be settled is the question Of the manner
in which the streets will be lighted many citi-
zens favor electric lights. The bids for the new
fire-alarm tower will also be opened.
The closing exercises Of st. Teresas School were
held in the Casino Building in Woodland-ave. last
evening under direction of the Sisters OF Charity
of st Teresa's Church.
Mr. and Mrs William Fcllowes Morgan have gons
10 the Thousand Islands for the summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
KEARSY.

The contract for new water supply win the
ras, Jersey Water Company was completed at the
meeting Of the Township Committee Tuesday night
The term OF the contract is fifteen years ana the
water to be supplied within six months at ~
million gallons The water Is to be delivered either
hy pumping gravity, with a heai not less 'nah
sevsuty'nve nor more than 10 feet
The Third Presbyterian Church has petitlonei
tho township 20 remit all or part or the taxes OF
a i4s ON the IIalstead estate as the place is 10
be used orphan asylum /; has been deeias ,d
that & ur- cent Interest would be charged on the
d.b, Instead Of the regular rate OF II per cent
The Kcarny Electric Light and Power company
has s.ctlrcl and In Passa.c-ave.. and Will begin
The erection OF its house At once. The plant
IL 10 be In operation BY August II
The Mutual Benefit Building and Loan Assoc,a-
ton has elected Joseph Mullln. president; I'd
mund Hei. vlce-presidcnt: T. r. Garfield; j. r.
l. i kemp Joseph kennedy J W Roach: T.
Crouihcrs John Bone W r Wilkinson. directors.
The directors elected u. II. Holmes secretary; Is.
+ Garfield. treasurer. and Edward Kenny. coun-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
MORRISTOWN.

At q special meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen
last Friday evening II was voted to raise SAc" by
taxation to meet expenses for the coming year.
An order has been issued by Superintendent Rea-
soner of the Morris and Essex Railroad. prohibit
ing all card-playng BY employees Of the road In
township Assessor Phillips has completed the
State census for Morris Township which has 2 525
Snhsbitanfs The census for Morristown Is unfin-
1shed
~ orsan recitais in the First Presbyterian Church
to-day. Mr.. Schmidt will be assisted BY the we'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
Nt'TI.t.Y.

The members OF the Nutey Field club Will hold
s.rles ~ games on the club grounds. Tennis
place on july T. among which Will be "A tennis
tournament consisting OF mems doubles. mixed dou-
bles and Juvenile doubles. There viii be athletic
contests for the juniors. \ reception VIII be hr.a
dance AZ night , ~. .
pr ROY Goddard OF Nutley-avc.. and Thomas
wilkinson Satterihwaito OF stockton Park. were
Al Eufe Bar Jamaica Bay. this week on nsh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
GRAN FORD.

Mr. and Mrs. Winfred Shaw and their daughter
Will make a visit to Providence. X. !.
The business meeting OF the Young Peoples So
ciety OF Christian Endeavor was held on Wednes-
day evening at the home OF Dr. Allen. In Union-ave
Arrangements have been made by the officers OF
the hook and ladder and hose companies to have
detail OF nrcmen and horses duty all day the
Fourth of July In case OF IRE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
RAILWAY.

Railways Law Enforcement League gained final
victory In the Union County Court. TO which John
C. Helms. Albert Lambert and Mrs. Tolyer had
taken appeal from the sentence imposed on them
BY Justice Frazee to pay fine OF $50 and costs each
for being found guilty of selling liquor on Sundsy
the applicants and cxssnstOr Van for the , city Of
eumcnts OF counsel. dismissed the appeals.
The City Council Tuesday night granted re-
newal OF license 10 Fred Helms and Mrs Tolyer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29

r,,artv has been christcned Pride OF lrying'oh.,
After the election Of officers We1neMsaay went ttt to
Arlington TO participate In the Institute" N
monies of n ncw council -, ..,o,,s ~ tho 4, To-
EFFORTS are being made By the frlehds " ~, IN Do
pi~ Henry Vehslage to erect tablet IN '"e "e
formed Church in his memory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29

known bass singer Townsend II. Fellows. AT eiao-
crate programme has been prepared
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-11-07
The PRIMAl STEAM.

Not when the sunlight goIdens wide
The heaven, like an azure bowl.
But when steals down the twilight tide,
The vagrant longing takes my soul.
Il "a doth desire. as doth the bark
Thae bounds the freshening wind be-
fore,
Sail out across the gathering dark
To many i dim and distant shore.
It is the old unrestful strain
The spirit with the flesh at war
That leaped along the throbbing vein
OF some nomadic ancestor.
Hence, though when daylight holds the
sky
/ walk our formal ways within,
When dusk draws on, at heart am !
As vagrant IS a Bedouin.
Clinton Scotland in Youth 5 Companion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-11-07
w. j. Brennan,
ATTORNEY
Abstract Office,
John CARTHEW

Successor to Book & Schreiner.
Real estate title, abstracts and insur-
ance. East of court house.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-11-07
Official Directory.

"a ETHopIsT EelscoPAL church, cor
hWH ner Monroe and Cherry: Rev. II. D.
Smith. pastor. Services 1890 a. m. and I'D
P; m sabbath school ata:l5. prayer meeting
thursday at s.s9 p m. Epworth league at
$3.50 SUNDAY evening
- MMANuEL church DIR. +. E. Edwards.
"a rector sunday services at 1880 a. m.
and 7:3o p M; sunday school at p m
~ CONGREGATIONAL church, Rev. p. Il.
- Mason. pastor. sunday services a. lo.S1
a. m. and 30 .. m. Sabbath school at Y m:
prayer meeting Thursday evening al 800.
Christian Endeavor at 6:45 p. N, sunday.
- OMAN CATHOLIC church. Rev. Albers.
TX pastor. Services at 10 a. M and every
morning during the week at Is O'Clock
ERmAN PRESBYTERIAN church. Rev.
vi j. A. Ringold. pastor. Services every
other sunday sunday school every sunday
At II o'clock.
~ EpMAN EVANGELICAL church. Madison
~ street. Sunday7schaol at s d. m: SER
vices at 1890 a. m. singing school at , p n.
a AncAsrse Lcpor 9. r. & A. IA. meet
Nv first and third saturdays IN each month
in the Showalter building
GesNr cHAPTse eoyaL ARCH N Mass IONS
Tuesdays q each month AZ p m. in their
hall in the Showalter building
M@INERVA CHAPTER order Of the
sWA Eastern Star meets in the Masonic
rooms the first and third Mondays Of each
RHIssissizPl va.Lsv LopeE I. Q. o 2
Tvs meets every Wednesday at $50 p m in
Odd Fellows hall
NAmP OF !. o. o. r. meets lst ana Sd
~ Mondays of each month Al 80 p, m. IN
Odd Fellows hail
TOW cox Posr, NO 1872 c. A. =
meets every second and fourth Satur-
day nights of each month in Maesse-Brook-
er block. ~
ToM cox corps W. r. ev-
cry second and fourth - OF
each month at p, N. in g :. r, hall
EIDELTY LODGE A. o. u. w. meets
first and third Mondays OF each month
i'll Muesse- BROKER block at Bop -.
GyLvaN CAMP M. w. or a meets
~ second and fourth Thursdays OF each
month in Wenzell block, Maple street.
@AouNc,L NO 81. a. p. 4. meets sec
w. ond Friday evening of each month in
Muesse BROKER block
( ANcAsTEa council NO e2. Meets t,s
month in e-Brooker Building.
4 ANcASTER LODGE No ~ X. OF ?.
A- meets every Tuesday at p IN. in Goble
block east OF Court house
NALANrHE TEMPLE No. ? meets every
~ Wednesday evening at 1870 in Is. +. Cas-
tie Goble block
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-11-07
Brown & Goodsell,
ATTORNEYS

VIII practice in all courts in the
county and state. Real estate bought
and sold. Probate business special
ty. Collections promptly attended TO.
Office over State bank
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1 Isa.i PnIicr.

a penny wise and pound foolish
policy has kept many an advertiser
in the shady groves of nnpopularity
and distrnst ink Fienl