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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-07
prof. stnffori Witbdrnvy..

Calvert, Texas, January 6.--prufessor w.
a. Palmer received letter from Professor
b. A, Stafford today. in which he states
that owing to circumstances recently trans
pring be will be compelled to withdraw
from tile race for the position Of superin
tendent or public instruction.
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GENERAL sHELLEY's FuNERAL

The funeral of the late General N. G.
Shelley, whose death occurred last night,
will take place tomorrow afternoon at 800
o'clock.
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A Mexican Accidentally shot.

Edna. Texas, January 5.--on Monday at
icon Mexicas on Mr.. Brandts' farm.
about Ave miles south OF Edna. was ae-
cidentaliy shot by his brother-in Law, who
WAS cleaning what was supposed to be
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A Rccciycr Anplicd For.

Waxahachie, Texas, January 6.--The Nc
Cord Collins Commerce company OF Fort
Worth made application TO the district
Judge last night for the appointment OF
receiver for the Lazarus stock OF goods at
ennis. Moss Han was appointed. The case
Il TO conc up for hearing on the 10th.
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ExAMINING sEcunITIEs.

c. s. Thweatt. chief clerk OF the State
Insurance department at Austin, is In
the city, registered at the fremont. Mr..
Thweait visits Galveston for the purpose
of examining the security OF Me Galveston
Loan and Investment company offered to
the State Ia order to do a general guaranty
aud fidelity business.
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GOOD ATTRACTIONS.

The Galveston theatcr going public Ia
being treated TO some good attractions at
present. Modjeska. as Mary, Queen OF
Scots, was seen ut the Grand last night,
and those who attended saw good, honest,
conscientious acting.
Hoyt's latest success, "A Stranger In
New York" is billed for next Mon
day night. and Manager Weis has given his
assurance that with one or two exceptions
the cast is identical with the makeup that
held Gotham for 80 long.
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small CbntteI MortEa gc.

Mckinney. Texas, January CIV. $.
Phillips, liveryman, filed chattel mort
gage last night. r.. l.. Moulden trustee.
Amount OF preferred indebtedness, ss27.
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If TILE BABY Is CUTTINI; TEETH

he sure and use that old and wen tried
remedy. Mrs. winslou's Soothing Fyrup.
for children teething. II soothes the child.
softens the gums. aliays all pain. cures
wind colo and Is the best remedy Tor
diarrhoes.
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Darn and Ani.ais Dnrncd.

waxahachie. Texas, January G.--The well
equipped barn OF W p. Boyd, living Ave
miles west Of here. burned today. The loss
included ten or fifteen horses aud mults,
wagons, buggies ard large amount Of.
grain. No insurance.
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for the Taylor rosimssfership. he declined
to express himself further than 10 say that
II he got there he would administer the
duties OF the offce to the hest of his
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thought Assigncd stock.

Rogers. Texas. January 6.--L b. Bryant
OF this place today bought the assigned
stock Of jackson & Sailing from the Mar
tin Brown Dry Goods company. Fort
Worth paving go cents on The dollar
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Convictions at Bastrop.

Bastrop. Texas. January 5,--convicuons
at this term OF district court; Anderson
Warren, forgery, two years; Ed Rou, bur-
glary. two years; Robert Menefee, burglary,
two years.
]. NJ. Hendricks, ball granted in SIS;
Phillip Davis. bail granted in s25
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Waxahachie Texas, January 6.--W. D..
Dickey was allowed $3.50 damages In the
district court today against the Missouri.
Kansas and Texas railway, lie sued foi
$50 600 fer an accident while on an ca
cursion train en- route TO D9llas on No
vernher 3. 1891.
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TO cURE a COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II II fails 10
cure; 25c. The genuine has L. b. @ on
each tablet.
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JUDGE REAGAN VERY WELL.

Judge Reagan has returned from
visit of two weeks To his home near
Palestine and says he was never In better
health In his life.
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SAVERS CAMPAIGN.
leI Foster is Jubilnnt Over the
Outlook.

Outlook.
las, Texas. Jalaiary 6.-Colonel l.. L.
of Velasco. the intimate personal
plitical friend of Congressman Joseph
yers. arrived in Dallas today for the
Be OF looking over the political sit
and openi,g I'M headquarters for the
CD man. fom WHICH the democratic
les in Moth Texas can be reached.
Z, Foster was called upon today by
err Shaw Frank p. Holland. Lee
es and scores OF other prominent
trats who are supporting Major say
definite ARRANGEMENTS have been con-
b yet. but it is very probable that a
viii h secured at tho Wilsor hotel
distribution of literature made from
place Ice Hughes. rx-county clerk
ne of the mott popular men in Dallas
y. vii likely manage the Dallas cam
for Major Sayers. while Messrs.
{ OF Austin. Foster and .'armer Shaw
supervise the campaign throughout
|tal.
nnl Foster is In high snirits and
Maior Sayers Is SIRE win1er. He
q. TO Mexia tomorrow night for n
Srnce with Chairman ]. W. Blake Of
safe committee about the time and
for holding the State convention.
enty Power, Williams Talks.
ftin. Texas, January 5.-"Plenty
y" Williams. The populist boss Of the
= congressional district. showed up
Justin yesterday and stated TO The
CORRESPONDENT that he would not at.
the meeting OF the populist reorgani-
committee soon to be held in st.
but that he hoped for good results
from.
| does not favor the nomination OF a
pential candidate this year. believing
while bis party was too late In that
~ In 1896 It would 30 TO tie ether
me for 1900 by picking a nan three
| ahead.
| governor he favors Jerome liearby
will accept the nomination, II not he
B a ticket headed by Gibbs. with
3coek for second place and kesrhy for
hey general.
yerring TO the probability Of Wash
J becoming an independent candidate
congress to succeed Savers. ne said:
5n NOT sneak for the marty. bur as All
1dnal favor nominating straight
Dc of the road populist for congress.
! begin 10 make concessions on thess
bf '96. II Colonel Jones would accept
Domination 81 the populists Of this
~ on declaration Of pDpuiist doe
! ] would cheerfully SUPPORT him"
zen asked regarding his own candidacy
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Palestine. Texas, January 5.-Nancy Tur-
ner, oolored woman living in Old Town
was terribly burned yesterday. She was
leaning over the fire with baby in her
arms, when her clothing caught fire. IL
is thought she can not recover
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The little 4-year- old daughter OF Mrs.
Bishop. who lives about three miles east
of town, was severity burned several days
ago. from which injuries she died yester-
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Buffalo. Texas, January 1.-The cattle
business mas been very inactive here sInce
the 18th Of December. Lots OF cattle for
gale. but no buyers W. r, Linson =
Sons, the principal dealers. made their last
delivery December and have quite NUM-
Der on hand. Cattle In good condition ~
20 through the winter and spring.
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Nn,, nrcr. rnhric..

percales Viii be seen next season. No
end of pretty odd designs Will make the
goods unusually attractive, and Ii will be
uscd for shirt waists and children'e
dresses.
Mode color promises to be again popular.
SIX new and especially pretty shades have
recently appeared In Paris and were az
once sought for because of the beauty and
softness OF their dyeing.
In silks moires will be In great demand
FOR the coming season. Lightweight silks
Will be much worn and the range OF color
and variety of design make IL easy for one
TO select a charming gown.
Dress goods showing braided effects are
exceedingly popular on eolored grounds
the dcsigns are black, ia wayy and zigzag
soritacha eflects. The fayoriol Is all~wool
satin finish. The favorte grounds are
brown, green. beiotrope. blue and red
Light tissue materials In medium quail
tiles will he In demand another season.
Cb1irons. gauzcs, nets, liberty SILK aud
will soon be seen IN the stores, aud fer
evening wear will prove both satisfactory
aud stylish.
In Paris. among the new color combina-
tions In plaids are seen fine lines OF dark
shades appearing on lighter grounds.
Gray is seen on backgrounds OF light blue,
white pale pink and heiiotrope, a novel
plaid showed threads OF dark blue In COM
bination with bright green, red, white and
clear yellow
What IN called uncrushable grenadne is
n most beautiful fabric that Is sure to
prove popular with women who like a soft
yet really elegant silk toilet This new
grenadiDe looks like fine black lace, 10
silky in touch aud exquisite in sheen.
Grenadines Will be much worn In the
spring. and this uncrusbablc variety VIII
retail at So yard,
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SPRINGFIELD, Ili.--A caucus Of the rspub-
lIcan members OF the senate has agreed upon
an Investigation OF the Chicago police.
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a NEW MORNING DRESS.
The popular color for these dresses Is q
bright scarlet and the trimmings upon a
scarlet dress should always be black. I'M
less n bright Hreen 10 selectod.
Fergus County argus., 1898-11-23
From New Zealand.

REEFTON, New Zealaud, Nov. %,
1861 am very pleased tostate that
since took the agency of Chamber
lain's medicines the sale has been
very large, more especially of the
Cough Remedy. In two years 1 have
sold more of this particular remedy
than OF all other makes for the pre-
vious five years. AS to it's efficacy,
have been informed by scores of per-
SONS of the good results they haver re-
ceived from it, and know it's value
from the use of it in my own house
hold. 1t is SO pleasant to take that
we have to place the bottle beyond
the reach of the children.
E. j. SCANTLEBURY.
For sale by all druggists.
Fergus County argus., 1898-11-23
ECHOES OF ELECTION.
The Vote Is canvsssed, Revealing Surprise.
for More Than One Candidate.

Thursday last, at the hour of noon,
the board of county commissioners
met as a canvassing board and pro-
ceeded to canvass the vote of the
county at the preceding general elecs
ton, all returns having been received.
Chairmen Cook and Cort, of the
Republican and Democratic commit
tees, respectively, were present. as
well as County Attorney Smith and
several who were interested.
The vote from each precinct was
canvassed without protest and but
one change was made. In the figures
and words written in the return by
the clerks at Stanford, Shaw's vote
for sheriff vas given as As, which was
manifestly wrong, as the total vote
cast for Clary and Shaw was cOnsid-
erably in excess of that cast for any
other Office. Upon reference to the
check list Shaw's vote was found to
have been 35, and this figure was
taken by the board, the error evil
IDENTIFY having been unintentional.
The complete official returns will
be found tabulated in another col
umn, and the vote on justices in Big
Spring township appears on the
fourth page. In this township one
Republican and one Democratic JUS
tice is elected, the two being the pres
ent incumbents. Though Forest
Grove precinct is in this township,
but few voters there voted for JUS
tices or constables, and the judges,
believing they were not in this pre-
cinct, did not count the votes. The
vote, however, would have made no
difference in the election, as Gudgell's
lead over Long was more than the
total vote cast at Forest Grove, and
Scott was far behind.
Fowler is elected assessor by q
margin of II votes, the closest run,
and Hedges is elected representative
other majorities are large, Smith lead
ing the ticket with 345 majority, and
Miss PEBBLES has 337. Shaw, the only
Democrat elected, except Lewis, who
had no opponent. has 4s majority
over Clary.
The total vote cast for congress-
man was 1916, against 1862 cast for
the same office two years ago. This
year, however, the vote was much
less, in proportion to the registra-
tion, than in 1896. AS will be seen,
both amendments to the constitution
carried. that relating to county COM
missioners receiving 66 majority and
that relating to the supreme court
lis majority. On both a very light
vote was east.
Ed Brdssey aud Alex Branson ran
a close race for public administrator,
each receiving one vote, the latter at
Rocky Point
There is some talk of contest on
Fergus County argus., 1898-11-23

the part of c. H. Williams, but such
nearly always follows an election
and Is given little heed. The hegrounds
upon which friends of Mr.. Williams
allege he will make contest concerns
the registration and return of the
votes In the Ubet and Trout creek
precincts.
The following are the returns on
justices and constables in the several
precincts, the two first-named in
each case being elected:
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Dubuque Township-J. A. Wall, 56.
Judith Township-W. j. Jackson,
ST., 13O; B. Gray, 81; Nj. Messner, As;
John Knott, 20; Theo. Waddell, 10.
Ubet Township-E. r. Thomas, Is;
d. 5. Lutz, IL; W. S. Stranahan, IL;
c. F. Irish, 3; d. A. Carlyle, Frank
Gangler, t. l.. Haloert. Jr., and II. r.
Porter, each one.
Maiden Township-OttO Anderson,
Is; Z. A. Huson, IA; James A. Crow
ley, Dan Nealon. H. Born and Grant
Marsh, each one.
Maginnis Township-Wm. Beason,
200; 1. NJ. Beatty, 100; Owen Dunn,
127; &. A Gilpatrick, 2.
Flatwillow Township-J. G. Sher-
man, /.
CONSTABLES.
Dubuque Township-A. Moulton,
s; p. Nihill, 2.
Judith Township-L. B. Divers, IS;
H. Luckett, 63; Chas. Darnell, 13;
Frank Prouett, IL; John Knott, 8;
w. Oates, Theo. Waddell and w. A.
Peck, each one.
Ubet Township-F. A. Irish, 35;
John Schmidt, Is; Sam Baker, 10; d.
L. Craig, A. Schreiber, w. L. Halbert
and Wilson Hummel, each one.
Big Spring Township-Wm. Wun-
derlin, 259.
Maiden Township-Jesse Sample.
IA; Dan Nealon, 6; Rice Dougherty, 3;
F. K. Williams, Frank McCarty, Edw.
Boardman and Frank Sage. each one.
Maginnis Townships. Il. Flanna-
gan, 12S; Frank Smith, 12O.
Fergus County argus., 1898-11-23

A cough is not like u fever. Itdoes
not have to run a certain course.
Cute it quickly and effectually with
One Minute Cough Cure, the best rem
edy for all ages and for the most se-
we're cases. We recommend it be-
cause it's good. c. F. Little.
Fergus County argus., 1898-11-23
Proposals for Drugs, Me edicines, Etc

Sealed proposals will be received
by the Board of County Commission
ers up to O'Clock Monday, Dec. 5,
1898, for furnishing drugs, medicines
and surgical supplies to the poor,
sick and infirm at the county hOspi-
tai and prisoners at the county Jail;
and also for county patients within
q radius of twenty miles of Lewis
town, from Jan. I, 1899, to Jan. /,
1900. w. 5. PERKINS,
Clerk of Board of Co. Com missioners.
Fergus County argus., 1898-11-23
$500 Reward.

For information that will lead to
the recovery Of a st. Bernard-New-
fOundland pup taken from the
vicinity of Power Mercantile Co.'S
store on October %.
w. ID. SYMMEs.
Fergus County argus., 1898-11-23

Many a household is saddened by
death because of the failure to keep
on hand a safe and absolutely certain
cure for Group, such as One Minute
Cough Cure. See that your little ones
are protected against emergency. C.
F. Little.
Fergus County argus., 1898-11-23
Amateur Photographers Club.

The Judith Camera club was or.
ganized last Wednesday night. The
club is composed of the ladies and
gentlemen of Lewistown who are in
terested in the art of amateur pho
Biography. and will meet every two
weeks at the homes of the members
The following were elected officers
for the ensuing year: Rev. Kenneth
Brown, president; Mr.. w. G. Runzler
vice-president; Mr.. C. NJ. Kelly, secrs
tary; Mrs. F. E. Wright, treasurer
The next meeting will take place Dec
Z at the home of Mrs. j. .M.VroOman.
Fergus County argus., 1898-11-23

strength is not the
only food-virtue."
SeAs22sng's Best
soda and baking powder
are strong and pure,
tea and coffee
are delicate, pure and
fresh,
spices and extracts
are pure, strong, and OF
wonderful flavor. ua
For sale by
George Bach. Utioa.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-11-24

health officer OF the institution under your
charge
There has been only two deaths in the
Grant County isane Asylum:
Magnolia acknowledged So, consumption,
june 1st 1898
johanna sebeck, old age-general debility.
June 24th 1898
There are now In the Asylum one hundred
sixteen GIG inmates-sixty- three 1881 males
ana ffty-three (55) females
We have also had two deaths in the Grant
County Home.
Leopold Fetter aged %. May %, 1898; Nj. Wis
skirshen, aged "a July 10th, 1895.
There is now in the Grant County Home,
thirty-two (32} inmates
The sanitation OF the Grant County Asylum
and County Home has again by the vigilant
efforts OF the Board been improved by the
addition Of new tiled floors in the washrooms
OF the patients with new bowls complete.
with much better system of drainage; also
new cement floors through the main part of
the basement and a nicely fitted up room
with Milwaukee brick floor for a smoking
room which will add much to the comfort of
the male patients.
We have had no contagious disease nor cpl
demic of any kind in the institution for the
year just past owing to the yigilant watch
and care of the superintendent and matron.
Respectfully Yours.
F. NJ. CRoNIN. NJ. d.
Dated. October g. 1898.
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We have no recommendations to make in
regard TO permanent improvements, as we
do not know what the recommendations of
the committee on County Home will be in re-
gard 70 improving or building new County
Home.
The trua aees in presenting their annual re-
port, beg leave to say that we have not car
ried out the recommendation Of the commit
tee on charitable institutions IN regard to
building a steam dryer for the laundry. We
have visited several dryers and find that it
would require the services Of "a competent
engineer To run said steam dryer. and that
the expense would be too much to Justify the
building of the same; but have come TO the
conclusion To build an addition to the laund-
~ to be heated by stove or dry air, at an es-
timated cost of $1,000. We also wish TO thank
the superintendent and matron of these in
situations for their courtesies shown US, and
for their untiring efforts to make tho condi-
tions OF those uufortunates under their
charge rs comfortable as possible.
The report OF the treasurer, superintend-
ent and visiting physician Is hereby made a
part Of our report to your honorable body.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
III. GRIMM
], MACARTHUR. Trustees
GEORGE BROWN
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How he erred.

''Just thipkt'' she said. "Ineyer met
him but twice, and yet he sent me love
and kisses in a letter. What would
you do about it?''
st should never recognize him again, =
replied her dearest friend, decisively.
"That seems rather harsh, but"
"Any man." went on the dearest
friend, "who does not know enough to
deliver anything of that sort in person
should not be entitled to the privilege
of feminine society"
Afterward, when the matter was
taken up at the Girls Debating club, it
was unanimously decided that she was
right.-Chicago Post.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-11-24
seldom Fatal.

Boody-Doctor, I'm very much
alarmed about my son. He has had
three peculiar attacks within a week
and during each of them he was with
out sense or knowledge for nearly three
hours.
Doctor-Oh. don't be uneasy about a
little thing like that. I've known peo-
pie to live all their lives in similar
condition.-Chicago Daily News.
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A Lover,s nescrintfon.

Miss Mugg-I don't see how it is your
sister failed to find me at the, station.
You said you would describe me to her.
infatuated Lover (who sees a good
deal more in Miss Mugg than other
folks can)-Yes, / told her to look for
a beautiful girl, with the face of Ma
donna, and the form of a sylph. It's
queer she missed you.-N. Y. Weekly.
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was Very Consiaerate.

Mrs. Beeson-George, what makes
you SO quiet when you're out in COM
pany? You sit around like a dumb
person. Why don't you talk more?
Mr.. Beeson-My dear, do talk when
I am out alone. was quiet this even
ing because I thought it wouldn't be
just the thing Tor one family to monop-
Ollie the conversation.-Wa Washington
Post
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An Advertising scheme.

Pills-Dosem has been expelled from
the medical association for advertising
contrary to the code.
Squills-How did he advertise?
Pills-Called to lead the prayer meet
ing the other evening, he walked up to
the front and gave out the hymn 1.-THE
Great Physician Now Is Here. Crypt.
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Hard to Tell.

st don't think that young man who
comes to see you will ever set any part
of the world on fire.
ooh, well, YOU can't tell, papa; you
know, he smokes cigarettes. '-Yonkers
Statesman.
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Correctly Answered.

snow, Thomas" said certain bish-
OPP, after taking his servant to task one
morning, who is it that sees all we do,
and hears all we say, and knows all we
think, and who regards even me in
my bishops robes as but vile worm of
the dust?"
And Thomas replied: 1.-THE missus,
siri'-Tit-Rits.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-11-24
professional Success.

Young Doctor (exultantly)-Well,
I've been successful with my first pa
tent.
Old Doctor-Of what did you relieve
him?
Young Doctor-Ten dollars.-N. Y.
Journal
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Nothing Better in pro.nect

Then shovel cheerfully the snow.
For when, at length. it's gone,
You'll have to get the mower out
And shave the blooming lawn.
Chicago Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-11-24
TREASURES REPORT.

To the Honorable Board of Trustees of the
Asylum and County Home of Grant County
Wisconsin,
have the honor to.report the financial
condition Of said institutions for the year
ending sept. 30, 1898.
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pnYsIcIAN,s RFpoRr-

To tire Honorable board Of Trustees of
Grant County Asylum aud Coenty Home.
mplvtng With yonr request snd pursn-
s.S L. custom respectfully submit this
my report = visiting Physician and
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-11-24

Father-NFha are you doing, Emna?
Daughter-o, Arthur is coming to
night. and I'm cooking something for
him.
Father-Emma, Emma, you'd better
be careful youll keep on ceol 49, !.
him till he breaks the enrarementi--
Eeitere Welt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-11-24

All Of which is respectfully submitted.
1oHS RI MAUrR.
Treasurer Grant Co. Nfs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-11-24
Asylum And
County Home
TRUSTEES REPORT.

To the Honorable Board Of Supervisors of
Grant County.
The trustees of Grant County Asylum and
County Home beg leave 10 present their an
nual report for the year ending Septem Der
80, 1898 for your due consideration.
The receipts for both institutions are as
follows:
1897
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-11-24

Total amount received . 2e.3li II
The following amounts have been dis
bursed during the year:
o taher 1897
John Schrelner sons, clothing