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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14

jeS Mr.. aud Mrs. jefferson Davis ere living
sumriuously In aoasemeni AZ Porirts. Monroc.
newly and elegantly fitted up for their aoconoda.
ton. They have Al tho comfort. aud ,lelicacie.
Of the season, party from The Government aud
partly from their private friends. Mr. Davis !,
thriving under this arrangement, None ~ yorr
81 sour apple tree bushes. atoni hi. T.sasnn
must be- made udiotls
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14

~ Il' BAi'imorr county h'ory9ai:rrs have
ct'',i q Ias.s mec;ius IN ,h.. town on Turs.
la, tie -iih in,,au; At which aIsi-,,e,
are expected g. tc delivered b., GOV swami and
Ey-Guv Bradford hogbtiess every rettl in IN.
COUNT. who can. will be pr-s-u, to applaud the
s.e-che. % iles~ Distinguished gentlemen. 4,
"'H me- matter Z in he past no ,pi,he; was too
g'.- uo measure ~ fsProach too fsll To apply 10
t.-l Gor. swami a.d ". bradford have
e'4a.lslher Ir'-cipi', since the iay- when ih.y
1eg, The recipients of rebel sbuse Democrat.
.e. 'ei., .utei COZ >,Han ~ the vil.., Of the
~" - op" lost 20 a! 4ecencv 81 honor all viz
tue, a''-;e-rs~' he Wa 'hc leader of'he Biool
Tsh- nj Plug I. li-- h. ,ramplei on III.
r.sa'- ~ 'y-n- 'or ~. own aggrandlzement
aut ao.a Zee cou,isuel to everlasting iafaa.v A..
Row tie, fo,k around him. slug ho1aana, TO
BIS raise. 'nl vii hrp riee; him 70 the United
>'t'"' senate. cra'i''-f @-y ~ ''-oag ersasi
Par "it .'fts.r o'' yru-ipl,,. Ben Harris
fo' iGs'aL &c, bradford too. /. TOW . IA
slf.'r viii tie rebel lari,. but this ass no, al.
Is. lA- ACE once. according to Democratic to-
Un4uuY. tie ~as al aholi.ionsi. a negro lover
be declared the Constitution Of MARYLAND adopt-
81 When in fact. that instrument was defeated
By tbs PEOPLE the Burning Of his dwelling by
the rtrls Wa but ~ re,rehgiion for bis many
crimes how he is ans = then, souyh, after,
palrou.1ei, and pu, forward a. NJ eloQu.n,
champion uf their eAGse. Doubtless they will
have a large audience here 20 greet them in their
work o. turning over Baltimore county 20 the
tender mefcies Of the rtbei party
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14

Pic Nic.-A pic mic Of The attendants Of The
afternoon Sunday School, EPSON n. 2. Church,
will be held at Ridgsly's Mil dam on wsdnss.
DAY next, the 18th instant The parents Of The
children attending the school ere Invited TO Ct.
tend.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14

FEAnrtL. AT meeting Of the friends Of
President johnson and Gov. swami In the Sixth
District of Baltimore couaiy. a few days since,
these g,nllmrn were cordially endorsed. aud the
following resolutions adopted
R,,oisoi That there are CERTAIN men holding
Office under the Government IN our district 1t this
tine who afe soembilier,d against the President
aud bis policy as 10 order the likeness ~ him 10
be taken down from housts aud declare N ibey
DO not, they will, aud stamp Il In the road.
The mex, resolutions pledge ihssc " friends TO
inform on ihete men, but Il does not state who
they are going TO inform. IN addition TO other
dirty work. these people, il seems constitute
themselves spies and ,uloFn,ers
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14

~ II is said that a, the late FsnIas war
council, a, the New York headquarters, II was
determined to inauEura,s . ssw movement Of
great magnitude Immediately, bp, members are
sworn TO the s,riessst secrecy, and the public
must therefore swalt dsvslepmspp.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14

I.rsi HIS AaA.-On Monday, I'd instant, q
,oung man ia the employ Of M. James ". Bry.
an miller. on the Falls Road Loaf bis right arm
Ia consequence Of having Il caught IN the ma
ehinery Of the mill. Vie vas engaged 10 cleaning
eohwebs from the machinery when the arm was
caught aud 50 terribly lacefaied that immediate
ampniaiion was necessary. The operation vas
performed by DR.. A. T. Smith, Of baltimore city,
and Dr. Naylor " this county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14

- The Internal Reveuus Receipts for the
escal year snding June 10, 1883, will reach 10 the
aggregate not Ices than ssio,ooo,o 900. FFom
customs they will rsseh siTo, 900, 900,
ssd fsen miscellaneous sossoss s7s, 900, 900, me-
kisg DE agyssg.ss sro~ rss.ipss for Tho year ~
isass 600, oee, 900.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14

q
The UNDERMINED, A MAJORITY Of the mem.

g
The undersigned, A MAJORITY Of the mem.
Der. OF the UNION EXECUTIVE COMMIT.
TEE Of Baltimore county, hereby call upon
and request the Union men Of the county IL
assemble in PRIMARY MEETINGS, at the
usual places Of holding such meetings in each
district, on
Saturday, August 4th, 1899,
Ar THREE O'CLOCK. r. ~,
To elect FIVE DELEGATES to meet in coun-
~ Convention at TowsOntown, ON Wednesday,
August sth. at II o'clock A. NJ. to elect dele.
gates TO State Convention in Baltimore city
on the 18th day Of August, to nominated can
didAte for Comptroller Of the State, 4c.; and
also 10 elect We delegates from each district To
Conventions to nominate candidates for Con.
gress for the Second and Fifth Congressional
Districts Of Maryland.
ROBERT II. THOMPSON.
JASPER n. SLACK,
JOHN DITCH,
EDWARD l.. LARSH,
DAVID 5. LONGNECKER.
BENJAMIN H. BUSH.
WILLIAM FOSTER.
II. CLAY McALLIsTER.
JOHN II. LoNGNEcKER.
JAMES b. McCoMAS.
Jesse GARRETT
DAVID X. LUSBY.
EDWARD wHiTTEMORE.
FRANK. q. =. wALTEMEYER
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14

ave invite attention 70 tbs card Of Jane.
". Miller, dealer In lime, brick, halr, plaster,
corn, oats, &c., 10 another coiumu. yagmsu o.
othen wanting anything Ip HE iins wili do veil
10 call.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14

r-- The Tax li.l. as tnall, reported D., me
Committee at con'etrt.,e. VIZ. adopted b, both
Houses u Congress Al Friday IN tie origin }
bill, the tax upon cotton sps tao, ~ five c,U',
ter pouul b, the liouse AID jWo c,nts hy the
senate. Toe Conference fixed tie tx a. three
cents Cigars valatd a, over -. f., thousand
are TO pa a 'aA u - per thousand t'-.ic TWEEN
y Ter cent. alnn their marks, value state
banks, which have been converted iaio National
banks, are 60 pay au Additional du,y Of un..
fourth Of one per cent. UPON their Old circulating
Boles Several articles 81 manufacture. ,ucL a,
wine, mead, lion pipes tot water ani drainage.
and telescope. were placed upon the ir,- list.
The limit Of exemption frun the income TAX was
continued at $500. a. heretofore The sHsc, u
the bill will be 10 considerably tighten taxation
upon agricultural aud small nufactui,s--ihc
difference i.sing made up BY the impos,s upon
cotton aud soins other articles.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14

IHE tugHENcrHESr EXERctSrs Of MIS- Stheuck .
school 'or 'oun, ladies Wa, held ut the Cont
lionsr. ~ this town, On Thursday. 5ih instant,
aad brought together large number OF the IA.
iiuu, oi the school Ani the citizens VI our mel gli.
hofhood The Efforts " the Young ladies exhib.
tied MS ked Improvement upon their part, aud
"''o great cnf' ana a1itatOn upon the part OF
then '''cher The following arr the COMPOST
tuu- t-'i snl certificates 81 merit conferred
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14

Ss-Iu May last, many prominent loyallsts
OF tbs county united 10 calling . Mass Meeting
Of Union citizens At TowSoniown. The meeting
was held on the 2ad Of that month, was largely
attended, and was addressed by several promi-
nent speakers. On Wednesday, June 27Ih, the
Union Executive COMMITTEES Of Baltimore county,
Tor rather. portion Of H. assembled, and pas
sed the following preamble and resolution:
Whereas, The meeting held at Towsontown on
the I'D day OF May, 1850, had no
sanction from this Committee or any other Au-
thortzed organization Of the Union party, aud
ttl ts believed that IL was called exclusively at
the instance Of few individuals therefore 10 Il
Resoired, That this meeting, representing q
mgyoTHy OF the members Of the Unconditional
assembled IA pursuance OF the call Of It's Chair.
man claims TO be tho only legitimate organ Of the
Union party IN Baltimore county, and that all
other so-called organizations VI the Union PARTY
are unauthorized and disorgaAisiag, and are sAii-
Hsdf NJ c0nsiderdiioH.
When the I'D of May meeting was called,
thos' instrumental in getting IL up did not claim
to have the sanction Of the Executive Committee
Of any other body. but acted on their own re-
sponsbiliiy as citizens Of the county not retend-
ing TO acI under authority they did not possess.
II those calling the johnson Mass Meeting ON
Tuesday, July 9Th, had followed this principle,
they would, at least, have been entitled 10 re-
slcct hut when they lag claim 10 represent a
majority Of the Union Executive Committee, the 8
signatures in another column iasiens the stigma
o. ialcshood upon them, aud renders their cou.
duet con'emptibie. T.,y are disOrganizers /;
"'y are acting without authority il is A,y, a
minority. who ARE cndeavoriug to ruin the Union
party aud with this obcrt In view, are ready to
ally ihenselvc. with the rebels OF the county.
aud u is h's who are entitled 10 no considvra-
ton
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14

~E W. "''hh = Flsner psbiisnes 4 Carl ~ the
Jos'aqi u as' week, severely sbssiEg and de.
nouncing constable IN the Fourth District.
whom be supposes TO be- the correspondent, who
informed ~ - hi. presence aud doings at the r.-
bel.johnson meeting At Reis,~r.,own That the
amiAbie aud much abused John iwho has never
been in For, Warren, but Who has been 10 For,
Lafayette may not waste bis talents Nv fgh,.
ing shadows oF abusing innoeen, men. We re-
specially inform lin that our correspondent a,
ReisiersiowB Is not now and never, to our Know.
ledge, has boon a constable of the Fourth OF any
other district. And as Mr. Fisher has taken the
matter Of his defence In his own hands. Jet ~
AK him "A question. 4 friend OF his kindly VOL
unteerei The information that Mr. Fisher only
reached Reistersiown Abog; the time or after the
organization Of the Johnson meeting. Is thi.
iTnsl Was not NJ. Fisher there somc time De.
fore the meeting commenced Was Il no, him
who formally invited the party present To walk
into the meeting roon and be seated ," aud had
he not previously insulted and abused Union
citizen Of the town
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14

- Hon. Jno. A. J. cssswsli. usiisd States
Senate, viii plsass accept our shaats sov vslua-
be pnbils assumssas fsswusAsA %.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14

.NHa fHAcIrRED --un Wednesday morning a
lad at thirteen years, named Magness. whos,
father resides about eight miles out ON the York
road. va. bringing to this city n Tow. BE- riding
Ia .. wagon and having - roIc attached To the
horns VI 10" animal, when the latter made a
sudden leIk causing the lad To fall out u the
vehicle To llc ground having the bon. Of Nj,
right arm fractured. DR.. II T.. r. Yeates was
called 10 attend him, At a house near where n,
accident occurred .--Bsl'o. .lHssrieaH
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14

-Iu the Criminal Cou,' 90 Et.'...., ....
ON the 9TH inst. Gist 1 ,ck-, tn....i"1 ...
sauliiug Thus. l.. Hall. At d. pt.Liarf m.,.i.-
held ~ Cockey willie, .stuui Sc.
found guilt "i common a--.4. .i
aud cos's
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14

AHutI Coat UiL LANr.--There Is scarcely a
reader Of our paper who does not complain Of
breaking gla,s chlaney. aud washing them for
these lamf-. This j. often ~ much expense ~
the ell. How TO avoid this, together with iht
s'nell. has occasioned rauch inquiry and many
aiitmpll u Is now most eftctually accomplish
81 ~ the new invention advertised 10 our paper
by The Empire Manufacturing Company, aud
ior sale by them a, Harrington 4 Mills, la0 hal.
tiniofe street. We advise all our readers 20 ex.
anime Il decide for themselves. aud vr think
the, will be very much pleased.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14

- The Vsr!or;ng tu.iue-. lea Mt.lug,cl
Is likely To rrc..yv a con,itsal, ,hccS ir,,. ,nc
determination OF ,h, President Q. .As.a '.o., 8,
hereafter Who doc, not apply ia y,r.or. iiiher-
10 lar!on' have been largely ot'Aiuci o, bro.
ker' IN wa,hin.tou -! ',t" 'h.. hn,.u,.. w.
mcn Wen not .sriud.a---' cta'.', ~ ~. o. "
prosf,., l.adc D, tie sex IN H., assertion o.. r..
rights. Pafious base. LoN,,r teen .f,u,-
ii gu such great sci..- 'h.t ihri, &. o." logger
the slightest tinsc oi Auni ,iiup .-u 90 ih. ,ica
q bcing i''doncd Che old seu.r ct n. icini.-
sion % ieaal'' ins'i, incurred hs, completely
iass,d AVA, from 'he word SoaihyiHsf- now
apply FOR pardon. ~ "a .c..i iu '.r ,.a... 81
passport, IS thing which c.iu rs had -
cOurs,. on compliance with certain iostnaiilis.
sud in great number. Of case l-ollr who could
aaord /, have lr, agents 40 the dirty par, 81 the
business. the lohb,in. and an.verin. pu, .iIors
for them
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14

SALL " PRorERTY .-Nos.f,. A1r.ot , Go
anciiOneers, sold on Mouiay iasi t.f.. In'. %.
ground ON the York road aud Mrklm I,s,
near Greenmount Cemetery, fronting earn ABOUT
~ feet 10y i?s, improved rs lwo iiIm. lur.
lug subject 10 an annual groHnd r,ut of>i.
Purchased 10y Capt. VIM. keuuviv goo i'It.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14

" TBL IMMORTAL Jackson "A Er.,rl rt,sch..
was addressing an audience ~ Hst,i.ioRu on
last SUNDAY week aud rri,tr,d 20 o.. im,Ior.
tai Jackson. aud then. lo; wi.hu. So. 10, u..-
understood he added mann So. t
on
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14

u We eAaso, sl'sr ,lins..

~ George, ~ u chAas4 ;Le'r nance.
No~, II you call a calls tail a lex !, son
make Il OSs. and call eopperhead Wha, you
will, eoppertead he = ia remain. No, al the
waters Of Jordon will wash the ,cprosy 90, NJ
him. The Whig Is exceedingly anxious that
the party which sympaihiz 4 - strongly With II
and iis brother rebels during lhr war-which
pronounced the war failure at Chieago--called
for an immediate suspension Of arms. and nomi-
mated Mcclellan for President, in concert with
Jake Thompson, Clement Clay aud other rebel
emissariss across the lake In Canada, should
throw OF the odium which Is attached 10 H. name,
and BY assuming another Ns a mask, be made ef-
acisnt In again betraying the Union into the
hands Of conspiraiors. hut the people know
the men. johnson Seward, Swami, Blair, Pur-
nell, and the little ''brcad and butter brigade
may mig 10 with Wood, Reed, vallandigham
and the reef, bu, they canno, cover up the trail
Of the eopperhead reptile. The people hate
snakes-the hatred is natural ever since the time
the hst seeesslonist assumed the serpens form
and betrayed our parents 10 the Garden OF Eden
and Il win take more cunning than the rep
tiles possess 10 east their old skin aud put on q
new one without the instinct Of the psopls bang
able 10 recognise them.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14

NEw PosT uTFicr.--A new pos o'ig. L,. ....
established at Mr. l.. X. Wusht store. lu'I.,,..
District Of thu county, ahaui i.... ,..ui
Park;ou. II .callrl EtnUl. g. D .r.
VIM Kidd, Es'i.. !. Ga, po.iuA. i,.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14
tts. tAtt.-The Towson Base Ball club play
81 aIoth'r ''r, interesting game on Friday even
r...r .asH d.
INNiNGs

n. II. ~. 4th iih 9Th
ls.'' N.n..........i. 10 io /; i4---,u
Second Niue.......f i--:2
Home Ruh-- - binc. thew { Isaac .
Ne i.orsueckef : wisncr , /. Talbo,,:: Ora.
sofa li'dd,;- Total u; ga nine. Thomp.
sou Latch - Jockey : j a. Longnecker
nee Jenkin, /; Hynson i--Toial n
{ uil.r--w William II RUBY.
Tim o. 'iuip,--Two hours aud IS rninut..,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14

2a-The Richmond Nag exboFts the North.
cru party which calls Itself democratic" "a
chsnge It's name. because dcnocni aud COP.
peFhead have become synonymous icriHs during
the war the attitude assumed by the party 10.
wards the Government has osg.cd an odium to
attach TO It in the public mind which caguoi b,
overcome. !, j. somewhat probable this hint
will he taken. CowaG and Dooiiiile suggest n
shall he called the " National Uuion Party -
But snake that has changed il. skin. = It'll
the same snake IL was before.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14

LAaclSY.-A Few days ago Mr.. Sylvester Bow.
ca, Of this town, had about SO stolen from his
Iesidsuce. Suspicion iell upon u boy named
Joan Gill, aged Is years. aud ON Sunday last he
was arrested and committed to Jail, aud after
reaching that institution he confessed to having
stolen the money. aud stated that be had spent =
par, aud had tf, the balance. for safe keeping.
with man nj lulhervills Gill had sometimes
been EMPLOYED by Mr. Bowen. aud had thus be-.
carie familiar with the premises
ANOTHER -on Monday night sum. person
entered iii' store Of Mr.. Wills druggist, Of this
toxin aui helped himself to N. contents VI the
money box. SOME 81. But n very short time
VI. consumed in the operation. as Mr. Willis
Has onli sbseui from the store a few moment,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14

CcRNER-sToNE LAID. The ,tf.. o. -t.
ncw LaiheFeu Chuich va, iai. .. is...t t.,..
on SUNDAY last
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14
NeW 4ldUertiS, moAjs.
Taken up Estray.

J. nhr .ih instant. Is RED hill.
~ "r y"afs "ii. Th-"wn,r -
r." Inc forward. prove pl. -
D.. ittt charges aud take him uw .
Ebw ARD WHlTTLMOHf.
Iui, ~ ST. Maiden G,..... I,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14

CAM MEETiSs Camp N.in ... ..r'.A
~ Walters Camp Ground. H. "a, .-,I. . -
triel u this county, commencing uu tA...daf.
August 10th. aud cOuiiuuiu- unt ",.. 20,
camp will be iaus,srge OF Eey. Eo,.,t /. l.p-.
comb, Of III " Circuit. ahu Nil te o.-
; ;i:':1 3 "a: \ ''"Is,' r"..'.' Isl.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14
rnfticAtrs CONFERRED

Nil. Louisa y. Schenck Miss Laura Beatty.
Nj. Irene Pennington. Miss Flora A. Osboru.
Ms No..ie I Ady ME- Mary H.-,,ty Nj. Viz
giuia y. Ad,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14

PAlNENTs To HuE STAN TREAsca. -J,Da %.
Longnecker, Hsp., Clerk of tn Circuit r,.tt Goo
this county. has paid into the STATE I.,A..l..
thr sum of 81 SOS, being the t,c,ss Of .. 7,li.
over the expenditure for thu hI.l sls mon. OIL.
the present year Last ye.,i tig oiia' coal, i.ul
SlOs over expenses aud TIDE year iit v.,a. ...l..-
Prior TO that time, hrlir,t .ii. urlr
about paid eApcnscs
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-14

IHt th "Hes IHE tioLY Chess. ---Th, ccrrinv
o. - intin- The corner stone Of the new Catho.
ll 'huict -difce IA the Cemetery Of IN. HOLY
Cruz. un the Hartford Road, near the ciiv limits
tool. il''" on SUNDAY last. anil was witnessed
Is a vat "onoouise 81 people. tn" variou.
Jsitoi. .,,' ."iirs at the city, numbering alon.
over i.'1" formed in procession aud marched
ou' g." he gtound The Cemei.r, Is now con.
suiuiei comprises about thirty acres Of land
The Church will be u the dimensions u IS by 81
feet {" be constructed Of stone. and in the moel
80 ,ianliHl inAnn,r in the Gothic s,yl, of ur.
chiieciufe Beneath il spacicus vaults arr being
eIcnyai't. a. the resting place Of the priests Of
The Church. The cost Of the struciurr Eill he
deiRyed by the family Of the late Col William
Slater. u CAROLS Island, In this county. who.
By his last will, bequeaihed sufficient amount
Of money far the purpose
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-11-27
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

In Probate. Grant County Court
In the matter Of the sale Of the Hesitate OF Henry
Smaiibury, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue and in pursuance
OF an order of license made in said the 18th
day of September A. d. 1866 by the County Court Of
traitor of the estate of said deceased will Wednesday
the 2Gth day of December, A. D. 1885, at O'Clock in
the afternoon of said day at the dwelling houss Of tn
said Henry kesel in the Town Il Hickory Grove, offer
Tor sale at Public vendue the following described Lands
TO wit
The northeast quarter Of southeast quarter Of gectOn
thirty 1871 the north half OF the southeast quar-
ter of southwest quarter Of Section thrtythr 1881
Town number scyeu "a north Of Range number two ~
west T..
Terms of saIe-ono half Of the purchase money 20
I've paid down the other half to be paid within nipety
days from the time of sale
Dated Hickory Grove, this 18th Of Nov. A. D. 1890.
HENRY RHISEL,
Ait Administrator.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-11-27
LANCASTER INsTITUTE-Tbe next

LANCASTER INsTITUTE.-The next
term of Lancaster Institute is to com
mence the 8th January, Mr.. Josiah
Beardsley in charge Miss Aspinwall,
Assistant.
They have purchased a new and
very fine Cabinet Organ for daily
use in their school room, and have
just received set Of splendid out :
line maps.
Mr.. Beardsley is arranging course
of study especially adapted for this
Institute, and thinks every one who
may enter upon and follow the course
will be satisfied with the advantages
to be derived.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-11-27

Fur COLLAR FoUND.-Mr. Alcx'r
McWilliams, on Tuesday last, found
fur collar in the road near Gregory's,
and left the same at the HERALD OF
fee where it can be had by describing
itand paying for advertisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-11-27

THANKSGIVING CHARITY BALL
Nathan & Sons are 20 open their
splendid rooms in their new building
the afternoon and evening of Thanks
giving day for a Ball, the net pro-
ceeds to be used for the benefit of
soldiers widows about town of
course some reasonable charge is to
be made. Music and refreshments
are to be provided. The supper is to
be got up by general contribution.
Invitation extended to all.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-11-27
MOLA ssEs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MoLA ssEs INSTRUMENTATION
mings & Griffith, who got one OF the
Skinner Il Co. Sorghum erushcrs
and have run the same the past Scr
ghum season, have been very sue
cesstul in making molasses this year
The cane was inferior, producing this
year a juice but half usual richness
according to actual test. They clear
ed their machinery this year, and
something better. They have made
molasses differing in grade, some
equal to the best st Louis refined.
some not so good. This machine is
capable of crushing almost unlimited
quantities. Next year they mean to
prepare for using up all that can be
brought in on the shares. They
have left two grades of molasses at
the HERALD Office for exhibition.
claiming that it is superior to any
made this year. We call it the
sweetest and best favored.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-11-27

ToBAcco.-Mr. J. S. Sumner, of
Lancaster, has left to be seen at the
HERALD Office a tobacco stalk, re-
markable for size and length, being
six feet long besides root and stem
and six inches in circumference.
The value of the cured product of
this single tobacco tree must have
been at least a dollar. Mr.. Sumner
says this is of kind that ripens carly.
He has half a pound of the seed,
some of which he can dispose of.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-11-27

RETURNED.-Dr. J. Nichols has
returned to his home and practice at
Beetown-having been absent on a
tour east most Of the summer and
fall. He feels ADLER physically and
professionally to serve his old pat
rOns.