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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-18
Dated Nav "a. 1867 .-sl-4t.
ESTATE OF JEFFREY.


STATE or WISCONSIN, Grant County--ss. In Probate
Grant County Court, Nay Term 1867. Present. VIM
McGonigal, Judge. In the m tier Of the guardian
ship Of Elizabeth jeffrey Francis Jane jeffrey Agnes
jeffrey and George Jeffrey minor heirs ef Georg Of
frey, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of Agnes jeffrey,
guardian Of said minor heirs Of George Jeffrey late OF
Grant county representing among other things that
het s wards sszed Of certain real estate in said
Grant County and il is necessary and would be for
the interest 81 Ter yards that the be sold and
praying for license "a sell the same, and 1t appearing
TO the court from said petition that t is necessary and
would be for the insarcs. Of ad wards to sell said real
estats:
ordered and directed that the merit Of kin 10 said
wards and all others interested in said estate APP
pear before the Judge OF this Court at the
IN Lancaster, ia SAIL county, Monday, the sth
day Of July, a. y ls ~ ons o'clock in the afternoon
of said day, to shea ausa, if any they may have why
license should e sraLted to sell said real estate
according 70 the prayer Of said petition.
And Is further ordered that notice Of said appca
ton and hearing he given 10 all persons interested in
re estate Of said minors by publishing copy of this
odvr for four a. successive weeks in each week
IL tie Grant County Herald, weekly newspaper print
ed at lancaster in said county prior said hearing
BY the Court, WM. NcGoN1GAL.
Dated this Gath day Of Nav, 1867. 5l-iw
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-18
Dated Juns 10th, A. D. 1867.
ESTATE OF BAILEY.

STATE oP NIscoNslS, a. In Probate Grant County
uran' county Coari, June Term, 1867
In the matter of tie estate of Cyrns paey deeeasea
Present. VIZ l-cGoaigal, Jldge
On reading and aling The petition Of Robert Nunns
ESQ., Administrator OF the estate Of said Cyrus Bailey
late OF Grant county decd, representing among other
things that he has fully administered said estate and
praying that time and place be fixed for examining
and allowing his account of his administration and
law of said deceased;
1t is ordered that said application be heard before
the judge Of this court at the Probate Office in Lam
CASTER IN said county, Monday the Sh day of July
A. D. 1867, at O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day
ana It - further ordered that Notice of said app
can2n ana heailng be given to all persons in
successive weeks, in each week, in the Grant
County HERALD, newspaper published at Lancaster
IN SAD county prior to said day Of hearing.
rs VIM NEG 0NIGAL, County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-18

TO Threshers e. Farmers
TITS for the interest Of you who buy and en-
& SHEPARD S VIBRATOR has been fully tested
for the past three years. and is fast superseIing all
the old sivle Machines. The number made has been
fully doubled each succeeding year. and twice as many
are bong built for this year last All who impair
TALLY inyes gate its merits ccncede its superiority
BECAUSE
It has neither Canvas, .Beaters, Piekers, nor
Raddles, anu cannot Ia eiogged up in either wet or
dry grain.
It has not half as many BELTS, Pulleys,
Foxes Journals wheels and lnions as the Grain
much less to keep il repair
The Sieve is SO long and wide and so ar
ranged that it requires "poking'' never Scoes
up, or " blows over" and Will run for hours and days
without trouble.
.a It has the largest and best Mill in the world
and taking ont all the foul stun
It makes no "literings or scatterings,"
and saves the cleaning up necessary with others
tae most unpleasant work connected with threshing.
There is no cog-gearing except one wheel
ana one pnion, which drive tho cylinder.
ii; Tn threshing Oats, Wheat, Barley, &C., it
nearly or quite enough to pay the threshing bills.
In Timothy Seed it is decidedly advanta.
Seous account of its peculiar sleeves and mill FOR
Cleaning and requires change of Shoe for any kind
Of grain or seeds.
!, In Flax Seed it has no Beaters, Pickers or
ehaips 10 wind" and bother, as in all other
enlneS SO.
Many Farmers say they would rather en-
ploy NICH0Ls' & sHEPARp's VIBRATOR at
full prices than any other thresher for sohiaG and
they generally command cent extra per bushel.
It's great ease of draft is because there is
less than one half much shafting, boxing, betting
and gearing in other machines, and no grain belt
or raddles at all. This fact speaks for itself.
The Nichols & Shepard's HORSE POWER has
no equal for durability and of draft 1t is adapted
TO al other machines. Parties who have played out''
powers of other kinds, invited to buy and try this
and see The difference. 1t is sold separately, and
"speeded" to take the place of any other
asks no favor but an impartial trial Call on
Agents or writ to the Manufacturers for Cir.
cular, giving full description, together with
numerous Certificates. Q
BLACK & MAYNARD,
General Agents, Apple River. Ills
u. III. BUDD, Local Agent
4i-em Lancaster, Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-18
SALE-RAE.

state OF Wisconsin, Grant copntyss, H. s. Swift rs,
BY virtue of a writ of execution issued out of the
the above named plaintiff and against the above named
deieneant to me directed and delivered and for the
want OF goous and chattes of the defendant wherein
to ley, have by the direction of the plaintiffs at
orney levied upon all the right title and interest which
the said defendant the 8th day of May a. D. 1867 or
real estate, towi: All of lots eleven 0l) and twelve
az in block thirty nine 39 according to the recorded
plot of the village Of Bosobe Grant county Wisconsin,
ali OF which real estate ill on the 10th day Of July
1867, at the hour Of orc O'CLOCK in the afternoon of
said day, oer fr sale aid Viii sell at public auction
to tbs highest bidder for cash in hand at the front
door of G. c. Hazelton soce in the village Boscobe
Grant county, Wisconsin. Said sale will be made to
satisfy said Judgment costs and costs of sale.
SITS JAMES con Sheriff
Dated Sheriff Office, Lancaster, June 3dg 1867.
G. c. Hazelton Plaintiffs Attorney
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-18
GUARDIAN SALE-GORE.

In Probate Grant County Court In the matter The
real estate of the minor heirs of Jesse A. Gore de-
ceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That by virtue and
in pursuance of order of license made in said
the It'll day of January, A. d. 1867 by the county
court of sale county the undersigned guardian ofChares
A. Gore and Jessie r. Gore minor heirs Of said deceas
Cd will on Tuesday the 18th day of June, A. D. 1877
at O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day at the front
doo- of the court house in the village Of Lancaster in
said county offer for sale at public vendue, the follow
ing described lands to-wit:
The southeast quarter of Section eleven nD in Town
ship No. five {5 north of Range No, f91r ~ west of ths
fourth principal meridian.
The terIns Of sale vii. bs made known ct time spG
place of sale. SAhUEL MOORE,
Guardian Of said mno =.
Dated at Lancaster this 24th day of May, 1867 Sits
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-18
SUMMONS-LIDDRLL.
STATE OF WISCONSIN.
County of Grant.
William Ii. Liddell,
rs.
Fanny E. Liddell.
ct al.

STATE o. WIssossFg, s. cjreait Court in and for
county Of Grant. Grant county, Wis
John P. Lewis, Plaintiff as David Campbell and Ann NJ
Herring, Defendants. Foreclosure ofmortgaee
The State Of Wisconsin, to The Defendants here named:
You are hereby summoned ald required to answer
the complaint in this action which is fled in the ofics
OF the Csrk Of the Circuit Court said county aud to
serve 8 a9py Of your anter TO said complaint
on the subscriber at his Office, in the village of
Lancaster, Grant county WIS., Witiig twenty DAYS af
ter the service hereof exclusive of the day of sc SER
wee andlf you fail to answer the said complaint within
the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action viii ap
ply to sadCourt for the relief demanded in the complaint
A. II. BUSHNELL. Plaintiff Att'y
Dated Juns 10th, A. D. 1867. I-oT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-18

1NsEoTs.-The predatory insects
which are so destructive to the or
ohard and garden should be assailed
with every weapon of defense and of.
tense. The tent-caterpillars nest
should be collected and destroyed
The cozens picked cat Of their hiding
places in the trpa,t of the apple, the
peach and the ounce. The cocoons
Of the apple-moths searched for in the
crevices of the bark of the trees, and
IN other suspected places. Bark lice
overwhelmed n delcges Of strong lye,
sodS solutions or soap suds; the cur,
culios Jared from the plum trees the
pear and cherry slugs busted off the
Foliage with dry ashes, or any other
kind Of dust. Ifthe canker worms
have eva5ed eli the stree protectors"
and reached the leaves, a plentiful
busting with dry ashes, applied while
the dew is on, will dislodge them.-
The fee~beatle and striped bug may
receive their quietuS by the introduc-
ton of q few emall chickens among
Uhe plants, !. ~r' 'f '
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-18

WITHDRAWING LAND-lTs EF>
EEoTs.-Experiments in underdrain-
ing land were made in Scotland last
year for tbs. purpose Of determining
the effect on the temperature of the
soil, compared with that in the same
vicinity which was not drained. The
result was that the draining raised
she temperature 1.5 degrees, equal to
s removal of the land from one hun
dred and City miles south. This is
81 important consideration connect
az with the compact, heavy soils,
Ghose retentiven 9ss Of watar renders
Gher cold and comparatively inert
with respect to vegetation. Draining
land involves considerable expense,
but its increased productiveness soon
repaysthis, besides assuringincreased
profits for the fnture--Fr
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-18
: LEGAL NOTICES.
pARTITIoN-MARsH.

DaYtd Mersh and Frances Marsh,
his Tife, Leah Marsh Plaintiffs Circuit Court for
gsrsas Grant County,
ElizaDatla and IillianlDasie her Wisconsin
husband, Charles A@QTsir and Eliza
Marsh his vile Mosessiarsh, Mary Petition for Pasti
Z. Marsh VIM. II Marsh, defIe. :. ton.
This action being brought for division and partition
OF the following described premises and Ell estate sit
uated IN Grant county Wisconsin, viz: The north
west quarter Of the northeast quarter and the north
half Of the northwest quarter Of Section seven ca in
to1nship number five t5l north of Range number five
5J Mesf q re fourth principal meridian between the
terests thareia
And it appearing L q Q afidavit Of A r. Bushnell
n Ms Attorney, that sai@ defendants, Eliza Davie and
William Davie her husband, reside aut OF the Site Of
Wisconsin and at Newdarp Ag2saas ssa4id Richmond
county, New York, ard thSt said a.fen8lAnis Moses
Marsh, Mary f. Marsh aad William II. Mnfsl also re-
side out q the State 81 Wisconsin and in the
neither of them is known be ascertaned after
due diligence on the part Of plaintiffs.
therefore DO order androsire that parties inter
esed IN SAID premises or in said action shall appear and
answer the complaint in said action, copy ofwhich is
sd IN The Office Of the Clerk Of said court BY the LIST
DAY OF August o. 1865 that this order be served up
on the said deteEaaT,s residing out OF this State hy
publishing the same once week foy six weeks success
lively in the Grant County uertld weekly newspaper
printed and published az Lancaster said Grant coun
W ana that COPY Of this Grer properly enclosed or
enyeloped be forthwith deposited in the Post Office at
Lancaster directed to each OF said defendants Eli
"a Dayie ald William Dayie at their place of residence
towit; NeRdorp Staten Island, Richmond county New
YORK ana the postage pad thereon.
Pltfs' Atty 1--we c,i,utv Judge
Dated June 10, 1867.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-18


selling the
MUCH INFERIOR JOHN IL NANNY MACHINE,
whose agents pamingi on nsuspecting farmers
upon the great reputation acquired by the JOHN p.
NANNY MACHINE Neither do occupy the second
ioor ina grain warehouse proprieors Of the Great
Western Agricultural Hoase" Nor do we advertise
500 (lies) farm implements for sale
TERMS Of the John Manny Combined Reaper and
Mower $3.50, one-haf Jan. lst 1865 and balance Jan
1868 per cent Interest. $40 of when all cash
aid is down.
We are also agents for Threshing Machines Cane
Mills, Iawkefe CaltiYator Browns Corn Planter,
Pumps. &c ELI CLAYTON Animation
Agent for Grant, Iowa and north half of Lafayette
GENTS.
D TmPLer Travelling Agent Wingville.
PETER CLAYTON, !" Liberty
ii GHMoRE, " Smelser's Grove
,. } seaton, Boscobel. p. Stevens Beetown
James Bailey, Fcnnimore d II. Budd, Lancaster.
Jesse Brooks, Taton. G Walker British Hnllow
= L. Latraye, Cassyille- Lane&Devendorf pla.teyle
Hughes Ferris, Mineral Point,
Aplil %, 1867, 4s-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-18
TO THE FARMERS
OF GRANT COUNTY:
GESILEMES Through Mr.. C. T. Trowbridgo. our
General Agent for Grant, Iowa, Lafayette and Green
counties we offer You the celebrated
"NEW YORKERio

which warrant to be the best harvesting machine
now in use all things considered, is the onIy per-
feet self-raker, reaper and mower combined As a
raker it has no equal; a mower it is equal to any
single mower, and as reaper combines more correct
principles and more conveniences than any other ma
chine the world
Mr.. sTrowbridge is now located at Lancaster Grant
county, Wisconsin, where all communications concern
ing the above named machine should be addressed.
Mr.. T. has also the Buckeye Grain Drill, Buckeye
snlkey Corn Plow, Buckeye Single Mower gackeye
Sorghum Machinery, Little Champion nsaper aid
Mower Hubbard Single Mower Case Pi.s's Thrasaers
and in fact anything in the line Of f machinery you
want. Samples can be seen Ct MolHoe, Mineral
Point, Bosoohel, Patteville and Lancaster.
rs Remember the REV YORK; Err obtained the
cold Heodt as the hest saf-raker the thorough
reaper and mower trial ever known, at Auburn n Y
IN 1866 aso the rst prize reaper raker and
combined a. tie same trial
q. 4. SHELDON 4 BRO, Madison, Wis.
g. TRo%HEiDGE, Genl Travelling Agent. p o. box
&c, Lancaster Wis.
D. H. BUDB, Resident Agt, Lancaster:
April Sth, 1867. Aft
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-18

" 4 81 oRT Way TO ALL Ev1Ls.-We
outthe following from a paper pub
lighed many years ago, but it is just
lis applicable to-day as when first
published; II you wish 10 be always
Ihirsty, be o drunkard; for the often-
er, snd more you drink, the ofteher
N ! gfeore thirsty you will be.
a'IP vc U seek to prevent your friends
ya:ssng youth the world, be a drunk
ard, for that Ct Itself Will defeat all
their efforts. ~ ~
iilfyoa are determined to be poor,
be a drunkard; and you will soon be
ragged and penniless.
t%sfyou wish to starye your family,
Ae 3 dFupkard; for that will consume
al your means.
ys4fyQu wish to be imposed upon by
Lrnaves, be q drunkard; for that will
make their task easy. 100
60 If you are resolved to Kill your
self, be G. drunkard that will be a
sure mode of destruction.
en4f you would have no resources
when past labor, but a work house
be drunkard, and you will be IN
able to provide any.
E. If you,are determined to expel all
comfort from your house, be a drink
ard, and you will dot most efectual-
w, Gl,N 81. s.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-18

This machine has become widely known, and it
so we'll established, that it would un
necessary for us to say anything IN regard to its me
chnnieal principles its great success heretofore and tn
purchased and used IT, il not for the fact that
are constantly widening its sphere Of usefulness AM
introducing into localities Where il has not hereto
fore been used.
And al7c Wish &c keep IT before the people that "
are selling
THE JOHN L. MA Mn Y.
We indeed grateful % tie farmers Who have rur
chased the John r. Nanny for he freddy interest the,
have taken in lis success, and especially fer the recon-
mandatory letters hieh have been sent,iA number
nearly corresponding TO the number Of machines sold
We believe that liz publishing ssch letters ge y before
others who nmy wish to purchase. more valuable in
formation III regard to machine than can boss HI,
be given in any other form. We here insert only feN
OF the lnsny certificates that have been US.
CERTIFICATES.
HICKORY GROVE Sept L. $50.
The John ?. Nanny is the best combin 81 machine
ever work. cut ceres Of grain and 20 or 25 o.
grass. have a small team and they handle it with
ease. drove my team and done all the rakng myself
For ease economy ghtness Of draft strength duribl
ity ana turning corners it cannot be beat
GUT1RUM EVERSEN.
LANCASTER. April r., lsG7.
Your John p. NANNY am well pleased w tn: | think
1t the best combined machine in use and for its quail
ties Mower it cannot be surpassed. cut some g.
acres Of graft and have reye- gore through harvest
with more comfort to mvstf ad teal. consider it the
easiest 10 rake from ard bind after OF any in ass,
join McCARN.
We also refer parties ta the following persons who
bought and used the John Nanny Machine last year
p. Pritchet, Lancaster Fred Kluckhron, Liberty.
Beverly Pritchet, :" James Gibson. Liberty.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-18

COUNTY MAPs.-For sale at the
HERALD Office, Wilson's Maps Of Grant county-send
free by mail at sI.O0
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-18
j AS. BIRDSALL, NJ. j.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON

Having located in British Hollow with view 70 per
manence would inform the surrounding community
that ney always be found at my rooms at Mr. HS
mer ritl Our House,, when not absent professional
~ Sflet attention given TO business.
rs C!iarees moderate YIsG7f
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-18
1rantCountp DeralO
Canning Fruit.

As the season of fruit is about COM
rnencing anything that will enable it
30 be successfully canned at small ex-
pense will give greet eatisfaetion.-
Mrs. Powers has furnisle the Oswe.
go County, New York Farler'a club
with the following method n "'~,
= prefer cans with glass covers. /
scald the fru;tin large tin pan, with
juice or water to cover it. Put half
9 tea-c Of cold wator in every can.
and FILL up with hot water; put the
covers and rEbbers also in hot water.
Now empty can and fill with the
lot fruit, and then another.
H. Let them stand open till the hand
can be held on them without burning.
As soon as filled cut writing paper
the size Of the can, one for each, and
when cool slip one over the fruit en-
tirely, and fill up the can on top of
the paper, with boiling juice, and seal
1T once. !, 81 =
d Ladies, try this plan; the fruit will
mold, and will keep any tine, ifyou
don't est it. The papers prevent the
fruit from rising to the top of the liq-
Gid. '4hore is no use of setting cans
into hot water to Leet them, or of
putting them into quilted bags; it is
too troublesome. / let the fruit
shrink, and then fill up to the cover
esclose as possible. Ladies must be
governed by their own common
eense.+ Men attempt to give direc-
sions, but their wives have to tell
them, and then they are likely to for~
yet. ard Us l9 Fl, s.,.t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-18


= Worms IN HoRsEs.-A correspond
entwishes to know the best remedy
Tor worms in horses. That depends
chiefly on the cause OF the trouble,
and the cause is Of two sorts. The
nrst is want Of nutritious food. A
horse may have sufficient quantity
Of poor quality of food, and he will
run down On it and worms will be
the result. - Take 2 horse, for in
stance, that has been worked hard
Shrough the summer, and of course
grained high, and taken from work
and put on poor feed in the fall, and
lie will have. worms as sure as fate.
J. The obvious remedy is higher feed
ing, some grain Sometimes a COM
NOR purgative may be given to adj
vantage. Two drachms, of tartar
emetic, one quarter ounce Of ginger
with some molasses, followed by
oonnon cathartic given alternate
mornings, half an hour before feeds
ing. This viii bring away great
numbers of the long white warm, the
f.eTes, .ps - 81.
II Again, worms are sometimes caus-
cd by over feeding or feeding too
extenaively on highly concentrated
food. In this case, the natural rem,
eay'is to slack off gradually on the
Seeding, and the worms will proba-
bly, disappear without farther troub-
les if net, giVP some sulphate of iron
in halls drachm deses mixed in the
Grain. Continue it eight or ten days.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-18
co 3 N ED
REAPER AND MOWER

Wm. Smith. s Watkins, Platteville.
John Walker, Sol Noel,
4oAu PARKS. H. CoNdrey,
A Knapp, Hurricane Corners Andrew Clifton. Clifton
John Bishsl Beetnwn. Peter Keith
VIM. H. Smith, Ellenboro. John Watson
John Fry, Jacob Cock
John Thomas, Dr. TCv Wingviue
Il. Rayncyt Fennimore. Al. BolenIaugher
james Bailey, NJ. Steel
II. Bugbee Mr. Balser
Robert Mann, Boscobcl. George Heacote
John Walker, George Smith,
Thos. Finnegan, Liberty ] N Keith
Michael Finnegan, A i. Nunder & Co
; Steinbrennsr, III c:abtree Smelser
A Kluckhorn, :" Cantran
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