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The Hickman courier., 1872-10-12
Star House.

MIR. JNo. W. MAlES s SON, announce
WI that they have re-opened, and are
re-ftting the hotel, known to the people
in former days the Walker House.
VIII be ready for guests hy the first of
March. febl7
The Hickman courier., 1872-10-12

Cor. D. HOWARD SMITH, Auditor
Of State, has notified the Sheriffs that
the Court of Appeals having decided,
in the case of the Bank of Kentucky
rs. the Commonwealth, that the act of
March s, 1867, imposing tax on in
comes derived from interest on United
States bonds is Unconstitutional, they
arc 10 longer to collect the tax i'm
posed By said act.
rho Congressional Election.
The new law requiring votes for
Representatives in Congress to be by
BALLOT, while votes for the Presidential
ticket are TO be as heretofore, rira coce,
has caused, We think, unnecessary un
sasiness as to the liability OF Que set of
Judges TO conduct both elections. An
examination of the act OF the General
Assembly, approved March 18th, 1872,
rsill show that the Sd section so specI-
Ically implies that there shall be but
me set Of officers as to make the ap
ffOiDtilfSul VI d cCCDuA SCI a ha-SttpNe
experiment., likely to yitiate the elec
fioD.
a full understanding of the details
Il the law will show also, that there
will not be so much additional labor to
she officers as to require a set specially
pttske the ballots. For instance when
a a5soteri presents himself, the qualif-
catisu for voting for President and
Ueiigfsssman being the same, if he
proves qualified, his vote for Presi
dential electors isirecorded as hereto
sOrel If he visbesto vote for Congress
-the Judge takes from him his folded
aallet, and places it in the box, and the
clerk records his name ina separate.
ibtstaSpsnotha frst in which the Presi-
siextisbyon hasbeen recorded The
e1zDteased viohk Eitls5he judges will be
scarcely appreeiable, while with the
clerk It consists-ssly in writing the
otJItf's htnsaasedsHdiiud N Rnsvisioy
enk bsehaHna asddr soprlsipgs alsAhn
sgstiatsd e1stk bans allath he faf fI1eeraef
eelestIesrwlshoo6ieiha eepies,SE, fheilaFI
: 9bt sdsh iaafhcfsots ds1 ara rasneccasayJ
cJqsbssuddsrstan anslitt .bn,as.u
oai b'b od nadi zszaoais iseI, tssos,.
.eno jaal |
The Hickman courier., 1872-10-12
DR.. S. c.. Benjamin.

"AVING located in Hickman, offers hi:
professional services to the citizens
Of Hickman and vicinity. ofice-Next
door to Judge b. R. Walkers law office.
Residence-House formerly occupied by
II. 5. Campbell.
Especial attention will be paid to dis
eases of Females, and also of the Lungs
oct2l
The Hickman courier., 1872-10-12

THE Memphis city liabilities amount
to s3, ,S02, 900, assets S256,000.
The Hickman courier., 1872-10-12
Ed. Mangel's
Confectionery & Bakery.
Hickman, Ky.

EvERY VARIETY OF CAKES, BREAD
IL and choicest confections-
Orders to bake for parties, dinners, ETC.,
solicited. Thankful for past patronage,
end begs a continuance Of the same.
april29 II
The Hickman courier., 1872-10-12

Manufacturer and vender CT tho
The Hickman courier., 1872-10-12

Il. &. wLsr- .tor1,eriy If Vest Cochran j. Co.,
Nemphis, TerH
]. L. DANIEL, ...-.....of Crockett co'mH, Tenn.
!. n. WRIGHT, Faris, Tenn.
J. I. WEST formerly of -uo0rs !, Hest, Hem
pins Tim.
The Hickman courier., 1872-10-12

'a 'au8lis lagfsssf s3 q "ttsfa
.yles 5s.s aat glb3sa 5as slssHf
The Hickman courier., 1872-10-12
REPRESENTS THE FOLLOWING TINE TRIED AND FIRE TESTED
FIRE COMPANIES, VIZ:

From large list select the following promine
who have manifested their appreciation of this ste
Policies their lives through this agency, viz
The Hickman courier., 1872-10-12

Il DO
c a. Ym Jones,
D. TravisE
j. H. Wm. IL Hays,
NJ WIN. w Webster,
A. Shaw Bacon Peter w Nott
Maddox H. Mo
erdi lsraeC lark, JamesW Jones'
Wn B Rogers A H Leet
j.
will find
dbe the
SAML. IANDRUM, Agent,
FOR SOUTH WESTERN KENTUCKY
January
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-11-21

- Ca5 3lfu;fi - ctW't;r "a
bfr &urHsrbaue mar gut bsiu6t une Yar.
lief lu aqSsmftnsr 3ufrisctn9sit. Gin
nuefatrIt&sr 9sriat barber Iltet una
Istefr ntbt ror,
- 6lsr fowO&I pis IN 0!ltt8sart.
srTsa' Die yai4e 3unaNme pcr Rai!tn
9:iqrsuiTs,
- Am DisnEaB I6sno rrpdblttn biz
WtIiaItapsr bfo Qadawanra WSnusrdrr
rts folasnrsn Seamttn:
prafOsnt, &utreas 6snn.
@tie Yral, 9CrtnS 8ammInssr..
Sstreiar, Sat! Otto.
SaaBm, SObn 5rG6ttI.
Giyft!Ur, 2Gm. WauIiI9.
- Scr etpl swst Satrrn purre nabf
5ltt'S Solei tn 6ppe part stn Wann srs
moTrst. Der Gsrpatt Ientts lit opf sl.
uen 9tpHT'n Qdtrtd @raty. rsr leitpem
ipurIcs peri6paro. @m WCutaa erbt.ft
Do!t3ettsf 5Syter elm Eelsgramm, pa6
9rae9 In Suutury rerbaftel purOen Gsi.
YoItitl SsB'l tra6te rem 0efaueenen
btsrGsr, no rS ib beraupfsuts, base
ritt rsr rt6tlae Raan mar.
- Sanse fisl an SGmifae Raamlt.
tag bier gum fi R'u Wale, fcnnte id ater
atS Nfuling nlts lauss baltsn.
- An Der uutsTsn Rctd, nabe ROd.
mclIs aItrm RcblerwcgEt, wurte tfb.p
2Scde stn ldparier Bar aeIaciIsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-11-21

S6efte ;ur SefDrbsruns ppu gafasieren srn
unb mad alien @esrnSen 3sutitlanes unS eer
Sbprii nit Dampf- pbsr Seeels sS9iIfen hber
aRtpsrpfn, Bremen, 9amburg, SaSrr, StrerPopl
&c. ~ breruteup ermaBisrn prriIrn.
AusiahIurern bur6 sAuprilunBrn eur9
ben RerS6sutltsu QIOgb uad BEN RprebeutIbrn
9une, gairrn, g8Hrtisnbere, Ssbrn Srlisn,
9ursmtura rsn MirStrlaaeru, SGnfmart
Sdpeben llnp NprpCger.
GjeIpsr fir uuisre Rrbuun9 IN BeuiiGlane
rinb3ablt, psrSrn in Gjplp rbfr Gjesenwertb IN
gapiGr ron uns Sergutet.
8pQmabtrn, Rietbss unS aauf- apnraIte,
8rrrinigts Staateu pGlTe &c. aus0efrrtigt.
Cir nls tur9 urs bslprgtrn @sI4afts rire
sarnntiri.
6mi9 8Ib. 8. 1itftl II. 60.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-11-21
NeIcbe NDri6etie
bat bic
GGiGS s. D ne 30 q I d tn c
Ii bfr an freF

HpFF w wv
Grflrus-Das gubIitum fennt lr als tausr-
BAIT. DIR b:fe 8srpri5 eafir In, ZAP ,pauiig
Sabre gCtrau9 n6lJ fstnf secondhand >, ,Sotee"
MaI9iurn In ren GIarft setraGt babsn. Gie5
fam nidt ron anoerrn WaIdineH griast reereeu.
3p sttsns-Sie eutpGIt ibr risencs RntrriaI
,ur Iu5tsleruua.
Dritteue-5ir Bat psnisrr i&traGe lbstls
al5 te6e anoere.
giertens-Sir matbt sinsE Gid, He bel
SanD; antrre tbuu bifs ni9t.
6iinftcns-Rdn bat Splltlntige 9pntrClle
itrr brirr Garsr, mas tsi nRSrEsn HiSt ssr 6aII
III.
Se9Rens-Sts lisfert tsn Gatsu I'M @sr-
bGltuib ;ur 0ide Res serarbsitetru SipifsS, mo-
burdb bic Stbneligfeit srhSbt, f0s Abtaasu efr
Stilbs uRb 9reGsn eer 9faeeIn abeF pFrmieeen
tptro-siH erp6sr @Oribtil Dor GnSsTsn Nlai4t'
nen.
SirtrntcnS-Sit naGt sintn fsltru Saum
in GaIimier, ben Sha an tsiOeu Ssiter rsrs
bIllene, urb cbenIO auf tiinngs paptcr cbnt
Spannung ~ SerurIatbeu.
46trne-Dsr 6ubtGlGrrrcr 1T leitt tcifi.
tst, ipsun man einr glnbeI siulsBsn pber Inter
arbrit einribten nil. 0ri anecrsn WaIatEGn TT
Siss ntht 70.
Rsuutsns-gisle ncue Maiainen baten
ibre @lan,peripee uno ibren Ycrfaa 0tbabt -
WV t'HF FpPHEH'th .'iHlViHth Phn l'p' '"''h "
fannt - aneere babsn rabifale TeranSerungen
eemadt UNI nur srtilirrn gu tDnnen; rHbrrnS
bic elias Srps Wiaidinsn Gpmpnnie hem
@runegseanfrn Spu ,.Glias Some, Mriitsr brs
Wrbanismus," (eie Wal6ine iff mrGanilb fprs
rrft unO YrrGnSsrt li6 nibt) 9strsu 9ebliebrn 1T
nrb inmer rieue Anbauten an ibre 6abTtt nta'
den mu6te uub teutr nod niht ben Seeart rrr'
lsben fam, pblGpn Iie feds Sunesrt Mai6intn
rCr 5ad fatriIirt - geraee zine RGi6inf in ffr
Minuis. f5f72,tt
Bum 8rrfauf tri gSm. 9. GranG
32i 2adaganna Iprnue, Scranton.
1esis 6. W. Warpell,
.Wdrfetiirabr, 9Bilfesbarre.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-11-21
(Gorrripunbsn; ppn Qgilfcsbnrrp !

- Dts SaultebGrre ers pritten Din
rItts unb ocreu Stf,elGr Rulp lifacn f6
ofrart tn Zen 6aarru, ra6 raS bi,71s
9rri6t ftnitrettsn muB,r. Ran r b.
her GntI6strun8 NIT Gpaunung entar.
gen.
- 5trr' 9uRsu JraRt, irIbtr gatur
RES r2ujerne Gpunig 8oltsfrsunb", Der
cine is&smunatIthr Eour purt'e of.
8ateiianO 9tma&t tat tn nor sinia,n
gSobtn wieo:r ttcrbsr Surldartebrt unb
lou teabil@tssu, db nit 6rn. prdlotIus
IN 1sm @IuiiiBsfadit 80 aGctiiren. qG!r
munIaen itm aIiidli6en Griola.
- Sardb Gpans, elm Sgfsr tes gis
lsntatn=llnfdusS auf Der &. II. Suso.
stisnbabn, bat cine SaaprnerIasflaa,
ar8'n bic Central Natlrpao pon Wew.
3'rltg auf $1,000 anbangig eematt.
- D. Z. Htone pon bier bat agf 1r'.
nsn GtB in Der GOnFttutiunsasn Gon.
rention otrilhtet uuo Caleb 6. GGriabs
nimmt istne Stflie rtu.
- Am 6Tsital wrrssa la @r6iiraiiou.
3lmmsE ees t,slgsn GcuTitnulss pte
;}suBsnauelaBen IN ben bslrit!snen 0abls
fallen ent9s8'nSsnummeu. 8trg,E; Oiss
ntbt.
- Or. 85tans III aui lslntn gcN
'uIcPOftn mad @brnt abssrrtg. Son bs
9lstist 1cuis QanpmeEer, IT,, prI&sr aui
Ger Ssi0slbsr8sr untrsrftdt ietns Stupten
brsnpi9sn wirp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-11-21
Seutfdb 2tmeriehuifear6 GpnperTa~
tipuS= 2crIcuu,

(Grl9 iHI I'M GUnlmii!uus, ,8rrlla ven y. Stei-
srr, y II. q 8ranEipIt Shert, Rrw gprf.)
las iusben sritirusnr IL, ganc s reS aau-
zen geerfts srpHuenps Ssft ts5 pcu prUfclTor ",
;. S6em tcrGusgegsbensu Deuilbs bsamgritani-
idrn Concentrations rrricpuS mub oils sin teicr
esr5 ptdti9C5 uub tutsrriIantls bc,riRnst wers
rrn. &c tnlbiIt niat ptnisrr ais 3 artfrl abtI
Unions Stlateu, 9isp SampIbirs.6, 9iCw Ser
iCp If, Ner gerf 2t Sfitsu la a, ferner 4rtife[
ubsr 9isp Rericc 64, 9ltp Orleans uue es
eritrn elmer i'm 6'dnier auf f6 Sci!rn berrr5.
nstsn Nrbtit iiter bic SilSt frp QIcrf. auaQcn
bislen ArttfGln if por alien Siuleu caS Seifn.
ben anjurrfennrn, tas in uffceIllu GatGn (Gfn.
iu5. official Documents, amtlihs 9eridte NJ
orTIiraenee WdtfriaI GrpiHmbafr IA fCbien nab
in mpllthIt ub,rllbtlidtr uns ausfEbrliter gBeiie
lGdmmerSglelltn, tpabrCne hort, NO es bic frItil-
ltinciae SlmmIurJ scu HattH unp Sbatldtbsn
gilt 10 uameHtlid, in tsn fa5 GtuiIbibum rgr
prribieeeutn S,HGttu ure StiStf bCircienetn
gIbIbuitten) nit rbsnIp piel 6lri5 ipir lmlidbt
pprgsGdugCn ~ .reru H. 9DaT bisbsr iratne rtue
Der IiefsrauBcH ess Sdrm'lbsn GcnVrriaticnS.
2CrtcpnS pn;u dngetbdu bic 0rtiF wir tas pubHs
fun in ibrsm autrfennGnSeH ltrIbcl iibr eie Art
une gEels. in treldfr lpscisQ uncertainties uub
bsutlh amsrtfdniIbe Stcnt ehriu bebanbtlf ptrs
ben, III tGlt0r!ru, 10 IN es bic pOrllrgenbe n.
9Sie mir aus her un5 iusrIanbtfn Sprc al 9ic-
til rrehen, lrt bic Sefie br5 gStrfrs aud ein;eln
al BADEN, s5 iCllts taber Fsiu tfutltsr 9epcbnsr
Gs5 SMat5 icDie err Staet 9Iew 9Jcf UerIins
men, rern or larn nitbt ras ganie 9rricpn e..
wirbt, ib Tsni9fsus in Srft II unp 72 cine a..
eiegsus Wpncsrapbir ers empire Staaiss uRe
erlIsu WFIcgUe 0RJuIbalsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-11-21

AIte nnH 9eue gBslt, 9sse 9lCii, tir.
ltr antg8ti6uctCn RonatSltnft fam uur ala
9mpf bIRng tsrIeItm tiensn. Die fiinRleriItr
4usintttns sg5 pcr unS lirgrnecn rrltrr cefIes,
slatrganG 1873, IaBt glicbt5 III yiiniten iIbria,
4ttt menigrr ais Is 5Qutraticnrn, 0rpf une
tIsin, 3ieren bieiss Srft in piirtigsr uno nil.
tommrnfr gSeile; bic Saluug SrT rtu,slnen
autlaBs II enraaetenp ausi;bene une aQaemrin
prrifanoIit; bic SGilpcrungfn upS 9sltrsiture
gen mfrefr ans lebfneig une freu prrgefiibrt
ufs IN ZEN GrSi9Iuu9rr unb 8cmaren Serttu.
efn tls 9Habrung es5 fittIiatn GrnitrS nit 8s.
frit6iGung HC3 GTbe!rruug iu6euern gelers.
Die 8ritis. ran ie fir 1873, Gin 6arbsnSrr,:
Yon Her bevprtsn StoRrVBe tsr prGmic f,,r
1872, lit zine gslrrur Ha&biltuns ven ~. y,
Osldmanpfnt btrubnltrn CrIgemGlee, 3, Regina
ongelorum" ,Oie aDui3in Der GnNeIo0 uuo
Elm aIuitSIatt erien &ansrs. 0ieie prYmie
ptIo ME dap bic friibereu. ben gtbpnnRnien In
Gmerifa obns jcef gta&ldblunl 9fatbsr. G'eaen
!caamsn IaTtu SOn 8snjtgrr YrStbrre.
Rev gprf,
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. E + fn { I b t es.

9. B. 9tbeIsr unb gouis Ntinni&
mdGttn Dor psr gPdbl cine 9psits. taB
psrisni9s, etfsn Yr,fOsutl6aits CAN'T
rat untsrlisst, b.m @spinnsnren eiu
9uiGl 8artrTsin por's 61us fabNn
mliIs. Wiuuth iiibrts an DIenfag isns
Wsite aus uno iubr tte GarlrT'Iu In Al.
nsm S&uttGyrsn vpn Dpnm0rr Haa ecr
6raniItn arsnue.
- Der Sutiedpliuns Ban I'm Central
part 9olst rUn D6s II. GOda an Wcn'
tag N5Snp war stne grcbariBe Gfltrs
unO mir mif:u s:istsn, rag bic unIsr'
nrbmfr ibrs 4ufgats gut sslSf baben.
sSsnE ntGt Ssofrmann jIfrtsorn g'Rsilt
pttben trnnts, 70 muB man bspsntsn, od6
ee trins fIsint aufaabs N, fir rtwa 130
Yaars tds aSiihIf.n ctd' pi&" bsrJurib'
ten. Dab al rte 9unsrigsu uiat aui
Elm Wal all eem iibtr 81 Gnb lane'n
Slide gtlpsif psrsen fonntRn, III lsidt
bsareiHth. Die 2Iuspabl Der SpsIieu
In Suantit6t uuo SuaIItdt lief nihis
,u Bani@sn itrt9, rbsniOWsnis Rte 0s'
trGhfs. ttfOnbsrs wsr p;r Bsiu pcr,a5.
lid. Differs SrGsfsr bfpdbrtF aud bisr
rttOtr fstnsn 8uf uno Itsfsrts oOriisIt&e
MuGi. 2sipsr fsblt uus btr 8aum gu
sipsF ausfasrII$srtu 9sfprs&uns.
- gftt fih!gsH 9nasn 10 50 smpFnO'
uAt,,I IN SlHbsird@! itr iat!Ti&,u
Tsu,rsSriinia,. ;S% =. tn anUr:'n Stas!fH' ~
bic 6raa, wobl st,ttstmdB' sinh nnItrs
g8n6,rbstdlrr sss,n eas S!"l'''ffa o.
lhigt?
- Der @ufihpuns, b'n eis httttBt
,,timss" In nsusrtr 3stt s'Rcmm'n, II
trfrsulth. Gle brinst i'Bt ate 4sIt'
aramme ess Sn. uup Austanbss uue
aucere Stri&ts stfn 70 torr'tt unb Funtt'
LID, ME trssnb siH auOfrts Slatt unr
bic lppcgrapbiihs ausfd.tuHs lisbi chen
fails fsinrm aursrtn SOuIuals nat.
- Ssit bic QsrJie iniOlas per 9ftres
| isuGt ss,puussn fne, Su 6ub iRTs We
lu6t 10 mahsn. iuG,n bic &rdutt'iisfIu'
in t6aR srfrtuItStr 8sik abg'uommtr
batsH.
- Der Wasltntag btS SurnOtrstn'
wirp, wir ptr b6reu, Gnpf rss Ronai
Sanuar obssbalttu uaO lit Sas artan9t
mtut. COMMITTEE ba,u ttrsits srnannt.-
Balm frsi!
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0iG @0ERHRa If BGf9I0t lp0rDGn

Seit eie grriutte 'iui9Cr lrpiImlcIrn Srt5
bineIer, tbr', aus bilileH uno unreinru 5irfTen
jIammea8eisBttu ablruJirerbeu Winel al
Stelr hes grcbGn rGIiurileu Startun0Smittrls
Sp1ettcr S MdgrHbtttere ab;uieee1.
ans gibt ae5radt pUreen liRr, tat bic rfertlite
Weinuug lh entllbireu bieien Suadilltern
une ibrm @jemilbeu pieerrirBt. 9brf YGibGf
,igung III pprbsi rpGr pirp Is bale lrin. 9Eenu
Vibt in bic GaufbuuJ binrinaclaitu pirs,
i6rumpft iIt tllo iuidmmsu. geute, bic nit il
rsr Oslunpbrit lpislen, iuesm ils ntGfdunti
Wliiduu9tn getrauarn, bic gar nibt gardutirt
iino, pGbreno lib Gin aneridnrtr5 SpGrincum,
elS eurt SuanlilidlrtBs 6rflbrung genau ais
els tfUdbTt Srfunrsu pcrbEn, mas su fCiusu
@uriteu bCbauptst tpire, in ibrGu grrrietf he.
iintrt pGrbrn GetriB ned ibrs gEaabaIigtsit be
rsusu. girIs tGten in bieIrm Sails 10 prrfdtreu;
atCr man bort, bab bic IIar dusgeipTc6fne
gHabrbett srm llrtrl Z nbalt estban bat. Niitt.
lrrweilr mar bic Radfrage na6 rer prsugllh-
ttn S6uB. unS observation-disclosures WrbiiiH
Amerila5 nod rir 10 arpB nj III hirltr 9abrGs-
,tit. 2Ius ban bltirlhrbsrsO OiiirliCn ers 9Se
hens, Siepclsn5 rne Sileens, fcmmi iie bu6-
tGblib in acknowledgement Mda6e, uno man
tlun rot ttn 9iadTibirn, bic aus alien Sbilrn
res 9auerS iibsr bic sIiiflibfu 8urrn riulauirn.
pCte es in 0eTeluurge- uHe @nllsnleiesn une
droniitrr Bsrilppfung bspirIt, iaasu, taB ibrr
guuabl cine unstbrurG III. urtra0 ihriuCn bic
Srdulrn uub Sbpddlitsn tfariifen III babsn,
mic tp Cbtis es III, has, mas gut il, friBubnliru
uns mas sefdI6tune geiibrlib III, Su pCrmsieGn,
Die eieen Sittsrtn, trtlte unter rcrldireeHers
iu Yamrn gtipiunIubtge SGneIrr al Stells
rem ,,Srltstter5 Nasrntinerrm" an ben Pann
~ bringrr iuheu, iclitcu Spu eeH 1rIafsn urb
rem sroBsn publiGum ilbutau.. lin, lsiprr SclbI
gStllen stTmi'etn peTssu. sshctire giterrt
..a EN.EE. L
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-09
Sowing Grass Alone.

4 writer in the Rural New Yorker.
says: Now, / do not believe in any of
this old-time nonsense Of sowing
grass seed or clover with oats, rye, or
wheat, Just because somebody has
said IL was The best way. 1t a man
wants field seeded with timothy,
SOW that and nothing else and the
same with any other kind Of grass,
or even clover, for any OF them will
grow far better alone than when
crowded, shaded or the soil about the
roots robbed OF its moisture by some
coarse rank-growth grain. Ofcourse
on rich moist soils, a man may seed
down with grain and thereby save
one season but it is poor policy to
follow this system on old, nearly
wornout soils, even if our fathers and
grandfathers always done so."-
Then, again, it is folly to mix clover
and timothy together in the field, for
they are never both in proper condi-
ton for cutting atthe same time, and a
little musty, ovor-ripe clover, mixed
in with the hay, adds nothing to its
value. BY keeping both separate
each can be cut when in tho best con-
dition for hay, and this rule will hold
good with all kinds of forage plants,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-09
A Good Pay Day

Both in Engand and America, sew
eral large farms have tried, within
the last year, the plan Of paying their
employees on Monday, instead Of on
Saturday. In every case the results
have been most gratifying, The
temptations necessarily involved in
day of leisure and a pocketful of
money have been no longer felt.
Sunday, Of being devoted to dissipa-
tion, has become day of health full
recreation and rest and the weeks
wages, formerly a great part wasted,
have been used to far better advan-
tage. Under the old system it often
happens that first class workmen
lose from one to three days early in
the week in recovering from the eff
fects OF their Sunday debauch. I'm
der this new system this evil no long
er exists. 1t is said that the same
number of men do one and halt
times as many days work in the
same time. The efficacy of the
change has b. en- thoroughly proven.
1t is to the interest of both master
and man, and it therefore lies in the
power of every employer to add
greatly to the physical and moral
welfare of his employees, not only
without any loss, but with a positive
gain to himself.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-09
Mysterious Disappearance.

A boy named George Jones, aged
10 years, and who was taken out Of
the Poor House in Indiana about
seven years ago by Edward Wright.
of Hancock. Waushara county, Wis
consin, and adopted by him, disap-
peared on the 24th day of May last,
since which time nothing has been
heard from him. Mr. Wright has
been arrested charged with murder
ing the boy, and the excitement 10
the neighborhood runs high. The
following is brief description Of the
boy:
He is l6 years old, very light hair,
light complexion, face freckled, very
small, weighing about sixty pounds !;
bare footed. Had on, when last seen,
SLOUGH hat, checked shirt, hard
times pants, and loose trock his
hands were very small and fingers
short. His fathers name was George
Jones. lie enlisted in the army and
after being honorably discharged,
lived in Michigan-at what place is
not known. 1t is supposed that he
has an aunt living (name not known
at Allegan, Allegan county, Michi-
gan. Any information which will
lead to his discovery, will be duly
appreciated.
Address +. b. Casswell, Sheriff OF
Waushara county, Wautoma, Wis
consin.
Wisconsin and Michigan papers
please copy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-09
DEXTER BEATEN.
Goldsmith Maid's Performance at Mystic Park

eooshith Maid's Performance at Mystic Park.
From the Boston Advertiser, June goth.
The sensation of the day was the
appearance of Goldsmith Maid and
Lucy on the track. Both were
greeted with applause. Both are
handsome bays. Lucy little the
darker OF the two, and marked on
the forehead with white blaze
Mr.. Hickok drove Lucy, while old
Mr.. DOble took care of the Maid
As every race in which the two trot
are prearranged and are merely ex-
hibitions, there was no pool selling
on the winner. There was some
betting on the time, even money be-
ing offered against 2:19 Lucy took
the pole. At the first score the
Maid skipped under the wire and
they were called back. The second
time the word was given with the
Maid half a length ahead. Lucy
passed her once, but lost ground and
the Maid passed the quarter in SO,
the half in lilo and came in trotting
handsomely in 2:21. Lucy half a
length behind. Before the second
heat Mr.. Wright was seen supern-
tending the cleaning of the track
with scrapers and drags, The know
ing ones began to exchange signifi-
cant looks and To expect something
startling on the black board. This
impression was heightened when, af-
ter scoring once. Mr.. Doble asked
the judges to give him the word
whatever was the relative position
of the horses. Mr. Hickok assented,
and it became perfectly evident that
Mr.. Jackman had determined to take
advantage Of the nne day and trsoIt,
aud give his unoqualled mare chance
to repeat her Milwaukee record
The next score the Maid had all of
two lengths start, but Mr.. Hickok
nodded and the word was given
The distance was preserved TO the
gu rter pole, when the watches said
BAT, and the most ignorant observer
could see that the pace was tremen.
dous. AT the half in 1:07, the Maid
vas four lengths ahead, and she
came in trotting magnificentIy hav-
ing made only one or two little skips
in the mile. When 2:164 was an
nounced, incredulity gave way to
belief, and the widest excitement
prevailed. Every body seemed TO
feel personal pride in the achieve
ment, and sort of part ownership
in the mare from having witnessed
her greatest performance. Mr.. d.
Jackman, Goldsmith Maids owner,
received congratulations from every
side, while Mr.. Wright was hardly
less pleased himself Shouts of
where's Bonner now ~ were heard
in the crowd The third heat was
less interesting. Lucy led at the
start, but the Maid pulled by at the
quarter, which was made IN 80, and
held half a length to the mile, which
was in ITO. The distance vas thon
gradually increased to a length or
more, and the Maid came home in
2:193.
After the second and great heat,
Mr.. Hickok announced that he was
prepared to match Lucy against any
horse in the world, TO wagons. for
$4,000 or $4,000. This challenge
does not exclude Goldsmith Maid.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-09
SheriH'S Sale-Eddy,

GTATE OF WISCONSIN, Circuit Court in and for
- Grant county. So Grant County.
Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale.
Thomas llore, Plaintiff vs.. Joseph Eddy. Defendant
By virtue Of judgment of foreclosure and order OF
sale made and rendered in the above entitled cause
the 2lst day OF March, 1872 directing that sale be
made OF the mortgaged premises therein mentioned
and described follows, to wit: Fifty acres OF
land Off from the north end of the east half of the
northeast quarter of Section thir teen 49, taken ofi
10y line parallel with the north line of said eighty
acres in Town five 5), north of Range four a. west
Grant Co, Wisconsin; will on the 9th day of August
1872 at o'clock in the afternoon at the front door
If the court house in the village Of Lancaster in said
Grant county Wisconsin, sell TO the highest and best
bidder for cash. the sail described lands and premises
or much tn reof may be sufficient, 10 satisfy
said judgment, interest thereon and costs of sale.
WM. f. sL0AT, sheriff,
BARBER CLEMENTsoN, Grant county.
Plaintiff $ Attorneys.
Sheriff s office, Lancaster, June -, 1872. 4w6