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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-27
IL PARK ROW. N. Y.
GRAPE ROOTS FOR SALE,

beg to Announce that have for sale Crane Roots
Of every variety best adapted 70 this latitude To
PARTIES unfamiliar with the Of planting and eal
uvAting gApe Fiaes will give personal distinctions
A No iet Of u mt Trees which will be sold cheap
Pure home made wines in large small qusntii es
JOHN BONN.
Poiosi. November q. ISL IS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-27
W II. HQLFoRD, Sop't.

r7~It should be generally known that r.
Hunt Of Potosi sells goods cheaper than ever
before. Tie has fine stock Of notions, fruits
and confectionery, as well as stock OF fresh
groceries. Hunt buy and sells produce eXten,
sively, and JUS nov wants 600 bushels OF
potatoes, for which the highest market pnce
In cash will be PAID SoWI
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-27

CoNcERr-Thechiidren and younger
people connected with the Methodist
church in this village gave a concert
at their house Of worship last Sunday
evening. The attendance was tall,
and the exercises good E%celiont
was tho singing, and unusually Gu
tertaining the programme from be-
ginning % end.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-27
STOCK FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale his farm, ~ miles
below the village Of Cassyle in the town OF CAssvie
GTant county Wis. The above farm consists Of I'll e
south half OF section a. town 3, range s we'll wa
tered by several largo springs and brooks 200 acres
OF II under fence. and so acres under cultlvation
young thrifty orchard of $50 trees the prmises
a young Nursey OF about 10000 young (one aud two
year old) trees started comfortable brick dwelling
aud pledty Of good outbuildings the place. The
building is beautifully situated to command view Of
the Mississippi river and the Dubuque and Minnesota
Railroad for 10 miles up aud down the river. THIS
IL THE PLACE WHERE l RAISED THOSE LARGE
WAfEkmELONSl The place is unsurpassed in rant
county for Stock Farm l will sell the above D ACC
either with or without Stock and Farm Implements
Terms-One-third Of the purchase money down, the
balance on time 10 suit purchaser
JOHN II. C. sNECLoDE.
Dated CassVille, January n. 1871 35tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-27

hgA- The readers attention Is called
'a y. Appleton x Cos advertisement,
ir another column, Of i new edition
~ iile leading novels of Fennimore
Cooper. designed specially for popu~
.arcirculalion. The first Of the series
will bc "rhe hast II The VI hicans, :"
which will appc r with numerous
pcw Illustrations by f Q G Daley.
The styie Of publication will be The
popular octave form, with paper Gov
ers. The purpose being 10 render the
novels ~ low IN price "a possible.
Heretofore tkcro has been no edition
of this Acknowledged head OF Amori-
can r0maucies suitable for nerat
popuiac cireOlaNon ard hence the
new issue Of those famous novels will
be welcomed bg Che generation ct
readers that have sprung mp since
Cooper departed from as. A time
progresses, tho character, genius, aud
value OF the Cooper ronances become
more widely recognized he is now
accepted as The great classic OF our
American literature. and bis books as
ihe prose cpics at orr carly history.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-27

DANCING PARTY 1T docs not Of
ten como to pass that tho local quill
ia dipped and driven for the purp ose
of recording facts Of pleasure and joy
like the following: Time, Thursday
evening, Feb 22nd; place, tho Lancaa-
ter House. Nearly every young gem
tIcman in town was there, accompani-
ed ~ matter Of course, by one Of
the Redeemer's last best gifts to man.
The string band was present. Dane
ing began, and continued briskly un-
til cake and coffee aud other luxu.
ribs were brought ID and disposed
Of to the satisfaction and approval
of every ono. After refreshments
dancing began anew, and for ar
hour or longer joy was uncoufGe1.
Mr.. Li-horness succeeded handsome
~ ii making the occasion one OF on
.jovmcnt and his efforts wiz long De-
remembered as contributing much TO
The joyous ending in Lancaster of
q day renowned in the historic an.
nails OF our country.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-27

TOBACCO SEED We have q limit.
cd amount OF tobacco seed furnished
6y the G vernment, for disribGtion
10 those wishing 70 engage 10 the
cultivation Of the plant. The success
! iui growth oftobsceo in several conn-
ties OF Southern Wisconsin, is eausing
Increased attention to be paid to ihe
culture in sthis region.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-27
Timber Land for Sale.

sNoRTY acres Of choice Wood Land In Section g. In
- the northwest part OF Harrison. VIII be sold
low Tor cash. or toa responsible party terms
Either the whole, in 10 70 acre lots. Apply to
lie "a. T0NNSLEY, Plattevine, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-27
VILLAGE PROPERTY

For Sale CHEAP!
offer for sale my place in the village OF Lancaster
consisting If ~ lots with dwelling house. bar and
orchard thereon. wilt sell the whole together in
parcels to suit purchasers. Enquire the premises
at the Herald Ufice MAR0ARET TEL.
Lancaster, Nov 3, 1871 2Sn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-27

To TEAcHERs.-I am cut Of BLANK
Reports, land shall get 10 more pr'"t-
ed tin nert Summer Teachers will
please make out their own forms tor
reports, and report At the close OF the
term,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-27

Gcy- Bargains in every department
at the NJ. Hope store, where goods
arc .astivcly sold at not cost. NO
accounts opened, aud nothing sold
unless for ready pay, together with
some other information in another
column of to-days Herald. Tho firm
of Nathan, Oswald & Co. are well
known which the same We are free
TO maintain.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-27

DoNArIoN "A goodly number Of
pcoplo attended the donation at the
Methodist church on Thursday even
ing of last week. The singing on
This occasion ia said TO have been re-
markab,y fine and foishcd soverrl Of
The best singers In town taking part
in the vocal exercises. Nearly forty
five dollars were given for the boae-
Ill 0f the de-prving minister, tho Rev.
VIZ Dtxtar. For this ana other f3-
Tors he Expresses himself sincerely
thankful.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-27

THE STnisVu lRAUE!
They have just received a
CAR LOAD of BOOTS & SHOES
consisting of the Best Goods the
markets afford.
Full line OF Bradley & Metcalf
Custom made Goods for Men, Boys, Wo-
men and Children. They are the most
Durable Goods made, and every pair
Warranted TO give Entire Satisfaction.
Very large Assortment of Children
and Misses Fine Goods IN Serges, Goat,
Kid &c. Splendid Variety of Ladies'
Serge Caters, Serge Lace Boots with
Jet and Satin Trimming-very stylish
Ladies' Sewed Fine Calf, Goat, Kid
and Grain Leather Shoes-stylish and
durable Mems, Boys and Youths
Brogans. Balmorals and CATERS Of
every description,
Call in and see US; we can suit you
and will
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-27

nm. Parties BY whom the eompla-
cent countonalCc Of Mr.. Thomas
Chesebro, p. M, were this day MISS
ed behind the post-oflice windows,
may 30 pleased 90 learn that Tue gen
tleman has gone TO Fennlmole to
Gerry" large sale OF stock, machinery
etc on the farm OF the late Dwight
Parker
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-27
R,avsrg'. SrAags.-.T These comfort.

BARNETT ) = FAdE5.--+t nSHt C0UIVIV =
able couycyances now make their
regular trips oa wheels, the runners
having bcea discarded by Jed some
time last week. What with good
coaches, active horses, and experlenc-
cd aud careful drivers, this stage line
is one Of the best in the country, and
the amount 0fbu,ines5 i, has is moth
ing more than il really deserves.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-27

JAZZ INMATES. From The number
at Sheriff Sioa,' t0arders Tho amount
Of criminal business 70 be disposed
cf sttho Spring term II Court viii
nal Do largo James Melville avail 6
iuai Oh uu-oil Indictment for horse
re4'0g Horace Young, Frank
Smith. and C'ara jenkins. Committed
80 pay ioe, having plead guilty of
sex ~ offences under the new Grim
: ipai law before Hon. VIM " Gonisal ,
| .eaahtY JllEe
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-27
STRAY NOTICES.

fR1AKEN UP.-By the subscriber, residing on sec
tim 10, town Of Blue River, Grant Co., Wis or
about the LIST day OF January 1872 dark red bull
years old whereabouts; has distinguishing marks
cept that his horns stand up high. The owner IL
requested to prove property, pay chaiges and take
said stray away. JAMES D. PErTULL0.
Dated Feb. .. 1872 3s'wss
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-27
TIE HERALD.

s'Iwaukee q Prairie du Chen Il. Il.
CAR TIME AT Bose OBEL.
Express, going east, ................... h.4s "
II -bt exnres.. cast .,..... 1000 Pm
Accommodn east .............. ...........l:i5 P.
Expross going yest...................... s;l3 p r.
sight express, vest ....................' 81 -
Accommodn west, ......., ..-..''-'.'''' 300 = =
as.The sol A.. NJ train only connects AZ MS,'
~ Ueinta IN Minnesota and Iowa The WV =. y
fra9 CONNECTS AZ Milton Janetioa a nd hu"auAes LOT
poiuts East. n nuRnrcK
Agent at Boscobol
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-27

Es-Spaidins'. Glue will mend your ways.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-27

B0SCcBEL. February 8, ls72. 4of
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-17
POOR EXCUSE.

The Free Press excuse for not pup
fishing the proceedings Of the Conserva-
five Convention is, that no official copy
was sent it and it was not going to play
second fiddle to the Register. Poor
excuse, when it copies every week from
the Register, and has heretofore pub
lished the proceedings of other meetings
without receiving "official copies No.
no. that is not the reason. Try and get
more tenable one next time. 1t was
the want of disposition to do justice
to the rest of the County, that closed
its columns. We published the full
proceedings of the Mass Meeting, with
out an official copy, and common eo"F'e.
sy 10 its subscribers required that 1t
should have given them the proceedings
OF the Convention.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-17
A CARD.
SuFPHERDSTOWN,

Aug. 18th, 1872.
EDITOR OF THE "REGIsTER Dear
Sir.-Iu the Martinsburg Statesman
of today, find a contribution to It's
editorial department, containing most
impertinent and unfounded insinuation
against myself, which, under ordinary
circumstances, | would not condescend
to notice, but which, if allowed to pass
without a prompt denial might, as
doubtless designed. do me some detrl-
ment beyond the circle of my personal
acquaintance, for, of course, fear no
such effects from it in the estimation OF
nv old friends and former constituents.
The article referred to asserts that the
State Executive Committee Of the Re
publican Party has decided to place my
name. for Congress, on such 81 lis tick
cts as are to be distributed in this Dis
trict for the election on the 22nd inst,
and it sneeringly asks il am priyy to
the arrangement
To which l emphatically reply, that
the very first and only intimatlon have
had Of this alleged intention on thePart
of the Republican Committee comes to
me today in the columns of the States
man and that, if said Committee has
really determined to put my name upon
It's tickets, it is. not only without any
previous consultation with myself but
also entirely without my knowledge.
Confined to my bed 10y severe i'll
ness. am compelled to be brici and to
torego the temptation Of commenting
ON the SfmeSman's article and It's puta
tive author as they Justly deserve.
Respectfully yours,
ALIEN. Il. BOTELER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-17
CHARLES DAVIES.
4 LOCKER ON.

The Free Press Of last week publishes
a priraie letter written to Us by Mr..
Davies, of Harpers Ferry, which was
stolen from our office and sent to it.
An editor that will publish private let
ter written to another editor, without
first communicating with the wllter or
receiver, is no better than the man that
stole it from our office and would with
as little scruple open any other private
letter that should fall into his hands, II
it should serve his purpose in any way.
We published the article from ~ Look
or On" III order that those who SO dis
gracefully interrupted the proceedings
of the County Convention might "see
themselves as others see them and be
freed "Frae many a blunder and foolish
notion" but it seems not to have had
that etfect.-because the disease was
chronic and the proceedings pre-determ-
ined. If one may believe one 1.-THE OF
what We have heard of that Convention
since, he might say the half had not
been told.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-17
A CARD.

JOHN H. ZITTLE, Eso.,-Dear Sir =
At the tale end of a quarter OF column
of twaddle, the Free Press, last week.
published note, addressed by me 10
YOU, some days since, requesting you
to forward me twelve copies OF an artl-
Gle subscribed "Looker On, which l
had already forwarded togo" by COL
Morgan. =,
Now hope l need not say, that the
senseless remarks, preceding this high
" honorable aud characteristic opera
ton, do not in the least trouble me.
That | was LOCKER On, and the au-
thor of the article in question was no
secret. Moreover, the article was true
in every particular, as every gentleman
present on the occasion referred tomust
admit But, how note-a private
note, addressed and forwarded by me
to You. should have found its way TO
the Free Press establishment, IS some
thing that | do not understand, and
would like to have explained. Having
found its way to where it did, that It's
privacy should be disregarded, and its
contents read and published, is no mys-
terry whatever. IN all honor, the thing
would be impos>ible-i9 all dishonor, it
is fact, and fact that must have sur
prised and Disguised many reader OF
the last issue Of the paper in question,
If YOU can, pray enlighten your per
fectly calm, but at the same time, your
somewhat curious friend.
CHARLES DAVIES.
g@5 An explanation, which We hope
vii! be satisfactory, will be found III
another article in this issue.
As a further explanation we Will
state that when the note arrived at our
office we were confined TO our room by
a severe attack of illness, and did not
see the note in question at all. Hadwe
been able to attend to our business
duties, perhaps the note would not
have been captured. Mr.. j. shouIdnot
be ashamed of the letter-he stated
nothing but what was true.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-17
ORR NEUTRALITY.

The Free Press still harpS upon our
neutrality and We tell him again that
we published an Independent paper and
whenever and wherever we see injustice
done. we claim the right to express an
opinion upon it. We published both
tickets and always have done 50 when
occasion required it. We gave our
readers the proceedings of boththe Con
vention and Mass Meeting, though we
had mo official copy" of the latter. Our
course will be sustained by the pcacea-
ble and conservative men Of the Coun-
ty, but what shall we say of the Free
Press, that not long ago twitted the
Spirit for not supporting the nominees
of the Senatorial Convention and claimed
for itself the title of "the campaign pa
per, but now it is the chief OF the bolt
ers and is doing all it can to elect Re
publicans to office in the County. We
claim the privilege ofspeaking for whom
we please, but We will certainly never,
when slapped on one cheek turn the
other TO the same hand that smote us,
though it be filled with gold.
The man or journal that changes
FROM one thing to another, advocating
one measure at one time and something
else the next, can not be trusted He is
like the Irishman's flea, put your finger
ON him and he is not there.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-17
AN APOLOGY.

We hope our readers will excuse the
unusual quantity ofpersonal and polit-
al matter that appears in our columns
this week. 1t WAS necessity with us
10 defend ourselt' against talsehood, and
TO speak word for the people Of the
county, who have no other paper TO re-
fleet their views. 1t is hardly possible
in t.lree fight" to look on and see our
neighbors pounded by the t.O gin"'s Of
Cha,leStowu, and not say a word for
the injured party. \ hap Of ammnni-
ton sometimes is wasted upon small
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-17
TUEMASS MEETING.

The Free Press commenting upon
the letter of "Conventionlst, says;
THE truth is that the members OF
the Committee from each Township cast
their township vote.
That is just what the people complain
Of Who did the delegates from Poto-
mae and Shepherd Townships represent
in that Mass Meeting? They clearly
represented no one but themselves
each one his own vote-and yet they
cast the whole Democratic-C Conservative
vote of the two townships, about 400 On
the contrary, in the Convention, continued
at Duffield's, each delegate cast only his
proportionato vote and no one ~"S
appointed to cast the vote Of any town
ship not represented, as was done in the
Mass Meeting, one man casting the
whole vote of Bolivar Township, while
he represented no one but himself.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-17
CHARITY.

Under this head the Free Press Of
last week charges us with stirring up
bad blood, because We noticed the sin
cular omission of ShepherdStown in the
list of speaking places, lately appoint
ed by the County Executive Committee
and says Notwithstanding the Chair
man fthe Executive Committee wrote
him a note, taking all the blame upon
himself, the Register publishes the sug-
gestionSbat it was a slight upon the
place" Docs the Free Press wilfully
pervert the truth ? If he will look at
our paper again he will see that We
mention the reception OF Major Hootf S
note which came to hand after our
form" was made up. We gave Major
Uooff the credit he claimed, but at the
same time we have heard from different
members Of the Executive Committee
various explanations of that omission,
Mai. Hootr says farther, the omission Of
the name was not noticed in either the
Spirit or Press until his attention was
called to it by letter from this place.
They must read newspapers :cry care
Icsslyin Charlestown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-17
THE REGISTER.
TERMS PER yEAR-sa,sC In ADVANCE.
Shepherastown, West Va:
SATURDAY,, II, 1872.
A CARD.

To the Voters # the 2nd Coagstssiona! District
Of Wesl Irginia-fellow CIIlens IL respect
Iuly announce, that, III difference 10 The
wishes OF many Of my Conservative friends, |
have consented 10 BECOME an Independent Cat-
,iidais tor Congress, aud, in taking TINS step, /
desire 1t to be distinctly understood, that, II
the Republican party Of the District shall, at
sny une, during the canvass, make Congress
slonal nomination, will deem II my duty 10
wIlhdI ANY, immediately, from the contest.
ENANDER X BOTELEK.
Shepherdstowu, July 3jrh, 1872.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-17

4 ,,,.-
Episcopal chapel 'hg ioI''| C NJ I-'-'' IS
TOOK 'neIr Sea'S o. g. r., ~ pn,,or
Mooreheid' FreSideht - - d
ShePherIstown, ASs S, l.e', - ~
Finley, MooreheId, ohaPlaIn pro ZEN :
Rev. ). hawkins, onepnerdStO"n' 1eI-
rotary pro TEN &. 1. LickildGr' Shep-
herdstown, treasurer U. u. Mc0Llhc!'
Shepherdstown, Conductor pro TEN
/ VI. Linthicum, Mooretield, Sentinel pro
J TEN. -,
The President read his ADDRESS when
was referred 10 the follow InG commit
tee Rev. j. j. Im.ey, I. l. bnuer'
G. I. LickIlder.
ID. Howell, the Secretary appeared
at the door, was admitted and took bis
seat.
The President then appointed the
following committees -, N. Ia'f
Of The Ord'r-D. Howell, EeVs. OGkeT-
man and Hawkins. ~ LpHIce-D' D.
Baker, NJ. Llnthlcum, ana >. moore
On Credfnii0fs-G. /. Lichldef' D. D.
Baker and Rev. HAWKINS.
On motion all members OF the Order
were invited as spectators.
The committee on credentials report
ed the following delegates entitled 10
seats Revs, Finley, OcEerlnah' ana
Hawkins, Messrs. {. I. Butler, >. ).
Chipley, J. '. Moore, q. /. Llcklider'
O. VI. Darlington, b. ). Baker I. y.
Licklidcr.L. Is. Smootz,Gto. W, SPOTS,
Lloyd Licklider, -. Howell, &. ID. Nc
Glincy and VI. Linthlcum.
The committee on the state OF the
Order report the Councils to DE III a
tiourishing condition, four new councils
organlzed,and only one ha'lhS cease" 10
work during the past nine months.
The committee on finance reported
and the report adopted.
The President appointed the follow
ing committee to draft an appeal to ,he
clergy and members Of the Christian
Church of this State Revs \. a. p.
Neel. J. f. Ockerman and }. Hawkins.
The following preamble and resolutions
were offered and adopted:
WHEREAS, Woman's influence has
always, when properly directed, been
eminently promotiye OF every good
cause, and is greatly needed III behalf
of our temperance movement, therefore
ResoIued, lst. That the subordinate
Councils Of this jurisdiction are herepy
earnestly requested to consider at once
and with all earnestneSs the PrCPrle'!
Of admitting into the Council Halls the
ladies' of their respective communities.
ReSoiUfd, md, 1hat as iar ~ Pr"r''-
cable the active cooperation OF the ladies'
be secured in all Of our subordinate
Councils.
Lewisburg, Greenbrier county, ana
LIST W ednesday III august 90 90, wa" was
."e '' 49,, 80" 81 tLo State Council
mo Counril then proceeded to elect
officers which resulted in the following
being chosen :-l'resldent, D. y. mp
ley, Moo,c"[l" 1NSS IH.'', d. H.
~ - ,'" I,i"I., NTaorofoIJ. Sccratorv y
Uou.olI CLorlastown Treasurer, G.. r.
Ljcklider. ShephcrdStown Conductor,
Is. J. Baker, Petersburg; SentIheI'he''
/. ;. =, SlNe"S' l'c"5Sou'S' ,.,o.o.o 90
c.,,-.o,, CanncT - meet IN RALEIGH.
\ G.. in 1873.
The newly elected officers were then
installed. ,.3
va ''"''',' , ,''o ,,rh,;sLnd in rs
,no WV n,ncrs as nos.;ble.
\ vote of thanks was rendered Rev.
DR.. Andrews for the use OF 'he 'hap'"
ana "'So |'c - ''':,',I .oIa,o',ota:
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-17

The following Muse Books are recomnen-
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-17
WHATS THE REASON ?

The Free Press some time ago came
out strongly for the Democratic Con
seryatiye Ticket, and SGT itself up as
the chief advocate for the senatorial
and judicial nominees Of that party.
When 10, all at once it changes and
upholds the boilers from the County
convention. What is the matter! Can
our Conservative friends account for 1t !
Has the enemy's lever been applied to
it and moved it from its purpose. We
think the conservative party should de
mand an explanation of its course and
the reason it did not publish the proceed
ings OF its convention.