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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-31
Eafafe Of RIchnrfrs-

ArAfg ov WISCONSIN,. Probate 0flco
- Grant County. S. Lancaster. Dec. 10, 1879.
10 the matter OF the proof and probate OF the IL.
will and testament of Thomas Richsrda dsceasa5 iaa
OF the county OF Grant.
Whereas an instrument 10 writiag purporting 10 be
the last will and testament of Thou az Richarda de-
ceased late of the county Of Grant has been ied Ia
this One and whereas, application has been made by
Elizabeth j. Richards, praying that the same be
State. 80 = t''
Thsrefore. It 10 ordered that said application be
hs.rd before me AZ the Probate 0ica ia the village
II Lancaster in said county on the Sth day ef Ian
A. 1873, at ono o'clock Pm
And Is further ordered, that notice shall be given
70 all persons Interested In said Will of the time and
place OF said hearing by publication ia the {, ant
County Aerdtd newspaper printed In said County.
for three successive weeks, once each week nrnr ~
the time Of such hearing. f y
By ths Court. VIZ McGoNTdAu
2ow3 r,ora,r "a.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-31
THE HER AID.


Runaway Horses' .sny to
---- .,,pfng runa
Realizing that il easier indeed
give directionsen 10 practice. tho
way hoMtoa ventures the follow
than-Ss:
If you are 10 wagon and the
horse takes fright, and gets on a
full Jump before 700 can bring your
strength 20 bear upon the bits, there
is nothing for il but TO hold on and
try your best 10 stop him, Saving"
il necessary. on the bit. Failing in
this, you can perhaps keep hin in
the road until bis wind gives out, or,
should Q good opportunity occur,
you may turn him against fence or
the side Of house, or, in fact,
against anything that will stop him.
This last is dangerous recourse,
but we have seen it done with sue
cess. When span of horses are
running the difficulty is increased,
and more strength, more skill, and
better luck on the part Of the dri-
yer are very desirable qualities. A
strong hand and a determined will
nearly always suffice to stop runa
ways, il nothing breaks. II the
lines break or the bits give way, an
active person may, without much
difficulty, climb over the dash board,
get on the animals back, and check
him by grasping his nose. Leaping
from the carriage while the horse is
running is almost certain TO involve
more or less injury. An active per-
son may do IL ssfely, but it is the
part Of pluck. and generally that Of
wisdom, to stay by the carriage as
long as the traces hold. When the
horse is fairly stopped, treat him
kindly, and if possible lot him stand
until bis nerves are quieted. If
horse 10 running toward you, cour-
age and adrotness may enable you
20 stop him. If you can secure
hold on the reins, or one Of them,
near the bits, you are all right.
Hold on, and within q few rods at
nost the horse will stop, unless he 10
. A4aO9b C4bkhOAAiuNAT 0oiAAhAs AL
the case Of span, If you stop one
oorse, tho other nuet stop, too, if
nothing gives way. We can tell
those who have never tried it that
u is not q pleasant pastime to stand
by the roadside and watch the ap-
proach Of frantic horse, making
calculation the while to catch some
part Of the harness. Still it can be
dono, and 10 done many times dur
ing every year. A runaway was
stopped in this city short time ago
by q boy, who climbed into the wag
on from behind, passed forward and
along the thills till he could reach
the reins, whom be placed himself
astride the animal and stopped him
within three squares. An equestrian
has better chance every way to
check his horse than has the driver
Of a vehicle. One trouble is, that
the motion Of tho animal causes his
name to stream ont and embarress
the riders hold on the lines. This,
however, is . minor difficulty, and
On equestrian who has firm seat
ought TO be able either 20 check the
horse or steer him clear Of all obsta-
clos until he is glad to stop.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-31
Observation-Disclosures.

ETATB OF WISCONSIN, Circuit Court in and for
~ Grant County. Grant County
addison Burr l. Theodore Burr partners IN trade
under the arm name Of A. h r. A. Burr. Pitts. vs.
Joseph W Banding, Deie ndant.
The State Of Wisconsin to ire Defendant here named:
You hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint In this action, which is filed IN the
Office Of the Clerk Of the above named Court at
Lancaster in said county, on D8c 7th, 1871 and TO
copy Of your answer to said complaint on the
subscribers az their Office in the village OF Lancaster
Grant county, Wis, within twenty days after the
service hereof exclusive Of the day of such service
and If you fail TO the compliant within the
time aforesaid the plaintiffs in this action win AXE
judgment against 70 tor the sum OF two hundred
and ninety ave dollars and sixty cents $-9j 63
with interest at pr cent from July let, 1874 20.
gether with their costs
BARBER q CLEMENTSoN, Pitts ATTY.
Dated December TIN, 1872. 2swB
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Geaal Notices.
Ekfafn Gnnz-

CsAsr or wiscossis, Probate ofses
y Grant County. 90 Lancaster. psc. is, lsr2
In the matter Of the Proof and Probate OF the last
VII ana testament OF Andress Genz, deceased. late
OF the county Of Grant.
whereas AZ Instrument In writing purportng TO Be
sne last viii and testament OF Audress Genr de-
Ceased late or the county Of Grant, has been died In
THIS ONES and whereas application has been made BY
Thsodore Mksch praying shat the same br proven and
TO probate according 70 the laws ofths State
Ihsreiores II 10 ordered that said application be
nekrd before me. 81 the Probate once in the village OF
Lancaster, IN said County, the 18th day Of jan
AID 1873, Of one o'clock P. NJ
ana lie further ordered that notice shall be given
70 al persons crested in said viii OF the time and
paee OF said hearing by publication In the Ora.
herdid Newspaper printed In said county, for three
successive weeks once each week. prior 70 the time
such hearing.
By the Court wM McGOviGAL
ZsWJ County Judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-31

cEA Florida letter says there
is great feld for capital and enter
prise in the cattle business in that
State. A COW or q bullock can be
bought in Florida, on the average
for Ave dollars. l have known sales
as low as two or three dollars
These can be driven to St. Augustine
and there shipped direct All the
necessary herd-man are east ~
found. and the stock of Florida cat
tie is inexhanstible, and, from the
thriftless character Of the stock
holders. having no outlet to market,
is increasing yearly. If it will pay
70 60 bur ting turtle on the south
coast of South America, surely this
wild stock, q month nearer TO mar
ket and a week nearer and much
better than Texas beef, can be ship
pod With much profit.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-31
AttaChment-Smitll.

< TATE OF WISCONSIN,
- Grant County In Justice's Court
Town of Muscoda,
To Daniel Smith:
You hereby notified that warrant of attach.
ment has been isssed against you and your property
attached to satisfy the demand of W. W. McKiirick
and W. IL. McKitrick doing business as partners al
Auscods, Wis under the firm name Of W. ". McKit-
!ick Son, amounting 10 sixty dollars. Now, TN
loss you shall appear ore A. r. Ty'er, a Justice
OF the Peace In and for said county his Office in said
town on the 18th day Of January, AID 1873 at O'Clock
IN the forenoon. judgment wilt be rendered against
gou and your property sold to pay the debt
20w3@ McKIrRIGK SON PLAINTIFF
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-31
Aftachment-O,Rrien.

CgATg OF WIscoNsIN !
- Grant County Sss In Justice's Corrf
Town OF Boscobei.
10 David O'Briea:
foa are hereby notified that warrant of attach .
ment has been issued against You and your nroperty
attached 70 satisfy the demaud Of u. p Rowland
amounting TO ten dollars. Now unless Won
shall appear before l.. Wolley Justice ~ The
Peace in and for said county his Office In .aia town
on the aUth day OF Pee, a. d. 1872, at | o'clock
you and your property sold to pay the debt
D. ROWLAND Plaintiff
Dated Boscobel. Dec. %. 1872. 2sw3s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-31
Commissioners Notice-NIe.calf.

GTATR OF WISCONSIN, In Probate--CrapkC Comfy
- County OF Grant. Court
We, the subscribers, having been appointed and
commissioned by the County Court of the county OF
Irant, Commissioners to receive. examine and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons against the es
tate OF Mathew Metcaf late Of Glen Haven, In
said connty--dsceased. and also all claim and de-
nands exhibited in OFFSET thereto and seven months
rom the 9th Of Nov. last C5T2) being allowed by
said Court fer that purpose do theref hereby
give notice that we will attend to the duties Of our
said appointment az the heuse Of Hannah Metcalf
widow Of aid Ma thew hetcalf In the town of Glen
hsVEn on the 18th day Of January the 5th day of
June, 1878 from O'Clock A NJ. until 1 o'clock
on each of said days. JAMES ORR,
EBENEZER WOOD,
WILLIAM CURTIS,
awg ra..r.Fs.aa
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atrurfIau
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talent that seldom find In journal; and the
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The Basdr commeDds itself to eyerv member Of the
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the providsn mattron by its patens for the chr ms
clothes to paerawdtas b, its Ia teful designs for en-
broidered slippers asd lux rious drsssinggowns. But
the reading matter of III Bazaar is uniformly Of great
excellence. The paper has acquired wide popularity
for the freslde enjoyma nj II affords. N r. Escnirc
PBgt
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Unqpes donsbIy the beat sustained work Of sht
ktnd Ia the " Grid"
Harper's Magazine.


Notices Of The Prsss.
The eyer-incressing circulation of ibis excellent
monthly proves its continued adaptation 10 the pnpu.
lar desires and needs Indeed when think into how
many homes II penetrates every month we must con.
sIder Of the educators well as entertainers
OF the public Mind for ta popularity has been
won BY no appeal 10 stupid prejudices or depraved
tasIes.--Bost2u Globe
The character which this Magazine possesses for "a
rtety, enterprise artistic wealth and literary
that has kept pace with, II it has not ted the times
should cause its conductors % regard il with iusabe
complacency. II also entities hem 10 a great claim
upon the public gratitude The Magazine has done
good and not evil all the days its life Brootly1
Ec0Fe
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"A Csmpiete Pictorial History of the TIm es ..
p" The best, cheapest and most succensfui
Family Paper la tie UuiOn.s
Harper's Weekly.
sPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED.

Notices Or ths Press.
The Weetly l. the ablest and most powerful illusta
ted periodical publishe ia this countrg Its oJitoti
ale are scholarly and convincing and carry much
weight lis illustrations " current events are full aud
ifssh, ands>are prepared by our best designers With
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half million persons, and its Influence an ryan Of
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-31

s@-A little boy in Milwaukee, in
giving an account TO his brother OF
the Garden OF Eden, said, The Lord
made gardener and put him 10 the
garden TO take of il, and to see that
nobody bart anything or pasted any
6jlls on tie Eyee."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-31
FOR SALE ON TERMS OF
EASY PAYMENT.

Q2O ACRES of new land Ia the town of Cassvie.
- will sell the north half dissection o. town g. range
: west-320 acres
situationone and half miles below the village Of
Cassville and three miles rom the Railroad pot ut
Busna Vista, Iowa. =
oualty-Fair. unifnprsved--wel wasered and easy
Of access BY good road, aud suitable for two good
farms
Terms-20 per cent down. balance in ten years
annual payments at PER cent interest.
VIII exchange the same for Lancaster village prop
erty at fair rates
Any one wanting this land will do wen TO apply
soon Wp DEWEY
Lancaster, Sept. 3D. 1871 l5tf
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THE TRI WEEKLY

Is in great favor with readers distance and in 10.
caties not reached by daily mails presenting In
compact sheet the substance Of two days issues.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-31
THE WEEKLY
THE DAILY AND TRI-wEEgLY

Daily by mall. 6i2 90 SUNDAY. ........... r. 50 so
Tri Weekly. Do Weekly ...,............ z 90
Parts Of the year the rate. Single subscrip.
tioss may be adAed club after club is formed.
PnatfnAstPrs rafatu s,,l,s~rir
lions. To prevent delay aud misttkes. be sure aud
give Postofce address in full, including State and
County. Remttancrs may be made either by draft,
express Postofcs order or in registered letters at
lisk
Address TRIBUNE co,
80 Chicago, LII.
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FARM FOR SALE.

In the town OF wyalnsing, Grant County. WILSON,
ain containing 100 acres three miles east Of the vi
lage OF Wyalusing ana three miles from railroaa ae
pot-50 acres under cultivation, the balanse sPlen
did grove timber, good springs dwelling house,
sranary aud good stabling, good range fer stocs,
school house and church y mile distant, good Or
chard of bearing trees said farm will DO snld iot
SO per acre. Terms, "a casn; balance time given .
suit purchasers Apply to X. II. Johnson on farm'
or James Bsan;ine and Bro, Bloomington, WIS.
November ~, 1879. $50
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25

are not advised as to how much money
changed hands on the running race
but judge the amount to be consider
able In addition to the races adver-
tised for to day, there will be a match
race for $50, distance 600 yards. Hank
Lufkins enters "Oregon Tom" and
Mr.. Simonds, Fanny Woods" This
will be a lively race as both horses
will be run for blood.
The weather last evening had the
appearance of giving a fine mild day,
in which event nc doubt the a track
will present as lively an appearance
as on Tuesday last.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25
PosrAaE,-We have been requested

POSTA0E.-We have been requested
to call the attention of persons mailing
newspapers, that . n cont stamp pre-
paws one paper, if it does not weigh
over two ounces; but If it goes the
slightest fraction over two ounces the
paper is held for postage. When two
or more papers are sent.in one wrapper
more than one one cent stamp is re-
quired. BY observing these rules the
Postofice will not be encountered
with detained papers, and the persons
to whom the papers are directed will
receive them.
THE REGISTER LIsT.-We are cred
ibly informed that the Republican
County Central COMMITTEE express
themselves entirely satisfied with the
acts of the Registry Agent. and pro-
pose to waive all challenges il the op.
posing party is willing to do likewise.
The Committee had a thorough politi.
clan and upright gentleman (Nr. Ste
vens, of San Francisco, to watch the
registration, and have arrived ut the
conclusion hat the registration Of vO-
tiers was done as nearly OH the square
as often occurs.
Observation-Disclosures from the huge
pile of boxes and cases in front of Geo.
w. Managers store, he must be in
the receipt of an immense quantity Of
furniture. We strolled into the base
ment of the building Yesterday and
saw more mantraps, chairs and bu
reaus, than we have seen for wears.
George must be doing well. and he
deserves to be, for a more energetic Or
respectable family does not live than
the kitzmeyer Brothers.
Coal VS.. FIRE wooD.-Corbett Bros.
the proprietors of the well known no
tel, the Corbett House, have so ar
ranged the fumes in their kitchen
range. that thev can use coal at less
expense than wood; they have already
shipped q ton or more and find that
heat is gained at less expense.
We visited the kitchen Yesterday. and
found the heat of the range intense. and
everything bright and clean round and
about the institution.
MUsIC.-Bv reference to advertise
ment, il will be seenthat Emile Drev-
fous has permanently located in this
city. and is prepared to furnish music
for balls, parties, parade>. etc. Mr..
Drevfous has an enviahle reputation
as a musician. and merits liberal sup
port. His headquarters will be at
Chas. w. Friends jewelry store, where
orders should be left.
CARsONITE IN LUCK.-The Chroni-
Gle, of last evening, says: "A dispatch
dated at Carlin, Elko county, Tues.
SAYS the coal found two miles
from this place has proved to be OF the
best quality. AS it will cake and weld
equal to Cumberland coal. The dis
was made by j. Q. Moore, of
the firm of Moore & Parker, Carson"
FIRE wOoD.-We are authorized by
Mr.. Yerington to state that as soon as
hurry with the American Flat
Tunnel is over, he intends having sew
eral hundred cords of fire wood hauled
nto town, for the accommodation of
families who have not yet purchased
heir Winter fuel, and that he will sell
he wood at a fair renumerative price.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25
LOCAL INTELLIcENcE
UNITED STATES MAILS.

Reuo-Arrjves from at $50 a. m. Closes
for at $50 p. IN.
Observation-Disclosures from at 10 a. m.
Closes for at 3:45 p. m.
Genoa and Aur0Fa-ArriveS from at
$50 d. IN. Closes for at $50 a. m.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25

All political printing lone at this Office
advertising or Job work-mustb be paid
for in advance. This rule applies to all
parties, and will be strictly enforced.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25

LosT.-On Sunday morning last, a
gold match box. 1t has a gold quartz
set on top. and initials 81. w. W." on
one side. The finder will be rewarded
by leaving the same at Willis Drug
store.
People can save money by buy.
ing their dry goods at the store of
OlcOvich Brothers,. +
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-24
THE ACCIDENT RECORD.

An inquest was held by Coroner Keenan,,
yesterday on body of Richard j. Carey, carpenter
age 81 Of No 327 East Fifyfourth-st, who was found
dead on the morning of Aug 49, in the unfinished sewer
in Foryfourthst between Second and Thirdaves. The
skull OF deceased fractured, and several bruises
were found on his body He had been drinking and
quarreling and was endeavoring to elude an officer
when he fell The jury censured the sewer contractor
for leaving the sewer open and without protection
against accidents. =, -
Burchard Melndick, age 8, was knocked down by the
horses streetcar, front OF his parents mousse at
No 60 Avenue G, yesterday, and received severe inter-
James Bodies age 49, of No. 2O3 Avenne B, was thrown
from his wagon at Eighteenthst and FrstaVe yesler-
day and was severely injured on the head. .
Andrew McCoin, age 80 of No $40 West Twenty-sxth,
at was run over by street car, at SeyenthaVe ana
Fftysixthst yesterday. and had his right arm broken
George Vanderbeck age q, Of No. l62 west seven
teenthst. fell of his truck at Colege-plaoe ana MuI
ray-s yesterday aud was severely injured on the head
and shoulder .,. -
John Cole age 40 Of No. goa West Thirty ninth-st was
killed. late Thursday night, by falling TO the sidewalk
from the of his residence nve stories gh where
he had gone TO sleep while intoxicated.
Thomas Cahi, age 10, was drowned while attempting
TO escape from the sohool-ship Mercury, on Harris
Island, last Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-24
EPISODES OF CRIMINAL LIFE.

Thomas +. Simmons Superintendent of Gull
yers Utica line OF canaboats, continues In critical
condition at the Park Hospital from tho stab wounds
in the abdomen and right arm, inflicted by Andrew
Bowling ON Thursday evening. Simmons who had
charge OF freight on Pier No. E. r. ordered tarpauns
to be placed over goods exposed to the Storm as BOWL
ing the foreman was ABSENT When Bowling returned,
Simmons upraided him for neglect and he then struck
the superintendent, but was knocked down. strug-
gle ensued and Bowling went away. subsequently,
however 1t is alleged when Simmons entered his small
Office on the pier, for his coat Downing who was con-
cealed, suddenly sprung upon and stabbed him Dowl-
ing who is past mddle-age, has family at No. ITO
Thirdave Brooklyn he is in custody Simmons, who Is
50 years of age, has wife and children at Utica He
was boarding the Eastern HOTEL az South and White
hallsts., and Is not expected TO recoyer.t
Lawrence Kelly, of No 7 Tenthaye, during an alter-
cation with unknown man IN liquor saloon at tiIty-
thirdst and Tenthaye yesterday, was struck on the
head with lager beer glass, and seriously injured
EnOs SimOnsOn was assaulted by William Maloy ana
John Bowling in liquor saloon at No As Eighth-aye,
Yesterday and severely kicked about tho head and body
Malloy was arrested but Bowling escaped.
verdict OF death from injuries inflicted by an I'M
known person rendered by coroners jury yester-
day, at inquest on the body OF Francis Frohberg,
aged S. of No. AZ Deancyst, who was found sitting on
Harlem Bridge, Aug Q, with pistolshot wound In his
head.