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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-26

FOUND AT L,sr!-A remedy ;hat not only
relieves, bu; cures that enemy OF mankind
Consumption, AS well us the numerous >a;c!-
!i;cs which rcrOiyc around il in the shape Of
coughs. colds, bronchitis, sore threat, in
:l"cEz.., SC. Tie remedy we lilu1c 10 is Dir.
WIsr,r's BALsAM OF WILD CuEENY, pre-
pared By Seth ". Fow!c \ Sons, Boston.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-26
Special. and Local.
r sf - ;
J! X EIEEIEYeTICcs.

BY order Of JIG. ,Le4iiy, E.q., tle heirs oi
S. S. S:es aad Gea. Ep:iag. are required
to appsssratp c3aEf,oa .hs 5ih "fDs- r.
cembes. - :, 43-3t.
= E4sula@ F. W3isan, Vernon. c. Wilson,
Th.nnas n, Wilson, ;tnL John W.Wiison,
have nIde petition 10 Probate 10 have their
Homestead appraised AK: set off, Of tielHGd>
hcloasimg 70 the e. .asc Of Ti,o,nasR. Wilson,
deceased. .. Within thirty days, if no Com
paint is made, said apprsi$cuent viii he
made by Probate Judge. I5-3;
j. G. Smith, IS C:efk o. Court, aop;;es TO:
Administrator: % estate Of Lara G. L:trk.-
Court 10 b: held on ;ile 9:t OF Dec. 43-5t.
sc. Smith, as Clerk OF Court, applies for
Administration On esta'c nf Wni. BoEInd.-
Cour, 10 be held on tite 9'li OF Dec. 43-Jt
&c. Smith, as Clerk Of Court. applies for
Administration ou,e$tatc of N. +. CEappeh.
Conrs 10 be held OH the OH Of Dec. 43-5t.
Dennis L irk makes application f,'r Letters
of ADMINISTRATION on Estate OF john Ink.
decd. Court 20 be held in Proha:c Office on
the 29thday OF November. 46-2t.
N!t single or transient business notices i'll
the local department are asserted 1t the rate
Of fifteen cents per hae--liberel contracts
made for three, SIX or twelve months. If.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-26

BASE BAL!~-A match game Of BASE
Ball was played last Monday between
tic Columbia Club, and the White
Stockings Of this place, Which resulted
in 4 victory for the Columbi:tuS.
Score, uolumbi;lns 32, White Stock
ings p.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-26

ISDEx TO new ADvErTlsENENTs.-
pr.W.2 F. Pratt-Sage.
Male Academy-ProSperity.
To the Afflicted
ArS. C. Mower-Noticc.
l. &. MaSLaiI-As:oaisiiics
Sale of Laud.
Shcr:f'S Sales. -. b.. -.
Horse Stolen. ..,-
LoS.1 CSescent-Pin. s-..:..:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-26

The. editor of:the kbbeYille -Aedsstsls
bought q magic RAT from a ':paaikea''
daring, the Columbia Fair. Ask him if
it wasn't i good ''self' ... ...
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-26

LEgIIEKAS FARsoSaGE- had
the pleasure of examining this unique
little house . few days ago. Internally
It is t model Of ne:ltness and convc-
nienee.. We would be glaGto see more
like it erected in OH town.
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s5OO0-25,0OO.

twenty-five thousand dollars worth
sy Goods and Shoes, will be sold at
again (for zcash), at our Branch
ssin Newberry, and no humbug.
sasck is large and well assorted,
) rked ut such prices as cannot
= lease the public. "
z. c.. SILVER & CO.,
z7-1t. -...~. Newberry c. Fl.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-26

Mr.. ROBERT NEUMANN-!s expected
to be here to-day. He desires 10 see
the counny and people 50 that he MAY
set :.dvisedly in the matter of sending
such inlmigrants IS may be wanted i'll
this County. Heswill probably:talk to
the people on this suhject daring his
stay. -.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-26

..sslEusr's. THE MATTER WITH HAN
SAl12"-yVe don't, know; she doesn't
live-on this side Of the: street leading TO
the jail {. ia.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-26

foMETu1NG WoHru SEEISG.-Nr
:tin Harris has invented i very III
sions band or ribbon saw. lie is al
says trying his hand on some new con-
trivance, but this is the best thing Of al.
This saw is capable of cutting straight.
circular or in curves, rs may be desired.
DIT is cat to see it operate, and we
! sedvise admirers of$ingenious things to
g p down and see it.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-26

Kentucky Corn Whiskey, for sale at low
figures at Chase &~Co'S. - " Al
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Corn at Chase & CO..

YOUR EARNEST ATrENTION.-1t be-
comes painful duty toask our friends,
subscribers and advertisers, to come up
and.sette their small dues. We are
running the Herald at larger cost than
cvcr,( and to add to the trouble pay
ments are few and far between Once
it usedto be apleasure to make L call lor
money, for it was cleerfully respond
eIto. The amounts due on each and
every one are small in themselves, but
in the aggregate they assume a fearful
Importance, and yet we doubt if there Is
4 nlan or woman who would feel the
least inconvenience in paying. We ask
them earnestly to consider OFT claim
and give the relief needed. As Mon
day Will be q public day ana many Of
oar readers viii be IN town, We beg
them to come prepared to settle.
In this connection we state regretflll-
" that there are Z number Of accounts
on or books, which if not settled be-
tween this and january, will be placed
in suit. Save us the trouble and mortl-
fication Of resorting to extreme meas
ures, and settle up, reader.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-26

New F1RM.-AucGon and Commission
House, Wm. C Chase s Co.. (at old stand OF
K. :MooyInan,& & Coz At
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Til" Store Of Mc>srS. Kin.sllnl &
Heath, un.;c!. the Columh::, Hotel, in
the citv,of ColAmb;a, Ii;,s tie reputation
| Of being one uf tic most attractive
C!lina:,ntl Crockcry establishments to
be found Sont:, and not Oh! y SO rs re-
CARDS The Two departments mentioned
bat rs to the t:lcl<:tIi,! and one articles
substantial and useful. Us well rs orn;;-
mental, in Il general WAY, OF s,lch things
as ladies keeping house esteem most
highly. Examine their stock by al
means, whenever an opportunity pre-
sents itself. .. s-- 46A2t.
NEwEEEEy Debating SOCIETY,"
We f,iled in orr lust issue to notice the
meeting Of this Society-lleli on the
evening of the 18th inst. Thcqucstion,
''IFhether the right of Suffrage should
be limited by property or educational
qualifications WAS briefly discussed by
james l.. BlcaSc, on the affirmative,
and G. +. Todd, J. W. Chapman and
C. v. Jones, on the negative. Mr..
Blease's supporters being absent he
fought alone. President J. 5. Fair de-
cidcd in favor Of the affirmative.
The meetings will hereafter he held
in the Female Academy.
U,ENHSs.-ScveraI pair good wagon gear.
ror sale At Chase {; Co.'S - - -,... III
A kiss however pleasant, may cost
too mach. Here we have IN account
of. 4 EliSSourian who. intlaiged in the
salutati>n Of :, fine young woman, anal
Of what happened to him. The nla9iS-
tratc fined him. The fine Young wo-
mans brother horsewhipped him. His
wife worried him into Er;;in-iercr.-
The parson alluded TO. him personally
in strong sermon. The local editor
took sides with the Clergyman, and pill
loried kim in le;plcd long-primcr.-.
Finally, he w:s punished by 4 special
providence, for the potato-bHgs left
their potatoes to eat every blade Of his
wheat crop. Leg the kissinyly Inclined
take warning.
THE CoVKr.-I'he Court Of General
Sessions is <till in session. Business is
conducted slowly. Much valuable time
is wasted in sparring. The following
cases have been tried and vertlicts rem
dered:
The State Us. Henry Schnei:Ier-As-
sauh and Battery. Fert'ict-Not Gull
ty. ....-.- . ...
The State VS.. G. P. Jacoby-Assault.
Verilict-Not Guilty.
The State VS.. Hamp Aiitchell-As-
sault. Verdict-Not Guilty.
The State VS.. George Feaster-Rape.
Verdict-Guilty.
The State VS.. George Jackson, alias
George Gyles-Burglary. Verdict
Guilty.
The State VS.. George Fcastcr-R:tpe.
Ferdict-Gllilty.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-26

2A general reduction of:1O to Is per
cert: or MI goods, from and after this
date, at :. MCCALL & POOLS.
Nov. 26. 4I-tf. ..->S
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-26

;HoGs,-A lot Of fine hogs arrived in
town i few days ago, brought by J. l..
Cain, from Tennessee. He is selling
at six cents per pound. Lovers Of
spare ribs and s;sus:geS have ;ln op-
portunity to CRAFTY their appetite for
swine meat. '.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-26

BrA1NAEDs' MGs1CAL WosLD, for No
ycnIbvT IS TO hand, and gives most capital
taS:c OF contents, il new and choice music,
ari uo;cs, and general miscellany. Il is pub
IiSh2L BY S. BraiuarlS' Sons, ClevelanG,
O:l;o, and !; The very low price OF 81 per
annInI. ': .... .-
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-26

PERsoNAL:-5Ye had the pleasure
last Thursday Of seeing in our sanctum,
Mr.. Simmons, Who is travelling in
the interest Of the Charleston Ncrs md
Gdarser. Success attead him and .thc
paper he represents. EE <+
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-26

Blankets, Furs and Dress Goods
Prices redaee,l to.suit the times, ut
47-tf. - 8fcFAIIs &POOL'S.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-26

syAYs OK HAND.-No one need
% away hungry or disappointed
ac restaurant Of Mr.. L. Z. Mar
,SIe has always something good
Asa, Two things are only ncces-
sssS. one IS to order the dish need
Hse other-pay for it, 1t works
charm. Wehad the pleasure Of
mpling 8 dozen Of bis best bivalyes
Sd:ss-ana hapfs wafs, te,s
IN to settle. Unfortunately edi-
SAeenerally considered moncylesS'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-26

DIR. A. H. Lindley, Surgeon in Chief
to the celebrated Cancer Infirinary 1t
Charlotte, n. G viii be ut Chase's Ho-
tel December sth. See his advertise
ment in another column. Be sure to
cali and consult him.
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GGaSaase2HCSGZ.

NEwBEgRY, S. c. November rs Cotton
lnaI &c; closed with L lively demand =! Is;
Number Of bales shipped during week, 100.
COLUMBIA, NoTemIcr 2j.-Cot;on-m:d-
d!i':; l3i.
LIVERPOOL, NoTImbcr 2l.-Co:tou steady
--upiand< SG"S!; Orleans 81.
NEW Io%E, November 24.-Cot;oH quiet:
sales ,3:25 b.t.cS. vt ljSaiG. Gold 9!agi.
BALrlMowG, November 2l.-Cot:on tirni-
:G:.id.;ng ii.
CHARLESTON, Noyt;nbcr 21.-Cotton
sie"dy-;niItjIing l45.
pETGHs,- -NuSLCAL- L-MnNTNLY.-.LG *
rcu!tr number OF this excellent JOuIna is
received, AMI contains, as usual, a r:c;. feast
in Ecw Shcet-music, Of no less lhan nine
co;np!c:c pieces, making an aggregate oi
;wcniy. nine pages, and ali lor Ike very low
p:ic4 OF So per anuum. Remember il:ai
every month the same rich feast is Givca.
Address j. L Peters, 500 Broadway, n. y.
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Two Aactiops rcxt Saturday. 29:h inst.
from ham. to Z. NJ, and from : 10 9 P
NJ. 1T ". C. Chasc & Co.'S. At
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-26

sRdlet the stream Of passion move
s,xRe. Some people. when they
- AS to put this member in motion
s9ae wrong gate: they let ont pas
S,sasal of reason. The tongue
ess " IS 4 great dc:,! of loud noise,
sc qaietade of neighbor,. eS-
IOsYh Yhoerson's strength, and almost
G es I'D S q great deal Of harm. Tie
4;;sT Eeoas ceased, but where is the
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-26

soe, inqNs .:chen Furniture. Sboos, Dy
ore. GuuS. Clocks, &C., &c, TO oe
- b next Saturday,, at Wm. [.
80 II
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U.ENHss.-Scyerat pair good wagon gear.
fol sale 1T Chase & Co.'S -.. III
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NswbarrT Business Directory.


| Cards OF Reference inserted under apDro-
priat: headings in this column P.nl;:S,;n ;n:;-
! at men, Merchants, Mechanics ;.ld Trasics
generally. ~houis; !!av2 q place IN Ills Di.
! rcc;ory. Terms :nJierilc.
-.1s..7-
Dry GocGc. Sho;s, &c.
! Se:!lEEl:. Il. {. g GO.--Wi.o!cs:,!" "ni re.
! 81 tail D!y G"o;is dealers. l.:t.:@. :t>$;,rt
l."I.t ui Sl:r,.S u: h,.>: !:::s!r. 10.
3Ec!'AL!N II rOD;.-I'!.nics.t:c ~! retail
sEt ,.c::!rr> il :'::t.::!i :t:.:i ,u,i"*:c Dry
: Coo'.s. En!:':vi!c..'s. :.oii"us. a.. s;
S.UiCK. L. V. K z. S--:>:.:.i.r, IN Dry
- G"n:i> embracing cTur::hi:I" III That
Linz. pi:;i:t:::iua supplies. s.
..<1e--~=4s--
G-y Goois, Groceries. Ci;:.:::i:.c, I.a:s, Sao>S,
c2:tca Buyers, Sc.
= OVELACE& W!lEEi.i:E.--ij,:;tic in Dry
=. t:0n:s. i'rnc'.ri"s. t!'.til!n:c. nnnI*.Si"r>.
I:H'>. General stock OF ail kii':s "i :!r:.
ch:sEIizc. T.:
Fs"UOT, >!.--Dr#!cs in G'ny;:;! Nr"tlan-
! ':iZ,:. Dr.: t:G"iS, Fancy G"o'.s. jru-
ccricS. Boots au'. shoes. i;
81 ASI.J. D.-!iry Goods, Notions. Cloth.
r. inG. Boots. Shoes. llatH. al.d lmcrchan-
iiIr Sc!iI:@iiN. -
5NNOK. TiIO|.-Dry i;u0,.*. Notions, CI"!i..
!ncnl oi ,;rorrrirs. =:
>,,.:rii.SON. D. N. * tO.-DcalrrS in Dry
SA"c>, Haas, CrGckrry. amI general inc;-
c!!antIiZc. !;
Sj j!i:AON, +. F.--Wh"lrstlc AMI Retail
g dealer in General Mcrrll:ta,:ixc-Dry
Goods, Groceries. CrocIcry, Plantation sup
?;iic<. Is
E,3ATilAN. \. A.-Dry Goods. Clothing.
{ 3 Croc!;cry, Boots allL Shoes, and Fancy
Coos. Goods Oh all kinds. -
Books and Stationery.
FtSuAPMAN, JOHN A-Doois and Station
81 cry. y specially l.adc il School
EcohS. Is
Stoves ana Tin Ware.
lssEiCuT, Il. T.-Dat:rr liz Cooking and
w UeLlin@ stores. AL styles and prices
large assortment o; Tin Ware. f.;
FIrni.nr:--CarDeltcy.
! EAIhni.. j.. r.-EIcj;- nn ian,i 4 s;,I"li-
G-c di'! assortment Oi:t:l kinds q: Furniture.
FIXTURES Framed. ,Mutlr:Issrs In.;,!c. i;
t:ARl:ES, W. Ii.-Cn5inc! WavcrOouI. Fur
ID n:tu:c i:!ad,: ;l:!I! rcI'ai"CI. Carpenter
inS LuI:c with despatch. -
Observation-Disclosures.
= 4 Ai:GHALL. l.. R.-ilcais served 1T ali
~: hours. Fresh Fish and Oysters in
s;'.,S0n. Dealer III Groceries, Conicctiun-
cries. Ne. =;
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Photography.

TSlSEMAN. ". II. --i;::.i,irlIt Artist III
~ styles 0i Pictures taken. n!G Pictures
copied and renewed. Is
Il.nF,s .inN,h
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-26

aAAIEi& MARTlN.-Dc:llcrs in Grocc.
sss rics, Plantation Supplies. Hardware,
and Cotton Buyers. i3
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-26

E.AI!EAS. = E.-Dra!"r in Groceries and
~ Plantation supplies. CaShadvanccd on
cotton Fl;
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Cotton 3@yecS---GT22ers

SCOTT, G; T.-Co!:nn Broker, bnys C,uOn
- 70 Order. Satisfactory advances made
on Gotten cons: .mcd 10 best h";;scs in mar
i,.,:nn. t:Hl.iin0rc. Now York and 10 OF. 81:
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Groceries, Canned Goods, &c

|HASE, WM. C.-tirOccry and Provision
Il Merchants, Molichon Row. -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-26

EI,Aiis, POPE & POIE.--.ilturmcys- -Pr;lc-
{ lice i'll 81! :hc Cn;IiS Of .!iis State a:id
N .hG LMitcN Si:.l:.; L.Nurl. =
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-26

.hEGEH c. G.-ttto rnry ut La. anG Reg
- i~,c- Iii Bankruptcy 10" 81 ConSrc&$ioH.
II District. Practices ia Ill the Courts Of
tie S..Ir E;
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"a Ai:GuALL. l.. R-Mcais served 1T ali
sS3 hours. Fresh Fish and Oysters in
s''aSon: Dc:;!cG i'll Groceries, Conicctiom
cries, Ne. =;
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-26
C5nfsetionari2S, Sugars, Fruits.
Jewslry and Watch Bakers.
Ti5.hirC
S.osI-- -

E3UNTEit. MRS. M.-DrcSs Making after Ii.
IT test patterns. Orders solicited. IS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11

The relative prof is much greater
from small aock than a large one.
The grain farmer,no matter how few
his acres, can make money by keep
ing few sheep. There is always
room for them somewhere, and they
consume and turn into money food
that would otherwise waste. But he
must be careful not 70 overstook. To
illustrate: Suppose the farmer cul.
tivate only eighty acres, raising gram
chiefly. lie keeps few cows aud
the necessary teams. One-fifth of
his farm is in pasture, one-fiftb
meadow; one planted, one spring
grain, and one wheat He thinks
he has as much stock as be can prot.
itablely keep, but he puts on one
sheep TO every five acres, he will
ind their products clear gain. In
the spring, early, they can run on
the sod that is to be planted, al d
me sheep 10 an acre VIII not hurt
the land yet thoy will live well. At
that they can 90 into the pasture,
and will CLEAN after the cows to ad.
vantage. A run on the stubble aft
the harvest will not be felt where
each sheep has two acres, and in the
fallthere is plenty of feed. Through
The winter thoy can be well kept on
what the other stock will not con-
sumo, with the addition of little
grain. Probably the most profitable
are some Of the coaIser wooded, NUT
ton breeds. Their lambs sell TO the
butchers for high prices, end when
fat the sheep fetch as much as a
yearlng steer Sixteen mutton
sheep, we'll managed, will produce
a yearly income of one hundred dol.
lars, which, if none were kept, moth
ng would DO realized The greatest
drawback is liability to loss by dogs;
and il is disgrace to any State to
protect its cure 80 we'll that they
may expel, to certain extent, the
only animal which can cheaper the
meat and clothing OF the people.
American RurdL Home.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11
What Sleep Will Cure.

The cry for rest has always been
louder than the cry for food. Not
that it il more important, but it IS
often harder TO get. The beat rest
comes from sound sleep. Or two
men or woman, otherwise equal, the
one who sleeps the best will be the
most moral, healthy and efficient.
Sleep will do much to cure irrita-
bility Of temper, peeVishness, uneasi-
ness II Will cure insanity. It
will restore Of yigor an overworked
brain. fl will buiid up and make
strong a weary body. IL will do
much to cure dyspepsia, particularly
hat variety known - nervous dys.
pepsia 1t will releave the languor
and prostitution felt by consumptives
1t will cure hypochondria 1t will
euro the blues, the headache, neural-
GA. It will cure a broken spiri.
IL viii euro sorrow. Indeed we
might make long list Of nervous
maIadies that sleep viii cure.
The cure Of sleepiness however, is
not 80 easy, particularly in those who
carry grave responsibilities The
habit of sleeping well is one which,
If broken up for any length Of time,
is not easily regained Often a
severe illness treated 10y powerful
drugs so der nges the nervous system
that sleep is never sweet alterward.
Or perhaps, long continued watch
tulness produces the same effect, or
hard study, or too little exercise Of
the Muscular system, or tea and
whisky q mixing, and tobacco using.
10 break up this requires
1. a good clean bed.
,. Sufficient exercise 10 produce
WEAKNESS, and pleasant occupation.
3. Good air aud not too warm g
room
( Freedom from too much care
3. A clean stomach.
6. A clean COINCIDENCE.
7. Avoidance Of stmuants and
narcotics.
For those who are overwcrked.
haggard. nervous, who pass sleep
less nights, we commend the adop.
ton Ut such habits az shall secure
sleep, otherwise life will bo short,
and what there is ct il sadly upper
feet. - Herad Of Heait6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11
Estate of Ramsey.
GE a. cosSTG. County ' Court '''''

STATE OF WISCONSIN, :. In Probate. Grant
- GRANT COUNTY. ~ County Court.
In the matter OF the estate Of Robert Ramsey de-
ceased
On reading ana filing the petition of VIM n. Ramsey
Of Grant county, representing among oth,r Ibipgs
that Il, bort Ramsev tate Of tho county OF Grant 90
the 10Th day Of January, 1918 AZ Glen Haven Grant
Count died interstate ie avng goods, chatels and
tate within This STATE and CouUty and that the said
petitioner is the eide Of said decease amt pray
ing thai adAinisir ton Of said Estate be 10 hm and
Mary Ramsey widow o. deceased granted
IL is ordered that aid petition be- heard before the
Judge of this Court. Monday the Sd day Mach,
b. 1873. at one o'clock r ", Lancasi or in said
county
Ordered further that notice thereof be given 10 the
heirs OF said deceased and TO an persons in crested by
publishing copy Of this order tor tn successive
weeks prior said day II hearing ir COun.
IS Herald, weekly newspaper printed aud published
az Lancaster in said comfy.
By the Court WM. McGONIGAL, Co Judge
Dated At Lancaster, Wis February 81, 1873. 36@3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11
craoI Notices.
Estate of Moses.

y Grant County, Court
In the matter Of the Estate OF Abner Moses,
deceased.
On aading and fling the petition Of kbner Moses
Administrator OF said estate setting forth
OF PERSONAL estate that has his hands aud III
disposition thereof: the Mt Of d-bts stand ne
against said recessed and des lion all the real
state Of which said ceased died iEod ana the
dillon AMI value oi the respective portions thereof
A. d pra ing hat license be 10 him ant.d 10 sell
All the real estate said deceased TOR the payment Of
debts and expenses of administration and il appear
ing BY said pc tion that there Is suf lent per-
sona state IN tho hand. OF ID Alfred Mos e.. Admin
istratOr Of said tate pqy aid ebts and that It il
necessary, ia order - nay the 10 sci all OF
real estate. It's therefore ordere that al persons N
terssted IN said estate appeal before the Judge % th.
Court 90 Monday the laday oil M,rch A d lS73 at
one O'Clock ?. NJ, at the Court House in Lancaster
IN said county, then aud there 10 show 0f any
there be- why icense should be granted 10 said
Administrator 10 sell said real estate riding tn
prayer Of said luton,
And il Is for her ordered tha' copy Of this ordeF
shall be published for fur successive weeks prior to
said day e hearing, in the GRAFT County Herald, 4
weekly Newspaper printed aud pub ished az Lanca.-
ter u said County. and person all served on al Der
sons in er sted In SAID tate resdn in said Count
at least fourteen days before said day of b. aring
by the Court NM McGONtGAL,
5owt County ia
Dated at Lancaster, Wis Jan Is A. D., 1873
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11
Are the Planets Inhabited?

This has been mooted question
among those supposed best qualified
to answer. Z asoring from aualo-
~, il is b rdly possible that such
magnificent worlds ~ are within
telezcopic inspection, far surpas,ing
our own in magnitude aud celestial
beauty, are solitary globes destitute
of living forms organized for erJoy-
ment as much as we enjoy Ia con-
uectiJn with the planet on which
onr iot was cast TuIs earth il in
terror In many respects to the group
60 which il belongs why
should il have bsen sci, cted for The
display of organized beings instead
OF some other Oft greater capaci.
~ occupying higher position in
rtiatian To the center 0t the solar
system
One modern philosopher has at
tempted Go show thu: I: IA only ID
the particular circuit in which the
earth moves lite can be Developed
On either side there must necessari-
iy bo a perpetual monotony without
organized, vit*liZsd forms Asscr-
tlous aud proofs are widely differ
snt. / is in accordance with the
economy Of Divine government to
believe that every one If tho plan
cts ia the solar system AMI millions
more beyond, are toeming with Iiv-
iur heiUrs similar 10 those Gccupy.
NJ this, fitted TO the conditions 81
the physical structure Of those dis
taut spheres With the spectre.
scope ii has been demonstrated thal
b. composition OF those wer d. l.
essen Tia Ii ike tho earth in metallic
resources, and why bot 10 All other
rpsupets?