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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-30

I'SL'"I'IHS IiC IcHiONaI Oh Tie county
scat.
The facts are that the County Court
having declared the county scat re.
moved, DR.. Lewis Mctcalfc being com
missioncd by HE Governor to hold the
court mot simply to try the causes in
which Marks WAS incompetent went
to Tracy City on Tuesday, Wednesday
being the first day ofthc court, and
Immediately CTUcsday) wrote a note
TO Sanders to come over and bring his
books. | had previously notified San
dcrs that | had a letter from Ch0ncel-
Tor Marks saving the new Chancellor
would come to Tracy City, Sanders,
not being much Of q lawyer and having
bad advice, wrote to the Chancellor,
saying in substance that he and Boul,
din had obtained Il ccrtiorari to takeu mp
,hc case from the County Court, and
nobody could swear the Judge in but
himself, and he did not intend to DO it.
When the court met the new Chan.
cclior made an order on the Clerk aud
Master (tlis was Wednesday morning,
to come and bring the books or show
cause why he did not do 50.
The sheriff rode thirteen miles to
execute tins order, getting to AItamont
Wednesday cucnjng, "A hours after the
Judge hnd written the note to Sanders,
and found the opposition court had
Just been organized, The lawyers
present were Gen b }. Hill, C)l, Tom
Murray MIR Smith, Mr.. Waters, and
Mr.. Jones, all from AlcMinnyiiIc.
Now | do not know how the fact is,
for | state it ON the authority Of Robt,
Sander, who it must be admitted is
rickctty Of late, but if Sanders return
to the process Of contempt is true,
these gentlemen who organized this
court were his legal advisers in refusing
to remove his books and obey the or.
, dcrS Of the court, and the amount OF
fees raised to pay the lawyers as Mr..
Jones, one Of the attorneys stated OF
Tracy City, was $l,lOO.
| cannot believe these gentlemen
knew what had taken place between the
Chancellor and the Clerk and Master.
but it. is absolutely certain that the
purpose Of Sanders and BouIdin in or
gauizing the Court was to defeat the
action Of the Governors appointcc in
the attempt to administer justice,
The Sheriff and his deputy having
reached AItamont while tn" court was
in session and the purpose having beer
mace known by showing their order
Of the Chancellor to Bouldin and San
dcrS, there was for y time quite Il free
discussion about putting the Sheriff
and his deputy both in Jail, which
however, was terminated 10y Il single
point male by the deputy which STRUCK
everybody in the courthouse with grea
force, that ''by C. they didn't have
force enough
The Sheriff made n return that San
dcrs the Clerk and Master, pulled OF
his coat and sworc he could whip any
body that cUme from Tracy City, anC
with armed men kept him from gcttin,
the books aud thrreupOu the court or
dcred the Sheriff to take Il posse ant
arrest Sanders for contempt and hrins
the books.
After two days hunting Sanders wa,
found late at night many miles from
home hid in a closet or wardrobe. A
part Of the books and papers w,rc
then found where they had been hid
der arrest. The court imprisoned hin
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-30

Every voter who is opposed to the
party i, a Democrat, il
not what he WIS in former.
imts. We have nothing To do with
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-30
Congressman or Governor.


Cur '"IIo"-2l,'h"n ana worthy 'h"'
eciior, Hon, y. :, M"kS, appears 10
he the coming man, for either CO."
prcssjonaI or GGbcrnajoiiaI ho"of'
The Moore County IionrcrI IS 'I'onP''
ci ly is feelings ard "Ur@cu ~ "
large majolity Of Tie voices otjhr DIS
tiirt,' to announce an uncqliN"c"
preference foI him as a candidate Ior
Congress at the next cIccii"n' ana "I''
10 tho auUoUnccmrni air"9'"l "f@N
mcnt, in hi, hchail, which We i'aN" NOT
room for in the Home journal ms
week. WccX,ract from the article:
$50 man in the District is more
thoroughly arVuaIhlcN WIN "'' I''"''
g" o'N'"'f ~ '"' 1'"''I'' '' ,
'','' ~ ~ rT"n,,s,m A., dc
Lo,or Chancellor Marks has lcw cqmIs
lis kindness ofhca't, his urh"nIl} Of
department ana H'r"' WIZ" Li'I
nave ,'"2 ',"'' ~ ";,L ll,,, LL,, M,
iIonni.I and in Couorcss he would al
wave, dare 20 do What was right The
people can trust him UllhouI nc 'c'''
nnr"slnc7a, III ,."' 'oI'"l" ",LI
r''"'''' ~ ln, unr would Cam
'.;nnoI IuIh,i,ls d,rc auproach him
with Il corrupt scheme. Besides all
this, Chancellor Marks Is clnP''at'c"I'9
ascII maze 'hAi' ne - '''"' lNrIH
'"'' "'' ,;I,o,, ,Lo rcor nr rou
iroJirinu uc assert that. taking all IN
al, lie is lO-day the most suitable man
III the District Tor " 7'"I III 'o"S''''
The ~oheIhy'iI'e 'om'"''c'''' I""
IjaIcd ais" III 'hl7 '"h '''''""'' ~,
trlct, copies TIE lIoIIcef "''c'' '"'''
after endorsing IL I" t't', says ''''''
he be the nominee OF me pc''"c''''o
convention that Wlll be cane" ~ '''
proper timc TO select a suitable repre-
sentative, we will give him a Jealous
]support."
A correspondent Of the Nashville
Union aud American, writing from
Nlurfrc,sboro, is earnest in recon
mrudiup judge Marks rs u candidate
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-30

The Democrats would have carried
Pennsylvania at the late election. sa,s
the New York World, "but for open
and brazen ballot box frauds in PliIa
delpha, committed H. the very scoun-
drels Of the Radical Ring one OF
whom President Grant pardoned on; ,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-30
Emigration Turning.
CHEAP FARMS ~ SOUTHWEST MlSSOlE ri

The Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Com
pany offers l.2aO,OOJ acres Of land in Cen
tral and Southwest Missouri at from 50 t.
So per acre, on seven Years time. with
free transportation from st. Louis to all
purchasers, Climate, soil, timber, mineral
wealth, schools, churches. and la~w-abiding
society, invite rmiGrantS from all points
to this land Of fruits and iIoMrrS. For
particulars address, \. Turk. Land Com
missioner. It. Louis. No. tiny
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-30
Home Journal.
lNO uOLLhus RIM ANNrN.

~ uutlrr can be- tlkru Ul A~uOulluou CpHuuuIrH
tipns. Wha'cycria intended for insertion In
The lluHr journal, mutt be- lutir"3'lrulrl d..
the name and tldrc,, Of the WI1t"r-lUt nee
v,sIily for publication. hut A. u guarantee ton
good Faith aWI r"-puusihit1y.
AN business letter. tor this Office should be al
dressed to "lh" ll3mc louTnaI,"N 'nrhcssrr,
All communication, for publication must he writ
ten on on" side Of til" page, aud with all uthrl
matter, connected with the editorial depart
mcnt. 'hould he addressed EdttOrUi The iiUm,
journal. Winchester. Tclrn.
We auuot, u- trul", uudrrtakci to return article
not IOul,d uitthlciUr publication
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-30

The Masons of4'locy city, Grondy
county, case fly dollars to tie suffer
crs Of Memphis,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-04
PrCfitable DauieS.

Mr.. A. Beokwitn, # Lone Rock, in
sending US the report OF his factory
gives the following statement of the
prouction of four patrons TO his fac
tory from April lst to December lat :
A and b Beckwith. 60 cows, "a
f them two-yesr old heiters gave
TOR the season 227, l6S pounds milk (;
Jhn Johnson so cows, A being 3
year Old heiter- gave $50 $40 pounds;
) q Maxwell 20 cows, gave ITO az
mounds Daniel Clark 9 cows, gave
AZ 382 pounds. Mr. Beck with says
| think il hard TO heat the Johnson
Dairy, making over 500 pounds cur
d chez 80 per COW. He fed two
quarts of meal per day TO each COW
rom the time the cows calved until
The middle of May. 1t you can beat
that amount OF milk from any one
dairy OF that number of cows either
ia Wisconsin or New York aud 90
the same feed, please let me know. /"
Here is a produ If % 600 pounds
cheese, worth at least 81 500 net, or
$50 10 the COW. We hope Mr.. John.
son will be prevailed upon to write
out his system and method of man
agin his dairy. which we would glad
~ publish. We should also be pleas
ed to hear from Mr.. Maxwell and
Mr. Clark. The experience Of thor
ough dairymen, as these gentlemen
evidently are, is valuable, and We
hope they will not "hide their lighI
under bushel," but let it shine.-
Western Farmer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-04

NEwsPAPERs.-An article in the
Kansas Magazine, on the labor and
enterprise OF the newspaper press,
has attracted very general attention.
| he editor, it appears. has measured
a Qusdruple edition of the " Y Her
di3, and has found that it contains
800, 900 "ems," while an octave hook
OF 59l pages-Mark Twain's new
work-coutains only $40 600 zen s.
This one copy of the Herald, there
tore, would make an octave Of eighty
nine more pages than are contsined
in the book in question, while the
price of the book is three and half
dollars and Of the newspaper f ur
cents. The inquiring mind Of the
writer has further discovered the
fact that three copies Of this quad
ruple sheet, daily Herald, would con.
tain fourth more matter than tn
common English Bible, Apocrypba
included" 1t is not surprising thai
this statement should astonish tn Sc
who are accustomed To skim Lightly
over daily newspaper and cast it
aside withnut bestowing % thought
upon the labor empl' yed in its pro-
ducti1n and the mass of valuable in
formation it contains
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-04
Legislative Aid in Da .rying.

The Veymcnt Farmer reports that
the Legislature OF Vermont did the
handsome thing by the farmers gene
orally, both 10 sustaining the Board
Of Agriculture, and ia voting an APP
preparation of $500 in aid OF the Dai
rymens' Association, al d adds :
Tue meeting Of the latter in Janu-
ary, at St, Adams, should be bornein
mind Let there be good turnout,
aud the result can be benefit al
Competition at the West lie placing
Vermont in position where her dali
ry interests can be preserved from
ruiR only by strong effbrt.to main
tain and improve the quality OF hei
dairy products. Only gilt edged"
butter and cheese are going TO pay
hereafter, aud we shall all learn how
TO make them A well sustained dali
rymens' Association will help in this
business. Let US ali take hold aud
give 1t u lift,
What is true Of Vermont is quite
true OF the West Gilt edged" pro.
duets always pay, Of whatsoever kind
they may be. The brands f West
err cheese now sell with the best
Eastern brands With the establish.
ment Of butter factories, tho bulk OF
this produce WILDE gilt edged" a.
is that now made from many OF our
dairies IL used TO be said that good
butter and cheese could not be made
in the West. This, time long since
proved untrue. The West will yet
be the dairyiug district of the world,
az it now il the great grain and
stock producing - Western Rural.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-04
4" OUR DARLING
(Tt il a Perfect Rjiou.A

The price Of the Chrome in the stores il three dol
lars. Anc any SVb5cfDer 10 CiuU, or single eubsGr
ber who may wish 70 have "our Darling mounted
sta Bristol board and read for frzminy can have
it prepared and sent by retting twenty-five cents
eItrs at the time Of subscribing
To the getter-up Of a club vi Il or copies, will
send AZ an extra premium. copy of The OFF," or
"The acceptance" This In adj .tion to Our Darling"
To the g~tter.up o ia club Of 10 copies, we will send
both 81 the Chromos- The Offer" Rn1 .sThe Accep
lance" along with Our Darling" or "Assng Bles.
sing and "0nr Darling
To the getter mp If club 4 q ropies will send
Asking Blessing Tho Offer The Acceptance >
and "Our Darfing"
win the gettersup Of cuha Of g. 9. and 70 copies
please be particular and write what premiums they
desire.
The premiums are only forwarded when the remit
lance Is sent TO
when the subscribers all reside at one place the
premiums vii all be sent 10 the person who seuds
the club. for disirihuii0n.
Ths person senting fu subscription Of - 90 can
have his choice OF The Ofer " The Acceptance" or
Our Darling"
The money must al he sent at one time for any of
the clubs, and additions may ba made to clubs at club
rates The lady's Book wi be seat 10 any post Office
where the subscriber may reside and suhscrpt Ms
may commence with any month IN the year We can
alva,s supply back numbers. Specimen numbers
will be- sent receipt Of rs cents.
How TO REMrT-In RENTING by Mail Post office
New York, pa able TO the oder Of L.. Cooley, Is
preferable TO bank notes. II a draft Post-offce
Order cannst be procured send United States Ma
tional Bank Notes.
We advise early application pect our list
with the inducements offer will reach 100000 sub
bers. Address w. A Cooley
SO N. Z Corner Sixth and Chestnut SITS, Phila.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-04
GreaI Notiees.
Estate of Moses.

S7Ias5 Or %SIs'OssuS, Is In Probate Grant County
In the matter Of the Estate Of Alfred Moses
decesaed. as.s- -at
On .aJing and fling the petition Of Alfred Moses.
AdHinitator of eaid estate setting forth the Amo nj
o personal estate that has his hands aud ca
Dispositions thereof: the Of debts Gu stand irg
against said aeoeased. aud description 81 all the real
estate Of which said deceased died SEIZED and the con
dltiou an value 81 the respective portions thereof
ard pra ing hat license be to him z Rnted 10 sell
al the real estate said deceased for the payment Of
debts aud expenses Of administration and il APPEAR
ing by said pc itOn. that there Is OF sum ent per-
sonal estate 10 the hands OF said Alfred Mos es Admin
strator OF said estate pay aid ebts aud that Il is
necessary, 10 order pay the same sell all OF sad
real estate II therefore ordered that ell persons in
terested In said estate appear before the Judge OF this
Court Oh Monday the lHday Of Msrch d, 1873, al
one O'Clock p. NJ at the Court House IN Lancaster
in said county, then aud there 20 show cause (f any
there be- why license should be granted TO said
Administering TO sell said real according to th
prayer Of said tition .ir a
And II is fur her ordered thai copy of this erdel
shall be published for four snccessv weeks prior Il
said day cf hearing, in the Grant County Herald A
Weekly Newspaper printed aud published al Ia
said County. and persoo all served on ali per
nger stsd in said estate residing in said Comfy
at least fourteen days before said day Of h. airing
BY the Court. = VIZ. McGONIGAL
35w4 W HM aa Aa VI Countv D,dy.
Dated at Lancaster, Wis Jan. u.s. A. D. is78
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-04

Don't GIVE LIQUOR 70 CHILDREN.
One of the fist literary men in the
United States said 10 the writer, al
ter speaking on the subject Of tenn
perance: - There j. one thing,which,
rs you visit different places, wish
you TO do everywhere that is, TO er.
treat every mother not to give a
drop Of strong drink to q child. |
have had to fight as for my life and
slI my days to keep from dying q
drunkard. because | was fed with
spirits when child. | acquired
taste for il. My brother, poor FL,
low, died druukard would not
have a child OF mine take drop f
It for anything Warn every moth.
err, wherever you go, never TO give a
drop to u child"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-04
Estate Of Rogers.

GTArsor wIsgoSsiS,l In Probate-Grant County
> County Of Grant. Court
In the matter Of the estate Of Thomas Rogers de-
erased.
On reading and fling the petition of Thomas
Rogers OF Woodman, representing among other
,lngs, that Thomas Rogers, at OF the Iounty
OF Grant. on the 10th day Of tannar 1873
died interstate, leaving goods, chattels and estate
within this Sta'e aud County aud that the said ne.
tHonet l. tn" iie sou OF said deceased aud PRAYING
that administration Of said estate be to Luther Bas
ford Of said county granted;
II is ordered that said petition be heard befte the
Judge Of this 'ourt on Wednesday. the 9Th day OF
February SIS, at one o'clock, p. NJ at Lancaster ia
said COUNT.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given thu
be of said deceased and all persons Interested by
publishing copy of this order for three successive
weeks prior 70 said day hearing in the Grant Coun
~ Herald, weekly newspaper printed and published
at Lancaster in said county
BY the court WIN McG0NIGAL, County Judge.
Dated at Ia Jan 9th. 1879
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-04

DON'T ADVERTISE. ID mt do it.
Don't advertise your business its
paying out money 10 accommodate
other people; if hey want TO buy
your goods, let them hunt you up
Don't advertise for il gets your name
abroad, and you are apt 10 be flooded
with circulars from business houses.
aud bored with drummers from
wholesale establishment 8, all OF
which also results 10 soliciting you
tor new goods, and money to pay for
them, which is very annoying to one
of Il dyspeptic temperament Don't
advertise, for il brings people in from
the country Country folks, you
know. are Of an inQuiying turn OF
mind ) and they will ask you many
a. founding questions about prices,
try your temper with showing them
goods, and even vex yOu with the
request TO tic them up which putf
you to the additional trouble of buy
ing more. Don't advertise it givet
the people abroad a knowledge OF
your town, and they will come and
settle in 1t, IT will grow, and other
business will be induced TO come ~
aud thus increase your competition.
In short, if you would have quiet
town, not too large, if you would rot
be harrassed by mGtitudinous carer
and perplexities of business, if you
would avoid being bothered with
and paying for and losing time To
read a or a. cumbersome newspaper,
just remain quiet; don't let the peo-
pie know fiVe'miles away what you
are doing and you will be severely
let alone to enjoy the bliss Of undis~
turbed repose.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-04
Making Butter in Winter

A Pennsylvania lady, after IN ez-
perience of twenty-five years gives
The following method for treating
milk tor making butter in winter go
Strain the milk in tin pans, filing
only haiti full Ia litLlo more or less
yill make no difference; then a. soon
as convenient set the pans Of milk on
tie stove, where let them remain Till
a roughress or wrinkled appearance
on the ton OF tho milk il noticed Or
the milk gets too hot the only harm
will bn lesu cream, then take 1t in
the milk room or cellar, in n cool
place until the next morning, when
bring il up in warm room and let
IL stand until the next dav, when il
is generally ready to skim. When
treated in this way il will not do to
skim much under forty eight hours
NV plan is 70 skim both morning
aud nights milking ut the same time
in winter. 1t does OF hurt butter
Tor the cream TO sour.-rather aids ~
churn,ng, making butter come soon
or. The cream kettle | keep in the
cellar until the day or evening" before
| wish to churn then if convenient
set near a coal stove or one that fire
il kept in all night. liz the morning
before churuing, try with IA Their
mometer it should be at the tenn
peraturc of sixty-two degrees. II
not convenient TO set the crcam near
warm stove, setting the kettle IN
hot water will answer every pur-
pose. Many persons object to heat.
ing the milk, because the milk some.
ines burns to the bottom OF the
pans To avoid this, act pans with
water on tho stove and place the
pans with milk in these, and the diff
fculty is ut once avoided. II butur
needs ooloring | would prefer carrot,
which is prepared by scrapIng oft the
outside and washing then CRATE in
70 u small portion of the cream and
strain the whole | would say new
er wash butter use as little water
about butter as possible. This is my
experience, having washed butter to
my satisfaction, always having il 60
strong 10 few days after. | have
tried many ways To avoid heating
milk 10 winter, out have foUad moth
,ng,GS satisfactory as have gwen.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-04

SGs-A bill hiss seen introduced into
the Missouri legislature making II o
misdemeanor TO give or receive
railroad pass if the recipient be 9
me mber Of either houses, judge,
state or county officer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-04

DOES DAIRYING Pay. The fol-
lowing i the seasoas report o. the
farm Dairy owned by John II. Cars
we'll L Bro. Lone r elk.
NUMBER Of COWS ~ Pounds OF
cheese made in 1872, Is 900 Aver
sgc . COW $50 pounds. or the AZ
COWS IA were only two or three
years oil The season was very hot
and dry and flies were more than
usual n ~ esome. The cheese
was sold, ds vered at the nearest
station tor 12l cents per pound or
s2362 so Tor the season, sR average
# $50 per COW.
This dairy IL composed mainly of
half or three quarters d vons. The
cows receive better feed and more
care than the average, and the
show ing is quite a satisfactory one
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-04
Estate of Tenant.

c,rA4E OF WISCONSIN, Probate 0hfoe
- Grant County IS Lancaster Jan rs. 1878.
In the matter OF the Proof and Probate of The last
will and testament OF VIM. Tenant deceased late
Of the county of Grant
Whereas an instrument in writing purporting TO be
the last will and testament ofN illian Tenant de-
ceased late of the county Of Grant, has been filed in
shis otbce aud Whereas application has been made by
Nancy Teunant praying that the be proven and
admitted probate according 10 the laws ofthis State
Therefore, il is ordered that said application be
heard before the Probate office in the village
Lancaster in said County, Wednesday the leth day
OF February, A. ID 1913. atone O'Clock p. NJ.
And it is further oTdered, that notice shall be given
TO persons crested in said will OF the time and
place Of said hearing by publication in the G~sc.C"
Herald, newspaper printed in said county for three
successive weeks once each week prior 20 the time
such hearing.
BY the Court IS VIZ WV NcanN1GAr
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-04
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-04
FARM TO RENT.

FERN TO rent ia Ia FayHtte Co. Wis s miles from
Galena, with p cows aud yousg stock With Cheese
FACTORY the Farm A praettc q cheese maker pre-.
frrred. For further particulars dirrss
WILLIAM GTLLET
SSm2e Hazel Green, Grant Co, VIE,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-04
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TERMS
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-04

sa.-Thsrs are Twelve Protestant
places of worship in Rome. a..