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ROSCOBEL MARKET.
DISSOLUTION.

Notice 10 hereby given that the arm OF Birch Bros.
at Beetown this day Dissolved by mutual consent. All
Indebted to the firm requested to call and settle
Immediately with sam'l Birch who viii continue the
business at the old stand. BIRCH BROS.
peetown, Wis. November 9th 1872.
would respectfully announce TO our customers and
the public generally that the business Of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-05-13
Religious.

Quarterly meeting appointments
for the fourth quarter are made as
follows by Presiding Elder Haw:
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DI f d.


At eassvIlls, April az. 1879 Of lung fever, Harrie
Carroll, son Of W. W. and Martha A. Forbes aged 9
months and 10 dsys.
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Local Matters:

m-TnE HERALD will hereafter be
.-ged on Thursday.
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WANTED

KILLER to take charge Of custom mill Appiy q
Alex. MeKeDsie oassviie Mills, csssvtIle Grant %.
Wis 5mSss ALEX MCKENZIE.
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situated az mlies north-wets OF Lancaster, on Big
Grant There are eco In the tract % 20 % aeres
under cultivation. The mill is 10 good order three
run Of burrs-sni has large OF custom work; st-
uated rever-faing stream, and has water 20 run
day and night continually.
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FOR RENT.
STONE Fl DURING MILLS

On account Of poor health am unable 70 attend to
the fmy property, and o1sr for rect my rndi-
ylsed half in the we'll known
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'-AAhNAt Az
Have added to their large stock Of
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS,
ONE DOLLAR DEPARTMENT!
and en- II n OF i'm or ng all IL eli COCOA d, a.,
irtm Eur Ie, III an ant Id 10 III a better an
q nicer tcle Tor he same IN IN y th n a yNtw
4 rk or tore. Tnty e-n, ,or instance
Sill er a d Cast n for s., va4ued o.. 50 90
Acct LIVER T AT. d s sfor vi ca
AL. '''.......'.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2 so
SO OF liver n te Teaspoons for 81. Va
A -et OF 81 Flat For TO 81, va utd o 60
silver Pr ted Blu tel coo'ers Tor 81, valued
silver Plated Te, az for 81 val ed 10
siver 1T - lk 7 Ichtrs s valued I'll 90
S we, PI ted SEQ nh lders for 81, valued Mt 3 40
II yer Plated @ b els Tor 81, vain. d st... 90
eel Of -iiy' rlaied na n Tugs for s..
~ az. Observation-Disclosures. 70
Dres-i g Cases for 81, va ued u ..... 35
a tie Porsen on LIS Tor 81, va d at. 90
Gen I'm MS cket 90 s r 81. salued at co
L. dvs' wCrs b, K g for : vslueu at IN
s. g,r st nus for 81. VS. ued at......,. 10
Olive DO es for Il, valued at........... $50
Hand erchet Boxes for 81, yaiusd at -. 50
Ladies' satcnels for va ued at.......... 90
81 k Fans for 81 valued at.............. 40
albuu $ for 81 valued a.. ........ 4 50
portfol Oh Tor 81, val I'd at............ &
rlting Desks Tor 81, vsln- dat.......... 90
La res Nemnanlohs for 81 Salu, at - SO
Checker Boards, wi heck re-, Dice and
Boxes, FIR s valued at. .........., co
psrian Vas, for g., ed at ....... 90
Rohep isn elias Vases for 81, valued a. 49, 90
Par an si4nres for 81 y lued at. ......... 90
Meershaum hes for 81 v lued at..,.,., so
CIR lug =. lis for $I,v lued at... 90
Ala aster fnsIDents for 81 yalus d 49,. %
W itgCa for 81, vaiued at... on
Baskets for 81, valued at. ....... .....2 Go
ivor Caessmon for 81, val ed at.......... so
Ia oking class 8 + 81. value at......... SO
Rab Cbzira or 81. valued st............... 20l
And gre m~h' OF ,ods. tth anne time
ma articles are fold there for e0c T6c
which mot be purchR led for less than II else.
here. NC ha Q enlarg ou- st''re and add d
four iof more. that row we hsve ore rom
to how III 20 ds to adj antage We invite
spe isl KANT att of our large and comtlote
stock of ToNa, fro . 10 t. $25 apiece, VII oh We
now keep all up, tars.
thousa ain REL kinds of Toys,
For pretty kris ard bouncin@ b. vs.
We call the attention Of the pu' lie 10 Whole.
sale Department. A full iine OF To AM Fs,cs
-cods, Fancy Bisfe tsa Willowware, and Poh..-
milan Glssswa Z iu gor eral. Also. conple.e as
sortmen, Of Dolls. oil Heads r DIS. BIRD Cages.
&c. Fai,s and Festivals supplied Mt VII lesa e
prices. Phase give Us eaLandju , &c for your.
selves. n2i to jani
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House Furnishing Goods.

T L. BAIz,
Successor to II. D. A. Mar,
No. 40 BROAD SIHhbI,
ooRT'5 BUILDING,
Dealer in Hardware, Cutlery, and Carpenters
Tools, sc.
Agent for Browns Metallic Weather Strips.
GARDEN SEEDS
OF every variety. by weight and measure.
GARDEN IMPLEMENTS VERY CHEAP.
$50
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The panic has not brought down hotel
prices.
A Peruvian breakfast consists of eight
courses.
The siege Of Cartagena by the Spanish
authorities still continues.
The Bazaine trial was concluded on
Saturday with demand for the Mar
shal's degradation and execution,
The national company, chartered to
build the road of the National railway
company, but separate and distinct
corporation from the latter, has under
gone some change in its official organi-
cation. Among the members OF the old
board OF directors were some gentlemen
whose mercantile and other duties pre-
vented them from giving to the enter
prise the attention demanded. These
have resigned, and in their places have
been elected gentlemen who not only
bring new and important interests into
sympathy with the enterprise, but will
devote their entire energies to the com
pletion OF the work. Under the new Or
ganization Mr.. Joseph 7. Ctowell is
President and Mr.. Robert f. Corson Is
Secretary and Treasurer 1t is expect
ed that there will now be an early and
vigorous resumption OF active operations
on the projected line Philadelphia
Inquirer.
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DENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD.


THE GREAT
TRUNK LINE 70 THE WEST,
On ard tsr Monday, November Q, 1873, Rxpress
trains leave EnZabeth IS follows -
10 70 A. NJ. Fast Line, daily. exce,t Sunday fol
Harrisburg, Pittsburg, Cleveland, aud tho West
with Pullman Pa.ace Cars thro.g h. without
change TO PiLtshurg, Fort Wayne and hicaro
ard Columbus, Ciheinnatl, and Louisville. an
with Parton Cars from New York to tittsburg.
~ z. M. Cincinnati Express, daily, T. Harris
burg, Pittsburg, and the Wes,, with Pullman
Palace Cars through, without change. to Pitts.
burg, Indianapolis. Louisville, Cincinnati. st
Louis, and Chicago.
o. P. NJ. Pacific Express, daily, for Harrisburg.
Pittsburg, and the Weet, with Pullman Palace
Lars though, without change, to tittsburx
poIis
For Baltimore, Washington and tho south vii,
PeAnsy Wanna Al Line, at 8. Q a, NJ. daily, ex-
cept sunday, with new Pullman Parlor Cars
50 ?. 81. with n W pullman p ror and sleep
Ing Cars, and $40 r. M. daily. with new Pull.
man Palace Slt cpl Cars attached.
For Newark and New York, An, 5 40, 6.O2, 40
no 50. 7.6l, 10. II, 40, 9.13, 90. $40
do:25. 10 80 al Os. II ~. A. N; l2.4l, 1.2T lao
24o, $40, 4.1S, 450, ols, $50 Gas, ITO,
1853, %, 9.5S, 1922, and II rs p IL Sunde,
trsi q, COZ I1.Os, II Al. a. M; $50, T. ID,
$40 and 9.38 p. NJ.
4s7. "a s.l3, 9.O9. P. NJ. via Wesr Phi adei.
phia; 500 Al. via Kensington. SUNDAY s ~.
$50. SOC and 900 NJ.
For RAILWAY, 1882, As, sos, s.53, 1899 A. NJ
IL 40, Dc, 239. BIT, SO. lS AS 5.G9
6.57 6.23, 6.49. $50 Tic, 8 IS, 854, 1O.45p. NJ.
Sunday trains, 6.57 and $50 P Nj
For, New Brunswick 1882. 8 o.. 1853 and 910
l2.45, 2.39. g., 81 s 90. 5.57, 6. 80, sI3
P NJ. sunday train $50 P NJ
For PERTH Ambos and Woodbridge, GAS, 1899 A
NJ, 3.17, 4-55, ami 40 P NJ.
FOR Ea t Milestone. s53 A. H.. 12.45, 500, and 567
P. M. Wv
For Lamhertvi;io and Flemipgton q AL ~ .cd
2.39, 4.37 P. NJ.
NJ.
For aordentown. Burlington and 1nden, sos
l0.l3a. NJ. LILO, SO. $3.50. 81, 6 so F. NJ
For Freehold. TAO A. NJ, 2.39 and 4.37 r. NJ,
Leave New York for Elizabeth, 6.UO ESQ 7.2o
TAO, $40, el0, 1000, 11.OO, A. NJ, H. M
LOO. AGO, $50, $40, $40, 40, 4.3O. 8 20
$40. 600. 6l0, $50. 7.9O. $40, 1000, u.3O p
NJ. and 1900, night. Sunday $40 6.lO, &c
and $40 P. VI.
Fer further info nation zee tiIno tables, which
can had at the ticket fices,
a. j. CASSATT General Manager
D. Nj. BOYD, Dr., Gen. Pas. Agent.
+. W. JACKSON,
Gen Sup't U. r. K. of N j Div.
G. BAPK n. sup't N. y. Div
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We are Offering Elegant Parlor Suites for $50
Splendid Walnut Chamber Suites, ten
pleees''''' .''.'..'...s,....,..... 65
Ename'ed Chamber Suites. thelowest ever
been offered in this city. ........... 90
Black Walnut Extension Tables, ,........ II
Black Walnut Dining Room Chairs, six
pieces. ,...,.,.,.....,.,...,.. ii
Excelsior Mattresses, full size ......... 4
Also, large stock Of fine
Walnut, arlor and Chamber suitos, Marble
Top Centre Tables, Hall tanss, OUNCES
of every description, Sofas, Camp
and Easy Chairs, Mirrors, &c.
OUR FAIL STOCK OF CARPETS
Is carefully selected,
and having bought them since the decline in
price can sell them cheaper than any house
in the city. We have large assortment Of
OIL CLOTHS,
in Rugs, Patterns and Sheet, ranging from
As cents to $50 per square yard,
CHINA, CRooKERY, GLASS AND PLATED
WARE. G TIERY, WOOD AND
WILLOW WARE,
AT the lowest possible prices.
q. E, VAN HORN,
70 MARKET STREET,
Near tho Court House, Newark, Nj.
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U,o THE PUBLIC.

fIN0 THE PUBLIC.
The subscriber has variety of Furnl-
ture and House Furnishing Goods which he
is selling cheap. Tho urhc are invlt,d to
examine. QHick Sales and Small Profits ia
ever my motto,
/ SELL BLACK WALNUT CHAM
BIER SUITS, 10 PISCES. $50 90
IMITATION BLACK WALNUT
CHAMBER SUITS. ............. so 90
FINE ENAMELED CHAMBER
SUITS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 90
BLACK WALNUT EXTENSION TA-
BLES. ...............,..... 10 90
BLACK WALNUT WORK TABLES 9 SO
EXCELSIOR MATTRESSES. ...... 400
STRAW MATHIS SIS s.... 3 90 TO 5 90
HUSK MATTREs SEES. ...... 4 90 TO 3 90
And everything in proportion.
uPHoLsTERING AND REARING
NEATLY DONE.
JAMES SAWYER,
No. los BROAD STREET, ELIZABETH.
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NEW BRUNSWICK B ANK DEFALcArION.

49, W DAhb9N0 W ASh - IN n 0GG AVN lawn
Quite sensation has been occasioned
in New Brunswick through the an
nouacement on Saturday that on the
preceding day, in New York, Mr..
Robert N. Wo 'dward was arrested I'M
der a requisition Of the Cover
nor of New Jersey, countersign-
ed by Governor Dix. The allega-
tons against Woodwork, as set forth
in tho affidavit made in New Brunswick
on September % by Mr. Henry Rich
mond, vice president OF the Stute Bank,
and j. U. Underhill, expert accountant,
is that he, in company with Greenlcaf
w. Appleton, late cashier of the bank,
conspired to defraud the institution out
of five hundred thousand dollars. a
warrant was at once issued for the arrest
of both the accused, bat they had left
for parts unknown.
On Friday, however, he was found at
the Fifth Avenue hotel, arrested and
the New Brunswick police notified by
Judson Jarvis, Of the sheriff's office.
During the afternoon Chief of Police
Oliver, of New Brunswick and an Off
Ger turned up in New York, intend
ing to remove Woodwork to the former
city, but writ of habeas corpus, issued
by Judge Ingraham at the solicitation
of the counsel OF the accused, stopped
in, returnable this morning.
Meanwhile, Woodwork is under es-
pionage of sheriff's officer at tho Fifth
nvenue hotel. Should the papers of tho
Jersey officers be found correct the ac-
cused will be removed to New Bruins
wick forthwith. Woodwork was presi-
dent of the New Brunswick carpet com
pany, an institution controlled by lead
ing officers of the bank, and hence, as
alleged, was accommodated" literally
by Appleton with loans on alleged
worthless paper. He asserts his full
ability to prove that there was no con-
spiracy whatever between him and Ap.
pleton, and expresses himself confident
of the result. His friends say his affairs
are in excellent condition.
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-03-01
How 10 GROW sugar Reefs.

In the first place, select a suitable
piece OF ground low, mellow, and
loamy corner of your last years corn
held would Go first rate, provided the
ground is not sodden with water.
Sugar beets Want moisture, and great
deal, but not too much. The soil must
also he fIiable, and the deeper tie
better. Having such piece selected.
plow 1T upthe tirst chance you get take
your time when at 1t and pillow deep
at least one foot, and as much more az
possible. Unless it is in very good
earth, spread on thick coating of
barnyard manure or muck compost.
and let Jack Frost and the ram and
snow dissolve and mix it all through
the soil for you, better than you could
do 1t yourself, ana free of expense.
Alter you are through planting corn
next spring, turn in and get your beet
patch ready. Plow it again, good and
deep; this will mix the sour substance
first turned up all through the good
soil then 1T viii not damage your
crop. Harrow the ground very thor
oughly furrow out two feet and half
apart fill the burrows with compost
that you set to work making as soon as
you read this, and which Will be In lust
the right condition when wanted for
use; fill the burrows level full then
turn two burrows zone each side) over
on the manure, making a ridge, and
making 1t pretty high.
Next so along with a hand rake. and
smooth off the tops of the ridge, being
sure to keep it straight. Get a seed
sower and plant your seed, not to thick.
1t Is a common fault to SOW too much
beet seed; the beets must stand five
or six inches apart finally. You can
try your sower and regulate it on a
board, TO SOW about twice this amount;
then, when the plants are up, about
two or three inches high, SO that you
can see the rows plainly, give them a
good and unsparing thinning out.
L may as well remark here, for the
benefit of those who have never raised
crop of sugar beets, that they are
very quick growers when Young. and
beng OF yellowish green are imme-
dlately distinguished from ali weeds.
They are nothing like carrots. Carrots
are grand for feed, but they need to be
tenderly nursed till eight inches high.
They are four times the bother, and
yield only one-half the crop that beets
do. You have no trouble hunting to
find a Tow of beets. They are hardy,
and If covered up viii almost grow out