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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-07
For EGChassge,
For Sale on. Erchamge.

A PLEASANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE
n and ten acres of land, two miles from the
city, for sale; or will exchange for nice cottage
in Edgefield, and the balance to be paid part
cash and on time. -
HARRINGTON, FARRAR 6 WEAKLEY,
oc10 eodtf Agents. No. SO n. College st.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-03
H@as laalI,sS1ua c"tE

That night al midnight ny poor wifs
Jay dying. s. I believed and 10 Abern
ethy Haven admitted ia tlle dressing.
room iag the baby, our little daughter
(ContiaRei IN rauoh pageJ
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07

1--WE had in our hands yesterday" says the
Fcance, "a very curious photograph, being
in Paris, brought by the director of theatre
at st. Petersburg. His head is that Of Scotch
terrier, with q regular snOut, long silky hair,
and pendent ears. As to the rest Of the body,
Il is that Of an ordinary man. The voice Is
perfectly human he cOnverses well, and il is
not devoid Of intelligenee. The monster is
married and has child, which he has brought
with him, afflicted with the same defOrmity,
thOugh In = rather less marked manner. The
face Is more natural, the hair Is scanty, and
the ears are shorter than those of the father
These two phenomena, were discovered in the
envirOUs OF, Nijni-NOVgOrOd.'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07
AMHW.WOwAN.

ASorrespondeI,t Of the Episcopal Register Rives
the following sketch ok o remarkable woman be
met In Northumbssland county Some few miles
from Shamokin lives o character that those many
people, the "Womeh's rights women" should GER
tainly know, az che is decidedly the champion.
This singular being 10 some seVenty-two yeaTS Of
ever met with. A tenant-atwill, she has occupied
for mony years the farm she cultiva,os with her
own hands and the assistance Of hired .laborers.
She owns about forty-two head of cattle aomO Of
which saw, and are really fine stock. She lives
alone in her log cabin, her only companions being
two large shepherd dogs and her chlckdns, many
OF the latter sleeping under the same roof th her.
abe calling them her children, and training them
up in the way they should 60, 90 % to cause the
least inconvenienCe to her. in their habit of life
she ia utterly fearless, and with her dogs and gun
which she can use with uneTring aim, Lie SchuIer
10 q character that few would care to trihe with.
Imagine II you can q woman Of medium alze dFes-
sod in mems clothes, with q soft hat valiouslv in
dented upon her head, no coat, barefooted, and
you have this champion Of "Woman's right" before
you Wrinkled though her face ls hy the storms
and trials OF many yeara, the strength and activity
OF this man-woman OF seventy-tWO Is somewhat
wonderful. Voluble is hardly the term suitable
for the expression Of her powers OF talk, and few
men, however disposed for such perfection, may
boast themselves superior to her on the score OF
profanity. Much and varied has been my travel,
and strange sights and objects have seen and met
with, but the Hermit Of ShamOkin, with her su-
Pernatural powers Of tongue and limb, far suFpass-
ss anynthing OF my previous experience.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07


CURIOUS, IF TRUX-The most powerful tele.
scopes present the moon so far off that only
the larger objects on its surface can be seen
But photograph gives us here some assist
ance. Such picture presents all the minut-
est details, and these can these can then be
magnihed by o powerful microscope. The
latter may magnify many million times. Now,
placing minute section of such moon pho.
tograph under such microscope, there ap-
pears no obstacle to our penetrating all the
mysteries OF the moon, even down to the small
lest rabbit that may inhablt 1t, were it not for
the unfortunate fact that the smOothest sur
face known t0science becomes so rough under
the microscope as to ObliteFate all photograph
ic impressions there may be on IT Nature
must supply, or art be able to furnish some
Snrface that will remain smooth under the
microscope, and that material Ia tho object
now to he found A French scientist thinks
he has obtained It In the Silk-llke floss Of the
common milk-weed, reduced by a chemical
solvent TO pulp, and then Manufactured into
paper. It has answered so far every purpose,
and first copy taken by the camera afforded
Vndenial proof that the moon ls inhabited by
queer race, that need neither air nor water
to preserve life. But, owing TO the fact that
the photograph was taken when the moon
was In the full, the Inhabitants presented an
appearance like that Of fires on the ceiling, so
that nothing could be seen Of them but the
crowns Of their heads. .- .E
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07

An editor in an interior town started new pa
paF the other day aud began to levy contributions
upon the Inhabitants of tho county to keep up q
good live department OF local news. Meeting an
old farmer one day, who lived Ia a remote part
Of ths county, he asked him to send in something
from his pen. Two or three days after the farmer
brought him in hog, ia which he charged the
foElOFn editor Sl7S5.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07

rae BsekNitA O90 Portable SanliIy BsvV-
.Ag maehlAe 81 aN DaRa Tglale many AlVan-
Age1 over ahs Solicitation eunrAnGsod, or S3 re-
tanded, sent eOmplets, with tall directions. Beck
with 4eIihG Machine o.. e81 kr0ndwAys N. Y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07

The present style Of wearing the hair is to
have asingle narrow chatelalne braid down the
back OF the head, with two or three soft pnff5
hair is still combed up from the nape of the
neck but its bare look is taken away by the
chatelaine braid. E
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07
WILMINGTON : RALTI
JIG hOkR kAILkOAD.
SPECIAL. NnTTCR

On and allss WEDNESDAY, Oetsbse Nh. lsJl.
q passenger ear viii be attached 20 the freight
lPtin loASing PhllaAolbAiA aoo ,. n. Tor VII
mlnKlons
Tke train viii stop - 6aatioas as loIIows. whea
4gnalled; 0rays RsFFy. BIZ p. y. LaAaFetto s.N
Sas.1ss. Isd9 ? Il G 2olss . a Isy S 3 = Ass ie
n Allar1llo, lo.la b. n alllQe WtlHtagtea, lQ1o
toof0l A, n, h&&MNNs NRnsn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07

The Wickedest woman in indianapolis is worth
$500 900. This is "plaling sin with gold" pretty
thick. F&
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07
PALL ARRANoKME1FT

1no NiA91 IRAN viii run subject TO delays inci-
6ons where time Is given -" - ''~-
NEW CASTLE TRAINS
Leave New Castle for WiImIpFton ara pAtlaS,.
at J. ~. u ID AN. and SIS r. NJ Leave WiIninS-
ton ton so A. NJ ct l.26 and $50 p ~. for New
Sunday Train-Leavs WiImipRtoD fo, Nav g..
ue'SA A; NJ New Castle for MilmipRton mp AZ
AIM. SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
~ ~ S 20 thOse leave Smyrn for Clay
you ll.oy a: Ms and I-51 p m. Leave Clayton for
S,myIne S.4O q. N, and 400 p. m. to make oonnec-
ION SOn Elth trAlnstO and from Dover, ald stations
=. ,o,,,,,.,, CONNECTIONS,
AZ IOMNSEND; with the Kent County and Queen
AZ ChA1 ION. with the Maryland and Delaware
At AtHAkRlNaToN. with the Junction and Break
Al pSE1AF0hD with the Dorchester and Delaware
AT DELMAR, with the Eastern ShOra RailP,aa
and WIcOmicO and POcOmOko Railroad
u. y. KRNNEY, Supk
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07
DR. 0ARVIW9 ELIXIR OF Tar,

Is recommended BY regular Medical practitioner
and q speedy cure gaRrAnteed for Colds, Coughs,
CatarTh, Asthma, Bronchitis, Splitting Blood Con
sumption, and ali Pulmonary Complaints. Sctofua,
ErySipelas dyspepsia and aOut. Dysentery, Chol-
era -mOrbus, Cholera and all liver and bowel COM
nlants. Kidney diseases and all affections pf the
Grinhl 0fgana-peFfeotly harmless-kre0 from Min
cral or Alcoholic prOpeFtes--pleasant to take aud
neveT known to tail-Price Sl.OO per Bottle. Full
PARTICULARS with medical testimony and certificates
Sent on application. Address, l.. +. HYDE CO.,
le5 Seventh Avenue, New York.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07
1TO 7 TUE PUBLIC.

FnNO THE PUBLIC.
Il The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Con-
PAny have completed arrange 20 carry Money
faekeSes and express latter 10 an iron all points
on the line OF theIr road and West Chester
Also, to all points on the PHILADELPHIA and Read
ing and CAtAWiSsA Railroads, including Reading
Allentown, Colambia Harrisburg. Lancaster, Down
ingtoWn; hAhoney city. Nj CArAsl. NOrTistown,
POttsville. 1c.
For farther Information apply At the Depot cor
ner of Front and Madison sireets, NilminGtoa
Express matter sent u RraAklia Tt,logrAph utifs
No. West Third street or 70 their Depot Front
and Madison. or orders len with hcM allen 4 Seal
delivering agents. will rocaive prompt attention.
Z. SrOLZ
sps-if Gen1 SaBr ". 4 X. X. X. %
PhiladelphlA. Wilmington and Bal
RimnnA nnilRnna
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07

Sahloctt 20 delays incident 10 freight business.
teis train will stop % take ap passengers enly at
slatisns named. but viii leave RaaanGsr1 e. aRS
slOpping PlaCe. oxcsDe Hare's CoFnof. Stata Road,
Rodney, ArmstFOnRs and DUPONT,
TAis train viii be Withdrawn whenever tue IN.
teresn Of the Company requires it.
The paSsenger Car hsretOfoFO attached 20 The
Returning Train leaving Harrington Il % r. III.
viii Be dtsoontilue4 % the above date,
1he kEeiglt Train with Passenger Car attached
eaxing llaEriesten = - p. n win make eli
ssss. isls. Il - s-... Il. wuSwuv s--,.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07
-.DIPLO M ~
c. AwAaHEO ny rHE
American Institute,
FoJ. ". McKBE.
FOR
EmArdiGriRg aud FlUdNg Machines.

1T is ingenious and will meet the wants Of every
matrOn in the land"
Exhibition Of 1ST2.
JOhh :. aavit, Re-. SsC'y. F. A, Barnard, Pres.
Samuel ID. Tiilman, Corresponding Sec'F.
New York, November -, 1872.
This simple aud ingenious Machine is useful as
the Sewing Machine, and Il fast becoming popular
with ladies in the place of expensive needle work.
its work being much more handsome. requiring less
time and One-tenth part the expense. No lady 3
toilet is now complete without q. A mRehinR with
illustrated circular and full instruction. sent en- Re-
ceipt Of ". finished in silver plate for S2.7d.
Address. Tho Mckee Misunderstanding CO.,
ttt > s&k4afF 800 BFeadWay, New York.
AGENTS WANTED.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07
-
DRLAWARR DlVIsToN.

IMPORTANT N0rTCK-In addition to the rsS \
- lar Market Trains nog RAINING. an KXThA
fkktGuf TRAIN, CSundays excepted. } with Pas
sanGer Car attached. will run between WilmiOE-
ton and Harrington on and Aiter Monday Septem-
Der Sth, lS53, As follOWs;
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07
lak fun tAe DeTl;; Or Calll ANlsei.

" = VA n.y my H4U,1YAi 1DYsiA " V1RA0 RS. AAuu uS'u'
Book Just issued e1poaing the 'sPARsoN 4LsP that
ave appeared in the New York Newspapers their
history and lea10n. yl1Ah VlllAtaa amhlY ex-
noSea. AdvUrtisoments ffom Desperate men TO
neautifnl women elRndestine meetings how frus-
fated history Of the a0o0rAeA VlnGeays the
result of personal" Description Of living broad
Iay Statutes. EXpo8es nOel0l corruption.
eat on receipt OF ID ean19. address, Unique Print
hg House. 50 Vesey ST.. N. Y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07
w Wilmington ana western r a.
TINE TABLE.

RALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing Oct. lst
@&tFAins will run as follswsi
Leave WILMINGTON 10 - a m, and 5 m
Leave Landenb0rg IS, a m and 20 n n
arrive at Wilmington 81 m, and 80 D m.
S6H AS66rays At st LAndenberE Il % .. N. and 20 pm
CONN nc flONS-TFAln leaving WiIminRfnD a,
~ ~ N with train leaving Philadephia af 81 n
Trains leaving Wilmington at 5 IS D n. connSst
with train leaving PhiladOp . hiA at % D M
Tram arriving at WilmingtOn At s. a a. witA
train tor Philadelphia al 10 m
Train arriving At Wilmington Al ID witA t,.i.
for Phlladslphia at OO D m A
Der lst. oi WV
DAVID CONNRLL. supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07
RME NEW RnMEEx FOR RUPrUnE.

4 saost S1tE.ssteMa taUeatioa. Sold By Tho Hlastie
Irusa Co., No: 6A3 broadway. N. Y. City. IL retains
Rupture absolutely IN ease and eOmfoFt, night and
day, at all tmes, and under all circumstances with
Gus any exception whatever in any case. and should
never pc tAkeh 0A dnring TIE short time requite TO
eneet peT1onont eaFe. henl BY mail. CirIulars
res. Any DTpggist % Mysticism will order this new
tFeA ier yOa without charge. ap9-taWAeOWly.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07

liladelphlA. Wilmington and Ba
umor0 Railroad.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-21

1T is expected that on Feb 81
every printing Office in the u. s.
will give one or more pounds of old
type, and every printer the proceeds
of 1000 ems composition, towards the
proposed Greeley statue.
ADVERTISING has created manv
q new business, has enlarged many
an old busin6ss, has revived many a
dull business. has rescued many a
lost business, has saved many a fail
ing business, has preserved many a
large business, and insures success
10 any business.
Or the original settlers at Lam
caster several yet survive. Thomas
Stanley settled 10 1881, and T. NJ.
Barber 10 1885 Judge Mills, J.Allen
Bsrber and Hugh Il. Golfer came in
1887. Mrs. Burks also came IN that
year, and Mrs. Shrader (then Mrs.
Harvey Pepper in the year 1893.
ACCORDING to the records in the
Office Of the Register of Deeds, 312
marriages were contracted in Grant
County during the year 1872. The
number matedduring the three years
past fools up near enough to a thou
sand to calculate upon that addition
to our population at the present time
over the figures of the last census.
A PETITION is in circulation ask.
ing the Legislature to repeal all laws
exempting the property of the Unit
ed States, the state, counties, towns
and villages. 1t is stated that over
one-third Of tho land in the state II
now exempt from taxation from one
cause or another. There is also
much improved property which is
also exempt from taxation.
-THE Galena freight shipments
for the year 1872 were considerably
10 advance OF the shipments for the
year previous The principal items
were, in round numbers: Dressed
hogs, 575 600 lbs mess pork, l.
700 600 lbs bacon and lard, 2.700,.
900 lbs; oats, 4 $50 900 lbs; potatoes,
! $50 900 lbs; lead and zinc ore, s..
OO0. 600 lbs; other freight, 100000
Ina
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-21
H rhe Northern Pacific Railroad

EE rhe Northern Pacific Railroad
company has an outside organize
ton, through which some of it's old
managers will line their pockets. IL
appears that this company has dis
posed of all the town sites on the en-
tire line of the road 10 the Lake SUI
perior and Puget Sound Land Com
pany. The te ms ofcontract are not
definitely known. The President OF
the Land Company is one of the d.
rectors of the road named Thomas
Fl Garfield, of Burlington, VI. The
contract was made under the former
management of the road and 1t Is nn-
derslood that the present officers are
much opposed TO its terms, but are
po werless to rid themselves of it.
This is another form of the Credit
Mobilier, and it might be we'll 10 en-
quire whether any members of Con-
gress have purchased shares. The
result of this kind OF management, is
To fleece the genuine stockholders
TOR the benefit of the scheming d.
rectors who are not satisfied with or
binary railroad dividends. Investi-
CATION il eeded into the operations
Of all the Pacific railroads.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-21
HOW TO GO WEST.

This is an inquiry which every one should
have truthfuly answered before he starts on
his Journey. aud a little care taken in exami-
nation Of routes will in many cases save much
trouble, time and money.
The burlington Route' has achieved q
splendid reputation in the last two years as
the leading Passenger Route to the west.
Starting at Burlington II runs direct through
southern Iowa TO Nebraska amt Kansas, with
close connections TO California and the Terri
tories and passengers starting from Lancas-
ter, on their way westward cannot do better
than to take the C. B. s. Q. and Burlington
Route.
This line has published pamphlet called
GLOW to go West" which contains much VAL
liable information; large correct map of the
Great West, which can be obtained free Of
charge by addressing the General Passenger
Agent B. s. NJ. r. R., Burlington, Iowa.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-21

JURY LIsT.-The following is the
list Of Jurors drawn today to serve
at the March Term of the Grant
Circuit Court:
Chas. Walker. Phillip Cellsr, Jas. F.
Rhoies, James Bradbury, Addison Handey,
WIN Thomson, Jacob Kuoster, G VI. Gnern-
sey, Geo. Keiner, II. c. Lane, John Roddick,
John P S,r,lnhng, +. E. Evans, +. H. Bon
ham John Wi is, Geo. Lyman, Thos Tuf-
hey, d. Blllan,ins. J. J. Kendrick, Joseph
Horsfall, John wi liams, Perry Squires,
WIN P Rowaen, James Mnrphey, VIM
Goyier, James Hleklln. J. B. Rlcks, IL.
Johns, Lawrence Kuler, Jason Lofhrop,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-21

NOTICE. The Annual Meeting of
the Bakes Prairie Industrial Society
for the election Cf officers for the en-
suing year and tor the transaction of
other business, will be held at the
Secretary's Office in Bloomington, on
Saturday, January 18th 1873, at 10
O'Clock.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-21
FARM FOR SALE.

In town OF diivile. 7rsnt County. Wis. 200 acres
so acres under Improvement, balance timber aud
gro lands or springs. good fences. frasne dwell
ling houss is By "A feet with porch 10 bv % feet
sood cellar wall hni he'd good csfern stablng with
sheds and grtnary orchard Of about 200 mostly
bearing. with plenty Of various kinds Of small fruits
school, house mile distant. Price SIS per &C
Terms made easy For fur her particulars inquire OF
DANIEL Campbell on farm or james Ballsatine Bros
OomingIOu. Wis OFF
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-21
FARM FOR SALE.

In the town OF wyaiusiBg, Grant County. wiscon
sin containing l20 acres three miles east Of the vii
lage Of Wyalusing and three miles from railroad
pot50 acres md er cultivation the balance ia SPLEEN.
did grove timber, good springs dwelling house.
granary and good stabling good range for stock
school house aud church mile distant good or
chard Of bearing trees Said farm will be sold for
$40 per Terms, - cash; balance time given 70
suit purchasers Apply 10 Il. II. johnson on farm
or James Ballantine and Bro, Bloomington, Wis.
Nnvemhar I'd 1879 2ati
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-21
For Sale on Easy Terms.

$50 acres Of land, all under fence, 90 acrea under
plow good frame house. barn and out bou-es distant
oiie trom the village Of Csssvil aRd two mile.
from Buena Vista stiti n 0uOucue and MINI r. X.
There rigtuates and COWS on the premises warm
spring branch. forming easily available and
fAi ing wer Of the maguituds Of ten horses compu
ted by actual survey aud m+asurer ent according O.
tables furnished by James Lefe Co.. for their dou
be turbin water ~heels. For terms apply owner
on premises. S3'm'u WM. MULLER Jr.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-21
DUBUQUE MARKT.

DuBueUE, Monday, Jan. 20, 1878
Wheat. 1lN9'.t2 No. 2, coal. 90
Oats, active At 22d4
Corn 2ht627.
Barley. 5o@6s.
Dressed Hogs 390014 90.
Live Hogs, $50.
Cattle. common to fair at 2559aoo; good 70 choice
al Qhma 81.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-21

Sun SPoTs According to scien.
tific authority a group of dark spots
are visible, even to the naked eye,
on the sun, and some imagine the
same are responsible for our extra
ordinary weather of late.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-21

CAPITOL Correspondence Mr. Y.
Smith, editor f the Prairie du CHEN
Union, will keep the Herald readers
posted during the winter upon legis-
lative and other matters of interest
about the Capitol. HIS weekly let
ters will be read with interest.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-21

S4~There Is rapidly gaining ground
a prejudice against warming nitro
glycerine TO "thaw it out" The last
experiment of that kind occurred at
Hazel Greco, and the result was that
lhe trustful thawer was blown up
and his anatomy scatter, d over all
hat region. Nitrt -glycerine is a
patent blower-up, small can equal
ling the combined forces OF forty
mothers-ln-la law, and it ia really
amazing that persons who are engag.
ed 10 handling it should become so
careless. The fate of the Hazel
Green victim will not have the
slightest effect in deterring somo 9th,
err man from repeating the expert
ment.-Fond du Lac Commonwealth.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-21
Bresee's Peerless Potato !!

have for salea few bushels Of seed pota-
toes of the Bresee's peerless variety. This
splendid potato is described in the u. s. Ag-
rlcultural Report for 1871, page PAT, as The
most prolific kind known, yielding 100 BAR
RELs TO the acre, and being Of number one
qsa'ity for the able. They grow very large,
smooth and solid, without hofIows inside.
Seed procured from the East by ] Z. Dodge.
Price 5000 per hushel, Residence ID mile
north of Lancaster. 81 j. J. BARBER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-21

S1~ Hops have advanced from 20
10 so cents, and it is confidently pre-
dicted that the article will reach
81 90 Ter To-, ipasmuch as Austria
needs all the surplus OF Euglaud and
Germany. The brewers of this coun-
try are said to be short, aud are
"nearing" the market. but the short
supply will force them to purchase at
the terms the bulls" demand
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-21
NOTICE.

All those Indebted TO the Hrm Of Otto Relnke & Co .
requested 10 settle their indebtedness forth with
a. must have mouey {" FAY the debts Of the arm
have bought this interest Of my partner in the firm
property and will c7ntiuue tbs business Of merehaA-
Ching at thu old stand and h0po e. old
ners usual and merit the patrooage o. new ones
10 oroer 70 insure payment an nov ofsriug fli5
FOR clear No wheat on account. OTTO RETNKG.
Cassvile. January l0th. 1873. a3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-21
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Monday January 20, 1873.
Flour quiet and ,trong
Wheat active and firm st las seller February at
I 2elS
coru active and easier at SOC; seller February
J03Sc
oNts Inactive a. Csc bid
Rye steady at CSC.
Barley strong and fresh a. Sc bid.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-21
Donation.

A donation visit will be given at
Little Grant in the vicinity of the
Welsh school house. for the benefit
of Rev. Hewitt. on Tuesday, Jan
28th, 40 2 G'clock p. M.
BY order Committee of Arrangements.
A. K Morse, Secy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-21
OBITUARY.

WILLIAM TENANT died at his residence 10 Little
Grant Wednesday the 10th inst, ag d %. He was
born at West Wilton, Yorkshire England, emigrating
the United ktates in ls50 and resdeh in fennmorc
about Is years week ago last Tuesday he was tax
en with congestion of the brain aud continued In an
almost unconscious CONDITION und the time Of his de
parture A widow and a numerous family mourn his
loss He died ia the Lord large eoncourse of peo-
pie turned shew their regard for the dead and
the living Be ye also ready
I HEWITT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-21
FARM FOR SALE

100 acres Of land In section \ Ia to~n>hip No. T.
north Of rsnge west miles north Of Patch Grow e
aud mie east II Bridgeport; IS res under eult-
vation, 40 acres good timber, balance opehiLg or
scattering timber a numbsr Of good springs large
frame hoR (cost about 1000, good range for
stock Said farm will be sold &C the los pr &c OF $40
per the owner has gone east and eng aged In
the manufacturing OF iron.
Terms-0ne third cash balance tine given to suit
purchasers. Apply TO
JAMES BALLANTISE a BRO.
afr Bloomington Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-21
MILWAUKEE MARKET.

MILWAUKEE, Monday January 20, 1873.
FLOUR unchanged.
whesi hrm At 80 for No. I; I.2e for No q
Corn firm At Sc for No 2
Oats stesoy at 2S3< for No l.
Barley nrm at SSc for No q