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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11
Estate of AliOI,.

kNTATE ~ WISCONSIN,, Probate once,
- Grant County ~ Lancaster Feb 3D. 1879
Ia the matter Of the proof and probate Of the lat
will aud testament If Thomas Alton, deceased late
Of thr county of drant.
whereas an Instrument ia writing purportng 30 he
the last will aud testament of Thoa 40 Alton De
ceased late Of the county Of Grant hls been f ed il
this ia and whereas application has been made by
Hon Thos stevens praying that The sam" be proven
aud admitted 10 Probate according 10 ths laws OF ths
State.
Therefore il s ordered that said application ~
heard before tho probate One, Ia the village
# Lancaster In said comfy, % the ri any Oh March
A y 1873, at one O'Clock
And It is further ordered that notice shall be given
70 al PEE sons interest d in said wiz VI thc time and
place Of said hearing by publication in The G iaLt
County Her5ld a newspaper printed In said County
for tn Go successive weeks. each week. prOr 10
the me Of suCh hearing a0w5
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11
Estate of Rogers.

y TATE OF WISCONSIN, In Prohate--Grant County
- County of Grant. : Court.
In the matter OF the estate Of Thomas Rogers de.
ceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of Thomas
Rogers, OF Woodman. representing among other
things, that Thomas Rogers, ate Of the County
Of Grant. on the 10th day Of Ianuars 1873
died interstate. leaving goods, chattes aud estate
within this stae and County. and that the said D..
ti0ner i the eldet Of said deceased and praying
that administration Of said estate be to Luther Bas
ford Of said county granted:
II is ordered that said petition be heard befce III e
Judge of this Court on Wednesday, the 18th aay OF
February 1878, at one O'clock p. NJ at Lancaster in
said County.
Ordered furh er that notice Thereof be given to tn
heirs OF said deceased and to all persons interested by
publishing copy of this order for three successive
weeks prior TO said day Of hearing in the Grant Coun.
~ Herald, weekly newspaper printed aud published
at Lancaster in said comfy
BY the court wM Mcd0NIGAL, County Judge
Dated at Lancaster Jan 9th, 1873 35w3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11
Estate of Tenant.

GrATE OF WlscoSsIE, 80 Probate Ofhce
Grant County. Lancaster Jan. 25 1873
In the matter Of TIE Proof and Probate of the last
viii and testament of VIM. Teunant, aeceased late
of the county OF Grant.
Whereas An instrument IL writing purporiing TO be
the last will and testament ofN liam Tenant d.
ceased late OF the county Of Grant has been ed n
this ONCE aud whereas application has been made by
Nancy + Trnuan praying hat the same b. proven and
admitted to probate according to the laws Othis State
Therefore, II is ordered that said application b.
heard before a. the Probate Office In the village of
Lancaster In said County, "Wednesday the 18th day
OF February. A. d 1873. at one O'Clock 2 VI.
Aud it Is further ord red, ice shall he given
to persons crested in said win he ti,ne aud
place of said hearing by publication in the cra~.C
Herald, newspaper printed in sHid county for three
successive weeks each week prior the time Of
such hearing.
BY the Court 35w3 WIN. McG0NlGAL,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11
Observation-Disclosures.

< FATE OF WiscONIS,
- Grant County re. II Justice Court.
Tow Of lancaster.
10 Frank Robinson:
Y0l are hereby notified that q warrant & attach
meut has been issued against ron m your property
attached t. satisfy The demaod Of Ohio shrader amount
ing ~ $50. NOW unless y0u shall appear before Burr
Justice If the Peace ia ana Tor said county al his Office
"a Lancaster the 2ith day of Feb 1873 at O'Clock
10 the Afternoon Judgment will De rendered against
you and your property sold 10 pay he debt
Dated this 9Th day Of February, 1873
Bowl OHIO sMRAADER, Plaintiff.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11
A ENTS WANTED for tn
FUNNY SIDE OF PHYSIC,
An Offer
Perhapa Worm ATTENTION

NEuTt II y VI = Y ] I TN 10 =
tfsr fer sale. on satisfactory terms INV FARM
containing SIC acres 200 acres anaer fence. $50 acres
timber, two dwelling honses. said Farm is situated
the unty road leading osn Lancaster ria Rec
town TO Ca, vilebeiny miles southwest of Lsnc4s-
e. aud miles northeast Of Beetowu I also offer a I
my Va uahe village property IA Beetown: also , pail
OF mares. pair sc digs, COWS. three-year old
steers. two Near old steers earnings. 80 shQGts
take this occasion 90 say - my old friends snd
customers alb lut Beetowu thar in the course Of human
events and the eternity OF God 10 necessary
that those who should settle their accounts
can't Pay all pay what can. ard settle the
ba,snce by note. have a few Msdeal Alnanacs Tor
s73 eheeFiully give to those who wish them shall
chesrfuly receive all abe money sou have 10 prt
with on old accounts
You will q al me a few weeks longer fnothinr pfe.
venung) al the stand " her, formerly kent the
y. o ready attend 90 any Of the business all re in
DRAFTED. aowS q. LAMSON.
Beetown. Wis. February I. 1873.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11
Choice Gatherings.

The love Of Christ brings "a to tbs
Bible The Bible brngs Us t,
Christ.
Faith Is the master key to he
treasury Of esus it opens All th,
doors, and brings out every store
What we act has its consequences
on earth what we think has its con.
sequences in heaven.
Every path that leads to heaven is
trodden by willing ieet. No one is
ever driven to paradjse.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11
IN th Iine of
THR ESHl NC M ACHIN ES.
GEsER and othl
PR AIRIB CITY SEEDER


To the pubic and gives he following reasons Why Z
II will not grind the Z ain
2 BENZ a forcg feed il sows perfectly oven.
II will SOW and cultivate At this same time.
II will SOW without cu'tivsfiug.
u will cultivate W. hOut -owiHg
II can be changed % do 81 her 90 beth iu AN Ia
slant.
When the cultivate ere raised 70 theic full
height the Feed Is thrown ont, by the same mo
lion Il raising lever.
The cnltivators can he raised a. icentlg high e.
clear them without stopping the feed.
0 The agi,tnr in the grain blk prevents cloEglug,
IN the drtiest grain
10 The mach ne can be blcked or turned without
raising ths Gu tivator.
IL The Gauge Tor Indicating the quantity sow. per
acrr Is simpip aud can be regulated instantly.
II There are no cog vh~e- nsed - change the feed
~ there are none 20 carry aroHud or lose
II The cultivators raised by pulling down in
stead OF lifting on the lever
Is Th-y raise trom 70 - inches ghec than OH
machines
Is ANY single tooth can be raised to it's iCl height
independent n the rest
And re rs to the three four huDdred farmers in the
Also the .Northewestern Feed steamer zap q
Mris &c &C Tie also sells ia more limited ter rit
q ssworth and Parific Suiky Hay su Grain Rakss
Dickey's Paunng Mis- Stt'g Cutters. Cora n lers
and Cnitv ors stubhe and Corn Flows Of varioss XII
chad OF 30 the gard q
Farmers. insult your own interests by exanlnin
DO not mind what other sgents ~ tell You, but zee
Lancaster. Nis. JaRnary l. 1918
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11

szA- There will be four eclipses this
wear; 4 total eclipse Of the moon
May u b. visible 10 this vicinity
ae d partial eclipse partial eclipse
Of The sun March 20.b invisible
here; total eclipse of the moon
Nov 4th. invisible In this section !;
q partial eclipse of the sun Nov.
10Th, invisible here.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11

tl| Dett
Is The hoes ara al OIL T mpered and will wear
longer and sconr better than any other
II = very hoe can be set exactly the same pitch
without guess tr ubie.
Is when Il hoe is displaced by striking ob,truc
tion It can he replac in Is former exact posi-
tion in Al instant 1.-The set or pitch not being
changed a. in othe machines
10 Tie cuitivlt0r is ths best out 20 work on corn
stalk ground
% Tire iron bearings for attaching the drag bars
dispense with All washers between them and
effecf1llly prevent AL site plly ~ the hoes
81 TIL" center hoes Of our smal sized seefer can
be adj listed for cuitisa ng corn, and many use IL
th great satisfaction.
. Tie Seeder n do 70 work in windy weather.
% II will i kinds Of grass seed and grain evenly
p Il wi sow accurately when going fast or slow
over the ground as IL il force feed and saws
according 10 the distance Travelled
- separate grass seeder att hment can he at
tened at any time and gras seed can be sown
alone with the grain
&c II l. made On honor and tbs purchaser gets tho
worth If bis money.
D we territ0rv, WIS have uved them.
T1rse Hay Fars = ''ruttuan~ Horse Powers Feed
the Marsh Htruester American II y Fodder. Hoi
omas Patenr Smoothing Harrow R0wel's end A. 2.
Pltaters Cider Wills. Lawn Mowers Garden Drills
q, aud everything needed upon tae farm. in the or
the above machinery before purchasing elsewhere.
judge flr yoars-ives. CHAS. D. SHRaDER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11


FIRST BLOOD SHED Tho First
Blood of the Revolution" has been
commonly supposed to have been
shed ~ Lexington April 70, 1875 !;
Jot Westminster w.. 6les a PRIOR
claim ia favor ofons William French
wha ~ is assorted. was KIN on the
night Of March Ii. 1775 OF Tho
kug's c'ur, holsc, In what rs now
Westminster, AT that time Vcr
mont was par Of New York. and
tle kings court Ulcers. toystbcT
with body Of troops wore sent On
30 Westminster to bold tho usu /
ession Of tho court The people,
however, were eXssperated. and as,
sem0led IN the court house 10 resist
a llttle before miinigh the tr13ps
oi George the Third advanced and
tired Indls Intimately upon The
crowd, instantly killing William
French, whose head was pierced ~,
q muaket ball. He was buried n
the chlrch.yari and i stone erected
% his N mory with this quaint in.
scripiiun;
In Memory OF William French
Who Was SHOT at Westminster
March ye Il h 1913 by the hand 81
the Cruel NJ nisteral tools of George
ye . "d ne the Court. house ct a II
O'Clock at Night il 22d year Of his
age.
"Hera william Fteuch hls Body Hes
lor Murder his Blood Tor Vengenee Cries
King George the third his Tory crew,
Tina with q baWl his head snot threw
For Liberty aud his Countlys Goods,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11
ONLY COMBINED MACHINE MADE,
4 1
TWO WHEEL (Gs si 5s, r T10 JOlNTED-3AR MOWER!

grass, aui ne
pas vel rough m Lhu nit. All Lui "a
sister
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11

'ilera william Egeuch hls Body li-s,
lor Murder his Blood Tor Neugenee Crics.
King George the third his Tory crew.
tina with baWl his head Snot threw
For Liberty aud his Counttys Goods,
H. Lost bis LIE us Dearest blood"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11

The Little Champion Reaper bonght Of Won last sur
among seed the very best ever atr1iu e nto IN
the same Cemptny-ta ris Manufacturing Company Of
several years and am well pleased with them tEnk
evenness Of sowing quality Of work and durability \
me til. better. Ii cuts feet wide very iigar TO-
er l ever saw OF any width ofcut, is unsurpass as
not be cogg in grain whether vet or dry, aud r az
asked freqnentlV cut ro Is 10 70 acres OF gcIa per
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-11

Eleven years. Credit. Seven per Cent. Inter.
EST. % ID per cent. reduction TO
settlers who improve,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-13

WASHINGTON officials, with leaning
towards the Indian peace policy, predict
that neither Capt. Jack nor any of his
followers will oe hung by the military
commission, for the reason that the sen.
tence must be approved by the president
Tue first question 10 be brought before
the president by the adAarer's Of the
peace policy will be ono denying Tho
legality of the military commission which
!. to try tho culprits, on the ground that
Gen. Candy was not killed ss commander
OF the army in the department { Colum.
ola, but WI, killed whio oo,ing rs penoa
commissioner, having been placed at the
head Of the commission by special agree
nent between the president and secretary
OF the interior, with full power in the
premises. He could have removed com.
missioner If he thought it necessary, aud
was specially selected for this special
duty. As TO the Killing of Mai. Thomas
and Lieut.. Sherwood, the commission can
not take cognizsnce of that, as they were
engaged in an open fight with tho In
dians.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-13
IN THE MAYORS EAR.-A Wits
PERED WORD ORTWO.


There was one peculiar feature in Mayor
Woods message, vetoing tho ordinance
giving the c. and V. Il. r. company the
right OF way up Twentieth stree. tn II iii.
days and Galighers mills. We have no,
called attention to it sooner, because the
mayor took to bed Immediately after read :
ing the message to the council, and has
not been very we'll since that time. We
understand the mayor to hold that the G..
and V. X. Il. company has not complied
with the conditions upon which It WAS al
lowed TO put down its track on CONNER.
clal avenue, and that therefore the COM
pany should he allowed to use no other
street of the city. Tho mayor knows we
are tho main stay Of his administration
Out will he allow us TO intimate that in.
giving the reason referred to for his veto
he has condemned himself--has convicted
himself of neglect of duty? Who is John
Wood, the mayor, and to what uses did
the people intend to pu, him when
they elected him TO office? They did no,
select him for his beauty alone. He WA,
elected to SOC tina, tho ordinances of the
city are executed. Why don't he attend
to his business then Why don't ho SEQ
that the ordinances are executed, or raise
the devil Why don't he mako the G. and
v K h. company perform its part of the
contract by which it procured the right to
use Commercial avenue If he would do
that instead Of complaining about the
eompanys neglect, NO would applaud him
II We died in the attempt. Mayor Woods
weak place is his inability to promptly dc.
termine what should be done and then do
L. On hust.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-13
FRANCE.

Edmund Yates is the interesting though
somewhat sensational Paris correspondent
of the New York Herald 10 regards
France on the eve OF another revolution
since the resignation Of NJ. Theirs, and
says that prudent and rich Parisians seeing
the coming storm, are sending their money
and valusbles out of the city t.,
Belgium and England, and that,
in many families preparations
Tor the speedy removal of women
and children to the same places of safety,
are complete. The bourse is described as
in state of agitation, the merchants I'M
easy and hcsitating TO embark in now VEN
lures, and Theirs had boon waited on by
a depntation of bankers. who informed
him that there were the slightest inter-
ruption to order and tranquility it would
be impossible TO procure the last million of
indemnity money the payment of which
would free tho soil of France from the
presence Of King Williams soldiers. All
these are mere signs and may blow over
as tho threatening cloud in the sky often
does, but they serve to show that tho re-
public Is not too firmly based in France
and tina, its overthrow Al any hour would
not be an unexpected event.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-13
THE CURIOUS AN CECEDENTS OF
A NEW UNITED STATES
SENATOR.

Vice President Wilson is not the only
IN IN in public life who can boast OF hav-
ing two names. The newly elected
Uuited States senator from Oregon, who
will register his name MS John II.
Mitchell, was until recently known AS
John NJ. Nipple. He has very probably
by Il simple ,ransposition, changed his
name from John Mitchell
Hipplo to John Nipple Mitch
ell, change so slight that i. has not made
my difference in the man who bears it any
more than his election to United States
enatorship has transmogrifed him from
II scamp, whose villanies would make good
IN atcr,al for dime novel, into AN honest
nan and statesman His history, 30 far
"a 1t is given TO the public, dates as far
back rs 1857, and begins in Butler county.
Pcnnsylvania. where rs n school teacher
twenty-six years Of age, he ma.ries a girl
1t fifteen whom no had drst betrayed II
lived with her tor tire, years, when h,
deserted her for another woman, leaving
her with two young children to support
lie and the woman with whom he eloped
we're ordered away from Harris hotel in
Pittsburg, in 1860; after this Nipple di.
'ppeared from view, and is heard of no
more until 1873, when he comes to light
rs John II Mitchell, United States scna
tor from Oregon. HIS wife, from whom
he has not been divorced, is working asa
hon'e-servant in Franklin, Pennsylvania
senator Mitchell will take his seat next
winter.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-13

THE papers Of the memory known az
the Democratic party continue to intimate
that Gen. Grant gets drunk, OF course
he does, and so do many other great men
Grant has right to get drunk. Because
he lie president should lie DO robbed OF the
privilege of slipping from the goblet All
able Republicans get drunk. L, is one Of
the planks of their platform to get as
drunk IS you please, when you please and
on what liquor you may choose to get
drunk Like wise man, Grant drinks
straight whiskey.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-13
TIL L. LIQUOR LAW

Judge Tree Cook county circui, judge
gave an opinion on the 10Th inst, con-
struing for the Grt time, the statute OF
this state relating 10 the sale Of intox lea
ting liquors and entitled IAN act to pro.
vide against the sale of intoxicating
liquors IN the state Of Illinois
The action was brought under the fifth
section Of tho statute, which provides that
every husband wife, child, parent, guar.
dian, employer or other person, who shall |
be injured in person or property, or means
If support, by any intosia'e ed persons, or
conseqgynvof the intoTication, habit
'sl ofss ;s Of any psr'o", shall have
\ rIsdf y p, or her own name,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-13

THE New York Herald advises q west.
ern congressman to cease explaining his
action in regard tothe back pay steal with
the remark that "people are forgetting
'alrnos, ell about it, SO quick does one Oh
'cisl steal follow mother. The 'Herslds $
advice 10 good, but its assertion is no, true.
People are not forgetting about the back
pay. II 10 just one Of the things which
they wont forget. They couldn't forge,
Il il they would, and they wouldn't if they
could. Though lost to sight 10 memory
dear, Is the Eve thousand dollars to the
taxpayers and they'll neither forgive nor
forget the senators and representatives
who took IL. Never.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-13

TIE Chicago Times says the reccn,
elections in this state have given immense
impetus to that which has long been re-
gsrded rs the inevitable consequences Of
the farmers movement, namely, the out
growth of an Independent, political party,
standing squsrely and radically upon the
principle OF freedom. But if the old.,ime
politicians sc, hold of the movement wha,
will become Of it2 Their favor will kill
any healthy party.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-13
REAL ESTATE A0ENCn.
John q. Hartman. Chas. Thrupp
JOHN .. HARTMAN & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
COLLECTORS
CONVEYANCkRS
North Cor ot az A NJ and Ohto Ieves
North Cor. Of ota ~. aud ohio Leves
AFRO, ILIIsois.

CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
Ohcr for sale at low figures ami easy term.
the following real estate:
No Am elegant cottage, corner Twelfth
AMI Locust streets, i - and -, b !, THREAD
Lots above grade, . lots IN b 1, in what l.
known a. III, Ridge Bock;" those lots run
through the block from Fifteenth to Six.
teenth streets, and the best residence prop.
erty in the cily-adioining property highly
improved.
40 Lot, 3 and 4, b 81, city. Washington
avenue, between Thirteenth snd Fourteenth
streets, west side. Good two-story building
on each lot.
No3--Al.o, vacant lot, and q. adjoining
the above. Lot II. u 20, city,
on Sixth street. south side
between Commercial and Washington ave.
nues. will be sold in tracts to suit purchaser.
very low and on easy terms.
No i-Lots and :, h ~. corner OF Four.
teen'h and Poplar streets, front on Poplar
street, west side, opposite post-ofce block.
No 5-splendid business building. resi-.
dcucc in second story, u rooms, hall and
front and rear stairway. water on both iloors,
in number one condition; situated on north.
west corner OF Commercial avenue and
Twelfth street. \ great bargain il sold
soon.
y, 6-Lo's : and :, b TO- I,t al, Email
house and stable on lots, high ground. cor.
ner Poplar aud Twenty eighth streets.
Price $3.50, one-hali cash.
No Lot and new cottage in No order,
hall. three rooms and kitchen, ON Twenty.
hrst street. Two splendid lots in court.
house block on Poplar street corner
No s-Two very desirable bushes house,
and two lots. on sixth street between Com.
mercial and Washington avenues, will be
sold nj terms 10 pay purchaser rental Of 9.
per cent On investment.
No J--SiX lots in b -; LIST adj. High
ground. SEQ leach on easy payments.
No l0--A wel.improycd farm on the Mis-.
sis.ippi in Missouri, miles below Cairo.
2,j acres, a large ,,ortion under cultivation.
hrst-class dwelin. house. barns and on,
buildings. viii he sold very low or ex.
changed tor improved Cairo property. A
great ,argain can be had by APPLYING soon.
hi, property is worthy the examination of
any person who desires TO engage i'm farm.
Ing, AS IL certainly j. one of IN. mo-, fertile
and productive tract, of land In the coiln.
try
No IA splendid two-story residence on
north east coSner OF Walnut and Ninth
streets, with two loi--vorv ds-irnl,lo prop.
cay. %
no i2-.Lots " ana IL, b 's--south side OF
ln,wehty-nrst street, opposite "Convenl
BLOCK very desirable Tor residence pur.
pores cheap
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-13

ASpnow il is said Mexico won, ga,
into huff about the Mckenzie raid. Il
this rumor be ONES fact, We shall b.,
greatly disappointed If Mexico won
fight what excuse can We have for annex
ing portion Of her territory to our own
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-13

GIN. SHERMAN is, it is said, very
angry. His anger WAS occasioned by the
impudent Oregon volunteers who assassin
s,~d the Modocs. The general is a hui
name man. He believes that Modoc.
should be strsngled and not shot TO death
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-13

STOKES has given one hundred volumes
to the library which is being gathered by
Miss Linda Gilbert for the Ludlow street
Jail in New York. Stokes has been in
long enough TO appreciate thst sort Of
thing
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-13

The editors at Quincy are havipga gln-
rious timc. We can imagine how drunk
nearly all of them have been, and how
very drunk they will remain until they re-
turn Hume. We are happy in the knowl-
edge our hssd is not there If it wasI
would DO the m'st painful pate in the
company