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Middletown transcript., 1873-02-15
NOTICE 'II.

J'llE Undersigned fs7c this day entered into
J. co-parlnetship under the name 81 Scuw-
driek 4 Easou, tor the purpose Of chrti.n on
the business of General Merchandise ia middle
,owa. aud having taken The stand recently oc-
cupicd bs the late firm Of Scowdrick 4 Cochran
respectfully solici;n liberal share oI tho public
patronage
]. II. SCoWnElCk
q. WOODRUFF ELIASOS.
Jan. lst, 1918,
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AVOID QvAcks ANp lMPosfGae.
No Charge 70; Advice and CcssIltaticn-

D- j. n Dtoi'. Crahnnic Of J.fs,,on l'dteej
Cp,!,os, Philadelphia author of several valuable
works can hr ronsaltrt! on nll diseases ot teo
sexual ut Urinary Org.Hn., (which he has made
nn especial study. either In male OF female, m
rsa,,er from what cause originating. or OF bow
lnrg standing. A practice of 10 years cnahles
him 10 treat diseases with encccsr. Cures G4ass
antcca Charges reasonable. Those ~ de
tnncr can forward letter dcrcrihtng symrsouot
and enclosing stamp To prvi,ny postage.
Send for the Guide ~ Iieaiih I'ricc % eeuoA
J. D. plOTT. N. D., physician and SusyoqA
lei puane ~, New fost-
tek plp
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FOR SAFE OR RENT.

TEllE beautiful, convenient and well arranged
L dwelling on Broad st, opposite the Acadc-
MY, Middle'own, now occupied BY Mr.. Pyle.
Apply TO G.E IlUkIIL.
Feb S-aws
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For Sale I!

ONE GOOD 1ELE five years old, tine 10
" work at every thing on the farm. Sold only
on account OF beirg an odd mule.
ApIly 10 n. " WILLIS,
Jau Him. MiddIctown Del
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Co t, D. l.. prSNlSG to find Kri, Ktiosje

/ large assortment of Tfnsses braces and
Supporter, for sale and properly fitted ~ ! ply
ssciRu, at CnAanEgLAiSr 3 liRrs STpgE
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FOR RENT.
SLEIGH FOR SALE

4 vIRY ELEGANT SLEIGH, bull, In a
n superior and snbs'an ,al manner. and verv
Handsomely painted, making IL a most heauii-
ful article, for sale a, the shops OF
J. ~ cox 4 BRO.
Dec 2e-tf
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NOT
FRUIT GROWERS MEETING.

FIsnE Pcniusular Fruit Growers Association
J. will hold its first regular meeting this year
a the Court House a, Dover, on Tuesday, the
18Th instant, nj % clock, r.. N. As business Of
importance will GENE before this meeting, NIL the
members of the association ~ well as all persons
interested ia fruit growing. should attend.
J. ALEXANDER FULTON,
Feb saw Secradry
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DISSOLUTION.

v1NHE co-par,ncrship heretofore existing be,
l. tween the undersigned under the name o.
iIASsos Bios. is this day dissolved by mu,ua
consent. The business will be settled by either
partner a, the old stand. EUGENE VI. HANSON,
Jan. II, 1873. BENZ. i. HANSON
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Railroad Iime- Gable.
GQR
Delaware Rail Road Line.
Susn mer ARA mgc M cni.
ssurn

ON and an-r Monday, May :oth. ts,s. tsSndays 20
" errtrd. J Trains wiii leave a. fvllsws:
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l. y ' - l. n " ~ ~
IT, oily kfIaNu i,rinrdy for Hrighis Dis.
ss.r I'd. = rHrgd etery cn,r ~ Diabetes IN
p4j., /; "a. hern gprn, Irritation " ihe Neck
- BLADDER ana Inflammation ~ thc Kidneys,
titsfAtt.. = tu- hllHryb aud bladder, kritn.
iloa - rne biscase. - ihr Prostate a.ard,
s.tnc In the B.addrr of,Nel, Btick pRsi Deposit
and Mi,pg. ur Nllks h.rhArgre, aad for Eni
fsr'leti aut pc!ta,- Cons 'll.,prs - both s.ses.
E.isi,eet. Nil. thu following ,sinyi"ms Loss
0. ru#er-. -. ., Mcmotg. Difficulty - Breath.
in. Nrak nerves Nasr'nlne-.. Pain in the
Hst l!ss1ihg q the HutY. Eruption s'n the ftes.
raliI euauiruAurc lsa..,indc ~ tho sy.ttl etc.
t.eh by tirf.8Ns !H tue Dc inc fr y Anee OF
NJ. af;rr confinement ~ i.1-f pans, eed'wet,
TN. IN ,sluhirrH. etc
IL iasuY srtgtinhs peculiar 10 ladies' the Ia
=, nI'h. b. uucquaird rns r;htr tem.ds-
- .u G4'urns. or Retention, ifregu.tiis. Faln:
iie.rtf suppression - ,.asiotnsfy lNacuaIohs.
lr.s.fvt = Scaiftns .tstr - the l'.tus, Leu.
-.',r. - Nst. st.riH'N and Tor all com.
-ts .Gdi'rnt 10 inr -, D. 10 prescribed
..,-#.ts.Ig lh thr mu.t cnln,h, Phyaeisns sad
~. ,-tr rt.ic.eie', and d'lea,c eonstitu.
.s4t' -etr- ATT .ll ase.,
:!..rS's r.I'rRAcy RUCHC,
at.I Ei.e1, , .,rr ffefH Imrrpjsness.
n ~ 81 2 lsptaIiJ5n i,f III al .hris s;asss, 81
RI. refnen-c iillv - up rhaufc IN diet. to In
5#sf. .s5.4 t:..e aia l. exposure !. .tnsss ire
e4r,t ,cs.Fe and give -ifrntth to. .r'nafr,
i-fefy removing oh.irueti.fs Preventing and
Gn~.nr structures ~ TIE lr,iitn. Alsying rain
.nn inrSnistion .p iishncRi ia ihi- c,sss u die
eA-c. aud le'lLs all pnlsoheus matter
KEAsNEY,s EXTRACT nuCH1U,
SiD, ,cr Lo,;lc az .ix bottles for $500. delivered
20 any nddfrs-' secure from "h.srvn'ion so'a ~
Grg,6s;seAefys Prepared hy
kEikSEi & CO. 10, Duane st, =. y.
20 whom all letters for information should be
addressed.
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-15

s. ~ Reynolds sells the hr.i heavy Boots
sald in Delaware, At 1900 pcr pair cash.
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n d T. & 4

The undersigned has purchased the interest Of
bis brother, and will continue the business Of
..ererL merchandising at the old stand. lie
Thanks the friends and customers of the old firm
for their liberal patronage, and respectfully So
ici,s couiiunaLcs Of The same also, a liheral
shnr. Of the public patronage. T. ". HANSON
Jan li-lm
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New No !. Z and Extra Shore Macacre
by Dbl and half bhl. nj
s. n. REYNOLDS.
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-15
WANTED.
For Rent.

1.-TWO DWELLINGS, and STORE on Main 81.
Miadis,own, Del. For information inquire
OHM. @. J. Smitb.
De. 3o--H
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
Roll on great PHI Of Aver. roll on
Through miles embowclcd roll !
Roll on
Through those whose lvcrs c,afc the soul
Through those whose feeble siomachs fail
Through mcseninres waScn pale
Through all who live In aches md all
Ever roll ou !
Roll o er the pts;e,ss of the nation
For the sick and III Of every station
Roll down .he Aades-- 10 vering mountains
Roll over Aries golden fountains
Through India and the Cheroscnesc
Through distant isles of Japanese
Wherever dwells a sinking heart
Roll OF, b, do your mighty part,
Ayers Pills, roll on.
.-Puira, for Oct.
A choice To-, Of Glover Seed for sal, by James
T. Ellison, ut. Pleasant, Del.
One hundred pair, of Jourin Kid Gloves, in
all eolors including very light shaaes, for We'd
dings and Parties, at $ 90 per p,r.
=. N. REYNOLDS
Lsdies Misses. Childrens, Gents and youths
Nsrino Vests and Drawers, at
S. N. REYNOLDS
Tho Almanac Publishers complain that their
business is destroyed hy Aver. American Al
mansc. The people prefer 1t TO ANY other, the
Farmers Western, Southern or the numerous
local aimanacs when they can ret Ayrrp 1t
supplies the best astronomical data, weather rnd
Jokes Of them all. and above all n.dical advicc
which is invaluable for c*crv family II - sup.
piled gratis by the druggists. and should he
preserved for constant reference and use. We
are sure that ne gaod h"us-kr-ror or grand
motier eoes willingly without one -Anli-S,a-
very Standard, y y.
sloconbs Ninee Meat. Tho b.s, in the market,
!: cents per ID, at
s N. REYNOLDS
Bsnn,iful Line Of lsde, Silk Ties richucs
and Bsrrman's Zrphyrs and Wools, in all the
new shades and colors, at
S.M. REYNOLDS
New No I Ni.tcrel, very -hoicc Ness Shai,
Cod Fish, &c. nt TAA l.oK SONS.
Ifyou want Apple Iiu,.r Peach Butter ouince
Butter, .or Cranberry butter, you cnn ALWAYS get
thrta AZ TAYLOR 4 SONS
s. ~ Reynolds sells the hr,i heavy Boot.
sold in Delaware, at -. 90 rcr pair, cash.
Go TO D. l.. prSNiNG TO fnl Kris Ktiugle
1 large assortment 0f Tfissos, Braces nni
Supporters for sale and properly fitted ~ ply
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The Esiellc Kid Glove. ihe lest glove IN Amer
lea Tor 81 IS, warranted mott rip or ienr IN first
rliUas 81, ~ ; NJ. KEY SbLl'S
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-15

Ladies Misscs, Childrens, Gents and youth
Nsrino Vests and Drawers, at
$. N. REYNOLDS
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-15

The celebrated fout. CHAIN fAS, the hest
in the world for cleaning All Kind. uf gran.
For sale by l.. T. EVANS.
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-15

A choice 10, Of Clover Seed for sale hy jaime.
T. Ellison, ut. Pleasant, Del
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T. A. McCLELLAND'S
4 ucti on IL % q IN =

Buy your Furniture Mattresses. a.. nf 7 \.
McClrand, lal2 Chestnut Street Handsome
,.ew Furniture for fa.'Jr. Bed Rooms and bi-
mag Rooms NJ Auction Sales. every MONDAY
and Thursday, and sold al Private sales at Aue.
zion Prices All goods Warranted. Furniture
snrcfully Packed and Shipped
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-15

Ifyou wan, Apple Butter Peach Butter, ouincr
Bgii.r, Or Cranberry butter you can always get
thria AZ TtH Its SON
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-15

One hundred pairs of Jourin Md Gloves il
all colors including very ligh, staaes, for We'd
dings and Parties, a, 81 90 per pair.
\. N. REYNOLDS
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-15
PU BLIC SALE
8 Horses and Colts,

among which arc two good drivers pair o
good Mules, well lrohcGi Colt, coming tive
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-15

tn. only place in town 10 get tho Regular
Y5ag Mouth Buck Gloves, !. at
y M REYNOLDS
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-15

New No Mlfcrel. very -hoicc Mess Shai
Cod Fish, sc. a TAhL 4 SONS.
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-15

White Sugar for IL! eis. Al
2. n. REYNOLDS
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-15

i.sics Md Driring Gloves. At
S " REYNOLDS
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-15

Odessa and Bon-ton Bustles. at
S.M. REYNOLDS.
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-15

Bsnntifu Line Of Ladies Silk Ties. fichucs
and Bsrrman's Zrph,rs and Wools, in all the
new shades and colors, at
S. N. REYNOLDS
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-26
9yertspIefe.

Sin fotbplii9en &ir9en bort man in
Der Saiten5eit oft bag Stabat Mater (C8ei
Dem Rreu5 nit naiien Wonge,l) Yerso=
leIes lingen: Die Sugenb9eldidte bes
Gomponiiten bieies ebenio n.elobiDien
aIs 1iibrenbeu MeiIter,perfes mD9ten mir
nnlern 2eiern er5ablen. Sn elmer fleinen
gtabt Staliens sebpren, ,pllroe er friib=
seiti9 BON ieincn Gltern na9 Neopel
eebra6t, ,uel6e bprt balb I'M Gleno itar=
ben; Ct ,purbe in bas Con ierpatori,lm
ber 9rmen Sc lu=gbriiti anfsenommen.
9ies mar .ei1, tupbltdti9es Snititut fir
Sinbel= uno Experimentation. Dian
lebrte lie leien, i9retben, ettpos redtten,
9otei,,, ppr;iisli6 ober Muiit, nit oeren
SiHe-lie balb i'm gtanbe ,paren,~ ibren
2ebensunterbalt su perbienen. Per9oleIe
mar stp6If Sabre, ols er in bieies Gol=
lesium a1fsenommen tuuroe. 8ei ieinem
Gintritt III bos Su5titut lernte er Suerit
bic 8ioline unter einem 9uten Meilter,
Namcns Matteis. Dos Sinh. n,a1te
rai6e 6prt16ritte. Gines 5ases als Ct
III benz 9prmitorium allein 9eblieber,
pdDreno leine 3ameraben fi9 iii @arten
Derumbalgten, begann ct 10 19tuieri9e
unb III slei9er 3eit 10 riibrenoeYoHasen
.Sl ipielen, bab Der tolfe Srllpp mitten in
1einen epielen anfDDrte uno ii9 Inn bag.
Genit 9rlppirte,, bon mo- bic sarteu 9lc=
eprbe tamen; bann 1tiegen alle 3Dglin9e,
Die tleiniten tpie bic arObten, toie- bon
elmer ,ln>piberi iteDli6en Madt an9e5ogen,.
Die Sreppe binon, lieben Die Sbiier beg
6lafsiuales alf unb biioeten'eiuettauf=
meri ianen nitb etit5iifte1 Rrsis umeben
,junsens Muliter. Qan bente ,1i9 ben
'urmen, tlei,ensSunsen nit ieinen, blaiieul
unS trourisen @eiidte, leinen srobsn,.
blalicn 9lugen, poll1 Oiilbe iii 9lusor,id,
lieifien' fab8eftbabte,, : sMeiber,tSSsan bas
.gftE1@ 8gHs.ess
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-26

I.gatans eefaagal sinfbb, lalls 81 aialii
gnbe that, berleren.ss Or liinoist NIT
berl 8elpabslein Der @dl,aS mp y b 'nl'b y
mad pergebIiher 3ured)fipeiillfg alls
Der firdli6en Gemeiiloe aasgeifoBean
tperben. Baullls belegte ben 9sDlnelidns
|nnb Nleyanber nit f0rmlidDer Gyconlm,l=
Fnifation; er iibergdb Us oel, satd1l.o 2. 3
ct sptsos ibuel, olle Gsd)te ,l,lo sDng
mittel Der fir6liben get1elnl9aft, lpotnlf
lie tuieoer ben anberbalb per Stride NAL
tenpen oamonlldoei. esnnlflen Derfallen
pqrel, voam1t lle, gesud1tlgts ,s g. 1blleBen 6n
ldlter,!." 1nD 1olde AlsltoBnns aug
per &tr9e fpllfaeI flla atefs s9el9e1en; penn
per SSrrtbnm n rel.g1p1en Sln9en D1f PCT
''a9 oes p e1tels ns m orllsf 3 y xs ellss oer=
tpalngeHoes &raff'p'rtnn9, sieaO e,nem
tna9tl9en G11te pcer o. os' sll!em ebefenl9ehz
pen Srante; ntlo o1e Sbr.9en 9pr o'elem
atnge1l 81 beipaDren, geDprt 5i1 osn erlenf
Pft9ten, 5n oen orlngenolten Aut9aoeh
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-26
DaS @ebG6tatt6.
(liis Die 9bio.) ].

giai9e Meni6en baben BON Natur eli,
auBerorbentlitDes 1@ebd9tnib erbalten,
anbere iinb nit bieler geelenfraft ipeniger
beeabt ,porben, Snr9 11ebung fann
[jeber Meni9 fein @ebd6tnib ltdrten.
Wir fiibren einige Bei|piele eines mert=
tpiirSisen @eod9tniiies an. @Drus
fannie bic Name, oller 1einer: 5oloaten;
|@cipio biejenisen oller 86miI9en Biir=
ger; Mitbribotes, Elm &6nig iiber 5tuei
unb s,pan5i9 06lfen bielt in .eben 10
pielen Sprotben @eriebt unb rebete jcbe
bieier stuei uno 5spa15ie Natiot,en obnc
9olmet]9er in ibrer Gpra9e at.
Gpneos, pom s6rise Pprrbus an Die
&6mer se1anbt, mo@te 1i6 Il, Ginem
Sage bic Namen oller Mit9lieber oes
F5enots unb aller SR0mer 5u eigen, Die
li1 I'M ben leBterel1 Der}alnmelt Batten.
Geneca lieB lt9 als Siinsline 200 Der1e
ober aud 1000 MDrter porfa9en ulo
,pieoerbolte ite oann non, eriten bis gum
lebten. 9prtenlius, ipie genefa er5db1t,
,ul,bte ale @ege,,i itdnbe elmer 6fentli6en
Beriteiserun9 nit bet senanen Mngabe
bes Preiles. Ser Gn9ldnber Naortpn
permo9te cine gan5e 9aebe, Die ct nur
einnal eeD6rt batte, tuortgetreu porala=
tragen. Glaubi,ls Menetrier tonnte 800
5innlos 5u1an,mensejteQte 80rter in ieoer
beliebi9en Mufeinonberfol9e zber}a9en,
|tpenn man lte linn nur ein,nal pprgelagt
bate. Ser Slorentiner Maiabec6i bos
@ebd6tniBwunber jeiner 3eit, lpubte
ni9t MIR, luenn er Elm Bud einn1ol se=
le5en Datte, ben Snbalt iport9etrell ans=
,uenbis, ionbern tpnbte au6 je0en Sak
NIT Der Seite oes Bu9es unb Der 3eile
Su beitimmen. 3a9drias Dable aus
19amburg, Der 1916 lit 0eut10lanb Be-
fannt lprrbe, ituBfe ni9t MIR auf Ginen
9 lid, Sen er auf eine Sofel toorf ale
3iffern, unb tpenn beren iiber 500 ,paren,
in jeoer beliebisen Oronuns ou rennen,
Ionbern tl,1lltipli5irte 5lpei 3aDlen, iebe
|Su feds stelen, Set Qlrt, boB CT bos
1gauptprobutt bon Der b66lten @tel!e
an9efan9en nit elmer S6neGisfeit bin
1l9rieb, bob ibm bas 9lu9c beg 3ul9auers
faum folgen fo,lnte. Ser cardinal
Me55ofanti ober ipro6 fiinf5is lebenbe
Spraden. 2orb 8Dron 16rieb iiber
Messofanti: uGr It Elm ipoDres Munber
BON Spra0funbe, ber als ou9en,ciner
lSolneti6 III, ben 3eitcn Bet Sbnrmbaues
BON Babel Ddtte lcben lollen," g..
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-26

9as gtabat, bas ct flr5e 3eit bara,lf
eomponirte, lit iein $oa,iptlperf. per
9oleie itorb i'm etf,snnb5man5i9ften Sabre.
sein 2ebe1, tpor f,,r5, aber ,fronn1 llno
rein, tuie tpeni9e; l,nb Der Rnbm 5ierte
Die G0ldfe beg Griibee1diehenen, oe6en
Werfe md beute iebes enpfdngfi6e &C.
miitb nit fron1aeil @efiiblen erfaaen.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14
ss sSE Vol. "a, NO. 80.

which tor macy years was placed on.
the trunk of the original oak tree
kscrossing the DINING room and
going up stairs, you are led into q
chamber in which is the notable
chimney closet 10 which the King
was at times seereted. II is an or.
binary looking chimney front. but
on the LETT side of the FIRE place is
secret closet door. in the floor of the
closet trap door, aud under this
secret passage into the garden. An
other hiding place is in the garrett
the garrett closet. You pass up the
garrett stairs and your irst step upon
the garnet no0r is upon the trap
door, but so artfully concealed even
at the present time that very few OF
lis many visitors are able 20 detect
It, For myself walked over il
again and again but the search was
hopeless, until the houseseeper put
me on tho traek. This closet is email
and dark and you have TO 90 down
into 1t tV ladder. Il is really q
very aTtfuliy constructed chamber
and as the old woman tells You.
Charles was 10 this closet and OH.
ver's soldiers passed over his head
stepping upon the trap door az un-
suspeotingly as people do nowadays.
The garnet OF tho house which was
Catholic chapel, was formerly nua.
cry IN the possession of the Cook
sey family. The chapel itself was
standing a hundred years ago and
had some finely painted saints upon
is walls.
About half mile below the house,
and on the came road BY which you
enter and return, situated ia e shrub
berry, are the ruins OF tho "White
Ladies' Pril ry," belonging to the Cis-
tercian or White Nuns IN the time OF
Richard the First. The ruins are
extensive, and iIs circular arches in
the wells and the absence Of pillars
indicate at once its Saxon origin. 1t
derives more interest however in
these days from its being the FIRST
hiding place Of Charles, to which be
went on October 4th, 1861, renlov.
ing afterwards to Boz cobel, thence
to Moseley and afterwards to Bent
ley Hall.
JOSEPH ROBBINS, NJ. o.
NTsdfaon Pa~ lgrD
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14

Steel Tools from Cast Iron.

B1rron's process for converting cast
iron Iato steel is wonderful opera.
ton. II is done 10 this way: Tools
are cast of iron into the proper shape
and are placed in the ordinary 70
volving drum for the removal Of the
adhering send and the roughness OF
the casting. They are then packed
closely 10 iron boxes. closely embed
ded 10 clay where they are subjected
10 the action of the oxids Of iron and
certain chemicals, by which the iron
is decarbon.zeG. In these boxes they
are subjected TO an annealing heat
for several days, after which they
are put into retort canable OF cons
tanning a ton of tools,and are treated
to an application Of gasoline and 9th
err carboneous materia!s, which com.
pletes tie process and mrkes them
ready for teEpering and polishing
The quality OF such tools has been
thorough y tested, and Professor
N wberry. Of the School of Mines III
Colum bia College, New York, bears
this testimony . their excellence; he
says, with taiIors' shears cast in
shape. made malleable, aud then con
vertrd by the Barron process, [ have
cut Florence silk 20 nicely az to
prove the edge perfect; then, with
The same shears, have cut up sheets
Of tin aud untempered steel return.
ing to the silk have found il unim-
paired, and this after repetition of
more than twenty times"
GEThe Galena Gazette of last
Tuesday says: A gentleman Just in
from Sydneyville, t the mouth Of
the narrow gusge tunnel. tells of an
accident which he says occurred out
there. as follows;
The nitro-gl ycerine which is being
used out there for blasting purposes,
is stored ia a root house in twenty
pound cans. Some pigs got into the
root house, and one Of them broke
open ne of the cans, and ate the
whole twenty pounds of glycerine
Shortly after this the same pig was
roofing around in the stable, when
one of the horses kicked him, and
the oonoussion exploded the glycer-
inc in the pigs stomach, blowing up
the pig. and blowing one of the
legs of the horse,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14
Pinery Railroad Project.

The Hudson Star and Times state
that q new railway corporation was
organized in that city, Friday even.
ing, under the general railroad law,
for the construction of road from
the Michigan. WISCONSIN state line,at
The mouth of the Menominee Rlver.
on the west shore Of Green Bay, to
Hudson and Saltwater, connecting
with the Northern Paclfic eystem or
roads. The line Of the proposed
road is almost due east and west, and
the shortest possible connection be-
tween Lake Michigan and the great
Northern Pacific system OF railway,
now in operation. LIS eastern ter
minus is 200 to 800 miles nearer the
straits OF Mackinaw than Duluth,
Chicago or Milwaukee. It taps the
great pine regions Of the ST Croix,
Chippewa, Wisconsin, Wolf, Oconto,
Pcshtigo and Menominee Rivers; in
short, all the heavy pinerles OF Wis
constr and the upper peninsula Of
Michigan. Ia addition. it runs
through forests Of the best hard
wood timber in the state, and they
attest a fertile soil At It's eastern
terminus is fine natural two.mio.
long harbor, formed by the mouth Of
the Menominee River, and capable of
holding the enlire marine Of the
great lakes. AT that point, on the
Michigan side, is the thriving aud
/" Wealthy Numbering town of Menom.
inee, and in our own state the wiling
IS Of Marinette, at the lead OF the
hM Dor, and Meneka M at is foot.
There It would connect with the g.
& n. ". Railway, giving an all rail
route TO the vaat NegauLee iron
mines, aud Marquette, en- Lake SD,
pcriOr.
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D0DGEVILLE NURSERIES,

ELLWOCD BRU3. ProfTtetoTE
~, s-ent for the above named Nurseries and am
preparsd 70 Furnish Fruit and Ornamental Trees 10
any one Wishing purchase for next spring delivery
latend to canvass the Western pa OF Grant County
10 Nm inr winter Tho Elwood Bros. having had
the experience Of over 20 years in Iowa Count wis
where their Nurseries located, deal IN the hard
est varieties All reea warranted 2 be true 70 names
Ps,ch Grove, Nov lth, 1879. S3m5"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14

lillian HUMPHREY. W. D. oLAl
HUMPHREY B. CLARK,
BANK ER 8

i "A N * 4 ENt5, -
BLOOMINGTON. WISCONSIN
my AND SELL GOLD AND GOVERNMENT
ID Bonds aud Eastern Exchange Prompt alton
ton given to collections at all points aud the pay
mcnt OF taxes Deposits received and loans negotia-
ted Advances made upon approved securities. Ia
terest allowed special deposits al best current
atea 1880.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14
DODGEvILLE NURSERIES
ELLWoOD BROS. Proprietors.

have the Agency for the above named nurseries
ana am prepared t. furn sh fruit and ornamental
trees and grape vines for next springs delivery Eli
wood Bros having had 20 years experience IN the
Nursery business are able 10 furnish good, hardy va
riet "a An trees warranted true TO name. expect
10 canvass FenuimoFe and adjoining towns the com
Inc seoson. L. n ROGERS.
IN. o,h 1870 2Sw6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14
BLOOMINGTON NURSERY

(Gront County, WIS.,
ET-Oy q bALLANTINE BROS, Proprietora. have
IN hand lC0000 Apple Trees Of al lei ding hardy va
rletles rlso Miner Plum5 May cherries Grapes and
other email fruite all IN tnc order. Call and exam
inc our stock before buying el5ewEere. lot
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14

last day,-yes, the bitterest accuse
ton that stands even now against
any name here il, "Inasmuch as We
did it not" You forgot this You
overlooked that You ignored the
little points of duty. You despised
the small things-when il is small
things that make up the chief part
Ct the lives of the most of US.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14
HODGES & McCARN,

BANKERS and DEALERS IN EXCHANGE
AND GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
pLArreyTLE. RIscoSsIs.
Particular attention given to Collections aad pro-
eeeas promptly RENTED on day OF payment.
Refer TO
Henry Cievs A Co. n. Y. L. EdgoTton, New York
second NatlBk Chicago National Raak Of Galena
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14
THE BANK OF BOSCOBEL
II prepared to DO general
BANKING AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS!

puYand soil Old ard SILVER and 6overnment Bonds;
Is Discount Notes receive Deposits and transact all
busnea en- trusted TO It's Drafts and Letters OF
Cre,it furnished on al the principal Banks and Bank
ers Of Europe and the Oriert Agency for the ALLEN
LISE or STEAMSHIPS toendirom EeFope. ThroHghHck'
or from -. -.
Liverpool on Londonderry 70 Boscobel, Wis, So IS
Antwerp, . :, O. O. ~
Hamburg. AmsterGaul, hottencaFh - W
Christians and stavaEger " o9 %
liberal discount from the above rates viii be al
owed whom family tlekets are purchased -,
r., N.
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cARRItR HOUSE

W CARRIER. proprietor. BoGcobei, Wis. Mea,apro-
l vided before cte time. and patrons assisted with
ucgEtge. prcmrtnc73, aud uo delays nt che Carrier
House. Stshlug sttEl she'd.