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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
FARM FOR SALE.

The subscrber offers for sale bis farm situated in
the town Of Elenboro Section 5. miles east OF
Lancaster containing about go acres. fifty acres
a, improved and about hundred unfer fence -
There is abundance Of water aEd timber the pace
There frame house, miner plum orchard
and a chooi house close by PTce 1000 aud ttrms
very easy. Apply the PREMISE, or address
JOHN THOMAS.
s6w4A Lancaster. Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18

E2sr W. learn that Dc. g. T. Cory,
Of Patch Grove, has removed to
Wasbburn, in this county, whore be
expects to permanently remain in
the practice Of medicine and surge
ry. The Doctor has for the past six
years been student and pardner of
DR.. ]. b. Cory of Patch Grove, and
is recommended as skilful practi-
TONER He is . gentleman Of many
excellent qualities and deserves the
confidence Of the citizens OF Wash.
burn and vicinity.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
NJ AR r | t. d.

In Mcntfort, March 8 1873, by the Rev Hitch
cock Mr. Douglas Billings OF Highland ana Miss Nag
gle Green of MontfoTt.
Tn vva,u.ing. Pebru Try q, 1874 bv R. Jacobs ?.
Mr. Jacob Tram, Of EysiuSing, to Miss Mamie Holt
of Beeto9n.
In RnscobeI March u, 1873. by Rev u. ;. hu'u'
Mr. n FRY 10 Miss WarN Ann AUSTIN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
FOR SALE.

In the village of Patch Grove house and lots
containing one acre of land hsuss nearly having
loom good cellar and dhouse attached good cih-
tern well. lots we'll fenced There are also about
1850 mental and fruit trees the lots.
Terms 4 cash balance, time given 10 suit pur-
chaser or will be sxch tnged Tor I'd farm
JAMS BALLANTINE BROS.
Bio minPt Wi. NV. 9 81. get
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
IMPORTANT NOTICE,

wewish to cal the especial attention Of those VII
Csc beer aud have not returned the kegs that they
are uder & laws liable 20 foe Of $50 for keeping
them destroying ef4cing the nzme thereon
AL having our kegs on hand will please return
them ct once and save trouble. sm3Ts
MoHREsBRRG MACKE.
RritisA Hsusw, Rss, 4 lsTs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18

TEACHERS WANTED -One male
and two female teachers wanted, Tor
the Hazel Green District school. APP.
ply to John Muffstt, District Clerk
AlN4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18

Judge Nils court is still in
session, running steadily. early and
late, and will probably not adj Durn
till Thursday Of this week. Few
very important cases have been
tried, and the attendance at no time
has been large, owing much to the
Judges arrangement of calling cases
on particular days, of which notice is
given, 30 thst parties and witnesses
may return TO their homes The tri-
al register Of cases disposed of since
the hour Of last publication appears in
this issue.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18

I, ShaN Nafb = Taken a. ~ -u,ssriu-r On
II tRAss owned ny hini. sc "a sec 10 rang.
g, in the a. E ytlusing, in D. cemb"r last. Ore
yer "a bay cor tn ar in tOrrheid, SUP
posed ~ heong 10 % PARTY woo. or about the
fest u November last drove into Mr.. Ksa aIs Cat.
tie yard Oh the Mississippi bottom. below the village
u NyaiUsin2 certain two year old colt, somewhat
resembling the above 1.-THE prOpe ~ Of the undei sigu
cay and tere ought, and took way said through
aistske or toe one db 70 fscr'bsd fae owner / :
'equ'sted TO prove property, pay charg = I'd take
sail stray away 39~4+ RUbr. GLENN
Wyalusing, Wis, FEBRUARY 10. 1878.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
For Sale on Easy Terms.

$40 acres of land, all under iepce, 50 acres under
oiuw good frame house. barn and out houses, distant
NJ III. from the village Csssyil e. and Two nile
from Buena Vista st,ti u on Dubuque aud Mimi H.
There regulates and avs on the premises warm
spring braAch. forming easily avSl'abe anc never
ia. ing o ,wer of rhe nAgnitud. Of ten horses compn
ted by actual survey aud m-asurer emit according u
tables fufni he'd by James Lefe Co. for their d"u.
b g Il bin water heels. Tor terms apply owner
IN pTemi,es 33sm II WM. MULLER Jr
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
FARM FOR SALE.

Oneuile from the village Of Bloomington, Wiscon-
ain 260 acres Rearlv al under cultivation; good
frame dwelling gra airy, s.sbing and otter aut build
logs neveT falling spring % water the dwelling
.ome fruit and shrubbery. Terms half down, balsLcs
on terms g. suit pu chasers.
JAMES BALLANTISE 4 RHO.
Blsoming ton. Sept %, 1872. 23r
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18

EBA great number of tho visitors
A. court a.e thanked for calls at the
Herald office during the week past
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18

tAA Winneoago squaw died on
he island near Bridgeport on the Slh
INST, At the advanced age of lis
yeRra.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18

JOLT sTRAYED -strayed from the subscriber n
y the town of Cassyilie, during the last summer or
fall light sorre mare colt years old last spring;
without marks; she NAV have very little white IN
he forehead aud very little white on her feet or
some of them Any person WHIT will return said colt
10 the subscriber or give hiu information where il
can be found, will be literally rewarded Tor
NELSON DEWEY
Cassviile December %. 1871. 32tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18

PEoMoTED.- Mr.. 5. g. STATION, Cor.
merry wagon msker is Lancaster.
more recently of N punt Fl ,pe,is now
he honorable S: l. Stratton of CLAY
'ounty, Kansas, having turned up in
he Kansas Legislature. Go west,
Young man.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
gIOI~E IUr~ Fum >AnE.

Tic Undersigned residing a. North AndoIer,
off,r, Tor sale, his two story frame dwelling,
26x1S feet, containing two large rooms on
Grst story, and iwo rooms on second storyi
also two lots, l40 feet square. Nil sell OIL
reasonable terms. A. ). ORTSCHEID.
Glen Haven, Wis, Sept. 10, 1872 If
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
FARM TO RENT.

F.rm TO rent ia La Fayetts Co, Wis s miles from
aalena With Is cows and you sg stock with Cheese
FArtlry IN the Farm A practical cheese maker pre-
erred FIR further particulars dlress
WILLIAM GILLET
2bmzs Hazel Green Grant Co. Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18

GTRAYED On STOLEN-0ut Of the pas ure Of
~ the subscriber ia the town OF Cassvlie, in the
early part of June, 1872, black years old
past small pony built, with heavy name and tail, no
marks except perhapsa few white hairs 10 forehead
mt perceptible at distance ANY person giving 10
.rnst'1 Th r h NAV Dr ~ ld viii he her
y rew Arded JOHN II. c. SNtC DDk.
ts~sviie Ian 8 b 1878 33tf
HAN Hh1FhAs -rasen o.. by the .ub-cr b.
er on lands owned by him IN c. - Town 5, range
about the 18th day OF December 1872,
bnndle heifer year old with viii under belly
and uuder side of both bit out. Also one red
heifer age white under belly and
marks. 4N37f
ALEXANDER LEWIS.
Bloomington. Wis, Feb. lst 1873
gray MtHE-Taksn up bv the subscriber Ou
' lands owned by him section ~, town 5, north
range west, Feb s, 1873 in the town of Bloomington
one cream eoored mare colt. coming years old next
spring, dai k name, tail and legs The owner is re-
questsi TO prove property paw charges and take said
stray awav 40wls AUGUST PLONBKE
Bloomington, Wis, February 10. 1873.
- TRAY BILL CALF-Taken up by the subscti-
- her on lands owned him. 10 section s town
range west the FIRST week in November last a deep
red bull calf, of small size Said calf has has been
about my premises since July last
45w4% SAMUEL WEHRLY.
Fenuimore, March l. 1873.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned will sell her farm located x mile
east OF nbimoe- being 40 Of rst-c land IN
high state OF cultivation and vel fenced. large
dwelling Carver House, the premises. good
arm stables al oh-r outbuildings all in first rate
repair never failing we'll Young bearing orchard
OF apples and small 'ruits the premises The prop
erty will be sold on easy terms part down
36-m3@ MARY PR0BsT
Fannlmore Center. wis, Feb. ]. 1873.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18

GRAIN IN STORE The amount Of
grain ia store awaiting shipment at
different river and railroad stations
in the vicinity is considerably larger
than usual at this season. We gath.
or from various sources the amount
in store as follows: Dubuque, 100,.
600 bushels; GaIena, 40 900 bushels ;
McGregor, so 900 bushels Prairie
du CHEN, IL 900 bn-beIs; Bride epor,,
10000 bushels; w Iodman 10 900
bushels; Boscubel. As 600 bushels;
Blue River and Muscoia, % 900
bushels; PatteviIle, 900 bushels ;
Cassville, 40 900 bushels; Potosi, Is.
006 bushels.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
NOTICE.

To all Who~ May ConosrH:
Notice j. herebv given hist the Undersigned, Who
p The proprieors - the town Of Osc-ois ~heh was
"a ~ M ~ sections ten (Ol eleven (ll). fourteen
a. ard Eft en (i5) in town No tao tzl. north OF
~ a. o. fhr-e 81 west 10 Grant CAunty wisconsin,
ma the Mot Of whch wa ded the Goth day Of
pri A > s3a on page 545 CT book "A" Of Deed in
the ono of the Register Of Deeds Of said esun'E viii
appy 70 the Circuit Court for said county TO be held
~ ne vIIlage Of IapcSst In ssid county the arst
Tus.dsv Of March 1919 the Ope"isg OF C0urt upsn
that day or a. thereafter as they ne heard.
fr an order and vacatng the said town plot.
signed cox
JOHN W ksCABE.
BARsrE 4 CLEKESfsoS, Attorneys.
DAtsd December al, lsT2. u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18

DSvn N the town of Clifton March LIST 1873
Timothy Wa,chorn aged y years ana one cay.
Deceased was a native OF Eng 'and aad emil
grated 10 Wisconsin ia IS45. eince that time
ne has reside in Clifton, Grant Co., until his
death he was a member of the Protestant
Episcopal Church. His great age tells us
own story, that be was a man OF ""el'
wrought frame" He was also man OF strong
mind a man living such a great length o.
,oars m,st of necessity have q eheckered lite.
vet he never forgot his tfv A. = y 4 ''f
Al 10 his couniry, honest ia eil at dea .-s
cher and temperate IN his habits, such indeed
,ha, tho preselt generation might PrShl 0y a.
wing his example in lhls respect. he leaves
a faithful wife who will now miss n IN after a
married life 10 him of nearly sixty years. tie
Ieay.. chileren, grand children and great
grand children 10 mourn nim.
DIED Feb. %, last, near Stockton. CAliior-
mia Mrs. Elizabeth Oliver wife OF Durret' Ol-
liver aged eighty-eight years and eighteen
dav, She with her husband and family set
,Ied six miles south oil Lancaster IN Tue
SING NJ 1898. She was the mother OF four
,asn children of which eleven OF them nave
large families of children. she went tnrougn
"a California TWO years ago October TO spend
tho last Of her days VITA foar OF her dsught-
80 ,rho now i've near Stockton, California.
D,rp at Buckwhear Ridge, on "Wednesday.
March I2th, 1873, a, his residence IN the
town of ElIenborO, Rev: Harrison 1 pei, sge .,
~ roars Q months and days. The subject
~ rs rremnir was native Of Norhumber-
l,nd d Co. Eogland, and emigra'ed TO thus coun-
49,, in 1883 Since that time he has been
PR nitiye Methodist Local Preacher labor
| with zeal aud ability IN the chlrch %
sha,ca Asa ciIIzen he was much espec e
nv ali who knew hun, and as neishbor hI'
kindness was proverbisl. He leave his age
rompsnion, one son aud two daughters ''
WIrNgss and DEMocRAT please copy.
AZ cassville. March !, 1873 Augustus, Oldest son
M.rgreita sehutr Deceased was promising sou'h :
xs.r.and The main sisy OF his widowed moth,
whose husband, c. A. shutE died some years ago
The bere,ved mother. sister and brother have tn
heartfelt sympathy Of the community. Cox.
Al Nouut Hope, February 9th, ls7s, Sarah Whit
| nev, aged 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
LANCASTER MARKET.

ooEREorzp EVERY TUESDAY xoRSISs sr xI7R,S scHEu-
Co
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18

TAI The ranking privilege will ex-
pire June 30,h next, after which no
mai matter will be carried free.
This law will require the payment of
postage on newspaper exchanges
and on newspapers distributed with.
IN the counties where they are pub
lished, both of which have hitherto
been free The bill reducing ordina.
rs letter postage to two cents failed
pass.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18

Drtr-A his home in Boscobe,, FebIn.y
NJ. 1879. of inflammation OF the bowels Mr.
Inhn u RArneli in the $50 wear OF bus aye.

DttD-At his home IN BoSc0be, rtoI 10
~ 1874 of nhama,iOn OF the bowels Mr.
John II. Barnett, in the SD year OF his age
Mr. Barnet. was horn in Virginia JSnury IL NV Y
while vet quite young he removed 70 qua .i -
and thencs 20 Potoi wIssan-in After living ~ thr
80, mace four ysars he married Miss MARY McAe-
sani reuaovrd 10 RI .nborn. where ne enleteu 'ssO
fh. rnilIinE aud esniile bnS ness. anu W. - -
-, in51.tr, h. soou gaired n enviabe rep itSh
n ssrv.d In both towu and county omess'a uV 9i
f.thfal and CA. able in each capscity ""en 1
was yet In its iuianc Mt bt' he't ou; ~ nrs, ner
railroad station AID became dealer 10 seueia T.
cbsndiz.: and when the village II "ooahisu vas 70
e4t-d he es ablisheda branch store a. tna' 'p
maintained it some years. oin - COMPANY %" 42d
Reg, WISCONSIN Vols in which eapaey ne s'Iseu
anti the close Of thu War tie then I's"uo gu
-. sever wears OF his life IN Agricultural
sne n..r mat mac The decreased leaves wife
and Ave children VINO have the sympathy q 'no s
muniiy in th"'r great bereavement
A.. snecial meeiiug OF Grsut Lodge. No 1853, y.
n the following preamOie @n" iV'
unanimously adopted, -. IT,,
WEEREts Tue supreme Grand Mister OF tuc Oli
verse in his ALI wise Providence ha, called rom our
n,i,ist our respected Brother John = bAh.'t 80
ths Lo.sr dap'ore ~ BROTHER aud hs COMA amy
rev. rad 4. man aud citiz n; therefore p u
4 Rs.oIvsd, That while Sc F." "a auin ' "O a. -
sinn 10 the supreme Grand Decree Ne can "u te
Tbat oar los ia hs infinite ana NAV tne CAL tO
,bor to reireshm snt, N that ceesua' 0HNo "'V''
where trials and suffering are no more. ,hi..
R,solsed That tender our hearus't sy'npsn n
o. an. family asd ESPECIALLY to the heart-SHicSen
widow bopi z that their trust may De IN nun "uo
| a husbaD 70 the widsw, aud 'S'her " 'H' o'P
and w3O 1Oegh all things we'll .a p-s.hox
R..olv.d That in memory of our departed brothet
the Lodge nd r-galia the usual usage OF
ing for thirty days aud that these resoiun % IN
.nSasd nno the utes aud publi~h-d 10 the bscooe
M, aid (3r.n Ceanty HERALD, and copy preSen'eu
to the family oil the 's'0'' L. @ ARMSTRONG,
a. ". C'WAN,
9 R. FRANK,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
WARNING.

Notice is hereby given ihst my apprentices. NAMED
Walter Hampton. having lef nv charge her bv give
him his freedom frcm his dste and m persons
not TO trust him m account shsl' not he res
ponsible for his debts or acts from this dav forth
40wl JOSEPH MANNING.
Clifton, February 90, 1878
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
BOSCOBEL MARKET.

CORRECTED EvERY fUKspAY MORNING ~ JOHN PEPPER,
PRoDUcE AND STOCK DEALER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
Another Grange.


Mr.. EDrToR.-At a meeting called
TOT toe purpose of organizing q
Grange of the Patrons OF Husbandry.
held at the Prideaux school house on
the b inst. Mr.. John Garthwait
was elected chairman and Michael
Hope. Secretary. The following
names were given to wait the con-
venience OF Mr. Chas. Watson, State
Deputy. to organize Grange to be
held at Bloomington:
John Garihwat, Chester Chilson,
W Prideaux, John Bate,
b. F. Budworth, g. Hickok,
Michael Hope, Jas. Prideaux,
John Clegg, Pulaski Brown,
Joseph Briscoe, w. w. Hope,
Israe Roberts, d. Chaiheld,
Phillip Brothers, Caas. Addison,
B. Garthwaiie, ST.. A Roberts.
Jas. r. Gordon, Frederick Had'ey.
Dexter Wagner, j. II. Crabree,
WIN. Hadley.
Notice of this meeting will he Civ.
en- II the Grant County Herald.
MICHAEL HoPE,
Secretary.
Deputy Watson sutho rizas the
HERALD to announce that he will
meet the farmers of Bloomington
and vicinity and will institute 9
Graz ge, at Bloomington on Thurs
dav. April 81. at 6 o'clock p NJ
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18
CLEANING and SECURING.

All those having any old eotsng TO ciea1 color or
repair-Sneh as Coats. Pats Vests, Ae.-will please
cave them At the TsylOT shop IS Va site
A. D wONz0R Dye ,nd seonrer
2Ot' piaftevtlie Vie
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-18

The following cases have been dis
posed of since the last issue of the
Herald up to the hour of going to
press:
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-23

For ALL LOCALITIES AND CnMRs.-A
true specific is adapted TO all localities
and olimes, and for this reason, that it
strikes at the causative principle Of the
diseases which it is administered to cure.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, for exam.
pie. is true specific, not only because
it fortifiea the body against the external
Influences which prompts disease, but
because, when taken as q remedy instead
Of as preventative. it neutYalizes the
infsctive principle in the blood and
thereby destroys the primary sourcA bf
the ailment. Hence as an antdote- to
epidemic disorders. and to alt complaints
which are produced Of aggravated by
miasms, or the presence Of. anything
deleterious in the air, the water t9r Abe
coil, it is as nearly infaliible as thy me-:
dicinal preparation can be. In ohf oVn
country, as q remedy Cor intermittent
fevers. bilious affections, constipation,
dyspepsia, nervous weakness, rheuma.
tism and general debility. 1t is unrival-
ed. nor is it less celebrated in the tropics
as preventive Of malarious fevers. i;
M18t3tl
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-23

The CONFEDERATE DEAD AT ARLrSa.
TON MUST NOT 1k HoNoRKD.-The Wash
iDgton National Republican published
the following official announcement:
"Resoloed, That we, the members of
the Executive Committee Of the Graud
Army OF the Republic. do hereby give
notice that the Both of May being set
apart by the Grand Army. OF the Repub-
lie Oh memorial day to their comrades
who died in defence OF their country,
and the grounds ut Arlington and other
national cemeteries being opened on that
special day by order OF the Qaurtermas-
ter General of the Army to the Grand
Army OF the Republic, for the purpose
OF strewing flowers upon and decorating
the graves OF the deceased Union SOL
diers, any attempt by. the frields OF the
rebel dead to strsw flowers on their
graves will be regarded as an interfer-
ence with the programme of the day,
and will not be tolerated"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-23

SERIOUS AFFRAY.-On Saturday last,
Oh the plantation Of Mr.. Asa Darby. a
difficulty occurred between William Nc
Collum, white, and Robert Walker, CO.
lored, in which the latter received stab
in the abdomen, ocoasioning painful,
though not dangerous wound. After the
fight q number OF negroes assembled,
and, after beating McGollum in an out
rageous manner, were prevented from
numbering him only by the kindly inter-
vent;on Of Mr.. Darby. Chester Reporter.
MEASLES AND MuMps.-A letter just
received from friend OF Spartanburg,
gives tho information that these dis
agreeable diseases arc very prevalent in
that County. At the Blvingsville Fac
tory over 100 cases OF measles have oc.
Cured, and two deaths. Work is sus-
pended. Business in Spartanburg is de-
ranged by tho attention OF tho we'll to
those who nre siok.-Erening Herald.
MURDER IN SECOND WARp.-Wednes.
day evening, about o'clock, fatal af.
fray occurred on Hill street, in Ward
No. 2, abont o quarter Of o mile South
Of tho North Carolina Railroad depot.
The victim of the affray was colored
man named Bob Smith; his slayer was
one Charles Moore, also colored.
Charlotte Observer.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-23

RRoPoaKD NATIONAL ! CONVENTION OF
MExIoAN WAR VETERANs.-The effort to
organize an association Of Mexican war
veterans in this city has proved de-
oided success. and reflects credit on the
energy OF, the. committee having the
matter in charge. Last evening, the as
sooiation met at the Dickson House,
President J. w. Denver in the chair.
After the transaction of routine business,
several new members wore enrolled. We
published in our Sunday morning issue
the names OF ab9ut forty of the old vete-
rams residing in this city, with the regi-
ments in which they served, and we are
promised more extended list after their
next meeting, which takes place on
Saturday, June z. A resolution, which
called forth favorable remarks from Hon.
j. j. Martin, Colonel Allabach, General
Denver and Others, was unanimously
passed, and reads as follows:t
That ON invitation is hereby extended
by this association to the veterans of the
Mexican war throughout the country,
now organized or hereafter to be enrolled
in associations, to send two or more
delegates, III person or by proxy, to q
national convention, to be held in Wash
ingson oity, on January Is. 1874, to pre-
pare joint memorial to Congress for q
pension to the survivors of the Mexican
war, at the same rate allowed by the ACT
OF February IA. 1871. granting pensions
to the soldiers and sailors OF the war Of
1872; alao. to adopt measures looking to
q national brotherhood of the survivors,
and general assemblage on the occa.
sion of the centennial anniversary of the
nations birthday. at Philadelphia, July
4, 1876.
The Corresponding Secretary, Mr.. A.
III. Kenady, was directed to oommnni-
cate the substance of the resolution to
the associations at Baltimore, Philadel-
phia, New York. Pittsburg, Cincinnati,
San Francisco, Virginia City and else.
where. with view to obtaining their CO.
operation in, the main work for which
the association issofgAnized.
II Washington Chronicle, May 16.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-23
The FARMERS MovEMENr.-At Hast.

The FARMERS MONUMENTAL Hast.
ings, Mimi, the patrons of husbandry
passed few resolutions, in few words,
presenting the issue with the railroads
from their standpoint. They declare
that railroads are public institutions or
they are not; if they are. they are snb-
iect to the control Of the State; il they
ere not, then their acquisition OF the
right of way is illegal and void; that
railroads are necessary to the people,
and the people to the railroads, and that
neither should be permitted by the lie.
gislature to impoverish the other.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-23

FATAL REScoNrRE-On Sunday last,
four soldiers OF Company O, 18th Infan-
try, viz: Wm. Gallagher, Patrick Brady,
Thomas Quinton' and George Welch,
we're on drunken spree. which in the
afternoon terminated in the stabbing Of
Qninton by Welch, from the effects Of
which he died about 10 o'clock next
morning. Welch had been previously
placed IN the Jail, and after the inquest,
the acting coroner issued warrant for
his arrest, and he was formally tnrned
over to the civil authorities. Weloh is o
new recruit, having been enlisted in
Louisville, Kentucky, few months ago.
His victim had beon in the service seye-
raj years, and was with the company
when they first came to this place.
HoykriNe En1uircr.