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INHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
New and ful-powered Steamships
eailing from New York Saturdays, from LIVERPOOL
Thursdays, calling at Cork Harbor each way .
1AKLIC. October 4, ats p. N.
ADRIATIC. october IL, at 20 A NJ.
10
OctOoer -, at A. M
OCEANIC. November p. NJ.
Prom the White Star docks ravona terry Jersey City.
Passenger accommodations for all classes unrivalled,
combining safety, speed and comfort.
Saloons, staerooms. smoking room and bathrooms IN
midship section, where least motion Is felt Surgeons
and stewardesses accompany the steamer.
RAtes-Saloon $50 gold stceragc, $50 in currency.
Those wishing to send for friends in the Old Country
can now obtain steerage prepaid certifcates-$2 cur
rency.
Passengers booked to and from all parts Of America to
Paris Hamburg, Norway, sweden, India, Australia,
China, &c.
Drafts 81 upwards
1or inspection plans and other Information apply ut
the Company's office, 10 broadway, New York
j. II. SPARKS, Agent
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WOODS MUSEUM. 7: q. RIGGS.
w ONE WEEK ONLY OF THE
immensely successful Drama OF
SHIN FAME
MONDAY SEPTEMBER 20, 1873.
EVENING AT 3. AFTERNOON AT 2
The sterling Irish REVIVAL OF
Comedian, Mr.. the new BurlesQue
r. q RIGGS, Extravaganza BY
r. G. RIGGS. James Barnes, ESQ,
FIRST TINE entitled
this season Of John JACK
T. Poole's successful THE GIANT KILLER,
Drama entitled In which the new
SHIN FAME, BurlesQue Organization
SHIN FAME, will appear.
with all its Preceded each day by
original Scenery, the C0medietta OF
Effects and Tableaux. WHICH Is WHICH.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 1873, the young TraRedian NJ.
4. 7. STETSON In STRUCK BLIND
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AnfUSE MENTs.


CADEMf OF MUSIC. NrLSS0N-THlS EV ENNG
IA GRAND OPENING NGHT OF rhE
STRAKOSCH ITALIAN OPERA. ..-..x
MOuDAf EVENING, SEPTEMBER 90 AT OCLfSCk.
FIRST SbBsCRIPrIOk NICHE
. .K6.ENIRKk or NINE. CH BJSTIHB NILSSON.
n. vICRDR CAPoUL. and first appearance of
Signor DEL PUENrE.
LA ThAYIATA
CAPOUL, DEE PUEHTA BOY sCoLARA. CoLErrI.
rSwsnal ChorA q sixty Grand orUhsstrs Q, my
Ssc6SS DFsetsf saS isnS INFO
WKDNEsDAY RVaN1Na OCTOBER l. AT
FIRST appearsnce In Amercs Of the young and dbttn-
NINA MAREgIJ
the great Tenor, stynor ITALO CAMPANINIi
the famous Bssso signor NANNETTI
The re-entres Of Mis- ANNIE Louise CARY
FRIDAY EvENISa. OCT. FAUsr-NILssoN.
GRAND CAMPANINI MArINEE
GENERAL ADMISSION u TO FAMILY ClRCLk 81
Reserved seats to Matinee, q and TO Evening Per
formnnceS 81 extra Boxes 70 Matinee SO and $2ot TO
Evening Performances SIC and 50 Seats and Boxes
san now S b ,: .ssS.ed f either M s sSI
way and at ia Broadway. Thursday. oct BROOKLYN
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GMUyE M r. Nrs.

GMUyEMENrs.
TFANp OPERA HoUsE-rwESrY.rHIRD STREET
81. Ans Eighth saa Begins Aususrs DAILY
II II 4hfs f 4 81 saeSSS etIsf Of MEET rhH
r:s ;is $s.is$ :e'sa II :s.ss si si'f'SiSs
nASsEsD ho1sEs;
new comic character, AT; q,
HAhbssBs + HbskHss ssS sG1 .na n. tAs ssAS. whSi:
drfTtHs Htiss s9FHsfFzS FyHsFzS4i1Gsss 4 1NG5isasss
Do not fail e tf,sst sss the
rAsyzFHSSS skssz4Eoss
6RAaa. 81 as
:ss@ls :ss;; ssa''Is Y saiF i'n;iSjRfss: SSgSSHR::
sTsSaSLe SsfSns e 1Sa As PflfsR-zEE55 LIFE 4E5
Death on the Australian
Third tat II o,clock,-rhs un--
LAS, WEEK fSis
sAJyspAy yATIyEE aHgSIEp 1d1sns Togsrs'
MoNDAY,. Oct S@lx%KIAs aKSI s OPERA. LTSoX and
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
SSxXxadISa SAEH5zEk,s .oI54IIi T5xIi4s y. SfEs
.n. aSS$SE SSSflss gsfS f$ooA
and Sgnor Il. TAMBERIIK
in Donisette's p1} 9Rera,r rtp N three ace of
fGsspAH Tsa 81 9sd sdksssKH. sssKKS
in SsliAf' iH s5ISSH,asuL% oIsSS-, N tnrse ac"
Prices Of admission tor the evening performances'-
a Reserved sea nocordna 10 iocaiion 81 and sa extra
~A' SALE or sKATs.
Tho sale Of seats for the two first nights commences
THIS MORNING at the Grand Opera House. Schirrnera
No. 7el Broadway, and Theatre Ticket ofice, No. Ia
Broadway.
DoorH,s THEATRE JRPFERsON.
J. B. BOOTH TH............soie Lessee and Manager
LAST NIGHTS
and LAST WEEK of the engagement Of
JOSEPH.JEFFERSON
MONDAY. September % and every evening during the
"'eS yossPG SsiIsR' 51Np 5EFFEksoN
RIP VAN wINKLE
LAST MATINEE and LAST APPEARANCE Of
Jos6Ps N s1rapAY 2EHGsEs9H SExr (, re cT y4S
SATURDAY EVENING, OCT l. FIFTH and LAST
THE NEW MAGDALEN
MONDAY EVENING OCT q, 1873
engagement Of
MAGGIE MIrCHELI.
who will appear
PANCHON TIKI CRICKET
Seats may be secured SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE AZ
Office at the Music Store Of q Il. Ditson Co.. ia Broad
way.
w S one WREK ONLY or THE
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
/ FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Tne steamship HANSA, Captain r. Sanders will sail
en- wsdnesday October at ar; NJ; from gremen pier
otQf Third street. H0boken be followed by steamship
MAIN, Captain K. V. 0terendorp, on saturday, octo
RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON, HAvRR AND
BREMEN
- Payable in gold or its equivalent in currency.
yooouu capn. ~
For freight or passage apply to
OELRICHS 4 CO., Agents.
No 2 Bowling Green.
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OOASfN 1SH SAhAtiAS III -
PACIFIO MAIL STEAMSHIP ooMPANY's LINE
Tuesday. Oct 7-steamer ACAPULCO leaves pier No
meeting with steamer a, Panama Acapulco Mazatlan
for ana ac
steamer Leaves san francisco on or about the Ath OF
Japan and China leave San Francisco on
passage irelxht apply at the company's onieo,
ps. H. Jo ). BU1EUr, H sup't e' b. BRADBURY Prest
L Key West, carrying the United States Mail Steamer
CIT! SaD9,n fsnniR&tOp viii ISIesss Issys
No Charge % tor @ ding in New YORK frsght
or pAas aS2s us0s &C., % MaSss sns spsy to
". p CLYDE, lis Wall street -
C1OR HAMILTON AND ST. GEORGE. BERMUDA
steamship PERT. Kelly, co%msndeI win be dsspa.shsd
q East i r ae ac ss on or
having elegant ITST S South street
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL LINZ.
arst class ssamshlps WI! sail sys,s Tussasy :.
tor Havana direct as follows-
WiLSNaToH October
MORkO CASTLE '..'octoosf IL
For fsesh, and passage havins MAGNIFICENT aceommo-
NA''''' A'''' ~ WILLIAM P CLYDE co, GO.
D. McKELI4AR, Agent in Havana.
~ Progreso and Vera Cruz
Nc" ''' pie pier NJ SGSSq sSsE'$ '$$TSaSssSSnsssys SSsS NJ
7? SfFE SE SE EzzS Ezx S5sE sSsSs sSsSs sSi s
CUBA (Havana and Mexico) Saturday, Oct lA noon
For freight HRRES SONS 81 Broadway
A TLAs STEAMSHIP COMPANY, s,..
Mail line for West Indies hayana and Spanish pan g
For Kingston and savanilia, ATLAS, October L.
For Portau Prince Santa Martha, savaniiia and Car
thaSena, Cl4ARlBEL, October 20 ,o,,uoor
Agents, q Vail and 50 Pine street
L,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The steamship csH%Se SEW oRnsn ains
SSaS w Hs'T
o
.ass Sssp Apply H
FoE NRW xF%HAASTs, 9shEASS DsFESTi sFESTsH1p LINE
The steamship
from pier IS North River qoot OF North Moore sreep,
on Saturday, October T. at O'Clock p. N.
LOn aoSs and
dS SSs
LrOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The steamer CITY 'F'es OF GAIHEsToN Captain Evans
will leave pier 20 East River "Wednesday October az
weston Indianoa, RocKport Aranzas Wharf Brasos,
santiago and St Louis Cabin passage $50; steerage,
SIS For freight or passage, having superior accommo
"~''"' 9. II. MALLORY CO.. lsa Maiden lans.
IIOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
from pier 81 North River their elegant sdewheel
ship WYANOKE. Couch, commander for Norfolk. City
p M giving through bills Of iadng to all points south
and southwest Through passenger tickets to al points
general ofice IS7 Greenwich street, corner fDey.
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TO LONDON DIRECT.
DENMARK Sumner. ..... Thursday, Oct O. at p. NJ.
Cabin passage SO $50 $9l currency; steerage, SO
currency Return tickets at reduced rates Prepaid
steerage tickets from Liverpool Queenstown, London
derry Glasgow, Card Bristol or London at the lowest
rates
No 90 Broadway. +. W. j. HURST Manager.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-11-13
PRATT,s ASTRAL OIL

Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless.
Always uniform. Illuminating qualities
superior tn gas. Burns in any lamp
without danger Of exploding or taking
fire. Manufactured expressly to displace
the use of volatile and dangerous oils.
Its safety under every possible test, and
its perfect burning qualities, are proved
by its confined use in over 100000 fami-
lies.
Millions of gallons have been sold and
no oaccident-directly ordirectly-has ever
occurred from burning, storing or hand
ling it.
The immense yearly loss to life and
property, resulting from the use of cheap
and dangerous oils in the United States,
is appalling.
The Insurance Companies and Fire
Commissioners throughout the country
recommend the ASTRAL as the best
safeguard when lamps are used. Send
for circular.
For sale at retail by the trade generally,
and at wholesale by the proprietors,
CHAS. PRATT q CO., l0s Fulton Street,
New York. SO 6m
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-11-13
aint naiid lfor. and yoh must send a man

amt paid for, and you must send a man
to fix that leak in the roof to-mor-
row..
My good wife is athoughtful oman,
and when she tells me she wants any
thing as soon as Igit able, l know
exactly what that means. It means
she wants it by tomorrow night, if
not sooner, and I tell you L. always
display my finest taktics in such
emergencies. In fact, do the very:
best | can. It's the comfort of my
life to look back and say, I've almost
always worked up to her skedule.
Lastly, Mr.. Nevin, I want to re-
mark that these paniks, these col
lapses, these bust ups, these stop
nots cum down, are just as necessary
for the good of the country as an
emetik is to an overcharged STUN
max. Mummy to be helthy must be
skatterd around SO that everybody
Can git sum. When it's most all piled
up in few pyramids the least jostle
will tumble it. to the ground, Ii !
was King I'd fix remedy for bloated
fortunes nifty quick. I'd tax a man
nuthin on an incum of thousan dol
lars and under. Id tax 10 per ct.
on all between 5 and ten thousan /;
twenty per ct. on all between 10 and
20 thousan, and SC On, doublin up to
so thousln. Above that I'd take it
all, every dollar. I tell you that
! will git em That will keep down
these Wall street rings 1t will let
:lan hav enutf for ali decent and re-
spektable purposes, and otter that he
must do his sheer for them who swet
ana toll and haven't been as. smart or
mean or as lucky as himsel 1t will
put limit upon mans avarice and
keep mummy in better employment
than payiu $4,000 for horse or 100
lhousan for diamond pin. When
this law Is passed. Mr.. Ncvin, our
family supplies will be so cheap that
the likes OF me and you and our
wives and children can frolik half
our time. l think your lother leg
would grow out and the hair cum
back on the top of my head, the
place where the hair ort to grow.
Until that glorious time let us all
do the very best we can.
Yonrs BILL ARP.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-11-13
smila Whanerers You Car.

When things don't 90 to suit you,
And the world seems upside down,
Don't waste your time in fretting,
But drive away that frown;
Since life is oft perplexing,
'Ts much the wisest plan
To bear all trials bravely,
And smile whene'er you can.
Why should you dread tomorrow,
And thus despoil to day?
For when you borrow trouble,
You always have to pay.
It is good old maxim,
Which should be often preached
Don't cross the bridge before you,
Until the bridge is reached.
Yon might be spared much signing,
If you would keepsin mind
The thought that good and evil
Are always here combined.
There must he something wanting,
And though you roll in wealth,
You miss from out your casket
The precious jewel-health.
And though you're strong and sturdy,
You may have an empty purse
Aud earth has many trials
Which 1 consider worse
Butswhether joy or sorrow
Fill up your mortal span,
Twill make your pathway brighter
To smile whene'er You can.
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0h,
Knight-Dear
eason o n
most
Mansion Cor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-11-13
E. c. GARRETTsoN, House and Sign Painter.
m..rn.,n Iyy B.r7ntoRr Co., Nd September Path. 1872

Co. September OATH
c. Kigh for Bdeys Patent Eeamel Paint
their painted It
He and the
without o
oduced Your,v truly JAMES
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BEL AIR. MD. March 4th. 1873.


andm
whom
andg
Bradey
holds
pail hs
E. c.. Housea
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Kniqht
in
cpion JACOb
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ertcmbcr
G.
dwelling
.iurntliy wand dbeuuty
- j. WesB Street,
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HARF MD
M KnghDa Sir: am very happy to inform you that your Patent Enamel
mend for durability and beauty paramount other Very respectfully
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-11-13
BALTIMORE. Dec. 9th, ISL


A9enBrad
cheerul
all
mgnditw
respectfully,
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,.ia,IsApCARD. s,s,

ENEss-9no . 4 is;saifsa9yst,N 4 y .ssis
M. w. PERRY begs to inform. hil
friends and theppbiicgensrallyn South
Carolina and Georgiss that helis now ID
the WHohEfsAI1B-hFeB business
with lMessasFA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Louisville, Ky., and that anyorders er
trusted 30 ehim,wtH, be sthsnkhllBsr;
'eeiyed and promptly executed. ..l;gis5d
n.sMay Hrs q. s.4isssae setfael s;bsal
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PRINCE GEoRos COUNTY, October 9th


Knigh-Dear
Ihavee MURRAY ADDISON
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-11-13

BALTIMORE, mber
p Iusdth
drs rhavstop shall certainly
truly,
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1.ODONT0L As.sa .;.s',

LEJyE ngiI s.p satsi,Itis ~ s..s.. ,,,s yt,f
II HE most. .pleasant and popular Tootf
or Mouth Washextant:s DraHafkerA Aa,
ltraed,it for tsgveraf years, and suses nc
other 4snfi .,,s sEvefybody likes it Try
bottle. For sale by o=tvs ssfi
ss,ss DLISRY& hYNGHS Druggists.
Il Sept3 .,eil,3s tfis ait,.Z ssa 81
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FROM. HON. JOHN WETHERED.


Bry house. 1hays that highly
land heerfo
WETHERED
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-11-13

We following Paint:
c.
gallon slack did the j Gef
thick
Conceded enamel like hardness boy and
with Southern should gvney adopted this
rcby Paint
.
desirable make think his
especially = M
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-09
BEULAH A, GRIMESEY.
Mount Hope, September 20, 1873.
There is no Denying the Fact

That the parry aCho can FURNISH he
best Goods for the least money, is enti-
lied to the business. Upon this basis
zoe inuite everybody to examine our Net0
Stock and prices and satisfy themselves
that zoe are selling goods at prices that
defy competition. We hare a full and
complete line Of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, Notions, Boots and Shoes, Gro.
cerieS, &c. which zoe ofer at the lo,oeSt
Cash Price
We make a speciality Of Teas-h
very best qualities Of ,oh, oh may al,oayS
be obta'aed Of rs We tnvite particular
attention 70 our Teas put up for as in
CdnniSterS and tchich upon trial, if not
found desirable or as represented mag
be returned and no charge made for
that used IN testing, our Teas, thus
put up are al,oayS full 'oeight and re-
tain th' natural faUor and strength,
All goods sold at prices to correspond
Nth hard times scarcity Of Cash and
the great popular increment
We only ask trial in proof Of our
assertions, 4. & T. A BURR.
lancaster, Oct l, 1873, 18w6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-09

M-The coal famine in England is
not mere scare. Sir William Arm
strong expresses the opinion that the
country is nearer the end OF its fueI
supply than the outside world has
any idea of. This rests upon the be
lief that the calculations of the Ca
pacity of the English coal fields
were radically erroneous and have
deceived everybody. At a late
meeting Of engineers at Wolverham-
ton this opinion was endorsed by
one Of the speakers who had at first
deprecated the alarm. In proof he
cited the counties of Stafford, Wor-
cester and Shropshire, where efforts
to make new discoveries have failed =,
and where at the present rate OF sup
ply the mines will work out in less
than twenty years. In the county
of Salop the mines are already near
ly exhausted and behring's have failed
TO discover new veins. Many SINH.
lar ca, es might be cited. If the
American market bad been thrown
open to foreign coal free of duty and
the English bad exported coal hither
as they have iron, their famine
would now DC far greater than it is.
The inevitable result of the increas-
ing scarcity OF both coal and iron in
England must be TO transfer many
British industries 20 the United
States. Those who have written 50
profusely of our inability to compete
with the English industries because
of the difference in the cost of raw
materials and labor now find all
their arguments wasted, because the
English favorable conditions have
ceased. 1t is true that prices have
fallen, but only because of the stop
page Of so mang iron-works and 9th.
er industrial establishments and the
consequent reduced consumption.
The trouble about the future supply
still continues and is now understood
TO be a substantial reality.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-09
Not without a Remedy.

The opening speech of the CAM
paign in this State was made by Gov.
ernor Washburn at Fon du Lac, the
other day. All the live issues of the
day were ably and fairly discussed
Referring 10 the cost of transporter
tion and excessive rates, the Govern.
or thought the people were not with
out remedy. He said
But if railroads become too over
bearing and extortionate, and legis-
lative control shall fail to reach them
the people are not without remedy
As was said by Burke, when bad
men combine, the good must ASSOC
ciate, else they will fall one by one
an unpitied sacrifice in contemplate
struggle" If necessary, they must
associate and do their own transport
tation. A road on the narrow gauge
principle can be built upon any OF
the great lines in the state and fully
stocked for Sl4,O per mile. Such
road has capacity 10 do double the
business that is done by any road in
the state, and, so far as the farm ers
are concerned, would move their
freight just as speedily and satisfao
torly as broad gauge road. As a
passenger road it would answer the
purpose, even if not quite as comfort
able as broad gauge. Such road
is within the ability of any settled
community in the state to build, own
and operate in their own interest.
Ii need be, the counties of Milwi u
kee, Waukeshs, Jefferson, Dane, To-
wa and Grant could easily raise
funds TO build such road from the
Mississippi to the lake. each county
contributing in proportion to The
mileage with its jurisdiction, and
the chairman of the board of super
visors of each county forming a board
of directors for the road. In this
way the citizens of each county
would be interested in the success of
the road-would give their business
to it, and jealousy watch It's manage
ment. Such road, costing not over
one half Of existing roads along side
which it was laid, and operated for
three fifths, would drive existing
roads to inevitable bankruptcy
| But havo not time TO dwell on this
transportation question any further
than to say, that | see great log.rol-
ling schemes growing up for deplc-
ting the public treasury under the
pretence Of cheapening transporta.
ton. 1t is proposed to open sundry
water communications, and, if all the
schemes are received with favor, q
vast outlay must be incurred. Some
OF the schemes have merit, but most
of them have private speculation 81
the bottom. The improvement OF
the mouth of the Mississippi is q
great national work, and should not
be neglected one day, and of course,
we all believe in improving the great
national highway between the Miss.
isaippi and Green Bay, it being the
first line traversed by civilized mer
between the lake and the Father o
Waters.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-09

1t. lie buys wheat, corn or GA 8
with it, or he hires snd pays his la-
borers with it. Or if be does not
use 1T in active business himself, he
lends it to others who will. There
can be no general prostration of bust
ness as long as money has free cir
culation: and greenbacks whatever
their relative value to gold, greater
or less, will never be boarded. The
proper position for gold in the pres
ent and future times is in the Treas.
ury of the United States. 1t can be
boarded there to advantage. 1t can
there be used to regulate and render
uniform the value of the national
currency. 1t perhaps need seldom
be moved its presence will be suffi-
cient TO intlmidate Wall Street gam
blers from attempts to create a cor
ner in the precious metals. The
signal failure of these attempts here
tofore will render them less frequent
hereafter.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-09
STATE NEWS.
TAX PAYER

DIR. Sperry, late of Ripon College,
has received a appointment to an
Indian Agency N Dakota.
An excited individual rushed in.
to the the Racine post-office with a
Chicago money order and demanded
instant payment He received the
currency and then told his friends
that there was nothing like showing
these swindlers that you meant bust
ness and wouldn't stand any fooIing.
&C. II. Greenman, of Milton, has
lost $500 worth of gaapes by frost in
the last few weeks.
Captain John Murrish, 10 ex-
ploring tor mineral in Rchland
county recently, found a vein OF
earth resembling CASTLE soap. tits
employed 20 wash hands and gen.
tleman who had used i for thst pur-
pose supposed it was CASTLE soap, and
declared it was, after his attention
had been called to il. 1t leaves the
skin smooth and soft. 1t is said ss
remove grease spots from clothes
Iron is being shipped TO the Wis
coGsin Central Railway from Green
Bay at the rate of tea cars day,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-09

HORSE TRAINING.-Prof. York the
widely known trainer of Horses, has
been stopping in Lancaster for a
few days giving our people his ideas
of how horse should be educated.
He has subdued some very stubborn
beasts, among others mare belong
ing TO Enoch Flagg, and a stallion
owned by DIR. R. A. Clarke. His
manner of training sto be commend
ed, and we have no hesitancy in
making the statement that Prof
York is no humbug, but gentleman
of fine abilities and ole who would
not step to defrsud the Innocent by
claiming to domore than he can per.
form.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-09
HORSE POWER CIRCULAR saw Mill
S to 20 Per Cent Lower
CHERRIES SALE-ScHL1RER. ct al

State Of wisconsin, County Of Grant. ss-Circuit
Court. A. Rhomberg and Domiaick Rhemberg,
Partners DOUG business under the firm name and
style Of +. A Rhomberg Brother, against Matthias
Sch irer a John Schlirer
BY virtue Of an execution issued out Of the Circuit
Court OF Grant County in the above entitled cause
again the goods and ohat es lands and tenements
OF Matthias aud John Schitrer, and to directed aud
delivered | have siezed and levied all the right
title and interest that the said defendants, Matthias
and Johd Schirer had on the 20th day of Novem Der
A. D ISL, the day which said judgment was
docketed in my County, which they may have since
acquired the following 3esctbed real estate T. Wit
Lot No four - ia Block No two ~ in the Village of
Cassvie together with all AID singular the heredta-
ments and appurtenances thereuBto belonging or in
anywise sppe tanning, either in Lag or equity, which
will offer ter safe at Public Auction and sell to the
highest bidder for cash, a. the law directs at the
front door of the Court House, ia the Village Lam
caster ia said County and State aforesaid the 10th
day OF November 1878, at the hour of O'Clock in
the aftetnoon, TO satisfy said judgment and costs
Dated 1T the Shsria Office, IN the Niliage Of Ian
caste, Grant County, Wis, October lst, 1873
lsw6 7. CARRIER, Sheriff.