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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
Keep thu Cows Warm.

What sight ls more pleasant than =
row of sleek, we'll cared for, healthy
animals IN winter? Outside, the thel.
momcter stands close upon zero; ID
side the temperature is so comiortab ,
that we can well dispense with oui
overcoat From whence comes thi>
genial warmth? No coal or wood i,
consumed to raise the temperature
The problem is easily solved. Here
are fifteen stoves, not constructed OF
iron or stone, but Of flesh and blood,
and in these stoves hay and grain are
burned constantly, and hence the heat
It is the warmth radiated from The
animals that we feel, and this comes
from actual combustion, produced by
the play of vital or chemical forces
within the organisms. A large per
centage Of the food supplied adds
neither TO our store of milk or flesh,
but is burned to produce animal heat.
and in winter the supply of food mus
be increased, to compensate for the
loss by direct radiation from the sur
face and through the respiratory or
ganS.
No greater mistake can be made
than to house your animals in cold
open barns. a shlvering COW can give
no milk, nor grain any flesh. To feed
. COW or any other animal, in the cold,
open air, is about as foolish and waste
ful as to place a stove out Of doors,
fill it with fuel, and expect to receive
benefit by warming the atmosphere
generally. Animals need protection
and warmth rs well as human beings.
Journal Of CHEMISTRY
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
Wisconsin "Reformers."
tFrOm the Chicago Inter .ocsana


+. The few "Reformers" of Wiscon-
sin who really believe they were
lighting corruption and doing a good
work IN their efforts to defeat Gov.
Washburn and the Republican tick t
lasi fail Will learn after a while that
the Inter Ocean was right in its pre-
dlctions, and that, instead of organ
lze party OF honest men, they have
fallen into the clutches of Que of the
worst rings that ever existed.
We have heretofore given some OF
the results of the late combination
Ia that State, and have shown oar
readers how Gov. Taylor, who was
elected as Farmers Reform cat
didate, Is working in the interests OF
his Old associates, and is controlled
0y the Democracy If further proof
were required, it would be found in
the Governors late action regarding
the appointment Of a Judge tor the
county Of Milwaukee. There were
two candidates for this position
Hon j. f. Mann, notorious b pur-
Don, and the attorney of the liquor
iealers' league, and Mr.. Samuel H. w
ard, "a representative Of genuine re-
form. Petitions for the appointments
Of the latter were showeIed upon the
Governor, signed by large number
Of me mbers OF the bar, by the most
prominent business men, by niue
leen out of tweuty-one members OF
he City Council, and by any num-
Ger OF private CITIZENS. But it wa
all to 10 purpose The Democratic
Or, JUDGES of the Reform" Govern
or are so strong that even q judicial
'tfice is controlled by them. Mr..
Mann received the appointment, aud
he honest men of Wisconsin who
we're led into this league with Bour-
)onism are beginning to open their
y es TO the real state of AFFAIR."
Meantime, the Reform" Legislature
Which YVES going to redress all the
5iie7ances Of the agrlcultursts, and
| 3mancipate them from the thrall-
ION of insOlent mo"opolies. drAgs
It's SLOW length along, and there are
10 signs of the millennium. As "a
'aluabIe lesson, which it was per-
'aps necessary that the people should
learn, there could be no hing better
han the victory in Wisconsin Of the
so-called Anti-Monopotists. The uu-
approachable humbuggery of the
whole thing is now becoming 50 ap-
parent that even he who runs may
read
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26

GE Courtship and marriage in
Sweden are peculiar institutions.
Du Chaillu says: II saw one mate
made He met her at the gate and
poked his fingers in her ribs, and
said: / want to get married, don't
yCu?' oh l don't know Go away
Yes you do; let's get married
Well ask papa No, never mind
him, we'll get married anyhow
And he went around telling every
body be saw. I'm going to marry
that girl The preparations cor
tinued during the three weeks re-
quIred By law 10 have the bans pub
lIshed in the churches. Fishes were
caught, stores for the feast laid in.
beer brewed, and whisky purchased
Wedding Publications. are INDUCED
in for week. The couple were
married. They went from the
church to the house, and the BRIDE
maids locked the bride in her room.
The groom knocked at the door
How much will you give to come
IN 2 Two cows and S.. That
no' enough Three cows and So
Ca, you are rich; you must give
more than that Five cows. and
SIS was the final ofter, which was
accepted"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
ESTATE -RossIE.

IN the matter Of the Estate Of John Rosie deceased
Ia Probate -Grans County Court, February 18th
l-74
On reading and ding the petition Of Thomas John
of thu County Of Il rant prese ming among other
things that Johu Roszie in his life me vas bound by
sontract writing to convey 10 your petitioner GER.
tain Real Estate ia the County of Grant and State of
Wisconsin wit: The south east a of 3 Il and the
south half o. the ntrh quarter OF the south east
quarter of Section sixteen OF Township five north OF
Range west-cOntaining sixty and prav ng that
Margaret ';o.sis the Execltrx Of the last viii and
testament OF i'm Rossie deceased, may be authCriz
ed and required by decree ot this Court to execute
conveyance above described premises accord ny
the prayer oi said petition.
1t IL ordered that he matter Of aid petition he
heard before Judge Of this Court at the Probate
Ofc- Lancaster said county on Monday the Both
day of March A. D. 1878 ut ono clock in the after
ofsaid day.
AMI il is tufther ordered that notice thereof be
given TO the heirs OF said dec, I'D and to al
Interested, by pub i-hlng copy OF this order tor
successive weeks prior to saidday of heaIi' <.
ia the Grant County Herald weekly newspaper,
printec and published at Lancaster in said County
BY the Court
4sw6 VIM Nc HOMO Al Connty Indge !
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
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Dated Sheriff. ONCE Lancaster, Wis Feb 7, 1871.
4sw6 TCARRIER sheriff.
SHERIFF SALE -MANaoLD.

st ,te of Wisconsin. County of Grant, rs Cir ut
Court. Catrick Qlinn John Mangold.
hereby give notice that by virtue OF an u'iou
issued ont OF the Circuit Court crawford C0uety
WISCONSIN, upon the judgment entered ia th ABOVE
entitled action tn 3rd day OF Nay, 1871, ana 70
me di ectrd and delivered and for the want of sur
cient z DDS and chat of the said do endant, have
by direction of the Plaintiffs AttotreS levied upon all
the right, title ami interest whatsoever that the
above med defendant, John Maugod had on the
third day OF May 1871 has since acQut ed ia and
to the following described lands and premises to Wit
The west ha Of south east quarter of Section tfr
" tour Town five, Range six, est in Grant County
Wisconsin. containing eighty acres,
will the fourth day Of April. 1894 at the front
door Of the Court House in the Village Of lancaster
in said County the hour fone O'clock p. oil sr
for sale and sell the highest bidder for cash, tn
abor d scrbed lands Ia s,tisfy said Judgment and
costs, CARRIER, sheriff, Grant 90,
Dated Sheriff's Office, Lancaster Feb. To- 1874
d. a. THoM,s Pin Atty 49w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26

s@- The great attraction Of the re-
ceptlons given by Mrs. General Sher-
man at Washington is the General.
There is no other such G, neral-no
other such man. He is no grim hero
who is war-wOrn and sedate. but one
of the boys" who not only loves to
jest with the girls, bnt who if he can
get any one to sit down at the piano
and play reel. is in his glory. To
see him Balancing, swinging opposite
ladies, tearing down the middle and
up the outside. you would never rec
ogniZs the leader OF that host which
went marching through Georgia,
coDquering and to conquer. Ht has
bis own ideas, too, OF men and things,
and be does not hesitate about ex~
pressing them
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
48w6
l. STATE FRANCES.

In the Matter of Dover in the Estate Of Albert
u. Frances deceased. In Probate, Grant County
Court f. bruAry 6, 1874.
On rtad,u. and tug the PETITION Of Margare Ell
France ~ the County OF Grant REL r.stutng ama ny
otter things. that AIuett H. Frances late of the
County If 1rant died ii ID OF estate in fee sim.
pie. 10 ami 10 the following lands In he County ~
,3rsut aud State of Wisconsin tn wit:
he south west qn4rter of south east quarter and
hIlf Of south quarter aud north west quar-
Of north quarter OF Secion twenty eight and
sixty acr.s III side OF the halt of north
quarter % Sect thirty three and thirty three
and hal section seventeen. ali in To In
i've II r., h OF Range five West and south west quar-
ter mouth east quarter OF section twenty six aud
sou h quarter OF moth quarter of section
fl teen 10 Town FIVE north Of Range six West, aud
lots aud in book 10 the Village Of q BLOOMINGTON
Aud that she has not had her dover Ia sail Estate
ass gned her and that the heirs at law II said de-
ceased do di put. her ,1ght Of dover in said
tate and pray ing tln.t dover IN said estate se
signrd aud set Of to her.
1t is ordered tnat he matter IF said petition be
heard before the Jutge tut Court, At tte Probate
ONCE in Lancaster IL said count Monday the 10th
day Of March, 1874 O'Clock in tn afternoon OF
said day.
ordered further that notice thereof be given to the
heirs Of said deceased and to ri persons rested
by publishing copy tth5 "rder for three succees-
i've weeks prior said day Of hearing IL he Grant
County Herald weekly newspaper printed and
published at Lancaster In said County.
By he tHuTt,
lwQ VIM NrGDN ItIAT Go. ,JudCa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
The Dread Trichina spiralis.

The temperance of the dreaded
disease trichina spiralis in the West
has been satisfactorily demonstrated
by the Investigations of physicians
within the last few weeks. The re-
port has reached the East, and the
New York Herald recently published
an article in relation to the matter,
which said that quite sensation had
been created among the dealers III
Western hogs, and, further, that the
Board of Health had instructed the
inspectors to pay particular attention
TO the subject of frichlna Spratis, and
the meat inspectors will examine all
fresh arrivals of PORK from the West.
In this city the disease is asserted to
have existed in isolated cases for a
number of weeks. Two families al
the present time are being treated at
No. 287 State street, by DIR. Ernest
Schmidt. In these two homes are
nine persons in a !, each of whom il
suffering the agonIes of this complaint,
caused by eating sausages made from
" ilob W 40 ONItN VA w OG i'bi II w
condition, but which, unfortunately
proved to be meat Infected with para
sites. The doctor has twelve different
preparations of different pieces 81
pork, taken from the sausages, The
eating OF which caused the paintu
sickness Of no less than nine person,
in the present instance, and although
it took long and troublesome analy
sis TO determine the existence Of the
trinchiD@, yet when the required in
tensity Of the microscopic power wa
procured mi lions Of living parasites
were at once discernible. The porl
from which the sausa9es eaten by The
alinG families was made, came from
Amboy, about sixty miles from th'
city. The physician in charge ha
tested the meat in one way by giving
it to dogs, and in every instance 1t ha
caused death. Dr. Schmidt promise
further and fuller information of thes
cases as they progress.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26

Ky Henry Clay, or some other
great man, once remarked that it was
better to travel a hundred miles to
communicate with an adherent by
word of mouth, than to write single
letter to him. This has been repeat
ed y exemplified in our politics, and
now an instance is related of the late
English elections which also proves
the wisdom Of the remark A candi-
date in an English borough telegraph
ed TO one of his adherents: II win
come down 5 p. NJ This, which
was only meant to communicate the
tact that the candidate would visit his
agent at O'Clock, was interpreted IL
mean that he would come down" Is
for each vote and came near costing
his seat An equally absurd dispatch
defeated Mr.. English, of Connecticut.
tor Governor, few years ago, and
these instances prove that politicians
should avoid letters and kilograms
altogether.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26

LOOK TO Your SEED. Now is q
go2t time to LOOK to your seed AND
clean it thoroughly. | put in side
spout that goes with my flaming
mil, and take out Just the very larg-
e~t and best grain for scotland j,
pays we'll to clean seed thoroughly.
lfyou will sepa' ate out the best OF
your wheat. and then sow right by
the side of it the small and inferior
grain, and some just as it comes, you
will then see what difference il
wil! make. You can tell as soon a.
i comes up, and you will see the
dividing line all the time until it is
harvested. and will notice still more
difference when you come to thresh.
II you were not fortunate enough to
save your seed corn before the heavy
trosts last tall, look around among
your neighbors and get some good
seed. IL is better to pay SIS bush
el than to accept poor seed as a gift
Good seed of all kinds is what ali o
as should take pains to have.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
Does Drumming Pay "
[F,om the Boston Commercial Bulletin.

From the Boston Commercial Bulletinl
There is just now warm discus
sion, especially among dry goods
j bbers, relative to the value OF
"drnmmers" and looking toward
breaking up the drumming system
altogether Several of the largest
houses will send no statesmen out
this season. They propose to MAKE
prices low, send out occasional sam
Piles and make the buyers feel the
real necessity Of coming himself to
market, and canvassing the trade.
The present condition OF the inter :
Tor trade shows too plainly the evils
Of buying wholly from road samples.
Many who have been wholly deper-
dent on drummers for goo d. are now
asking for extension, aud in TO many
cases, have in stock goods q tllcul
to move. We hear OF u Providence
dry goods dealer who four years ago
came each fortnight TO the Boston
market, but since that time ba-
bought wholly 10y samples from drum
mere, To-day he is q candidate for
extensions and credit Tor new stocks !;
competitor, with no better opport1-
mites, who has been coming here
once u month, has anticipated hi,
February bills, and is buying tJl
cash his spring aasorlments.
The salesman drumming through
the C untry is Of en- too apt 10 cons. :
er the ,ustomer and not his employ :
er. Anxiety to send home g d tut.
orders often induces him to neglect
some important facts that might
curtaiI his patrons credit, because II
would reduce the eum total of sales,
and might disploase his customer.
Thus the customer gets overloaded,
and at settling day falls ack on the
selling fam for special tavors
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26

- The decision OF the Supreme
Court of Illinois, in the case OF Inv
don vs.. Lyndon, has been reversed
by the United States Supreme Court.
Il will be remembered that Lyndon
was the coachman OF Col Hancock,
OF Chicago, and that he married the
Colonel daughter, aged I6. Imme-
dlately after the ceremony, the young
girl, feeling guilty Of having done her
family wrong, flew home and con-
iessed, and never after saw her hus
band. Later she commenced suit
10 free herself of the marriage bond.
ne Supreme Court of the State held
that the marriage was legal. and il
was taken up higher, and now the
United States Supreme Court decides
that under the circumstances Of the
bride being a minor, and the perjury
Of Lyndon, who Swore on the license
that she was Is, that the marriage is
nullity. 1t seems from this that
when girl minor is married the hus-
band must get the fathers consent in
order TO make the marriage legal
This i an entirely different view from
the prevailing custom.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
SUMMONS -RoBARTs, ct al.

state OF Wi4consn County Of Grant. Circait Court -
Joseph Benin tt, samuel Hoskins, Joseph George
and Joseph c. Iholvn partners doing business
der the firm name and style of Bennett George Il
Co plaintiffs against Sarah Robarts, Il. J. Cooper
ard VIM. T. Henry. Defendants. The State OF Wiz
cousin to Sarah Robarts. II. j. Cooper and Vim +,
Henry the above named defendants;
Yon are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint in this action copy OF which is here
with served upon you aud to yea copy Of
the said comp LIANT the sub-crb RS At their
office O. in the village OF Dodge lille. IL
the com of Iowa and State OF Wisconsin Within
twenty days after the service hereof exclusive of the
day such service and you tail 70 the sala
complaint within the time aforesaid the ? aintn wi
apply to the Court for the relief demanded in thu
complaint
Dated, Do1geville, Wis, this 18th day of January
1874. REESE & CARTER.
Plaintiffs 'ttorneys. Dodgeville Wis
The complaint IN the above EMIT eli action was
fl led in the office the Clerk vi the Circuit Court in
and for Grant 'Ounty, Wisconsin At the Court tous
in the village OF lancaster, in said county On the
2Ist lay Of January, 1874. H EsE CARTER.
4S16 Plaintif Attorneys.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26

ERlFF'S SALE

Judgment % Execution and Sale. State OF Wiscon.
SIN, County of urant SIS circuit Court Thomas
Bren, Plaintiff against George Bliss, David Good
eli aud Ellen Goodell. Letr ndauts.
hereby give notice tfatb by virtue OF an Execution
issued at and under the Seal If the said Court.
upon the jujg entered in the above entitled &C
ti0u dated February 81, iS74 and TO directed a
delivered aud for want OF sufficient goods and chatt les
the said defendants have ny direction Plaintiff.
levied upOn al the right lite aud interest whatsorV-
that he above named de endhnts, George Bliss.
David doOdeli and Ellen Goo eli had the tn day
OF Deeember 1918 has since acquired in and to the
following described lands aud premises 10 wit;
The nUrtA hal of south hall II nth east guar or
OF north east quart r OF section twelve Aso the
north halt OF the orth quarter of section twelve
own ok Range four west. containing ninety acres
more or les. Fili On the Zath day OF March 1874
at the front door of the ipurt House Ia the Viihg-
OF Lancaster, ia said County at the ofone CLOCK
p, NJ ofer Tor sale and shall sell to the Aighet bd
der Tor cash tho described Auds to satisfy said Judg
men and costs
Dated Sheriff. Office Lancaster, WIS Feb 7, 1871.
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Ceaal Notices.
CHERIFFS SALE

- u = ,
Foreclosure sale State of Wisconsin, County o
Geant-ss Circuit Court. Joseph Walker, Plain
tiff against John uliford, aea Mary NJ, Guliord,
his wife, farley Gnlliford and Amanda III. Guilt
f,rd his wife, defendants
b. virtue and ia pursuance of a judgment and or
der foreclosure and Sale rendered in the above en-
Titled action by said Court II the March term
thereof to-wit: the 7th day of March A. ID. 1873,
shall on saturday. the 2lst day OF March, A. ID.
1874 at O'Clock r. NJ. at the front door OF rho Court
House in the village OF Lancaster in said county,
offer for and sell at public auction the hghe
bidder TOR cash the 10 towing described mOFtgagsd
premises situated lying and ueing IN tho County OF
Grant and state of Wisconsin, to wit:
The south east Il of north west II aud north east q
OF south Of Section 81. aud u az north
east "a OF ,outh west and north "a of south east q
Of south west a of ect,on ID Town seven Range
Wrst. containing 20 acres more o. less
Dated 1t the sheriff ONCE in the village OF Lam
caster, Wisconsin this 10Th day OF February 1873.
TGARRIER, Sheriff 1rant Co.
woottwx 49,. 81 Ruff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
ESTATE GALLOWAY

In Prubate--Grant Co Court In the matter OF the
Est tie otM.ses Galloway, deceased.
on reading aud ing the petition Of Mary "
Gal away OF the County Of Grantrepresenting among
thing that Moses GA iawAy late of the County OF Gran
the 9Th day OF February ID. 1874, at the CouEty
Of araut died int.sato leaving goods. chattels and
witiH this st and County and that the said
petit tn" widow ct said deceased, and praying
that administration of said estate be TO her and
William Gates granted
ordered that said petition be heard before the
Judge of this Court Monday, the 10th day OF March
A.D. 1874, at O'Clock NJ. at Lancaster in said
County.
Ordered further that rotice thereof be given the
heirs OF said deceased AMI to all persons terested
10y publishing copy OF this order for three success.
weeks prnr to aid iay OF hearing in The Grant
County Herald weekly newspaper printed and PUB
Iiss ed at Lanca~te in said County.
By the Court,
Wm McG0NGGAL, Coun.y Judce
Dated at Lancaster Wis the 10th day OF Feb mn
A d lS74 3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
SIrMMONS-WAnE II al

Circuit Court in and for Grant County, Wisconsin -
Nelson Dewey. Plaintiff versus Jacob y. Wade
Philip b NETT and Lewis G. Fuller, Defendants -
The State of Wise Insin to ths defendant Lswts z
Fuller above named:
You ar" her by summoned and required TO answer
the comp aint in this action which is ed In the Of
ice of he Clerk Of said Court at Lancaster In sail
county ana 10 serve copy # your answ-r TO said
complaint on the sab crbers At their Office in the
vii OF Lancaster, Wisconsin within twenty days
after the service hereof exclusive of The day such
s.rvcs AMI il Won fail TO answer the said complain;
within le aforesad the Piai tiff this action
apply TO the Court tor the relief dema ded in the
complaint
Dated January q. 1874.
BARBER &CIEMFNTsON,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
ESTAT E-RnnL.

In Probate Grant County Court In the mat Of the
estate Of GtorRe Boil. deeeseed
On Reading and filin the PETITION o. Geo, A. KreuI
Executor OF the estate OF Geotge Bth decreased
representing among other hing that H. has u{Iy al
ministereu -aid Estate and praying that a time a d
Place be hxed for ex4ni"fng aud lowing his accoun
OF lis administration
1t ordered that said account be examn ned bv tn
Judge Of this Court Monday the ltth dan r. March
said ountv,
Aud 1t Is urther ordered that notice thereof be
given to all persons Interested by publishing COPY
OF this ORDER three ;cessivo prior 10 said
day oil healing IL che Gram County Herald weekly
newspaper. printed and published at Lancaster in
said County BY the Con Z,
Wm VIC iONiGAL, County Judge
Dated At Lancaster. tue 18th day Of F.bruar, A D
1874 .ov3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-02-26
ESTATE OEl,iER
IL The Matter nfths E.tate - Inhn Gaia

In the Matter Of the Estate Ct John Geger aeceased
Il Probate Grant County court
Notice is hereby gwen that we the UNDERSIGNED
were on the 18th day of January, 674 appointed nv
the County Court OF the tounty of Granf. Commits
sionei- t. receive examine and adjust all claim. ~
demands OF ali persons against sad John tiriyer de
ceased that six months from aud after the l2th d.y
o. January 1874, having been allowed and limited
for an creditors o. said deceased To present their
claims 10 tor animation and allow nee aud that
we will on the 10th ~ ~ March and the 3th d,v Of
Ju y lS74 at the Store House OF the late John nj
ger deceased In the Village OF Cassvile in aid conn
ty OF Grant, from nne O'Clock, a. TO four ,clork
on each OF SAID days attend to the discharge Of
oar cuties as such Comuissi
Dated Cassvif, February 7. 1874
UkRts MCCARTNEY
hermann GRIMM
JOHN A. KLIonT
4sws Commission.r.