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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-20
SHERIFF'S SALE-ScHwALLER.

SHERIFF"S SALE -SCHwALLER
State Of Wisconsin, County of Grant--ss December
Special term, in Lafayette county. Cyrus Sargent
plaintiff against Victor Sehwaller and Elizabeth
Schwaler his wife, William Humphry and VIM.
b. Clark, defendants.
By virtue and in pursuance of judgment and
order of sale rendered in the above entitled action
at the December special term In La Fayette county
Wisconsin, held at the Court House, in the village of
Darlington, La Fayette county, on the 10th day of
December 1875, to directed and delivered, shall
Oh Saturday, the 18th day of February 1876 at the
hour OF one O'Clock in the afternoon the front door
OF the Court House, In the village Of Lancaster,
Grant county, Wisconsin, offer for sale and sell at
public auction to the highest bidde for cash. tho
following described mortgaged premises to. wit The
north half OF the northwest quarter and the southwest
quarter OF the northwest qua ter of section % and
the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter and
the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter Of
section two N and the northeast diagonal half of the
northeast quarter of the southeast quarter in said
section two (2) except about two the south
point thereof also tract of land described fol-
lows, to-wit Commencing at the northwest corner
OF the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter
section two (2) aforesaid and running thence south
forty 4O) rods thence east forty (40 rods thence
the place of beginning ALI town four A. north of
range six l6l west, containing in all two hundred
and twenty less, and all in Grant couu
ty, Wisconsin. The homestead of the defendant In
the above described land will be reserved until all
the balance of the above described mortgaged prem
Uses sold.
Dated at the sherif's sfice in the village Of Ian.
caster, Grant county Wisconsin, this 2lst day Of De-
cember, 1919.
J. B. MCCOY,
Sheriff of Grant County
Bushnell CLARK, Plaintiffs Att'ys. 4iw7
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-20
legal Advertisements.
CUMMONS-KEILeY.

Circuit Court in and for Grant county, Wisconsin,
Frederick B. Phelps against Thomas Kelley. The
State of Wisconsin 10 the defendant here named
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint in this action which has been filed in
the office of the Clerk OF the Circuit Court of Grant
county. at Lancaster. and to copy of your
answer to said complaint the subscribers at their
office, In the village Of Lancaster, Wisconsin, within
enty days after the service thereof, exclusive OF
the day of such service and If you fail to answer
said complaint within the time aforesaid the plain
tif in this action will apply to the court for the
relief demanded in their comp aint
Dated January s, 1879. 44wG
BARBER CLEMRNTsON, Plaintiffs Att'ys,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-20
Grand Distribution
OF
LOW PRICES FOR HlGN GOODS
ONE PRICE GROCERY STORE

The cheapest east Of the Atlantic coast where the
CHEAP John" style ia praeticed by advertising
such Great Sacrifice, Fearful Slaughter" or
Below Cost, etc, whore you will be received with
that peculiar smile Of mise, and then I'll make
dive for your weasel skin. One fault OF mine is
l had always been overpolite in Germany. came
pretty near being put in prison while ia the
old country for the very same reason but in
this glorious co lntry they ask invariably
credit if | practice on them my French style Of
etiquette but the greatest crimes man may he
guilty Of are being Dutch, getting drunk and playing
the fiddle. But have been led away from the thread
of my story. No woman is can be happy without
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-20

Yin 0S"tS u HppNoiS3 va "AiS -
habeus corpus.
End of the long strike in Pennsylva-
MIA coal mines, the strikers surrender
ing to the employers.
Great inundation of the rivers Ga
rome, France Immense destruction
of property, and many lives lost.
International Rifle match between
Irish and American teams at Dublin.
The American team the victors.
Robert Dale Owen, the great Spir-
itualist, pronounced insane.
End of the Tilton Moulton conspir-
acy trial, the jury failing to agree after
eight days deliberation. Jury stood
9 for Beecher and for Tilton.
Balloon ascension from Chicago by
Prof. Donaldson and a newspaper
man named Grimwood. Balloon and
party lost in the lake.
Failure of the great banking house
of Duncan, Sherman 81 Co., New
York. Liabilities six million
Extensive lockout of operatives in
English cotton mills.
AUGUST.
Breaking out of instruction in Her
zegovina, one of the Turkish pro-
vinces.
Assassination of Senior Gabriel
Garcia Morena, President of the Re-
public of Ecuador
Body of Grimwood, the reporter,
who made balloon ascension five
weeks before from Chicago with
Donaldson, found at Point Sabel,
Michigan, on the beach Of the lake.
Capt. Webb swims she English
Channel from Dover to Ramsgate.
The Royal yacht, with Queen Vic
tora on board, runs down q sailing
yacht in the channel. Three persons
drowned and one killed.
Fifty persons killed by powder ex
plosion at Barcelona, Spain.
w. II. Ralston, President of the
Bank of California, commits suicide
at San Francisco.
SEPTEMBER.
JEFF. Davis delivers an address be
fore the Do Soto county, Missouri
fair, to be followed by addresses al
other county fairs in that State.
Indictment of 100 Socialist con.
spirators in Russia.
Opening OF the new direct ocear
cabel, and reduction of rates.
Meeting of Bonapartists at Arene n
berg, Switzerland, in the interest o
a monarchy for France.
Final ceremonies at Rome OF con
ferring the Cardinalate on Monsigno
McClosky.
Inundation Of the city Of Galveston
Texas. Several lives lost and 5000,
900 worth Of property destroyed.
OCTOBER.
Robert Dale Owen pronounced re
covered and released from the lunati
asylum, where he had been con6ne'
since July.
Failure of the proposed treaty be
tween the government and the Siou.
Indians for the purchase Of the Blacl
Hills.
Death of Eli Caruth, the Vinelan(
New Jersey editor, shot in May las
by lands.
Destruction by fire of Virginia City
Nevada. Loss, $500, 900; and Aus
tin, Mississippi, loss $82. 900.
dwelling Of the statue of "Stone
wall" Jackson at Richmond, Virginia
The statue was the gift Of Englisl
admirers Of the General.
A council Of the United Irishmel
meet in New York, and condemned
to death Thos. J. McGeoghan, one o
their former members, for treason t.
Ireland.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-18

Won in want of Ghlldren's ana
hpy-' clothing, M well ~ children'e
and boys underwear save time ana
money pud nD 10 the New York
rlo'hipg liouao. i'd.
-lh i3osuoski, NJ the Delmouico res
tourant, has just received nice lot 'i
California grapes and poars-cholce lot
Of fruits, cnudics AID cigom, always on
hand. Gail nud see him.--Ad
Fine lot ofseIcct Baltimore oysters
lust received ut Drlmouico restaurant
Families supplied at Twelve aud one
half cents per dozen by the cau,-Ad.
Go audi see the original Ffench
John at his new fresh shell Oyestcr and
lunch house. john has nothing but
the best that the market Affords. Fresh
fish, game aud everything that Is good
to refresh the inner man. Under the
Odd Fellows Hall, Austin street.
Open day and nighL-Ad,
the Baltimore Oyster Saloon, ele'
gantly fitted up and boasiing the finest
cooks in the city, viii open on Mon.
day evening opposite The Lamar
Hotel. The finest and freshest oysters
can always be found on hand, and at
twenty five cents for raw and the cX-
trenlcly low price OF thirty.ilve cents
for those delicious bivalves in mY
shape. - d.
=. G.. Booth has no connection with
any other auction house but One-lo3
Main street, opposite the LeGrand
Hotel, aud any one wishing him to
sell his property must call at his new
Auction House. AID.
DO DOT buy green Malaga lemons,
0yloug ne yoU can get genuine Measina
lemons vt OeStefHnO Brothers, 3l3
Main street. Louisiana oranges by the
dozen or by barrels speciality. Call
and examine their stocb.--1d
Wrapping paper, twine, paper
bugs, croquet sets, wall paper, all
kinds Of stationery, asclect and fresh
tock Of the latest literature, at Reed d
IAthrops, sos Main street. Call and
Examine their stock.--Ad,
Fresh and llrst'cias3 baking pow
der twenty-five cents per pound, fresh
roasted coffee thirty cents per pound,
fresh yeast cakes twenty five cents per
pound and ground spices generally nj
the Dallas Coffee aud Spice Mills, corn.
er Elm and Live Oak streets. I'D.
The best prepared food for mock.
ing birds is sold ut the New Orleans
fruit store, opposite heGrand Hotel.
Candies, lemons and all kinds of rruits
at wholesale and retail Also main
depot for the celebrated Bethesda min.
eral spring water. Orders from thC
country promptly lillod. nd
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-18
LOCAL JOTFINGS.

Don't forget the Hebrew Lall.
The Fire boys had u meeting last
night Mt their hall.
The City Council held their usual
meeting last night.
Yesterday afternoon was as pleas
ant IA could be asked.
Building at the Fair Grounds b
progressing rapidly.
some bets have been paid up since
tho news from Indiana
VIII see you at the fair grounds IL
now the general appointment
The little girls will have II nice
time dancing next Thursday night al
the dancing school.
General Walker formerly editor OF
THE HERALD, has Sought himself q
place near Winchester, Virginia.
When will the miserable littl'
pests called day mosquitoes leave Us ?
They are worse at times than the sew
cnth plague of Egypt
old Reason had n tful bouquet
OF flowers yesterday evening. u
Reason would keep sober and devote
himself to horticulture he could make
money in Dallas.
Every body should look ut the Gle.
CANT stock Of watches, JeWcIry ana sil-
verwaro, suitable for presents, just re-
ceivcd Mt Webb's, sos Main street.
--"Dog eat dog seemed the cry on
Austin street yesterday. 1t was very
nearly verified to the shame Of the
barbarious wretcles who encouraged
the s0-oalled sport
The cattle, sheep and hog stalls al
the Fair Grounds are rapidly iilling
up with thoroughbreds from this and
other States, some OF kentucky's best
stock having already arrived.
"A farmer wanted to bet his OK
team yesterday, on Elm street, against
II pound of sugar, that ThrOckmorton
would be elected In this district.
Strange to say, no one took him up.
1.-THE ways of the wicked are
false" said he, ~ the apple'peel slip
ped under her foot. "Yep, but they
create bustle" she replied, MS h,
climbed out OF drain which had not
been well planked over. He said sim
ply, I'D d--n."
Our party of hunters start ont
soon. May they remember the in.
junction with regard to truth when
they return. When they came back
the last time the boys did tell 'em-
whew! 1t makes pious reporter
blood run cold even to think of IL.
Wheat and cottoA were both stir
and active yesterday, Notwithstanding
other markets were depressed. The
new compress had morc business that
they could attend to for while; but
after working off 800 bales or so, II had
more leisure.
George Washington has ut last
fallen from his high estate. In con.
nection with his big brother, he bur.
glar2ed a house night before last, aud
yesterday fell into the clutches of Mar
shal Morton. One Of the Mobile fra.
ternity, par mobile .Grddum has already
done the state some service in tn,
penitentiary, and 1t is probable that he
and his big bud will do yet more.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-18
LOCAL IsltIlVITIHS.

III Nuh WISH w MANI y WA WIG w
family reNl good and valuable h0usr.
hold present, buy ono Of th.sr cclc
braled Calkin's Washing Machines,
for sale by l.. A, Blake, general and
state agent, i03 Main street, Dallas,
rexae. I'D.
YOU may observe people from far
and near selecting their winter gar
ments ut the New York Clothing
House. I'D
For Northern apples go TO llag.
garrs.-Ad,
For Northern potatoes go to Hag-
garls,-~
-Fiue parallne wax candles ut the
Market Drug Store SIG Main street.
At
Before passing the corner, walk in
aud see whether we can save you
money in white shirts and underwear
New York Clothing House i'd
Have your watches and jewelry
repaired and warranted NJ Wrbb's, sos
Main street. I'D.
--l!ieherg's food for infants and eX-
tract of beef, at the Market Drug store,
SIG Main street. I'D.
Rat poison, sure extinvuisher,
prepared at the Market Drug Store, SIG
Main street. I'D.
For Northern onions go to HaL-
gart's--Ad.
Are you in want of stylish VIM
ter suit? Before investing el4ewhere
so to the New York Clothing House.
I'D.
--sevcnty-live cents will get four
handsome pictures at Shismanian's
photo gallery, corner Lamar wagon
yard. Ad
Go to Haggarrs for fresh choice
| bahhAges. AID.
The purcst glyceriue soap and
cheepest hnrd.wutcr soap at the
Market Drug Store, $40 Main street
| AL.
One hundred cases of Kellogg's
baking Powders for SALE cheap, Mt j.
q. Booth " Co.'s Auction Rooms, 4OS
Main street. AID
Now Is the time to save money.
| From one to ten dollars saved ON a
ticket. Johnson n M0nget, LeGrand
Hotel, will put you through cheap
I'D.
Extreme reductions in prices of all
winter clothing at the New York
Clothing House, I'D.
The most delicious candies are
made fresh every day at Greaves Il
Co.'S. 3l3 Main street, opposite Cosmo.
polItan Hotel. I'D.
--One thousand pounds of Goshen
butter received ny Haggart AID.
Fifty cents is all it viii cost you to
get two beautiful album pictures at
Shishmanian's photo gallery, corner
Of Lamar wagon yard, Main street.
Al.
One thousand pounds of New York
dairy cheese received by Haggsrt-Ad
--Greaves Il Co.'S. candies are made
Of the purest sugar and are perfectly
healthy for children. Send the little
ones to SlS Main street. --Ad.
Three thousand barrels of potatoes
to arrive ut Haggart
All orders for seeds filed by Hag.
gart.-Ad.
The cheapest hard water soap and
the largest variety of toilet soaps, per.
fumes, combs, brushes and fancy cut
glass bottles,at the Market Drug Store,
$40 Main street--Ad.
--Haggart supplies Dallas with Nor.
thern produce.
One thousand barrels of apples 10
arrive ut Haggart.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-18

other words, do not mike enough OF
the nuidj, OF else the pipes in The san
Jacinto are foul, Ia cither case, "'
cnll on the gas company to come Ioi
ward ana either clear thel, pipes of
else make more gas and keep a hisAN
pressure at the works. THIS ID notonIy
true OF thesau Jaclnto, but complaints
IN no few numbers naVe been heard
from other localities.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-18

Han the Fair Association offered any
prize or premium for fancy artistic
work? The question is asked because
many Of our young ladies are working
hard on articles which they can easily
be induced to enter in case of competi.
ton. For instance, Miss Katie Cahell
has some most beautiful wax flowers,
made by her own hands, which would
not only be an ornament to the fair
but an honor to their maker even
were she "A professional.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-18
Gus.

The gas at present in Dallas IL simp-
ly execrabl,. In the hotels the rooms
are almost without light. When n
burner Is lighted II illckers and flares
like an expiring candle We speak
more especially Of the San Jacinto.
Either the gas company are furnishing
bad material, or they do not give
pressure enough on the gasometers Tin
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-18

A rare specimen 'of draft horse il
now In the stables on the Fair Ground.
He is thoroughbred Canadian, aged
two years, and weighs sixteen
hundred and fifty pounds. Two other
magnificent specimens of thorough.
bred draught horses are also on the
Fair Grounds, one of them being con-
sidered cheap at fifteen hundred dol.
lars, These horses are brought from
Missouri, and took premiums at Kan.
sas City.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-18
Gone.

IIowes great London show has gone,
but the original French John has not
gone, and will exhibit, day and night,
his large elephant oysters, which lac Is
receiving daily ut his fresh shell oyster
ana lunch house; also, fresh llsh and
game of all Kinds. Under odd Fellows
hall, Austin streeL--ld
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-18

The courts are doing but little. Ills
honor, the Mayor, puts u few of the
boys in limbo every morning. In the
District and County Courts the rule
seems TO DISCONTINUE, continue. The
lawyers complain that they cannot
reach their cases, yet they still "con-
tinue."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-18

The barkeepers of Dallas held n
meeting last evsning tor the purpose
of discussing the occupation tax.
Without making further public the
meeting or its results, we may state
they selected attorneys to fight the oc.
Cupation tax to the bitter end.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-18
nc.,ruDlc stSlpcr for Rent.

The rooms over State Savings Bank,
lately occupied 10y Col. Il, j. Strong and
G. NJ. and DR. Phillips are now for rent
to prompt and good tenants only Ap.
ply to
n, II. GRURER,
Grpt3Odif state say inss BnuR.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-18
For Exchange.

A beautiful and highly improved in
diana farm, with dwelling barn, out
houses, orchards, etc; will be exchanged
for Dallas city property or Texas lanes
Address, Editor Herald.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-18
phtEFlIRltIGD SPECIALS.


Wanted an active, energetic and
honest man To act rs an Ngeut in Dallas,
for the sale Of Austin lime, Address
with references ", WALSH.
Manufacturer of Lime, Austin, Texas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-18
A knrN dnrinSiiN .

The noted Austin stables of I'm,
horses, Sam Harper, Ella Harper and
Hada, VIII make their appearance
upon the track during the coming
fair.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-18
Commercial.

NEW YORK, October i7.-Flour UNCHANGED
aud n little moro doing In city nil and Ok
tras; closed about steady southern more lc
ing and unchanged. Wheat about one cent
bet,et; fair export and moderate millinu
demand; 81 2lQll % red western. Corn llvht,
~ In buyers favor; moderate demand for
export ana home use. Oats In buyers favor
ana unchanged IN prices.
81 louls, October III lour quiet and
unchanged, Oats lower; white ON trnrE
@lsc, Rye quictat 5S@6'hc, Barley dull
aud I'm hanged. wa
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-18
Notice.

Dispositions aud acknowledgment to
any instrument of writing taken W
W. A. HarWood, clerk Of the District
Court of Dallas c0unty,-dd
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-18

Ia quantities from 1000 to 100000.
Apply at Thomas yard, opposite City
Mills octSdtt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-18

Kellogg's Baking Powders one dol
lars dozen, ut j. q. Booth N Co.. Is
Auction Rooma, iO3 Main street. 49, Id,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-18
CITY BUSINESS.

Hot and Cold Baths at wilson's. Nh
AfA Elm street ~ 20 cents, deey baI
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-02-24

swHAT To KEEP.-A pullet Matched early
in the spring begins TO lay at the approach
of the winter, and pullets Matched late in
the spring begin to lay in the ensuing
spring and it Is by. saving proportion OF
pullets from the early or late broods, that
you make sure of winter eggs. a few early
Matched chickens for the winter markets.
aud "A numerous flock of chickens In the
warm months. when rearing is less precar-
ious The hen continues In her prime for
two, and at most three years-therefore
save pullets equal to third of your brood
stock. sellng.of at trifiug price. the same
number of aged hens, or Offering them up
in stewed dish or well baked pie.
However. have no scruple about keef-
ing a heavy symmetrical made. splendidly
feathered bartlett" four years. for the
sake oY her stock. Many farmers grumble
about their poultry from not paying atten-
ton to such simple matter as their not
looking over their brood stock once year.
drafting all the old danes (known by the
developed scales on their legs and reserv-
lng from the market the most promising
Young pullets raised during the season.
lions Herald.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-02-24

FACTS WORTH kNowING.-lt is worth
while for all farmers everywhere to re-
member that thorough culture is better
than three mortgages on their farms.
That an offensive war against weeds is
five times less expensive than defensive
one.
That good fences always pay better than
lawsuits with neishbors.
That hay is a good deal cheaper made in
the summer than purchased in the winter.
That more stock perish from famine than
founder.
That q horse who lays his ears back and
looks Lightning when any Que approaches
him is vicious. Don't buy him.
That scrimping the feed OF fattening hogs
is waste OF grain.
That oyer-fed fowls won't lay eggs.
That educating children properly is
money lent at one hundred per cent.
That one evening spent at home in study
i. more profitable than ten lounsing about
country tayerns.
That cows should be MIXED regularly
and clean.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-02-24

There IS IN nearly every neighborhood =
People fiud something in the taste OF bacon
that comes from his smokehouse that they
do not find in that grading the highest in
the market. This man IS one who has a
good smokehouse. who is careful as TO all
preparatory measures. careful as 10 the
hanging Of hams. shoulders. etc. and who
chooses the material out of which he build.
IA, fire for producing smoke with knowl-
edge OF which will produce the best results.
The selecting OF certain kinds OF wood and
is preparation in a particular way might
BE laughed at in this day of wholesale
smoking as fine points, and the man who
insisted on thoroughly cleaning his smoke
house before he put his meat into il might
bc called over particular. but there i no
doubt he would give Us the old flavor and
excellence. II is possible that farmers neg
lect many of these fine points, in which
their fathers had great pride. and so fail in
keeping mp the standard OF home cured
meat. II this should be read by any far
mer of the old regime, We hope he will AT
once communicate the details or his own
process Of curing meat. But suppose there
i no smokehouse on the farm: The Rurul
Ne Yorker advises plan in use in many
localities. On slight rise OF ground dig
al underground passage, one end open
for fire, the other opening in large bar
rel standing on the ground, in which the
hams and shoulders are to be hung, or a
box may take the place Of the barrel. An
er the fire is well started, the lower end is
closed, and the smoke seeks an outlet
through thu barrel or box al the other end