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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-13
.SUMMONS-KELLEY.

Circuit Court in and for Grant county Wisconsin,
Frederick B. Phelps against Thomas Kelley The
State of Wisconsin to the defendant here named
You are b. reby summoned and required TO answer
the complaint in this action which has been lied in
the office Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Grant
county. at Lanca ster. and to serve copy of vaur
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
tiff in this action will apply to the court for the
relief demanded in their complaint
Dated January 5, 1915 44w6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-13

Miss Julia Thomas, of Cornell, has carried
off the honors in Greek "Hellas" exclaim
the Sophs Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Inter. Ocean NAV be classical and cor.
rect, but it don't spell it the way the Sophs
did, "Hell, lass n-DtJuqte TmuS.
If we continue to He-lass our Sis
ters by masculinizlng their education,
il a few years, if he rival should
catch a prize over them, Wen see
fhem sticking up rows of dirty fng'
-rs aud crying out, "Hell, Ass =
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-13
Fancy Groceries, Fruits, Etc.
Grand Distribution
OF
LOW PRICES FOR HlGH GOODS
ONE PRICE GROCERY STORE

The cheapest east Of the Atlantic coast where the
CHEAP John style - prhcticed by advertising
such Great Sacrifice" "Feariul Slaughter" or
Below Cost, etc, where You will be received with
that peculiar smile Of mHe, and then I'll make a
dive for your "weasel skin One fault OF mine is
I had always been oycrp0lite in Germany. l came
pretty near being put in prison while in the
old country ior the very same reason, butt u
this glorious country they ask me invariably for
credit if / practice them my French style of
etiquette; but the greatest crimes may be
guilty Of being Dutch getting drunk and playing
the fiddle. But ] have been led away from the thread
o my story. No woman is or can be baprV without
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-13

CONGRESSMAN Holman, leading
Democrat of Indiana, proposes to cut
down appropriations $4,000, 900, by
stopping all public improvements,
and a general reduction Of all salaries
except those of Congressman and
rebel appointees.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-13

- The last dodge is that of man
in England who exhibited cat for
which he asked the moderate sum of
5000. 1t was represented to be of
the variety known as 'tortoise-shell;'
but on close inspection was apparent
that the ooloring was artificial, gam
boge having been daubed on SO unar-
tistica!!v that the judges aft ed this
remark TO their award: Very badly
dyed'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-13
Good Tea or Coffee

Then, why don't you call At my store aud!
please your wife, and particularly aysslt--
and you an like 10 hear your children lahga: woli
then, bring them TO my Toy and Candy Store, and
you will hear their merry ring in the air like
little silver bells. My line OF school Books is com.
plete, and If You won't Luy, down with intelli,
gence and mp with the flag Of superstition There Is
still remnant Of barbariy left at my store in the
shape OF pint and hafpnt hasks, which I will loan
deposit Of dime. and after they are empty on
yoU hive iyiu ate n f4ou .itb hos
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-13
Done AWAY With The Middleman.

and the money 1 save iuths way give
away, for l allow nobody to interfere
between and my customers. I also keep none Of
that seven years itch in the shape Of travelling
hummers' 50 you are not Obliged to help pay for kd
is honorable and respectable, aud doal in nOtbn.
that is damaged unsound or aduserated. Young and
old, rich and poor, bug Of ms for cash. | VIII
not trust half Of the people, because 90 not know
them aud the other half ] will not trust because
DO know them. can afford TO advertise, because
cannot afford to see people pass my store to some
terprising business man who his seed in the
columns 81 tHE GRANT COUNTY HERALD, aud is rc-
turned 70 him an hundred fold; or, Mark Twain
has il, There is Millions in it, And /, as "a fool,
like the farmer, have inalie rable right be
happy and satisfied with myself and that man il the
hEest fool u tho thrno WHO Is OF aiIferent nnlnnr
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-13
JUDICIAL CONvEN TON.

Republican Convention for the Fifth Judicial
Circuit composed Of the Counties Of Richland Craw-
ford. Grant, Iowa and Lafayette, will be held at
Musooda
On, Tuesday, February %, 1876,
= o'clock. m. to nominate candidate for Circuit
1d,e ar said Judicial Circuit to be voted for at the
ensuing annual Spring election.
Fach Senate District will he entitled to four dele
MP RINDLAUB
"A BENNETT,
FT HOBBS,
II EATON;
Judicial Circuit Committee
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-13

When we are uucouth or indeli>
cate with the Advocate it puts its
columns fairly in mourning with
words of Iamentati0n over the de-
pl3rable level Of the press. At such
times it is "grieved sorely
nerieved," at this state of things
Bat, when We observe the more dig
nifed proprioties and bestow upon it
commendatory professional notices
it forgets its horritied grief and
makes study of how it can squirt
smut at the HERALD. Notieeably
II observes the same sort of etiquette
with tue fraternity generally. I he
DiJl gave il 4 grievous blow. and
then /, toned down until last week
the Dial extended the warm frater-
nal hand fhis week il slurs the
Dat again The RchIand RapuJIj-
can was told Il lied and had only a
dozen subscribers. though that paper
had never abused the 4}c0t7ts The
Witness, never in the least dj>respect-
ful towards the -1iroeass, is rough
scuff9d perioiieaIly-no, regularly.
The editor Of the Adr0cate has not
even the amiabIlity Of Mrs. Boiling
brake. She youlI rather Be thought
i'll of than not to be theGght of at all,
but our neighbor can only &c amia-
bio when he is abused. Tie is a long
study, but we shall all know how to
take him atterwhile.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-13

Give rascality its legs and it will run itself
out Of the country = Clicogo Journal.
Rascality has had its legs and that
is why SO much Of it has run into the
country.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-13
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-13

BoGY of Missouri has Presidential
aspirations.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-13

Gov. Kirkwood will probably b'
chosen L. S. Senator from Iowa.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-13

will rent or sell my blacksmith, wagon and paint
shop. The business is situated in very desirable
business part of the village 1t is % by 10 feet and
is well adapted and arranged for business purposes
CassYille, Nov. IS SIT II, HAUGER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-13
WIN. Fl. STEWART.
Horse and Cattle Doctor,
LANCASTER, WIS.
For Rent or Sale.

will attend calls far and near day OF night Mare
and Cow Accoucheur a speciality. 33-3Sy
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-13

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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-13

NO party conventions" "no par
tizan influence" "divost the judicial
election Of political partnership, F"
irrespective of politics" Shoe
What mewling kittens these Demo
cratic politicians are. But how they
would laugh at such proposal in
kentucky, New York City, Brooklyn,
Milwaukee, or any other Democratic
stronghold. Gentlemen, be easy.
on needn't haye a party candidate
i You don't want one We bit at
sour bait last spring and elected
Judge Ryan, on the supreme bench.
% You follow our eyample-yote
unanimously for our man and then
neither You nor We can say he was
elected by partizan influence. That
IS the only way you can make your
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-13
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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-03-01
Train for the Gold Fields.
Large Freight to be Shipped via.
Bismarck for the Black Hills,
Parties Coming From all Points.
Holiday to Establish Stage Lines.
. Bra BLACK HILLS EXCITEMENT. !

RIG BLACK HILLS EXCITEMENT.
MINNEAPOLIS, March lst.- Several
car l"ad> Of freight leave this msraing
for Bismarck and the Black Hills from
this city and large quantities from st.
Paul. Several parties also leave Thurs
day morning and will arrive in Bis
marck Saturday evening. Greater in
tsrest is nov exhibited than at any pre-
v'ous tune Miners are being ticketed
through from Minneapolis and st. Paul
to the Hills, via Bismarck, with one
hundred pounds luggage and fifteen
days rat'ons, for fsrty dollars. Rail-
road fare from Chicago to Bismarck
$3l from Chicago to Cheyenne $50.
Large p rites forming 1T Wells, Kas-
sou, A"oka, and other Minnesota points,
which Will leave in few days. Other
parties reported in Missouri, Iowa and
C"nad', all pointing for Bismarck.
Ben Holiday, California million
aire, and stsgeman, will put on stock
for Bismarck aud Black Hills stage and
transportation line, but Holiday has
greater faith in the Big Horn region
and business. Custer, Lounsberrv and
Others will leave Thursday morning.
for Bismarck. 'szt s
{ ~ i II
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-03-01
BISMARCK SILL AHEAD.

We'll, gea.lemep # Chsysn snns. Sioux
City, Yankton and Omaha. how are you
going to get to the Biz Horn and Rose
Bud mines, the richness Of which are
now established. Gen. Sheridan has
for lo.g time said there was no doubt
but that rich diggings were to be found
in that country That fact is now es.
tabiished beyond doubt, and Bismarck
is less than two hundred miles from
Rose Bud where the big nuggets we're
lately found, while five hundred miles
is the nearest any Of you can make
it from your localities. Had you not
better get the Chicago and Northwestern
to get you up some maps, and make ev-
ery alternate section Bad Lands, as they
did on the Bismarck route to the Black
Hills in their late maps? Four reliable
gentlemen that came over California
Jce's route arc willing to swear that
there is not one mile of bad lands, but
fine level country with wood, grass
and water the entire distance. Come,
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-03-01

gst out another mip, snd make Bad
.Laads sli the way 70 the Rose Bud. No.
don't do it, for Genersl Uuster has been
ovsr. ne,rly AL tho routes, and he may
say you are mistaken.
Can't you move that country down :
itt's nearer to your places (on some Of
those nsps3) ,Perhapa you h.d better
tell people there are no gold di gings on
the Rose Bud, Powder river, Tongue
river or Big Horn. Ne, that won't DO |;
for they are all 10 Montana, andthat
country is too we'll known, and those
big nuggets are against that talk. and
parties are already striving in Bismarck
sn-route for the Big Horn country, 20
ing upon reliable information from
friends already in that country. Gents,
what can yoA say? Had you not better
tel. the truth, and say that via. Bis
marck Is the only available route to the
Big Horn country aud the Black Hills,
and that the chances are good for the
cars to be running into the Big Horn
country Inside Of one yesr7 We are
sorry for you. but you know how it is
yourselves. Facts are stubborn things.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-03-01
NOTES AND NEWS.

B'Il,on n:reaseI in bank Of England
ESQ, 600 the past week.
4 fire at Rutland, w., destroyed
$lUU,U)O worth uf business property.
Specie in the bank Of France increas-
I'd Is, 10000 francs the past week.
Bot DAVIS AID Car.loza will BE sub
ject to impeachment trials by the Miss
iss'ppi legislature.
The wife, son and sister Of Winslow,
the Boston forger, lett Rotterdam for
London last evening.
4 convention Of nursery men of
America viii be held in Chicago on the
second Monday in June.
No information has been received by
the president drming the reported
esisnation Of Minister 5chenck.
1t is announced in official circles that
the California nine will begin paying
dividends IN May, probably So.
Jacob Bright, radical. has been elect.
ed to Part. III, snt, Manchester polling
22,535 votes, az s4inst q, ,974 for Powell,
conservative. s
A lady naned Miss Moore, passen-
g.r on the Rosa Miller, from Pine Bluff,
fell overheard tu,rty, five miles below
Little Rock. and wss drowned.
Tne grand jury Of the United States
district court at Chicago has returned
two joint indictments against Keeley i
Kerw,n, distilIers, for whisky frauds.
The liberals in Parliament vii. resist
the purchase Of the Suez Canal and
Gladstone is lecturlng through the ru-
raj distsicts aud obtaining ;gnatures
to protest.
Three ofthe murderers Of Birch, En-
glish resident Of P.rok, have been cap
tured. One has confessed everything
and says nine men perpetra.ed the
murder, and has g,ven their names.
The New York Evening Post says
that 3 d1elist isa coward. Ii Mr..
Greely was alive ne would add: .sAnd a
horse thief; 60 West young man
Charley Ross is ii Leyenworth.
Il {: has \ brother John and sister Kate,
and his six loot father says he'd like
to See 'etn take Charley to Philadel !,
phla.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-03-01

Information has been received that
Bear " Of. the Grow ehisfy has been at
Fort Pesss, at the mouth, Of the Big
Horn. that he had battle with the
Sioux, killing six, and that about forty
or 6ftv Sioux are around Fort Pease,
killing the inhabitants at every oppor.
unity, FIVE persons haging already been
wounded.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-03-01
THE AIHHT Is PAST

Ana bismarck ofeak6 IO1tD INTO oTa6Ut
and glorious day. City property has
advanced nearly afty per cent. in tho
past few days. The opening Of the road
six weeks earlier than usual; the North
ern Pacific to bs extended into Aentana
the present season; the rich discoveries
daily being made in the Black Hills; |;
IN Indian war; three thousand extra
troops; At least ten thousand people to
pass through Bismarck for the Black
Hills; the number OF CAPITALISTS al
ready on the way here to establish busi.
ness, and the advantages of the Bismarck
route to the colorado over all other
routes make it fixed fact that the peo-
pie of this place are about to witness the
liveliest times ever seen ON the Ameri
can continent. And Montana having
come glorioasly to the front and ex-
tended hslping hand to the Northern
Pacific, together with the grading OF i've
hundred miles and the laying Of two
handred miles Of track this season into
the very heart If the richest mineral,
agricultural and grazing country the
world ever knew, will bring the stock
the Northern Pacific to par, if not to q
premium. and build the rosd through to
the Pacific coast inside of three years.
Aud then the great monopoly of tho sge
(ths U. P. 4 q. p. r. R.. will no longer
ueiy the Government and have every
thing their own way, but will have to
succumb to much better road, and a
road running through country every
mile Of which is available for mineral,
or grazing purposes. It.
will bring an immense immigration
along the All: lire line, and establish the
TACT that the Northern Pacific is the
banner road Of the continent. Parties
are already leaving the Union Pacific
and coming to Bismarck to better their
aud as the r9ad progresses.
nsw towns aid cities will spring up and
become pe4manept. The Northern Pa:
ci6c IS the road that the Government
should long since have taken 10 hand
4nd put through, and the immense sales
o,slsnd would haEe gone far toward pay
ny the national debt. From the time
he road enters Montana until it leaves
4. .sthers are not twenty miles which are
,ets sr,ch in minerals. We are glad that
Montana has at last awakened to . re-
Of her own interests. Three I
;heer,, with three tunes three, for Mon
onal ~ ~ W., ~ ~
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-03-01
wounded.

4 Rev. II. u. Murray has % article in
the Golden Rule, advocating lying in
bed in the morning, but there seems to
be no pa ttcalar necessity for rs TO
paete it in cur hat.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-03-01


The initiatory step TO organize the
Republican party Of Barlsigh County,
was timely and we'll taken at the Caucus
last Saturday evening. The appoint
nent Of . County Committee Was the
hrst thing TO be attended TO-. and the
gentlemen selected for that committe,
Aessrs. Raynond, Stoyell and Flsnnery,
are ! guarantee that the organization
will be perfected 70 working efficiency,
and ready for business whenever > party
expression is desirable, or can be Of use.
It may not alwaws be best to draw party
lines too severely where nothing but
local interests are at stake, and where
party principles cannot enter into the
computation 10 obtaining the result de-
sired, and where fitness, and executive
ability alone should be sought for, but it
is emi,.ently proper - we'll as the dutv of
those who adhere to the great predoni:
natisg party Of the Union, a. we'll rs in
the Territory, to place themselves upon
record according to therecogaized asag.
81 Of all political organizations. Al.
though the citizens Of Territory can
have no direct voice in the electioa Of
President, they cannot afford to be silent
lockers en- in . Presidential campaign,
and give no expression to their synpa.
thies for candidates Of thoir choice in
the fieid. Dakota is now represented in
the lower House Of Congress by . most
sble aud staunch Republican, and one
that is particularly alive to the interests
OF Northern Dakota, and it is due to
him. rs well as to the party throughout
the Territory, that in this rapidly ad
vancing county, with its brilliant pros.
poets ahead the Republicans should
heartily cooperate IN all future move
ments, and the. only way to be prepared
for it is to organize. +.: Il
In view of the National convention
which is to assemble in Cincinnati, O.,
on the 14th Of June next, to which Da-
kota is accredited two delegates, it is
presumed that the County Committee.
will take early measures to send dele
gates to Territorial Convention, which
has not yet been called, preliminary to
the meeting in Cincinnati. Sub com
mit:ies should be appointed in the differ
ent wards and voting precincts within
ths limits Of the county, and all thess
matters will require the early assembling
OF county convention, under a call,by
the county committee We have mo
doubt that under the auspices Of per
iected organization the Republican. Party
Of BurIeigh County will so conduct its
affairs as to be Nh honorable auxiliary
to the great national party to which the
conntry must still look for wise admin
istration and q ssis ISOLATION Of the Jet
Of 6nancialsprobiem. I
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-03-01
For the Next President.
Democratic Convention to
Be Held in 81. Louis, June
18th, 1876. ETC., Hc., Etc.
rHR SENATE.

> THE SENATE. r
WAsB,xoron, Feb. 24.-In the Senate,
yesterday, Senator Window moved to
except from operation the bill designated
to punish trsspass upon Indian reserva.
tioa-all Of Sioux reservation between
the north and south forks Of the Chey.
enne aud east Of the west line Of Wyo-
ming. A long discussion followed,
which was act concluded.
4HR HOUSE. La.
Representative Banning introduced a
bill providing for general reduction OF
the army. and consolidation of the staff
corps. The bill dxes the number of cav
airy regiments at eight; infantry, 'hir'
teen; fetal number Of ENLISTED men,
twenty thousand. Il abollshe artillery
regiments and creates = scvrps of artil'
ler9, ;onsis,ing oi Eve 1ight batteries
anil sixty heavy batteries recucs* the
number Of aids for general yatcers; co''-
-solioates the Quarlsrmaster and subs's
tence departments, and fixes the tnonth
ly pay Of frs: Sergeants at forty dollars;
repeals the law allowing wome" to ac'
company troops as laundresses. The
bill was referred to committee ON mill
tary affairs.
ST.. PAUL, Feb. 24.-The Wisconsin
Republican Convention last Tuesday
elected delegates to the National Con
vention, who were favorable, but not
pledged, to Blaine.
The Indiana Republican Convention
met the same day, and promised Morton
for President, and nominated 0odlove
8. Orth for Governor. q
National Democratic committee has
called National Convention. to be held
on june 9th, at st. Louis.
E-t@s ARGUAENT ENO6Os Fts5aM
ST.. LOUIS, Feo. "a The arguments in
Babcock' 5 trial ended last evening. The
Case will go to the jury t"-day.sa.~ q
re BEErHEK.BOWEN, %ss4saa<
BRooxLTN, Feb. 24.-Bowen presented
to the Plymouth examining cpmm'ttee,
last night, his statement Of evidence
that Beecher has been guilty of adultery
and perjury. The statement; bss bee"
kept secret. A singular and unexplained
incident Incurred ut the close of Bowcn'ss
reading. He then sought toteave the.
room, but White turned the. .<ksy and
called to others to lock the back Uoors;
but Bowen, however, made aru>h and
escaped. Whites purpose probably was
70 detain Bowen aud subjsc. him to q
cross.
y Michael Murphy ssrsauy s,ai ice ben
fenced 70 IS fhange,f,n Sv,v s"Y tor
The murder Of Matild. Hajus. inthe
summer of.ls74 has today aaaip been
dsash April 7th. :"
The steamship Adria.ic mas been ii
oe|led BY the owners q the ship Har-
rest Queen, sunk in the. Irish channel.
Damages 1925 900. The ship was re-
eased on a bond of $500, 600.
The Cheyenne Leader estimates that
70, 900 people hare gone to thb Black
Hills mining region during the last three