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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-05
Paper Mill, had two of his fingers on the
right hand cut off yesterday.

Paper Mill, had two of his fingers ON the
right hand cut off yesterday.
Bard. Kinneer, printer in the Demo-
crats office, yesterday had his right thumb
Dadly mashed ON the pfoot-press,
j. Mel. Ewing, paymaster on the c.,
III. u ID. Road, passed over the Junction
branch yesterday with his pay car. He
made the boys along the line happy.
OBrian & Sons, whose carriage man
ufactory was burned out week ago,
have 80 far repaired their shops as to be
able to resume work on Monday next.
A street car and horse yesterday CO.
lided with spring wagon and morse, the
the property OF joseph Myers. The First
Ward was the scene Of the collision.
How many officers were on board at the
time is not known.
BELLEVUE, KY.
MIR. Joseph Dotman is the candidate
for Constable in the Dayton and Belle
Vue district.
The office of City Marshal is being
hotiy contested. The following gem
tlemen are on the track, and each is SAN
guine OF success: Henry Fares, Joe.
Kroggman and j. W. Ratlif, the pres
eat Marshal. 1he probabilities are
that Mr.. Ratlitf will be elected. He GER
tainly is the right man in the right place.
He has already performed the duties Of
Marshal iearlessly and faithfully, and
he deserves the hearty support OF every
good citizen. The idea OF going to East
Newport or Covert Run to hunt up
Marshal in case OF any disturbance
should be enough to convince the citi-
zens now to vote in that direction.
DAYTON. KY.
To the Editor Of the Daily Star:
Let me say a word tor Fred. Gerrein,
candidate forre-election as City Marshal.
He has made good officer in all re-
spects, and has executed the duties of
the place most impartially and energeti-
cally. He is a householder and real
estate owner, as required by the charter
lOr an incumbent Of the office, and has
always been and will be prompt to pay
over all moneys collected by him. With
out saying any thing against either of the
other candidates, all OF whom are very
clever gentlemen, feel that am doing
the city goou turn in putting in word
Tor Fred. X.
CALIFORNIA, o.
Regular preaching at the M. Il. Church
Sunday evening.
Last evening about 8 O'Clock, three
men from Kentucky attempted to steal
OF this village, but were foiled in their
attempt. One Of them, after receiving
two loads OF shot, was thrown into
the river. We don't think there will be
E.h ntpIA
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-05

A Georgia family has a piece of we'd
ding cake one hundred and sixty years
old. The oldest daughter places II
under her pillow about three nights q
week so that she may dream OF her
future husband; and if she marries all
the men she has dreamed ABOUT, her hus.
bands will outnumber the widows of the
sultan of Turkey.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-05

The Rochester Democrat gives cur
rehcy to the Incredible scandal that
s.statistics show that thus tar III this
Centennial year two boys have been
born to every girl'' Is nobody's char
acter safe?
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-05

A manufacturing firm In Massachu-
setts has secured the patent right of a
noiseless shoe. A shoe that doesn't
creak like barn door and wake UP the
whole family whena man goes home late
at night should be worth millions.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-05
CINCINNATI 1--we stock.

CINCINNATI, August So P. NJ.
The following are the receipts and shipments
Of live stock for the past "a hours:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Receipts ts.,,,,,........ 2j All 10
shipments s............ 254 779 2246
HOGS-Marset ct steady and demand moderate
at ST 30a6 50 per GENITAL gross 1or fair TO good
heavy and light.
-CATTLE-Market quiet and steady. Com
mon to good butchers are quoted W 25a4 rs per
GENITAL.
SHEEP-StGady and quiet. We quote 81 a5a
4 25 per Genital for common to good.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-05

A Chinaman's teeth began to chatter
over the Ice cream. He Duttoned up his
jacket and swallowed another mouthtul.
That settled it. He jumped up from the
table and started to where the sun
could shine on him, exoIaiming,
"Whoopee! Plenty cold Club! No
cookee nutfl Fleece belly all same like
ice Wagee."
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-05

According to Humboldt an acre in
bananas will produce as much food tor
man as twenty-five acres of wheat.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-05
CALIFORNIA, o.
Regular preaching at the M. L. Churcl
Sunday evening.
River News.

The river rose 9inches here in the twen-
ty-iour hours ending at A. NJ, with 9
feet / inch in the channel by the marks
at the Water-works.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-14
NOTICE. .

nAvE THIS DAY SOLD AND TRANS
;n.. !; lcred to Woodruff n Ennor my nntire bus
,tess' ,tess' stock Of goods goodwill etc, OF m,
ser0 mar on Main street. between Clark and Bate
iii. tol tnelr past patronage, respectfully 40
firm. s"sii ~ invyrT rNU,r1 Ivn Ntstsr tns no"
0Aa' June ~, 1876. je2S-lm
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25
poPCic.
[Ginsslnnbt.l
Ser Cbenipalb,

Vtt SSpkW~Nsps
Wie sriinsn bic Gi&sn 70 frif6 unb 70 boIb,
Wit glanjsnb 70 frsubig taS IOnnise 0oIb,
Wis Taulhen bic Suellen 70 flar unb 70 rein
Serpor aus benz abnungsbiiifeeg pain
gDis biii Du 70 GtGn btin Name alltin
Grsrsift ltpn bas Ser, nit 3aubsraspnIt
Mrin sriinsr, itfin bsrrItGsr StsnlpaIb.
Gs G6miessn lI9 ;ipif6sn bic bul6issn SSb'n
Die Gbiler babin 10 labfn6 iinb I6Bn.
GS flapprrn bic MlbIen am iprubslnbfn Bad !;
60 tpinfft bs6 airbtburms rippiisss Dad,
Die ballenbsn @lOdtn rufsn mfr paG
Der StbnIubt innise, belize GrpaIt
Wsin srinsr msin bsrrIibsr SbsnBalb.
limb Ssr,en Spa Irtus, unb glussn vol 4ult
llnb WGbhsn NIT 9iebe bspabrsnbrr 9rul
limb frrismSinn, fein Sittsrnbsr 9nt6t
limb frSbli9t Sitis, unb 9anli6ss Hebt
gDit trdslt Du bas gllss 70 bliibsnb unb edit;
60 jlfbt mid nab Dir nit filler @spalt,
Nsin 9riinsr pisin bsrrlt6sr SbsnpnIb.
Sm ,srfallsnsn S9IpB teim absnbI6sin,
Da flu i'd ben gsbtr NIT flnFsInbrm 9Bein,
90 tpsibfn bic Sttretn am buftissu Saus
GS tSnsl i'm WaIbt bes SGsrbprns Slang.
GS IbaQt aus Der Sitfs, Der @Ipftnsslane,
Da ruff td binaus nit DUnntrssbdt;
Sc6 Isbs mtin bsrrIt6sr SbenpaIb
llnb muB i'd sina lGsibsn, adj IGsibtn bot bier,
WlriH itbnsnbts Strt bGn9t ftpig an Dir;
Dtin bliibrnbes GbaI, ben bufttstn Sain,
Die raul6enbe MtimIins - Te lteb Id allsin,
llnb f6lGft einIf mtin Muse auf irnmfrbar elm,
90 ibpsbst msin SerL nit ItBttr Gtpnlt
RaR Dir nod, mstn esrrli&sr SbsuwaIb.
80. 9.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25

ron 1T 81 SauIe; luenn Die Serren mir
foIeeu uuIIcn, mill id Sie mcIOen."
,,@erbinbern SiseS," rannte Der ilut
oe @iann @ernbeI 81.
0ieIer nabm iib auiammen.
,,Nidt nOtbi9, @auI, Oieie Serren iper.
ben erpurtet. $50 1T meine Sodter?"
.,Sic ondOise Srun 1T felt Oieiem
Wor9cn uuS9erittcn," ent9e9nete Der
0icner. ,SSor elmer Stunbe innbte fe
bnrb Gburles, ben Icitfncdt, Der fe
bc9leitete, Die 8OtIbaft. bab iie nidt
Dor Ibenb beimfebren luerbc." "
Grleihtert otbmete 8aIter oui sS
luare ibm, ob9Ici6 CT iid feline &oue
UOr9ejcidnet bate, ein peinIideS Sc.
fiibl 9elueien, Der cinit @eIiebtcn 5u be.
0e0ncnj crit Wsnn glUes purilbcr, luoII.
te cr iie luicberieben.
Ser SaieIbauer 6fnete ben ginSans
zines SOrlimmcrS, - bort 1T baS 8im.
mer mcincS Sdpe9eriObns8," ia0tc er
IeiIe.
Sin itummer 8inf 8uIterS bieIt Die
Sdritte ieiner 8e0Ieiter suriid. 0ann
Idritt CT 9erGuldIoS UorudrtS unO Off.
nctc bic &biir, bic ibn Su SIrtbur bon
Mtorfenba6 filbrte. -
(ShIu6 fnIotN
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25
+ G uil[ G t 0 n.
6arte SerSerl.
--lOJ-
gr3ab(un9 BON @alter So8el
XIII.
[GprtItBuns.]


Sbne llmIt6noe ibOb er &cbeffa 5ur
Seite, unb MN itanb er @farieu 9e0sn
iibcr. beren 5arteS, rOiises SIntIiB bon
Der lleberrai dung. @aItcr Dor iid 5u
Ieben, ilber umb iiber eroIIbt mar.
n@urie, o Soft, ib tduidc mid nidt
- 0n ieIbsr biit eS."
gr idIOb OuS iun9e Mdbden in feline
Irme unb hrildte einen Sup uuf ibre
Stirn.
u8uIter - baS lit gu iturt," rief
Otcbeffu uubcr iid, ,oicIen 9Inblif fon'
ncn Sic meinen Guoen eripurcu."
@uIter uernei9te iid. Sic bubcn
8edt, mein SrduIein," lu0tc CT falt,
,,fOmm Warie, meine Sdueitcr, fomm
in mein 8immer unO fiinbe mir Den
@illen meiner Miutter." "
llno iid 3n SBi9 tuenNenO, fubr or
fort:
sd ilberIoIe Sir bic Gorge, Srlu.
Iein &ebeffa 81 berubi9cn; luer iid bart
uub 0bltoBCuo 9c8cn Gin i6ldterncS
@dbden Sei8t, funn lFunO9Iid cinen
Irmeu, IamenIolcn luie 8ulter Sell
berg gum @atten erludbIcn."
@lit ibIausm 8Iid iibcriub Ssi9 Die
0aBe SituntiOu.
,,8ie eS beibt," rief er nit peritelltem
Born, ,,iinb 8cbeffo unb id bod ibun
ldnsIt beimIid pcriprOdeu iu0's ibm
Gtebsffa, bab mir buben iie 9efilbrt irre,
ouB mir ms bubeu licb, Soft ueiB, pie
lieb i"
@ntb uno Sale I'M Ser3en 9in8
&cbCffa ouf Die &omOoie ein. SD
bate mid 9eopfert" fliiiterte iie, pbem
&iIeu beS &atcrS. Dem 8unide bcS
lterbenSen 8ruber$ - ober MN oo$
iibe @ebeimniB 1T cntibIeiert, Siioor,
i'd bin Ssin."
@abrsno cine iuni9c llmarmlln9 Die
@IHdIiden berbuno, bate 8uIter @arie
in feline Stube 9efiibrt. Seiu 9Iu9e
fOunte Iid nidt iatt iebcn al Dem Mdo.
d)en, Oo8 er oIS unidsinbureS &inO Der'
IoiIeu; ein nie 9cabnte8 ianfteS 8efilbl
aO9 ourd feline 8ruit, cine SeIi9feit,
bic er nimmer in Inno'S Ndbe empfun'
ben; Den @O9eu beS iturmbcpe9ten
@issrsS eIib feline einlti9e Qeibeni6aft
gu Der isbi9eu 8uronin bon Marfen'
bad. 9uS 8efibI, baS MIN ieine
8rlit our6bebte, iuor ein Ieiler mur.
meluber Bad. an Oeftn llfer blnte
8Iumen bIilben uuo boS idildterne
Oteb iib 2abun9 iudt.
Iue Surdt, alIe 8efan9enbeit ibien
bon @furie 9emiden, ba ,ie nit benz
Wanue auein, gum erItenmale alIein
mar, felt Sabren, benz idOu in unbe.
tuubtsr @ei9uu9 Die SeeIe oeS &inbes
9ebOrt bate.
&ubis b6rte 8uIter fie al llnO iein
glntlib ftrubIte in Srellbe, ba iie 9cenoet
bate: bab eS bic 8uronin bon @lar.
feubud mar, bic ibre Senbun9 beran.
Iabt bate unb nun in Der Siltte Der
Mutter tueiIte, bate iie benz iln9en
Munne ueriduie9ea.
SD peroe Der Mutter 9eborden,
@arie," iu9te er, ruber uidt eIeid,
nidt in bieiem SIuSenbIid, Nenn ciuem
ebsn 10 beiIisen 8usde icien meiuc nd6.
ften Stunben 9elueibt, Der grfilQun9
mcincs Sduurss. SerlueiIe bier sra.
rie, bis Der Sag iid nei8t, uub buun
brin9e Der SHUTTER ni6t nur ibren Sobn
3uriid, lOnOern GID ibr It'd bic gbre
ibres MouueS iuisber ourd) bic 8a6c
al isneu gIenben, Die ms uuIdOIif
9eib eiuit 9etbou."
Ser giutritt SiiOUrs unterbrud ibu,
SuS SlutIib Se1eIben itrubIte Dor gnt.
5ilden.
sd 9ratuIire, Serr GOmpusnOn "a
! rief sr @aIter, ibm Die SauO ent9e0en.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25
S5arrisbnra, Na., DOnuerftas, Neai rs, 1876.

itrcfcno, 81, uNleS 1T 9eIuu9en, Der
SIlte bat ciuuiuioen miihcu. &cbetfa
&uron luirb Sruu SeiteI."
,,gIber MIN gu Sbnen," fubr er fort,
..Nie 9dmmcruno bridt al; sS 1T bic
b6bic Belt, bob mir inns peritdnoi9en, "
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25

.9ie 8eamteu bon Clarion eonntD
bGI<n ibr ei9enes Sci5materiaI rno atdt
3u bfiEblen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25

- 0as @cbirn 6eS @enlben lit Der
28lte She'll ieiues G0rpers; Der bes
Wferbes ieboh MIR her AO0fte.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25

= @artner uno GARNER iubeIiren
iil'er oas idIibItd ein9etrpfens biiblde
Iblina8luetter.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25

-8ef benz iebi9en 8etter fam man
fidl iebr la;bt cine grfaItun9 al3iebsn.
@an Sei ia Ser grt nno SSeile Der Se.
fIeioun9 uorlifIlt9.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25

-.Sie nelleite oultedenbe &raufbeit
Der o1nerifonildeu 0amcn beibt: .De-
lirium Trimmings"
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25

- SriibSeitise &ortOffeIu pcrbcn iebt
9epFan3t, uno Die &dfer bereiten iidb oo.
filr Dor; ba iie uabrenb oem 8inter
llnter @runb luoren, buben iie luabr.
i6sinIid un9ebeuren $unser.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25
Die
Veaniblbaniide Staats3ettaaD,

ptTaus8F9EpEH pUH
J. GEORGE RIPPER, Box 10,
ulssiui l,UH DsuHnfas. unb iclfst S2.OO
btr Sabr, ,abIbaT tnutrbalb bss Saprfs, nne
e9. SO mad 0erilub bfs Sabrsanes.
Gia,tIut GrsupIarfn, 3 Gents per Sthd.
Sltfar SubI1iphontu psrbsn fur ptntetr
sls feds Wonattn an6fnonnienj AUG tam
Ritniarb bas 9Iait abbeiirlsH, bic aas Wild
a6nSe beIabIt iIne.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-02
Carter Nominated.

As will be seen by the report Of the
proceedings of the Judicial conyen-
lion, William +. Carter, Of Platteville,
received the nomination Of the Re
publicans as their candidate for
Judge Of the 9Th Circuit. The con
test in the convention lasted all day.
There was no display Of personal
luminosity in the Convention. There
is no more capable man in the Dis
triet than VIM. +. Carter. He has
grown up from boyhood III our
midst and we think Of him as a
young man. But ho is i'll the prime
OF manhood in the maturity Of
mental vigor. He is about A years
Of age. lie has been close student
all his life is a lawyer Of acknowl-
edged ability, and has for years had
extensive practice in all the counties
in this District and in the Supreme
Court Of the State. His learning,
his talent, his age, all Icing in his
favor, what more 10 the people
want There is one thing more,
aud that is rot wanting in Mr. Garter.
lie is known to be as ircorruptiblo as
haman nature can be. Mr.. Garter
will make Judge that the people Of
tie District will be proud Of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-02

On the 2Ist, 23d, oath, 25th, 26
and 9th ballotings, votes were cast
for A. r. Bushnell as many as
added to the others will make SO.
A few were cast at other balotings
for j. Allen Barber
The 49th, ballot resulted in the
nomination Of w. E. Carter for Cir
cult Judge, and the chair so announ-
ced the Election. A committee
composed of VIM Dixon and J. F.
Williams was instructed to inform
the nominee of the action Of the con
vention and uest his presence be-
tore the body. Mr. Garter appeared
and in a brief speech thanked the
convention for the great honor be-
slowed upon him and pledged his
best efforts, should he be elected, to
faithfully and impartially perform the
duties OF Judge.
The chair appointed the following
delegates to compose the Republican
judicial committee
H. A. w. McNair, Chairman, J.
P. Smoker, Iowa County w. c. S.
Barron, Richlani County G. H.
Francis, Lafayette County J. F.
Williams, Crawford County.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-02
Third Term Fish.


i"' '"', = = ~ = ''4' -
-" i'''en -" ~" II 80 4
Vao la'o "sP0o''''" '''"'e oo" -
ilou' T '''''''' ma Won ''"A'
~. 'n@ ''u9. t'a"N = s'2"' = ~
=, 49, $50 = = In = 10y
- ,% ,'Dr
80 :. c.hu.1.o - fnD
5;a...tI. Va, oanld
.a,,a ~
pno,, ~ ,.d,or h1ard and I'M +, viii
h.,t u, ron nan, - ia ~ !,
= LII 49, a. j. H.
f.,,..;a ], ..r,a;a
1r,.,l ,ba r.s|I,lior = ~ mi,,ee
.harl3 baeasa,3 How pxal,ant II,
p,n,bI:..n nn.. f.ci vino know.
1T. ..a d,fanI, III. tbat nl,rt
L..,..g.., ~. v.l.ot AL
.,..n..;,n nho, i, ,,oI,s
e3.e.91.ls.l.a,,ins
ra. .;
= pI . ;77.arh,a.I
,.3., nt;1,so,h;oo,
,I uaso;4 t.Whu
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-02
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION
Il resolutions Presidential Delegates aud EIec-
tOrs-BlaiHe.

Tbo Wisconsin, Rnn,lI;,.ao Sto.o
coogon,;on ma, a, Madison 49, 10
2o4 ofF.h.,r r., haa;.
- o,ooso d,,aao.oa 10 Na,ioa,
pohi;a .;a
p,,:a 3;. IN
;I..;.,.,o. o,I.
n,0on 1a,.. ~
temporary cha,rn.n c.n,a,;,.a
a,psual we're annointad IN crodo,
t;sl, ond ,osol,,;ans Fro,a ,,;a4;r
trio, MonaaaI3 ofC.amf,I ,roa
IL cro4on,iaia q. ITo,i,u q
Grant on resoIntjons and u
Hoover of I.favot,e ~ norn,onoa.
organization Kavos of Dono
navad that co,pn;ttco !, ano en1a'
the state At LARGO and ona f.ona LAX
C,naro.s;onal distr;ot il o,aa:s.,
70 al .ot two eI.ctor. md fnn. 49,
e,afas al Iar,a R,tkio ~ MI.
yoe onnosed tbia rasolntion ~ -
,ronn1 ,hat Il caya cha,.o e.
nominations He wanted ,bo.o 49,,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-02
The Value of Education.

Jake was heard calling across the
fence TO his neighbours sou colored
youth who goes to school at Atlanta
colored university
"Look hyar, boy, you goes ter
school don't yer ?"
Yes, SIR replied the boy.
'Gittin' eddykasun, amt yer 2
Yes, sir.
Larnin' rithmetick and 6ggerin' on
slate, eh 2
Eyes, sir.
well, it don't take two whole days
10 mako an hour, do 1t 2
"W'y mop exclaimed the boy.
You was gwine ter bring dat
hatchit back in an nour, warnt yer 2
yes SIR
'An' it's been two days since yer
borrowed it. Now, what goods
eddykashun gwine to DO you thick
skulIed niggers when yer go to
school whole year an den can't tell
how long it takes to totch back a
hatchit ?
The boy got mad and slung the
Ratchet over the fence and halt way
through an ash barrel atlanta, Ca
Constitution.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-02

~i-er In" the philosophers Of the
Royal Society, e year or two ago,
threatened The Republican party
with Tnirt Term. Tne threat has
given some Of it's Ill D's a vast deal
Of study. How TO dispose of the
third term fish n he Republican tub
has greatly troubled them. They
will never knoa until the holding of
the National C1nver ton that the
difficulty u amyth - m1ro puzzle
by wags, given @ per- tx those who
should give IL serious study. That
fish is in our R.pn oican tub Of
Wisconsin,. ! ought to make t. Re-
publican blusA 70 see it there.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-02
Harper's Magazine.


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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-02
Judicial Convention. Proceedings

Pursuant to call the fifth Judicial
Republican Convention assembled at
Muscoda on Tuesday, FEBRUARY 10Th,
at 2 o'clock, p. NJ.
On motion J. W. Rewev was elect
ed Chairman and w. j. Wriggles-
worth, Secretary W. II. Bennett,
assistant Secretary.
On motion the chair appointed a
committee on credentials, as follows !:
Geo. B. Garter, of Grant County.
Joel Whitman. of Iowa County.
Thos. cambridge, of Lafayette Coun-
ty. j. b. McGrew, of Richland
County. J. F. Williams of Craw
ford County.
The committee on credentials re,
ported the following delegates emit
tied TO seats in the convention, which
was accepted
Grant County, Geo Z. Cabanis,
Geo. B. Carter, II. A. w. McNair, J.
E. Dodge, NJ p. Rindlaub, w. H.
Beebe, Jno. G. Clark, John Cover,
G. G. Hazelton, Chris Storm, j. B.
Church, j. A. Davis.
f00a County, Whitman, W.
G. Meffert, j. w. Rewey, J. II
Vivian. J. p. Smoker, II. C Cutler,
a. w. Comfort. w. H. Bennett.
Lafayette County, n. Olmstead,
Thos. cambridge, J.F. Campbell,
Geo. G. Wetherby, Geo. H. Francis,
w. J. Wrigglesworth.
Crawford County,. f. Williams,
A. Mcdonald, John Haggerty, James
Turk.
Richland Coanty.-J. W.McGrew
j. q. S Hayward, w. J. Waggoner,
VIM. Dixon, ID. b. Somers, w. G. S.
Barron.
On motion the name of E j
Cooper was substituted in pl ace Of
J. II. Vivian, absent.
The convention then proceeded tc
ballot for Circuit Judge with the fol
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-02

DoNT say that character and rep
ntation are worth nothing on the
market 1t is estimated that the
daily papers in the large cities have
made from $4,000 to s25 900 each ;
the telegraph companies over $780,
600, and Tlton has been making $50
a night for the past five months, be-
sides what lie and Moulton made as
procurers in furnishing the scand!e to
the press-all this ont Of Beecher's
character The craven NAV Of the
public has had fat aud rich favored
picking, but it has paid a million dol
lars or more for it. Is there any
other character in the world that
would bring such vast proceeds if put
upon the market ?
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New Advertisements.
ESTATE-TuRGERsoN.

In probate Grant County Court Probate ONCE,
Lancaster, February IS, A. D. 1916. In the matter
ofthe Proof and Probate Of the last VIII ana YES
lament of Ole Turgerson, deceased late OF the
county of Grant.
whereas an instrument writing purporting 10 DC
the last will and of Ole Turgerson, deceased
late of the county OF Grant, has been hteu
In this office; and whereas application has been
made BY Stecner Turgerson, praying that the same
be proven and admitted 10 probate, according 10
the laws of this state.
Therefore, it is ordered that said application be
heard before at the Probate Office, in the village
of Lancaster, ia said County, on Monday, the Z'th
day of March, A. D. 1876. at one O'Clock 2. IN.
And it is further ordered, that notice shall be
given to all persons interested in said will OF the
time and place OF SAID hearing. by publication in the
Grant County Herald, a newspaper printed in said
county for three successive weeks each week,
prior 10 the time Of such hearing. By the Court,
5lW3 WI. AcdONldAL. Couhty Jndges
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-02

WHEN we come to reaa the Vance
Iaw and compare it with the Potter
law it is not easy to see why The rail
road companies wanted the change.
It gives them 10 advantage over the
Potter law as against farmers and
shippers Of produce and merchandise.
Their digid ,nds, that they have pre-"
tended to shed So many tears over,
viii not be helped farthisg. We
qaess that Vance wanted l." mat
would be carl7d Vance law and
,h.e the Legislature wanted to have
hand in sensational legislation.