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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-02
/ He HERALD.
Steaming Food.

Two years ago last month we
visited the Fairvieu Stock Farm, 81
miles from FItchnlrg, ana q miles
from Leominster station, on the b.
u railway, owed by Augustus
w hitman, visit to be rem am bered
The farm is beautifully located. The
barns are new conveniently arranged
ro0my, neat and d5an, with ample
cellar room, with loan and other alb
sorbents c0mpOsted with he excre-
ments, the central portion being laid
10 Asphalt 10 prevent the drainage
and loss Of liquids, the cellar being
perfectly tree from foul odors.
Whitman steams bis cattle feed
having pnt il an slaborate apparatus
for the purpose, with s. power TO run
the bay cutter. The feed put into
the sLeaming tank 10 be heated is as
follows:
$40 lbs, corn fodder worth. IS "a
10 lbs. hay ................ IS
80 lbs corn meal or 80 quarts. ....... Al
100 lbs. cotton seed meal. ...,......... 81
ia lbs. short. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a
Sill 50
This gives 1863 boxes Of food OF
about bushtl each, at q cost of 6.
IS cents b1x E5oly cow has two
boxes OF this steamed food and 5 lbs.
OF long hsy day.
{, st of two boxes of feed .Sl4 90
Cost of lbs. hay. ............. Z 81
1 Cost of daily feed per COW ............2l 4t
The cost per day per cows feed
l44, b la j Stone then figured he
~ is; Gov (. day Every cow ha-
d ousGe If this toed morning and
night, o. two bushels day in gdaI-
tlon 70 the los. Of hay.
Ihs caulo seemed TO 30 in good
condltion, though some thought .
larger proportion Of dry ard l,ng
nay would snow better results Toe
Arrangements for the economy i
both the feeding and maaural COM
posting seemed TO be admirable, and
the visit was satisfactory Or the
qualities of Whitman's herd we need
say nothing, for its repu alton is ma
tioual, as its proprietor ranks among
the best Southern breeders, rot on,
OF New Eogiand but Of the United
States.
We produce the above as much
interest is manifested relative TO
cooking feed amopg farmer4. They,
both Whitman and Stone, conlinue
TO cook feed. Whitman lately sol1
to Ayres & MoCLntock, Of MIXERS
burg, KY. tho Oxtord b al, 81, with
33 females, for s22, O00; ana to TIL
colt d Son, Of Il me, n. Y, the bull
18Th Dake oftAirdrie, for 81 500 =
Boston Cu{tiVator.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-02
Fancy Groceries, Fruits, Etc.
Grand Dis tributiOn
OF
LOW PRICES FOR High GOODS
AT THE
ONE PRICE GROCERY STORE

The cheapest east or the Atlantic coast where the
Cheap john style j. praa ced by advertising
surh "dreat Sacrifice" Fearful Slaughter" or
Below Cost, etc. where you will he received with
hat peculiar smile OF mise, and then III make "a
dive tor your weasel skin One fault Of tniur IS
had alTays been overpoite in germany. came
pretty near being put IN prison while in the
old country Ter the very reason, but in
this glorious country they ask me invariably Tor
credit, If / practice On them my French style OF
etiquette hut the create crimes q man may lie
guilty of are. b,iog Dutch getting drunk aud playine
the fiddle But have besn led away from the Il read
Of my alory No woman is o can be hanLY without
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-02
Legal Adveriisem .ents.
Observation-Disclosures.

~ J. n L u ADAMS
lis Probate-Grant County Court. In the matter Of
the Estste of GeorgeB Adams. deceased.
To all whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that we. the subscribers
were the 3lst day OF Dscem her, A. ID. 1915 ap.
pointed and commissioned by The Judge of the
County court. o. sad county, commissioners "a
receive. examine and adjust all claims and demand.
of all persons agei INST the said George b Adams
deceased, that six 60 months from and after said
3lst day Of December, 1915, have been allowed aud
limited for all creditors OF said deceased to present
their claims TO US tor examination aud allowance
and that will Friday, the 3lst day of March abd
Friday the 30th day of June A. d 1876 at Bank OF
Bloomington. Wisconsin, attend to the charge Of
our duties as commissioners as Aforesaid
Dated Bloomington, Wis. February |. 1876
WILLIAM b CLARK
GEORGE BALLANTINE,
WM. HUMP HREY,
As Commissioners.
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Done away With The MildIeman

and the money / save inthia way give
AWAY, for allow nobody int.ritre
bttweeu me and my customers, also keep none Of
thai seven vars itch IN the shape Of travelling
bnmmers so yon are not Obliged 10 help pay Tor Kid
gloves, stovepipes cigars, whi-key etc My business
is honorable aud respectable. aud deal In nothing
that is damaged uusound OF adutesattd. Young and
old, rich and poor, can buy OF me for cash will
not trust half OF the people, because 30 not know
them and the ether halt viii not trust because
do know them ! can afford TO advertise. because /
cannot afford 20 people pass my store TO
terprising business man who hts seed in the
cOlJmns OF THs GRANT COUNTY HERALD aud IL re-
turned 20 him an hundred told; or. Mark Twain
Ia 1t. II enc j. Millions ia il And l. a fool.
like the farmer, have an iuaierabe right to b. moat
happy ana satisfied with myself and that il the
biggest fou Of the tire, who ID Of different opinion
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Good Tea or COTE 2.

Then, why don't you call at my store and
please your wife. and particularly mysslt-
aud Jon all like To hear your Chi jren laugh. we'll
then. bring them 20 my " aud Candy Store and
You vi hear tnsIr merry vuce4 ring in the mir like
itte silver bells My line Of school Books i. COM
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and up with the flag Of superstition There is
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charm ess You may return them and I-won't give
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Chicago & Northwestern Railway.
PASSENGERS FOR
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@ - Z g "A & o.
Detroit. Toledo. Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Falls
Pittsburg. Cincinnati, Rochester, Albany, Toronto
Montreal, Quebec. Portland. Boston. New York. Phi
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San Francisco. Sacramento. Ogden. Salt Lake City.
Denver Council Bluffs, Sioux City, ST Paul Marquette
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Ysnkton, Winona. Duluth, Green Bay, Milwaukee,
aud all points North, West, South and East. shond
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Baltimore Ono, Pittsburg Fort WaYne Chicago
inkakee Line and Pan Handle Routes for all points
GASP and SOUTHEAST, and with the Chicago 4 Al
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connections are also made with the Union Pacific r.
r. at Omaha for all far West points. Close
tons are made at junction points with traius Of I'll
cross roads.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS
These celebrated cars run all night trains
all lines Of this road This il the only line
ming those cars between Chicago and st. Paul
Chicago and Milwaukee. At omaha our Sieepers
Pacific Railroad, for all points west of the Missouri
river
Among the INDUCEMENTS OFFERED BY THIS
ROUTE to the travelling public are all the modern
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RUNNING THROUGH FIVE GREAT STATES,
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All ticket agents sell you tickets via this roufe
II you wish the best travelling accomodauons, you
will buy your tickets by this route, and will take
other. w. IL sTENNETT, General Pass. Agt
MARVIN HUGHITr General Supt. 50ml0
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ESTATE-SM1rn.


Sheriff Grant County
Barrier C!ementson, Plaintiffs Attorney. 4swt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-17

FRANK MAYO IN DAvY CRyCKKT.-
The story OF "Dsvy Crockett" as played
by Mayo is continuous poem, full OF
strong nature and sweet simplicity, with
a flavor of humsr and touch of pathCs
that appeal closely to ones 9ner sensl-
blltIes. 1t was written by Frank Muir
dock, n man but little known perhaps,
yet who was possessed OF one of the sun
niest natures, the most poetical tempera-
ments and the kindlest dispositions
that it has ever been the general lot of
man 10 como in contact with. Not
until he had passed away was the gen.
ius of hi, mind appreciated. "Davy
Croakett" is but one OF his creations; the
others, like it, bear the same gentle,
slumbrous softness of tone and culture,
and vet when the author lived they
went begging, and the youthful writer,
cast down at the chill reception of the
world, dropped into dependency, be-
came dissipated, and died young and
unappreciated. Mr.. Mayo, supported by
good company, will appear Saturday
evening.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-17
RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last even
ing indicated Is feet 9 inshss in the chan
mel and falling.
The Emma Graham, from Pittsburgh
sn route for Cincinnati, passed down yes
terdsy morning. -5s
The Mallie Rsgon lef, for Pittsburgh
yesterday morning.
The Courier left for Parkersburg yes.
tsrdsy at neon.
The Express will be the Petersburg
packet to-day at noon.
by Telegraph
ClScIyNATI, March l6.-River s feet
inches and rising. " Gather cloudy
and mild. Granite State Portsmouth,
arrived and departed.
CATO, March 16.-No arrivals or de-
partures. River 81 feet IL inches and
rising. Clear; mercury 40.
MEMPHIS, March l6-The river has
risen 2 feet. Weather clear aud cool.
Departed Charles Morgan and fhomp-
son Dean, New Orleans; Robert Mitchell
Cincinnati; Grey Hound, Terrane river;
Chester and Common wealth, (!atter last
night St. Louis.
EVANSVILLE March lot rained
from p. N. till 9 "A. N, with light
showers SINCE Mercury Sc to "a. River
% feet and rising fast. UP-SIiyer
Thorn, Arkansas Belle.
LOUISVILLE March l6.-Weather
rainy. River 10 feet 10 inches in the
canal and 8 feet inches on the falls.
ST.. LOUIS, March l6.-Arrived-
Belle OF Memphis, Memphis. Departed
Clinton, Keokuk; Colossal, Davenport
and Colorado, Vicksburg. The river has
risen IL inches and IS swelling rapidly
The rain continued most all night
Weather cloudy and cold to-day and high
winds tonight.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-17

HrMENIAL.-We have frequently re
marked that it is source OF great pleas
ure to us to chronicle the news OF the
happiness Of fellow man. Therefore,
it is with exceeding pleasure that We
acknowledge the receipt, last evening, Of
some wedding cake, which we recognize
I" q sign that our friend DR.. Tom o.
Edwards has been made happy an rim
cults matrimon He was married last
evening 10 Miss Hortense Mccoy,
daughter of Dr.. HALEY Mccoy, of this
city, and notice Of the wedding will be
found elsewhere. Long life and pros
perity TO the young couple say we.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-17
INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
i county, West Virginia.
Tappsth II. Merrill, Complainant,
vs..
John " Merrill, Defendant
IN CHAyCERY

Take notice that the deposition. Of Mar.
tin 81. John, Mrs. Martin -. John, Caroline
kies, VIM. Deems, Charles Hunt, Richard
Hunt, Benz. MackalI, John stevens and
others, will be taken atthe Office OF James
W. walton, in the town Of Bsrnesyili-, in
the county OF Belmont. in the State OF
Ohio on ne 18th day Of March. A. ID. Is-s
between the hours Of o'clock A. ". and 6
o'clock P. n. TO be read in evidence in the
above named cause on bebalf OF said COM
plainant. And IL. from any cause, the
taking OF the said depositions shall not be
commence, or being commenced, snail
not be completed on that day, the taking
OF the same will be adjourned from time
70 time until the same shall be com pleted.
To John ". Merrill.
TAPPATH II. MERRILL,
By TAYLOR & BARR, her soils fe2joawt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-17


PEKsoNAL.-Mr. Scott, OF Clarksburg
Ners is in town.
Hon. Ed. Sehon, of Pt. Pleasant, is IN
the city.
Gen. Nathan Gof, Jr., and Hon. B.
F. Msrtir, OF Pruntytown. have apart
ments at the Mcclure House.
Rev. r. s. Darhieil, d. D., Of New
York, and Of the Methodist Board of
Missions, delivered IA address before the
Missionary Anniversary, hold at the
Fourth Street NJ. Z. Church last night.
Rev. Mccartney, formerly resident
of Wheeling, but now of Northern
Ohio, is attending the the Methodsts
Conference. During his residence here
he built Wesley Chapel, Eighth ward.
Robert McDowney is registerted at
the St. James.
DR.. Trainer, of Ohio, who arrived here
on the Courier yesterday, to attend the
conference took sick on the boat, but i,
canvalescent.
Mr.. f. B. Bartleson, who died in Phil
adelphia last Saturday, was at at one
time editor and proprietor OF the Whee!-
ing Tunes Mrs. Porter Smith, OF this
city. is bis daughter.
Geo. Hsrbrook, who was injured by tie
fall Of some soap stone in the South
Wheeling Glass Works coal bank, Tues
day afternoon, died the same evening,
from the effects Of his injuries. He was
buried by the Red Men yesterday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-17
THE COURTS.

COUNTY CouRT-Jxdge Cochran.
The Court met at the usual honr yes.
tsrdsy. -L-L
On yesterday, in the case of the State
Of West Virginia Va. Thomas Sweeney
and Edward Florence for felony, the de-
PENDANTS were remanded for trial before
the Circuit Court; bsil 81 600:
The case OF the State VS.. james Dull
ger, indicted for keeping faro oank,
was set for Monday, April 4. Bond Tor
his appearance on that day, sloo.
In case No. 9l6, F. Wood VS.. Heo.
Nau; demurrer to declaration ana 10
each count Hearing Of demurrer on the
18th inst. set for trial on Both.
The case No. Cos, August Messer-
scbmitt vs.. Bosgs Run Mining Company
was put on trial before the following
iury: Zane Phillips, james Emblem,
Sr., w. Ii. Exley, w. Dillon, n Roth
Reuben Wayt, Patterson Huff: j. Arndt,
w. T. English, john Downs, Sr- j. j
Jacob ard L. d. Wayt, T. Hugus fol
plaiatiff; Good and Dovcner for defend
ant. This case occupied the remainder
Of the day.
The following cases were set fer to
day. Case No. $50, J. II. Hill & Go. vs.
N. Little; No. 1854, w. 81. Shieb VS.. w
K. Richardson's; No. TIA, Charles Martir
vs.. John Erskine; Nc. 77s, Fred Forscl
VS.. J. F. Linkert; No. 779, Rsnsena Ba1
ter vs.. VIM McCurty: No. GAG, Law
renee Glenn, appellee, VS.. 7. Tierney
appellant. .
Court adjourned until this morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-17

II is confidently antici pated that more
than nc-hslt Of the juvenile male popu-
lation Of Wheeling will be dressed in
sailor suits this summer. provided Gold
Bros, keep supplied with those boys
sailor suits for - so. Picture il, think Of
it, happy pster-famiiss. and then take
your boys around and buy suit. Remem-
Der the plsce, Gold Bros, popular cloth
ing store, No. ll07 Nam street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-17

SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETINa.-A mass
meeting Of sll the Methodist Sunday
Schools of Wheeling will be held at the
Zane Street Nj. f. Church this afternoon.
Both teachers and children will be
present, and addresses will be made by
different members OF the n. 4. Con-
karanna
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-17

THERE is possibility that some of the
members of the First Presbyterian
church. who withdrew from the member
ship some time ago, may resolve them
selves into separate congregation and
establish Fifth Presbyterian church in
the citv
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-17

AT Benwood to-day Rev. Father Nc
Herman will celebrate high mass at $50
A. N. A banner and flag will be blessed
before the service and a panegyrie of the
day will be delivered by the Pastor.
The st. Clairsville band will furnish the
music for the association.
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1, o. o. +.
New Ledge Inssituted-Centen
Lodge No. sl-Elsctfon and install
Iattou Of OmcerB.

New Ledge acknowledgements
Lodge No. sI-ElsctiOn and install
Iation OF Omcsrs.
According TO previous announcement,
quite large number Of the members
from various Lodges in the city, together
with the charter members of the proposed
new lodge, assembled last evening in
the neatly furnished and comfortable
hall, corner Market and 18th streets, for
the purpose of inst,tuting Centennial
Lodge No: 81, 1. 90 F.
At 8 o'clock Deputy Grand Master,
John A. Miller took the chair and
announced the purpose for which the
assemblage Of the brethren was called
and proceeded to appoint the followin g
grand officers to assist him in the per-
formance of the duty assigned him:
James Hollingsworth, Grand MARSHALL
John w. Boring, Grand Warden; N. h
Vancleve, Grand Chspla:ne; A. NJ
Harkins, Grand Treasurer; d. A
Uthmsn, Grand Secretary, and Samuel
Dsrrah, Grand Guardian.
Tho roll of charter members wrs thsn
read, as follows:
Geo., W. Thompson, Jos. Tolivar, W
McKelvey, G. W. Kennedy, W. P
Wolen weber, D. B. McLsin, John Nc
Kelvey, John Vance, o. q. Gepther
James Wheeler, J. E. Hughes, A. 7
Garden, Thos. Moorhead, John 8. An.
derson, L.. g. Rockwell, w. J. Moorhead
l.. s. Jordan, James Vance, w. K
Isham and Alex Zeck. Whereupon d
G. Nj. John A. Miller, after the reading
of the dispensstion, and authority rested
in him by the NJ. W. Grand Master o.
West Va, proceeded to constitute
tho new Lodge, which was done
and declared Centennial Lodge No. 81
Hoo. P, TO be 80 constituted
The next business in order was the
nomination and election Of officers tc
serve the new Lodge during the remain
der of thepressnt term, and resulted IN
selecting the following named brethren
w. J. MoOrhead, n. g.; L. S. Jordan
V.G.; j. Elwood Hughes, Treasurer
w. ?. McKelvey, Secretary, and w
P. McKelvey, Joseph Tolvsr and D. B
McLain, Trustees, all of whom were in
stalled into their several positions in
re- ular form, when the required number
were selected TO I'LL the appointed Of
fees.
Deputy Grand Master Miller then
addressed the new Lodge IN
few brief remarks Of
admonition. He was followed by Grand
Marshall Holingsworth and j. Land
fried, of William Tell Lodge.
Altogether the affair was quite s
pleasant one, and gratifying to the mem
bers of the new lodge, made SO by the
large number of friends and well-wishers
who assisted materially towards giving
them hearty send off.
Tho new lodge starts out under appar-
emily favorable auspices, judging from
the startling character and enthusiasm Of
its membership.
Long may she wave.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-17

CLOVER SEED.-The season for sowing
this article is at hand, and We understand
many dealers and farmers are holding
of in anticipation of low prices. The
old stock having been all used up last
spring, and the crop very light tn S season
all over the country, has held prices up,
and with the advancing tendency of the
market East and West, we do not sntici-
pate lower prices.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-17

PREJUpIcE.-Could we but see our
ourselves as others see us, how many
faults, to others glazing, of which we
ourselves are unconscious, might be cor.
rected. It is no uncommon thing TO
hear men indignantly denounce others
for being influenced by prejudice, who are
themselves so blinded by unprovoked
passion and prejudice, instillet INTO them
BY others for selfish purposes,
that they are utterly incapaci-
tated from taking just or fair view OF
any subject, however pregnant with i'm
portant results to individuals, or to the
State, that is in the most remote degree
connected with the innocent object of
their insane aptlpsthy. Their luminosity
rs against individuals causes them ever
to lose sight Of principles and measures.
Such aen arc sincerely to be pitied, but
should not be condemned utterly for an
in6rmity that but too frequently controls
weak minds.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-17

HAD HORACE GREELEY bought his
clothes at Gold Bros ll07 Main street,
there would have been no talk about his
loose, uniting garments. Gold Bros.
sell clothes that tit and gives the best of
satisfaction. Call and sea those work.
ing psnts for rs cents, their large stock
of fine worsteds, and gents furnishing
goods, etc, etc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-17

The wind played Isaac and Josh"
through the city yesterday afternoon
and night, but the good old hills round
about broke the back bone Of the storm
and little damage was done. At Column
bus, Ohio, and other points, where the
storm had :uI! sweep, the damage was
extensive.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-17

EFFECTS or THE SroRH.-The two
story brick house corner Of W God and
18th streets, owned by Mrs. Bslser, had
the gable end blown in and the roof torn
of, yesterday afternoon, by the wind
storm. The damage sustained will not
exceed 500. Nobody was hurt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-17

In0n AGENTS, TEACHERS, STU
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a Luxury. but a necessity. Inter Oeeor-
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