Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-11

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ngsee announcement of terms ofLan-
caster and Tahon Collegiate Institutes for
the winter.
ryJohn Falle IT, wherever to be found
!. reouested TO call on J. W. Banding for
something of interest to said John.
1os7 MoSnY AND Properly. We
,nbiisb this week by request the law for
disposipg ofmonoy Or property found.
TgAcHEp.-A lady, thoroughly qualif
ID os teacher and of several years expe-
,ieoce. wishes an engagement to teach.
Further information to be had at ibis Of
fee.
owu, Anton Schmidt has taken back
he Mills. known as Gram Mills, and
will give the property his sole attention.
They are in perfect order Cor work, and
Mr. Schmidt is good miller:
LErrERs.-We have several letters, per-
baps containing money, from persons serv-
ing in Capt Palmel's Company to their
families, which can be had at this office by
those knowing themselves entitled thereto.
GgA neat little continuance, designed
forolding the fo.th3omia5 g)ver nment
small change or postage currency, was laid
on our table this morning by A. q I. A
Burr, who have them for sale at dime.
SADDLERY.-Mr. 4. d. Collins, perhaps
unsurpassed as n workman on harness, has
very considerably extended his business of
late to supply the increased demand for
work from his shop. His labor force is
now sufficient 10 supply work with reason
allie promptness. Call and examine work
one door north Of Burr's store in Lancas-
ter
RgJust received at this office a large
supply and full assortment of plain and
fancy paperand cards for printing plain
orwith colors. Bristol board, French en-
ameIed and imbosscd cards and envelopes
for welding parties always on hand; also,
embroidered and plain paper for ball tick
cts, printed on short notice-ali at old
prices for cash.
MACHINE AccrDENr.-Mr. Ira Patter-
son Of Paris, while attending the horse
power of throshipg machine and in step
ping up on the platform his right leg
caught between the driving wheel and PIN
ion and WIS 50 crushed just below the knee
as to require amputalion, which was snc-
cessfully performed above the knee by
Doctors Crouin and Robinson.
DslnLnD-Mr. Slas Burt, gentle
nun well known in this county Of which
he was a resident, but of late residing at
DunHeth AMI one Of the proprietors of
Burt's Reaper Works, had the misfortune
on Friday last to lose his right hand.
While experimenting the planning machine
his glove was caught and hand drawn in
and separated just below the upper thumb
joint
To TEAcuERs.-We learn by letter
from Mr.. A. S. Osborn, who writes from
Tafoa, dated yesterday, that Snperinten-
dent Parsons is confined to his room
with rheum ,tism and will he unable to FIJI
bis appointments for axlniai ng Teachers
at the time announced, except the one at
Ta1on on the 18th and 10Th Nov. Tech
ers from a distance may attend at Tafton
at that time, but he clnnot say when lie
can fill bis appointments at Bosc5bel and
Mu,coda.
SEww5 MAcHSEs.-Mr. John T. Nc
Bride Of Faaon is a local and general
agent Tor a cheap sewing machine adver-
iI'ed % our paper, and which, 50 far as the
kind Lrs been tried in Lancaster, has been
approved as being Just as cool fer all use
as the dear priced ones. There are sever
al IN use about town, and the owners are
satisfied with them. They cost but 10
90, The hand draft i light and the stitch
substantial. Agents wanted.
Eg' a letter from Capt. Farquharson,
commanding Post at Sauk Center, Stearns
County MINI, says his company are all
wei; they have saen no Indians, have
'u''tcomiortable catins, 10 By "a in di-
me7sions, are divided into meSses Of TWEEN
ty for the winter 4 allowed 70 stay, and