Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-27

kilns-known to be of best quality.
See adv't.
EFGen. G. S. Hamilton, u. s.
Marshal for Wisconsin, has appoint
ed John Cover, of Lancaster, his
deputy for Grant County.
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For SALE.-The homestead prop.
ertv of DR. Clark is offered for sale
formerly Dr.. Hydo's place in Laa>
caster, being one of the bast in town.
See advt.
WoLyEs-John Wayne AMI dogs
discovered wolf den, last v eek ia
Little Grant, from which nine were
captured, the old one and eight pup
pies.
MILLINERY AT PATcH grove Mics
f. A Rice has received her new stock
Of millinery goods-latest styles.
Bleaching and repairing done
promptly. Charge low. Call at her
residence on High Street.
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SILBERMAN.-The patrons Of Joel
SHERMAN are advised of his arrival
with o new and superior stock of
goods which he will soon offer at the
door of his old customers in Grant
County.
NEW STORE AT PATCH GRovE.-
Seigbert & Steinman, whose store at
Patch Grove was burned in February
last, have opened again with new
stock, in Robinson's new brick build.
ing See adv't.
CoLT PREMIUM-Callis & digger
request us to say that they will pay
premium of $500 for the best colt
from their horse-Ivanhoe-to be
shown and prize awarded at the
Grant County Fair one year from
next fall. Take notice.
EPISCOPAL SERvIcE.-Rt. Rev. w.
f. Armitage, Assistant Bishop of
Wisconsin, will hold morning and
evening service, May 5, at the Epis>
copal church in ancaster-morning
service at 10 o'clock. All are invited.
ENLARGEMENT Mr.. Webber has
purchased the large frame store
building of Mr.. Nathan, and moved
it across the street on the site of his
old shoe shop, where he expects to
carry on very extensively the boot
and shoe business.
MILL Property AND FARM FOR
SALE.-The Newman Mill and farm
property in Washburne is offered for
sale. The mill is one of the best in
the county, and the farm buildings
are new and good. This is certain>
ly a first class property. See advt.
wThe Lancaster Cemetery is
still being neglected. About two
hundred trees should he set out
within the Enclosures. What has be
come of the money collected for lot
sales7 And why not lay it out for
improving the Cemetery, as at first
contemplated? Better tax the liv,
ing than the dead for side walks.
@~Tho Bloomington Cornet
Band were on . visit 10 their old
leader, Register James Woodbouse
on Saturday last, and during the
afternoon favored the Lancaster
folks with their beat hGrm0nies. 1t
isscaroely known abroad that Bloom
ington supports perhaps the best
Band in the west part of the State
their present leader. f. Messmore.
DAMAGE BY THE SroBM.-The
storm on Sunday evening Of last
week. OF which there are accounts
west and south Of Chicago. was felt
with some oalamities at Fairplay-'in
this county. 1t destroyed dwelling
on the Hannum farm and unroofed
the Darn John HER lost two cows
Report says they were lifted by the
wind 10 the height Of fifty feet, and
killed by the fall
COMPLEMENTARY. The following
resolutions were adopted by Prof
Hudson's class in elocution
ReSoired, That we have been great
" benefited by Prof Hudson's
course of instruction in elocution.
and that his method of teaching is
well calculated to overcome that diff.
hdence which forms one of the great
est obstacles in the way of pupils be-
coming good readers.