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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13


The AGENCY BUsINEss.-A marble
agent, having learned from the pa
pers that u certain farmer had Just
buried his son, FASTENED at once to
the house and, taking out his designs.
said, "ean | sell you grave stone
to- day Z" A grave stone again, You
fellows wear out my patience Go
tell your masters that when | want
q grave stone or coffin or any thing
else, III so and bargain with the
head man at his works, and tnen I'll
not have to pay the twenty-five per
cent. additional for agents calls
You agents are becoming a great
nuisance-two or three each day for
q week ] Agent Vamosed
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13

New York Wool Market

The market has been quiet for
fleece woods and in the unsettled
state of the market good many
transactions take place which are
not made public. The movement of
the week includes both old and new
fleece, the former at our quoted pri-
ees, and the latter generally on
private terms. lit is evident that if
the present scale of prices should
continue at the West the manufacv
turers must advance heir ideas here,
or stocks now here must be disposed
of at a loss. At present holders are
endeavoring without great success
to place their receipts at rumunera-
ting prices, generally holding round
lots of Ohio fleece at 50c and selling
as near that as possible. Buyers are
still holding off, uncertain of the fu~
ture of the market. In pulled wools
the market has been more uniform,
and fair business done. Both Tex
as and California are arriving freely
and meet with a good demand
There has been an active market in
both. We note also considerably ae>
tivity in Cape woods, which holders
are disposed to let go at a prices ufii>
cient to secure against loss, and
which hav accordingly been moved
more freely The sales which come
to-our knowledge are about as fol-
lows: InsFieeces some so 900 lbs
secured at IA 81 90; Combing and
and Delaine WOODS at IS a Soc;
Medium new fleece at Al a .544e;.
Michigan atl46e, and fine do 1T 49c.
In Pulled some 90 600 lbs Super at
45s; Short X at 40 42lc; Combing
at SOC, and South American on priv
ate terms. In other kinds Is, 900 lbs
California Lambs part at 25c.2SO
bales spring clip do on private terms
$500 lbs clip do on private terms
1860 lbs fall clip do at 26l q 273c
20, 900 lbs Texas at 80 80 :; % bales.
Western do at 24sc, and 10000 lbs
fine Noils.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13
psa While the Knights Templar,

n@- While the Knights Templars
procession was moving in Pbiladel-
phia, ragged boy came running out
of an alley, yelling at the top of his
voice "Come quick, Jimmy Here
comes the sogers /" jimmy, another
ragged little fellow, rushed out to
the street and said 'Sogers be
id Them's all gin rails y
ea-At the celebration of Fourth
in Maumee City, Ohio, on Saturday
evening, rocket, through careless
ness, was shot into the crowd, struck
Mrs. Carroll in the face, tore off her
nose, half Of her upper jaw, and tore
away the flesh from one side Of her
face. Her wound was very severe
and painful, but it was thought she
would recover.
M- Thomas Branigan, formerly a
resident of Sharon, Medina county,
Ohio, is under sentance to be shot, in
Utah, on the Goth instant, for MUIR
der. His widowed mother is maxi
ing ali the efforts possible to have the
sentence committed, and her petition
has been signed by many citizens of
Medina county.
The bromide of ammonium is
recommended by DIR, Glib, of Lions
don, to those who suffer from an ex-
cess of fat. He says that. when Ia
ken in small doses for length OF
time, it will diminish the weight of
the body with greater certainty
than any other known article.
SarA correspondent of the Kill
bourn Mirror says; Hop lice have
appeared in CREST force, hundreds
and even thousands sometimes APP
pennington a.single leaf. If we are to
judge from present appearances there
will be no hops picked in Sank coun'
ty."
nay New Jersey papers advise own,
ers of orchards to thin out their peach
es and to prop up the limbs at once.
The fruit is excessively abundant,
some trees being so loaded with 1T
that the peaches 'look about as thick
as grapes upon a bunch"
sarA big hog at Muscatine has
been discovered as the mixer fcows.
lie goes to cows lying down, and de-
hberateIy sucks them, and is grow
ing fat on the operation. Not all the
bovines will permit the familiarity
but others are less particular.
There are $500 newspapers
published in this country of which
hve-sevenths are issued in the North.
ern States. New York has the larry
est, and Florida the smallest mum,
Der.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13

Paints Oils, Tuzpeatsne, Beazoel,
Japan, de-, Uery loD at Burr's.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13


eG-A short time since a lot of
whisky. was shipped from Pittsburgh
to San Francisco, the charges on
which were thirty dollars barrel in
gold. A correspondent of the Pitts
burgh Commercial writing on the ex-
orbltancy of the charge, says the
whisky could have been shipped by
rail from Pittsburgh to New York,
thence by sea 10 Australia, thence to
England, back to New York and
Pittsburgh, from Pittsburgh ria New
again to California, and from there
to China and Japan, travelling dis,
lance considerably Sroater than the
circumference of the globe, for less
money than it cost to send it by a
continuous line of railroad from
Pittsburgh to San Francisco
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13

THE PACIFIC RAILROAD. The Stand
ard, OF London, contains in its last
evening 's edition a letter written at
San Francisco, May %, thus reduc-
ing the distance in time to twenty
days from that distant point. The
writer gives anexceedingly interest
ing account of his overland trip. He
describes the fares as very low, and
they do seem SO, ESQ from New York
to San Francisco, with, say e3 for
sleeping accommodations, and meals
at 81, tickets good for a year. 1t
surprises Europeans, the speed with
which the Pacific Road was built.
Some of them really believe it is a
myth, that ne such road exists.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13
l1s-The following obituary notice

io-The following obituary notice
recently appeared in a newspaper in
Spain: "This morning our Saviour
summoned away the jeweIler, Sic
bald Illmaga, from his shop to anoth-
er and better world. The under
signed, mis- widow, will weep upon
his tomb, as will also his two daugh-
tiers, HiIda and Emma, tho former of
whom is married, and the latter is
open to an offer. His disconsolate
widow, Veronique Illmaga. P. S.
This bereavement will not interrupt
our business, which will be carried
on as usual, only our place of busi-
ness will be removed from Tessi de
Iaineturiers to Rue de Missionneire,
as our grasping landlord has raised
our rent"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13

LAWS OF MISUNDERSTANDING to
the Organization and Government of
Towns, and the Powers and Duties
Of Town Officers, with practical
forms. By ]. c. Spooner and E. L.
Bryant, Counsellors at Law. This
important volume, containing infor-
nation that should be in the possess
sion OF every man who desires to
know the laws relating to Town
Government, is just published.
Price S1.O0 For sale at the State
Journal office, Madison, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13

WEATHER AND CRoPs.-We are
having some more wet weather and
possibly crops, especially corn, may
receive further injury. This crop
is very backward, and cannot ex-
eeed two-thirds q usual stand
Wheat aud oats are believed to be
doing tolerably we'll, though fear
the growth is over rank. Potatoes
appear doing well, the bugs not
half as abundant as formerly-tor
unknown reasons, though it is in
timated q destructive enemy is
among them, known as the lady
bug. Vegetables are doing we'll
Frat, a general failure, owing to
the cold and wet in June Such
appears to be candid report for
this section.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13

LUMBER AT PLATTEvILLE.- Mr.. L.
II Gratiot, known to many of our
citizens, has gone largely into the
lumber business, and is keeping a
yard and full assortment at Platte
Vile His lumber is from the Mich.
gan pineries, and much of il well
seasoned. See advertisements.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13

D@-Our Boscobei friends got up
the grandest celebration on the
Fourth that took place In the West
part of the State, but the journal has
not come to hand with the parti-
culars.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13
DWELLING and LOTS

FOR SALE IN LANCAS STEER.
The Subscriber offers for sale the property formerly
known the stephen MahOod Property" situated
near the Lancaster Steam Hills and the Wooden Fac
tory including block Of lots dwelling with six rooms
cellar smoke house, stable and other outbuidings-all
in good repair, so bearing apple trees plums, good
spring and running water by. The property will
be sold cheap and time given for part Of the money
Inquire Of the subscriber at Fennimore Center.
1tf Mf MARTHA BYRRLY&
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13

LANCASTER BREWERY. = Parties
from Dubuque have purchased from
Mr.. Brooker, a mile south from Lans
caster, ground site for a brewery,
aud are to commence building i'm
mediatelV.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13

NEW PATENT.-Mr. Geo. Engle, of
Patch Grove, well known in this
section as most ingenious mechan,
ic with turn for Invention, has re-
eeived patent, (No. go, 177.) on a
lumber sled on account of it's prac>
teal usefulness and simplicity.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13
Local Matters:

MELoNs.-Hon. W. w. Field, at
Boscobel, has twenty acres il Melons,
besides several acres in other vege-
tables.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13

HORSE SHoEING.-Budd & Copeland
have opened a horse shoeing depart
ment, lthe man in charge able to
speak for himself.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13
MARRIAGES.:


In Ellenboro, July 1. by Rev. L. Haskell Mr.. James
P. Williams and Miss Pauline NJ Nealey both Of FL
Ienbsro.
In Ellenboro. Jaly T. BY Rev. L. Haskell Mr. steph-
johnson and Mise Priscilla ". Hayward, both Of Ell
lenboro.
In Hazel Green July 4 by Rev. j. nibbs, Mr. John
Writer'S, jr. Of Eldora, Iowa. and Mas Emma Lidde Of
Hazel Green.
n Hazs Green, July 8. by Rev Q. Knibbs. Mr. John
Blades Of Benton, and Miss Elizabeth Raw Of Hazel
Green N-4
In Hazel Green, July 4, bv Rev J Knibbs, Mr. John
p Thomas and Miss Elizapeth a. Harper all Of smelser
In Lancaster. July g. by Rev. J. Sims Mr.. Thomas
Farrell and Miss Mary Ann Ivey, both of Lancaster.
In Amboy, Ills, by Rev.J.-H. Hazen,r Mr.. D1rrett
Oliver Of Lancaster, Wis and Miss sophia Morgan Of
Amhoy. Ills.
Ia Mt. Hope july S, by Rev q. Q. Hsrd Charles +,
Adams and Miss Emily Snyder, both Of Mt. Hope
In Glen Haven July 5, by VIM Tate, Esq. Mr. Geo
Luther Of Gutenberg, Iowa, and Miss Elizabeth Hyde
OF Colesburg Iva
Ia Patch Grove July 4th, by chas. Brown ESQ, Mr..
James TessdaIe and Miss Martha Seagraves, both Of
CaszyiAe. Is - 49, Ns# - i
In BIoouingt May %, ty Jesse Brooks ESQ, Mr'
Ambrose W. Curtis Of Patch Grove to Miss Paulina
Merton Of FennimsFe.
In Patch Grove July g. BY Rev. c. Rnshby. Mr.. John
w. Hekok and Miss FFancis R. Stevens all Of Bestown
In wingTflle Jniy g. hy Thos, Lard, Mr. -siilton II
Wayne and Miss Caroline smith, all Of WingviIe.
In Fennimors, July 4, by A. II Giffen ESQ. Mr.. John
Tenant and Miss Emily Walters. both Of Fenninnors
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13

10 CoNTRAcToRs.-A church is t o
built at the Hurricane Corners in
qutre OF IL. s. Keen and others. See
advertisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13
Improved Farm For Sale
VILLAGE PROPERTY
I TIE TOWN OF CLIFTON
FOR SALE.

boH SAIAhi.f9 lgg ~tNgsws
The undersigned offers for sale his home in the village
OF Cassville consisting OF three good lots with COM
Portable dwelling, good WE'LL cistern on the premises
are about IS bearing fruit trees and large number
of currant bushes and towering shrubs also stables
for II head of horses cattle. Terms CASH or part
in cash and part in young stock
Also for sale tgo lots with good dwelling each.
The above is rare chance for persons desir0us of
sending their Children to good school, Cassville
supports good district school for 10 months in
as place in the county None of the prop
srty Is u of Elile from She school House.
Apply to ass ess nasge JOHN NJ SNECLopE. MI
8Cassville. July IS, 1868. #Te@ 6 SIT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13
MS. Unusual mortality is reno rte,

a@- Unusual mortality is eported
among the sheep of New Hampshire
and Vermont, which is attributed to
the bad condition in which the hay
was secured last season. Prevailing
rains in July and August damaged
a large portion of the hay of these
States. Cows did not thrive during
theIwinter, and deficiency Of milk is
now complained of.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13
Schnlitt's FIGURING Mill
IN FULL BLAST. :

and farmers may come with Buckwheat, Wheat, Rye
Corn &C and return same day with all ground. Re-
rnember grind ali On same day. Warranted to give
full satisfaction. The highest market price paid for
Buckwheat and Rye. A. seHMfrf.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13


EI'HLAND Co. IrEMs.-The RspUb-
.ieaE calls the attention of the parents
Of blind children that there ie room
Tor such children at the Blind Asylum
where they are educated free, and
also clothed and fed at the expense
State when their parents are un-
able. The County Superintendent
Of Schools may be consulted, and
he will see to arranging for such
title ones to 90 to the Asylum
Attention is also called to this mat
ter IN Grant County.
The Republican speaks of good
crops and complains that too many
celebrated the Anniversary on Sun
day. 1 Al
&. L. Laws has succeeded DIR
Downs IS Postmaster at the Center
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13

BARK LIcE.-From close observa~
ton with the help of q magnifying
glass, we notice the almost entire
failure this year of the bark louise
to fasten its new colonial posterity
upon the apple trees. Late May and
early June were warm and favorable
to an early Matching, but about the
time the nav family had left their
shells and taken to crawling about
billions strong the weather changed
too cold and wet and thereupOn.they
all seemed 30 disappear--we think
leaving not even breeders enough
to perpetuate tbs family. Now We
aAk observers to examine whether
we are right elsewhere in the coun-
try. A new insect destroyer is also
said to be among them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13

~ Local Items, Advertisements, &C.. TO insure
e~AES7s prsmpt appearance In the Herald must be
hanied in by Monday evening.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13
Farm For Sale,

will sell my farm ofl20 acres, situated two miles
southwest of Lancaster so under cultivation 40
good timber land the land lays well and is first
spring at the door, good dwelling barn and other inn
provements. will sell for SIS per acre, part down
and part time ~ ! F4 &~ffs& ED HALFERTY. Il
Lancaster, June is, 1869. 2-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13

TRIAL OF REAPERs AND MOWERS
One Of the greatest trials of reapers
and mowers ever made in the United
States came off at Sedalia, Mo, on the
22d ult. There were twenty entries
OF reapers and twenty.one of mowers.
OF the self~rakers, Woods was
marked highest, 95B the Champion
next, SAT. OF the choppers, the
Champion and Clipper were each
marked at 92t and the third was the
Russell, 87i OF combined reapers
and mowers, tho Clipper twas the
highest, SO IL and the World next,
SO 81. OF the single mowers, the
Clipper marked SO 6-7, the Champion
went 81 5>7, and Woods 81. OF the
hand -rakers, the Clipper marked
highest SO 4-5, and the Excelsior 90
Is
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13
GREEN VALLEY MILLS,

A wOODMAN.
) These mills have just started in Woodman by g. g..
YoangIove and A. Hale where all kinds of Grinding
will be doue on short notice and the best quality -four
turned out. Give them trial. ~
Woodman, June 18th, 1899. smls
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13

CHICAGO, July l2.-FIour easier
and nominally 100 l5clower Wheat
irregular, better and closed with buy
ers Of No at 1881 cash seller July
No 3 at 1.1740L1S. Corn firmer
and in fair demand No 2 at. 77acs re-
iected 67(d661c. Oats firm at 65lc.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13
CONTRACTS for BUILDING

The undersigned John Thornton. Lancaster and J.
H. Richardson, good practical mechanic from Chicago
having assumed partnership, are prepared to take
CONTRACTS FOR FIRST CLASS BUILDINGS, and
having 90 d machinery viii lake Doors Sash,
so sAffsFf as+s JOHN THORNTON.
J. II. RICHARDSON.
FOR SALE:-A good three Horse Engine
and Boiler; also Daniel Planer, and sticking machine
cheap for cash. Apply to JOHN THORNTON,
Lancaster, Wis.
Lancaster, April 18th, 1862 s6m3 -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13

MILWAUKEE, July 12-Flour dull
and lower at 5.T5,6 $50 and 500Ca5.
37i. Wheat steady al 132 for No
l and 1.273 for No 2. Corn nominal.
Oats nominal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13
CABINET SHOP AND FURNITURE STORE

in Wingvle, Montfortl and will at all times keep on
hand good stock Of Furniture such as Bedsteads
Lounges Tables Cane and Wood Seat Chairs Rockers
chdrens shairs Cribs, Stands. Cupboards, Bureaus,
Nhat-Nofs, &c Parlor furniture furnished when de-
sired Particular attention paid TO the Coffin business
Collins or hand and made to order short notice.
x Also good Hearse when desired. Pictures framed
to order, and pictures for sale
Farmers call and me- it will pay you. / will
sell as cheap the cheapest Why have furniture 20
miles when you do better at Wingviilef Give
a cali ass 52m3 IT TAYLOR
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13
NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS

Notce IL hereby given that the undersigned will re-
ceiye proposals for building bridge across Big Platte
in ae village Of Animation in the Town Of Clifton, Grant
ecanty, Wisconsin, up to Monday the l9ts day OF ~
i6o The work to be completed by the end Of Novem-
sibe bidder Plans and specifications be seen az
he Post-ofce in the village Of Animation. Address Eli
CLAYTON Aunaton Wis CARRlNGT0N,
= ss72 49, s 4s5s ELI CLAYTON, ~
H4~sass 5v2 asssss JOSEPH ALLEN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13
LIME LIME! LIME |!
STRAW HATS and BoNNETs

f9AtetNtAttI 8ILtI NEpdIItu.7 w 4.
.a4 - tTiird house north Of the TaststRtsJ q.
Mrs Draper begs to INFORM the citizens of Lancaster
and vicinity that she has commenced the above basil
nessand hopes by strict stten ton and moderate
yes merit share OF their patronage and support
: STRAW and TUSCAN HATS kept hand and
made to order in the latest style 4sn3e
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13

Mr.. CovER.-The anniversary was
celebrated at Beerswn with entire
satisfaction to the very large assem-
bIage, reckoned at 1000, the utmost
order and civility prevailing through
the day. ASA t
The Grafton, by A. r, Bushnell,
OF Lancaster, "was certainly an inn
provement upon the usual style of
arnate and spread eagle Fourth of
July jets Of eloquence. 1t was
practical and logical" Very many
came from nsighboring towns, and
on behalf our citizens they have the
thanks ofour people. Cow.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13

CAssyILLE MILLINERY.-TheM Misses
Fnney formerly in the Millinery business at Lancas-
ter, and known as very superior milisners have
moved to CassFiesand set mp business in the white
house. next west of the large hotel They have re-
ceived thor spring stock Of millinery stnfs. 49ml
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Post 0&ce address, Lancaster, Wis.,
Judge Of Circuit Court. T. MILLS
Judge OF Probate Court-Wh. McGoSIeAL,
Treasurer-Y. Z. KINNEY.
sherid-WuuAN II. CLIsz.
Register Of Deeds-JANEs WooDH0UsE
Clerk Of Circuit COurt-D. ScEREINER
Clerk OF Board of Supervisors-J. NJ ALrfzER
Cam Of Board Of Supervisors--J. B. MOoRE
superintendent ofschoOls--J.P HUBBARD
Co. surveyor-JosrPH ALLEN, (P. o. New California.
Dist. Attorney-GEo CIEMENFsoN.
Coroner-A. SAMPSON Up. o. Fairplay)
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13
Caution---$l5O Note.

All persons hereby forbidden receive certain
promissery note amounting to $780, dated May 4th,
1852 and said to be sgeed by me. payable 70 Andrew
B. Dsmming order, / shall contest tie collection
of said note which obtained by fraud and deceit and
without cor sideretion. GEO. r. BLACKBURN.
. Beetown, June 18th, 1859. 4w3s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13
8 a MISSISSIPPI VALLEY LODGE, no. Sc. I.0O,P.
POST NO. 50, G. A. R.

Regular meetings of Miss. Valley Lodge No
" on Wednesday evening Of each week
A. PRovIs, Sec'y JOHN COVER, N. g.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13
Bridge Building.

We are prepared to build BRIDGES of the most sub
stantiai kind Of either WOOD IRON and the most
reasonable terms. 80 SIS = * WEBSTER GRIMM. q
Cassv;lle, June IS, 1s69.A5x,a 4y1 asa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13

MI tr<N ~ asfl 4s- e6Ea
~ MEETS every alternate Wednesday Of each month,
commencing Jan. 20, 1889. A. d. s. COLLINS,
j. W. iANaFoED, Post Adj. S2m6* Pest Com.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13
ARRIVALS s. DIE PA RTURES
Mails at1ancaster.

ofMaiIs atLancaster.
B0sCoBEL-Arrives daily Sunday ex.) at 2:sO r. "
Departs $50 A. NJ
GALENA-Arrives daily (sanday ex) at sPM
Departs GAM
PR. DU CHIEE-Arrives Tues Thurs. Sat. 3PM
Departs Mon. Wed. Friday GAL
CASSyILLE-Arrives Monday Wed. & Friday IL N
Departs Jpn
MINERAL P'T-Arrives Wednesday Sat u II
Departs 2PM
Departs Bpm
r. CHEsEBR0, P. VI.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13
An anti prohibition organization

An anti prohibition organization
has been formed in Massachusetts,
under tho name of the Union Re-
publican State Central League. Hon.
Charles Francis Adams is..named as
a candidate for Governor.
A horse thief, named lure, who
was arrested last spring and taken
to Darlington, Wis, for trial, and
escaped from Jail there last week,
was again arrested in Stephenson
county. S<-@*s A's 49, 4 SO -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13
POST NO. 81. G. Az. JAMESTOWN.

Nj Comrades will assemble at Headquarters 10 tran
" sact business every Friday evening.
JOEL BARBER Adj. J. q. CLARK, Com'dr.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13
"A libel suit for $40, 600 against
the Crisis Democratic journal of Cos
lumbus, Ohio, has just resulted in the
prosecutors paving his own costs.

prosecutors paying his own costs.
The name of Colonel L. W. Hig-
gibson, Of Of Newport, r. L., has been
mentioned for the Presidency of the
University Of Michigan. rtFF
-"The Union-when we get
there" was one Of the toasts at the
commencement dinner at the Uni
versity of Virginia.
"A vigilance committee has been
formed in Hardin county, Iowa,
caused by the recent outrageous
robberies there.
The Union Pacific Railroad
Company announces a further re-
duction in freight rates in this paper
to-day. s%ssA Z 49, as ~sls- =
Horace Greeley, it is stated, has
owned one umbrella for forty
years. 1t has never Left him, rain or
shine.
The Cubans are reckless enough
to send 50, 600 900 worth of treasure
to New York weekly for safe keep
ing.