Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-08-08

The State Journal notices the re-
turn to Wisconsin of Mr.. r. J. Ship
lev, a very successful grape and pear
grower of California. and a former
resident of Grant county.
DIR. Newell has returned from
Patch Grove, and is prepared to at
tend to all requiring his service. All
dental operations must be for cash
only-ofiice over Jones drug store.
The Prairie du Chen Union saws
that dwelling houses of a neat charac-
ter are much needed in that town,
and adds, that forty comfortable
dwellings could be let out in twenty
four hours.
Mr.. A. Young, of the Louisville
Ky J EUening Sun, one Of the many
youths who Learned the boxes" in
HergLd office, made us friendly call
not long ago He was on his way TO
Duluth. His home is at Glen Haven
MIR. j. S Baker, Special agent
Of the New York Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co, has been passing several
days at Lancaster Mr.. Baker was
the first Bank Comptroller for this
State. He still resides at Green Bay.
Last Saturday some P6tosi peo-
pde had ride from Specht's Ferry to
Dubuque on the Chicago, Dubuque
and Minnesota r. II. 1t is expected
that trains on this road will run to
Turkey River, opposite Cassville, by
the first Of September,
--Bachman Bros. have enlarged
their tanning works at Boscobel, and
have put in 20 horse power engine
for running the machinery. The
leather made by this firm is quite
Elk Sensively used, and is fully as dur
able as any that comes from the East
When the fellow in the play said,
IL must to the BARRIERS, for methinks
| am marvellous hairy about the face"
it is highly probable that he went at
once to George Northrop who runs
comfortable tonsorial institution
one door east Of Dir. Baxter's drug
establishment.
Remember tho Union Sabbath
School Picnic 20 be held near Mr..
Aupperle's on the PatteviIle road.
Thursday, August 81 Weather per-
hitting, the affair will probably call
out more people than were ever be>
fore assembled on any similar occa-
sion in this county.
The corner stone Of the new
Congregational church will be laid
next Monday afternoon, at 4 30 p.
NJ. There will be an address by the
Rev Mr.. Eaton, prayer, singing, etc.
The ceremonies will be unusually in.
teresting and quite now to many of
our towns-pcople.
We are in receipt of a copy of
the Daily Commercial Report and |
Narket ReUieU, published at Chicago |
by firm of whom Mr.. c. w. Dunk
ley, who graduated in the art preser-
vative at the Herald office, is a men,
Der. Mr.. d. is gentleman of good
abilities and high moral worth.
What would the citizen of a
century ago have said had he seen
on our streets on Friday that beauti-
full single carriage recently made by
Hawley & Son of Plattevlle for Ferg
Il Brown, the widely known livery
men of Boscobel ? 1t was "hahnsum
kerridge, sure enough, as DR. Holmes
would say,
The partnership heretofore ex-
listing between Messrs. Fisher Il Bar
stow, the Lancaster brick makers,
hasbeen dissolved, Mr. Fisher buying |
his partners interest in the business. |
IS 900 Of the best brick that have |
lately come under our notice have |
been burned by tho firm this suns
mer, and Mr.. +. means to soon have |
another kiln OF $50, 900 ready for
the market.
Each of the Lancaster hotels has
always fair run of custom, which !
proves three things, viz: that the
said hotels are good, that their pros
prietors are accommodating gentlemen,
and that charges are reasonably low,
If any body knows Of three hotels
as good as these elsewhere, we want
him to tell us, and we'll make note
Of it.
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