Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-03
TRAIN TIME at spECHTs FERRY
Local Matters:
Hos ] ALLEN BARBERs major.
~ over Warden Z 1865

town
-DUBUQUE expended this year
$1,000 900 on buildings and 100000
on streets.
READ the very just and peril
ncnt remarks Of Mr.. J, c. Herbert in
another column
-CHRoMos, engravings, stereo-
graphs, and diaries for '73 at Mrs.
Watkins Bookstore
-D3N'r forget the Episcopal
Church Sociable next Thursday
right, d. Mrs Muosse's house,
WANTED Immediately 90 sub
scriptious, for the Herald, thirty
cord Of green wood and ten cords Of
dry wood
We begin to hear Of deaths Of
horses from the disease, though few
have yet occurred Many horses are
yet untouched by it.
on account Of the ep'zootic.
superintendent Holford ia for the
present obliged to withdraw all his
appointments tor Institutes, lectures,
etc
-NEw and handsome volumes Of
standard poetry, albums Of all sorts,
and juvenile books from five dollars
u two cents, at the Lancaster Book
store
JUDGE Mills left home on Mon.
day for Prairie du Chen, to preside
Ut the Winter Term of the Craw>
frd County Circuit Court, which
begins this week.
Tho Richland County Republican
il rejoicing over the comp letion Of
it, seventeenth volume; also over
the appointment Of Mr.. Jay HamiI-
ton as local editor.
Ii is generally agreed that exer-
else ia better for the sick horse than
close conf uement, aud experience
shows that there has been less drop
~ aftcrward, whore they have been
exercised daily.
TUE money order business of the
Post-OGice Department has rapidly
grown 70 great magnitude, is having
exceeded SOS 900 600 during the year
ending June 30, 1872 OF this vast
sum little or none was lost.
-"lIE makes business hum," is
often sud Of business mon and 80
docs Role Watkins when he soils
tops for Santa Claus. Did see
those new styles Of toys, china sets,
dolls andanimated pasteboards ut his
store
-WHAr will be done for water +?
The lack Of rain for two months past
and the sudden approach Of winter
has loft many cis terms in an insol-
won't condition, an housekeopere
are anxiously looking for them to re-
sumo liquitauon
-TuE disease late ~ noticed as
killiog Off young hogs in largo num-
bcrs, has no relatio n 10 the horse
disease, II IL considered incurablc,
after it has broken out, but is pre-
vented hy feeding a medicine COM
posed chiefly Of sulphur and antimo.
ny II appears moro or less every
winter.
No trouble at all to get rid Of
corn. oats, butter, eggs, fowls or any
thing else You have 10 sell. Hack
uey at Feunimore Center says he
will take them all at the highest
market rates. He don't ask for
credit but pays up promptly in
money or goods, and expects custo-
mers TO 30 likewise.
A letter from Yankoelown ia the
Kckapoo valley, TO the Prairie du
Chien CHica says, "RaiIroad meets
iugs are all the 20 here The subject
is ON every ones tongue. 1t is be
alI important theme This refers to
the Narrow Gauge plan for road
from Tomah down the Kickapoo,
acros. into Grant County, and south
east into Illinois.
CHILDREN, adults, men, women
boys iuicpts, ladies', old folks, girls
.ehoIars, people, and other persona
will find something attn active in th,
aew stock OF goods opened by Mrs
$. b. Watkins at the Bookstore
Diaries for '73 OF many styles, s'a.
'''nery pictures, toys and beautiful
S'll-0'ots are on hand for the holi.
days
- tight fence has been bull
around the town pump in front o
This office,to keep diseased horses alta
properdistancc Some one has achicv
ca anonymous celebrity, by marx
ing IL IN large letters with the sigr
y P@L K r Depot Narrow Gauge;'
out tho satire this midnight exploit
11s not lowered the price of share
10 the least.