Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-04-15
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- hkfAhE AbA tsP i"k "~A-'
HAVE sou cleaned the cellar
PLANT eggs for spring chickens.
-KERosENE down 10 thirty cents.
Ma. Alexander Guick ,ofPrince-
ton, n. j., il in town.
-JuDoE Mills returned from the
Rchlaud Circuit Court
-rHE new coinage act abolishes
me copper two cent pieces.
-TuE city council of BoscobcI APP
pointed G. II Con,oit city clerk.
-PosrAL cards are expected at
the various poat-offices in May.
Tue editor Of the Boscobel Dial
has gone into tho poultry business,
Tng Oshkosh Northeastern
thinks the Midland r r. ought be
built in 90 days.
-DcnuQUE papers speak favora-
bly, Of the proposed Wisconsin Mid
land railroad line.
"A large number of buildings
will be erected in Lancaster during
She coming summer.
Ting Methodist sociable will take
plnce at the house OF Mrs. George
Walker on Friday evening.
There are 2S3 road districts in
Graut county and about the same
numbe Of school districts.
"A full list Of the town officers
elected at the late spring election
appears in to-day's Herald
-Tar NJ 4. Church at Hazel
Green has bad u considerable in
crease OF membership lately.
VALUABLE village property in
Bloomington is offered for sale by G.
Z. Thomas. SEQ advertisement.
-EyERr candidate for Office on
the Democratic ticket in Dubuque
had John for bis Christian name.
TIE Carrier House, B3scobol,
has gone into the hands Of James
Jones and Mr.. Burohard, of Fenni.
more
"A number of farmers in this SEQ
ton propose to try the plan Of SOW
Ing wheat and oats on the same land.
Why not?
-GALENA packed $4,000 hogs last
season, and IL the fourth city in Ii.
linois in point Of quantity Of pack
ing done.
"A fne lot Of fat steers, averag-
ing 1925 los, were purchased to-day
by Mr. J, b. Mccoy Of Nathan,
Schreiner 4 Co.
VIZ arecompelled to omit several
articles, original and selected, on sc-
count OF the pace occupied by the
delinquent list.
-lr cost Green Bay man the
other day $4,000 for calling Mrs.
Caldwell notorious tComani Cer-
tainIy women have rights up there.
ter your gardening tools resdy
tor use. In about six weeks you
may DO able to scrape away the snow
sufficiently to dig your first mess OF
horse radish
AFTER June 30th postage will
b,r,quired for all newspapers taken
out Of the otfics. The rate for W, elk
lies will DO ; cents quarterly, to be
paid the delivery Office
-SolptsRs who have lost their dis
charge papers may procure the same
BY application to the Secretary of
War IL ia necessary to furnish
proof OF the service as also Of the loss
OF the discharge,
-THE person who removed from
the street on tue night of the late
Dire "a large bundle Of washed bed and
rhiliren's clothing, will do SUIT
teriug family great kindness by re.
turning the same to A. Dilger.
Mn d. Bapantine, OF Blooming,
ton, has added to his herd q thor
oughbred Durham bull calf, s month,
DID, for which he paid Mr.. s. s
Brown Of Galeaa $3.50 Hs has also
recently bought in Dubuque a COW
and two hsifers which cost 500.
VIZ neglected to notice in To,
last issue the new 6rm Of Howe 4
Baxter, successors TO the late dry
goods firm Of Baxter & Kinney
The business standing OF these gen
tlemen places the new firm anon
the best in town. They are now re
ceiVing new goods for the spriui
trade.
E~Farmers, before buying a coKS PLO~