Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-04-29
Local Matters:
"A fine growing day this.


-CouNrY Jail without an inmate.
-THg Lancaster vill' 20 election
will take place on Monday next,
May jlb.
Six hundred dozen eggs found a
market at Nathan. Schreiner & Co.'S
OF Saturday
NATHAN. Schreiner 4; Co. have
opened an immense stock Of goods,
for he SPrir trade.
MINE bost Graybill, is reGt'iDg,
r'paiuling and oulargiug the Dol
phin House at CassviIc.
-TuE Methodist sociable will be
held ct tho house Of W Barlow on
. Friday evening Of this week.
WILLIAMS, the landlord OF the
Dou4man House al Prairie ia Chien,
spout sunday afternoon IN town.
-TuE old Tyler House corner
ia PlatttyiIle has been purchased by
Mr. Cha-. Laughton of that place.
Mn JAS. Kilbourn is stocking u
large nursery near Glen HAvon with
fruit ornamental and forest trees
LEWIS BETTER is now carrying
o. The general variety store at Mill
. viii al th5 OLD stand Of Kidd Bros.
MINERAL on tho rise. w learn
tuata lot Of 100 600 pounds was sold
yesterday II Potosi for S48 per thou
sand
-MouNr Hope has a hourishing
grange OF The Patrons Of Husbandry.
Lois we'll ORGANIZED and is growing
rapidly.
WHEN the Improvement Of the
Wisconsin is finished MilIville ex-
poets 10 be He grain depot for north.
cru Grant.
AN old gentleman by the name
of Archer died very suddenly Of np-
poplexy at Fennimore Centre the
other day.
TUE grangers buy farm ma
c5incry Of Sbrader & Phillips. This
fact -pelks well for their mode Of
doing business, prices, &c.
-lp you want to see foe job of
Iauuos iu imitation of maple, step
ioo 'bo Phelps House bar-room.
Frank Norris dit The work
Wgtrr,d 10 stating last week
thai at.ar J Iiy l-t letter could be
bent thtuEh The mail, for two cents.
The old three cent rats continues.
-rHE Pocket folks are happy.
new road is being built along the
river bank 10 BRIDGEPORT which puts
NhIivjlo SIX miles nearer to Bridg
port and u railroad market.
-PErEa-' Musical Monthly should
Pee taken IN every household where
lher, is other piano, organ or me-
,odoon Prlco SO 90 per year. Ad-
dress J f. Peer, 500 Broadway n Y.
Mn JAS Humphrey is building
dne brick residence on his farm
near Patch Grove The new edifce
viii be supplied with all the modern
improvements for heating. ventila-
SON and water.
-roNAroE4 in can should be kept
iroe from light therefore if put
a't u class il would be advisable to
PAN, or p.por Tie Jar. Hpusekeep
er- Mould bear this ia mind when
,bs tomato season arrives.
Hos 8. L. Stratton, of Kansg 5,
spouiiag few weeks with old
ueuds ~ Nh II ,pe tie is looking
woIl,consiiering he labor and excite.
neot incident % the stormy session
81 the Kansas legislature caused by
Pomcroy brIbers.
PEACOCK 4 Atkinson, dealers N
general merchandise st North AUdo.
gerpropose 20 enlarge their business,
and nave already commenced the
erection Of building therefor. Ii
VIII be two stories high, 32xA4 feet
ground dimensions.
We regret TO icaara that Mr.
John Coker, who had for many years
resided IN the town Of Highland
near The viilsga Of Mpntfort. was
.'st IN the Inflated Atlantic. H.
was an EngIisbman by birth. ana
Two Yeas ago had gone to Eagland
'o visit relatives aud friends.
-tHE editor Of the Patleville
Witness DON'T scare. 4 subscriber
'ae ether day stopped bis copy OF
'aai paper because it refused 10
e4lorss the rcDu iiat ion of an old
own debt, and The editor didu't &c
gay away and advertise his Office
''' safe Fhe course Of tho TVItres.
Y 'he II ljso.eduyss question" i,
nun 1iso!s rAe debt amounted
u Yea'e ago TO about $4,000, snC
"' contracted by the town o
. '''''e assuming to pay tn,
Academy indebtedness.