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cut and goods. |
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~Fans III '"1 only make two dollars /,
On dat coat, 20 help me gracious,
on Oa n l late washington story is that +
49,, g Saa.,sr elaine had a difficulty r
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with only the Hon 2aeh' 0naA0'
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elatoe. TINT we hare anything dlsa.
.,reesbls between Ms. fhs A0N.
Zach. was considerably Embarrassed
go, having heard the interesting
story ofthe cook. .,.,,o al
A gentleman whose prooos'e ia.
suffered amputation was invited GU, |,
TO tea. "My DEAR" said the g'o''
m,or Of the house to her little
aau.bter. ~ want you to be very par
,;enlar. aud to make no remark ao0N'
Mr.. Jenkins nose" Gathered a00 ;"
he table, everything was going wen n,
he child peeped about looked fa u,
r puzzled, and at last s'ar' m" a. ~
,hIs. ma, why did you tell me
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!
STRONG AND PURE RICH BLoOD-1MCRE.ASSE ~
OFFLESH AND WEIGHT-CLEAR SKIN AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECURED 80 AAlA.

HAsMApETHE MOST ASTONISHING CURES SO
QUICK. so RAPID ARE THE GHA M ME NE
BODY UNDERGOES. UNDER THE iNrh LgE!MIs
THAT '.. {
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-05
For the Kingdom.

EDITOR HERALD Permit me TO
send a few words of church news
from western Grant. 4 series of
meetings held at the Yellow School
House. town Of Glen Haven, has re-
suite ina religions awakening among
the people, and twelve have started
for the Kingdom We expect larger
results set TO follow. The sum OF
$3.50 is secured toward building VI
+ Church editice on the corner O.:
Section 81. and one half mile south OF
the residence of f. 4 Kidd 1t will
cost about 81 200
II the close Of our meetings q
socable was held in the spacious
rooms ot Toe pleasant residence OF
Mrs \ f Bennett, widow of the
late \ A Bennett, deceased. The
occasion was quite epioyable, all
seemed happy, and We were very es-
pecially 50. since the tree will off r.
ings Of the friends broaght us $50 in
valuable presents, most BY cash.
Those f.iends will lorg be remem-
berel by a. for this aud many other
acts of kindness We wish for them
the choicest blessings of life, and a
crown and mansion in the life to
come. J. j CLIFTON.
Glen Haven Feb %, 1874
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-05

Mrs. Hickin's funeral, last satrr
day was the longest ever witnessed N
thu section Of the country.
The Patch Grove public school
has closed its winter term, but Mrs.
Newcomb continues her school fonr
weeks longer.
A shoemaker is needed in town,
the one they had is burned out and is
not inclined to start again, if he should
start there is room for two and plenty
Of work for more.
Mr.. William Lewis is one Of the
thrifty farmers Of Patch Grove, has a
fine farm, good house and barn a good
stock aud plenty of boys to take care
of it. He takes great interest in the
school and school matters and sees
that his children are there % get the
benefit Of it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-05
IEsGaLsIsl.

Dancing school under the care
and tutiIage of Professor Brown,
closed Wednesday, with an open
dance, free to all for only $3.50 per
couple
II Groat has opened furniture
store and proposes to furnish custC-
mers with all dispatch and neatness,
for cash, and at prices as low as pos
sible. This is the fourth stop Of the
kind in town.
Weather variable at present
Persons wishing TO avail themselves
Of natures free bridge, are rushing
things just now, in view of the com
ing breakup which will soon occur
if the weather continues mild
-Postle & ltiply, brewers, manu-
featured over eleven hundred bar
re!s of beer last year They expect
to produce much more this year, as
they haze made great Improvement
10 their 'moJus operandi" End will
run on much larger scale
-MuscOda bids fair to become one
Of our most enterprising cities.
Hundreds of cords 4 wood and ties
are shipped across the Wisconsin
river to the depot, and large quaint
ties of bolts are converted into stavt s
and heading by our prosperous fac
tory
Business is prosperous. although
there seems to be o scarcity Of mon
ey But wood, ties, d., are gal
lender here, and merch; hts are busy
attending customers Graham Il
Bremen, McKittrick. Rbdolf and
Garland all receiving a beral pat
ronage
-Tha price Of farm produce is still
on the Use, owing doub less TO the
monopoly known as the grange.
But the current Of time will bear
this bubble on and the only question
IS, will The laboring man be benef
ed ? or, all their Wanted reform end
in another gran.
The river Improvement is TO
commence as soon as the ice clears.
Then there will be call for laborer
We hope the work will be thorough
ly done, for times will be lively
when our shore lots are echoing to
the aho-heave' Of the hands loading
ard ul l)ading the steamers
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-05
DIED.

In Waterloo Wis Feb goth, 1874, Miss Esther
Chafee, youngest daughter of Sanford and Mary A.
Chafee
The deceased was lady Of culture and re-
fnement, of firm and religions character, and
from early youth a member of the COngrega-
tiona Church. She was remarkable for the
fortitude and patience with which she bore
her almost unparalleled sufferings; only the
true Christian can endure with sub mission,
and resignation all that she was called TO pass
through the many years she as afflicted
Her suffering life is over, with clear mind
fully approaching her CONDITION and confding
in her Savior she passed away. Gods peace
be with the living who mourn their loss
Gods rest be with the dead.
'she died-yet Is not dead
We saw her gazing toward sky
Whose lights ne'er beam on mortal eye;
She 'ingered-yearDed-an fed
In Johnson City Missouri. Ian. 18th. 1874. Jacob
r. spangler. aged So years, Il months and u days
Deceased was native of Virginia, and after
wear service in the Mexican war went to
Wisconsin in l847 and was married to Miss
Sarah Miles in 1860 In 1856 left Wisconsin
and went to st. Clair Co., Missouri, where he
had to be separated from his devoted wife
who is left to mourn his loss. After months
Of intense suffering from a complication of
diseases, borne with the mosCineek and patient
christian fortitudo he died as he lived, trusting
in our only Savior and Redeemer Jesus Christ
for help in time of need Jaruarv 18th, 1870
he united with the Baptist Church and was
buried with Christ in Baptism When his
companion saw the breath fast leaving him
asked if he felt his Savior near he answered in
the last moment happy, happy, by an bv,"
and folded his arms across his breast and fell
asleep in Jesus. Gov.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-05
Sons building now emnfr.


-Mr. Il Marks and Mr. T. Shep
herd intend improving their residen'
G on Pine street either by building
or repairing.
Mr.. Q. A. Boynton has transfer
red his livery business to the old
Plattevills Hotel stable, and has sl,C
aided an addition to the building.
Daring the past season there
has been some residences erected and
Il number Of old ones improved. Mr.
q ilutchens has put up neat little
house on Pine street, and Mr.. NJ. P.
Rindiaub has improved his DWELLING
very much by bull ling an addition
TO il.
The K. L. is once more 10 opera
ton, but how long it will continue
can not be stated with any degree Of
certainty. The feeling so far as my
observation extends ia not one of
satisfaction with regard to the man
agement of r. II. matters by the
agent Of the town.
There is but little done in this
section Of country by miners. |
should say, there is plenty of mining
done, but it amounts to nothing,
there being but one shaft to my
knowledge whore mineral is obtain
ed in any considerable quantity.
That is owned by Mr. Henry Lane,
of PlatteviIle.
The Normal school is prosper
ing fin'ly ; the several departments
are full to overlooking, and under
the efficient instruction of Prot
Charl on, and the atls corps cf
teachers the students apparently de-
ing good work and making rapid ad-
vancemenr. No sma amount of
this is due to the earnest lab0rs of
Prot. McGreg0r who, as it has been
well remarked, sis almost the life of
the institution" There are at pres
ent BIO students in the school, divid-
ed as follows: Model so; academic
15f Normal lao. The model de-
partment is under the supervision OF
Miss Curtis and the Academic of
Prot. Nye, who are able teachers,
and are giving good satisfaction to
the Board
Daring the past season, an at-
dition has been made to the building,
41x22 feet and too stories high,
which furnishes d suit of rooms for
the Natural Science department, ar
paratus room and labratory, also rec
itation room for the Academic de-
partment, and cioak room for the
lAdieq There was also an entirely
new set OF furnaces added last fall at
q cost of 81 COO Tho entire i'm
improvements amount to $4,000.
The library and apparatus depart
menis are being improved from time
to time, also many hew and curious
specimens added, both in the muse
um belonging to Mr.. Evans and that
belonging to the school. The form
or i very kindly baned 70 the
school. And here / wouli state. a
respectful invitation is extended to
miners AMI others, finding curious
specimens, that they bring or send
them to add to this department,
which will be thankfully received
and proper credit given, on the label
to the donor. w. G. X
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-05
Hazel Green,

"A recent runaway at his HON,
near Elk Grove. resulted in broker
RIB for NJ q. Mil, of this village.
While splitting wood the Other
day son Of Mr.. NJ A Harper miss
ed the mark an inch or so. The boy
is doing we'll with something less
than nine toes and half.
The oldest bachelor 10 town says
that at least one Hazel Green ma :
riage notice is published in the HER
AID every week After sitting up
nights to ponder over this statement,
wee. only say. let EN- be published.
It's good thing.
The mineral lauds neighborirg
the village are quite productive this
winter, moro miners than common
being thereon at work. Old diggings
yield spectacle wages, while here
and there new prospect pays hand
some dividends over and above ex-
penses. The Company still use nitro
glyeerine for blasting justified from
experience that it is by far the best
explosive that has ever been used
1t saves time and makes hard work
comparatively easy AS much or
more can be done in "a day with nitro
glycerine as the best miners can ac-
complish in a week with powder
This good old town of steady
habits was lately visited by a repre-
sentative of the HERALD, who travel
ed per early train on the underground
railway, narrow gauge. He found
tho Empire House better than ever
and The vintage of DodgeviIle better
than oil. Clean, dry sidewalks en-
abled him to go from one end of the
village 10 the other without over
shoes, fact which the village board
Of Lancaster ought to be reminded Of
at least three timeI every day.
Crawford, Mills & CO. are selling
off 81 their goods preparatory to re-
firing from business. Their large
store has been pretty well emptiod
during the past two weeks, albeit
enough goods yet remains TO furnish
forth at last one country store of
average proportions. Boots and shoes,
hats and caps &c, &c, are now going
off at figures so ridiculously low that
we are half ashamed to print tbem.
Here's chance to save money which
even Granger might do well to i'm
prove This house had the reputa-
ton OF carrying only first lass goods
none of your cheap Jack
trash, you know-but goods fine
enough and durable enough for any
body to wear /.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-05
TRAIN TIME At sPECHTs FERRY
TOWN AND COUNTY
Patrons of Husbandry.

y l3w ~iil be ouud the name and
.ocstioa Of the several Oranges in
it.nt County als0 the name and
i.5-l- office address IT Secretaries:
tfs.f ar,en. Hazel green ~ .rper. Hazel Green
western star. JsrnAst w q *meaa. nleith.Ill
a348eef S4ara 9HrIser John Brandon. Ge0rget VA
syvfI}r Pari-; Rthecca LauZbatham, Dicheyyiiie
h t-js4H Horizon. Annie Rraud9n PIatteviiie.
#zI5s4t. II risou. samuel Llkeus Rockville,
81 = Harrison; q. ( Jones. Plattegilie
L.a4. Union Lima; John Morrison. Plattayllie
= s-t tara. Lima. Harvey C,ukiiag, NashbGru,
atan. Clifton; Robert Watson, hartinsvilie.
el.s praisla Lam sstes Matthe" CtabtFea, fancss-
0iag.iite IS fngviIs; Taylor. fort
Fannfmor Center. Pennnore. Y Bower, Fenuiniore
"a Mount Hope " Aleaauler Mount Hope.
ttfa GRANT. Little Grant A. y Morse bloomington
tse- pfairi. Bloomington dehu Hsarkett, Bloom
i41tau.
Pats Grove. patch Grove; J A Curtis. Patch Grove.
n f5l. Auaaver Glen Raven; :. NeHi X. Reetowu-
IS t.uH-I4z WyaIu,ias; John stores Brodtvhe.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-05
Farm For Sale.

The undersigned will sail his farm Of 200 acres in
the town Of Melville, abont miles south of the
Village. over 100 acres well fenced and in high
state Of cultivation good bearing orchard and eve
living springs tho land-one spring within four
rods Of the house. One 10 has spring creek running
across one corner with a good mil seat It, and
about 38 acrea Of permanent valley meadow Their" is
a frame dwelling house and a trame barn. with COW
sheds Plenty Of timber fer all necessary purposes
aud first ratio cattle range The prize per is
80 ample time given on part ofthe purchase mon
ey. For terms aud particulars, address.
X. K. SPRAGGEN,
Iqtfsl MiliylIle. Wis,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-05
Farm for Sale.

The undersigned will sell his farm OF l60 acres,
sections 70 and 32one mite south Of Mt Ida Post Of
lce--n tue town OF Fennimore. 100 under Cul-
tiyation, balance timber, we'll watered aud fenced.
Good bui idi ugs the premises. The farm is well 10
ca ed Gu the main road -adiug 10 Lancaster. good
School within quarter Of q mile. There is also
young orchard Of 2r0 trees Prcs so per acre. For
further particulars call the subscriber the
premises. c. Il. SANDLEBACk.
Mt Ida Jan 80, 1874. 4em3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-05
UNREDEEMEO LANDS.
Tax Notice---For Deed.
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK,


LASC4sfEE Grant Co Wis, Dec so. lsT3, J
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the 10 lowing
~ described lands and village lots in the cousty Of
Grant aud State of Wisconsin sald by the treas
Of said county, the 5th day Of rtpt, A D. 1871
for the delinquent taxes . the wear 1870
The amount opposite each tract OF land, ana tl
laGe lot Is the of and charges dae
ther' computed up TO the last day of redemption
Now. therefore, unless tile taxes and charges. to
getheg with the redemption fee, PAID on the 0-
lowing described tracts OF land and village lots, on or
before the 5th day of Sept D. 1874. the same will
be conveyed by deed to the purchasers acc riding
to the provisions of law.
DESCRIPTION. SEC. ASSESSED TO AMT
TopH 4, RaEge 4-BettoSn
e3a of nw< Is Asa smead SIS %
TsJy,,s nj g-ssrsgIe
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-05

feel indebted to the troupe for the
generosity shown in lending helping
hand to their library. A goodly mum
Der of Lancaster people were in at
tendance on both evenings.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-05
STRAY ED-GELpING.

From the undersigned residing 10 Cassville. Wis
on or about September lst, 1873 dark bay foul
yeor old gelding with heavy name and tail, carriti
his head rather high, short and heavy built, has
marks except that the hind legs crooked Ann
person returning said horse giyiH Information o
his whereabouts will be literally rewarded
OTTO KLEINpELL,
Cassville, Dec !, .72 EFT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-05
Graut County has % Oranges.


TRAM county mas = FRANCES
-9lt= wanted By g J. Hyde, Ter cash q
aaie
-',iasiea''ar's = early Spring are now e
-Hsa Governor piqae'. message on th'
fr- page
pIa1lg all Jay d Mount Hope on Mon.
t4ey,
Tsna4 arrI.e 1t Piattegi!ie Al 1925 r NJ.
Ease III $50 IA. MI
7aa t..t.r. Il ,i,.o,t, ,,8 clorsr .s.J
,,.t,c urIe
Ne el1'''f 'ie. no" q 'e''F' '''s "'''
q bloomington Library 'dh" M 'teU
t'afsastd s5oo "a s"osc'io'ioh.
4 movement i Oh foot starr Grange
The 'eooi sleighins'' has departed and
mooay nights aud mud are the rage now.
The Changers win hold County Com.
e.f. ii Lancaster on Wednesday March nth
Cas,siIle awaiting the opening Of nayiga-
a.
u.a ,.,n.c. H. j., nan ,bo ~.
Is ~ ,,,bl,r r,l.e = learn hi4 private
~
%st arrivals or nr,ofs sheetings and
fancy art,c.s a, nm, week al Natbah, schreiner
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-05

IN. Home Life in the Bible, adyer-
tised in another column, is by the
popular author, Rev. Daniel March,
D. d, whose books are so widely
known and eminently fitted for family
reading. Paying employment is offer
ed Young Men and Ladies, Teachers
Clergymen,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-05
Cheap Farm for Sale.

i will sell farm Of 80 acres, mites north Of Poto
ST. and u mile south west Of Jackson'4 place *
under cu ivaton balance in pasture. There j.
a frame honse. granery barn and other buildings
good well and cis1ern with pump;
young orchard. A good school near by. Price IL 90
third oseh balance en time PHIL RoESCH
4Sw5 p0iOsi, Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-05

BUSINESS MEET1NG.-All memb ers
of Lancaster Fire Company No. l
are requested to meet at the engine
house on Saturday evening Of this
week, at Z o'clock, for business.
l.. HOLLOWAY Foreman
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-05
TAKEN TP-STEER.

By the subscriber on lands owned AMI occupied bt
him j n section II tews range wes,; on or about
the LIST day Of February 1874 ale red Steer tao
years OLD next Spring. marx d in the right with
an uuder bit and apparently little s of the upper
side OF the left No otheo mark. Tue Owner j.
requested prove propertyp charges and take said
stray away. ENOCH GROOM
Cassyilir February 2 1871 fsWi
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-05
Archer Ferry and Farm for
Sale.

The property known Archer's Ferry and farm is
offered for sale on good terms. There are lao acres
all under fence-50 acres thereof good bottom =
Good DIV cling and stables the premises. The
ferry income is from to eight hundred dollars
per year Terms one-third cash; the balance time
Apply % the subscriber the premises.
GEORGE GRIFFIN,
DickevyiIlA Sent II 1873 left