Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-10-22
RAIN TIME AT spECHrs PERRY
TOWN AND COUNTY
Look out for snow.

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Look out for snow.
--Overcoats and gloves ara in order
Now Is the time to grow woodpiles.
For Horse Blankets 60 to Juo P. Lewis.
AN extra choice lot of Boys Caps may be
yound at Jno. P. Lewis.
Potatoes are plenty In this market and
selling slowly at IS cents per bushel.
Benz. Coates, President of the First Ma
tional Bank of Boscobel, was in town on
Tuesday.
The scholars of the Lancaster schools
have organized debating club, aud are pro-
crossing finely.
Pump Carpenter is billed to address a
Reform meeting at the court house in this viii
Gage Saturday evening
DR. David of Muscoda, met with a severe
accident near Highland last week, from which
he will be laid up some time.
DIR. Stanard of Muscoda was taken to the
Insane Asylum at Madison on the Sd inst
Excessive drinking was the cause.
A confidence man beat a Hazel Green
landlord out of weeks board, and forgot to
pay his stage fare to Galena, last week.
A new passenger engine for the Narrow
Gauge road arrived in Galena last Saturday.
It is very appropriately named "Galena."
Rev. S W. Eaton met his congregation at
'the regular weekly prayer meeting, last even
ling. in the lecture room of the Congregational
.cburch.
Geo UT is constantly receiving an as
sottlnsnt Of groceries for his patrons. His
stock il fine and prices are made to suit the
people.
Mr. Jno p Lewis presents the readers of
the HEEA1D with his announcement of Fall
goods Read his proclamation and act under~
standingly.
Mr. KinsellA, of sinairswa Mound, in
forms US that rich lead was lately struck near
that place by Mr.. j. II. hurrey and two or
three others.
A very fine assortment Of Cook aid Par
lor Stoves is offered at bottom figures this
FALL at the sign of the big Paddock, by NJ N.
Zeiger & Co.-32w2.
Marshal Kelts was arrested for shooting
John Wright, taken before Justice Baldwin,
when the case was continued until the 26th,
his bail being fixed at $500.
Several OF the Lancaster people we're Bit
ten quite extensively by "hne young fellow"
who Jumped the town" last Tuesday. Liabil-
tiles about 800, assets 80.
Geo Budd's Restaurant is fast becoming
popular with the people. He keeps the: very
best brand of Oysters in town and serves
them up in style that suits.
About 4, 500 pigs of lead belonging to n.
Corwith Co., and 5000 from Crawford,
Mills & Co, Hazel Green, are awaiting ship
mentSeast at the depot in Galens.
The first number of the Grant County
Adpooass made its appearance last Thursday.
II is published and edited by Holford l. Bart
lev, and is sneat seven column folio.
Attention il called to the appointments
in another column which are to be filed by
Col. John G. Clark. Il is to be hoped thai
the masses will turn out and give him rousins
houses.
Mccoy & Holloway have received stock
or the famous Badger Mills Shawls msnufae-
tured At Racine These shawls are all the
rAEe and the assortment spoken of is the bes
in town.
-wriggcsworth of the Darlington Rep,s5li-
can, paid US visit last Tuesday He was il
town exhibiting his patent hub, which is pro
nounced by all csariage makers to be the best
thing out.
Mr. L s. Eastman, of Smelser, offers t.
purchase the PlatIeville Fair grounds upoi
condition that the people of that village vii
continue to hold Fairs he renting them sh
premises at fair price.
The Lancaster woollen Mills will stoE
gor the winter next week. having worked u
all the wool on hand The seasons work has
been very successful and large quantity o
goods have been manufactured.
Would it not be good plan for our Va
asge BOARD to employ man for a few days t
clean up the cemetry! Tax payers can We
afford to have their funds expended in keep
SHg the burial plsce in good condition.
e O. Lacy, the photographer, will be i
Fennimere Center for twenty days from dat
with his large portable building, and.to thos
wishing to procure photographs, bOn-ton
etc, fine opportunity is here afforded.
The new building being erected by Hen
kle & weRzel is receiving the second stor!
and il il expected that the brick layers wi
finish their work next week. A large force
at work on the structure and ere long it wi
be occupied.
We omitted TO mention in our last issl
the death Of Frank S. Barber, eldest son
Hon. J. Allen Barber, who died on the l0t
instant. after brief illness. He was 20 yea
of age, married, and was very quiet indu
trious msn, and held in high esteem By
friends.
REV. S. w. Eaton, after vacation
eeveral weeks, which he devoted 10 visitil
old friends and scenes at the East, returne
TO his home Tuesday, and will preach
dis people next Sunday forenoon and evening
His many friends will be glad to learn that
play spelF' has been productive Of GOO
health, and he ID Low looking better than
has for years