Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-10-14
TOWN AND COUNTY:
Bank NJ your house.

Bank mp your house.
Local politics are warming up.
-Patronize and encourage the library
association.
senator IIolloway's son. Frank, has been
quite III for several days.
You can buy a new oyercoat very cheap
IS fixing up your old one.
Election dispatches from Ohio and Iowa
viii he found on second page
Snow on Mouday-remnding the people
that Winter is near at hand.
The Boscobe fair was success Some
5000 people we're in Attendance.
"A new and attractive sign-"Books and
Stftionery'-hangs out from Bieg's store
Autumn leaves are being gathered in
large quantities by the lovers Of the beautiful.
Sheriff. sales come in lively this week, as
viii be seen by referring to the legal column.
A change in the Boscobel railroad time
card will be noticed at the head Of this column.
A good cook stove may be purchased
cheap Of Dr. Hassell His office is over the
auction store
"A personal canvass is the most ellectual
work that can be done toward securing po-
Htical victory
The stripes viii have to give way. stars
spangIed stockings will prevail next year. The
centennial, YOU know.
Tho literary entertainment at the school
house Monday evening was we'll attended and
a. spoken Of as a success
-Johu Bieg, the thriving fancy grocery
merchant, has been in Chicago purchasing
new goods for his shelves
Mr. Adolf Nathan intends leaving the old
firm on the first Of January. See the card
under head of special notices.
Typhoid fever is becoming prevalent in
many parts OF the State. Prepare for proven
ton ~ the use Of disinfectsnts
a gentleman from Kansas writes: En-
closed find two doll,rs for the HERALD, send
il l. me. We cart do without it"
n. f. Murphey proprietor Of the Lancas-
ter ewelrv store, calls thu attention of the
public this week See advertising columns.
a column or so of new advertisements
this week will be found interesting TO the
general reader-pu5lie sales, sherid's sales
ctc
The Congregational Sunday school has
iust received a handsome library, direct from
New York, and now the children will be
happy
"A plug hat" repaircr has been plying his
vocation III the town for several DAYS past
and has made many Of the cold timers look
fresh ana new
Last Monday a team ran away and travelled
through the streets quite lively for while
bat we're soon captured, with disfgured
harness only
The Horstman block is now devoted en-
,irely 70 hotel purposes, Geo D. UT 4 Co.
and Rcssmeycr having moved their stocks of
goods elsewhere
An abstract of the assessment rolls Of the
several towns Of Grant county, as returned to
the County Clerk Tor the year of 1873, will
IL found in this xeek's paper.
One Of our blacksmitbs met With quite an
accident Tuesday. 4 red,hot piece of iron
struck one of his eyes with such force that he
i likely to suffer severe results.
The Women's State Temperance Alliance
ot Wisconsin will hold its second annual meet,
ing at Fond du Lac. October 1921 All
womens societies in the State are requested
70 send delegates
Miss Lille Rouutree. 81 Platte,ile, has
been visiting the county seat for several days
past. ana is a guest at the home Of Mrs. 5. F..
Ct.se During her visit Miss Rountree was
conducted throagh the HErA1p building, and
expressed herself pleased with the workings
thereof
-9r j. Is Cory. Of Patch Grove, viii
,ourne, Is Wellington, Kansas, having sold
out his interests in the former place. The
pocto. MN carry with him the good wishes 81
ntag Kind friends here and deserves Gu
=
doubt receive liberal patronage in the Far
west"
The ladies' of St. Clements church, assist
ID 81 their friends Of St Johns church, Of
Patch Grove, will give fancy festival in
Hoae's block, ii Lancaster, on Wednesday
evening, October 81 The proceeds viii be
devoted to church purposes. Several Pecu-
liar and interesting features viii be introduced.
Tickets 81; Supper extra. Those desiring
only 10 vote, % cents 4 good time is antici-
pateJ
An exciting runaway occurred lastThurs-
day A span Of mules took fright and ran a
couple q blocks. the driver holding on to the
bits until 10 was vun over and severely in
Jured ! lad named Charles Keys was the
sufferer He va in the employ Of farmer
named Neclaske,, living some three miles
from town, ana the wagon vas filed with 20,
tatoes. A weight Of nearly three thousand
pounds passed over the bows stomach and ne
Is no doubt badly injured