Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-09-07
TOWN AND COUNTY:

4 week Of Centennial Autumn is past
Lancaster public school opens rext Mon
day.
Georgetown has lively Hayes and
Wheeler club
Corn win be abundant this year If not
destroyed hy floods and winds
Men are like grapes they DO not
thoroughly ripen without frost
Cholera Morbus balls Of all sizes up to
that Of a beer keg for sale cheap at Utt's.
Ladies', yod have just time to make some-
thing very pretty or very good for the County
Fair.
The ladies' Of Muscoda have presented to
the Haye. and Wheeler club of that place a
handsome flag.
The Muscoda public school opens next
Monday, with Mr. Charles Burlew, Of Mazo-
manic, as Principal.
Mrs. L. 0. shrador, returned from Bosco>
bcl yesterday, where she had been visiting
relatives and friends
-Fcet never washed are like Mississippi
bottoms lately washed. They yex neighborly
noses with musky-toes
Mrs VIM elise, Of Denver, Colorado, is
visiting at her brother, Pitt Coxs, and with
other friends in Grant County.
Nine loads Of haf-brecds and blackbcr>
ries 90 into Mcnasha at once and the blacks
sell at three cents quart-says the Press.
John W Wilson, Esq, viii address the
people Of Mascoda, for Hayes and Wheeler, to-
morrow evening. The Boscobel glee club will
be there.
Miss Aggic Pollock, one OF the cheeriest
Of Lancaster young ladies, has gone to Colo
rsdo-said to be good State for young ladies
10 90 to.
The Bell Ringers are coming-thc Leavitt
troupe. They will be here Friday evening
They are said to be the best bell musicians in
existence.
At this season OF the year people are think
ing what to buy and where to buy it. Now IS
iust the time to get customers by literally adj
ySrtisng in the HERALD.
The hire classes are the lower classes,
and the lore classes are the higher classes
Eccha,tqe \ man is loose wheE he is tight,
ana "A st woman is one that can't be moved
-Cassyille school opens next Monday with
Mr.. S. IL. Skellinger as principal and s. H.
Boughton and Miss Maggie Grattan, assistant:
Mr.. Bouehton has taught there four years.
Cattle, hogs and sheep can be bought al
auction next Saturday, at George Backburnsi
three miles east of Beetown. The flood de-
stroycd lis crops 20 ne cannot keep them.
The German Empire has passed law
that there must be rim around all large
beer glasses below which the foam must not
descend. Wouldn't there be much foaming
at the mouth if Yankee land would pass that
law
Mrs. T. b. Corbitt of Denver, daughter
Of Mr. w. IL. elise. Who has been spending a
few weeks with her friends here just to show
how happy she is az married woman, re-
turned to her "huzzie" in Colorado last
week
Mr.. Benz. Hamcr, of Bloomington has
shown his good will towards the Republican
cause and the HERALD BY paying years SUBJ
scription and ordering he paper to the ad-
dress Of citizen who cannot well afford to pay
for il. Commendablc.
The happiest life Of a woman IL pcrhap:
attained when she adopts the opinion of &
reasonably intelligent husband and consccn'
tiousy thinks they are her own--Sdt'~dal
Reui.,e. Aud what kind of life does the MAJ
lead who makes Ills wlfes opinions his own
Geo. Clemcntson, Esq, is posted for
spcech al Fennimoro next Saturday at
o'clock y. m. W are glad TO learn that thos
about Fennimore who were for awhil,
es,raneed have returned to the Republican
fold, and they will be iratcrnally welcomed, a
this meeting.
A very good description of Mr.
Pamor's way OF growing trout and salmon i
copied on the first page from the Maseod
Nsr, Wouldn't il pay hundreds Of Gran
County farmers to raise their own tish Las
weeks flood proves the Nees to have made on
mistake The crop is sure But what
there in mans economy or calculations that
sure
The Dubuque Times charges Benjami
Franklin with saying if you put fly in bot
tie Of vine, cork HIM nip and keep for hun
dred years and then open the bottle, he wi
come oat inscnsibly drunk but put him il
tie sun lie viii revive and make direct lin
for 1our car Fly~time in Franklins tim
must have been much the same as tlyetime il
our time
The Waupacca Rspa5licaa has this to sa
Of the incoming Lancaster High School Priu
eipal s'Mr Davies leaves hundreds of war;
friends in this place, who viii always be il
terested in his welfare. They will be glad t
know that his new field of labor is in one
the pleasantcst towns in the State, where III
society Is exceptionally good. To no peopI
is good society more congenial than Mr. an
Mrs. Davies. And no matter how COED it /
they viii help 10 make it better"
As an evidence Of Democratic Eetrencl
ment We viii note the case OF the mayor
Boseob,l Mr Gustaye Meyers, stsunc
Democrat fills that Office. and while there II
other day, We saw him AT work on the stree
With long handled shovel, alone and unaidc,
Il Never las his health, there will be but littl
road tax demanded of the people of that cit,
~ Whiterater Democrat. Mr.. Meyer was electe
by Republicans, which accounts for his indu
sTious habits and bis economical intentions