Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-04-27
TOWN AND COUNTY:
The roads are improving

The roads are improving.
The Ma5coia Ne,os improves each week.
Love a hundred years sec first p'ge-
The Grant county jail has but one in
mate
Nov you can begin to stir the garden
LITTLE.
old papers at this oflice--price 80 cents
per hundred.
Surveyor General Dewey, Of Yankton, is
in town for few days.
Lancaster saloon keepers pay $50 for
license to sell the ardent
Send the HERALD the local news and thus
sprcad abroad intelligence.
The state OF trade in Lancaster IS not
what the business men desire,
There arc I2s narrow gauge railways pro-
lce,cd and in operation in the United States
Town Clerks who have not received road
oversecg's books will be supplied next week
-Duuaeth has a vinegar factory. Mer-
chant ollinger i at the head Of the concern.
-"Let no Democrat escape" vas the mot
TO of the Cothren party Gu election day, and
they won too
The buds sprouteth the wife house
cleaneth, the boys fishcth, the winds bloweth
and business husheth.
We learn that Mr. H. A. w. McNair has
resigned the position of postal route agent
from Milwaukee to Prairie du Chen.
johnson & Van Buren, shipped from Cas-
lie Rock during the year twelve thousand doz~
en- eggs, for which they received $1,000.
Major jed Barnett will hereafter be CON
ductor on the Lancaster and Boscobel stage
line, and viii punch in presence Of the pass
engaire."
-Georse Griffin and Frank Lisherness-
she only Black Killers from this region-start-
Cd westward on Monday bound for the gold
country.
The public may look out for an astonish-
ing proclamation in next weeks HERALD by
Never Bros, merchant dealers at Boscobel
Wait and watch
The report that Young Hudsmith, former
ly Of Lancaster, was killed in the Black Hills
country IS probably unfoanded At least it
lacks confirmation
The Hazel Green sufferers have received
"a uoaey contributions % the amount of So
800 witch Is estimated will cover about one
fifth Of tie actual loss Of property alone.
We hope to issue next week the State
laws Of general interest enacted by the last
session Of the Legislature Extra copies may
b, had at the HsRALp Office free Of charge.
The people in Iowa eoenty along the pro-
n,osad north and south narrow gauge line are
in earnest about building the road, and will
AID 80 p3e amount needed by and subserip~
ton.
The Narrow Gauge Railway Adeoeate
SAYS one d sic most important lines of rail-
road in the Northwest now in course of con-
struetion is the Milwaukee and Dubuque \.
err
Nathan, Schreincr u Co. are several years
ahead of Uncle sam is resuminS specie pay
ments. II You don't believe it just 90 in aud
throw doxn greenbacl dolIas and call for
something.
The passenger train time At Boscobcl ha
again changed The Eastward night express
train leaves at GA r NJ and the Westward
night express leaves At s.sl A, NJ Other
trains run on old time.
-Ticket-of-Leave Man will be repeated
in McSpaden's hail. in Boscobel, on Saturday.
Stockwcn has succeeded in giving the BOsco-
belans a very pleasant entertainment. aud
they appreciate his efforts.
Married women generally get their letters
,..hel the time comes for them to pack away
heirrt2sband's overcoat for the summer, and
perhaps .Qaey will find only two or three which
..hc gentleman was asked to mail last fall.
At tie late city election in BoscobeL
G Never was elected Mayor; Aldermen-G.
+. HiideLrand, George Cannon, AT McKin-
nev. Jacob Apiighter Mayor Meyer will rep
resent the city on tie County Board Of SUI
pervisors.
..,.,....,. ;.sxea f,r ,s;s
year according TO the article copied from the
State .youraa on the fourth page Of this pa
mr. we advise Al Who desire to have dead
sure thing on eternal happiaess TO pay arrear-
aces on the HEaALp
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