Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-06-08
-puhunne will not celebrate.

Sec,y Com.
Dubuque will not celebrate.
The Mississippi is falling very fast.
Corn and other crops need rain badly
Read the Fourth programmes OH this page.
Blaine stock is rising at the national
Capitol
Liberty never vas a very certain town
On election day.
a street sprinkler is an imperative want
in these dasty times
DR. Armstrong and Mr.. G. Burton, Of Bos'
cobel, have gone to the Centennial.
-Chas. Orion manufactures a splendid ar
ticle Of ginger bocr Fresh candies every
day.
The mosquito now mingles in public life,
and the Aduocate will soon be after him to run
for office.
Don't hurry off TO the Centennial. Rail-
road fare will undoubtedly be still further re-
dueed before many weeks
The bug pest promises to outcrop the
yield Of wheat and barley. They already reign
supreme in the latter fields.
The graduating exercises of the high
school class at the Lancaster public school to-
morrow promises to be very interesting. All
should attend.
The Did says: "Mr. b. NJ. Coates, informs
Us that Mrs. Jay, neighbor of his, on satur'
day morning last, gave birth to four plump
little living Jays"
General Dewey Of Yam kton and his esti'
mable lady have been spending the week IN
Lancaster visiting friends. They are the
guests Of Mrs Geo. Cox.
"A neat card received informs US that Mr..
Eugene II Lewis. attorney at law, has associ-
ated himself in the practice with Carter
Eaton, attorneys, $40 Broadway, n Y.
Attention Is called to the new advertise
ment OF f. Wedehase, general dealer in har-
ness and saddlery wares, trunks, Valise5,
satchels and all else in his line of trade.
The timbcrs are being placed on the
grounds around the public square to be useC
in rebuilding the railing. The improvement
i needed, and ought to be finished before thu
coming Fourth
Decoration day was observed at Darling
ton and the papers there report a large at
tendcnee Judge 0rton in the absence o
Judge Cothren-the appointed orator adj
dressed the assembly.
From Mr. Geo Broderick we learn tha
The Chandler diggings at Hazel Green continue
to weld richly Four hundred thousand hav'
already been sold Ore is being raised at the
rate q so, 900 pounds per day
The Boscobel Press is the name of a sma
paper started at Boscobel by Prouty Bros
The Press will be devoted to temperance, re
ligion and local news. It's printed on Bad
ger novelty presl-she invention Of Rev
Prousy.
The city Of Mineral Point failed to OBJ
serve Decoration day, whereas the IribHn
scolds the populace in just terms. The editor
Of the Tribune ought to know that Democratic
communities have little love for such oh
seryances
Prairie du Chen viii soon have running
Turkish bath institute, large and commo
dious and built on the best modern plan. The
establishment is located on Bluff Street, op
posite the Mondell House-Mr. II w. Whale.
proprietor.
-Messrs Budd & Bidwel continue to en-
large their trade They recently purchased
the stock Of stationery and variety good
owned BY Edwards Bros. and have removed
the same 10 their stand in the basement o
Budd's block.
One can hardly tell whether it is becaus
she editor Of Adrocdte eats so many "sou
grapes that he has deuce of time viii
his diges lion' or whether the "ieuee of
time with his digestion" accounts for the pro
fusion Of sour grapes in his paper.
The town Of Liberty voted on Tuesday Q
che railroad question. There were III votes
az which SO we're recorded against and % fc
the tax proposition. Three persons didn
know whether they wanted a railroad or ne
and 20 voted, at least there were as man
blanks cast.
The new postal law which goes into effec
on the first day Of July next, provides tina
transient newspapers and magazines shall b
admitted to and transmitted in the mails 8
the rate Of one cent for every three ounces o
fractional part thereof, and one cent for eac
two additional ounces or fractional part there
Of
Last Monday the prairie schooner Shrad.
set sails for Nebraska It's master is ChaFl'
D. shrader, and all his family were on boar
Charlie is native Of Lanca ster, an upFigh
Woodworking and intelligent man. He an
his good lady will merit the favorable regar'
Of their new ueishbors. They will settle on
farm near Ashland Nebraska.
The Meter, gor Times thinks the HERALD
structures upon the management of the c. D
An. r. n, are too severe aud perhaps u
ust We intended injustice and if commo
report be true the censure wa. deserved. W
hope, a; least. the attention Of the compan
officially viii De called thereby to the loosen q
pEactieed BY the train employees On the Eoss