Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-10-12
TOWN AND COUNTY:

Bushnell Of the Court House tonight.
in Hayes we trust;
In Tilden we bust"
Episcopal socitble at Mrs Shermans, to-
night.
If you Ieft your apples on the trees until
yesterday you found them more or less frozen
What kuell did you say would clamor in
C!ementson's ears te-uight? Bush nell
-Hurrah for Ohio and Indiana-al Repnb.
Iican and eight Congressman gained.
The Good Templars Of Lancaster will
hereafter meet on Tuesday evenings instead of
Mondays
Its Sunday name is J. 4iReu Birch and its
happy father is neighbor to our ex-Congress-
man.
The BoscebeE fair last week was great
success, both as regards exhibits and atten-
dance.
Prof " b. Clarke and Mr.. Guernsey
from the East, will speak at the Court House
Saturday evening next.
Mcssrs scaton and Bushnell will speak At
tie court house on Saturday evening II next
week
Nj. Bushnell will try TO convert, invert or
p,rvert Republicans at the courthouse TO-
night, ana Tom Carmody promises to be there
aud answer him.
-IfP. A. Orion had heard Mr.. Clementson
through on Tuesday evening he couldn't have
found enough Of himself left 10 make pinch
Of snuff
The air was wintry, and little snow
fell while Mr.. Orion was speak king on Friday
evening, but more Clement( sea)son has
since prevailed.
The Democratic county nominations are
Sheriff, Herman Grimm; Clerk of Court, J..
G. Scott; Treasurer, Chas II. Scott County;
CLERK. Chas orion; Register, Thos. jenkins
District Attorney, J. F. Brooks; Coroner, O..
b. Phelps.
Hon. O. B. Thomas, Of Prairie du Chen,
will speak on the political issues of the day
al Lancaster one evening next week. Notice
OF time will be made known by posters as
soon positively fixed.
The Lan0aster High School Lyceum will
hold its first meeting in the school assembly
room tomorrow evening. There will be mu-
sic, addresses by the President, declarations,
ESSAYS, recitations and debate. Everybody
should go.
-Chas. II. Cox, the Democratic nominee
for Treasurer, is not candidate before the
neople if any crippled soldier desires the
candidacy. That's the kind of man the Re
publ cans are running, aud whom they will
EJECT
Capt. D. X. Sylvester is the republican
,amnee for the Assembly in the Northern
district He will be elected by large ma
oritv. With Carter, Book and Sylvester in
the Assembly, Grant viii be ably represents
cd
-Hough & Co took red ribbon premiums
on several vehicles which they displayed at
the Boscobel fair. The firm was established
onlv about two years ago. and has alreadysa
wide spread reputation for doing excellent
work in the manufacture Of wagons, bussIes
and cutters.
The Democrats Of the Second district will
nominate candidate for Member OF the As
semblv a, Beetown on Saturday of next week.
Mr.. Lee wouldn't care if he got the nominal
alton. but the "old liners" are generally hard
money men, anu tHSl run NS"'0N 'A''N N"A'N u
tions nowadays.
In Richlaud county the nominee for the
Assembly in the first district is $. B. LOOMS,
OF Buena Vista, who Is very earnest kepuo-
lean end ready debater. In the second dis
,rict no less fortunate choice is made IN The
selection of Elihu Bailey, who is the popular
choice OF his district, which he has heretofore
twice represented in the legislature.
The Adpocaie should nave credit for tel
ling at least one trulh. Referring to the nom,
ina,ion Of Mr.. Book for the Assembly it says:
Sits the strongest nomination the Republic
ans could have made at this time. Mr.. Book
made good record last winter and that will
be of great hep to him in his present canvass.
The district being largely Republican the
chances for his election are not bad.