Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-03-01
BUSINESS AND PERSONAL

BUSlNE IS AND PERSONAL
We can't take up a paper lately but what
has "a terrible cough"
Addison Burr, Esq. is at Boscobel offciat-
ing as referee in a lawsuit.
The ferry boat at Specht's now makes
regular trips.
Miss Belle Crosby is at home and is going
to stay till he comes after her.
Mr. Griffith, long famed for his thorough
knowledge of horse-shoeing, has resumed his
old trade. Read his advertisement
Mr. Ryland is a tall man but Mitchell is tall
err If You don't believe it ask Charlie Bax>
| ter.
The sketch of the life of James Redpath is
deferred until we get done eleeting Hayes
Probably in two weeks it will appear.
Mr. j. d. elise, postmaster and Marshal of
Dunleith, gave his friends in Lancaster the
pleasure of visit this week.
James Jones was in Lancaster yesterday
and got judgement in Squire Baldwin's court
against another Boscobelian.
Mr.. Geo. Broderick has bought out the in
terest of hs partner, Mr.. Thos. Summersides-
ia Hazel Green.
Joe Barnett says "May our latter ends all
be like the latter end Of this Winter
and balmy, but not very hot"
Auction of As hogs, and of cattle, horses,
| farming implements &c.,will be held on Oswald
and Woolstenholme's farm, north of Lancaster,
on Thursday, March 18th.
Mr.. Leonard Osborn, of the firm of Wheeler,
Wilson & Co., Bloomington, with his lady,
visited at DR.. Falley's Friday and Saturday
| last.
The HERALD Office has received three lots of
new type since the first of January and anoths
er is on the way.
On Thursday, March 1st Mr.. jesse S.
Rudd six miles nor tn of Lancaster, VIII sell
horses, colts, cattle, seeder, tanning mill,
oats, fodder, etc. See ills.
Mrs Lot Pepper, of Boscobel, was rusticat-
ing with her country cousins in Lancaster, the
other day. Her Leige, the liveliest singe>
Footed man in the West, came and took her
ONE on Monday.
The Grant County HERALD is to the Editor
of the advocate what the Bible is to the preach>
err 1t is the subject of his constant thought,
dreams and prayers, and he uses its sentences
as texts on which he breaches column after
column of sermons.
Mr.. Andrew Cairns, in Little Grant, will
| sell at auction, March IA, horse, mare,
mule cows, heifers, steers, calves, sheep, wag-
ons, buggy, reaper, pair of barn scales, an
evaporator, quantities of hay, corn and oats,
and other articles See bills.
| Our schoolma'am critic now says we spell
signature signituwe 1t was our devil did that,
and when we saw it we thought, he or the
word ought to have an j put out. Guess he
spelled it that way just to give the school,
ma'am something to say
Mr. Henry Ressmeyer is now located two
doors east of Nathan, Schreiner, L Co., where
he manufactures and deals in harness, saddles,
whips, brushes, and everything else in that
liue He prides in satisfying his customers
with neat and we'll made articles. Call and
see him and his well filled shop.
The Hon. Geo. c. Hazelton has established
a partnership with Mr.. Alex Provis, as will be
seen by their card. Unless there is a called
session of Congress Mr.. Hazelton will be at
home until December. In his absence Mr..
Provis will be at home and his going to Con-
gress will not, therefore, interfere with his
carrying on the law business. That will go on
as heretofore.
D. Il. Locke's headquarters are and have
been in New York for years, fact known to
all newspaper men. He is not the home editor
of the Toledo Blade but writes the Nasty let
ters for it. We have contract to pay him
for New York letters to the Grant County
HERALD, and in the contract he stipulates thai
they shall be ",critten By d. r. Locke esq, who
agrees not to furnish letters to any other 'ae'cspa
per IN this county while his contract continues
His letters are signed PrErRo.
Died, in Muscoda, Feb. 9Th, of malignant
| ulDQtueTiA, NcIiCy 6StCAO <AhSNB ISN"b~S
daughter of E. A. and A. r. Tyler, NJ. d.,
AGED one year and nine months. Also, in the
same place and of the same disease, Feb. l4th
Mary Ella, only daughter of E. A. and A. r
TYLER. NJ. D., aged eight years and five months
Also, Feb. lath, of diphtheria, Sweetie Pearl
only daughter of F. NJ. and J. A. Drew, aged
wears months and 10 days Also, Feb. 18th
Fredds Angelo, youngest son of F. NJ and J.
A. Drew, aged years, months, Is days, ant
Wilbur Jacob, only remaining child OF F. NJ
and J. A. Drew, aged 10, years 2 months and
DAYS. MAY God bless the friends who in the
face of danger, fearlessly and tirelessly helped
US in our great trouble. May they never lack
sympathy and aid should they ever be called tt
walk through the valley of desolation we have
Just passed through r. u. DREW