Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-09-27

Wells drilled by W. hetner, Of Lancaster
Orders solicited by mail. lsf
I Mr. Fred Diyall and wife are off to visit
friends in Missouri and see the ST. Louis Fair.
MIR Charles, brother of Mrs. Dillon, start
ed back to Denver, yesterday.
Mr.. Walkers grassllopper medicine is
again crowded out bltit is coed any time be-
fore next crop.
Nathan, schreiner * Co. are actually
selling goods at wholesale What does Lam
caster want with railroad ?
Mr.. and Mrs. Lancaster offer large
amount of property at auction, near Cassville.
See advertisement,
F Qaincy offers his large stock of
merchandise in Plattegille to retail buyers at
Wholesale prices.
We join in the heartfelt sympathy ex-
pressed by the friends of Mr. Kidd concerning
the loss of his little babe.
-Lost-A memorandum book between
Bridgeport and Patch Grove The fuder viii
be rewarded by leaving it at this Office or
Bridgeport HuGH PoUSD.
Step into Nathan, Schrcner & Co.'S If you
do not watch your bearings you will think you
are in big dry>goods house in Chicago or
New York where there are so or 40 clerks.
-Griefstack now claims to have in his keep
ing the late Republican delegation to the State
Convention Win the Witaesa now tell US
they didn't need a guardian
Mr. l. G. Try has been airing himself on
the Rocky Mountains all summer. lie is now
in Lancaster ard will make his home in Du,
buque the coming winter.
-Messrs woolstenholme & Nathan lay
down their greenback platform in very plain
terms 1t is perfectly safe one to stand
upon
Rev. Theodore Clifton, son of William
Clifton. now a Congregational minister at St.
Louis, who lately made a visit at his old home
in Clifton has returned to ST. Louis.
ESD Burgess, with Sam1 Windsor and
Joe Boyt have made fresh strike in their
diggings in the Cassyille Narrows. They
made haul Of 5000 pounds on Tuesday.
We do not know ,-herc in Grant County
or far beyond the limits of Grant for that
matter, a more valuable 60-acre home can be
found than that advertised in this paper by
Mrs J. E. Dodge.
Court adjourned yesterday 1t was 'run"
in good order aud large amount of business
was done 1t adjourned to meet again on the
It'll Of November to try law cases not dispos-
cd Of
The Herald columns are about an inch
longer this week than formerly. This change
is permanent, and it makes an addition on the
whole paper of nearly column and half.
The additional narrow columns are not per-
manent, They viii be changed for something
new when our "ship arrives"
Charley W. Dunkley, Of Chicago, made a
pleasant visit with his old Lancaster friends
during several days of the last week Like
many other Graduates Of the HERALD office
Charley is a success. Come again,
"A few packets of visiting cards await de-
livery. We would mail them If we were Gers
tain Of the proper address. Business is TOO
thick just now for US TO print 10 cent packa-
gos
The Rev w. S. Balch, distinguish ed
universast cergymen, of Dubuque, will
preach in the Methodist church, Bloomingt on,
morning and evening next Sabbath. Septem-
Der SO
That good old German neighbor, Vincenz
Auel, down on Pigeon, has the track of a
mules foot Just over the left eye, cutting the
brow in two. It was put there two weeks
ago and will always De there Mr.. Auel mar
rowly escape with his life
We note with pleasure that the health of
the sick in Lancaster is improving. DR.
Brown is out and giving attention to his BUSH
ness. Esq. Burr is able to take buggy rides.
Gen. Calls is some better Mr.. Avery it
: hoped will make his appearance again on
the street soon.
Mr. A. BLEEDING, Of Gutenberg, Iowa,
Sho was for while merchant at Glen
Haven, is running for the Legislature on the
Republican ticket, His county has of late
gone off occasionally on the Reform nonsense,
but Mr.. b. is a man of excellent qualifca-
tons aud viii be elected
Henry vanAvry was arraigned before
on complaint of Horace Haner, of Glen Haven,
for stealing gun. The theft of the gun was
not established but watch stolen from
David Stab WAS found in VanAvrys possess
sion. He was fined IS and costs, which we're
paid.
The Sunday school Convention OF Fenni-
more circuit, will be held at Ebenezer church,
Sept. so, com meneiug at 10 4. NJ. The first
part of the exercises will be the review of the
quarters lesson, conducted by J. Dinsdale,
R. r Green and H H. Earl The after part
of the day viii be devoted to short addresses
from Sunday school workers. (By order Of
20 mmittec.
Capt II. +. Young has sold out his in
terest in the Cassyile Touring mill, on Rattle
Snake, to his partner, Mr. Alexander McXim>
mey. Capt. Young has purchased the old
homestead of his father-in-law, Hon. Jared
Warner, and will remoye there next Spring.
Mr. McKimm ey is a gentleman we have had
the pleasure to know / or many years. He is
4 superior miller, we'll liked BY acquaintance,
and the mill in his hands will not lose in repu>
tation.
Not infrequently Post Masters in this
county mail to us letters and packages with
postage not fully paid or paid in the wrong
class A letter with a one-cent stamp upon it
costs US at this office cents Not being
sealed does not reduce the postage. Several
marriage aud death notices have come to Us
this way and we have paid to II cents each
for the privilege of doing their seaders a favor
Once We paid nearly two d ollars for package
that the sender supposed he had fully paid for
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