Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-03-08
u. S. MAIL.
,awus ann DEPARTURES AT LANCASTER
TOWN AND COUNTY:

The co ldest trip We have had to our
roost til. winter was last night.
Til. a,gt,d cold winter now promises to
last all summer.
The Adventsts Of Dodgcville are having
!, revival. conducted by Elder Adams
Thursday night, last week. gave US six
inches more Of snow.
-You cannot look too slender for the pres
ent fashion. -Harper's Bdzar.
Maple syrup made in February sold in
Baraboo at $l50 per gallon.
The HERALD Is still furnished to subserib
ers, in Grant County, for $3.50 when paid IN
advance
And dats les how 'spresses it. 'Lyssu
Grant hab gone ont, Hayes hab gone in, an
Massa' Tilden, he hab gone - Sana6o.
"A snow storm set in yesterday and this
morning the SHOWS depth ranges from to 10
feet. It springgenteannie.
Rogers and Bailey new mercantile firm
At Fennimore, make their how to the public
this week
a man in Lancaster has family almost
furnishing Friends lately bought sack of
tour for them 4 small baking was used out
OF il and. after dark, the man was seen to take
the remainder to saloon and trade it off for
rum
The items appended 20 the report Of the
Committee on Centennial expenses arc too nu-
merous for publication this week. In re ters
enee to some of these we have received
lengthy article which goes for" w W. Fiel d
but the Editors heart warns toward him IN
recollection of the past and it is withheld for
the present.
-"Split open the inside OF the ring finger
OF your glove before going to the parlor, and
Law it open TO receive the ring" Every young
lady viii understand this, and it is instruction
from very high authority. You are supposed
to have white kids and blue travelling suit on
and to wear your hat during the ceremony.
The villagers whose cows run loose on
the streets complain that the farmers do not
bring sufficient hay in their wagon and sleigh
boxes, when they come to town to trade, to
keep said cows in good condition. This re-
mark applies to other towns as well as Lam
easter.
The weather has managed its water works
BADLY The Fail was wet season. The Win
Ter has given us great deal of snow. Yet
our cisterns are empty. The snow blew of
she roofs without melting. The late snow is
no exception. 1t fell soft and sticky and held
an abundance Of water, but then came cold
and winds and it has been carried away as
wind removes sand banks.
The right never submitted to q compro-
mise with wrong but what the former was the
sufferer The Adeocate quotes this from the
HERALn fifteen times-seven times for the
Democrats on the Electoral Commission and
eight for the determined Republicans.
Henry Tyrrill, son OF David and Sarah
Tyrrill, formerly OF Lancaster, died in San
dusky Sauk County, on the LIST Instant, Of
spinal meungitis-aged twenty-five years
aud ten months. His iii sease was superinduced
by hard labor. The rem aims were buried il
Sluk Ceunty, but are Il be removed to Ian.
easter.
-Legions o. enthusiastic idiots all over the
country have been firing guns in honor Of the
victory achieved hv Hayes-44dvocats. Lam
caster BOYS ould like to know whether it was
the poor chap who wrote the foregoing that
sto!e their keg Of powder the other night when
il was only half used