Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-11-22
t HE HERALD.
TOWN AND COUNTY:

visit. She had just returned IRON Colorado.
MAsoNIc.-Special Meeting Q. Lancaster
Lodge for work next Saturday evening, full
attendance requested.
T. F. BALDWIN, Sec'y.
After inquiring and looking for that lost
nilien for three weeks Mr.. Durley advertised
il in the HERALD and it was brought TO him
the next day.
A large and fine selection of ladies' furs at
Hydes commission House for sale down at
bed rock prices
We will receive Live Turkeys, chickens
anJ geese every Friday until further notice
and pay highest market price.
NATHAN, ScnREIxER d Co.
November q, 1877
Notice in our advertising columns informs
the public that Messrs Hale, Stanley &
Hiner, mill owners of Bloomington, have
sold the mill property to Messrs Warwick s.
Hiner, by whom the milling business will
hereafter be carried on.
If vou want kid gloves cheap see the
advertisement of A. & T. A. Burr. They
will send them to yoa BY mail postpaid for
81.
j A. Boerner, Chairman of Liberty
Township boasts that his township has no
panpei account charged against the county,
and has no temperance society nor any drunk
art or liquor saloon, which is good showing
Tor Liberty.
60 and see Hydes stock of under cloth,
ing, cheaper than ever o! OF those over
coats Murder Murder Murder I.
We observe, in the New York Times, an
item in which Mr.. E. H. Lewis, formerly of
Potosi, figures as Attorney in a lawsuit in.
volsing the sum of $4,000 He argued the
case for llbelant, before the .. s. District
Court of New York.
Books. stationery goods of all kinds, and
toys at lIyde's commission rooms. A special-
" large lot of day books and ledgers for sale
The Mississippi Valley Lodge of |. o.
o. F.s have greatly improved the appearance
OF their Hall in Lancaster, by repaintng,
papering and oyerhauling generally.
A ladies' afternoon party is called
"a coffee"
MIR j. p. Lewis's new goods are
coming.
Mr.. A. S. Flagg, of Yankton, is
home again, for a short time.
"A very good letter about Ne
braska from Mr., Charles. d. Shrader,
will be found on fourth page.
Ill health of the editor, as we'll as
too much to do, are pleaded as an ex-
cnse for editorial shortcomings this
week.
This year the fashionable wool
en- goods for women's dresses is drug
get cloth. Last year it was ingram
carpet, and next year 1t be may coffee
sack goods.
--rhe burglars, E. Perry and Chas.
Ashberry, who ate Mr.. Ryland's
roast and drank his maple syrup and
took Mr.. Clementson's cellar key and
chore hat, plead guilty and were ia
ken to the penitentiary last Monday.
Warren CHAIN LosT-On Tues
d ay evening in or near the village a
gold watch cham, twist linked. a
"ar and steel key attached. The
fnder will be rewarded by leaving
Tie same with the undersigned.
JAS. KILBoURN.
The home of Il. S. Hoskins was
happily surprised on Tuesday eve
ning-the occasion being the tenth
anniversary OF the wedding of Mr.. r.
L. aud Mrs. Hoskins. Many friends
attended, and besides good wishes
goo. presents were bestowed upon
the worthy pair.
The young people of the Congre-
gational church, Lancaster, will, on
Thanksgiving evening next week
Thursday entertain the people with
singing, recitations and other pleasant
performances. Old folks are to pay
- cents and the young folks 10 cents
when they go there to see.
The HERALD is mostly taken up
this week with the doings of the men
who have the County of Grant in
their keeping. Though long and
dry story, every citizen should read it
and see for himself what the
peoples servants are doing. They
will be found in general very good
servants. They try TO do the most
good with the least money. The
reader who takes the trouble to
examine will find this the only full
report published.
In Lancaster, November 20, 1877. by Rev, $. W.
Eaton MIR. Fred L Durand, ef Usage. Iowa. and Miss
Nellie J. Barber, of Lancaster
One by one,two by two, the good
"youpg folks" Of Lancaster are pass
ing from the life OF single joys into
the lie wherein joys and cares are
divided Two weeks ago we chroni-
cled the marriage of daughter of the
household of our townsman Mr.. Isaac
Durand. Now we record that of q
son of the same gentlemen, who takes
by the hand daughter of an old citi-
zen, Mr.. j. j. Barber, daughter
native of the village and favorite
among the young people of Lancaster,
by many of whom the marriage oere-
money was witnessed, The happy
couple were loaded with presents OF
both the useful and ornamental varie-
ties and yesterday started for their
home in Usage, Iowa.
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