Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-11-08

Next week Grant County's Legislature
holds its annual session, beginning Tues
day
-Sqnaw winter set in here last Sunday and
gave Us four inches Of snow Now let US have
Indian summer
Judge Cothren began special session Of
the Circuit Court, in Lancaster, yesterday.
Lawyers in attendance are numerous.
-Littelrs Living Age, Boston, is publish
ing interesting historical articles on the Trial
Of Jesus Christ.
a good chance to buy pnre bred and
grade cattle IS offered in advertisement by
). + Howde, Washburn
Mrs 10, Cover has gone from Richland
Center to meet her husband in Washington.
lie Is clerk for Senator Cameron.
-O-wold C Sbuttleworth will next week
shir from their store in Fennimorc, about
$4,000 pounds Of butter.
Ernst Zipse viii sell horses,a COW, shotes,
spring wagon, nes furniture, &c, on the old
French place on Boise creek, Friday, next
week.
N B. Manning is one Of the firm of Beebe
& Manning, publishers of The Farmers Advo-
cate, Of Salina Kansas. Theirs is very
good paper and is well named.
Don't forget that Oyster supper at the
Congregational church tomorrow evening
The fact that ''JehieT viii cook them is a
guaranty that they will be good
The best, neatest, cheapest and quickest
work done at the HERALD Office, where from
FIVE 10 eight printers are constantly employed
"A 800 counterfeit bill, on the Central
National bank Of New York City, is in circula
ton in Council Bluffs Won't somebody pass
il over to Gov. Allis to build an engine with?
Nine hundred Greenbackers, or tgsvan-
lied Democrats" walked up TO the polls in
Grant County, on Tuesday last. Result-tw
Democrats elected 10 the Assembly from
strong Republican districts
The regular annual meeting of the Lam
caster Library Association will be held Mon
day, Nov 20, at Z r NJ. in the Office of Judge
McGonigal. A full attendance is desired as
there IS important business to be transacted
Nv A. II. BARBER, sec'y
james Woodhouse, our late popular Reg
lister Of Deeds, has opened furniture and
ceiving from Chicago large stock OF ready
made furniture of the several kinds in demand
and i'll continue TO keep 50 supplied. Re-
pairs attended to.
In Potosi, the buyers, yesterday, paid
9Oc for wheat, 30e for corn, zoe for oats, 45c
for barley, 25c for potatoes, 81 80 for beef
by the hundred, lie for butter, l0c for lard,
15c for eggs, So 80 for live hogs, So % for
dressed pork, &c for green hides, &c for dry
hides, and &c for chickens. So we are m
formed by Mr.. A. Kaltenbach.
We are always fond CT reading the Du>
buque Times but as long as the nation remains
constipated, and as long as Mrs. Neuril-
which we suppose is her name-holds her
HANDS to ease that awful toothache, we shall
feel distress creep all over Us whenever we
open to Is inside pages.
Grcerback ticket. Why," said Mccoy OR. |
e. "gou are supposed to be reliable DEM
ocrats What's your reason for voting that |
ticket - Well" said one of them sit don't |
make much difference who is elected this year
and we want to encourage the Greenbackers TO
come out next year"
The vocal and instrumental concert no.
tlced in the last Herald for Nov. 14tn, will be |
postponed till Saturday evening Nov. 18th, as
We are authorized to state We trust the
typographical error of last week viii be
charged to the type and not to the concert.
For none to appreciate musical entertain
ment at Bloomington : a new state Of affairs
for the citizens
We had the pleasure of meeting with
lion. w. W Field at the meeting adressed in
Fennimore last Friday BY Col. John G. Clark
Mr. Fiell il generally supposed to be crazy
as bat in lamplight on the greenbaci ques
ton; but he is not. He has views on the subs |
ject which differ from most Republicans, but |
they are more widely different from the views
advocated BY counterfeit Als.
Master Fred Burr is agent for the sale of
those little machines known smithographs. |
With one of them any one can learn in FIVE |
minutes how to correctly copy and enlarge
pictures With little practice boys or girls |
can learn to make large copies Of their fathers
or mothers photographs good enough for pres
ervation The lowest priced machine is only |
ID b,-f ho %r,ith DI
Manufacturing Co., Philadelphia, Pa
-Nast's hand is seen in Harper again. A |
late number has full page engraving of the |
Democratic tiger and the Republican lamb |
living down together The Republican lamb
is not in sight but the tiger is pla>idIy click
ing his chops and ticket hanging to his |
neck reads, For Republican lamb inquire |
within
Sometime in December the ladies OF the |
Congregational church, Lancaster, will hold a
public auction for the benefit of the church |
and Santa Clauss tis and little friends. The |
sale will be open one afternoon and evening |
and the articles offered will include fancy arti-
Giles of kinds as well as articles Of worth and |
ase. TIE particular day has not yet been |
selected
The anti-treating society of Musealonge |
continues to flourish. Its membership is rap |
idly increasing. 1t has worked the greatest |
temperance reform yet known to that little |
village The officers installed Nov. 2d are,
Worthy Counsel, Henry LOOMS Assistant |
Counsel, John Brady; Goveruess, Mrs. Laura |
Brady Guardian, Miss Addie Hinch Secre- |
tary, Harry Halls Treasurer, John Patterson;
Chaplain, c. E. Arthur; Guide. Miss Emma
Patterson, Guard, Edwin Bushnell.
w. J. Mccoy appears to be a lucky man.
Two years ago he ran for the Assembly against
j. w. Bracket and was elected when there
was large Republican majority in the District
Last year he was not a candidate and the Re-
pubicabs elected Joe Book over the gentle-
man Who ran in his place This year he was q