Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-04-11
THE HERALD
TOWN AND COUNTY:


Lancaster BOY who writes poetry on
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De. Ctmpb ell has been appointed Post-
master of Dunleilh, to succeed Mr.. elise, who
intends to remove from that city soon.
The wind yesterday was fearful Il blew
steadily from the southwest for twenty hours
ana must nave done considerable damage
u. G. TObler seems to prefer the familiar
streets Of Lancaster to the interminable lanes
around Lewis Holloway's farm in Iowa
Reuben Tubbs is in i,il brourht from
Clifton. charged with assault with intent to
commit rape.
For Beauties IN hornets the latest hats.
and other milliper, goods. call on the Misses
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out. .tocl % new Foods nurival4d for beauty
stvle and utility.
Tho ertor,rising neonlo Of Plattev;Ile arc
risinr f,pda for Town Clock 10 ha nm, IN
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sary Of the establishment If Odd Fellowship IN
the United States. The Hoffnung Lodge, No.
172, Of Lancaster, will celebrate as usual
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boy in Fennimore, was not on examination,
the court that his conduct was in self defense.
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tba nav char,e, II will have n elect each wear
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Peace. a Marshal and Clerk. The first eec.
tion will take nloce On Monday May7
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Il man named +. Bishop mailing from
b'eto"n, WIS, ana VINO was on his way to
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"n''e oh ms way UP fhIh street. IN dubuque
thursday, by commence man haMed Harris
whom he fell IN with on the train
A woman named Hansen, in Dubuque,
hid fifty dollars of greenbacks in the oven of
an unused stove. The other day, forgetting
her greenoaeNS, she Nindled big hre IN the
s'oNc' ana oaheu 'he money III IL cruh'o'eu 10
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Mr. James Dodge and family left on Tues
day morning last for Bellfower Mr. D. in.
tends to engage in the Tinware business. Mr.
d. is frst-class workman and is withal first
class man ana the good wishing OF large
number OF friends follows Nun and his family
to their new home Witness.
W. w. Robe has we understand. been
warmly congratulated, on his election to the
Office OF Town Treasurer, as announced in last
weeks HERALD. But he was not elected 20
that Office. Mr. j. NJ. Altizer is the fortunate
man He was elected, receiving l7S votes
against 81 cast for General Calls. Mr.. Robe
is Assessor.
Mr.. Geo Clementson, Chairman Of the
County Board of Supervisors, by the authority
vested in him at the annual meeting, has APP
pointed out OF the latelY eiected members, the
following, as committee on county hoaus ana
Bridges John Y. Clatk, OF Lancaster, Chair-
man. A. W. Emery, OF Potosi; Christopher
Hutchinson, of Beetown; Albert Bark, of Lit
tie Grant, and Charles Wunderlin, of Harrison.
Elliott Brandon and Joseph Salmon we're
brought to Jail last week charged with the
burglary of Marphys saloon in Woodman. Al
so Enoch Adkins, Charles Wood George
Brandon and Sumner Bangs were brought up
charged with kiudling the fire that DESTROYED
so much property at Woodman recently.
Their examinations may come Off this week
before ESD. baldwin.
A young man named Thomas Bridges was
instantly killed near Platteville, last Saturday
nv being dashed against tree by a runaway
team lie was unhitching the team from
secder when it suddenly started. He jumped
on the sceder and soon it came in contact
with the tree against which he was dashed
with such force as to spatter it with his bra ms.
He was a worthy young man and the chief de
pendence of his parents.
Another 80 cent entertainment for 10
cents The second of the series of entain-
ments announced, similar to the one given in
the Methodist church two weeks since, and
listened to and enjoyed by large audience,
will be given tomorrow (Friday) evening, The
literary exercises will comprise Select Read
ings, Recitatons, and lecture by Prof. JIG.
Davies on Purpose in Life Full choir Sc
lcctions, trios, solos, and a comic song by Mr.
al. 4.