Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-11-07
TOWN AND COUNTY


II tell you what it isl beat Ba,ie.--J.
TN.
-Thos. Duncslf is home again from VIM
throp, Iowa.
The County Board of Supervisors meet
next Tuesday.
ID. Schreiner is one CT the Justices of the
Peace in Lancaster.
Ri fl, at at, fat Salt salt, r-i'v riv,
err er ryer--Salt- River
Col j. G. Clark has gone to Madison and
Milwaukee--will be absent some days.
-Hurah for Bloomington II has kicked
the anti-Lancaster party clear over into
Platteville.
Well managed grange mills succeed.
Learn to keep their books at La Crosse BUSH
ness College.
Our friend, Joseph Heinrich, of Dickey-
Vile, was in town Monday. He still has his
eve on Oregon.
&c. y. Holford would like to find the man
thtt allowed him TO be "skunked" in Castle
Rock HE jaeett
-Huntemer is making success OF the
cooper business. He ships barrels, etc, any
where and everywhere.
The attention Of stock dealers is invited
to the card of C. II. Barnard, of Milwaukee
those Who buy as well as those who SELL
Our whole attention has been given this
week TO the election, This must excuse whats
ever shortcomings are observed in this paper.
On Monday evening Lancaster people en-
joyed hearing well contested discussion of
the political Issues by two members of the
same law firm "A. r. Bushnell u.s. John G.
Clarx
Common folks call it Jimson but the Du-
buque Times localst is so stuck up he calls it
stramonium or jamestown weed. The seeds
are narcotic and boy who ate of them be-
came afflicted with thirst, partial blindness.
dilated eyes, headache, dizziness and culver
ing muscles.
Misses Crosby L. Reynolds, next door
south Cf Ziegler's, north OF Mansion House
have just filed their shelves and cases with .
new stock of winter millinery goods. Fresh
and stylish goods and low prices are the order
at their house. Call ladies' and gentlemen
too See and buy.
Mr. D. n. Cooley, in remarks before the
City Council Of Dubuque on the building Of
pontoon bridge, the other day, doubted
whether Dubuque merchants could secure the
trade of the region this side the river ifs rail-
road were built TO Lancaster within week.
If Mr. Cooley meant retail trade he is correct.
If he meant wholesale trade it seems to u.s. al
Lancaster will soon have direct railroad con-
nection with the great north and northeastern
pineries, that such road would add enough
to the trade Of Dubuque wholesalers to double
their profits.
The British Quarterly ReOiew for October
is at hand. Its leading papers are The Uni
versities and the Renaissance; Leasing as
Philosopher and Theologian; Joubert; But
ter and Cream Bosnia, Herzegovina and Aus
tria Tent Work in Palestine Mr.. Hughes on
the Establishment; The Three Treaties. Be-
sides there are forty pages of contemporary
literature. Much of this reading is necessari-
ly "hefty," but one can't be up with the litera.
.ture of the day without the British, The Lon
don, The Edinburgh and The Westminster Re
viecs, and Blackwoods Magazine. They are
published by the Leonard Scott Publishing
Company, 4 Barclay Street, \, York.
Unfair, improper means, (rnis is putting
u mild ere used to reduce Mr.. overs vote
especially in Platteville. A man who lay in
Jail for some time, charged with forgery, made
affidavit that be saw Mr.. Cover drinking in a
s'loon in Cuba City, October 3lst. 1h, was
iudustriously used against him and il seems to
as that any man ought to be ashamed of be-
Temperance" people are made Of? There
can hardly be doubt that Mr.. Cover is as well
set in temperate habits as Mr.. Streeter. If
he has become rock-roOted in the habit on
his own motion, because he believes il right,
without AZ array of associates to help do so
and make it policy he deserves more credit
shan Ill the policy reformers in the county
put together. If the reformers' motto
s'Charity for all, malice towards nome" applies
only to those who are banded with them, they
will hnd that the rest of the world will soon
learn to give them good letting alone. We
can hardly believe the votes drawn from Mr.
Cover came from the temperance people, but