Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-05-02

o'clock tho afternoon and closed at four O'Clock
said day.
Dated at Lancaster, Wisconsin, April 25,h. 1878.
AUG MICHAEL 8, Clerk.
Mr.. g. w. Lee, of Bakes Prairie was in
Lancaster Tuesday.
Nov there is chance to see what Mr.. J.
P. Lewis says in his new advertisement.
MIR. and Mrs. Lew Holloway ore again
residents of Lancaster. Welcome.
Boots and shoes in endless variety at D.
F Brown's-B Bloomington.
Mrs L.R Bingham, Of Nebraska, has been
visiting friends in Grant County.
Mr. j. D. elise, former Postmaster Of
Dunleith, will reslove next week and locate in
Missouri
A complete stock of staple and fancy dry
Bloomington.
Flowers are month earlier this year than
usual. Apple blossoms are mostly fallen
already Beading heart, always heretofore
used on Decoration day, is past beauty now.
Mr.. J. G. Holloway went to the big farm
in Iowa last Tuesday to see to its affairs. His
iaaiily is for the present in California for their
hcalth's sake.
Chris. Gringrigh brought to town last Fri-
day the first of this Springs clip of wool. 1t
was fine article, purchased by Howe Bax-
ter, at %! cents.
The finest assortment Of mems and boys
clothing IN west Grant is at D. F. Browns,
Bloomington Clothing rooms up stairs
Mrs. J. II. Reed will go next Tuesday to
meet her husband on the farm in Nebraska,
where she may supervise the dairy while he
will guide the Flow.
The latest style of hair switches, frizzes
pufs, curs aud Saratoga waves-you can get
them by iuquring Of the Misses Crosby &
Reynolds
Which you want anything call at D. F.
Browns Bloomington, and ask the cash price
of
DO your cows run south or west Of Ian
caster? If they do there is an army of names
OF gentlemen in our advertising columns who
think "better you looks leetle oud" for
them.
Mr.. Alfred Hale, of Bloomington, started
this week on visit to England He has made
this journey back to his native heath several
times since first coming to Grant County in
1919. May he have safe return.
The outside price paid for wool, butter,
eggs,etc,at all times by D. F. Brown Bloom
iugton.
The Photographic Monthly, published at
1877 Broadway, New York-Phonographers,
or those who wish to learn photography shogld
send for it. Per year $500 single number
30 cents
Members of the Star Of the West Encamp
ment, No II, l. o. o. F., are requested to be
present Monday, May 9th, u p. m, sharp.
Important business.
+. S. KIDD, Scribe. II. BucHNER G. P.
The verses over tie signature Of Gerald
inc are somewhat elub-footed and therefore
limp little They were sent to the HERALD
as the production OF a schoolgirl and hence
not offered as perfect in figure or rythm.
The present officers of the city Of Bosco-
bel are j. IL. Sarles, Mayor; NJ. B. Pittman,
John Kelly, Henry Nelson, Leo Anschutz, AL.
dermen; Theodore Kronshage, Treasurer; H.
w. Favor, Clerk; D. c. Perigo, Marshal
Lew 7. Lester and II. D. Farquharson, of
Boscobel, spent last Sabbath in Lancaster.
An occasional Sabbath in the quiet city of
Lancaster might be beneficial to the health of
other Boscobehans.
Rev. Nuzum, of Boscobel, found on his
pulpit week ago last Sunday, handsome
Elsin watch, the present of his "Mystic Broth
ers" He also found new carpet on lis par
lor floor, and says God knows" who put ii
there.
AS handsome a Norman horse as there is
in this State can be seen every week at the
stable of w. P. Rowdeu, north of Lancaster
1t was imported from France four years ago
and cost 81, 800. The horse was in Lancaster
last Saturday.
IA exchange says that in Middlesex a
third time That is nothing. In Ellenboro
they say there is a couple who have married
each other eleven times and are charivared
every time.
Get out Your telescopes rare show
takes place in The heavens next Monday. The
planet Mercury will on that day pass across
the Suns face. The show for Lancaster viii
begin at 9.l3 in the morning and close at SAL
in the afternoon.
Tho best place to establish temperance
habits is at tho home Gresde A large pro-
portion Of the men who have become habitual
drunkards were the children of men and WON.
en- who spent much Of their time fighting the
demon of intemperance in other household:
while weak places are left open for the enemy
e. steal ia and rob their own.
One Of the questions 10 be considered thi.
evening is What aid or encouragement should
be given the Fire Company. The city father:
will act more readily if they know just how
much backing the people will give them. Let
some member Of the Ere company be oa hand
and explain its wants. The people can ther
recommend to the Council whatever thew thinl
best
Misses Crosby & Rey nolds have just re
turned from the mart of fashion with full
stock Of summer goods. Besides milliner
they have added to their stock, notions ant
fancy goods, such as handkerchiefs, Ugh
gloves, collars, cuffs. corsets, ladies ties an,
bows, &c. Everything at lowest prices. The.
also take orders for Mrs. Farr, of Dubuque, TO
al kinds Of hair work Call at their new
quarters Rext door to and between the Man
sion House and Ziegler's
We we're pleased yesterday to meet i,
the HgRALp Office, Mr. Henry Halbcrt, of Ma
shalltown, Iowa, one OF the publishers OF th
NGrStaR Daily Times His first lesson ia
printing Office was in the HERALD office i
1850, aud he made the most rapid advances i
the different branches of the trade of an
printer we ever knew He is now where h
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