Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-03-07
"A cheese factory as Lancaster institu

down-l2 hours EACH
File "a grains off of trade dollar and
then it will be legal dollar.
Mrs, Lucinda Griffin is on visit in YaDk-
ton.
AN early garden well cared for saves many
little expenses.
Don't go west. There is an ''orer -prodac-
ton" Of going west
-Alva Smith, with his friend Mr.. Rounds
started for Nebraska Tuesday
MIR. Nathaniel Wells has gone to see his
son Shaler Wells and other friends in Nebraska.
Geo. Griffin, rank Lisherness and AL.
bert Brooker legged it to Specht's Ferry last
Monday, bound for Kansas.
One more entertainment will be given by
the Lancaster Lyceum at their Hall next Mon
day evening. Public cordially invited.
Mr.. Thos Howdle, the fine stock man, has
not gone west but has bought the 400 acre
Clayton estate and will go into the stock bust
ness bigger than ever. Glad of il.
If there are any subjects of Great Britain
in this country there are prudential reasons
just now for taking out naturalization papers.
Later-neyer mind nov; the war is over
-Wasbburn people make themselves oblivi-
Gus 10 the present hard times by occasional
spells at hard words. Spelling matches are
good for amusemen. and good otherwise.
Register Durley recorded as occurring in
the month of January, in Grant County, 25
births, 3 deaths, and 40 marriages, and in the
month of February 81 births, deaths and 81
marriages.
Quarterly meeting services in the Metho-
dist church next Saturday and Sunday. Rev.
p. S Mather, the Presiding Elder of the dis
trict will preach on Saturday evening and al.
50 on Sunday morning and evening.
jacob Wenzel had lis house in Liberty
township burned down four weeks ago. 1t
was insured in the Liberty Insurance Compa-
ny who paid his loss OF S350O0.. Mr.. Wenzel
Immediately engaged Mr.. Henry Muesse to
build him new house. The new house is
built and ready for occupancy.
- Francis NJ. Ieibfried, Administrator Of the
estate Of Nicholas Ames deceased, advertises
in this paper public sale of large quantity
, of Wines vinegar, cider and other property on
the vineyard near Potosi. For particulars see
the advertisement. The vineyard is the one
formerly owned by John Bonn.
Two letters are published in this paper
from Kansas and Nebraska visitors. The let
ters are interesting reading but we wish there
were some way to draw on those States for the
bountiful advertising we give them. They
take away too many of our good citizens and
do not give us anything in return.
On Thursday, March Ia, Adam Heupel,
will sell lot of property at auction, partic-
ulars of which are noted in our new aevertise-
ments. On Saturday, March l6, J. H. G.
Sneclode, auctioneer, will sell for G. Prior &
Son, at Cassville, cows, sleds, plows, harrow,
tanning mill, water cart, chickens, and lot OF
household furniture
"A series OF Institutes will be held in
Southwest Wisconsin this Spring. Prot. Nc
Greggor of TIE Platteville school, conducts the
institutes at Footville, Rock county; al
Mazomano and Stoughton, Dane county; at
Richland Center Rich.apd county; a,
Wauzeka, Crawford county; and at Brodhead,
Green county,
"A subscriber last week paid US $500 for
tae HERALD for two and a half years. This
was Sl.25 more than our advance price. We
gave him the choice what to do with that SLIPS
and yesterday ordered the Chicago Ledger for
him. Thus by paying full price for the HER
AID for 81 year he gets The Ledger year for
his wife for nothing.
y Following is the per cent Of punctuality
in the different grades of the Lancaster Public
schools for the past week: High School 90
Grammar 90 intermediate 90 First Primary
80 Il; Second Primary 97 average SO. Tht
weeks record shows the Grammar school at q
disadvantage Usually it stands at the heaC
of the list
A little boy of Mr.. Alters, Z years oil
Was pa AllS WIN iitbAt IVY Vi iASha
Muesse's between and years old. II
their play little Altizer told the other to lay
his hand on tree they stood by. This done
little Aitzer whacked the hand of little Mues'
Sc with Ratchet, taking off the middle finger
between the first and knuckle joints. 1t tool
r place in Lancaster last week. This is on,
story The other is that the little fellow pu
his finger up to catch drip of sugar water JUS
at the moment little Al:izer struck for fresl
supply.
Drs. Price l. Brewer stand at the head O
. their profession, and for heart, throat, lung
liver. blood and all kinds of chronic diseases
(which are specially with them-they have
few if any equals, as their success in hundreds
of eases, where Others have failed, will fully
substantate
Those who suffer from any L'sease that has
become chronic, will find Drs. Price & Brewe
fully competent to trea. it, and viii not un
dcrtake it unless there is prospect Of doinl
good.
.Drs Price & Brewer will be at Richland
Center, Park Hotel,on Thursday, l4th of Marcel
and at Mazomanie, Freeman House, on Frida,
Is tn OF March Waukegan, H., Feb. S6,'7s.
On the first page of this paper can b.
seen the full text the ''ar:icles of faith" OF
which the Chicago and Tomah railroad com
pany hopes for life and prosperity. The Com
pany ought to pay us the regular advertising
rate Of $1,000 per column for circulating thei
inducements so generally among the people
But with the request to publish came also re
view letter which the company may not wan
10 pay for. The people should read both Gaze
fully and also Mr.. Parker's appendix. We d
not pretend to give advice in the premises ex
cept to remark in a general way that man !
supposed to be a thinking animal and his ever.
act should be eOnsiderate,
Town politics are beginning to agitat
: those who are seeking position at the hand
of the people, as well as few who are moi
OF course there is not much politics in thi:
. merely matter of who shall do the tow
business best, and this our town is fortunat