Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-06-19
HE HERALD.
TOWN AND COUNTY:

weather; Flannel and linen suits, &c, &c, at
NATHAN, ScnRENER & Co.'s
Read Wendell Phillips speech al the fu-
neral Of Garrison. No other man in Amers
lea could speak so eloquently.
It. R. G. Orr was in demand at the cell
ebi-iion in Wyalusing but has accepted an
invitation to speak at Fennimore.
A train load Of passengers, many of
thrn bound tor Madison to witness the Uni
,ytrsity Commencement exercises, left Laneas-
ter Monday.
We see by the Baraboo Republic that
Col. John G. Clark has been invited to deliy-
,r the Grafton on the Fourth at the celebra.
ton in Baraboo and we understand he has
accepted
The La Crosse Republican and Leader,
tr.iJcs giving its readers 40 long columns in
Il. weekly, sends with it l6.column
Supplement-, also covered with excellent read
ing matter
addressing letter a thousand miles
as5y, simply " Gro~' County Herald, wiscon.
,i',." Is little car. - out the letter came
to the proper place. Uncle Sam is an intel
ligenJ servant.
from the programme published elsewhere
ihr reader will form some estimate of the eel
ebrI,ion TO come of at Beetown. The orator
y n9t chosen. A more complete programme
will appear next week
IF you travel half way to the equator
th. week you can see the sun straight over
yon, head If you wait six months YOU
woatl have 20 go four times as far to be per-
randicuarly under the orb of light
W. s. Shears, formerly Fennimore
hot.l keeper, alter travelling on other BUSH
mes. tor a time is again in Fennimore keeping
restaurant and hotel-such as is necessary
IN every we'll regulated abroad town.
-Fenuimore people also are going to cell
citrate this coming Fourth and send special
invitation to citizens of Lancaster and the
surrounding country to unite with them. The
programme will be published in the HERALD
next week
A little Miss of PIattevlle, whose final
name is Carter, was at Lancaster the other
day where the jay birds are 80 tame they
viii almost steal cherries out of your fingers.
Having very close observation Of one she
exclaimed, Mamma, didn't know blue-iays
had tails over their eyes"
-POtosi people send word that money,
time and talent will not be spared to make
the celebration there on the Fourth a great
success. The Key City Band, of Dubuque,
has been engaged for music ard J. W. Soaton
is TO be the orator. Cavalry parade, fire.
works, dancing, &c, are on the programme.
The Anniversary exercises at the Plates
Vile Normal School occur next week, begin.
ming Monday. Hon. w. @. Whitford will de-
liver an address Wednesday evening. The
graduating exercises are set for Thursday, at
10 o'clock, A. NJ. Glass exercises at 8, P.
N. that, day and Alumni and reunion in the
evening
The DelinedtOr, a monthly magazine H.
Illustrating European and American fashions
out for July as early as June IL, gives 40
pages illustrating the most approved fashions;
full of explanations how to make apparel for
ladies aud children, and many things useful
for housekeepers, Published by F.. Butter
ck 4 Co., 665 Broadway, n. Y
The graduating exercises of the Sinsina-
wa Mound Academy take place Thursday,
June 26th. The HERALD, heretofore. gave
the time as June goth. The lady who wrote
to have the publication made wrote the figure
so we could not tell whether it was intended
for q or a 0, and we thought best to guess
at the safe side Printed tickets are received
giving the time June 26th.
How very necessary it is to write plainly
such words as the printer cannot know what
they are by their context has an illustration
ma local correspondence to the Dubuque
Daily Times, inlended.to be complimentary
to the graduates of the Lancaster High
School In the correspondence Muesse be-
comes in both cases Nuesse. Woolstenholme
s Woolstelholine. "Shams of the Age" is
rendered THE Shams Of Old Age"
The Photographic Monthly, published by
70 D. L. Scott Brown, 1877 Broadway, n Y. is
good for those who want to learn phonogra-
ply and it it is good for practical phonogra-
piers II keeps them apprised of the ad-
vancea in the art anc acquaints them with
opportunities for business For instance the
June number publishes the new law in Me-
braska by which a Photographic Reporter is
appon ed in every Judicial District in the
State at salary of $500 per year. As
'the early bird gets the worm" that snug sal
airy Will be captured in some cases by the
Phonogr iphers who are first acquainted
with the fact that il is attainable,
Mr., VIM. II, Haines and wife Of our
city are entertaining at their home Drs.
Smith and Giddings, Of Boston, Mass These
gentlemen are making tour of the Western
States and take lively interest in all the
enterprises of our peopie. They have trav.
eIled through Europe together, combining
with The study Of th:ir profession, the geo :
graphical and historical features of the coun.
tries as well as the customs and character of
their people; but like genuine yankees find
IN out country ard people more to admire
Than III the monarchical countries of the Old
world Dr. Smith is brother of Mrs.
d~'aes and Dr. Gddings life long friend
aaey wiz leave to-day for the distant West,
1t you win call on Col J. G. Clark you
can see perhaps the most beautiful Odd Eel,
lows reealia and jewel you ever saw. They
were preseoted to him by the Grand Lodge
OF Wisconsin, to indicate their appreciation
OF has services as Grand Master. Their value
Is about $3.50. The jewel is principally OF
sold' with an inner circle Of precious stones,
Ahd IN the center is an open hand holding
heart, the language Of which is understood
oy every Odd Fellow. Behind the Jewel Is {
'PlA'e with the monogram of Col. C.ark's off
T'a' atle-P. G. M.,-and, though il hac
Deer "a his possession some days, we sur
P''sed Ssm by showing him that the plat,
NoN'fcd loeAet, where, while he lives h,
may carry the face Of his neares: friend, Of
where When he is gone his own face may b,
Kept as long as this beautiful reminder of IN,
'oNe OF his fellows may be retained as a fam