Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-10-16
10 to II W. Wright, at Potosi, for cheap


oAas to cure sore eyes and mo cure no pay.
Nh. P. II. PaIsous and wife returned
yesterday from their trip east, where they
have been visiting friends.
We hear nothing more of scarlet fever
IN Lancaster Schools full and furnishing
q. ii nothing had happened.
Warm attachment produced by close ac-
aauintahce, is often the sequel to dislike. Be-
tween love and hate there is ouy a mask.
There never vas an october month that
could come up 70 the present one in the
amount Of quilts kcke d into wads between Q
aud O'Clock at night Chicago Journal.
-"lInsking bees is the fashion now" says
on, fellow rs it? Well, if were going to
hnsk bees | should want gloves mailed with
ir,n like those Lewis keeps for husking corn
Max Kolb the enterprising smith and
wagon maker e Bloomington. gave notice
three weeks ago that accoun's or notes that
have ran year with him, must be paid
within a limited time nsngd in the notice.
Mr.. John Simson went away some time
ago, The people here underst anding he was
going to Canada for a little while. The
next heard of him he was in Scotland. lie
IS home again but he did not bring anyone
with him.
1t is well enough to talk about the
coming elections, and the return OF Grant,
but the things TO look at and purchase are
those handsome new style cloakings and dress
goods just reeci we'd by H. W Wright, of Pc
tosi
A Geui'o) proverb says A good wife is
ole who will not expend dam "a small coin)
without the consent of her husband In this
couatry many good wives don't care dam
tm al clin, mind youl whether they have his
consent or not
Mr Thomas Webb, being veil driller,
dr- not wan. to keep through The winter
cattle horses and hogs uIcumu ID on his
hnl- il trade. lie will sell then ruction
n Blush Hollow Saturday. oatoD, 25th,
beg ming at O'clock
Anagrammttlcaly the only diff .cace
between an angel aud an agent is a III Lhe
l,tcr ti au m tn, former When it is a
l;,un ,-rod or sewing machine agent most
people are willing to drop the I give him Y
and make an angel of him;
Members Of Lancaster Phoenix Fire Com
p'ny who have not turned over their uni
forms ar' requested to DO 50 at once They
may he landed to Mr. Geo d. TIT if that be
more convenient than delivery to Fore
man Stevens. I'y order of officers.
Mrs Phpna Falkenheiner. of Gutten-
berg, Iowa, was at Dubuque visiting her niece
Mrs. Tiede, few days ago She had just
stepped into the house after shopping through
the city when she became suddenly ILL., She
went outside for fresh air but was assisted in
again immediately and in few moments was
dead
- Weber, on Main street, east OF ]. J
o.w4li, Is now well supplied with all styles
OF boo's, shoes CATERS, rubber boots, over
shoes, including ladies' and misses fine and
course shoes aud rubbers, mems and boys
boots and shoes of all kinds, at prices that
cant be beat. lie invites inspection. Call
and be convinced. 32w2.
Mr. Ir, H. Bellows has span OF horses,
7ets OF single and double harness, a spring
wagon, a buggy and considerable quantity
OF household furniture that he has no use for
and & D. Streeter will sell them for him next
SATURDAY, after dinner, at auction, at the
Hein1r house. about two squares north of the
residence of ]. Allen Barber.
Miss Nole Reynolds is in Chicago seeing
AL the pretty bounets and other fashionable
and beautiful things at the Chicago Exposi-
ton When through with that she will put
her observations into practical use by laying
in supply Of the prettiest and best and will
have them in the Millinery store of the Misses
COSBY Reynolds early next week.
-Shocmakers' outfits, enough to make
three sets, also a lot of Household furniture,
belonging to MIS-. Lingsched, will be sold at
British Hollow by Mr.. Chas Vincent. auc
uoueer, on Saturday, October 25th, begin
ming at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. Notice
that this sale is in the ulorning AMI the Thos.
Webb sale in the afternoon of the same day.
Our scribes in various parts of the county
have cur thanks for their cheerful offers to
contribute items to the Herald They free
quently ask chat shall they write about We
have lst that would fil column Of sub.
Jects applicable in every community, but the
most universal rule to govern the itemizer in
writing local notes is. lytateper is ,eorI telling
6 arG 'rrjtipg.
"A Fredonia q. Y. paper invites every
ood' 20 call and see the "last remnant" of
Commodore Perry's flag sap, which il say:
IS ~ possession OF a gentleman of that town
TIE last remnant" is very indefinite term.
Nearly the whole ship is in existence in rem.
eants, scattered all over the United States,
and out. We are possessor of a small rem
nht presented by MIR. l. Durand.
Sunday morning last the people of Ian.
e's'eT we're startled with the report that the
hend who has for some time been harrassing
Nj. Joseph Bailie had at last succeeded in
ourniog his barn. After breakfast seyera
Parsons went down 10 see and there was tals
oil ta's'ng company TO scour the country
aud It the villain could be found hang him
was found that barn belonging to Mr.
balhs was burned but not the new barn a,
"'s residence |, was barn on the 70,
pace acjo'n'ng,,and contained 200 bushel
- ~ 0s,s' some hay and reaper, culiivator!
s ana oiher farm machinery. All were de-.
, noyta, There was loss OF fifteen or six
sncs "uT Tns aoilArs with six hundred insur
urday night. = s''eA SAT