Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-10-23

4 dation to the HERALD. He was editor of a
Milwaukee paper and is now an assistant in
! the State Treasurer's Office. Mr.. Wedel-
stedt and theHarnonia Band were the redeem.
lug features at the meGng of the large
crowd assembled at the court house Tuesday
. nigh. 10 bear Boss Reyes. So say all the
gentlemen and ladies we have heard express
themselves on the subject. Boss Keyes's
speech was bore. II was re hash of an
out. of-date political almanac jokes and all,
and badly hashed, too. The presence of such
man among honest people is damage TO a
good cause, and forty thousand Of his
speeches in forty Thousand places wou Id not
favorabiy change forty men.
Go to H. W. Wright, at Potosi, for cheap
groceries.
-Dl. WIN. Logger, living at present in
Gutenberg, Iowa, was in the city this week
looking up the advantages offered here for
medical practice. He likes the place, thinks
there would be good promise of success, and
will soon remove here. He 10 of German
birth and belongs to the alopaihic school of
physicians. DIR. Logger is an agreeable gen.
tleman, of good standing in Gutenberg and
Garnayillo, where he has been in the prac.
tice Of his profession.
The Nursery" published be John L.
Storey, Boston, has eur say with the rest of
the worlds that i: is the best publication in
eziste1ce for youngest readers. II is the de-
light OF children, wherever seen. The Octo-
Der number contains list Of premiums offer
Ell where two or more subscriptions are sent
at once. Single subscription $3.50. HERALD
subscribers who have paid in advance can
get it through this Office for 81 10 without
premium.
Mr.. F. G. Thompson, who is the popu-
lar auctioneer in the Southern end of Grant
County will on Tuesday, Move uber It'll,
sell at auction lot of farm property, includ-
ing stock, grain, poultry farm machinery and
household furniture, at the Mcpherson farm
near Dickeyvllle belonging to John Montag.
The machinery and furniture are compare
| lively new.
Prof. M. Goldman will be al the Man.
sion House, Lancaster, next Monday and
remain one week with full line OF Alaska
Diamond Pebble Lense spectacles. viii fit
eyes professionally and has extra glasses to ht
all bows. Makes specially of fitting diff
cult and near-sighted eyes.
Worcester makes the distinction between
majority and plurity very plain by use of this
note: GA candidate, in an election, receives
1 MA Of, l.
than any other candidate and he receives
majority when he receives more than all
| Others"
The prospect now is that the C. & T. R.
r. will be extended to Montfort within thirty
days. The towns of Clifton and Wingville,
having security over the names of Barber,
Ryland and Adolph Nathan. have agreed that
their aid shall be paid over to ree ase the iron.
Lucy Carter gives our readers another
fashion letter this week. In the next letter
she promises to tell something about "our
pretty stockings" That's right Lucy the
ladies and the gentlemen too, want TO
know all about them.
| Our old and esteemed friend ". Will.
liams, at the last weeks election, was beaten
only SO votes for Sheriff of Dubuque County,
Iowa, on the Republican ticket, while the
Democratic State ticket h ad 1850 majority in
that County.
A Syracuse merchan. was recently hand.
ed an envelope containing So, 500 with note
stating, 81 robbed you of this years ago."
but he does not know who sent il. We are
open to receive like envelopes at any time.
1t was mistake that Mr.. w. P. Stone
purchased the Brooker property, but he has
purchased the w. H. Haines residence. Mr..
Haines intends as soon as his stock of goods
is disposed of to move to Elgin, ILL.,
-Mr.John A. Klindt is not so absorbed in
election matters as to neglect his store. He
was at Chicago last week and purchased
large stock of fall goods for the firm of
Klindt, Geiger & Co.
Mr.. Hewlett Fisher, of Boston, has spent
the last week visiting his parents here. He
likes the looks OF this old home town and We
do believe he has mind to come back. He
lett for Boston yesterday.
MIR. |. II. Bellows did not buy The MoH-
cell House, has not leased hotel in Platt.
vile, but last Monday started with his family
to Hampton, Iowa where he will landlord the
pest hotel in the place.
Prof. Allison will deliver lecture in the
Metho l.sr Church, Patch Grove, on Tues
day, Octoer 2Sth, for the beneft of the Juve-
nile Templars. Subject, "The March of
Humanity"
CD. Hyde, has just arrived from Chica-
go with large stock Of dress goods notions
gents furnishing goods and clothing. Call
and see prices and be sure and buy.
You are armed with all the formalities
necessary for business career when you
have HIPS Manuel. Subscribe for il when
Mr.. Jane calls.
-Drs. Price and Brewers next visit at the
Mansion House, Lancaster, will be on the 9th
of November, afternoon, and It'll, forenoon.
-Messrs Fars g. Co have their elevator,
at the depot running every cay lifting grain
and depositing it in the cars for shipment.
= Our British Hollow and some other
correspondents will please excuse Us, cvuldn't
! possibly find room this week.
Soldiers are invited 10 read the call upon
them published in this paper, to attend the
Calena Welcome to Grant.
$500 wanted at this Office in sums of 81
and upwards before November. Send it along
good friends.
Mr.. James Rowan will be at the Potos
warehouse to-day and tomorrow to receive
Oats.
Mr.. Horstman is overhauling his hotel
again and proposes to have handsome iron
front.
The price of lead ore made a tremen-
dous Jump recently, very encouraging to mi
noIs.
MIR. r. C.. orr's appointment to speak
at Annaton is changed to the 25th of October.
The boom will be over for this year one
week from Tuesday, solid north.
Go TO II. W. Wright at Potosi, for cheap
boots and shoes