Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-06
TOWN AND COUNTY;

= Morse, Of Lit.le Grant, has twenty
6ae shotes for sale.
c.u and examine stock and prices at the
.,o,eofwo ,lstenholme Nathan. Il
The Is. day Of November brought US
half inch ofsnoW
tn. great Grant reception atG alena came
,g Yesterday afternoon.
cs..ville market reports are not at hand
Tuesday was election day.
-Dr, Price Brewer at the Mansion house
,od,y and tomorrow until noon.
Local matters except as thes pertain to
tho election are sighted this week.
xo busipess was done in Chicago Tues
d.y and consequently there were no market
quotations,
No., forget the large and well assorted
s,ocI Of boots and shoes az D. "eoeFs' east
ofIohr J 0swsld's
-wool.tenholme Nathan have now in
sso,e , complete stock Of general merchandise
vhies tnry win sell cheap for cash. If
En-. Burke, before whom Lee Gillespie
a.. brongh, on the charge Of adultery dis
oi...l The case without trial.
Mary Chandler, daughter OF Jacob
Chandler, Of the Hurricane, died OF diPhther>
!. l..t Friday There are several other cases
II diuh.heria IL the Hurricane
Mr. Tho.. Tormey, Chairman, has sue
r..t~d in refundng $1,000 of FennImore
b..a. reducing the interest from ten to
.ceca per cent
seph Anderson offers store room IN
v.,..t Hone for sale Also Anderson Il Sen
a. e.eparing for removal and therefore offer
r,a.r fac stock Of boots and shoes at away
q = prices
what 4. left in the store at the old Pedlar
.1si in British Hollow Is to he sold at aue-
TON The sales Will begin Monday evening
NIX; sui continue every evening until all are
I'D
Mr. !. H. Brown and family, after
.,ofely "trip" have arrived at their home in
Clg county, Kansas, where they find every
ting exceeding in splendor their expecta-
lions. and Miss Estelle writes that they cunt
do sith3a, tue dear old HERALD"
The Patteyille items in our last issue com
nlueu, the mechanic and the enterprising
postmaster for the new arrangements spoken
Of. and refers to what are there called
'ldl locks The former gentleman says
he was never known to put jail locks in
p9stoace They we're Yale locks.
-Dubuqae had big fire Sunday morning.
W. " Ca & Co.'S planning mill and piles of
lumber within it were consumed. Their loss
is estimated at 100000. The I. G. R. r. ice
and freight house and the old elevator also
were destroyed The fire originated in
pant shop, from spontaneous combustion.
The money s paid over and sufficient
iron released to lay track On the C. & T. r. r
out to Nontiort and thence down to Clifton.
Hon J Allen Barber went to Woodman yes
terday, to consummate this engagement
The work will commence now, and in very
short time this much of the road will be COM
pleted
AT the N. + Church tomorrow evening
] Miss Jennie Atwater will give an entertain
4 ment Of select readings and dramatic rccit :
ais. She is highly complimented by the Fon
du Lac Journal, West Bend Democrat, Jan es>
vile Gazette, Temperance Recorder, Mil.
Waukee News Evening Wisconsin and other
papers She excels in bJiA pathetic and
Il humorous rendi,ons.
The Phelps House Is said IN those who
patronize il to be Just as much irst-class'
under landlord Smith as ever 1t vas in
the bands of any Of his predecessor. This
week formal announcement ia made and
4 with pleasure we assure visitors to Lancaster
that the comfort of the inner and outer msn
4 will be- satisfactorily attended to at the
Phep. while Mr.. Smith Is there.
Dr. Logger, OF whom notice was made in
4 the HgRatp a week ago, has made Lancaster
his home lie !. at present at the Phelps
House We commend him as gentleman of
much lager mind and talent than BODY,
though they sag the best goods are usually
d'ae up in small packages daughter of
ih' Doctor is teacher in Gutenberg, Iowa,
and his family will remain there for a while
ii newspapers will put the finishing
toaeh e neWly-cleansed silver knives and
FORKS and tin,ware better than anything else. {"
30 says newspaper item and its true. Old
newspapers are are full of pulverized grit and
n'"s them on your silver and tin~ware you
can soon have it polished like the tires en- a
much a-ed wagon. They are so far, FINISHED.
t'en yoar fine mirrors or French glass street
window may be finished" in the same wav
The Fcnnmore item, last week, rejecting
upon Havley Co., for paving for produce
WIN R'and's bauk checks, should not have
been published It is purely private BUSH
ness matter between buyers and sellers. OF
course large sums of money cannot be kent
I" feon'more until some strong place is made
70 keep them, and if farmers choose TO accent
these checks, il is hardly proper for a news
paper @ interfere.
- theatrical company known as The
Ni'.fs '' expected 10 a short time to give a
series Of entertainments in Lancaster A
.'as a't OF press notices satisfy us that the
.'4ne will command high appreciation. Even
o H'raboo Republic. Col Woodman's paper
@a' never dauers or exaggerates, saws the
"ale'' Dramatic Company is "decidedly
'ae hest that has been in Baraboo for some
~" Many Of us are drama hungry, and
~ expecting good feast when the Wal.
'''' board i' laid in a week or two.
" aea people we know well have told us
E'Alef'a cures and benefits received at
aa'l' OF Drs. Price & Brewer, of cases
e4"aeo' physicians have despared of,
"asa We have heard eminent resident
s.''a' endorse them as true scholars and
''e practitioners, as we have done on,
s'a' occasions, why then. we are fully war.
y SAVING that had we any chronic dis
s'''' p's Price & Brewer make a
" .'',S We should surely call on him
.g ''s? say or do, can be relied on. All
suffering from throat nng ho.,, 10,