Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-04

Republican Committee.
Mr. Samuel Lemon, the oldest resident
Of he town Of Beetown, died last week.
There are thirteen prisoners in the
county Jail.
Lou. Schroeder Oh Monday went to Be,
loil 20 resume his studies at the college.
here are seYenteen divorce suits await.
lns the determination Of the present court.
Mrs. J. A. Jones, of this place, started |
Monday to visit relatives in Whitewater.
Tuesdays train took 90, elk carloads of
hogs and shipments are icing made every |
day.
Misses Ellen and Lizzie Schreiner START |
ed Tuesday for Chicago, where they will
vii. for few weeks.
g d. UT & Co have just received a
large lot of esrthen ware, consisting oil plan
ana fancy aower-pots, etc.
We are daily receiving new Dress Goods
Pfiut., Pianne!s, &c, &c.
NATHAN, SCHRENER Co.
Mr.. Kaufman, deceased at Glen Haven |
was aged eighty-6ve years. The age was err |
roneously stated in the HERALD as sixty-fve.
C. w Banks having pu. the Lancaster
ueoplo to slumber on easy beds has gone TO
offer rest TO the Plstteyians.
Mr.. spsudng and daughter have re-
turned to their home at Weston. VT, after q
summers visit at Mr.. NJ. L. spaulding's.
bloomington Pair Wednesday and Thurs
DAY nett week It will be good Fair. Many |
ar going from Lancaster and all around the |
country.
Master Halle Kinney, son of DR.. V. +. |
kinney, Of Marshalltown, Iowa, formerly of
Lancaster, ia visiting his grandparents here
and at Hurricane.
Mr.. Geo. Howe, his daughter. Mrs C. H. |
Baxter and her two children, George end
Laura, went to New York on Monday last, To |
visit relatives.
john p Lewis has just received large
aud complete stock Of new and seasonable
goods Call and examine. New advertise>
ment next week
Ora Richards has Leea away eff in Min.
neso.a after Sumner Bangs as witness. He
teIegrAphed yesterday that he would be here
with his captive to-day.
Capt Henry Dillon. of Lone Rock, who
led the 9th Wisconsin Battery through the
war, is spending some days with his fellow
soldier, Lieut.. II. S. Keene
Among those Of Lancaster boys and girls
who departed on Tuesday last, for the State
University, are Marsh Barber, Will Lewis,
Harry elise, aud Miss Emma Schrcner.
A new stock Of Mems and Bows clothing
just received. Suits from a 90 up all kinds
from the coarses. to the finest made and all |
guaranteed at lowest prices.
NATHAN, ScnREISER & Co
The Praire du Chen band is engaged to
DO the musical part of the entertainment at !
tm Bloomington Fair. 1t will also play for
ball 10 be given there the evening OF the |
second day.
We called the night blooming cercus the |
rarest Of tho cactus family. Some think we
forgot the century plant. Our critics will
please read the article in this paper under
the head Century Plant
Art Sherman, who has been scjourning
IN Chicago and Elgin, Illinois. has returned
lie is going back to Chicago in October, how
ever. to work in one of the numerous job
y u'ins Establishments of that place
Ccm, opened on Tuesday last with full
attead,ncr IT lawyers, and with Judge Goth
rem presiding. The calendar is more lengthy
th term than usual. There are $50 cases
ON the docket, 81 of these being criminal
eases.
Henry Coons points with pride to the
fact that at the last term of the Circuit Court,
Potosi had neither litigant, witness or jury
man in attendance and the case stands about
tho same the present term. Pesce and quiet
reign in Potos
Samuel Woodhouse and wife are going
10 California 10 September As notified in
new advertisements Mr.. Woodhouse has sold
his interest in the store Of Woodhouse 4
Morse to HE son, Clinton, aud the firm and
business will be carried on as heretofore.
w. A. Holloway, formerly of Beetown,
died recently at Baxter Springs, Kansas, and
was buried by the Masons of that place-he
being member Of tina. Order. A pension
check OF $4,000 is there awaiting the order
OF his wife, Mrs jane Holloway
The landlord Of the Horstmann House
treats his customers to the famous Milwaukee
lager His patrons generally seem TO be
lovlai set Of fellows and they all look fat and
sleek This is not altogether due to the Mil.
"aukee lager but he gives that rich, foaming
beverage the credit Of helping to good nature
and good condition in some cases.
An entertainment is announced for Fri
day evening of this week az the Uongregs.
tonal church in Bloomington, at which the
eh'ei attraction is to be readings by Prof. f.
NJ. Booth, the accomplished Prof. of Elocu.
ton in Chicago University. The people of
Bloomington and vicinity are to be congratu-
lated upon this opportunity of enjoying the
gay ami the grave of literature with one of
che best eiocutionists in the country. Il
would be difheuls to spend an evening more
delightfully."-.
For years Dss Price & Brewer made their
visits as regular as the recurring seasons, have
eatlived all other specialists, and given un-
questionable proof, by their regularity, that
they are skilful and reliable.
Their visits do not interfere with the regu-
lar practice of the local profession, being con-
hn'd TO Especial class of cases not much
treated by them and which they gladly sur
render TO those who, by constant study and
long practice, are more eminently qualified
20 treat them with skill and success We
congratulate this class of sufferers on the op-
Porsunity thus offered. here st their homes,
OF being treated from time to time by phys-
clans who, not only can thoroughly under
stand their peculiar needs but know the bes,
remedies 10 be applied 20 cure them. And
we unhesitatingly recommend the afflicted to