Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-04-10


IN inns paper, but il will not result in general
puohc benefit if all laws are not observed
ohoer The restrictions of law and contract
tne only time for free fishing j. from the
ION OF April to the LIST Of June, and from
the LIST OF August 10 the 18th Of September ia
the Austin Branch. And here come other.
VINO complain that large class of the peo
PIE take privilege which they cannot en-.
JOY; mere are some people who will not
violate law though they know i,s penaltv
VIII not be enforced. They will not 90 6sh.
ing on Sunday; 1t il not lawful. In order to
make the privilege Of fishing entirely equal
we believe the whole community will sustain
ana appiald Mr.. Austin ifhe will make posi-
uVe Propioi!ion OF all fishing on his premises
on Sunday, by enforcing the Sunday lav and
oy regarding all persons VINO fish there on
,nat Jay as .respassers. Some 20 that day
because others do and would be glad of the
restriction.
Worse and more of IL, Our friend I.
Allen Coomts has gone with team and prai-
RE schooner to settle down on his farm in
Nebraska. We hope, when so many of our
good people are attempting to make heir
fortunes In Nebraska and Kansas tts. their
lands may dow with milk and honey as rep.
resented by Messrs. T. M. Young. Doug.
Oliver and others, notwithstanding our. warn.
inss but we fear that in the case OF friend
Coomss, after the friction of few wears on
the far west prairies, some OF the poetry will
be rubbed out of him-or rubbed in so hard
1t won't come cut. The many admirers of
Mr.. Coombs's genuins muse would like 10 see
more ofhis verses before it is too late. Mr..
Cooinbs's family remain at the Hurricane
until he has built shelter for them, or un til, if
be hnds there is less truth than poetry out
there he returns.
Some weeks ago Frank Bartlett hired a
horse and wagon of Mr.. Barstow and started
Oft with a load Of brackets to sell. He failed
TO return at the time promised Afterwards
he was heard from as having disposed of all
the property in his possession and sloped the
country. Last week Charley BENEFITS started
out in his trail. He found the wagon at
Parkerville and the horse at jefferson, near
Hazel Green Bartlett had sold horse, wagon
and harness for $500, and ye, the purchaser
got bad bargain. Bartlett will be around
after while.
The two representations of the "Carpen-
ter OF Rouen" Melted something for the library
but not so much as was hoped. This was
due to the very heavy expense of preparation
and the low price of admission. It is a ques-
whether larger sum would have been real
lied by larger admission fee. Certainly the
price was very low for such a performance;
for it is not unusual to Soc worse acting in
the best theatres of our large cities.
We have jus; opened large assert ment
of child's school, boys and youths suits, at
SLIGO, 81 90. $3.50, s2.75, SO, 50, S., ST,
81, So, SO, SO per suit. We can suit You
all in price and quality, also another just ar
rived in mems clothing. The largest assort-
ment ever shown in the county and prices to
suit the times
| NATHAN, ScHREINEa & Co.
| Attention of the Justices of the Peace is
called to the fact that the form of Justice
Bonds has been changed by the Revised Stat
u.es of 1878. Section SAG gives the correct
form. Formerly the bond could be approved
by any two of the Supervisors, the late law is
the bond should be executed in the presence
and approved by the chairman of the town
| board
Next week, if the foundry in Chicag
employed to provide the necessary material,
does net fail us, the HERALD will come out
the largest paper in this Congressional Dis
trict, and the only one all home edited and
printed. Notwithstanding the enlargement
the price will remain the same as now. The
publication of Goodhue's story, "Struck
Lead" will begin the following week.
Miss Lille Far nsworth has returned
home after an absence of some two months in
trip she visited lady known to this commu-
nifty as Maggie Fletcher, now married and
settled. Miss Farnsworth also visited the
Holloways at Independence and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Dursnd at Usage, Iowa.
Sam. Warden, ayoung man resident of
Beetown was brought i'll Tuesday by Charles
Bennett, charged with stealing a gun some
weeks ago from George Hyde's shop in Lancas-
ter and some other small thefts. It is under
stood he viii confess to-day before Judge
McGonigal and receive sentence.
| The city bus is now run,ing-eommenced
Tuesday. Master Fred Meyer, who had been
with his father N Boscobel for a short time.
had the honor of being the first passenger.
Miss Laura Pepper, accompanied by her
sister Mertie, came from Boscobel last Satur-
day to witness the play of the Carpenter of
Rouen, and remained visiting friends until
Tuesday.
The Misses UT & Harris, who have the
appearance of understanding their business,
have taken rooms at Mrs. L. O. Shrader's and
offer their services TO do all kinds of sewing.
| in Grant County this year very few new
men have been elected to fill town Offices.
They were nearly all the same men in Office
last year or old stagers of former years.
The Democrats were victorious in the
Dubuque city election last Tuesday except
that the Republicans elected their Auditor
and three Aldermen.
Rev. Brown is away at Belmont and con-
sequently there will be no preaching at the H.
E. church next Sunday evening. Services in
the morning as usual
We conclude 10 keep brother R,ndlaub
in suspense for another week over his ''sop."
For an article useful to farmers, see new
advertisement of Strong & Berger.
| Mr.. Joe Cover and his little family are
in town at Mrs. J. C. Covers.
Our New York fashion letter BY Lucy Car
ter may be found on 4th page.
Rain enough last night to gil all the cis-
terms.
-"Drs. Price d Brewer, the unbroken reg
ularity Of the visits of these well known physi-
clans, is at once the best evidence of their
professional standing and of their success in
the treatment of diseases. The quack pros
pers best where he is least known, and shuns
the place he has once visited. Drs. Price &
Brewer have filed their appointments for years.
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