Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-20
THE HERALD.
TOWN AND COUNTY:

,bs north east corner ofhis lot.
Ladies Cloaks, Hoods and oserskOes,a
a 81. Wright5 Potosi, Wis o6"4
urs.JG. Clark has been very i'll for tel
i,y. Last evening she seemed better.
Can and examine stock and prices at thu
.,o,s cfwoolstenholme & Nathan. #
Frank Nathan, of Milwaukee, was in
Lancaster and spent few days last week.
Ladies, don't forget those bargains in
Re,nold, fine shoes at D. WERFs's s7wa
Nathan. schreiner 4 Co have telephone
.o,,ection between their store and stock
wards.
yep'. custom hip boots at W, II. Haines's
f., - So every pair warranted Tor Tour
,,oo,bs Women's best calf shoes sl.25.
woostenholme Nathan have now in
store complete stock Of general merchandise
,,hicb ,hey will sell cheap for cash. II
a lot Of furs strictly fine Mink sets, la
..,yrs,t 80 cents on the dollar TO close
NATHAN, ScHREiEER & Co.
The "pala ce" and boarding car of the
constructing company of the Chicago To-
man 4 r. we're burned yesterday.
-You will no, need your glasses this
/ week 10 read the brosdsde announcement BY
Mr.. John p. Lewis. Times look good up at
his store
Gases OF diptheria have been numerous
N and around Lancaster he past two weeks.
We have heard Of no deaths here this season
from this disease, however.
The Normal School al Pattevlle closed
on Monday,tJ remain closed for two weeks,
on account Of the prevalence Of diptheria. A
daughter Of the janitor, resident IN the school
building, died Tuesday.
Mis- Richard Mayne will sell at auction
November 80, half mile east Of Beetown,
number of sheep, cows, hogs, and stacks
ii timothy hay, and straw; also mining tools
aud household furniture.
The Mississippi House al Glen Haven
sll have ready big supper and the Grin
Ter warehouse will be open for a big dance
Thanksgiving night. Mr.. John Curry, the
hotel proprietor il preparing for a huge
time.
Louis. NJ. Alcolt's new serial story for
boys and girls, entitled "Jack and JILL" is TO
b. begun 10 st. Nicholas for December, the
special Christmas Holiday number of that
magazine. Mr. Frederick Dielmsn has been
engaged to illustrate the story.
There is late boom on butter. After |
selling for five or six months at ) 10 IL cents
It suddenly shot up and the past week good |
butter readily brought 20 cents and choice
lots even more. The shipping price appears
to he little lower now than some days ago. |
There are Charter Oak stoves still in |
use in this county bought OF Mr.. Ziesler ov-
er twenty. FIVE years ago and their owners
call them good stoves yet, cut they are not |
80 handsome as those he keeps now. Look |
at the new advertisement of NJ. NJ. Ziegler |
4 Go.
The Ministerial association of the Platte |
vile DISCREET, West Wisconsin Conference |
VI. f. Church. opened its meeting ia Plates |
vile Tuesday. Some of its proceedings were |
selephoned to the HERALD last evening but |
they could not be crowded into the paper this
week
The Mound City Engine Company No. |
is band Of men In, P.at'eville people |
pride in considerably, and tn Company is (
posted for concert and dance a, Thomas's 4
Hall IN PIat;eville next Weduesda, evening.
II will be nice place 10 enjoy Ihuhksgjv-
ING eve.
L J. Arthur has become Disguised with !
the courthouse and has moved his law OsIi-e |
into The handsome and commodious room
lately built by Eugene Hyde next door Lorth |
OF the Mansion House. He is there anx.
iOus 10 give customers all 'aw and in |
sufauce they want.
-Pootmaster should not mail to another |
office written letter unless il has cents |
IN stamps on il, whether the letter is sealed !
or not. Leaving letter unsealed does not
make the postage any less-a tact we ex-
perience few cents worth each day of near
" 365 in the year.
The regular annual meeting of the Lam
caster Library Association will be held Nov.
2lth, 1879, a; the library room. AT this
meeting the accounts Of the library are ex-
ahmed and the officers for the ensuing year
elected. All are requested TO attend.
31w2. A. II. BARBER, Secy.
There is enough matter laid over INTENDED
Tor Tins paper to make respectable paper it.
sell Among other things is another long
letter from Gus, which of course is good,
another New York fashion letter from Lucy
Carter, and Plattevie aud other items. We
expected to crafty the waiting hundreds with
The appearance of the liz. of claims allowed
BY the county board but found it impossible
70 get II prepared in time for this paper.
Announcement Is made in the December
'Ser'fAer OF toe early publication by Scrbner
Co. Of "Po'tfolo of Proof Tmprea sions"
from their two magazines, obtaining one
hundred Of the best cuts, printed slowly, and
with the greatest care during the past sum,
mfr These pictures are mounted for fran
ing snd the volume Is TO have handsome
binding and design. This publication is
made IN response to repeated requests for sin
gle proofs of cuts in the two magazines, and
ne collection may fairly be considered rep
sentative OF the best wood engraving of
America, and hence of the world.
BY reference 10 our display columns the
reader will observe that Mr.. James G. Bailie
OF Augusta, Georgia, offers 5000 for conYic-
Hon Of incendiary who SET fire 10 bis BROTH
er's barn near Lancaster. Mr.. ]. G. Bailie
is a wealthy and entsrprising merchant Of
the city of Augusta. Twenty years ago ne
visited Lancaster and is probably remem-
oered BY some of our people. His son has
oeen here visiting his uncle Joseph and late
y returned home From him Mr.. James G.
bA'he heard of the brothers. troubles and is
mus prompted 10 this act of offering the re-
ward, without the interference or knowledge
Of his brother. He says "BloOd is thicker
NiH 1'a'rr, and new in my brothers. troubles
desire 10 come TO his assistance" This
oHer with the others understood to be out
makes 500 offered for the conviction of MIR.
Babies pursuer.