Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-21
RICHARD CARTER


boosters are rampant in Republican pa
pers.
Bob Ingersoll spoke at GAINESVILLE last
evening.
Call at Weber's and get pair of those
French kip boots only 81. so.
Large special stock trains are run over
the G. & T. nearly every day.
Somehow our printers nowadays new err
find the bottom OF the lob hook"
Don't fail to attend Col. Clark's speech
at the court house Saturday night.
The young peoples Methodist pra yer
meeting will be held on Tuesday evenings
during the winter.
Wanted at once, two hundred cords of
wood at tho Lancaster Wooden Mills.
STREET Bros, MARSHALL & Co.
food, dry cord-wood will never be re-.
fused on subscription at the HERALD Office.
Please profit by this HUT.
The railroad company will soon erect an
e1glne house capable of shelterng foyr or
five broad gauge engines.
Judge Tourgee, author of "A Fools Err
rand,' will make several political speeches in
this State during the campaign.
We understand that the skating rink of
several years ago is to revive again this win
ter, in the pasture east of town.
The new residence of Mr. Buchner in the
southeast ward, is an ornament to the CITY,
Likewise that of Mr.. G. r. Thomas.
ID. Weber has now on hand the largest
stock of custom made boots and shoes in the
city, which he will sell at bottom prices.
Many new announcements are made for
political speeches in this weeks HERALD.
For these look at top of first Il cal column
"A dancing teacher here this winter could
got large enough class to pay him welly'as
this is something we have not had for a long
time.
Pencil tablets, or, scratch books" 100
leaves to the book, hand and desk sizes for
sale at the HERALD Office at cents and up,
wards.
Geo. Ii. Lewis is this week opening his
n,w stock of goods. Potosi people will save
money by examining his stock before pur-
chasing.
--Mr. w. Barlow has erected large
warehouse for the storage of furniture, on the
lot back of his store. An evidence of in
creasing business.
-Overshoes, the best aud the cheape al
so ruobsrs, latest styles aud best goods at
Webers city shoe store. Also large stock
of mems rubber boots.
A postal card from Cassville says there
Is another straight Republican gain of one,
stopping at the house of Barney Russell.
Weight twelve pounds.
We learn from the Richland county pa.
pers that the Western Advance, Published at
Muscoda, has changed hands, nd is now
published by j, E. PEBBLES
w. II. Hanes & Son are doing driving
business in boots and shoes in Delavan, if we
may Judge by the liberal manner in which they
advertise in the local papers.
We see by the papers that the epizootic
is raging among the horses in some portions
Of the State. asely this disease has been
troubling many people in this vieirity
Read S, n. Joness letter of resignation
Of Congressional honors in this paper. He
don't want to go to Congress this time He
prefers TO give some other man a chance
The bad weather l. st Saturday woke the
people - consciousness of approaching win
ter, asd hence our merchants had all they
could do to attend to customers on Monday
MIR. Won Dusko, the pino tuner, is now
main the balance of this week. Orders fol
tuning pianos OF organs may be left at the
Mansion House.
Mr.. NJ. +. Rewey, oyerseer of the poo
farm, is making arrangements for building
large hotel at Rewey station on the Chicago
& TomAh R. The blildiag viii be two
story, lsx2s. with wing of same size. Mr.
Rewey intends 10 have the work completed
us soon 50 possible Mia ~ Democrat
MIR. Phil Rountree, formerly Of Platte
Vile, was one of party recently attacked b,
highway robbers at Mamm) 9TH Cave, Ey. II
managed, on leaving the stage coach way
laid to clip bis watch and prete:bOok unde
the cushions Of the seat. and thereby es
capped the disastrous consequences that befel
number Of his fellow passengers Galen
Gazette.
"A copy of the Minnesota E'p7ner is re
eeived 1t is large, eight,psge, nicel
printed monthly, priced at one dol ar a year
and is offered to US at such terms .ha: W
could furnish it with the HEaALp for 81 OF
If the number before US ia fair sample il
valuable paper, but until we are better &C
quaiuted with it those who acce9t shs offs
DO it at their own venture.
- Chief Justice Ryan thus describes Ii
"ShYster:" "He is almost always dance
fellow of low intelIect and vitality, Of me.
ger life; Of mean aud selfish Instincts at
tastes, dull of head and cold Of heart Of Ii
tie passion and no impulse; 50 cold al
clsmny that he night have been dsh;
creature whose lean brain and thin bloc
cauticus egotism aud selfish greed woul
him, as far as they so, for store or bank
factory. cond leted on purely economic pti
ciPles."