Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-08-19
THE HERALD.
TOWN AND COUNTY:
--John wooIstenhoIme s reeovering.

W ~ fAtNS ~ ~ CIV
John woolstenholme is recovering.
This vicinity enjoyed fao rain.shoWer
last Monday night.
-Jehiel Hyde received last Tuesday l9s
of Cincinnati baggies.
Yesterday is said to re been the hot,
test day Of the season
Frost il reported to have occurred re-
Gently in New York State.
The Walters theatrical troupe viii play
In Lancaster during the Fair.
Sitter is reported to be in tclegraphic
communication with Galena.
The Chicago & Northwestern pay car
passed over the narrow gauge yesterday.
The Grant county soldiers' reunion viii
be held in Lancaster September 2osh and
30th.
The Lancaster cemetery is in very neg
! lecisd condition, the whole premises being
completely oyergrown with grass.
Wanted at once, two hundred cords Of
wood at the Lancaster Wooden Mills.
STREET BRos., MARSHALL & Co.
Mr.. II. N. Marble, Of Dubuque has sued |
the Times FOR $40, 900 libel on account of an
article Published in that paper on July 3D.
e Mccormick, of Liberty Ridge, has
sevsn high-gtade cotswoh ram lambs, from
premium stock, for Gale from $500 to $500 |
each. IT,
The grain grown on the Holloway farm
east Of Lancaster took foar days to thresh,
ard made s.raw-siaok Oh immense proper
tons.
Read the letter from Alabama in this |
rsper. Il is from one who IS "there,n and !
Of course knows what 10 writes from actual
observation.
The party noticed las. week az going to
the Mississippi to camp out, returned home
Friday night. and reported having had
splendid time
The teachers and scholars Of tho Congrs-
gational Sunday school will picnic at the pio>
tlreIqus spot named Flora Fountain to-day,
weather permitting.
Ladies oall and ase thoSe beautiful Point
de Langusioc lseos, the lates. thing out, and
at very reasonable prices, just opened By
NATHAN, ScHRErSER Co.
Rev Mr. Ksdzie, of Chicago, preached
at the Congregational church last Sunday /
IIo ia travelling to raise funds for the Chicago |
Theological Seminary, of which he s a dirsc-
tor
"A choice 10! Of fine top bugges, open |
buggies, phaotons aud three.spring wagons
just received BY c. J Hyde Cheap, cheap,
cheap. Call and see before purchasing else
where
The railroad employee say that they can
tell az glance at the crowds gathered around |
departing trains, bow many are going away.
There is generally one person going, and forty
to say goodbye.
Thursday aud Friday nights OF last week |
the phenomenon Of aurora borealis was very |
plainly visible, the whole northern horizon
being at times illum mated Some of the |
bTighI sireaks we're nearly due west.
-Rov. Lewis Cloak, of California, preached |
last suRiay morning and evening at Emanuel |
Episcopal church, as announced ia last weeks /
HgRALp. He has received call to occupy I
the pulpit at this place. and it is expe cted he !
will accept it.
If Lancaster had a city hall. we would /
L.. l. &
Mason & Morgan theatrical troupe. One
glance at the LillipulsH dimensions of the
hail. however, satisfied the advance agent
that Lancaster was not for him
Twelve new narrow guage box cars ar
rived in the city on Saturday, and have been
added TO the rolling stock of the Gaena &
Wisconsin Railroad Company. Fifty,three
more freight cara are being built in Chicago
for the use Of the road GalenG Gazette.
A very large stock Of fall styles ready.
made clothing JUS. opened, for men, boys
and children. AS good as custom made
Every garment guaranteed as represented or
no sale Prices within the reach of all
NATHAN, SCAREINER & Co.
Mr.. C, W Bradley has been buying
sheep all through the country, and last Sat
urday placed drove Of several hundred in
the Fair grounds for pastarage over Sunday.
On Monday morning he started for Princeton,
Illinois, with them, where he will place them
on bis farm.
Market day viii again occur the last
Saturday Of the month August 2sth A
more leisure tine having arrived, larger
business is expected to be done Remember,
TOO shat buyers and sellers will meet az the
marke! place, aud can make known through |
the suciloneer anything which they may
wish 70 sell or buy.
Las. week We omitted TO mention the |
R "esmpNout' of the Juniors Some half dozen !
4 of them on Wednesday took bag and baggage
out to tho picturesque locality known as
Dewoys timber, and remained until Saturday !
They took with them all the necessary proyis- |
ions, and were supplied With a shots gun in
case they should have unwelcome callers.
We last week noticed the marriage of
MisA Aggio Pollock, a former Lancaster
young lady, at Golden, Colorado 1t now
becomes our painful duty to chronicle the
death Of her husband, which occurred just
four weeks after the wedding In walking
along sha street. he stopped to speak to
friend end suddenly foil down dead.
Patrick Donobue, of Bloomington, died
an TupsIav tkia ANAL Ua had ham IN only