Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-09
bring in your holiday ad Fertislng.
Nike Wright should write rite right.

present.
Rev. Lewis Cloak has removed his fam.
lily to Lancaster.
-Sociable a, the Congregational socia
room tomorrow evening.
The wooden mill is closed during THU
week for repairs on the engine.
A fight took place in skelton's sale on
Saturday night No arrests we're made.
The Litta Concert Company is announced
to be at Platteyille on New Years night.
&C. J. Hyde seems to be doing big bus
insss. He sells at auction every afternoon.
Quarterly meeting services were held at
the Methodist church last Saturday and Sun
day.
M. S. Trowbridge has ak men in his en-
ployment killing and packing chickens for
shipment
Mrs. Ira Howe, of Emore, Nebraska, a
daughter of /. Durand, IL visiting relatives in
Lancaster,
The editor will be obliged for the return
of two or three copies of the HERALD OF No
yember lsth
W. II. Lgbtcap, of Hazel Green, in No.
vember obtained a patent on a new inven-
tion, of a wrench.
Lucy Carter furnishes our lady readers
with another New York letter, giving the
slight Of fashion,
--Inmense stock Of holiday goods at J. II.
BaIdwn's jewelry store, two doors east Of
Nathan, Schreiuer Il Co.'S
"A number of tuckahoes have been found
in North Lancaster, in the vicinity of the
one noticed in the HERALD last summer
Nathan, Schreiner & Co.'S butcher shop
has been enlarged by taking out the back
partition, and is otherwise greatly improved
For cutters of all kinds, such as SWELL
bodies, Portlands or business seighs, go and
see J. Hough He will save you 30 per
cent. 39w3
Mr.. VIM. Walker offers at private sale
one hundred head of Sleeps nd thirteen head
OF young cows and hefers. See ADVERTISE
ment.
Horses, wagon, bob-sleds, etc, are of
fered for sale by Thos. Fiunegan, at Liberty
Ridge. For particulars see new advertise.
ments.
One of our old friend D. divers char
acteristic letters may be found in this paper.
He is determined to make something out of
Kansasyet.
Mr.. f. Y. Ousley, Of Mt. Hope, offers a
large amount of farm property for sale at
auction the sale to take place on Thursday,
December 18th.
The room formerly occupied by D. Schrei.
ner as an abstract Office has since his removal
been added to the office suite of Bushnell,
Clark and Watkins.
The ladies of the Methodist society will
hold their fair and festival in the Library Hall
the afternoon and evening of Dec. 81. See
extended notice next week.
See prospectus of the Chicago Evening
Journal, the best paper in Chicago. We
furnish the Weekly, large six page paper,
with the HERALD for 81. so in advance.
Art Sherman and John Muesse started
for Valparaiso, Indiana, last Thursday, to at
tend the Normal school at that place. On
their way they spent day in Chicago.
Prof. r. l.. Cumnock, of Evanston, Qll.)
University, will give an evenings entertain-
ment in ifs line-readings-o Wednesday
evening, December 18th, at Library Hall.
A choice lot of ladies' cloaks and mems
and boys overcoats just received. We are
selling them at 10 per cent. less than form
erly. NATHAN, SoHREINER & Co.
- Mr. 0. Arson. formerly clerk in the Of
fee of General Freight Agent Mckinley. of
the Chicago Tomah Railroad, has been APP
pointed station agent at Lancaster. Galena
Gazette.
That the members of Mr.. J. E. 3arnett's
family know just how to entertain a company
OF young people, can be attested by a jolly
party who pulled candy at their residence
last Thursday evening,
The Good Templars of Lancaster will
hold open Lodge in their hall in the Budd
Block, next Tuesday evening. They will en-
terrain visitors with literary programme,
and will be pleased to see as many as can get
in.
-Messrs Robert Wilson, Richard Kennedy
and Henry Howdle have been appointed by
Judge Cothren commissioners to view and
fix compensation Cor right Of way Of the Chs
cago & Tomah railroad through disputed
tracts of land iu Grant county.
The next union sociable will be held FRI
day evening, December 10th, in the social
room. A very pleasant programme is in prep
aration, to consist of vocal aud instrumental
MUSIC, charades and games A very pleasant
evening is anticipated. Come all Con-.
MIR. S. Mitchell, we understand, seriously
coutempates building city hall, Of large and
comfortable capacity, if suitable site can be
obtained. We hope he may succeed 10 his
purpose, as our city is not complete without
public ball large enough tor ali purposes.
An ash leach and fence in back YARD IN
Muscoda took FIRE and was burning in big
fame, threatening all the surrounding prem
ises, at half past five one morning last week,
when the editor of the Necs, beng out pros
pectnG at that early hour, doubtless 10 a
s)mnsmbulistic state, alarmed the ueighbo :
hood aud saved thousands Of dollars worth OF
property,
Mr.. c. Z. Bushnell, for the past two or
three years resident Of Grand Chute, has
leased his farm and will return to Grant Co
his old home. He expects to return, howev
err, at the expiration OF two years. During
his short residence here, Mr.. Bushnell ha,
made many friends and all will regret to lose
him and his family even temporarily .-4pple'
ten Post
Entertainment aud oyster supper.-Don'
make any other engagement, far Friday eve
ming, December l7th, but keep in mind the
pleasant evening to be enjoyed at Library
Hall You can have good laugh, the oyster
supper will make you gooi-naturei, aud Their
ifyou enjoy dancing the best Of music will b,
provided Dont forget the date, December