Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-04-29
Hazel Greeneries.
rdered by COMMITTEES,

Aptlt 20, Ioo0s
Prof. s. B. Dolph, the great horse edu.
Gator and trainer. has been here the past
two days giving instructions to large class
In the equine arts. To say that his system il
good IS inadequate. As member Of his class
can say that he works on systematic princi.
pies, as, "a certain cause produces q certain
effect" He does away with all harsh treat
ment and cruelty to animals formerly advo-
Gated by York, Bush, Miles and others. lie
handled several very bad horses here among
which was black mare owned by Mr. Ba-
ker; and it was universally believed that she
could kick the face off the man in the moon
if she had half chance. After handling her
about twenty minutes he hitched her to a
conveyance and drove her through the streets
without quarter straps. Take your mean
horses to him., don't care if they weigh three
tons, and in ten minutes he'll make them
think they haven't any more power than kit
ten.
The fraternity of Odd Fellows will give
supper in Crawford's Hall tonight.
B. Cornelisen and D. B. Jenckes have
started mining down below Galena.
Master Oscar O'Neill, son of Edward
0'Neill has been suffering of late with infam,
nation of the bowels and infiammasory rhe Us
matism, but understand lie is recovering
slowly.
Mrs. John Rule started for Larmie City,
Wyoming Ty., last week.
The incessant Winds the past week, un.
derstand, has blown down considerable fence
in this neighborhood.
Joseph Austin, of Colorado, is visiting
his brother at this place.
John James. of Wyoming, who has been
here on a visit for some time, departed for
that place last week.
The Town Board is going to expend some
money to improve the crossing at Cooper's
Ford on the Sinsinawa.
F. G. Thompson has moved into the old
Mcbrlen residence.
Rev. E. d. Huntley, of Lawrence Uni.
versity, lectured in the NJ. E. Church on the
evening OF the 18th. The following evening
he lectured at Benton; some of our young
men went over but they say it was very ex-
pensive trip, in fact, more expensive than
they had calculated on.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Crawford formerly of
this place but now of Galena, were in town
last Sunday to attend the funeral of the late
Joseph Clementson.
Christopher Andrews is suffering with a
very sore hand. supposed to be the effect of a
bite of dog.
= Naomi little daughter of Matte Gray, has
a severe attack of lung fever.
Mr.. Edward Williams. who has been sick
for some time isimproving slowly.
Mrs Nathan Thompson is still suffering
with iufammatory rheumaticm.
Jack Birkett and Kit Andrew have start
ed to butcher again. Now if farmers think
they can "pan Off any old snagg'e horn on
them for beef, they get fooled.
George Mills has added a new line Of
goods to his business, viz, patent medicines
and drugs And if they are what they ar.
claimed to be, he can cure anything from 0
double>jointed back-action toothache, to lep-
rosy in its worst form.
John Gribble has got in a bran new loi
hats, look at 'em, they're hobby.
Chris Nolte is going to fence the land
owned by R. Witherbee aud use it for pas
turc.
&C. q. Barnett, of Dubuque, was in towr
yesterday.
IT. NJ. Seals, Of this place, left for Sioux
Falls, Dakotah, last Wednesday, where he in
tends to locate permanently. PERRY.