Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-04-22
Next Saturday is caucus day.

Oscar Lewis win soon start on a trip TO
Montana.
"A leap-ysar dance took place a. Library
Hall last Friday evening.
Mr.. Clementson is enclosing his residence
premises with pretty fence.
The High school graduating class Of 1880
will consist of Eve members.
1t is lawful to catch trout from the nth
of April to the 18th of September
-Ivey & Webb's store and Fred Phelps's
residence are put under new roofs.
1T is time preparations were begun for
the proper observance of Decoration day.
ALI that are DESTROYS Of securing the
services Of DIR. Geo. Newell, Dentist, can do so
until the 2sth Of May, 1880.
Mr.. W. II. Van Dusko, piano tuner, Of
Freeport, H., will be in Lancaster about
April 9th, for two weeks.
ID. Weber's run of custom work IL as
good as an estate. He is crowded with a
good trade and still they come.
Master Joe Nathan entertained party
Of his young friends last Saturday evening,
on the occasion OF his thirteenth birthday.
That huge stallion lately brought into
Ellenboro by J. A. Aupperle,is grand ook-
ing animal Horse growers should see him.
Look out for counterfeit currency In
the northern part of the State 81 bills are
doctored up with cigar stamps and passed for
$40.
Mr.. NJ. P. Smith, of FennimOre, has Jer-
usalem Artichokes for sale at Sl.00 per
bushel. Samples can be seen at the HERALD
Office.
Miss Eva Aupperle and her brother
David Aupperle started for Kansas yesterday.
Wherever there is an Eve there ought to be
Eden.
Il. N. Rogerss SAILOR Boy, of Mt. Ida,
two miles southwest OF Feanimors Center,
will be kept generally at his own stable this
season.
Several of the planets Of our solar
system will soon be in perihelion. Tornadoes,
storms, etc, are prophesed as consequences
to be expected.
Geo. Gibbs has bought the lot between the
UT store and Mr.. Ziegler's residence. He
will put brick building on it and have his
barber shop in it.
They come from Beetown, all the way
from jamestown and Hazel Green they come
even Boscobelians patronize the artists,
Van De Wall & Son.
The "piece" under the head "a new
wonder" ia PROFESSIONALLY an april fool
hoax" We publish it only to show what
they sometimes put Sin the papers,"
In the trade with Mr.. Schreiner DR.. P A.
Clarke purchased the residence now occupied
by the former gentleman, and many citizens
will be pleased to learn that it is the Doctors
intention to return to Lancaster.
The Appleton Post says that DR.. Kan
ouse, of Columbus, con;emplates locating in
Appleton. He is the father of our Lancaster
DR.. Kanouse, who. by the way, has been
father toe, for the last week or two.
The Wisconsin State Register published
at Portage, comes to Us enlarged 10 nine
column paper aud with an entire new dress
of type We learn from it of tue death of
Mr.. Brannan, one Of its former editors and
proprietors.
Harper for May is at hand. To call it
magazine in the common acceptation of
that term, seems out of place. Many large
volume has not as much in it as this one num-
Der contains. And yet the subscriber gets
twelve such numbers for 81 90.
j. @. Bradley, agent for the Elmo Nur-
series, will have on exhibition and for sale at
the monthly market, next Saturday, De Soto
plum trees, Harry Kaump, Wealthy, Wal
bridge, Famues, Tetofis and Duchess apple
trees and GAINESVILLE grape sets.
The bees are swarming at the Beehive
Prints cents, bottom prices knocked out on
all goods MEMS and boys and women's hats
30 per cent cheaper than any house in the
town. Large stock of dress goods 20 to 80
per cent below any house in the county
Call at @. J. Hyde's for ten days.
The Mineral Point Democrat says the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Prideadx of that city,
was the scene of double wedding, on Thurs.
day evening. the 9Th inst, Mr. Treloar was
welded to sheir daughter Miss Della Pridsaux,
and Mr. Fred. Sherman to their daughter
Miss Laura Prdeaux, the Rev. N. B. Balch
officiating. About thirty>fve or forty invited
guests we're present
Our old friend, L. n. Rogers, is around
again. He was recently on a visit in Michi-
gan. The convenient railroad advantages
gave him chance to 60 from Fennimore to
Hudson, Michigan, in "a hours, which is some-
thing better than he could do when he
first settled in Rogers Hollow lie spent
some three weeks in Hillsdale and LenaYee
counties and is now eonteat to settle down
to summers business with his horses and
tobacco field.
-Plltteville had party who favored a
city charter and secured it. There was an
other party who opposed it, chiefly on the
ground chat it gave the officers who might be
elected under it, too great powers and priv,
lleges. But the auti-charter party captured
al the Offices Wonder if the result will ef-
feet a change in the minds Of the opposing
parties Will the former aati.charter party
be reconcied to the big pockets in the new
pants and will the former charter party be
wiling that tie reconeiled party shall have
all the candy and apples and marbles the
pockets will hold? Or vail che prefix anti
change from orc parts to another
Mr.. Gilbert Randall, Of huscoda, is can,
vassipg through Lancaster ard Fennimore
for two valuable books. One is large book
entitled, Great Events of Oar Past Cent
nry," the other, THE Young Peoples Illus
tfaied Bible History" OF tho Gfst named
book Mr.. II. K. Smith, Principal Of the Nus,
coda high School, says; "It IS the result Of
eleven years'work, by az author whose name
has put his work into the possession of very
wide circle of our best readers" Mr. Smith
mighty conmends the Bible History also, and