Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-07

cltClinE 4 uelegtte5 70 attend the Dis :. Con
TsRtion At Ssstown, Oct. 18Th.
G. D. sTREErEe, Chm,
The Galens Fair is reported 80 have beer
almos! a total failure.
Il have one more nice new Platform
Buggy l will sell cheap. Give me call.
J. HoUGH.
Miss Fannie Wedshase has gone to Nit
ehcll, Dakota Territory, to pursue her honor.
able calling as .choolma'am. Her brother
resides at Mitchell.
-. l.. Kruger, Of British Hollow, went
yesterday to Chicago, where he will spend
tho winter The HERALD wishes him good
fortune. He deserves it.
WIN. Bell, residing three. fourths of a
mile west Of British Hollow WILL Saturday,
October %, sell lot of farming implements
and stock. Charles Vincent, auctionoer.
The Bishop of the Diocese has presented
to Emmanuel church Service Book for the
use Of the Minister; also Bible and Service
Book .or use in Calvary church, Montfort.
Hon. A. R. BusbnelPs venerable father,
resident of Ohio, is here making him and a
daughter in Lima township visit. Presume
he Will return in time to help carry bis state
for Garfield.
LAS. Thursday Misses Minnie and Deli
Jackson and Miss Theresa Kaltenback, some
of Potosi's sociable'young ladies', were In the
city attending the Reunion AMI gave the
HERALD Office a call
Mr.. Joseoh Club last week sold to Mr..
Lewis Holloway seventy head of feeders
bat averaged in weight 1881 pounds. This
is the heaviest lot Of cattle of that number
and grade ever weighed in Lancaster.
AT J. ?. Lews's yol will find kettles OF
snow-whito lard, put ~ so invitingy that be-
fore you see the lard you would buy just to
Set the kettle or bucket and after you see it
you will buy because it looks SO pretty.
Parties having old castings, especially
heavy, will End i. to their interest TO consult
with Ruka Bros, of Boscobe, Wisconsin who
will pay higher price Cor them than other
psrties, as :ney arc now ready to do all kinds
Of Cas'ings. Sow3
Ea l. l.. Hauser, of the Milwaukee
Statesman, passed through Lancaster on his
way '45m the conference at Plat.eville. He
stayed over Sunday and Sunday evening Leo
turtt the NJ. Z. church on civilization 10
India oomparod with that IN our country.
the Catholic congregation at Lancaster,
throuSl the efforts we presume OF Father
SchWag ger, have secured for their church a
'dee2 toned hgh~soundin: bell" Hence,
forth the members will have an suricular
prompter to devotion and duty. The church
has been used about twenty years without a
bell
Il J. Arthur has moved his business into
the handsome and well located office over
Zeisl,r Cos hardware store. The office i,
directly in front of the courthouse and the
way 20 it is up the winding stair south Of the
building. Mr.. Arthur is now permanent,
fixed in location that cannot be sxceled for
convenience and pleasantness.
We copy from Galena paper its editor.
notes about Lancaster, which be visited two
weeks ago. His notes about our fair apply
only to the I'd day. He is prob, bly, not aware
that here We regard he "a a, only make
ready day He would have seen more peoplC
II he had remained the Sd day. But if /,
Democrat wants to see something to make
his heart palpitate he should csme to L AN,
caster on, soldiers day.
Waller Pollock is away at Chicago. HI
has not gone with the intent to start a new
paper in Chicago, but to "seo the elephant
or the Exposition. He has put in four year.
OF Industrious work at school and in the
printing olco' and needs recreation. CT
personals" and other locals Re is the II sR
AIDS right bower and social readers may
not fnd so many "tricks" taken in its col
umns while he is away.
Thu names of part Of the delesa tes t
the Beetown Convention were inadye rtantly
omitted from the report published in the HER
AID last week From the Lancaster delega
ton ID uames of hessrs Chauncy Pierce
Reub 81 walter, Daniel Garner, Aug. Mi
chpls and II. Buchuer were omitted, and
the name OF Richard Wayne should have beer
Richard Meyer The Waterloo delegate:
were D. Williams, W B. Socum and Johr
wager. Mr.. W. Il. Socums name Should
also have been given as member Of the As
seubly District Committee.
-Diphtberia IS prevalent IN some looalitie
in thu country child al school all da,
Monday in Lancaster was taken-with tks di
scase Tuesday. Other cases are reported no
ta of The officers and other patrons 0
the Lancaster schools reques. parents Wit
have the disease ia their families no. to per
nit their we'll children to go to school TIL
dsease IS readily contagious and very dan
getoas Care should be exercised in familie
and in schools. Cleanliness is prime proven
tire bar exposure TO dampnsss or sudde
eh',.ss Of weather or foul atmosphere shout
also Re avoided. II all are careful hsalt
oacor- say there nssd be very little diphshs
ria
-The bis opening st Nathan, Sehrsiner
Co.'S vas grand. Their s,ors was like
grand retail palace Of Chicago or New Yoil
Thu DDS displayed were such as are rsrel
seen except when called for. They wer
rich aal valuable and ordinarily are kept i
drawers or boxes. The costly piece good
of cloths, WOODEN dress goods, silks ana satin
were suspended along the shelves and hun
in graceful folds showing 70 great advsntag,
Counters ssd tales were also covEred Wit
displays OF rare and beautiful articles, maxim
altog a magnificent exhibition Duriu
the whole time of opening crowds of ladi,
and gentlemen were there. They saw man
things that, being thus brought to their after
tion they will want and AZ their convenient
will purchase. The Opening is q good thir