Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-06-03

MISS Lizzie Sehrelner few days lately.
Mrs. Richards. of BoscobeI, was in Ian.
caster Decoration Day and until Tuesday.
Misses Minnie and Dell jackson spent
Sunday and Monday visiting at Jed Barnett's
Mr.. Richard Meyer, while going home
last Thursday evening, tell and broke an arm
The EDITOR of the HERALD is at Chicago,
attending \ 1epublcan National Conven-
tion.
Mrs Joe Nathan has gone back to Prai
RE du Chen to be cured of another rheumatic
attack.
j. F. Lane, of jamestown, called on US
the other day also Mr.. VIM. Curtis, of Glen
Haven.
Mr.. W. F. Mccartney, of Denyer, Colo
RADIO, gave the HERALD Office call on Tues,
day last.
The N0est ass---Ient of Parasols and
Fans In the city at lowest prices--cffered
by Howe & Benedict
Lawyers A. w. Bell and W. II. Beebe, of
Platteville, were in Lancaster Tuesday on
probate court business.
The sign that used to read ~. Hough &
Co." now informs the public that j. Dixon &
Go. are the present occupants
Miss Waggones's scholars-the Grammar
Department. give an exhibition Wednes-
day evening Of the last week of school
Ed. Carter 90 las Thursday took orders
fossix Triumph" reapers and mowers. From
this one would judge him to be on the high
road to wealth.
The North Lancaster and Elenboro base
ball clubs played came in Lancaster on
Decoration Day, VITA score of 10 to in
favor Of North Lancaster.
Weget the Inter. State published at Gary,
Dakota. II is lively, well conducted paper
That pert Of Dakota we judge by it's columns,
is rich Is natural advantages.
The juveniles seem to have circus fever
at present. Every few evenings t>ey come
out in dress parade, with drum and fife in
full blast, and "wild animals loose in the
streets"
Mr. Ryla received short time ago,
an1shas placed in his bank, fine piece of
Rogers statuary entitled 1.-THE Council of
War" with figures representing Grant, Lins
coin and Stanton
Ct o. Hendy, OF Platteyille, is out with
new advertisement in this weeks HERALD
He runs the largest book, stationery and mu.
sic store in this section, and we advise any,
one in want Of goods in his line to call on him.
The illuminating oil inspector was in
Mineral Point last week, and the Tribune says
he found only one dealer there whose oil
would stand tie test required by law. For
selling oil that does not come up to the stand
ard of 100 the dealer is liable to heavy fine.
Alfred Still, the veteran wild animal
tanner, says that kindness to the vicious wild
= animals is absolutely thrown away. A tigress
will est you after six months as readily as
after six weeks training. So it is in human
nature. Viciousness is never cured by kinds
ness.
just as soon as nomination is made at
Chicago the fact will be telegraphed to the
HERALD and placed on its bulletin board, and
then Anton Smith, the obligng landlord Of
the Phelps House, will give good dinner
the kind he always gets up-to all the Wash
huEne men, all the Blaine men and all the
Grant men-who order il at the regular price.
The Platteville and Lancaster telephone
is well established institution, and is gain
ing rapidly in favor as means of telegrsphic
mmuncation with the outside world. Il is
special value to merchants and buyers
"uO can get market quotations from Chicago
Milwaukee, Philadelphia, New York or other
places up to few minutes from the time OF
sending.
There will be grand excursion next
Saturday from Potosi to PcturedR Rocks, by the
steames Penguin" The boat will start from
Potosi at a. m, and will touch at Gler
Haven, Gutenberg Cassville, Clayton, Pic.
tured Rocks, McGregor and Prairie du Chen
Tho round trip fare ia for adults so cents
children under twelve 25 cents There will
be number from Lancaster
Among those who went away on Mon
days train were, ColJohn G. Clark and wife
who are going to the Odd Fellows Grand
Lodge Convention at Madison, and the sol
dier's Reunion at Milwaukee Hon. J. AlleT
Barber, J. Allen Barber, Jr. aud Mrs. Banfll
who go to Chicago on a visit and WHARTON
and D. Schreiner, who are delegates to I'll,
Odd Fellows Convention at Madison.
The time table of tho Chicago & Tomsl
and Galena 4 Wisconsin railroads is changed
Two trains a day now arrive at and leave
Lancaster The train from Woodman arrives
here at ten o'clock in the morning, instead o
at noon, as formerly, and goes out at hal
past three A train leaves Lancaster at 7:5(
m for Ga!ena, arriving there at $50 p. m.
and one leaves Gslena at a. m. to arriv
here at $50 p. m.
Notwithstanding the very bad weather
agood deal of business was transacted at III
market last Saturday. Several horses wer
sold for cash, some pigs and COW, beside
some general trading. A universal good fee
ing prevailed IN regard TO the enterprise
some leading farmers saying il promises to b
more dement, to Lancaster and its neighbor
hood than the annual fair. The mex, marke
day is shs las. Saturday of this month. Tn
HERALD will, as heretofore, publish the lis,
Of "for sale and wants
May Sosh has been made dav in hi
land Of Americans, for every patro. heart
go out in sorrow. This year it came on Sur
oay-a day set apart by the la,s of the ia,.
N every State, as day of res, and quiet, $
mat In obedience to natural laws the physic.
man may recuperate, and so thst religious oil
se''Auces by those who are reHgiously Incline
may not be interfered with BY Others, ia rec
'Ous Or labOrs. Yet daneino club ".
advertised in Galena for an excursion ,
nenevue on this day OF the patriot. mourr
ing aad on day when the &C. no, ooIv Vi,
,a'es zoe Ia" Of TIT land, bu. !. disre.nee,s
70 At least half of the whole people