davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-11-26
Annual Report of the ILL.,
nois Agricultural De-
partment.
The American Hog-French op.
position to French Re.
striction.
Eastern Criticism Of tho Fat
Stock Show Commit
tees
A Draft Horse New to Amer
lea Miscellaneous
Notes.
Tho Hooku,nfscrx, Position.

lNOIeSs
Tho IKoolxnln II orAs Position.
THE TniBuSE OF Oct. ~ gave u general sum-
mary Of tho vieWa hold by Short Horn breeders
Throughout tho country upon tho subject OF
hcrd-book. 10 bc owtut1. mnungct!. and controlled
by tho Nationnt 8hurt-liorn Association. Tho
remarks nude At thnt time were fuferunccs and
facts which cropped ont Mt the recent annual
convention Ut tho nssocsntiou. 1t WIS stated
that there was to 1e an Immediate aud dotor-
1nlncsl u'Iort made BY tho assoolatlon to 9et con-
trof pf tho books. and II WA found thnt
tho preeunt proprletors would not dispose Of
their Interest, tho association, without regard 10
expense or time. would carry out tho project
mud rorco tho accomplishment Of their design.
II Ia, Ut course. simply tnatter Of cost in oon-
sidcrlnH tho feasibility Of startnH hord-bonk
within the association, and thfs stop Will nut 10
taken long there Ia tho slightest possibility
OF securing possession of tho pseseut records.
Tic co,n;uIttoe charged with nn9otat!ntlnx With
tho hord-book prnprletors have nude but little
progress, nlld It begins to look ns though In
order 10 control the pedigree rogstor uf Short
Horn cutie tho association must commence
operations on its own responsibility. This will
entail n very largo expense. alid Us 1t is a fact
that n1al1y breeders are satisfied with tho present
books, which they consider perfectly rullabo. to
raiae tho necessary funds will not 10 ut easy
task.
Thoro arc tot'r Snort horn herd nookA pup
l!shcl In this country, The Ohio hcrd book WAS
FUNDED sono yeurs since by u uunbcr Of fashion
no'a n wno ,,aa m ~ shas
own, ,Nhlol they fondly Imagined would be q
comnaratiyuly cnsr nnttnr tn nconnnlish. Their
hnnncas nan hn aoon wbcn II ia tn,wn
that theru n1a lesa thin 5000 padtgrcos
recorded up to date. Tho Canadian hotd-b0ok
- tu.se9 ~ w rr"'.,r ~ .1v oa - ~. ..n ~
Gannua. Ihe hehtucKr anort-1!ora fceofa noW
hns nbout u, ,U0 eurics, and Ia lnrguy pntr0nszed
by the braoders of that State, vet these ke,1-
tr,,.,, h,aao.a ~, tn r,,rI,, ,+o.,, oooo +,,,
."eny utsetn NV - ueu4s o,e41 1"ac ou4'
ESiard to use tho OH American hcsa. h9oS 20! nlao
This lnttor fec6rL TT M was commenced ~ !etG. ana
now mas 0seT loOAnp entFles. ahu IN !ts volumes
nave tech rccor'leu =! pur cont Or tho peut,
Kreed bh0rt.llorii ta!tlo q hmeflca. lf VIII
thas oe reaa'ly soon taAt WAlio tne Aseoe1Gugn
Gun 2osaibty secure INC rccorls OF tne unio'
Eahaaa. ana hehtil9ky peopIo ~ noMina! oost.
tue Aintrlcnn hord.book reill!its all o0stnole
which, from its wel!-eaIMea rnpntaton tor cof.
~, VIZ gs ~ eeG ,,n.t ,ss,r,.aI,0 5s ~ nsosa
and tno yaluo OF this work viii
, 1881-11-26
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The American Hog.

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IN srat's. Fnnve' u, oes' =. WY No OK Gloat N.
out the country, ns showing tho htgh cstltnatio
plnood upon American sultmt lueats ty tho co,,.
sw,,ors ~ ~, ,,,,+-v onn I'm nnin.t ,,,sos,,'s
inauon'of the French authorities agalnst Amer-
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sltHssf,' favin naae tho 81 r. rscs"na n.y.
, 1881-11-26
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Dyspepsia,
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and HOP Di1srEltH will spe11ilY cuEa Jou
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-13

The marriage of Miss Hannah l..
Zeller with Mr.. George Y. Bonus, at
Potosi, on Wednesday afternoon Sept.
20, was one of those happy social events
that do not often occur in our midst,
and, therefore is entitled to more than
a passing notice in your hymeneal col
umn.
The morning was bright and lovely as
all mornings should be upon occasions
of this kind and, the coming event.
had long weeks ago, cast a deep and
pleasant interest around the latticed
window home of the beautiful bride. AT
noontide, the golden Sun glanced down
its brightest beams, and nature robed
in hues of richest coloring danced to the
wavering music of the gentle winds.
sweet day, so pure, so bright so fair"
The bridal of the earth and sky. 1t
semeed meet, too for the bridal of the
young and joyous couple, who had for
months dreamed with fondest hopes and
dearest anticipations, of the brightd dawn
ing of its roseate hours.
As the appointed time drew near for
celebrating 1.-THE consumation devoutly
to be wished" without could be seen
carriages in waiting at the parental resi-
dence and within, few chosen guests
friends of the family-all wreathed
in smiles and wearing their best appeal,
denoting the nearness of the suspicious
moment
And now the clock strikes two-'tis
well to give n voice to time-and George
and Misunderstanding and happy,
filed with the sweet tranquility that
possessed their souls and that peace
which passeth understanding stood,
with clasped hands and throbing hearts
in presence of the man OF God.
The fitting words are spoken-the
ring, that golden emblem of eternal love
and union is placed upon the pure and
spotless finger of the bride and George
affixes tie Signet of his Seal upon the
treasure of his heart The prize was
won, Hannah was forever his and he
forever-well, on this point. / forget
exactly the words of the Rev. Father
but think he was to love, cherish. and
provide for her handsomely. And then,
if am informed Alright, there was us-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-13
Personal.

Mrs Sheffield, of Jamestow mother
of Mrs. j. +. Lane, is in this city, on a
visit to her daughter.
Mrs. c. l.. Wilcox, of Warren, ILL.,, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
d. Streeter, in this city.
Fred Strong having passed success
full examination, is now attending Har-
ward medical school, Boston, Mass.
L. H. Barrett, who, according to ru-
mors, is doing some excellent work as
principal of Cassville High School, was
visible on Lancaster streets, Saturday.
Dr. and Mrs. Fanouse left Thursday
last for the central part of the state on
visit to relatives. The doctor has re-
turned, Mrs. Kanouse remaining away
some time longer.
J. Allen Barber returned Friday
looking the very personifcation of hap
py Benedictdom, Mrs. Barber remain.
at Galena for short time before join.
ing her husband here, Lancaster being
their prospective winter home.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-13
County Buildings.
.IAII..

Sheriff Lanes hotel is becoming rap
idly depopulated, at least so far as re-
CARDS prisoners. For some time past it
has contained but four permanent
boarders and this number was decreased
twenty-five per cent. yesterday by the
departure of Harvey Murray. whose
time had expired Outside of prisoners
the Jail contains at present eight insane
persons-six males and two females.
COURT HOUSE.
County Treasurer Lester has been abb
sent few days the past week doing
the Boscobel fair.
The echoing stiffness of the seat of
justice was badly broken on tuesday.
Wary delegates swarming in its eorri-
doris and ho5nobbing in tho corners.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-13
Sale Of Forfeited State Lands.

State of Wisconsin, Office of Commissioners
of the Public Lands, Madison, Wis. Sept I,s1
Notice is hereby given that all the School mi
versity, Agricultural College, Forfeited. Mort
gagged and Swamp Lands in the State OF Wiscon.
sin, which have been forfeited by reason OF the
non-payment OF interest for the year 1881 win he
offered for sale at public auction at the CspItol
in Madison on the fifteenth day OF December. A
d., 1881, unless sooner redeemed according TO
law; said sale will be commenced at fOo'cIock n
m, and continue from day to day until ali on sad
lands shall have been offered.
Said lands will be offered by counties-in slpba
betical order.
Among these are the following described lands
in Grant county, which will be offered at the price
named opposite each tract under the heading ITO
tai amount due state" which includes the nTinci
pal due at the time OF forfeiture; the Interest ON
the same to January /, 1882 and three ner cent
damages; the cost Of advertising, and ali taxes
which have been returned against the land and
remain unpaid. Said lands will be sold suhiect to
all unpaid taxes assessed against the same not in
Guided herein. "
The percentage payable at the time OF purchase
Will be fixed by the commissioners at the sale
HANS b WARNER. Secretary OF State.
RICHARD GUENTHER, State Treasurer
ALEX. WILSON, Attorney General
Commissioners OF the Public Lands
Advertisement of forfeited School Lands in
Grant County -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-13

The following cases were disposed of
at the October term of the County
Court:
In the matter OF the estate of Joseph y. Walk.
er, deceased; petition for administration. d. Il.
Walker appointed administrator; bond fixed at
$500.
deceased; petition for administration. Julia Len
ahan appointed Administrative; bond fixed at
S1,000.
In the matter Of the estate OF John easier. de.
ceased; petition for probate OF will. No appear
ance and the same continued till November Term
OF County Court.
In the matter Of the estate Of Walker d. Plum
mer, deceased: petition for administration. Jno.
b. Church appointed as administrator; bond fixed
In the matter of the estate Of Margaret Moore.
deceased; petition for administration. Margaret
Pmmmer appointed administrative; bond fixed
at $500.
In the matter Of the estate OF John 5. BETTER
deceased petition for probate of will VIII al
lowed and admitted to probate Bond Of executor
fixed 81 $500.
In the matter d the estate Of P A. Holmes. de.
ceased; petition for administration David vii.
klnson appointed administrator; bond fixed at
$3.50.
In the matter OF the estate of Mary F. Graham
petition 10 prove nuncupative will Adminstra
tion granted to j. }. Graham and bond fixed al
$1,000
In the matter Of the last will Of John F. Frsna
ry petition for probate Of NIL. viii admitted
4 probate; bond OF executors fixed at $1,000.
In the matter Of the estate of Gco-gc W. Peau
deceased: petition for administration. Praye
Of petition granted; bond fixed At $1,000.
In the matter Of the estate Of Peter 0hlert de
ceased; petition for allowance aud disbursement
Of account Report allowed and the lands there
in described assigned 10 Catharine ohlert.
In the matter OF the estate of Cornelius V
Stuesde continued 10 Oct. IL.
I Ia the matter Of guardianship Of Ole oleson. e
/ AL application TO appoint Christopher oleson
guardian. No appearance
4 In the matter OF the estate OF Elias Medley, de
Z ceased; petition for letters Of administration
( No appearance.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-13
DIED.

cloud OF the deepest sorrow over-sptead our
village this morning, as the sad and unexpected
intelligence borne from lip to lip that our
friend and neighbor, John Kreuger, had fallen
by the hand of DEATH He was moving around in
our midst up to O'Clock last evening in the pur-
suit OF his ayocaton with no word of i'll health;
but while on his way from his usual place OF bus
mess to his home, which Is only a short distance
he was suddenly stricken by an apparent paraly-
sis OF the left side, OF which he died at O'Clock
this morning. The best of medical assistance
was at his bedside. and the tender hand OF his
wife and children did all that kindness and love
could do to relieve him; but. alas, all seemed Of
no avail, and we are left to mourn his untimely
death.
British Hollow Wis., Oct a. FRtryp
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-13

culary service in the parlor b. all the
guests, and next came the rich yiands-
the oil, the cake and the wine. Not
being present am not So sure about the
oil, but there were six kinds of cake be-
sides the brides cake" and two kinds
of wine-that in old bottles which
the Scripture speaks of, and
that with the mellow, tempting
blush of sweet innocence upon the face
fresh from the vintage. All partook
freely and sans cerenlonte, of the choice
bounties placed before them and then
turned to gaze upon the precious bridal
gifts" These tokens of frindship and
affection were numerous and elegant
presents of silver and gold and Upright
jewels from the mines" were the out
ward evidences of the warm and sincere
love that reigned in many heart for
the beautiful bride, nor soon will her
pleasant smile and still pleasanter ways
be forgotten by her youthful compan-
ions in this community; not yet by her
many gray haired admirers who have
loved her from child. She will make
George charming wife, worthy of all
his late attentions and worthy the full
conservation of all his noble qualities to
secure her happiness in years to come.
And George, in my opirion, will make
as dutiful and true husband as ever
came from the Mill of the Gods, whether
run on the old or new Gradual Reduc-
ton System whether put through sim
gle rotary bolt, or the silver steel sleeves
of a patent Purifier-and the trusting
bride may rest her pure, sweet soul on
the words of my prophesy.
The nuptial ceremony was, performed
by the Rev. j. A. Dries of 81. Andrew
church according to the Holy Catholic
ritual and the happy pair took the even
ing train for their new home at Cherokee,
Iowa, God bless them. S
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-13
PATCH GROVE.

Editor of the Herdld:-The nomina-
ton of I. ID. Kanouse for Governor on
the prohibition ticket seems to suit a
good part of our community exactly.
Within forty-eight hours after the news
OF his nomination reached here no less
than twenty-five voters pledged their
support to the ticket and will form a
kanouse club. Not that we expect to
see L. ID. Kanouse elected, but we be-
lieve this to be the next great issue to
be tried by the people. There is now
in this state no principle of importance
at stake; it is simply question of the
patronage of the state, and as the tenn
perance sentiment of the state has been
entirely ignored by both parties it seems
fit time for temperance people to as
sert their principles by their votes. We
are glad to see this matter brought for
ward and hope that it will be agitated
and discussed and kept before the peo-
pie until it is settled according to the
great principle that every man has a
right to do anything he pleases only so
long as he does not interfere with or
encroach upon the rights of others.
PATCH GROVE, Wis, Oct. 4, 1881.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-13

rdG Application for bail in the case of
Aa,pn Rettmeyer, arrested g short time
ara flr forgery. came up before Ju Ice
MaGongal Friday and bail was fixed at
SOD An Indictment was found against
Rattmoyer by the grand jury last Feb
ruary, but a, hc was in Iowa at The time
the officers thought best . drop further
proceeding, until he returned to Grant
c,uLty, which he was certain to do in
time About six weeks apo Retriever
returned The fact being reported to
tha sheriff that officer proceeded to
Waterloo. foIu his man and lodged
him in Jail The note claimed to have
haer forged amounts to twenty-five dol
lars. Fac ctsa presents several side
phases and isis Within the limits OF
possibility thai others beside The prison.
er may have u answer for trick tina,
are peculiar
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-13

TuG engine house, fast deeaying relic
though it may be, has been broken into
several times lately, although the object
iuYiew isnot entirely clear. The engine,
small though 1t is. can hardly be classed
ASIA pockctablc article, while the alb
-ont1 of a junk shop limits thepossibili-
" Of di>posing OF the hose or plumber
of that nature which fact was appar-
entity recognized by the thieves, and the
hose was left to solitude and watery re-
Elections. Nothing being absent it can
only be Inferred that the object in view
was a notice rs to the contempt in
which the law and order of the city is
held bN these thicyi,L night hawks.
Vigilance j., the cterna. price Of liberty
aud intact city Institutions.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-13
Ready Again.

G. d. Streeter, whose persuasive eloquence was
wont to draw forth the silver dollars from the
pockets of bystanders on the third and last CALI
in times past, has once more returned to his
native heath, and is again ready to respond to
invitations TO oficiate at auction sales in Grant
or adjoining counties. The wise ones will be
prompt to take advantage OF this announcement.
30tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-13

Fins cool weather that obtains at
TIMES. bringing gentle reminders of
Jatk Frost and his icy train, also brings
10 remembrance the fact that in previ-
ON, Years skating rink has sometimes
aided 20 the pleasures of the winter
season in this city. As such IN article
Of public economy would be greatly APP
pre'iated by the Young people of both
sexes. TnE HERALD calls the attention
Of ,a'h parties as have formerly oper-
a.ai institutions of this kind to the
chance op,nel for rich harvest at a
very lie outlay Work. however,
should ba commenced before trosts
make ii impossible to properly prepare
the ground
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-13

TIN school yard is being surrounded
by new and substantial fence. The
east side is already finished. The last
touches had hardly been put to it before
some young yandals without the fear of
the law or the school board before their
eyes, made an attack in force upon the
iuoilensive woodwork with a number of
sharp iaek-kniyes. cutting and slashing
in manner that should furnish them
with quarters in the calaboose when
once the officers get their hands on the
depredators.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-13

THE same gang who went through
Henkle and Wenzers, few nights be-
fore broke into the wagon shop of Mr..
Fischer but had their trouble for their
pains, their gain from the exploit be-
ing represented by ciphers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-13

a BAD washout on the narrow gauge
between Wcrley and Woodman, by
means of watch several miles Of track
were put hors IN comjH for the time
being, created considerable derange-
m,ut in the mails on Saturday last
The narrow gauge was not the only
sufferer, rs the country between Bosco-
bnl and Woodman, on the Prairie du
Chien division Of the St. Paul road, was
reported to be one vast lake, which,
with wa,houtS in other places on the
same division delayed the eastern mail
considerably.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-13
Lancaster, Thursday, October ID, 1881.

BILLS are out for an auction sale of
stock, hay and farming utensils by
John Buifey on his farm two miles and
a half northeast Of FeLnimore. The
Sale will be held on Thursday, October
y.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-13

THROUGH the kindness of Mr.. Oscar
Lewis, The HERALD is in receipt Of
Helena Montana, namesame, contain
ing an interesting account OF the recep-
ton given to the Marquis of Lorne,
who passed through that city, recently.
on his way to his northern possessions
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-13

ATrENrfoS is called to the advertise
ment of a large stock SAL in another
column by Edward Greal 4y, on his farm
west of Lancaster. This sale offers a
chance that those wishing stock should
not be slow to take advantage of.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-13

MIR MIcHAELIs, and Messrs Hoarc
Bros. of Mineral point, have opened u
music store here and will keep full
stock Of pianos and organs Of the best
makes. Messrs. IIoare Bros. have been
doing an extensive bushes, in Mineral
Point for years, and at present have
music stores in Mineral Point and MAJ
onmanie, Wisconsin The firm is
good one and should do large bust
ness.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-13

\ BOARD of arbitrator, consisting of
w +. stone, r. II Parsons and r.
Willis were engaged two days last week
listening TO the evidence produced in
The ease Of Tom MaD1niel against Mr.
NJ. Tanluary for wages alleged to be
due Che plaintiff At the conclusion
of The testimony the arbitrators con
cIaied that the proof produced failed to
sustain the demand, and ordered that
the costs Of the arbitration be equally
divided between plaintiff and defendant
and the case dismissed
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-13

AMONG the list of services held in
commemoration Of the death of Presi-
dent Garfield, that held in the Catholic
Church was inadvertently omitted,
thereby doing an unintentional injustice
to the membcr3 Of this congregation,
whowith other patriotic citizens mourned
the national loss.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-13

LEvl GARNER, son of Il. Garner, Iv-
Ing south Of this city, was seriously dis
abled by the kick Of horse on Thurs
day evening last While unhitching
the animal it planted its heels with such
force in young Garner side a. to break
two ribs, beside, other injury At last
accounts the injured man was doing rs
well as could be expected.