Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-04-20

70 brag a little over hens egg he had
just brought to town. 1t measured "a
inches in circumference one way and 81
inches the other. He is under the inn
preston that it took the combined efforts
of three hens to lay it, as that number
We're on the nest wheii the egg was
found 49,
A DAINTY invitation to be present
Friday evening, April 28th, at 926 Mon
roe street, Chicago, to assist at an infor-
NAL celebration of the tenth anniyer-
sary, of TIE wedding day, of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. w. Dunkley, is a startling re-
hinder of the swift flight of time. 1t
seems but a short space when Charley
was the imp incarnate of THE HERALD
Office. Now he is a staid benedict of
ten years experience, possessed of a
family and, if our memory serves us
right, a large sized dog, and a love for
clear mushroom catsup. Ten years; it
makes us grow older to think of it.
But years win fly. We would like to be
present but circumstances over which
we have no control prevent Being
absent in the flesh we will, with other
friends in this section, be present in the
spirit by the wish that the aggregated
blessings which have been yours, Charles.
for the past ten years may greet you
in each succeeding year as time rolls ON.
BELOW is given full and accurate list
of the Chairman, Clerk and Treasurer
for each town in the county elected at
the recent spring election:
Beetown-C Chairman, C. Hutchin-
son; clerk, r. S, Morse; treasurer, John
Smith
Bloomington-Cha Samuel
Woodhouse clerk, Jesse Brooks treas
urcr, w f. Brown
Boscobel-Chairman, JAS. b. Kicks
clerk, H. w Favor; treasurer, Theo.
Kron shage.
Cassville Chairman, Herman Grimm
clerk, Henry Burgess; treasurer, Alloys
Grimm.
Castle Rock Chairman, Henry Gore;
clerk, Albert Dworak; treasurer, John
Viktora.
Clifton-Chairman, Thos Watson;
clerk, Geo. LeyingstonI; treasurer,
Jos. Allen.
Ellenboro Chairman, George II.
Springer; clerk, JAS. G. orion; treas
nrer, John E. Bradley.
Glen Chairman. Jos. s. Kidd;
clerk, VIM. Tate; treasurer, VIM. n.
/ Ramsey.
Harrison Chairman, Geo. McFall
clerk, o. S. Jones; treasurer, a. L. UT.
Hazel Greene Chairman, j. NJ. Chan
der; clerk, f. E. Brodrick; treasurer,
John Kohl.
Hickory Grove Chairman, Adam
Kruel; clerk, Myron Culver; treasurer,
Christian Tollefson.
Jamestown-Ch Chairman, Joseph Muir
ray; clerk, Il. NJ. Henderson; treasurer,
Edward Carey.
Lancaster Chairman, Geo. W Rv-
land; clerk, Jas. Woodhouse; treasurer,
ChaS. orion.
Liberty Chairman, John A. Boer-
ner; clerk, John Wagner; treasurer,
w. j. Weir
Lima Chairman, +. r. Dickinson;
clerk, Henry G. Haskell; treasurer, S.
F. Basye.
Little Grant Chairman, Andrew
Cairns; clerk, Martin Mogan; treasurer,
JAS, Miner.
Marion Chairman, ID. r. Walker;
clerk, G. Him; treasurer, Geo. Henkel
Mount Hope Chairman, X. NJ Day;
clerk, WE Sloat; treasurer, j. Harsch
berger.
Mt. Chairman, Omar j. Arnold
treasurer, NJ. n Shearer; clerk, II. IL.
Streeter.
Muscoda- Chairman, G, G. Rodolf;
clerk, w Schmidt; treasurer, Victor
Fayant.
Patch Grove Chairman, Alex Paul;
clerk. JAS. A. Curtis; treasurer, j. j.
Humphrey.
Platteville- Chairman, John Me Ar
thur; clerk, w. Il. Laughton; treasurer,
j ID. Holcomb.
Potosi-Chairman, G. w. Hampton;
clerk, II. b. Coons; treasurer, j. w.
Seaton.
Waterloo Chairman. Archie Brown;
clerk, Geo. X Curtis; (app't to fill va
cancy, C. C. Chase failing to qualify,)
treasurer, John wager.
Wingville-C Chairman, w f. Bell;
treasurer, Z. Darlington; clerk, j. A.
Thomas.
Wyalusing Chairman, r. Glenn;
treasurer, II. Jackson; clerk. L. willard.
Fennimore-Chairman, c. Shuttle
worth clerk, c. Showaltcr; treasurer,
Jacob Baumgartner.
Chairman, f. j. Marvel; clerk
NJ. " Hornbeck treasurer, Andrew
Smith.
Smclser Chairman, r. A. Wilson
clerk, John Eplett treasurer. Josiah
Fish
Millville-Chairman f. l. Kidd; clerk,
JOS Horsfall, Jr. treasurer, j. H. Glib
| bons.
w attcrstown- Chairman, A. r. Hen
derson; clerk, c. I. Taylor; treasurer,
Jacob Scott.
Woodman Chairman, Geo. Brown
clerk, II. Walton; treasurer, John
Quinn.
Reaping the Fruits.
DR.. j. Conant and Judge Viele of
this city, have just completed negotia-
tions, for the sale of an interest in an
invention to improve and harden steel
and other metals. BY this patented
process, they can take ordinary railroad
track ironand temper it. and harden it,
equal to the finest cutlery. They can
burn and fuse Bessimer steel, and res
tore ii, and temper it. making it equal
to Spring steel. They have had knives,
cold-chisels, mill-picks. and springs
made from ordinary railroad track iron
These tools have been tested, and they