Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-03-23

headquarters ~ squire Rooney s, tEuitnorc, WneFe
al orders may d le', in hi, absence
M IpA: Mr. II. Buggins a. TnE HERALD
agent for The town Of Nj, Ida SIN transact bust
ucs. at the po@toNice in said town
Town and County News.
WIN Nerrin was called home Tuesday
by the sudden death Of an aunt.
NlR d. NJ BILLINGS has got ont bills
for an extensive auction sale on his farm
near Montfort
MASTERS Walter and BERTHE Bellows
entertained a large company Of their
Young friends Tuesday evening
FIRST mud and then billiards. Al
most any one can be satisfied in the lines
Of weather offered for inspection lately
Mr. John Schrciner is absent on
business trip to Chicago The results
Of this visit will be visible in Lancaster
III few weeks.
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Another demented unfortunate in
tile person 81 Mrs Elizabeth Aud, from
Bloomington. was taken to the asylum
AT Madison last week
SEE the advertisement Of the Star
Alliance Company in another column.
Take notice that they open here Mon
day evening March 9th.
TnE Boscobel Dial calls attention to
the fact that the new marshal keeps the
crossing, clean during muddy weather.
Lancaster marshal, please copy.
THE Right Reverend Bishop Wclles,
win hold service in the Emanuel
Episcopal church, in thi, city, on Fri
day evening, March a. The rite Of
confirmation Will at that time be adj
ministcrcd TO such as desire it.
SUPERINTENDENT Harper, will hold
examinations for the teachers of this
section Friday and Saturday, of the
present week. Those who wish to try
the grinding processes Of Harper's mill
will prepare their grist accordingly.
4 STUMP that had been washed down
ON the track this side Of Gaena came
near making things lively for the north
ward bound passenger, Tuesday. As it
was two steps were torn off the express
ear and the train went on its way re-
ioicing.
SEVERAL ardent admirers of the
Shakspcarian drama made pilgrimage
to Madison. Monday, in order to be ''in
at the DEATH with Booth in Hamlet,
that evening Ii is possible that the
great grief which has fallen on the town
made these disciples Of The great bard
the more anxious toget away for cyena
short time
News is received that Mr. John
Thomas, Of Moutfort, met with quite a
SERIOUS accident last week. While
standing near an open stairway he I'M
Willingly took step backward and
was prccipitated to the bottom Of the
hight When picked up he was uncon-
-,iou, but soon came to and was assis-
ted home. 50 far as learned his injur-
les are severe but not dangerous.
\ MAS, convention Of the Common
Council was held last Saturday to de-
Ni-c ways and means for meeting the
ca,amiucs which have recently fallen
upon the city together with such other
important matters rs might come up
tor consideration Inregard to the Me
Limau', ease it was decided TO have
motion made for new trial and try
new deal perhaps After few
forcible but heartfelt ezhortatious from
members present, the meeting sadly ad-
jourJed
Tim uew charterfor the city has been
published in the state paper, but ii has
been decided, by the common council,
NOT to hold tine first election under il UNI
til some time next month. This win
give citizen, chance to procure copies
Of the charter aud become acquainted
with it, provisions before proceeding to
elect officers under il. The charter will
he printed in TIN rIERNp next week,
and it would seem good move to have
Imprinted in pamphlet form Tor future
reference.
Is au article published in THr IIEE-
,lp last week ou moou>hucr- in Grant
county, The name OF the party impH-
Gated was given a~ George IIci,lcr
This Is q mistake The party who ran
tbe illicit distilcr, wa- a Henri, lIusher
A. stated at the time Mr. Heisler has
always been considered one Of the stall
Nart upright farmers OF hi, section.
whose word was as good rs h> bond.
Such it seem, i, his character Yet, and
It gives the HERALD much pleasure to
make thi, necessary correction
WmLE coming TO the city Monday.
Mr. G Waldmm Of Liberty. met with
an accident which win lay him up for
some time While riding along near
the railroad track his horse became
frightened a passing train and by n
quick Jump mseated Mr.. Waldman
throwing him against stump by the
roadside and breaking his thigh He
lay there fer some time before he was
discovered and was then conveyed to his
home and surgeons summoned who
placed him in rs comfortable position
n, possible under the circumstances.
Bl a chmge Of timc which took effect
SUNDAY. March H. The Woodman
passenger arrives in this city at nine
O'Clock n m instead Of 1850 The
Galena passenger going south leaves at
5.l5 instead Of $50 p. M The only
other change made is in the arrival Of
a. ,...-l4 .,.I,:5.I NOW rna,.lns This a;t,