Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-10-11

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uncle, H. A. Moore. Esq.
Thos Orion and Reuben Black were
in Chicago last week They heard a
portion Of the Anarchists speeches.
G. d. Streeter goes to Sterling. H.,
to-day, to represent the Lancaster
Lodge of Modern Workmen of America
at the meeting of the Grand Lodge
there
Lou SteppIch has rented shop in
the same building with Knapp & Sons
Office and is prepared to do shoeing, re-
pairing and general blacksmithing.
Look out for his adj next week.
"Rashe'' Tiel returned to his home
in Cherokee, Iowa, this morning, after
a sojourn of some weeks among US,
during which time he has been engaged
in buying up young stock for shipping
west.
Mr.. John Savage, of Darl ngton,
formerly court reporter for Judge
Cothren in this circuit. was in Lancas-
ter last Friday. He bought w. l. Me-
Cords fine span Of bay mares for $500
and took them home with HIM.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Barstow leave
this afternoon for Kansas. to visit the
family of DR.. McFaden, near Chenute,
Wilson County. They viii return
through Nebraska, visiting Omaha and
Sioux City, before reaching home.
The HERALD Office is getting out
extra fine auction bills this fall We
have new and improved facilities for
doing nice poster work and can beat
any printing Office in this section of
country "by large and handsome
majority"
F. w. Bryan arrived in Lancaster
Saturday night and will remain a week,
business with pleasure, He
IS located at Dolan, Dakota, a town
about the size of Fennimore, but grow
ing rapidly. He has large trade and
is doing well. He will move his family
there next week.
On the DIST of last August the mar
shall of the village Of Bloomington made
a complaint against John Bracket for
assaulting him with violent and abusive
language. A warrant was issued and
the case was adjourned to October 1.
at which time the case was called. The
complainant failing to appear, the de-
PENDANT was discharged and the costs
charged to the complainant
The people of Plattoyille are to be
upon the appointment of
Rev. Z. E Clough to the pastorate of
NJ. E. church in that city. Mr. Clough
is not only one of the ablest divines in
the state, but IS man Of affairs,
prominent member Of the G. A. r..
and will be valuable acquisition as
citizen of Platteville and Grant County.
Chas j. Russell, who for the last
several months has been connected with
the HERALD as book-keeper, business
agent and local reporter, has withdrawn
from that connection and gone to Des
Moines, Iowa. lie was very efficient
and thorough in the several depart
ments of his labor in this Office, and in
whatever new field Of labor he may en-
gage the HERALD wishes him the sue
cess which his energy and requirements
merit
Don't fail to hear Phil. Cheek at the
courthouse tonight. You will surely he
entertained and probably instructed.
His fund of wit and anecdote is more
than sufficient for an evenings speech.
From long reading of war histories,
magazine articles and speeches by
generals, he labors under the very nat
ural dclusion that he is the only surviy-
ing private of the war of the Rebellion
(if, indeed, there ever were any privates
in that war;, but he is sound in politics
and an able talker Hear him, by all
means.
THE RACES AT PRAIRIE Dc CHEN. =
There were very large number of en-
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