Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-18
PoTosl.


notiiiec by the Sheriff last week TO APP
pear before the court and answer TO
their names as jurors for the present
term. Both are men of good judgment
and unbiased IN ibsir opinions
The infant of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Welsh died on Saturday last and was
laid TO rest liz the Catholic cemetery on
Sunday. The parents have the sym
patty of all their neighbors and friends
in their sad afhction.
The happiest man that treads the
streets of Potosi is Ben Rnpp. He is as
pleasant as he can be and smiles almost
constantly. 1t is girl Of the usual
weight and Dimensions BOYS, when you
see Ben just remind him that the cigars
are in order.
Charlie Reed, who was badly hurt
with runaway team about three weeks
ago is recovering very slowly. He is
still confined to bis room and mnst Of
the time to his bed
Ellsworth Baker and family, Of Min
nesota, have been visiting the past week
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs S Baker
and renewing and scenes IF bis child
hood. Ell has very lucrative position
on the C. NJ & st. p. X. Il. as tele-
graph operator and station agent.
Adam Schumacher took IN the sights
and sceacs of Cassviile last week. lie
reports our neighboring city as being
in flonrishng condition at present.
Hiram b. Mears, formerly Of Da-
buque. but now permanent fixture in
this place, has fitted up the front rooms
of the creamery on the ground floor
and has placed in Il very fine assert
ment Of all kinds of jewelry, clocks and
watches. Mr.. Mears has only been
with us short time but he has made
many friends. Give him a call WHEN
you coma to town and look over his
stock whether you wish t. buy "r not.
Celesiine Brawner who went to Mon
tana last spring returned home few
days ago looking hale and hearty. H..
likes that part Of Uncle Sans domain
very well but we do not know whether
he viii move there or not, We hope
he win not for he Is one Of oar very best
citizens and takes an active interest in
everything that pertains TO the welfare
Of our village
The people Of our city are in doub
as to what Joe Paizner intends TO put
in his new house when it is completed
He told US he intended to live in it, bat
be never once inlimated that he was &c
have partner to share The JOYS arc
sorrows in the future. But we presume
be will have one sooner or later.
The Hon. j. c. Bartholf, Of Milton
addressed the citizens of this village Of
Saturday evening last upon the politiea
issues Of the day lie handled III,
tariff question in such manner as t,
convince his hearers that he thoroughly
understood the great issue that is nov
dividing the Two parties OF this nation
lie held his audience spell bound as i
were, for about two hours aud neyc
seemed to weary any one in the room
He is one of the most fluent and elo
quept orators in this state. His speed
here has set many of the youngo
men thinking and reading more thar
they have been doing heretofore. |
would be good thing If the honorabl
gentleman conld be retained in thi
congressional district for the rest OF tn
campaign He was sent out by tn
Republican State Central Committee
lilo went from here 10 Whitewater t
speak on Monday evening last. VI
trust that wherever he speaks he ma,
do the same amount of effective worl
that he did right here in the little vii
lage OF Potosi. CRUISER.