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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

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hs Republicans n Congress because
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" thar suh-tltuts ,srif etil The Demo
rats have ecntrciled ,hs House Of 20
srssenistvss rbsrs al szrif measures
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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02
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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

II the Washington squeduct scandal
proves to De OF As large proportions as it
romisss to be now, It will rival politics
10 public interest for . while.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

The LsGd>r would show better taste II
il would emit from the objects OF It's
political ISLANDERS ths name OF the late
Msj. A. y. WATSON.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02
AXE sHoRF A MICHIGAN sOuTHLRN.
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Train lesves Grand Rsrics iof klcEsn a.
10 ?. n, sTTir1ne there 81 =
Through tirfsfs soid ~ rripcipss points n re
United stsres, &exic0 aDd CANADA g. toi01
Tieket OTc1
A. sNTTE a. fieweisnd.
y BOoTz. nepot 1iokef Agent
GFo " MgEsoE City ficksi geut
Taking efeCi Nav l6 49,
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02
TRAIN TIME TABLES.

Day. kuncavs exosfie1 baiis.
DsfrcH E1pres hss G,sfioi oaf ~ Detroit MAJ
ing dFeci ooL uesf1ona 30 81 polDis te< Al-lfi1f
"a New fors a. ltis neal caf. ~
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trses enc esftinr co. heffhs ferrref O. -
=. a. y q y asHssy Gas oihcs .. Msrfof 81
40 q ire osro
Jas CEsFsTII- CRY rsss aren't
Gro. p EErFE TrsHic Manages. C1lcsso.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-20
SAD ACCIDENT.

A most shocking accident occurred
last Sunday afternoon about 4 O'Clock.
Waldo Wayno ten year old son OF
Lon Wayne while leading horse to
water gave the animal loose rein, and
she feeling frisky kicked striking the
boy in the head near the temple, crush
ing the skull. The little fellow got up
and walked into the house. where all
was done that could be until the arrival
of medical aid, three hours after, the
doctors being absent. Opiates were ad.
ministered and twelve pieces of bone
extracted from the brain and the wound
stitched up.
Such grit and courage as the little
boy displayed through it all will never
be forgotten by those who witnessed his
sufferings. On entering the house he
told his mother not TO worry that he
would pull through all right, and fire.
quently calling different members of the
family to him, talking cheerfully to
them and playing with his little brother.
He remained conscious until Monday
afternoon about o'clock when he had a
spasm and gradually weakened until the
final release from all pain came on
Wednesday morning about o'clock.
The afflicted parents have the heartfelt
sympathy Of the entire community.
The funeral services will be held this
(Thursday) morning.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-20

A gentleman, living in small city in
the West, had inherited consumption
from his father, and the doctor told him
he must die. he stopped taking their
weakening physic and tried DIR. Pisrce's
Golden Medical Discovery. In three
months he was strong and well. The
gentleman's neighbors knew how sick I
ly he formerly was, and asked him to
in public how he had been cured. He
advertised to lecture on a certain even
Ing. in the public hall. and there was
large audience present. This was his
lecture: A picture of himself before,
and one after. he tried the remedy, and
five empty bottles of Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. He said nothing
but convinced his audience just the same
1t outrivals all DIR. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-20
STAGE ROUTES.

once kAnrs from a. m. TO 1880 p. NJ. Money
Order Department domestic and foreign open
from a. m. to p. m .,,n,, p-.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-20

1t is quite possible to come suddenly
upon Easter, or for Whitsuniide to steal
down upon us uuawares, but such special
season of Christmas ana the New Year
don't admit Of any trifing. No SEN
sible person delays until the last mo-
ment the arrangement of his or her gift
programme. And so, as most Wiscon-
7inies are sensible. we're daily
receiving immense quantities of orders.
Gifts are pleasurable things either to
donate or to receive, any time; but
they're doubly acceptable on Christmas
or New Years Days. They assure us
of the terrifying aid of love and friend
ship. And as gifts are symbols of those
ceilings of esteem and tenderness and
affection which do most honor to human
nature. the custom of bestowing them
must forever remain q beautiful one;
and that the day Of the Nativity, or the
the first day of new year should be
selected for the bestowal OF such offer
ings, adds (as we've said) very mater
ally to the warmth Of their welcome.
Before we make another announce
ment 10 this paper Christmas will have
passed, and we shall have entered upon
1889. Our hearty wish to all readers
Of these lines is that il may be their lot
TO have "a Merry Christmas and A
Happy New Year,
Those who hayn't yet received our
HOLIDAY MESSENGER" which
gives prices of many reasonable goods.
should send forit at once.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-20
PERSONALS.

Mr.. Will Humphrey, Of Mt. Hope was
in this city on Monday.
Mr.. Chauncey Gould of SchelIer, Ia,
is visiting in Lancaster aud vicinity.
Mr.. Wagner, of Liberty, visited bis
daughter. Miss Fanny in this city Tues
day.
Miss Clara Michaelis has returned
from a pleasant visit with friends in
Montfort.
District Attorney Murphey, of Platte
vile visited friends ia Lancaster Friday
and Saturday.
Mr.. f. J.. Benedict, former popular
merchant in this city, was in Lancaster
over Sunday.
Hon. w. E. Garter and d. j. Gardner
of Platteville were in Lancaster Tuesday
attending Probate Court
Mr.. Charlie Borah has been visiting
his brother John in Schaller, Iowa. He
retu rned home last week.
Mr.. VIM. Prideaux and Mr.. John
Gates, of Bloomington. made business
trip to Lancaster Monday.
Mrs. Mary Ivey has returned to her
home after a pleasant visit with heI
daughter Mrs. Rosena Lille.
Miss Garry Baxter, who mas been
teaching school in Iowa, returned IL
her home in North Lancaster on Fri
day.
MIR. Ed. Carthew, of British Hollow
was welcome guest last week, at tht
home of bis brother in this city, Mr.
John Carthew.
Miss Lizzie Roth started for Seattle
Washington Ter. this week where sh
goes to remain for some time with th
family of j. r. Simison.
hiss Hattie Weaver has returne
home from the Dubuque Business Co
lege- She has lust completed cours
IN short hand ami type writing at ths
inst tuition.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-20
aE cuAlkED TnE POST,

Philadelphia Record: Gimme two
twos an a card" said gruf young
man to clerk in the postoffice yester-
day. Say he continued, "how long
we We bin heree"
"About two years" said the tired
clerk.
"What size coat do ye wears"
"Thirty-eight inches" answered the
clerk. half reluctantly.
whats the leg measure o yer
pantsp''
"Thirty-one inohes," was the reply.
sHow much aroun' the waist9"
"Thirty-six inches"
"What size cap dye wear9"
s'Seven," was the pensive answer.
"Got pooty soft snap, amt yeP"
..Oh, get away from the window and
give that lady chance" said the clerk,
angrily. "Who are you. anyhow; a
civil service examiner
NAV. lam tn young feller's
what's goin' Z take yer place an wear
that UNIFORM. Guess I'll go now. Ia
tau
The clerk smiled YEARLY and put
another chalk mark on the iron post.
CHOICE poultry for sale. A fine lot
pure bred Plymouth Rocks and Black
Spanish chickens also q few Bronze
turkeys. Prices reasonable.
42-44 G.. A. MOORE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-20
pOT0sI


Mrs. II. l.. Mossey have returned
home. after several weeks visit with her
daughter, at Cherokee, Iowa.
w. II. Hunt, gave banquet to some
of bis friends. Thursday evening.
Mrs. Lawler has moved into her new
house on east Main street. The weather
having been very favorable for the
plasterers to finish the walls of tie
building.
Chas. Jewette and wife left here last
week for Marrinette. Wis, where they
both have good positions.
Prof. Porter closed his two weeks
terms Of singing lessons with con-
cert last Wednesday evening, the exer-
cises were rendered in a very pleasing
manner.
Henry Swaler has opened an oyster
house In the Seaton block. So all low
vers of those delicious bivalves should
should give him a call as he will have
fresh oysters in any quantity.
Every man you meet now has some
remark 10 make about the fine weather
we are having. We wont say for sure
what is the cause of it but it must be
Harrison weather.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-20
MT. IDA.


Since election everything seems quiet.
in fact we hear no jangling from any
quarter. Unity prevails and both Repub-
licans and Democrats are as socisble as
men can be. This Is the way in which
citizens of a great republic should act
towards each other
Mrs Sally Ransom is suffering from
rhuemetism. but we are glad to say is
somewhat better.
We regret 10 announce the death of
Mr.. Lebbins Bierley, after suffering in
tense pain so long he bad to submit to
the grim monster, death. We shall
realize that poor .'Old Leb" commonly
called has left us for good. /:
Miss Kate O'Brian returned last Tues
day TO Dakota where she has been teach
ing school.
Mr. Albertus Lance, wife and SON are
from Dakota visiting parents and friend.
Mr.. VIM. Farsis and wife returned
from the west for the same purpose.
Our school commenced its winter
term week ago last Monday. Miss
Lou McMurry is the teacher and We
think her fully competent, she "a kind
and has thus far maintained excellent
discipline.
We have no complaints to make re.
garding the weather Is certainly .
beautiful fall. An occasional shower 0.
rain would certainly be gratifying fol
both springs and wells are furnishing
q rather small supply Of water.
/ Frank Sitter and family contemplate
removing to Lancaster from this plao'
shortly. CORRESPONDENT.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-20

The Saturday Review: 1t was a
horse case. Horse cases are difficult
to deal with, and in the course of the
trial a heavy looking witness was put in
the box Colonel asked him what hap
pened.
Witness-'I zez, zez l, How about
the hoss?' and he said he'd give me 10
shillings to gay nothing about un.'
Counsel He did not say he would
give you 10 sbilings"
Witness-"Yes did; that's exactly
what did gay"
Counsel-"He could not have said he;
he must have spoken in the first person.
Witness-"No; | was the first person
that spoke. zez, zez /: How about
the hOss9'
Counsel But did he not speak in
the third personP"
Witness-''There was no third person
present, only be and me =
The Judge (nterposing)-"Listen to
me, witness. He could not have said,
He would give you 10 shiIiings TO say
nothing about it, but i will give you 10
shiIlings. ,"
Witness -"He zaid nothing about
your lordship. If a said anything about
your lordship | never heerd un. And if
there was third person present never
iced un.
Point given up.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-20

Texas Siftings: Honest Butter
Col Yerger TO grocer)-''I want you
to come around to my house some day
and take look at goat I've got"
''Why do you want me to see the
goatPh asked the grocer, somewhat
mystiied.
because he is the only honest butter
in town and you ought to see what it
looks like"
Time: Say, Kelley, how indecent
it is to be christenin ships, the way
they do, as if they were Twin Christians.
Why don't they give them funeral,
toop"
Faith. they do. Kelly. I've often
heard of ships wake"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-20
A pARonY ON "a LApYn

| In the campaign reflections in the
last weeks Teller "A Lady's" true
craftsmanship seems to have appalled,
at the mobilize demonstrations over the
result Of the election and her refined
| Judgment and Christian intelligence
seem to have been outraged. She also
bemoans. THAT men looked on with dis
gust in 1888 as women, ''aye, maiden
hood (hear) parade the streets at
night singing the parody OF political
success and the dirge to female refine
ment,' and woefully continues that
They (meaning probably the Young
Ladies of the Republican Club) ''sowed
in the darkness, lin the minds of young
men, seeds that shall bear 'beards to
pierce the flesh, 10 wound the hearts OF
future wives and mothers, chaff that
will choke the better elements in future
daughters and sister, That shall
blight the honor of grand motherhood;
and she finally winds up with parody
on the Star Spangled Banner. Had
this parodial lady reserved her uncalled
for assault upon the Ladies Republican
Club of Lancaster. and discharged her
vituperatiye outbreak of indignation
(that their fathers or husbands did not
vote the Prohibition ticket) at their
husbands or fathers, no notice would
have been taken of such sentimental,
incomprehensible attempted sillitica-
ton. The like was never before at
tempted in this neighborhood. except
when the Evangelist Wolfe shocked the
modesty of the community with bis
unchaste sermons. This parodical lady
whether she is female, or manikin dis
guised in feminine Non dc Plume,
seems to be a proselyte to Wolfe's
Religious Ethics.
This ladys representations OF the
drge to feminine refinement will be
realized as was the dlsIntegration OF the
Republican party, as predicted, prayed
and voted for by the Prohibition ex-
pouents, who seem to be more aggreved
than the great Democratic party.
venture to say that these Republican
GIRLS who marched on the street during
the last campaign, in the glare OF
Republican torches borne by their
fathers and brothers, in our city, and
every other city, then and are now
as chaste, virtuous, refined and beloved.
and | must add as handsome, as this
'.lady of parody" or any of her kin,
and that those phantom young men
who confided to her the secrets of their
minds, by this time will have repented
of having given vent to such foolish
expressions and be willing TO pull out
their boards as an act of repentance.
In conclusion must inform the lady
she may SANDER and Willy US male
Republicans to her hearts content, We
care not, we are accustomed to have
"beards pierce our fiesh.' But dare
not insult our sisters and daughters be-
cause they showed by their actions that
they also love the Grand Old Party
that saved the flag and the Nations
credit" A REPUBLICAN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-20
sLLensoHo.

AS have not seen any news from
this vicinity of late / thought | would
write few.
The weather Is nice and the roads are
good.
Mr. Dswald Garner Is quite i'll.
The broom factory under the manage
sgement Of Messers Goss and Shink is
proving success.
The Misses Bryhan of Potosi were to
see their cousins on Sunday last.
The dance given at the hall on
Thanksgiving proved a success.
They are talking some of having a
saw-mill here this winter.
It Is rumored that we will have a
dance here on Christmas eve.
Snow FLAKE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-20
LANCASTER s. sPEcHTs FERRY STAGE.

Daily)
LEAVES Lancaster at a. m ana Arrives ~
Potosi at II m, 80
LEAVES Potosi st 2 p. m and Arrives al
A"'''' HENRY DrEsBS. Prop.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-20

TIE Rev. J. Jasper (eolored), who
insisted tina: "the sun do move" is so
popular in Richmond, Va, that when a
stranger inquiries the way to his church,
the directions are TO take a car to a
certain corner and then follow the
crowd. The evidence of success of mod
ern discoveries being their popularity,
follow the crowd" to your drug store
and get bottle of Biglow's Cough Cure,
which cures coughs, colds, consumption
and all throat and lung diseases speedily,
thoroughly and permanently. so cents
Of Stone Bros. & Hassell.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-20
FOR Decorated and China Ware call
at &. II. Basford & Cos.
uo,,oAy exc,JRs,or

Now visit your friends during the
Holidays. On Dec. oath, 25th and Slst
1888, and January lst, 1889, The
Burlington" &C. B. & NJ will sell
tickets between all stations on It's own
line, and to all points on the c. b. &
c. lines east of the Missouri River.
including Chicago, St. Louis. Galesburg.
Peoria, Quincy, Hannibal. Kansas City.
St, Joseph, Council Bluffs. also TO
Omaha, at the very low rate Of one and
one-third fare for the round trip. These
tickets will be good to return on or
before January Srd, 1889. Take ad-
vantage of this extraordinary offer, and
get y our Holiday tickets of agent of c.
b. & N. r. X. at Galena, III. 4S-46
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-20
FirGDlGlS' Dance.
There will be Fremens' Dance
Christmas Night,
Tuesday. Dec. rs, 1888.
AT
HYDE'S HALL.
A full orchestra Will furnish music for dane
ing. Allare invited.
IlChE Is .s.....'ss'' 1l %
LADIES FREE.
SPECTATORS. observation-disclosures, 25 cents.
By order, Committee.
A Merry Christmas to YOU an.


On Christmas day the stores will
be closed at IL o'clock for the day
A number of young ladies are persu-
ing the study Of the German language.
l.. j. Arthur has moved his law Office
into the east rooms over JOHN Baldwin's
jewelry store.
Mrs. NJ NJ Ziegler entertained a
small company of friends at tea last
Friday evening.
A Christmas tree at Beetown Christ
mas cve and entertainment combined.
Every one invited.
Mrs. Jas. Fischer fell on the side
walk Sunday afternoon and received
severe todily injuries.
During the sickness OF Ira Long last
week, his brother took his place in
Needham' meat market.
The eflice of the Town Clerk Aug.
Michaelis is over the State Bank instead
ofZiegler's hardware store.
A number Of young people gave Miss
Allie Woolstenholme pleasant surprise
party last Friday evening.
Miss Nellie Walker is assisting in the
Post Office where her pleasant face may
be seen until after the holidays.
A bran new girl arrived at the home
of James Crowthers in British Hollow
last week and has come to stay.
Owing to deaths i'm the family of its
minister, the German Methodist church
will not hold Christmas festival this
year.
l.. D. French has bought out the
saloon of Fred Tanner at Sitter where
he win be pleased to see his many
friends.
It would be nice to have big fall OF
snow before Christmas. The sound OF
bells with gay parties would add to
the genera enjoyment.
The Methodist Sunday School will
give Cantata in their church Christ
mas eve. Santa Claus is expected to be
present with things for the little folks.
Conductor r. Larkins has gone tC
Union Center to visit his family c. E
Hallesy, from Baraboo, has taken hi.
place as conductor during his absence
Considerable preparation is being
made to have nice Christmas tree a
the Baptist church Christmas eve. Al
interesting program has been arrange,
and a good time is expected.
The trustees of the Insane Asylum
met in this city last Thursday. Th
committee is composed of Geo. McFsll
of Harrison, Herman Grimm, of Cass
vile, and VIM Scott, of Boseobel.
Mr.. Michaelis will have the tax 70
ready by the last of this week and wi
place ii in the hands of JAS. Woodhous
who may be found in the Wagner Hous
Office ready to receive the tax money
Frank son of Patrick McGinnis, {
the town of Harrison died Sunday nigl
the 10th inst. of Inflammation of Ii
bowels Deceased was a young ma
about p years Of age and was sick b.
few days.
Carl Fitzgerald, Of Little Grant cal
tIrsd and brought to this city larg
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-20
STOCK SHIPMENTS.

On Monday the Smith Bros. shipped
a carload of very fine Hereford cattle
there were IL with an average weight
Of twelve hundred pounds On the
same day R. B. Gillespie shipped
carload of hogs aud Mr.. Mccormick u
carload of cattle.
Tuesday morning Nathan Alt G. Co.
shipped a carload of cattle The same
day Phelps, Schreiner & Baxter shipped
two car loads of hogs. Grain was also
shipped. Business is booming and Lam
caster is lively.
The pay car came into this city on
Tuesday making the railroad employees
happy for the holidays.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-20
nglv -.
AAF7t4 I'D " a1zzas7a.zzzzad
CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN q. Il. TInE-TaBLE
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF NAILS AT Ian.
CASTER, WIS.,, POST OFFICE.

Trains on Narrow Gauge make close connec-
lions wi.h trairs on Milwaukee z ST Paul X r.
" H. DECKER. Agent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-20
LANCASTER, BEETowN q BLoeMINGTol

I,yAyEs Lancaster every Tuesday, Thursday and
and SATURDAY at a. m. ard Arrives at Bloom
ingtoD at II IN.
LEAVES Bloomington at p. m. on same days
and Arrives at Lancaster at P. M
s. JOHNSON, Prop.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-20
New Advertisements.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF
- =. -
Mccoy & I'hOnas

We are glad to give notice
to our patrons and the public
generally, that we have re-
moved to our pleasant quar-
tiers in the Mcdonald Block,
and having filled our store
with fine stock of General
Merchandise we wait your
careful inspection. We have
a large stock Of Dress Goods
which are bargains in their
line. We have also added a
large LINE of Crockery, in
plain and Gold Band Dec
GRATED Ware of the best quail
ity. Our prices in all lines
SHALL. be as low as hrst-quality
goods can be sold, firmly
believing that a FAIR profit is
better than high prices for
ourselves, as we'll as our pat
rons. Call and see our Holt
day attractions. No trouble
to show what we are doing for
our patrons. Being very
much encouraged by the inn
provement in our trade, we
shall endeavor to merit a
continuance of the same.
Highest price paid for pro-
duce. Very respectfully.
McCOY e. THOMAS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-20
Dissolution d Partnership,

The partnership of l. B. Fox & Co.,
OF Mt. Hope, being this day dissolved by
mutual consent, all parties owing said
firm will please settle by Jan. /, 1889.
1. B. Fox,
ANTHONY ABRAHAM.
Mt Hope, Dec. Is, 1888 $3.50
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-20
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS,
FOR 3rd TUESDAY IN DEC.

FOR ord TUESDAY IN DEC
Estate OF Deidrich }. Harms, deceased.
Citation to administrator. Final report
filed.
Estate of o. B. Mccartney, deceased.
Citation to executors TO pay legacy.
Argued and taken under advisement.
Guardianship of Alice E. Booth, ct al
Petition for settlement of guardians ac-
count. Account allowed and guardian
discharged
Estate of John Cox, deceased. Petit
ton for settlement Account allowed
and final order signed.
Estate Of Christian klar, deceased.
Martin Hayden appointed administrator
with will annexed. Bond $4,000.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-20
Eown and County News.
HYDE'S HALL.

A full orchestra will furnish music for dane
ing Allare invited.
rIcRFTC Al "a