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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-01
SataotS.

- l1sber eiuen intereN antsn &s1tsitreit
beri6ten bic Seitunsen pte foIst: 2uSuis
XIV. pom 5rantrei9 i9entte Dor benz Sabre
1850 ieinem @iuiflins 8biIipp Srancis
Renault einen Stri1 2anbss In Satnois,
bret Weilen brett unb Is Weileu lang,
uorauf iest 8eoria ffebt, feruer 100. 600
gere beiten ersbaltisen unb frudtbaren
2anbss in Wifourt, auf benen iest mebrere
8ororte pom ct. 2ouis erbaut finb. &e.
nauIt itarb 1850 gu Parts obne Gefament
unb obne 2eibeserben. Sbu iiberIebtsn
suei Brioer, por benen Der cine f1 in Do
per, ber anbere in BRADFORD gountp anss.
Bebelt bate. 9sren Ra9tommsn i'm pisrs
ten @lteSe baben iid u psreintst, Inn
lire Qnipri9e auf isnen sroBen @runbbes
fs In ben @sri9ten seItenb gu MAIDEN.
Oieielben lebsn meiit i'm mittlern unb iibs
li9en Neu gort uub IN Norb Yennipl:
uaaien. 6. y. Reno 70 09reiben iid bic
&enault'i9en grbeu jebt i'm Ini1luB an
bic frun;0ii9e Iusipra9s) In goopsrs:
toun, 81. g.. lift 8orisenber be8 Setterns
bunbes. Otsier usriidsrte, baB bic grbeu
ft4 tbeils aus 9aris besIaubiste gbi9rif'
ten ber uriprinsIi6sn S9sntuussurtuubs
NIT alien baau sebortsen &artsn unb ge:
i6retbunsen bsreits peridafft bitten. 81
ertldrt weiter, baB bic @rben POLES Ser:
trausu in ibr sutss Rs9t bdttsn, nadbeu
&euerbp Sobnion in Baltimore aut IA,
Stunt 1872 ben Inipru9 auieitts seprifi
uub fur woblbesrinbet ertIart babe. De,
@runbbeiis 1T iett, maBis ansei4Iasen,
SAC, Ooo, 900 wertb.
- Sm Staate Suinois be7nben f6 in
@au3en 255,74l Turmeu: l75,497 iint
gisentbum ber fe bepirtbl9aftenben Gar:
mer, 80, pa berisIben iinb uerpa9tet; ba:
uon sabIen 2o,62O nit @elb unb SO, so;
nit etnem Ebetl bes grnteertrass ibrer
9a9t3tns. Sn Sqinois sibt es msb,
6armen, wie in irseub eiuem anberer
Staate Der Linton.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-01
Wtnneiota.

- Quf ber 5arm bon Rarl WiQer in
Conn @IImoreb BEL BLUE Garth gitp,
1T man beim grunnenbobren auf einl
i60ne rotbs Sarbe seitoBeu. bic 20 Suf
In Der Stefe uub bis lO7 TuB in Der 2dnss
bat.
- Sueibunbsrt Wabden, bic in be,
Sembens unb 8louieus 5abrit BON Sbot.
peu, @beri6ew & Hotbman in Winuea.
polls bei9dftist finb, BADEN ibre arbsit
nieberseIest, neil man ibuen cine 9obn.
erbObuus pon 90 Probsut absei9Iasen
bate.
- GonareBmann Climb bat bic unbe.
3abIten Soroerunaen pom Wtnneiotae,
Yirsern fir 8erIuits, wsl9e BON ben Sn'
bianeruerwa funsen in 1852 berribrsn,
elmer llnteriu4uns unterporfen. gr glib
allen Denienisen, peI4e ioIde 4niprids
baben. ben &atb, ibrs seiesIi6 ~besIaubiss
ten @insaben an ben Subianer. @ommifdr
gu MAIDEN unb mill 3uieben, baB bic Ser:
lutte bejabIt werben. Sorberunsen fir
$40, 600 finb bsreits pom Wtnnelotaer
girsern einseret9t morben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-01

einen tiefen Gee. @dbrent bic 3bones
@bene 81 sriuen besinnt, liest bas tisf,rs
SfolasGbaI unter elmer S Sou biden
Sdneebede, mas felt Rsni1ensebenten
bort ni9t Der Gau war.
- Nn bic su sriinbenbe Obf= unb
@stnbanidule In 8 sebsn bic @e:
meinbe unb Der Canton ie $4,000 Srs.
Ssitras.
- Sur ben l1mbau bss 8oritabtsebistes
3 II 8, bs0eu &oiten cine Wi0ion Granten
betrasen uerben, iu9t bic Resteruns UNI
cine Sunbesunteritasuns mad.
- Die grben zines Sabritanten in
S9affbauien, befen germDseu nod
benz Sobe auf 1900, 900 Sranten inuens
t~arifirt wurbe, rpdbrenb er muir 900 900
St. unb Is, 900 St. gintommsn uerifeuert
bate, muBtsn SOC, 1000 Sr. Na9iteusrn
unb SteuerbuBen be3ablen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-01
Ohio.

- 9n ben MuBensrensen BON Sinh
a . ma9ten &uaben einen mertuirbisen
Sunb. Ste ipieIten auf Der GoIebo
Soutbern & Columbus Giienbabnbride
unb iuben in benz 9ebdlt bet lleberba1una
Elm 8oselneit. NatirIt9 muBten ie bic:
iss aussunebusu ueriudsn unb tIettsrteu
binauf. @ie sroB mar ibr grftaunen,
aIs fie barin itatt Der erparteten gter Elm
ieibenss Eai9sntu9 unb einssidlassn
barin ie6sunbbreiBis slatte uno ioIiOs soIs
bene &inse, bersn ieber minbeitens So
psrtb TT, fanben. @obsr bic &inse tom:
men, 1T bis iett nod Elm RdtbieI.
SIN Gburfon (5alsp Sunetiou)
an benz ¬enpuntt Der Solebo 81 Sbir
Central unb Der Columbus & @aferr
8abn seIessn, lou Gas in Iobnenos'
Suantitdt gefunben worben iein. sSh cine,
Siefe pom 2l30 SuB itteB man in etneu
Eager pom @ltutou &altfein auf bas @as
unb iou Der Nus fluff aus benz Drummer
500, 600 &ubitfuB per Gag ~bstraseu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-01
WebraSfa.

- Gin leberstrdftiser Sunse 1T bas
speiidbrise S6bn3en zines b6bmiidsn
Garmers in Der llmsesenb pom Satbale.
@r fisl tn einen alien, 70 SuB tisfen unb
slitli9er @siie troteneu Drummer. Grit
mad AZ Stunben entbsttc man bur4 iein
9sidrei ieinen GufentbaIt. Damn uabm
es nod einen suten baIben Gag, ebe nit
9ilfe ber eifris fid an Der grbeit bstbeili.
ssnbsn Na6barn bic Ssffnuns ssnisenb
erusitsrt mar, nm 3u benz &Ieinsn btnab;
brinssu gu t0nnen. Eros ieines boben
Saues, 6Offinbisen Saitsns unb fsutten
4ufsntba!tsortes eri4ien Der tIsins &srI
gang wobI nnb muntsr.
gu @ranb Sslanb fam Elm
Wann Ramsns Samss @ridion In elmer
Sabrit elmer edge au nabe, unb purbsn
ibm pom berieIben brei Singer absei4nits
ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-01

- Sn SiebenbIreen 1T pon
einem bort bsfin6It9sn GrSte elm Warmors
berg eutbedt worbeu, ber nod benz @uts
a4ten Der seoIosiiden &eidsanitaIt on
Reinbeit unb bIenbenbsr WeiBe, iowte an
Setnbeit bss Rornes MIR nit benz garrara.
marmor gu bersIei9en lit.
- 8on Der Sunbsuutb wurbs in
9brcit Bel &oIin In 96bmen cine game
Tauilie b~sfaIeu: Batter, Wutter, Sobn,
Godtsr unb Masb. sic batten uon elmer
Sans seseHsn. bic Elm to0piitbiser 9unb
tobtsebiHen. Der Batter III bereits seitors
ben, bic To9ter III benz Eobe nabe, Der
3uitunb Der anbersn bat i4 Elm wsnis sc:
bsiIert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-01
u 4 3 q b.
SenH6Iano.
5effensN u.


- 8om @ eiterpaItep trb setIast:
anfanss Der 7Oer Sabre, ais bic @tlbs
i4usine auf benz Iinten &beinufer benz
aderbau grOBen S3aben ;ufisten, paren
bisie Beiisn auf benz @eiterwulbe iasen=
bate Gbiere. Sect finb bic 8tIofdpeine
aud auf benz WsfterpaIoe uub psrmsbreu
fi9 in eridrefsnber Wsiie pom Sabr Al
Sabr. Ruosl BON 3rpansis Stit unb mebr
3eiSen fi9 an per 6leoenen SIten unb Tom
men Bis in bic 9aussdrten Der SSrfer.
Man muB bic 3ab( berislben pom Siebeu.
sebirse bis our 0abn auf msbrsre bunbert
Stif i9dsen. Wsl9' unssbeuren S9as
ben bieie Sbiere auf ben Gefsrn tbun, bas
pom bat nur Der einen gesriff, Der ieIbit
seieben bat, wslde gerpiitunssn is in
elmer Ha9t anBuri9ten psrm0sen. @b;
seieben BON einisen ~fletneren 8e3irten bas
ben aae auitrensunsen ni3t uermo4t, bic
Sermebruns Der Saueu gu binbern. limb
bod i9eint Der fOnisl. &esieruns 3u @os
blen3 beS @uten i4on 5u uiel setban su
wstbsu. Inter benz 81. Ssbruar b. 6.
bot bieieIbs ndmIi9 bic 9erfisuns pom
1872 aufsebobsn; tinftis bari an Conn:
tussn teine Grsibiusb auf S9parSpiIb
itattfinben. Dsr es weiB, ME i1pisris ss
1T, IN sebirsiser @esenb NIT ~suiammen:
bdusenben @albunssn Elm 8ilb fiber elm.
autreiien, pirb ft9 anseiidts bisier WaBs
resel ben Sammer Der 8auern uub ben
9rimm Der Sdser benten t%Onnen, peun
Der ri9tise Spuri9nee serabe en- Spnntas
Morsen liest; benn am Moatas idou,
barauf 1T NIT Si9erbsit su rsdnsn, bat
mar nur bas Na9isben. 0as wirbe man
au elmer 9erfisuns iasen, bic ben Sens
baruten uerbietet, an Sonntasen Spitbus
ben su fansen! limb bod ftnb bisis ben
8auern piel wsniser ssfdbrIt4, ais bas
S1wartwilb.
Sa4en.
- Sn 3ebifa bel Yirna 1T sans
pIotIi9 Elm artsfider Drummer sntitanben,
beiisn Wafsritrabl %mannsitart 1T unb our
SObe zines sroBsn &ir9tburmss aufftsiat.
0srislbe trat gu Gage, ais auf Der srafi:
den DampfbiessIet Elm Drummer gsgraben
reip. ssbobrt wurbe. Gls man As Wstsr
tief sin~sebrunsen mar, iprans Der @aisrs
itrabl NIT GROCER Wa9t berpor. Der
GusluB mar 10 bebeutsnb, bag bic Dampfs
sieseIst ssfdbrbst wurbs, pssbaIb Elm abs
ausstanaI nod benz tiefsr seIssensn Stras
Bensraben berseitslIt werben muBte. 9a8
Wafer 1T %friitaabsa, woblidmedenb unb
bat cine Tempsratar BON 10 Grab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-01
GmnliehIt i'm NIT Ieraniiasn. g

Ginger 3sit lit i'd an S9pinbiu5t, unb
na9Oem mir bic Dottorsn seiast, baB fe
ni9ts mebr fur mid tbun %t0nnten, bssann
i'd Aliens Lung Balsam 3u sebrau9sn,
unb suar NIT punberuoQeu &eiuItaten.
Sd 6ente, i'd bin sebsilt, unb empfebIe ibn
NIT 8ersniisen Ssbem, oer an S9uinbs
fu9t Iei6et. = Sarab s. 9enbsrion, 8aI'
nut @rops, Neb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-01

- Ser Contract fir bic I~nlesuns BON
Waferwerfen 81 Keeping Water 1T
an g. &. Selton pom Omaha fur Sl2,s
TAO ibsrtrasen porbsn. Mit ben Nrbet.
ten bierfir wirb am l. SUM- ~besonnsn
perbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-01
Safota.

- Gin iosbsn pom elmer umfafenben
Reile bur9 bic sroBe Stour.R r.
patton 3urittebrenber Correspondent
beri6tet, baB bic bortisen SSnoiansr ii9
aOsemeiu nit benz 8Iane Der 9efisbslung
zines EbeiIs Der RsisruatiOa bur9 Dsibs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-01
8enn Sbr on peroOr6eneur Waaen,

idIe9ter Serbauuus, &opfpsb, &idsn:
idmer3en ober l1nterleibsbei6perben Ieibet,
bann sebrau9t bic st. Bernard &rdutsr:
pilen. sic baben t9 in allen Sduen Be-
udbrt, b. 3. fe Iinbsrn unb beilen obne
6sbI. Ma9t einen Ssriu9; elm einSiss,
wirb @u9 iiberseusen. baB bic Biusn bas
bette Mittel iinb, uel9es Der menidli9e
9eiit iemaIs fir bic Isibsnbe Men i4beit
erfunoen bat. Su bieiem Gimme ipre1en
fi9 aud bic Eaufenbe BON 3eusrihsn, biz
ben Sefsern bss RitteIs freipiais susin:
gen, aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-01

ueriobnt baben un6 ii9 berett ertldren, bic
SOtumente gum Sertuuf bes 2anbes gu
unter,ei5nen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-01
Sa Safe Snfitute.
Nooi;iat uub Seminar Der Sriiber
Der driitli9eu S@uleu
3u 9 Ieneoe E, ID o.

Nteiss ausssSetdutts Snititut, 26 DestIsu r9sftltd pom
Ct. Souis, an Der WtIourt Bdctfc Rail Rodo,
duf strsm Der Vteramec 8tucr lberblttenoeu Sl9el, in pem
retSeueitsu uno 9%eiuueeiteu Gbetle os Staates Detiiourt,
muros Don TEN Sroeu Ger SrIber Der drtitIt6er StuIsu
srri6tet, nm feline WitgIteber 81 tidttseu eebrern berans
subiloeH, bic i'm SIauee fuo, bic mduulthe Sugeuo oes
Sunbes gu froumeu Satboltteu, 9utsu Shr8sru uno tlhtts
gen Sei5ditSisntsn 81 erjteben.
Suuss Deduuer, pelds F6 benz DtenIte Sottss tn benz
SrSer Der dritlibeu Shulbrioer ptomeu, uue gu 9lether
3eit i6 benz Rdaiteu uueli6 MAIDEN Doueu, tOnueu In
Steier 4uitalt auinabme finoeu. Snabeu i'm alter uou Is
bis 16 Sa5reu peroeu, meuu tetn StuoerntB uorbaueen TT,
in has 8Orbsreituusss Semiuar auiSenommsn.
@tssr Ssbinsuussn &C., weuD. man I'D ssfdGtst an
Rev. Bro. Director,
La Sale Institute, Glencoe, Mo.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-13
FAarwElL REcEPrIoM.

A farewell reception was given ut tho
residence of Mr.. j. {. Stelzner Friday
evening in honor of Mr. David ochreiner
and daughter, of lancaster, Wisconsin.
Mrs. Schreiner is sister of j. e. and
Otto Steiner, whose guests they have
been for several weeks past. An
elegant lunch was served aud cards was
the amusement for the evening. They
departed for their Wisconsin home Sun
day. The following were those present:
Mr.. and Mrs. David Schreincr and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Trout,
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. T. Mcmillan, Aug.
Mcmillan and Miss Massie Albright,
Frank Haacke and Miss Cora Inman.
DR.. Boutwell, and Miss Linnie Seward,
Adolph Schosusen and Miss Daisy
Cooper, AL Cox, DR.. ID. f. Rogers, Geo.
Mills, Flank Lyman. VIM. Boyd and
Otto Steiner, aud Mr.. aud Mrs Goo.
Farran = The Datly WGmegan, Han.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-13

Saturday at dinner, 1t being twenty
three years since they came to Ian
caster to live.
| Mr.. Thos. Orion, who recently solt
his house to Mrs. 8. Welsh, Of Little
Grant, has rented part of Mrs. A. E
Hyde's residence and will move hi;
family there this week.
Mr.. Byron Landon, son Of VIM.
Landon, OF this city has been very sick
at the home OF his brother Charles. on
Buckwheat Ridge, but at last hearing
was recovering somewhat.
Mr.. Grover Newman. of Little Grant.
came TO Lancaster to meet his sister at
the 7:10 train on Saturday evening.
While waiting near the depot his team
became frightened and ran away.
A donation socisble and supper will
be held at Zion p. NJ. church, s miles
north Of Lancaster. Friday evening.
Dec. 2lst. for the benefit of Rev. j. f..
Brierley pastor. ALI cordially invited.
MIR. VIM. elise, who has been very
sick at the home of his mother-in-law.
Mrs. Judge Cox. Is improving and ex-
poets to start for his home In Denver.
Col. as soon as he is able to travel.
A party from this city went down to
the Rock School House Monday even
ing to attend the very interesting pro
tracted meetings that are being held
there, under the supervision of Rev.
Marcellus.
John Runk, one of the oldest settlers
Of Grant county. died st bis homo IN
Patch Grove on Sunday. The body
was inferred In the Boioe Prairie ceme-
terry, the funeral services being held In
the Rock School house. Rev. Marcellus
officiating.
Mr.. G. s. Thomas who made trip
to California last Spring. has decided to
remain in Lancaster and has gone into
the merchandise business with Erskine
Mccoy. This new firm are located in
the Mcdonald building. where they
moved on Monday.
A Basket Sociable will be held at the
Cement School House, east of this city.
next Tuesday evening. Dec. 18th. The
proceeds will be used to assist in pay
ing the salary of the minister, Rev. j.
H. Ralph. Everybody is cordially in
vited to be present.
Anton Howell and Louis Starr have
dissolved partnership Louis Starr on
Saturday bought the barber shop OF
Hugh Gillespie and can now be found
in the Wool.tenholme huidinglwhere he
will continue in that business. Mr..
Howell still has his Barber Shop in the
room west OF Ivey & Webbs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-13
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS

are spent every year by the people OF
this State for worthless medicines for
the euro of throat and lung diseases,
when we know that if they would only
invest 81 in SANTA ABLE, the new
California discovery for consumption
and kindred complaints, they would in
this pleasant remedy find relief. 1t is
recommended by ministers. physicians
and public speakers Of the Golden
State. Sold and guaranteed by Stone
Bros. & Hassell at Fl a bottle. Three
for $3.50. The most stubborn case of
catarrh will speedily succumb TO Cali
fornia CAT-R-CURE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-13
LOCAL ENHANCES:


Darlington Journal; A number OF
the ambitious prohibition leaders, -
disguised with the result of the last
election and convinced that their party
is dead as a power for mischief In
Smashing the republican party
are seriously considering the advisable
ity of adopting new name. with the
idea of swelling their ranks. Rev.
John Favill, late prohibition candidate
for congress in the first Wisconsin dis
trict, thus writes on the subject:
II have talked with some democrats
lately and find that new name.
would in their judgment, be real help
to us. think we shall get the ear and
support of many good democrats by
this new turn in politics 1t seems TO
me that we have everything to look
forward 10 and very little to regret in
the fact that the republican party is in
power am not sure but our mission
is 10 kill the democratic party first"
In view of the fact that the prohlbs.
in every election have done their best
to defeat temperance candidates, would
it not be good politics for them to
adopt party name that would be OK
pressive of their evident aimsP II so
they should label their organization the
Rum party 1t would be expressive
and honest; and if there are as many
drunkards in the old parties as the
prohibs. have claimed, and they should
gravitate to the new party-why the
''rummies" would Immediately step TO
the front, and the sole end and aim of
The present probib. leaders would per-
baps be accomplished, namely, the
holding Of Office.
Galena Gazette: A dispatch from
Lcadyille, Col. under date of Deem
Der 6. says: Thompson Philipson was
shot and killed at o'clock this morn
ing at Joe Viyians saloon. on East
Sixth street. by Vim. Reilly. The
latter had during the night quarreled
with the proprietor of the saloon, and
had been roughly handled by Vivian.
Leaving the saloon, he repaired to his
lodgings, secured six shooter and re.
turned to the saloon about O'Clock in
the morning. Opening the front door,
he emptied the six barrels of his re-
yolyer into the crowd assembled in the
saloon. one shot killing Phillipson.
Reilly then sauntered down street, and
gave himself up to deputy sheriff.
The dead man has sister, an aunt
and brothcr-in- law living at Platte
willie, Wis who have been notified.
DodgevlIe Chronicles: Burglars broke
into Treloar's hardware store and j.
w. aylor's bank at Linden on Wednes-
day night. They drilled hole in one
Of the doors Of tho large fire and burg
lar proof safe OF the bank and blew it
off the hinges, but when they reached
the burglar proof portion of the safe
they made no further attempt 10 get in.
They got no money no yalusbles either
from the bank or store, but they went
10 the stable Of Rev e. Merriheld
castor Of the NJ +. church, and took
his mare and road-cart and left the
village in southerly direction toward
Mineral Point. The mare is a dark
bay with black name and tail, two
white hind feet and small white star in
forehead, and coming six years old.
The county has offered reward of
$50 for the apprehension of thief or
thieves and the recovery of the prop
erty.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-13

of wood a week There Is room for II
more machines which win be put in as
necessities of the business require,
10 the right is a long, red-painted con
trivance which turns out to be the bail.
/ ing machine, with capacity of a bail a
minute. The first, second, and third
/ floors will not be utalized ut present,
excepting for storage and an office on
first floor. They give ample room.
however. for any light furniture factory
or other enterprise these gentlemen
may feel disposed TO add in the future.
In the attic is water tank with capacity
Of 100 barrels. This supplies the en-
CINE and is connected with each floor
by II inch iron pipe With 20 feet OF
hose attached per floor, making all
parts of tho building easily accessible
in case of fire.
From the basement a runway Is
made to the outside drying crib with
capacity of 1856 cords Of wood. just
beyond this is the barking building,
with machinery run by portable engine.
1t is intended to put in another barking
machine next week. The spring by
the factory furnishes an abundance OF
excellent pure water. II has been
cleared out and an extra we'll dug under
the drying room from which pipes run
TO the tank in attic, an injector furnish
ing the motive power. The gentlemen
are we'll satisfied with the amount Of
wood received. over 100 cords being
now on hand, some of it in prime con-
dition for use. They expect to get
started next week and will undoubtedly
make a success of it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-13
II @E q
CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN 8. 3. TIMETABLE

LEAVE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-13
IMPROVEMENTS.

The remains of the greatest hre Lam
caster has ever known are almost OBJ
liberated. The ruins of the old HERALD
building and the ground bought by Jas.
L. Webb Of John r. Simison are all
that is left to tell the story. The new
buildings erected on the site of the
recent fire. are all of them handsome
brick structures and are now ready for
occupancy. They are owned by Hon
r. b. Showa,ter, John and VIM. Stone,
MIR. Mcdonald and Charles Knapp,
who have rented them to the following
persons Robert E. Murphy, ieweler,
will occupy the east room on the first
floor Of Mr. Showalter's building, while
Dan Needham with his meat market
will be happy to see his customers in
the west room of the same building.
The room on the north side over the
meat market will be used for Masonic
hall. Stone Bros. drug store is pleas
antly located in the main room on the
first floor Of their building, and the
Dental rooms OF DR.. Crane may be
found over the drug store.
The most prominent room in the Nc
Donald block is being handsomely
finished and will be completed by the
first of January when Richard Meyer
& Co, expect TO move their bank there.
Mccoy and Thomas with their
mcrchantiie business occupy the room
west Of the Bank and DR.. Hasselfs
Office is directly over their store.
Knapp, Edwards & Burgess occupy
Chas. Knapp's building with their Sem
ate sample rooms, the interior being
handsomely fitted up for the purpose.
Miss Allie Woodward will move her
millinery goods into the room east Of
the Wright house as soon as MIR. Muir
phey vacates.
Mrs. Nj a. Reeds building which
was occupied by Needhams meat
market has been rented to Mrs. John
Garner, of Beetown who with her fam
ily will move into it soon
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-13

The following officers were elected
at the organization meeting of the
Choral Society in the School House
Chapel last Friday evening.
Director, Prof. G. II. Showalter; Presi.
dent, J Judge Carter; Vice President
Mrs. 4. NJ. Lowry; Cor. Secretary.
Fred Meyer; Rec. Secretary, Irene
Woodward; Treasurer, X. +. Murphy;
Marshall. joe Nathan, Jr.
The meetings hereafter will be held
on Friday evenings Of each week in the
Social Room Of the Congregational
Church. The plan of the society is q
cultivate taste for music and to be
always prepared to help in enter.
tainments. Every member is requested
to be present next Friday evening.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-12-13
A SKATING RINK.

The Lancaster youth will not be with
out place to take his girl for moon
light skate this winter if cold enough
weather to make ice happens to come
around. Mr.. Anton Schmitt has
looked after the temporal part OF the
arrangements and two large ponds now
grace what was formerly known as
Barber's pasture. Mr.. Schmitt bought
the land not long ago, and the forma-
ton being such as to suggest
Ice ponds without much work, put the
idea into execution. One will be used
more exclusively for storage ice, al
though in case of an overflow of jewellers
from the other, will not be inaccessible
for skating purposes. The water used
is clear spring water and will furnish
an excellent quality Of ice. This land
having been used for grazing purposes
for over thirty years is considerably
worn out and will be plowed under In
the spring.