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ONO RIVER RAILROAD.-TIME
" Table taking effect Feb. TO- 1852. IaNsUn.
ger trains viii run as followS-CCntral Time.
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Railroads.,

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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-10-31
CIRCUIT ooGar PROCEEDINGS.

WEEK ENDING OCT. 0Uln, 1905.
Jane f. B. SIMPSONS Geo. Fischofer
and c. b, IN. R'y etal ejectment. Con-
liuued.
Mary NJ Comslo:k vs.. Peter Rae, ct
ii. Ejectment Verdict for defenl,nf.
Geo. Brown rs adm'r IS Peter Mar
phl Money demand. Non suit.
Geo. Brown as admir- VS. Mary Muir
ply. Money d.mond Non suit.
Victor Frank VS. O.aras Peterson ct
al Appeal Verdict for the plaintiff
$1,000.
William Nelson v Nathaniel l..
Wayne. Appeal, Continued
William W. Gillett IS James Me
Gooigal. Appeal. Verdict Tor de-
PENDANT.
William peering ct al vs.. Fred
Johns Jr. Money demand Judgment
I for PHI. Sl.993.
Abel Hover OF al vs.. John McCor.
mick ct A. appeals Mol No2 Nos Con
tinu,d
Geo. w Eastman IS f. b Rice, delft
In. j. Bennett, garnishee. Garnish
meni continued by Court.
Geo. ". Eastman VS.. EnOs b. Rice
Money demand Cause continued by
the court until al the defl natures.
Melchior Ableiter vs. Geo. Bowers
lappeal Continued
Albert Ableiter, VS. Geo Reiner. def
VIM. Nelson garnishee. GarnishInen
Continued.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-10-31
OBITUARY.
RICHARDSON.

hi d at her home III this city October25. 1859
Mrs. Sarah Richardson wife Of William Richard
son, in her 13d year.
Mrs. Richardson was born and grew
to womanhood near Brighton, Eng
land. removed in 1850 with her parents,
Thomas and Lydia Carter, to Lancaster,
Wisconsin, and has resided either in
Lancaster or It's immediate vicinity ever
since.
In 1851 she was married to VIM
Richardson, who with son and a
daughter, viz; Charles II who resides
it Dillon, Montana. and Ltda who re.
sides with her father, survive her.
For years past Mrs. Richardson has
been great sufferer from disease and
has borne her long suffering with a
patience and fortilude exemplifying the
beauties ami worth Of the christian faith
in which she died.
Her whole life has been bcautiiLl in
self denying devotion 10 those she loved,
and her bercavcd family and fricads
mourn her loss aud bless Ler memory.
The funeral took place At The resi-
dence Sunday morning at ten O'Clock.
Rev. S. ID. Pulfold oilieiaiias
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-10-31

zIEGLERsT STEPHENS.

The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam.
uel SleEhe was thronged with q gay
party Of relatives and friends Tuesday
evening to witness the marriage of Miss
Mamie 10 Charles f. Ziegler. Al eight
O'Clock the couple entered the room to
Mendessohn's beautiful wedding march,
PLAYED by Miss Laura Cover, and taking
position by the bay window, which was
banked with flowers and evergreens,
capped with tie monogram S. and u.
were married by Rev. DR.. Eaton, of
Roscoe, Ill. Congratulations were
showered on the happy couple, and an
elegant supper partaken of. The pres
ents were elegant and useful, and their
many friends wish them long and
happy life.
Many suspicious circumstances at
tended this happy union. II was the
39th anniversary Of Mr. and Mrs NJ. Nj.
Zicgler, parents Of the groom, and the
ceremony was performed by the same
minister, Rev. DR.. Eaton. Miss Steph-
ems was one of Lancaster's most pop
nlar Young ladies, pretty, petite, and
was clad in a lovely golden brown silk,
cut decoIlet with illusion and cluster
of MarechalNeil Roses. The grom is one
Of this ciL1 5 prominent merchants and
has built handsome residence, and
furnished it for the reception
of bis bride upon their return from an
extended bridal trip to Chicago, Mil
wankec, and other places.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-10-31
PERSONALS
Mike Montz. Of Fennimorp. was a
caller i'm town Thursday

80 = ~ . - :
''N, =,
-
"o"" W IN - - -, p' 49, "''
49,. 's' -, ~ ~ 80 ca,a,Iar.
: Z 80 = :, -
Druggist Joseph bcnnett VlSl'ed
relat'Ves ~ i'ous'f''ie over ounaaS
+ Graham commenced - run his
circular saw Tuesday for The first time
TINS Se'So"'
kufus Jones and WIFE, OF MI lda'
visited friends IN tins city Saturday ana
Sunday.
j. ii. Bishop. proprietor Of the Cen
trail House in Roscobrl, was in the city
Tuesday.
/ Miss .Iosanbine Siekle went ~ Ben,on
Sotprdov g. rem,in = week win rela-
t;,as a,d fr;onds
- = '''' au' .a'',,S' - 49,
VIZ 80 '
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-10-31

Molie Reiner, ct al vs.. Melchio
Ableiter. Appeal Continued.
Geo. +. Hildebrand ct al vs.. Thomai
Carmody. Money Demand. Defend
ants answer Withdrawn anu Judgement
for Plaintiff
Albert Ableiter vs.. Geo. Rener,
Money Demand Continued.
Cornelia A. Knox rs John Moore. ct
al. Personal damages Continued.
Nfollie Reiner, ct al VIM Breuer,
deft Albert Ahleiier garnishoe, APP
peal Continued.
Mollio Reiner IS VIM. Breuer q al.
Appeal. Continued
Franklin T. Hunk vs. Martha II. Hunk
Diverse. Decree.
c. f. GrIswold vs. A. W. ~ w. +.
Bell, j. IL. Evans, assignee, garnishce.
Relief Dismissed by plaintiff.
Geo. w. Eastman vs. +. b. Rice. Tray
erse of attachment. Found for plaintiff.
Eva Gieser vs. Philip Gicser. Divorce.
Dismissed BY plaintiff.
CRIMIEAL CASES.
Stale of Wis vs. Frank Kluck, Aug
ust Kuck Louis Kluck, Louis Grcbrl
and Edward Carey Shooting. An de-
PENDANTS plead guilty Of assault SEN
tonce deferred.
State Of Wis. IS Michael Bitch.
Shooting. Def't plead guilty OF assault
Sentence deferred.
State OF Wis. VS. J NJ. lIannum. En-
bezzlement. Dei't having died cause is
dismissed.
State of Wis vs. James Kilby. Burg.
larry. Continued.
State Of Wis. IS s. O. Nundcll. APP
peal. Settled and dismissed.
State of Wis vs. Daniel McSwceny
Jr. Settled and dismissed.
State of Wis, vs. Matthias Massilko
Assault to commit murder Delt
plead guilty. Sentence deferred.
State OF Wisconsin vs. Paul Humphrey.
Bastardy. Tried aud found guilty.
State of Wis rs Francis Powers
Bas,ardy. Settled and dismissed from
court.
State of Wis. IS Peter lIenkd Bas-
tardy. Continued upon application Of
defendant,
State of Wis. vs. Oscar B sprlIman.
Bastardy. Settled and dismiss. d from
court.
State of Wis. rs John Heller. Sc
duciion. Defendant found guilty
State Of Wis. IS. Geo. D. Collins
Bigamy. Dcf'l plead guilty ana was
sentenced to one years hard labor in
state prison
State of Wis. vs. Cnas. Stacy, VIM.
Davis, and james Payne. Burglary
Now on trial.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-10-31

Mrs. James Paugh and two daughters
and E. Peddler and wife, of British
Hollow, were guests at S. Stephens
Tuesday and Wednesday.
j. Warren Mills, Esq left for Mani
towoc Friday where he will visit his
sister Mrs. Eva Anderson, before re-
turning TO his home in Denver, Col,
John Penberthy and sister, Miss
Minnie. of New Hampton, Iowa. have
been welcome guests among the Young
people OF the city during the past week.
Herbert Moses is visiting this week
with his uncle, Il. A. Watkins. Esq. He
attended Supt. Chas. Harper's special
examination for teachers certificates
Saturday.
Mrs. Adelbert Tit. of Platloyille, was
n guest at w. w. Robes the first of the
week. She came To atiand the Zieelele-
Stephens wedding.
James Walsh, Esq formerly q law
student in this city, now prominent
attorney in Helena, Montana, arrived
in this city Tuesday 10 visit old acquaint-
anees and friends.
Clerk of the Court. ~. A. johnson and
County Clerk, John A. Thomas drove
down 10 Burton the first of the week
and spent the day squirrel hunting and
in visiting their friend G.. $. Johnson.
Thomas Orion and family drove down
to British Hollow the first of the week
to help participate in the family reunion
at Mrs. Susan Thomas W. b. Van
do Wall also went to take some pictures
of the Thomas family.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-10-31
MARRIAGE BELLS.

Last Wednesday, October Esd, large
assembly Of people gathered at The home
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mink, of Beotown,
TO witness the marriage Of their daugh-
ter Minnie to Oscar Il. Belscanper.
TIE beautiful and solemn ceremony
was performed by Rev Marcellus, of
Lancaster.
This bride was charmingly attired in
brown silk, the groom in the customary
suit OF black. Miss Carrie Belscamper,
Of Lancaster, acted as bridesmaid, and
Henry Mink rs best man. After the
ceremony. the company. consisting of
over one hundred, was invited to the
the table, on which all the things that
gladden. the palate of an cpioure were
gracefully served.
TIE presents were most beautiful,
costly and useful. After spending sew
eral hours in genial conversation the
guests departed, all wishing the newly
married couple, who are universal fav-
orites. unlimited success and happiness.
NJ. q.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-10-31

IL Maxem has gone 70 Dakota lis
esteemoblc wife stiIltends 10 the United
States mail
Her fall term Of school has just closed
and Miss Lollie Chandler has returned
10 her home in Montfort.
Mr.. James Chandler was the guest of
W. W. Reed
IIickorynut gathering AMI squirl hunt
ing seems TO be the order Of the day by
some.
Tho fruit crop must be short IN cen
trail New York as parties here have re-
eeiycd orders for apples from there
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-10-31

FAST NAIL LINE with Vestibuled
Trains between Chicago, Milwaukee, st.
Paul and Minneapolis.
TRANS CONTINENTAL ROUTE
between Chicago, Council Bluffs,
Omaha and the Pacific Coast.
GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE be-
tween Chicago, Kansas City and st
Joseph, Mo.
$500 MILES OF ROAD reaching
all principal points in Illinois, VISION
sin, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri and
Dakota.
For maps time tables, rates 81 pas age and
freight ETC. apply 20 the pparest station agent 81
the Chicago. Milwaukee & 81. Paul Railway.or 20
any Railroad Agent anywhere ID he World
ROSWELL MILLER. A.v. q CARPENTER
General Manager Gem pass and TIT Act
~ For Information W reference a. Lands SUD
Town. owned hv tie Chicago. Milwaukee -
panl Railway Company. wrjie "a a.. tufAn
land Commi-siourr. NilNaukee, ~con-in.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-10-31
TIE DETRoiT FREE Press
and
GRANT COUNTY HERALD
ONLY $500.

No one needs an introduction
to the famed Detroit Free
Press, full of original literary
and humorous matter of
highest standing, it cntertains
and delights. We have made
special arrangements to com
bine the Free Press and HER
AID at the exceptionally low
price of two dollars.
CHARLES DIcKEN's Works.
We will also furnish a set of
Charles Dickens works 10
volumes, paper cover-Thc
Detroit Free Pree and the
GRANT COUNTY HERALD for
only $40.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-10-31
Fown and County NeuS.

sssSssss=sssz-s
Henry Mlesse residence has received
new coat of paint
Jos. Nathan & Sons have just re-
ceiyed two car loads oil winter apples.
Mr.. ReynolI has just finished giving
the exterior If his residence fresh
coat Of paint.
The red paint on the court house
shows out prominently since the trees
have shed their leaves.
Cards are out for the silver wedding
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. w. Barlow
for Friday. November first.
The Ladies Society of the Congrega-
tiional church will meet this Thursday
afternoon 1T the home Of Mrs. Geo. w.
Ryland.
Mrs. &. l.. Harper presented her bus
baud with a bouncing baby girl, Sunday
morning Mother and child are doing
we'll
II. Bnchner's law Office is now in the
Shuwalter block, Just across the alley
from it5 former location over lvcy y
Webb's store.
Judge Sloan, of Beaver Dam, left Tor
his home Friday moraing, Judge Glenn
entson taking charge of the Court Tor
49, e tho tarut
Miss Barbara Schloe3ser has a com
plete line Of millinery goods Just re-
ceived; also imported and domestic
warns. See notices IN another column
Mccoy & Thomas having large line
of fall and winter goods, are making
special discount on cash sales of ten dol
lars and over from now until the first OF
the year.
he new City Hall will not be remod-
eled for city offices until next summer,
this time being given Mr. Goble to Sc
cure suitable rooms for his furniture
store and shops.
The sale of Hurley, Hyde Il Hyde on
Saturday was largely sattended. Jehile
HYDE as auctioneer drew large crowd
in front of their building aud in short
time sold seven top buggies and -four
horses.
Fall trade is slow in picking up this
wear owing To the excellent weather fol
ont door work. Farmers will please
moi forget their duty to the HERALI
when they come to o the county seat
Henry Ressmeyer has moved his
harness shop into the south rooms OF
the Walker block, north OF Meyer:
Bank. He also has q large and selec
stock Of goods. See his adycriiseme
in another column.
The regular annual meeting of tn
Grant Co. Agricultural Society will b.
held at Lancaster. Wis, Saturday, Nov
,. 1889 at Bank of K. Meyer X Co. 70
the election of officers for ensuing year
Il. MEYER, JR Sect'y.
A company At Prairie du Chen, wit
Senator Kidd at the head, has bee
formed for the manufacture Of basket.
The firm guarantees TO employ twenty
five men for live years, and rs an il
dueement 10 the enterprise The cit
gives 81. eco bonus.
Fred Biehartz and Peter Casper, I
Cassville. j. Pleumer. of Potosi, CuSl
man Bros Of Rewey. j Ii. Llylngstol
az Livingston, and Franklin Bros,
Montfort. were in town Saturday TO a
tend the sale Of Hurley, Hyde & Hyd
f Graham has purchased two acr
Of land of Louis Alt, South of Mrs. Fl
Iyey's property for the sum Of $50
A residence 24x26 feet will be erected ,
il in the spring, A barn 14x22 feet
now in process of construction viii
Mr.. Graham will use as soon as col
plsted.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-10-31
coRa

This town, the first east Of Monifori,
on tho North western. was laid out by
Daniel Zimmcr some fifteen years ago
and was named Eden. The station was
called sucoessiyely, DanviIlc, Cross
plaius and finally Cobb. after Judge
AmaSy Cobb,n now of Lincoln, Nebraska,
which name it will in all probability,
retain
The land on which the depot is built
was donated by Messis Joseph Dfurie
and Dan1 Zmmer. ST.. The reputation
is about four hnndrrd with pretty homcs
ANA busy business men
9. Harvey & Sons own the ware house.
They slip large quantities of gram
also zine orc from the surrounding
mines Huse Cunningham & j..
Bailey and Henry Gun lingham & ID.
Baker comprise the two stock shipping
companies and do large business.
VIM Billings, the efficient Station
Agent aud telegraph operator having
charge Of the Northwestern business.
Willard Eastman, the lumber mer-
chant and banker. is doing lively
business.
There are two hotels. The CONNER
cial Hotel by Il. Manning, who also has
charge ola saloon. across the street, and
the Central house with saloon attached,
by NJ. Doyle. Both gentlemen look well
to the wants Of travellers.
w. j. Rapson has charge of the in
terests OF Uncle Sam ut the Post Office
and is courteous and obliging.
The furniture and ulderking estab-
lishmcnt is in the hands of E. Thomas.
Bray Bros run first class meat mar
kel. 4 well filed hardware store is the
property of G. r. Fox A. Keys runs
a livery stable and Thos. Bully restau-
rant
The -four general stores are owned by
Peter Schultz. cot IL Shoe store in
cthlit tiiOU, H. ~ w Iitt u W. Coih
Flibach; and NJ. + Sexton. The wants
of the ladies in the dIessmaking line are
looked after By the Misses Shay and
Mrs Drurie.
Paddy Manning keeps a boot and
shoe repairing shop near the depot while
Hugh Spencer and Dan Zmmer, Jr.,
are the principal carpenters of the vii
lago.
DR.. f. j. Ziegler is the only PLY 81
clan and Surgeon in town. lie also
owns and runs neat Drugstore.
Q her business houses are: Merchant
Tailoring, John Martinek; Wagon and
Blacksmith shops, Spang & Goldthorp,
Henry Miller, ard s Rohr; Cheese
Factory, Philip Casper.
"A fine graded school is presided over
by Misses Pellow and Jones. There is
but one church-thc Methodist Episco-
pal services being held every Sunday
afternoon by Rev. Mcrrifield, of Linden.
Arthur G. Knapp and wife ARE The
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-10-31
z OR cLosURE SALE.

State of Wisconsin. Grant County. in Circuit
court.
Joseph II. Harrington Plaintiff. rs. Bertha
Lopgbotham aud Thomas LOngbotham aud
William Paiser Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue and pnr.
snant 20 judgment OF foreclosure and order OF
sale made i'm the above entitled action. rem
dcred by said court at the regular October term
thereof for The year isSS held at the Cont House
IN the city of Lancaster, Grant County. Mis-
consin. commencing on the 9th day OF October,
A. D. 1888. said Judgment aud order bearing
date the 19lh day OF October, A. ID. lSSS, and the
time allowed BY law for redemption having ex-
PRED and no redemption having been made
therein will on the l1th day Of December A.
d. 1889. al one O'Clock in the afternoon. Of said
day at the front door OF the Court House il the
city OF Lancaster Grant County. Wisconsin. offer
for sale aud sell at public auction, to The highest
aud best bidder or bidders, for cash. the follow
ing described mortgaged premises, or 80 much
thereof as will be sufficient to raise the amount
due OF said judgment, interest and cost togethe !
with expense Of sale. t0-wit: The west half OF
the southeast quarter Of section ihlrty three $50
township 81 range three (3l containing eighty
acres in Grant County. Wisconsin
Dated Sheriff's office, Lancaster, Wis, this
29th day Of October, ID. 1852
FRANZ G.. THOMPSON.
Sheriff Grant County, Wis.
Herman Bdchner plaintiffs attorney. 7. o.
address Lancaster, Urant County, Wisconsin
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-10-31

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covers every topic Of interest from the news oi
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Mr.. Allen sweara by 10 u Is really wonderful
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MIR. LEE. well perhaps Ind btijprsend FORA
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Pattern she may choose and IN any size which
alone makes each copy worth 80 tehtr AID aust
want jacket pattern like MR. Alleu# The
subscription prize is only - 90 year ana !
must say can't see how they can publish So
elegant Magazine for 50 little money