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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-01-03
lcomnnnioateal

Republican did not intend TO prolons
the controversy. with the ZFller's Lady
or Parody = nor will the readers Of that
sheet be satisfied TO have display OF
moralizing sentiment at gushings Sub.
stitute the vigorous, pithy and matter OF
fact editorials Of the Teller's teller
1t relieved The subscribers when the
TsUer1s letter informed the pnblic. that
his feminine orrespondent lived twenty
miles away (may be inferred that no
had just finished reading 9hcridanS
Memoirs, for 1t was difficult TO believe
that a Lady, living In Lancaster would
give vent to her political dissppoint-
mem, ny an attempt make derogarory
statements about our Y Dung ladies;
publishing these to the world, because
m opportunity was offered to use the
columns of q newspaper.
The moral taught by the life Of tho
classical youth Nareissus (who is per-
haps the model of those mythical young
mem mny we'll be applied to this fem
inlne novelist, in her vain and undis-
guised attempt TO display to the world
the stock in trade Of classical poetical
and biblical knowledge.
The undersigned does not pretend 10
be public teacher Of morals and relig-
ior, nor does he feel competent TO COM
prehend the Bible or be able 10 quote
Barns. Bryon or Shakespeare which
have seemed TO furnish mind and
matter to the self appointed female
protector of feminine modesty, bat docs
pretend to he 10th 10 lash poll
teal pariv by assailing innocent and
pureminded girls.
But rs the Tslisrs Lady has with
drawn. her derogatory statements. the
only object of the Ausion Hurto has
been accomplished, and therefore the
undersigned bids her farewell, with the
expectation, that before the next presi
Dental campaign this feminine cham
p:on VIII have graciously aoquiesced il
the :ce-;tahle,
IN f,s7o:7, 'ii0T
RaF~4L.c8
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-01-03
nol,pAY excURsloN

Now visit -FOUR friends during the
Holidays. On Dec path, 25th and Slst
1888. and January lat. 1889 The
Burlington &C. b & NJ will sell
tickets batSeen all stations on its own
line. and TO all points on the C, b. &
q lines east of the Missouri River,
including Chicago. St, Louis. Galesburg.
Peoria. Quincy. Hannibal. Kansas City,
St. Joseph. Council Bluffs. also TO
Omaha. at tho very low rate of one and
one-third fare for the round trip. These
tickets will be good 10 return on or
befors January srd. 1889. Take ad-
vantage Of this extraordinarr offer, and
get your Holiday tickets of agent Of c.
b. an. r. r. at Galena. Ill 4S--46
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-01-03

ADJOURNMENT CALENDAR AND STAND,
TIE most convenient, valuable, and
novel business. table or desk calendar
fol 1889, is the Columbia Bicycle Calen-
dar and Stand issued by the Pope Mfg
Co, Of Boston, Msss. Tie calendar
proper is in the form of a pad contain
ing 365 leaves. one for each daY in the
year, 10 be torn of daily. Tie leaves
are 5tx24 inches. a portion Of each Is
left blank Tor memoranda, and as the
leaves are not pasted. but sewed at the
ends, any entire leaf. as we'll as the
memorandum blank, can be exposed
whenever desired The pad rests upon
portable stand, which lakes up very
little room. and when placed upon the
desk or writing table. the entire surface
Of the date leaf is brought directly. and
left constantly. before the eye, furnish
ing date and memoranaa, Impossible to
be overlooked A departure is made
this year In that portion Of the quota
lions pertain TO typewriting and steno-
graphy. with occasional reference TO the
new Becker typewriter made by the
Pope Mfg. Co. The information con-
tanned on the calendar would, If placed
in book type. make fair sized volume
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-01-03
A erAl oeNrLrMAN HANGED

waa going, IS we are, to Glastonbury,
jogging along and thinking; woke up al
the sound of horrid voice which said.
'Stand and Deliver!r MY word. | did
stand. even my hair. | became con-
scious of looking right down the barrel
OF gun, which misunderstanding
fellow was coolly "potting' me with;
out Of my saddle to the ground like a
lamplighter, so quickly that tho black
guard was gratitied and laughed. That
laugh made me feel better. What do
you want?' said /. "Your horse,
said he. aDo take that gun down. !
beg, now, like q good fellow, take that
gun down" "Oh, you're all right, ]
see. said the rascal, $50 YOU can jog
on. J." 'what will you do with himp'
said (. "Ridc him till he's done up"
Now. my good sir, said [, coaxinglv,
'whcn he's knocked mp. will you do
mo the great kindness of tying this
card round his neck well, see no
objections may be WILL He seemed
quite amiable ne lie said so. had to
STICK nv cards in the saddle flap.
walked on hundred yards, saw the
brute mount mine took of my hat and
aalnted him. which he conrteously
rsaiprooated. ding his spurs into Bever-
lev Hanks and here, when | came to
rnTself. | stood disguised Well, it's
not fer on 70 DENIES. trudged on.
aaa ae~L morning got to Glastonbury.
10 -ca fhi-R | saw Beverley again?
Yes ! I'D. Tie NANNY first bush
ranger ana sticking up-was q gentle.
man, rode aim TO standstiil, tied nv
card round his neck. That card, Bever-
lev too. not many weeks after came
hack to me. l say that fellow was a
gentleman. He was hanged about
three months after. = The Geneis q
Queensland
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-01-03

sas the 1ADDEaLs WOMAN ~AALfEss
!. 4.fhs Empress FREDERICK, I writesyoQs
Of her sst.-a member Of the consular
.aerviee and Anertise--s'is.psrha the
saddest woman alive She loved her
husband. che loved power because she
has In high degree the political
faculty and is endowed with q mind
which settles things Wholesale rather
than in detail. and she is very proud
woman in the very best sense Of the
word Her husband and the throne,
for which she had carefully educated
herself, have been taken from her. The
misery Of worldly greatness was i'm
pressed apon her 10 the most cruel
object lesson with which Providence
was ever pleased TO teach human
being. Her pride received sore rubs
during the greater part Of her married
life But l. was butfeted with during
her short and unhappy occupancy Of
Imperial throne, and was trampled up
on In the early days of her widowhood
She onlg was esteemed "a her husband .
wife. AS woman, she was held of no
account. because her sex are despised
in Prussia This was great affiiction
10 the eiueSt hdukuttl VI N(uCcu faSe
toria, who. when the Empress Fred
erick was child. filled perhaps the
greatest position that there was in the
world. One of her daughters have her
mind. They were kindly and well dis
posed and duiiful toward thoir mother,
but not in touch with her. Being
Obliged 10 quiz The palace inswhieh she
lived nj Potsdam with her husbafH dur
ing thirty years was cruel blow to her.
She has become deeply p'ous. Religion
alone fits her heart Tic paint brush
and palette have been laid aside. II is
her intention to devote herself q great
deal 10 schools and hospitals. and 20 adj
diet herself to what is known as Chris
tian socialism. Mother sho nor her
husband liked political socialism. They
felt that the State could never save a
people and that salvation should come
Of Individual effort. working from With
In outwards."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-01-03
R0TiGE.


Tnichen q Osborne, proprietors Of
the Lancaster Excelsior Works wish it
understood that they haze not given
authority 10 anyone. TO contract wood
or in any way do business for them
1t having come TO their kuowledge that
man hy the name of ,'Chas Fry" has
reported to various people that he was
working for them, they wish to inform
the public that be IS Ia no manEer con
nestsd Nth their business and hereby
wsrn The plbi;c not 70 transact bust
ness witt n;n in thsir ns-ue
1hsJ vii b. pleased 70 meet arJ d
the farmers a psrson s1i coatrs>i
Nth thsn f9r s;thsT Sass CT PoPia:
wcod Tfw.cgE-- & CssosxE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-01-03
aTnm1 ar ssauTs


is . JOY forever says TIE poet ssee g
thing Of beszg IS IT, Ios Faiscs an-
a1sliT erected il tie cir Of ST Paul.
Previous 10 1856. Montreal had been
tue one Sity il TIE western Hemisphere
20 build medieval castlss from blocks Of
transparent ice. aud 10 hold a carnival
Of winter spoits ia connection For
some time. no one deemed it possible
to rivsl The ciiv by the st Lawrence ia
this particular, but lively citizens Of 81.
Paul were determined thst Canada
should have no monopoly Of any good
thing In 1886 a palace Of moderate
dimensions (but larger than the Cana
dian one,) was built; larger one in
1857; more elaborate one in 1888, and
in 1889 it will surpass all former efforts
Go to St Paul the last week In January
and see it The Burlington is the
line to get yon there. Call on the Ioca
agent. or write 70 w. j G. Kenyon
Gen. Pass Agent. G B, & n. r r., St
Paul, Minn for particulars.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-01-03
e,-.,so Al 80 rAoTcH,

The ne~ gear Of ISIS oPened hright
and warm. seemingly 10 smile on Ian
castsISs nsw enterprise. The Excelsior
Factory that was to be inEugnrated
tha. dsy By ten O'Clock 'al the
worlds but not bis wife. for unfortunate
F. Is the ladies were conspicuous only By
their absence. gathered at the factory
to see the machinery started for good
and the manufacture Of Excelsior made
q permanent institution Of the city
As the works have been outlined
before In the HERALD minute descriP-
ton viii not be attempted here. II Is
needless TO say all took deep Interest
10 the process Of manufacture. from
drying Of the wood to the final bailing
for market. The hum Of Machinery;
the perfect working of all the depart
ments, was satisfaction TO the many
citizens who had contributed to its
advancement worthy the day and the
enterprise Of Messrs. Twichell q
Osborne, the owners of the factory.
After everything had been examined
and commented on. the whistle blew
for the first time, and the two dray
teams at the door believing that ''every-
thing went when the whistle blew im-
medlately started up street at q lively
gait. Arriving at the top Of the hill.
they allowed themselves TO be stopped
without hurt or damage, after looking
back and seeing that The factory was
still there and had come TO stay. Then
the band that had gathered for the
occasion struck up lively air which
brought everybody TO the first floor
TO listen TO the sweet strains Mr..
Twiehell. who Is a member. refrained
from taking part out OF modesty, and
stood back with Mr. Osborne, both
looking dusty. proud and happy.
AT tho conclusion of the music Judge |
Cementson stepped upon q. truck and
calling the meeting to order gave a
short resume of the proceedings that
led to the establishment Of the factory |
the meeting of citizens to consider the |
proposition Of Mr. Twichell that they |
shonld donate the building and property |
khe and Mr.. Osborne pus in the plsnt;
the. final acceptance and Subscription |
to bny the property; and the opimina- |
rion of'tks affair in the Warranies Deed
that-hs took pleasure in presenting TO
the worthy gentlemen who BY their |
energy and perseverance had overcome
obstacles that were unsupported By ap5 |
who had been 30 willing TO further the
enterprise. The Judge further stated that
some two hundred dollars over and |
above the amount requisite TO purchase
the property had been raised and on
motion that amount vas donated TO |
Messrs Twichell q Osborne as New
Years grit. With hope Of prosperity to |
coms
Mr.. Twichel stepped forward after
mors music By the hand and thanked /
the cttizens for their generosity and
fullfilmentof pledges made He felt
sure the business would provo an un-
qualified success. and while they would
not make promises. other industries
would follow II practicable
Mr. Osborne was called for and made
short address seSonding MIR
Twlchell's assertions Three cheers
were then given for the enterprislng /
gentlemen and the meeiInR adiourned
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-01-03
BEWARE or olRTMENTs FOR oATARRh
THAT CONTAIN MERCURY.

BEWARE or oIRTMEkTs FOR oArARRr
THAT CONTAIN MERCURY.
as Mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering Il
through the mucus surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physicians.
as the damage they will do are ten fold
To The good you can possibly derive
from them. Halls Caiarrh Cure, man
ufactured by F. j. Cheney g. Co,
Toledo, o., contains no mercury, and is
taken internally. and acts directly upon
the blood and mucus surfaces of the
system. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure
be sure you get the genuine, it is taken
internally and, made. IN Toledo. Ohio,
by F. J. C6eneX& Co. -
B6TSold by Druggists. price 75 cents
per bottle. 42-45.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-01-03
God reliable men can 6ud perma-

Coed reliable men can 6ud perms-
nent employment by addressing &. C.
Person s Co.. Nurserymen, Waterloo.
y. / They hire on salary and pay ex-
penses. OF on commission. il preferred.
paying Hiesaly Previous experience
not required. Outfit free. Established
over twenty years Write them at once
for fvrms. 49-46
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-01-03
MOUNT IDA.


We again pen few notes for the
GrsHt County Herald, and trust the
paper may be read with interest the
coming year. Our newspapers are
really the peoples library. and if pro-
served are good works Of reference, up
on all general subjects. and especially
on political and national affairs. We
are having many visitors from the west,
making parents and friends happy by
their presence Its good 10 see old
familiar smiling faces once. again aad
hear them relate tireir, exp gience; Of
western life and future prospects
Amongst our visitors are MIR. John
Parker & former resilient Of Woodnian.
nov a ny9speroas farmer il laws : Mt.
John Andrews. from Nebraska, .apd, Mr.,
NsasorsK acx. from. Dak0,ass Mr. = Vim.
osBHen.rof. Dakota. Is also yikitng kli
mother and trls6ds:; ke- iIsehAssstsrn.
Ing home on Wednesday ION n one
Of OUT best yong men ALWAYS joSial
and pleasant
Since our last notes were written
death has again visited the home Of
Dir. Leonard Ransom taking his young
est child from the family circle Mr..
Ransom has the sympathy OF the com.
mpnity Ia his bereavement
Mr.. Kingsley. Of Werley. buried his
little son last Saturday. ths poor little
fellow vas great sufferer
Mrs MARY McRichan, or Bo:cobel.
has been visiting her parents
hIr Samuel Ransom has sold his
farm 10 Mr.. henry Richmond
Miss Mary Carmodg. from Boscobel,
came TO spend Christmas with her
friends at home Miss Dol Sandle
hauga. af'si . long sisit in Dakota, re-
turned TO her home in MI Lin Doll is
ono Of those smiling pleasant girls that
always receives hearty welcome.
CORRESPONDENT.
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a Warm Reception.


"rhe fellow with lantern jaws, knock
knees, cross eyes and dirty, grimy hands,
who calls himself editor of the Ba1le,
would do well to wash his linen at home
hereafter" says the Bloomington Blade.
eHe came into our sanctum last Wednes'
day, sat on our new table, cooked his hat
back on his slab sided head, spit tobacco
juice on the cat, and undertook to argue us
out OF the publication Of that scandal in
which he is involved with the wife oi
Colonel Jimpson. Then he undertook e
threaten. Finally he begged and whinod,
and at last pulled an old horse-pistoi &c
shoot us. We don't allow yermin of that
sort in the office Of the Blade. and certainly
not in our sanctum. Hence. after tearing
his arms almost out, and wringing his neck
we mopped the front Office floor with him
and slammed him out into the gutter by The
pavement, with his old horse-pistol on tol
Of him. We did this not only for the purt
fication Of our sanctnm, but to teach hin
and oil Of his Xix that Bloomington cant
hold such cattle
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-01-03
rAr Nrrr DAY

Detroit Free Press: Visitor What
did you think of the menu last night.
Mrs. BlissP
Mrs. B-Why. it was all eaten up
before got 10 the table. and they say
the tout ensemble was a perfect failure
too sweet, | suppose That's the
worst of trusting everything TO the
caitff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-01-03
PERSONALS

Geo. s. Whitchcr, Of Lima. WAS 10 the
City Friday.
Miss Lizzie Reichel ia the guest Of
Mrs Park Dudley.
Jas. Davis of Patch Grove was a cal
Ter in the city last week.
Miss Jennie Rockingham returned to
Spring Greene. Tuesday.
aIr. VIII Colburn, Of Plattegille.
visited friends here Tuesday
Decatur Pulfold has returned to take
charge of his school in Georgetown
Sheriff Dolphin and j s Wright
went to Fennimore New Years day.
Miss Lollie Carter went to podgevills
Wednesday morning 70 visit relatives.
On Saturday Miss MAY Elton rent to
Earabco TO Tisit her sister Mrs. Z. G.
T;ans7
III bait Daaia7 .ard Charlie wright
ws7s i 1s-sl Green last wesk listing
friends.
Geo Baxter came down from Fenui
more to spend New Years with his
friends.
Mrs. Edward Pollock spent several
days this week visiting friends IN Mill
waukee
Mr. aud Mrs J. / dagshsll Of mill
waukse, are the guests Of MIR aud Mrs
{, " Hill
HRS. ida Potter and little daughter
started Tor Fergus Fails. him Tsdnes.
day no7ning
i 4. c. nopgh. q Tit Ida, Nth his
sc--:--la- from Nebraska wers Il this
citg Sats-day-
NJ. 54:n saS.er game home from
c-asa les. sees - sres3 shs hofda?s
nth lis =o.sg-
his. ostTa.is. aSd i;itis sga started
Ter thei2 to-sa il Tsss fiaststsss. Ssw
Tesf, Tsdo=sia!
ATS Ora feli 81 sa;isasfss, visited
aiiss csStis -Sattaa last Tsss ise=
Ilazedsy Satil Sets.da?
Maesi Rast7all, loil SexssF sle
Geo Ciszeatsoa returned - tie Stats
UpiTersitr. Wednesday
". { Draper. who engaged il ths
drug business il Sturgeon Rsy. Is visit
ing his parents il This eity
, Miss hattie Mcpherson visited he
: friends Miss Minnie Blsdes aud Mis-
Lizzie Anderson. IN Benton. last weet
! On Wednesday,, Jan Fad Mi:
: Louise Sitter. OF Mt Ida. left 10
Chicago. where she viii remain sewers
: weeks.
Geo. McCarty aud Harry Barnet
= went to Platteville Mondsy evening t
: attend the Hook and Lsdder company
! dance
, Miss Nellie Kinney, OF Iotosi. sisite
Miss ida Buchner 16is week, On Tue
;. day she went to Livingston 10 is
b Miss Willari
:. Messrs' Joe and Willie Keene. WI
+ have been In Cherokee, lows. duTin
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-01-03
T1oun and County Neus.

Mrs. YIN. AEcGonigAl gave pleasant
dinner party ri her home Tuesday
Messr7 Joe Rogers and Harry Brown.
OF Tenninore. were In the city Monday
Mrs. 3. f. Greene gavo ten party 70
q few OF her friends last Saturday eve
ming.
aLs r1~.4l-li.. ILslhs~a hos = sarshcsAd-
the old Reed place recently vacated by
Thos Howdle.
4 two wear old child of John Aliens
died In Waterloo. on Saturday, and was
buried on Sunday.
Misses Nettio and Lena Oswald
entertained their friends at q six o'clock
tea Friday p IN.
On Monday evening Miss Laura
Schreiner gave pleasant social party
TO n number Of her friends.
Robt. f. Murphy. on Monday morn
inr, moved his jewelry store into his new
rooms IN The Showalter building.
Miss Dora Watkins occupies the posi-
lion of short hand and type writer 10
Bushnell and Watkins Inv office.
The Masonic installation Of officers
takes place in their new hall in tho
showalter building next Saturday eve
ming
In spite OF drop in prices,it being taz-
paving time. farmers are hauling grain
and produce to our liza. little oity in
large quantities.
Protracted meetings begin in the
Methodist church Sundny. mir. Mar
celIus extends cordial invitation 70 all
to 10 present
Saith Bros. bought g Basha colt q
TN mcCovi Taesda- pairing sis5 fo-
he a0.7ai Ite7 shipped the colt tfs
sa-ca ds7 "a Ch:ceEo
Wm Gates. ons Of cur stock buyers
ST this point sold Thomas orion 400
Bushels choice barley for which he
received 81 cts Per bushel
Dentist John H Reed il so rushed
With work that Halle Kinney who
Is home from Chicago has bean helping
h;n through the holidays
Thomas Marshall ore Of ths Solid
farmers q North Lancaster, resolved o
car load q cora through the Ern q
Z I. .na7le7 & Co. Saturday,
4 toy sged foartssn years wss taker
g Sheriff Dolph;n 70 tie Reform
sohe9l Ct Wsukeahn Inst ~ssf. Ios
aoJs ZANE ~es ne-naa Smith
7e-. S. D. Tuiso.d ~eat . Slco0-
.2Eca las. Thsrs3a= % ecadSes :hs
fsaa1at saz~.eas # Elsie. sisssr Ca skss:
C 6obs7t Newman Of that pless
MSS Itoc:s Ao-a=s ~ss tbs iSssi
ca e d1e1 tbs obiaa tsa SCI 1hsa ths
.::ck*ts rera eol@tsi 81 -nocoy sc1
1hozas sto1s 81 Ssr tss7s eye
Isaac Ga7shws;ts Of Little Gssat
1biis standing "a Tasasrs ts5a talk
i7g 70 some ,lsa isst Sassrisy va
ficksd il the b&ok % horse ald ss1i
oasl7 injured ioteTusll7
he 1onFres atioasl Ladies Scciet
Uset Nth Mrs VIM Starr ibis (Thnrs
daY) afternoon All Of the ladies or
requested 10 be present as the snnzs
election # officers will take place
The saoosth school class OF seve
young ladies were entertained at til
home of their former teacher Mr.:
Robert E Murphy last Thursday sfsel
noon
:. The revival meetings at the stou
school house in Boice Prairie unds
Rev. Mr. Mareellus of the III. f. churo
have been unusually successful, TWEEN,
/ having been received into the church.
Mrs Dwight Parker OF Fennimor
presented her husband with twins. bot
girls. Tor q Christmas present III
Parker is the proud fstbar Of ak bsai
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-01-03

Epoch A citizen who had Just bad
tooth pulled howled himself dismally
through the reception room aud down
stairs to the street
II believe you are next. sir. said 8
waiting sufferer. politely.
''Oh. no. sir, you cams in before ]
did.
I'm sure I'm mot next. shifted an
old lady.
Il shall have to give up my turn, =
remarked another regretfully I've
stayed here longer than / ought 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-01-03
nsw yeaa.a eAary.


The Young ladies of this city treated
the young men 70 pleasant sleighride.
supper and social. New Years night. in
the place of receiving calls in the morn
ing as has been the custom heretofore.
BE- eight o'clock part of the young
people met at the residence of Jnee
Schreiner and part at Jno. Oswald's.
Two large sleighs with four horses for
each sleigh held the merry COMPANY.
who rode shout tho city for an hour
dlscoursing sweet music on the frosty
evening air The party. composed of
about thirty couple. took supper at Mis-.
Webers restaurant. I,
After supper all adjourned to the
home Of Mias Mamie Ayde. where fan
and social amnsements we're enjoyed
until late hour.
! The singing os7srf. WIN colburn. Of
Plattsville. .wes especially good A
shadow Pantofnine entitled The An
cient and Medieval Ballad OF Mary
Jane" was. given. causing much mirth
and laughter. Miss Clara Jones read
the Ballad, Miss Name Barnett acting
the part OF School Ma'am. Geo. Q.
Sykes the country school boy. Howard
Rhodes Lord Mortimer and Laura
Cover the father Of Mary Jane
The entertainment was highly anus
ing after which ali Joined 10 playing
games etc
The girls got mp tina party and entel-
tainmcnt. paving all the bills, and
az usual with Lancaster Sizes It proved
to be most desidet success
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-01-03
Dissolution pf Partnership.

The partnership OF / 3 Fox q Co.
OF Nit Hope, being this day dissolved by
mutual consent. oil parties owing said
firm will please settle by Jan l, 1889
l. b Fox,
AsTHoNT ABRAHAM.
Mts Hope. Dec ID. 1883 $50
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-01-03

a BASKET sosia6le ~iu be ksii at tee
Graham sehoal touss three and oRs half
miles narth-Test Of this city January
l1th. 1889. for lhs benefit Of he
minister salary 4 good time Is ex
pected AL sFe invited 10 come and
take part il The fun. COMMITTEES.