Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-09-11

Special bargains will be found in the
New Department Store advertisement
on first page.
1t is reported that Lancaster is on the
list of places selected for Farmers In
stitutes the coming winter.
Art O'Neil smiles over the arrival of
a son. 1t came 10 his home Wednes-
day evening, and will stay.
Ar. Bushnell was nominated for
Congress by the Sd District Democratic
Convention at Madison. Thursday.
The coming circus gives its big free
show daily. rain or shine. The swing
to the clouds, in open air, is free TO all.
VIM Gates took load of hogs and
four loads of cattle to Chicago Wednes-
day, Oliver Club shipped a car of
cattle.
Culver & Co. feather renovators Sc
cured rooms in the Wenzel building
where they have been holding forth the
past week.
The Ladies' Society of the Congre-
gational church will meet Thursday
afternoon, at the residence of Mrs. r.
A. Twichell.
John Jane, the obliging Wright
House CLERK, acted as deputy in the
absence of the shrievalty force, Friday
and Saturday.
Several members of the legal fra
ternity from this city attended the ses
sion of the Supreme Court at Madison,
the past week.
The second day of the Fair, Thurs
day, Sept. 1Sth,wil be school children's
day. All children under the age of 16
will be admitted free.
Lizzie Reilander of DickeyVille, was
adiudged insane and taken 10 the State
Hospital for insane at Mendoza, Mon
day by Sheriff Thompson.
Most of the delegates to the County
Convention last Wednesday, owing to
its late session, remained until Thurs
day before returning home.
Mrs. Jennie O'Neill Potter assisted
by Mrs. Belle Nichols, of New York
City, will read here some time in the
near future. Dates will be furnished
later.
Last Thursday, Harley Garner,
hostler of the Lancaster house had the
misfortune to slip while assisting in
loading marble, breaking his leg above
the ankle.
Holland, Mclaughlin & Co.'S United
Monster Shows, Museum and Trained
Animal Exposition, will spread its "city
of snow white tents in Lancaster.
Wednesday, Sept. IL.
At the recent meeting in Madison, of
the Southwestern Wisconsin Teachers
Association it was decided to hold the
next meeting at Richland Centre. The
time set is some time next July.
Fal Mccartney, a young Farmer west
of Town, was run in Saturday after
noon by the marshal for being drunk.
A fine of 81. 90 was imposed and paid
and the young man given his liberty.
Among the special attractions at the
Fair next week win be one of Edison's
latest improved Photographs, one of
the wonders of the age, exhibited by
the Milwaukee Photograph Company.
In the 2:4S class trot at Dubuque, |
Saturday, Prince Lulu, owned by our
coming sheriff, w. j. Dyer took second |
money, beating Broncho, famous little
trotterbelongir g to Dr.. Cleary Of Galena.
The Royce & Lansing Company gave
very ENJOYABLE entertainment at the
City Hall, Wednesday night, to a fair
audience. The conn any is an excellent
one and deserves the full confidence of
the public.
Among new advertisements will be
found a choice farm offered for sale by
Henry S. Keene, of Madison. The farm
comprises LAP acres at Hurricane Corn
ers, well improved with fine houses and !
out buildings.
Last Saturday afternoon astwo young
ladies from Wyalusing, who were in
attandence upon the Baptist association,
were driving out to the asylum, they
were run into by team and had one
wheel wrecked.
The Blakes Prairie Agricultural Soci-
ETY. are holding their annual Fair at
Bloomington this week. Quite num-
Der Of fast horses have been passing
through this city BIoomingtonward to
take part i'll their races.
Moeers XValKa,. and Willis racaiv-od q !