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The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12
COURsING.
Interest In the Big Meeting at South
Huron, North Dakota.

Interest In the Big Meeting at South
Huron, North Dakota.
Coursing men are looking forward with
much interest to the result Of the meeting
of the Aberdeen Coursing Club, which be-
gins at South Huron, N. OAK, on the 18th
inst.
The Californ a representatives will be
from the kennels of Robinson & Peyton
and j. II. Rosslter. The latter has two
likely candidates for first honors in Way
farer and Arapahoe. the latter being well
thought of for the puppy stake. Late ad-
vices state that the California dogs are
showing well in their training.
The drawing for to-morrow's running
at Ingleside took place on Thursday even
ing at Delta Hall, thirty-six dogs being
drawn as follows:
T. Brannan's Rapid VS.. J. shea's Fearless, ].
+. traces Nelly Conroy VS.. d. Leonard's Will
O. Wisp, II. Springs Premier VS.. J. Hannonis
Marguerite, F. Nunan's Regent vs. T. Bren-
mans Lady Ingleside, J. Larkey's True Blue vs.
J. lannon's Foxhal, P. Reilly's Bran VS.. T.
Buffers Susie, j. McGuire's George McGrath
vs. J. Sexsmith's Mission Boy, Valley kennels
Lillian Russell vs. D. Chilla;s Happy Dav' p
Reilly's Harkaway VS.. Alameda Kennels Daisy
I. Ryan's Gripman VS.. Valley Kennels Jimmy
Cork, NJ. Trayn or's Climax vs. J, Ryan's Stone
keys Galloping, W. Shields Fond Hope VS.. P.
ReIlly's Sam, F. Hughes Domestic VS.. j. Ryan's
d, I: Brennan's Gold King VS.. G. Duncan's
Iron Clad, s. Newman's Blue Light VS. Portal
d Haggerty's Elridge, E. Wilson'S Sunnyside
Maid VS.. s. Newman's Charlie Boy, j. Quane's
Young Clifton VS.. ]. Shea's Tullermore
Prizes are $25. $15, $40, So so, S. 80.
Two stakes are offered for to- m morrow's
running at Ocean View, one of twenty
dogs for the veterans and second of four
teen for the puppies.
Following is the result of the draw in the
old-dog stake:
j. Fitzpatrick's Lady Glare vs.. A. Merrill,s
Faster aud Fas ter, I. Cooney's Eclipse VS. J.
Wren's Magnolia, J. F. Graces Said Pasha VS.
]. Sullivan's Evening Star, d. ]. Healy's OIden
w vs. d. Roche's Gold Dust, A McMahon's
Lackawanna vs.. j. Segerson's White Chief
A. Merril!'s Handspring vs. j. Dillon's Rili
Nye, L. Cooney's Hercules VS. j. Kings Sweet
Alice, II Cooneys Grannaile VS.. j. Fitzpatrick's 3
Annie ii. DAILY, &. Randolph's Happy Jack vs
J. Cox's Menlo Boy, Casserly & Lehmanis Cali
fornia Vloletvs. M. Rogers Sly Boy.
The puppies were drawn as follows:
Lemons White Clifton VS.. D. ]. Healv,s
Myaimo, W. d. Murphy's False Alarm VS.. r
Cooney's Master Hopeful, NJ. O'Connor's LADY
Clifton VS.. James McCormack's White Lilys !
McCormack's Black Prince VS.. j. Lennon,s 81
Cloud, z. Eandolph's None Such VS. n
Mahoney's Nelly Gray, D. j. Healy's Move on
VS.. Casserly d Lehman's Princess Diana ! r
Cohen's Highland Mary VS.. J.Victor's Leinster
Bay. 'ei
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12

panions caught about 80 pounds of red roek.
cod at the Lime Point fog-whistle the Iargest
weighing AZ pounds and four of them over r
pounds each
smelt are not very plentiful, but few large
Target Rock, near Belvedere.
The tides are favorable at present, and CON.
tinual good fishing may be expected.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12
Rav Fishinn-

sAOsALITo, CAL, Sept 9.-Rockcod fishing
has been fair during the past week, and some
good catches have been made on the principal
fishing-grounds, especially in the vicinity of
Lime Point, where the fish are averaging
larger than any caught before this season
On Monday last James Benson, yell.known
angler and friend caught sixty-fve pounds of
red and blue rockcod at Point CavaIlo. tbe
largest weighing 315 pounds and five of them
over 2 pounds each.
On Tuesday Fred Robinson and two com
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12
THE ANGLER.

Blowing Up the trout of the Amer
lean River-The Fly Casters.
Mr.. Miller OF the Fly-casting Club has
completed three beautiful gold medals
which will be contested for by the mem
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12
Contractor Harnev injured.

Charles Harney, member of the Union
Paving Company, was injured in runaway
accident yesterday at Pine and Mon tgomery
streets. While hitching his horse the animal
started and ran away with Mr. harney holding
on to the lines. In crossing the street the
buggy was overturned upon him and he was
severely injured
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12
seasons games at Central Park:
CRICKET CHIRPs.

Admission to the last two games will be
81; to the others so cents.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-12
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NOTES FROM OTHER TOWNS
Cuba Clippings.

snow once more covers the ground ard
for the past three DAYS winter has frightened
It's grip on Us in manner to be felt The
roads are once more becoming smooth and
fttle snow viii make fine sleighing.
large amounts of hay, straw. corn ana
chop feed are being shipped in here at pres
ent Ed Mccormack had six car loads on
truck yesterday and six more coming. and
great many farmers are sending west and
Ing car loads on their own account.
suoh drain on the resources of the farm
ers cannot help but make hard times.
President Cleveland is having hard time
trying torun a republican congress on dem
oeratic ideas. He issued special message
to congress asking it to take steps Tor i'm
mediate relief for the treasury but at the
same time he and Carlisle both assert that
no more revenue is needed and that an in
crease in tariff duties will do no good and
recommends instead the retirement of the
greenbacks. To this the republicans in con-
gress will never consent and senator Sher-
man has lately asserted in speech in the
Senate that the whole trouble ia the treas
ury Is from lack of revenues to pay ex-
penses of the government and also shows
that the retirement of the greenbacks
would increase our interest bearing debt
nearly 500,0000OO, produce a sharp contrac-
ton of the currency. add greatly to the bur
den of existing debts and arrest the progress
OF almost every american industry which
now competes with foreign productions.
He also shows that the circuit of the endless
chain OF which the president makes such a
handling by which gold is being continual
ly drawn from the treasury by greenbacks.
did not commence till after there was
shortage in the revenues AS long as the
receipts exceeded the expenditures and our
exports were greater than our imports.
there was no demand for gold But as soon
as imports exceed exports then gold is re-
quired to be sent abroad to pay the balance
against us Nh. Cleveland is also reminded
that IN every administration since the war
TIL this one the governments receipts have
exceeded the expenditures and that the NC
hinley tariff produced monthly surplus
instead OF monthly deficiency as the pres
ent one is producing. To read the demo-
cratic papers we would suppose that the
present congress was elected to assist the
president in carving out his free trade
bond issuing schemes but such is not the
case. The people said by the last election
that they had had enough of Clevelandism
and they look to congress to deliver the
country from the clutches of foreign svndi-
Gates and restore confidence and business
prosperity to the country and if he twill
not sanction such measures as congress
sees fit to pass he and his party viii be held
responsible for tn consequences
AGTTAToR
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-01-09

a, we were glad TO see the Hon. j. c. church
~ clerk OF the circuit court last SUNDAY.
The Baptist church Is at present without
4 pastor The former pastor T. y Evans
preached bis farewell sermon Dee ~ Al
present he is AT DodgeVille
Ruben and Fred Scherien have a contrart
10 uulld house up near Muddy for Mr.
eooA- Ihey nave already began work.
The debt that has been standing against
1 , "a; r. church has At last been paid. Mr..
tohh Wood circulated a subscription paper
ahlDIss our people the last of the year and
soon RAISED s9a.09, the required amount
Rev j. a Dixon began revival meetings
this week.
+, lodge in the village
me rock train is again at work getting
loNk near bertram Lake. More men are
wanted Board Tor the men is harder to
get than the men themselves.
the Masons held public installation Of
onSers Friday evening. Rev LEROY Ellis
OF Patch Grove conducted the ceremony. af-
ter when all sat down to a BANQUET served
by the Eastern Star ladies'.
our school open> q last Monday after two
weeks vacation.
~, John Wood went up to Lancaster last
Iuesuay on business connected with the es-
tate OF Samuel Winsor. deceased uNo
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Bagley

big rain Christmas eve took an the
Wlnu out OF our sails So far as a Christmas
1 res Vas concerned and now while we write
JACK Frost Is benumbiug our fingers and
rapidly driving mercury down Is points he
low zero Just think what would the wealth.
er be II we had ten inches or a foot of snow
Corners aud goers--E. NJ calkins and wife
ana an John orton and wife of La Crosse. Mrs.
Walt Shrake and viii Hart of Blanding, IN
Shan Stlles and wife of Sibley, Ia. James
McCiuskey Crawford Co. Wis
We expect to have a 1900 dollar han here
IN the spring. The Modern Woodman have
strong lodge here ana fine hall as a
place OF meeting is positive requirement
or necessity.
Good crossing on the ice to Clayton.
A. Calkins. Reed Patch and Eli MilIin went
through with stock to Chicago last week.
Eli says they enjoyed the trip very much.
Mr.. Millin hadn't been in the great city
since boy.
4 few days ago burglars thought to make
a big haul by breaking into the depot Wen
did they? Well. l should say not After
getting inside they cut their way into the
empty money drawer with a sack-knife So
disappointed were they to find Themselves
outwitted by our careful and thoughtfuI
station master who never leaN Is any money
for thieves to monkey with. that they
snatched up case o. Hoods SarSaparilla
ana pair OF suspenders and made good
their escape. The thief will now probably
feel something like that poor fellow mayer 5
almanac ana. ! was well and wanted to be
better, took medicine and am sick
Rev. Frank Bell. now7located on the state
Line circuit made this place a business call
New Year $. Mr. Bell sold. his interest here
IN some lots to Jacob Beer. Now we look
Tor Jake to put up fine residence in the
spring.
Peter GaSner ordered a car load of lum ber
last week and the chances are now that the
building boom will be at high tide next sum
mer.
Ed. Quick and family spent New Years
in Bagley
Geo. Miller spent New Years visiting al
Bloomington
Perhaps the most feasible route for tpat
new road from Patch Grove to Bagley, Glen
Haven and other points would be to strike
IN at or near the Jake Martin place and
come out on the sand bottom near the
krantz bottom place thus intersecting a
valley highway. We are informed that only
= OF mile of new road would have To be
made.
John Taylor purchased the TAYLOR Brodt
house and viii take possession in the spring
The hotel under the management of viii
Calkins is well patronzed.
Monroe of Mt. Hope talks of putting in a
meat market here in the spring.
b +. Keeler is out of town for a few DAYS
In the mean time call on Jim Day for any.
thing in the hardware line
With four more new seats added Beri
Groom gets along more comfortable witt
his IS scholats- ROB ROY
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Auction sale.

Mr. j. u. Taylor will offer for sale
on his premises situated p miles
southeast of Hurricane and six miles
south Of Lancaster, on Tuesday Jan
2lst 1896, the following described pro-
perty One span OF good work maers,
one set of double harness. one two
horse wagon. tnearly new,) one pair
bob-sleighs, (nearly new, eultiyator,
stubble pillow, forks, hoes, aud numer-
Gus small articles. Also quantity
Of corn and oats and rough feed con-
ssting Of straw and corn fodder.
Sale will commence at one o'clock z
NJ. Terms: One years time on bank
able note bearing per cent interest
4S-2t
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Preston

tnee John binsdale husties around IS
81 old.
Tom john on from the Norwegian sips
made trestonites pleasant Visit Yesterday
Jim Tormey was over This cold morning
tachat with the ba1s.
f. Newell and al. March have taGen the
eaod ~ the nice road with heir bicycles
ana have visited quite "A number ~ towns
casey is after sIen-Penny-Sma
again. AZ we see NV be sentinel
Miss Marie Mellor 81 Linden spcft several
aay, visiting her cousins Ed aud waiter
HeatBeote-
Daniel Burton u Ebene1er is visiting
friends iu Lancaster
Tine Misses Biee Roberts ana Livingston
have resumed work again 70 thcir rcspce-
tive schools.
e rs rumorcd that a lycepm wili soon be
orR3nlzed AT thu Blue. with be literary
and musical talent the Blues possess we
think their lyeeum woul0 be 4 success. ami
nave q tendency To bring the two com muni-
Ties Preston ana Ebenezer together fnto
perfect harmony and thus get UP q glorious
IiYlihooa
The news 81 William perkins sudden
death s. very sad and great shock 10 his
mauv friends in this vicinity But few pose
sesS So MANY good traits IS VIII He was not
ouly full ot life and ambition buzz was all
ways good humored ana had a Kind word
and smile for everybody. t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-01-09
North Andover.

The New Years mask ball was success.
supper at Louis krauts was all that could
be desired. There were III numbers sold.
Miss Frances Atkinson visited friends and
relatives during the past week.
Jas. e, Ryan took a flying trip to southern
Georgia returning the day before New
Years. He was much pleased with the land
OF flowers and darkies
There was surprise party at Jas. Ryan $
New Years day in honor Of his 63rd birth
day.
Mrs. Geo Bishopis having quite a siege
with qninsy.
NJ. L. RYAN OF Chicago was home for a
lew days during the holidays
school started yesterday after two weeks
vacation.
There was fire in town the other morn
ing, but owing to the promptness Of the Are
company II was soon put out. D. l.. Greene
is chief of the company
Louis kraut is shipping cattle and hogs
TO Chicago today.
The mill is doing fourishing business
win chris, Atkinson as miller and Geo.
Coombs as engineer. running night and day.
BETSEY
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Patch Grove

vacation is over and school began on
Monday with a good attendance in both
rooms. Many new pupils were enrolled in
the higher department. The primary room
has been greatly improved by the laying OF
new floor the addition of book shelves etc
MT. Allen. the creamery man. has brought
his family to the village and will reside here
for the present.
About thirtv-five good people invaded the
parsonage last Monday night and proceeded
to pound Rev. Ellis and family with all
kinds OF missiles from bali OF carpet rags
to hard cash. Everyone present reports a
very enjoyable time and the pounds
amounted in value to over $40
There's considerable complaint about
taxes this year, although the assessors re-
port shows that there is not single mort
gage in the township
Misses Carrie Finn and Ene Roberts have
returned to their respective, schools after
very pleasant vacation They visited the
family Of Rev. Greer, formerly pastor here
now located at Mcrrimac- this state.
Bruce Ellis and wife of Preston spent the
holidays here with his father $ family. Geo.
ellis came with them and viii remain to at
tend school here thiS winter.
chauncey styles and family q Sfpiey Ia.
have been visiting for several weeks at his
mothers Mrs JuU. Anderson. 1heY return
this week. to their home.
cards are out announcing ne marriage of
NE Levi Hvan ri North AnanEer ana iss
Stride tns ana in IRE near iutere ia
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Millville
NV, but isn'tit cold.


Owing to the bad weather the Christmas
tree was postponed until Christmas night
1t was very enjoyable affair
Frank Goan and Patre Horsfall were unit
ed in matrimony in the M. e. Church Dec
Both. The good wishes of many friends 90
with them on their journey through life.
The creamery boarders have felt the eff
fect OF the cold weather 10 such an extent
that they found ii necessary To borrow what
robes and blankets they could ind
Mr.. VIII Lawrence and family made a
pleasant visit with her sister Mrs. Alfred
koschkee last Sunday
Mr., and Mrs William Gregory were the
guests OF her sister. Mrs. VIM Lawrence
New Years day.
Mr.. and Mrs Anthony Mofden and daugh
ter Laura, were the guests Of Robert Stinip-
son Sunday.
II is rumored that Robert Stimpstn is
thinking Of selling his farm and moving To
the city We win he sorry to lose him for
he is good neighbor
Miss Ina Jackson spent Christmas ana
New Years at her home In Wyalusing
TOWN ROCK.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-01-09

81 Fenuimore Wis. Jan s. 1ssr Br Ge
AlEa I9oHIis MI frea n tarteruf soldier s
Grove Wis ana Siss ANNA 81 Rogers
At Mt Hope Wis pee a la by r.
WilGam SHEPPARD sir Fra1k Go5a ~ Mile
sit}e and Miss fatiehce liQtstaa
st Bo.cobel wis Jan 1895 S. rev.
Thos erqpen PIP EDWARD Berry ri Fenni-
more and aiss Regina @ Rief,an.
Isl aoutfort wis Dec 31 1905 by Rev
TB0s. William Stamp SIR. ,tahu Of}f5en Of
Montfort and Miss Frances kennedy
81 Wyamsine wis Bee F lsa5 Is Fred
Handy Justieeof the Peace ar 5gseifh Hen-
re Conn Of McGreeoT iowa and Miss Julia
ann Berts Of Bagley
At Lancaster wis Dec Is 1885 by Rev
Wm. Rowe Mn Alfred FaSeot efDagton and
Miss Annie ". Parkins
At Hazel Green Wis Jan 1906 by Rev
~ s. Mathef of cuba City Mr Edward
James osborne Of Linden and Miss Abble
Hehernan.
At Nuscoda. Wis. pee. 81 1885. by I{ev r.
Leo Panock Mr. Henry y. Pfiester agd Miss
Annie 81 Lauermann
Al Cassville. wis Dec 81 isg5 bV Res Ross
bach MIR. Joseph BfinkmaH 81 Cassfille and
Miss Mary Waert
AtJamestown wis Dec e 1906 IS Frank
Nogf Justice af the Peace dr Is. a -pensley
Of Dubuque Iowa and Hiss Anna Callahan.
at jamestown Wis. bee ri 1885 bv Frank
N9ELt Ju~titt OF Tue I-Sstt At- Hstfssi 3 ~
Yangmeister of Dubuque Iowa and Miss FL
ne Moyes.
At Jamestown Wis. Dec Is 1888 b. frank
Vogt Justice ~ the Peace Mr.. Charles
Schuk of Dubuque Iowa and Miss Ella
Douglas
At jamestown. Wis. Dec - 1855 by Frank
Eogt Justice Of the Peace. Mr.. James Ionge
Of Dubuque Iowa and Miss May Schader
At Lancaster. wis. Dec. II 1898 by Rev
VIM. Rowe, Mr.. Charles Thiede Of Arthur
and Miss Annie Hill.
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CassviIlo

genuine cold wave struck our village
last week sending he mercury down To ne
below 0. It also nlled lnng-felt want bg
freezing the river 50 that II safe crossing
tor loaded teams
Last Saturday Peter Kisborns horses be-
came frightened by a passing train and
ran a half a block when they came in con-
tact with tree which brought them 10
standstsii and broke the tongue ueckyOke
and doubletrees No other damage vas
done
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-01-09
FARMS FOR SALE!

A first-class stock farm of 1870 acres,
65 acres nnder the plow; IS acres
more can be cultivated with a little
work. Two good springs, plenty of
pasture, good timber and fair build
ings. Only 81 miles from Boseobel.
This can be bought cheap; half cash,
balance on time.
A good farm of $50 acres. miles
from Boseobel; 80 acres under culti-
walton. Half cash.
A farm of 100 acres 81 miles from
Boscobel; 10 acres under the pillow, 20
acres more can be cultivated. Good
spring and fair buildings. Half cash.
+. C. MUFFLEY.
ms & Real Estate Agt.
2t Boscobel. Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-01-09

Editor Herald We wish to acknowledge
our appreciation and heartfelt gratitude to
our many friends Of Patch Grove and vicin-
ity for the social surprise pound party given
US on the evening Of December 30 1885 We
know not how to express our gratitude for
the kindness shown US. but Will try by the
grace of God to partially repay the debt Of
friendly greeting Dy faithfuIness IN the all-
important work assigned US
PASTOR AND FAMILY
Patch & rove. Wis
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HO0dsc D;r1r cure all liver Ills, bilious
aAOes aS ness. headache. Csc.
weddings.

A very pretty wedding occurred at Liv-
ingSton January ,, il being the marriage of
Miss Maud Jacobs to James w. Pryor of
Hancock Wis. At six O'Clock the bride and
groom, with Miss Delphia Oswald of Lam
caster as bridesmaid, Miss Amy Jacobs
maid of honor, Geo. A. Jacobs groomsman
and Chas. Jones of Dodgeyille best man
march up the aisle of the NJ f.. church 10
ding march by Miss Nellie Cocklin and took
their places before the altar. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. PrA r of
Dodgevile The bridal nartv ana the
paired to the l. o. O. r. hall where a feast Of
all that is delicious awaited them
Mr.. Pryor is bright promising Young man
at present located at Hancock as a DRUGGIST
Mrs. Pryor is very estimable young fadv
and al Livingston which was SO long her
home, she enjoyed the respect and love of
everyone. our best wishes for a happy and
prosperous life go with them to their new
home
~
MARRIED. At the home OF the brides par.
ents living about five miles east of Lancaster
on Jan. list the Rev VIM. Rowe officiating
Mr. Richard BENEFITS and Miss Lulu East
man The bride looked handsome In tan
colored dress and the groom were the GUS
tomary suit Of black. There were about
SeYenty-hVe guests present to witness the
ceremony. Dinner was then announced and
all sat down to bountirul repast to which
all did justice most happy afternoon
was passed singing songs and having a coed
time generally. These worthy young people
are well known in this vicinity, the groom
being young man OF steady habits econ
onical and Industrious The bride WaS
reared from childhood in .the midst of her
present surroundings, and possesses those
qualities essential to a model helpmate
| They received many valuable and useful
/ presents, The wish of their many friends
may not encounter ripple Of sorrow or
adversely NJ
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All persons knowing themselves in
debt to me By account or notes past
due viii please call and settle at once.
s. W. Kerr.