Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-09-17


proving somewhat.
The business houses of the CITY
will be closed from 1890 to 5 o'clock
both Thursday and Friday on account
of the fair.
j w. Altizer, H. L. Moses. and
NJ. Miller, all Lancaster orators, viii
talk silver to Beetown audience this
Wednesday evening.
One of the pleasing sports of the
fair will be the Bryan and Mckinley
dodgers, l6 to l, and the Gold Bug.
Don't fail to see it work.
MIR. F. H. Armsburger left last
Tuesday for Palmyra. He wilIreturn
shortly and Dame Rumor has it that
he will return with bride.
The republican plurality in Grant
County two years ago for governor
was 1892. There were l51 Peoples
Party votes and 277 Prohfbitionist
votes.
Miss Aurora c. Bishop and Ran
die +. Kinney were married ia La
Crosse. Sept. s. They will be at home
to their friends in Bloomington after
October s. The HERALD offers con-
CALCULATIONS.
-Theo. Calvin and A Trap will
show at the Fair their Belgian horse
that took second premium and sweep
stakes at the Worlds Fair, showing
against ninety-seven head of the pick
ed horses of the world
Mrs Ella Iyey and son Clyde left
Wednesday morning for an extended
visit with relatives in the west. She
will make her headquarters with her
brother, Mr.. Lothrop in Nebraska and
perhaps willreside permanently there.
DR.. Glasier of Bloomington
brought his daughter Emma to Lam
caster Tuesday, where the young lady
took the train for Madison to attend
the university. Miss Belva Stone Of
Bloomington is also a, ending the
university this week.
Il. c. Mckinney has been called
from California on account Of htiga-
tisn growing out of the sale OF the
Platteville News to r. c. Huntington.
Mr.. Huntington has brought suit for
$1,000 damages. The case will first he
presented to Platteville justice but
without doubt will be fought out in
the Circuit Court
IS. 5. Missionary A ID. Macs has
returned from tour of Crawford,
Richland, Juneau, Vernon, and Mon
roe Counties. He assisted in organiz-
ing S. S. associations in Monroe, and
Juneau Counties. At SIS Rally at
Sparta held September 1st 600 schol-
airs were in the parade, the city was
beautifully decorated and the Saloons
closed their doors during the parade.
The Missionary organized large SIS.
at Blue River last Sunday with the
following officers: Supt.. Richard
Brewer, asst. Supt.. w s Hunger
ford, Sec. and Treas, Miss Mary
Homewood. The Missionary will
visit and preach 10 the S S. at Mt.
Zion next Sunday morning the 2oth
and at Anderson school house in the
afternoon.
w by is the negro black?" asks
writer in a magazine which comes to
our exchange table. Then he pro-
eeeds to tell Us why: Heat, light and
humidity are all causes Of pigmenta-
ton, and if to these we add the fact Of
the highly developed vascular sudor-
iparous system Of the negro, we have
travelled as far as our investigator is
able to help us Many of Us have
been worrying long time over the
cause that produces the black effect.
and we experience great relief now
that the writer has cleared up the
mystery We suppose that crow
has highly developed vascular
sddoriparous system, too,-at least
there is a crow down in the southeast
ward of this city that answers to the
name of Jim Tresham that certainly
seems to be built that way. Jim can
croak a few words and every morn
ing about o'clock he comes under
the HERALD reporters window and
yells sudoriparously, Hello, Bill Hell