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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-01
Come out and hear a reply to
A refreshing rain fell Friday.

Mr.. Park Dudley has been putting on
an addition to lis residence.
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society meets ms thursday afternoon
win W. = e"'''so
Mr.. k'Hso.a' q itdePea"'Ae'' lo"a'
attehasu the lahef"i n ~ U''sltef
Nellie - th's ei1y ias1 ihais0a5
Mr. hunsenhauscr has bought tue
house west Of tbs scho3i yard, formerly
occupied 10y MI VA Nahde"aii.
Capt G. IL Baxter with his son Mr..
Geo Baxter arc il C4icago this week
selecting tie new goods to furnish their
store in Fennimofe.
Miss +. y ecaloesstf j nome from
Chicago VITA I me lmo q millinery
goods eie SIC also has iuiI stoc6
OF fancy yarns and trimmings
Henry Roethe, Of Fcnuimore, candi.
Date lof 1iefN O circuit Oou'l' on INC
Democratic ticket pau mo HERALD
office pleasant VISIT MONDAY
Miss Matte Mcmahon died Monday
afternoon at / o'clock, of neuralgia of
Inc S'o'''' cn ~ "eoo''so' ~1s :
daughter . 'ohn McSla"on' q i"'i''
son.
Miss Nina Mcpherson and Miss May
IL II.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-01
OLE LOCAL EXCHANGES

Dial: Some wretch shot horse
belonging 10 Frank Kunerine, Of
/ Marietta, in the hip last weak, SO
seriously wounding it that it will be
crippled for months if not always. The
animal almost blcd to death before il
was found by Dir. Kumerine, who wants
to know what wretch committed the
distardly decd. The horse was seen in
neighbours field just before it was
shot and lis a trail of blool was traced
from where it was found to the field
named, hroad-shouldered suspicion
as to the guilty one is out.
Galena Gazette; The clothes limo in
the yard of Mr. Frd Groves was
robbed last evening about half past six
o'clock, willie Mr. Groves was at home
at tea. The thief cut the line at both
ends and took the clothes and line
along. II was bold operation. Mr..
Groves says that if he will bring the
line back he will hnd new supply of
clothing on it next Monday evening,
and will have an opportunity to make
another haul.
Bloomington Record: The horses
that came into Bio ,mingion last week
were on scare. On Friday the neck
yoke on Donnelly's buggy broke and
started the team. One OF the horses
had a large silver run in his foot and
was otherwise quite seriously injured.
The teams of Messrs McIver and
Conway were frightened in cornfeld
and ran away. No one was seriously
injured
A team Of Mr. Sniier's was fright
ened it wood pile near William Bates
house and ran into the city. Mr..
Snlos was thrown from the buggy and
ba lly bruised. The horses, after
mqsbing he buggy and turning things
wrong side out in general, were stopped
at the watering trough northwest Of
town.
While driving home on Monday
night Walter Hicklin's horse was fright
ened and ran off the bank near the
bridge this side of G. Parker's. Mr..
! Hicklin was thrown into the wire fence
near by and sustained serious cuts
therefrom The sulky was broken in q
number of places, but the horse was
uninjnred.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-01
HOMER.

We have had two splendid lectures
on prohibition, one by Rev. NJ. b.
Balch, the other b. Mr.. Leg. Both
able speakers from Madison.
A few met TO hear a Democratic
speech but the speaker failed to appear.
just as we hope their party will fail at
the coming election.
Sabbath we listened to a grand ser
mon from our pastor Rev. John Ford,
who is gladly received back among us
for year
Mrs S Z. Reed and Mrs g. w. Bur
rows, Of Lancaster have been visiting
friends here the past week.
Grandma Smith has returned to her
home iii Fvnnimore
Mrs. Gibbs and daughter, of Bosco-
bel made a short call at the home of
Mrs. Reed.
Our school has just closed its fall
term.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-01
PoTOsl.


Mrs Dolph Kinney and daughter
left this week for San Diego, Cal.
VIII, r. size viii jim her husband, who
went West last spring.
Mrs. Asburn. of Bloomington. is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Sprague.
MIR. and Mrs. Zeller are visiting in
Strawberry Point, Iowa with their
daughter, Mrs, John Duerst.
Will Spensley ana his mother. of Du
buque. spent Sunday with friends.
The school grounds will be grea tly
improved by the shade trees, which
have been lately set out, when they gel
little larger.
Mr.. A. Kraut left last week for Ne
brsska.
Mr.. J. A. Neavill has moved into
the house lately vacated by Mr.. Kin
ney.
Miss Lydia Walters and Nick
Seheumacher was married on Thursday
last at the brides home.
Mr.. Parker and daughter Filth left
last week for Omaha, Neb., for visit
with friends.
Rev. f. N. Cory has been holding
prctracted meetings at Mt Zion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-01

1 were born. y here the father and mother
! died. and where the first reunion of tins
/ children was held, is the same Old
homestead now owned by Mr.. and Mrs
| L. w Waters. The yorgest daughter.
Some Of the remarkable fscts Of this
/ reunion, are that there was only seven
| children born 10 this family. and all
1 present upon this occasion; al we'll AMI
| enjoy eo0d health. the oldest IS, the
Youngest AZ. As the five boys became
| Of age, they left home and went TO find
a home for themselves and family.
When he Youngest son was Fl. the Re
publican party was just born, and when
Ahraha Lincoln called for men, the
| LOYAL and patriotic blood of Sylvester
| Gleason. was in the hearts of those five
boys, and they stepped to the front and
placed their name with their strong
right baud, upon the role OF their coun-
try's defenders and were all honorably
discharged, and none wounded during
The war. Since the war the two
daughters have married; the youngest,
Pradis. to Lucius W. Waters. the
oldest Thesa, to james Dewitt. When
our country called for men, Lucius w.
Waters, son-in-law, was one OF the first
from Leuox to enlist and go Ia the
front Names and record as follows:
Samuel Gleason, Co g.. Is Wis. Unfit. /;
Al0nzo Gleason, Quarter Master Dept,
Little Rock, Arkansas; Ans,l Gleason,
Co. G. / Wis. CAV; Jarris Gleason, z,
Kansas, Cav. Harris Gleason, Co. b
1876 Ohio lift LuciuS Waters, IA
Ohio Ba Jerg IS months, then l25 Ohio
inf't to close of war; was shot three
times and taken prisoner twice, and
was in Libby prison several months.
On his return home, the boat Sultana,
blew up, and hundreds were drowned.
lie iloated nine miles and was picked
up BIZ . boat and saved 10 be present
up0n this occasion. All returned home,
ard in this Obs 100 Centennial year Of
Ohio ai Columbus mtt III the great q.
a r. cHcampment, and from there
came 10 Lem0N. 10 this the first time The
seven children bad net for 3S years
Those present fe0n other states were
S muel Gleason, wife and son, Alonzo
Gleason. Ansol Gleason ard aife All IF
whom wcre from Nebraska. Harris
Gleason aud wife from Wis. After
partaklng otone 1T tie best dinners Of
thjs centennial car tire following pro-
erammo was carried on; song "The
n'd house at home; Prayer by Mrs.
Wm. n Dan Ia; song, Dream Faces.
Address oe welcome hY II. u. Chaplin;
Recitation by ST liza Walters: Song by
Nina Smith; Remarks by Harris and
J M. Gleason; Recitation by Joseph
Ctapia; recitation bY Mira Evans.
Over enc hundred invitation were sent
out. As 1t was very rainy day there
were Just 75 present; and not one OF
the number viii vote The Democratic
ticket next Nov ember, bat the five sons
and two sou-iu laws viii vote for Harri-
SON ore James Dewitt voted for his
grandfather In 1910 There was one
present That once lived IN President
Harrisou's house, in Indiana. Thus
eaded this first family reunion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-01

change from the contract TO the Super
intendent system. was made, it met
with much opposition. many believing
that we were getting an elephant on our
hands. that would ruin Us Nith tax 8.
Ii was admitted that, under the contract
system, the contractors all made thous-
ands OF dollars; yet, they deemed that
the county doing the Same business for
itself, would result in anything but
bankruptcy.
OF that small number believing that
the superintendent system was the more
economical one for the county, Il. b.
Showalter was one. And he having an
experience of three years in running the
county farm, stood 10 4 position TO
judge OF the new system. And he as
sured many members of the County
Board that they need have no fear that
the asylum could be made self sustain
ing if properly managed; and the
county save thousands of dollars every
year to its taxpayers.
TIE committee having charge of the
poor and insane were therefore anxious
70 avail themselves of the benefit Of his
experience. and only obtsined il after
much anxious and earnest solicitation
and then he only consented TO take the
position more to accommodate the com
mitlee and desire to make il a success,
than desire to take upon himself lis
responsibilities; It's codhnements; its
social seclusions. and its dangers TO life.
During the time he has had charge as
superintendent the committee has not
been able to contract with him fer
longer term than one year at time
lie always h Ping the committee would.
before the expiration of his term.
employ his successor. During the lime
he has been superintendent the asylum
has been made self sustaining, 81 that
for The last four years tie taxpayers
OF Grant county have not paved one
cent toward the support Of lis insane,
the statement of one John Lowry to
the contrary notwithstanding, and if
there is one man. who more than
arc her has helped to bring about this
result. that man is r. b. Sh0wnl'er.
GEO. MCCALL,
Member of Board of Trustees of
County Insane.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-01
EENNlMoRE NOTES.

Our town has improved some the
past summer. Thore have been quite =
number Of new buildings built. Mr.
Reach has built fine house. ] Brech-
! Ter i inst finishing his house. Sam
Stevari, Mrs Bowers. ChaS. Fischer,
). Wilcox, all about completed. There
have been several other improvements
such as additions 10 their houses and
getting ready for winter We have the
telephone which makes it look a lit o
more like business and viii be handy to
get the returns from elections this fall
Political lectures are quite numerous
Of late, one most every night, sometimes
two. Monday evening va we're honored
with iwi lectures, a temperance and
Union Labor speech. Mr.. Legg the
temperance and Mr. Kohn represented
the Union Labor party. They both
spoke wcil, figured the cd parties down
We iinp. made the difference between
the old pirties in regard TO tariff only
cents difference. He thought it
w;ts very smali thing TO DO contending
about think there is more than just
the tarif question to be- considered
WHEN wc come to vote this fall. We
viii all vote for Harrison and Morton
Brechler Bros. have moved their
stock of hardware 10 Ike room lately
occupied by Gayicr Bros rs saloon,
Goyier Bros having retired from the
saloon business. The rooms lately
ocenpied hy Brechler Bros. will be
used BY G. II, Baxter, Of Lancaster for
q general Store. lie is just the man
we want.
j A. Farnbam & Gu. are preparing
to keep drug store in the building lately
occupied bv g. v Bliig as maat mar
ket an aro repairing ii for that purpose
Mr.. c. " Bllig has removed To the
building owned by W. H. Pedicord,
where he will continue business.
Mr. Louis Brirl has just returned
from tie west where he has been clerk
ing in a grocery store. lie prefers
making shoes ard says it pays better
to ke' p pegging away.
De-. A b. b ,l'y aud family have just
returned from Lake Preston, Oak,
where he has been in The drug business.
are now visiting with friends.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-01
.,-unr1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

G-JEf I Sp~&fiN SI3OEtS =,
We clip tho following from the Sep
tember number of the Midland Sc4oo,
Journal, one Of the leading educational
journals, OF The state, edited BY a. o.
Wright, he wcl-known author OF the
Analysis Of IT, s. and State Constitu-
lions, aud OF a Treatise on American
constitution. Professor Wright occu-
pies an enyiablc position as an educator
aud during the greater part of his life
has beol closely identified with pro-
gressive educational work and knows
what he is talking about.
REFLECT GOOD sUPERINTENDENrs.
In November all county snperinten-
dents ia Wisconsin are TO be elected for
the two years from January next. The
officers have large powers over the
teachers and the schools. They fix the
standard If examinations for teachers;
they mark examination papers; they
inspect the schools; they recommend
teachers to schools aud schools to
teachers; they encourage or discourage
4 In short they mould the schools to their
own pattern. Such an officer is
valuable not only in proportion to his
ability but also in proportion to his ex-
perience A good superintendent is
/ worth twice as much tho second year
/ as the first; he is worth more the
/ second term than he is the first, and
worth more the third than he is the
/ second.
There are superintendent like
+ Charles l.. Harper, of Grant county, or
John T. Flayiu, DEMOCRACY. Of
/ Dodge county, who have served So long
4 that children who were just learning TO
read Id tho schools they visited are now
+ teaching the same schools. Such super
+ iBteudeuts, 10y length rs well as faith
+ fumess OF service, have been able to
keep their schools up to as high Il stan
dard as il is possible to hold them.
/ There arc others who have been super
iHts dents tor less time. but who
1 EaYa done So well that the interests of
4 the choais would suffer rom a change.
i Earty ICES oH2tt hot to bind the voters
/ SIS tGe election oi superintendent. This
s.t uut 3 be treated as political
o.H N it'll, more than the Office Of
teacher AN educational positions
ougat % be non.poitical.
fl t4o case OF q lried officer who has
proved bis uer;t by lis acts. there is
20 qu ton Yoa know that he has
l3ne sell. ard Sou also know that no
new eli can O. as well I'll lie has
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-01

IN your days OF biliousncss, when
your liver is torpid an your skin yel-
low, remember YOU have a never failing
friend in Dir. Jones Red Clover Tonic,
which is unequaled in purity and ef-
tieaeionsness. In cases of dyspepsis,
cestiycntss, aeua and malaria disease s,
and disease OF the bio, and kidneys,
lis action is prompt and oure speedy
Price 30 cents. Of Stone & Hasscll.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-01
"woooeN.t,EApg

When a wooden pavement was de-
sred outside ST. Pau's cathedral, Sid
dcY Smith said. If the canons will
simply put their heads together the
thing IS done! They were not half so
wocdgn-teadcd, however. rs it would
be 10 DENY the merit of Dr. r. V.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
which hes cured many thousands of
liver disease, impure blood, king's-evil
salt-rheum, dropsy, chronic affections
Of the throat, bronchial tubes, and
langs, asthma, catarrh, iniluenza, neu-
ragia, dyspepsia, constipation, AMI all
skin disease. Druggists.
When every thing else fails, Dr..
Sagos Catarrh Remedy cures.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-01
olEA.1n EAmu-Y nEuNlnN.

The Gleas II family that lived here
several years, some coming iu SO and
others later, Sill be well remembered.
September 10 they held reunion at
Lenox. Ohio. being the first time the
family was completely reunited for over
thirty-eight cars, and remarkable as it
may seem all were present. The fol-
lowing account is taken from the
Ashtabula (gh.o) Sentinel
The first family reunion of the chi :
drau and relatives of Sylvester and
Louisa Gieas0n. was held in Lenox,
Ohio, Sept. o. 1888. at the home of
Lucius w. and Pradis Gleason Waters.
AS family reunions are common, where
friends meet once a year To revive
scenes Of 81 gone days, perhaps it
would not ia cut of place TO give a
short record. Of this their first family
reunion. Iae father Sylvester. died in
1851; the mother Louisa, in 1877. They
came into tie wood, to make for them
selves and family home, and the farm
where they first began to keep house,
where their i've sons aud two dang hters
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-01
TIE MOST AGREEABLE

As we'll as Il most effective method
of dispelling Headaches, Colds, and
Fevers, or Cleansing the System, is BY
taking few doses of the pleasant Cali.
fornia liquid fruit rem dy, Syrup Of
Figs. For sale in 80 cts. and Sl,0C
bottles by A. II. Barber, Druggist,
Lancaster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-01

A dark brown frock coat was left at
the Wright House on the night of the
fire. The owner can have same by
proving property and paying charges.
John WRIGHT.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-01
Two 9O-acre
Farms For Sale.

The undersigned. Offers for sale the following
tracts OF land.
Eighty acres lying In the north part OF town
OF Bile nbOra. near the nav Cement school hou &c
miles east OF Lancaster on main road III new
land, under fence, twenty-five acres under cal.
tlvation. A new house l8x24 aud barns and
other out buildings on Il.
Eight acres, cornsring with Ihe above. Good
house. Barn 1910. Well faaced aud under cul :
iyation. Also Eighty aeres on Platte river near
Boid's bridge. Fenced pasture.
TERMS Enough down to secure the aale
and balance on time to uit purchaser.
$500 II. G.. GLEASON.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-01
DIET

In Lancaster Grant county wis. Oct %. IS. OF
Membransous croap Eugene. infant sog Of J W.
and l.. Niles, ased foar years and five months.
Little Gene - safe IN b. arms OF Jesus
Safe on his gentle breast.
Safe from the wociGs tom, tation,
Safe and at rest
Good night good night till we meet
in the morning.
Where onr friends have gone before
In robes Of white they are waiting to greet ts
on that other shore.
Where the pearlev gates will never never close
and the tree OF life its dewey throws
Where the rausomed ones in love response
%our glorious homes shall be.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-01
GO 10 yandewalrs studio for pic

GO To Vandewalrs studio for pie
lures. The best is always the cheapest.
New York Sun: Emily" said Mr..
Barracks, sternly, "when | entered the
paror last evening it seemed to me that
you and Mr.. Tarpey, if not exactly
occupying one chair. were nevertheless
so near 10 one another. that, tn bird 5
eye you might just as well have been.
DWELL, pa, what can do?n George
comes to SEE me, and he's awfully near
sight ed must be polite"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-01
PERSONALS.

Hon j. ! Kidd, OF M!iiYilie. was =
the city Tuesday.
Mr.. Lon Henkle, Of Dakota, was n
the city last week.
Mrs u {. Yors, Of Galera, Is visiting
friends II sb's city.
R.A. Waskius and family drove over
to Lima last sunday
Mr.. Jo.n pinsds}e, Of Preston, was
in this city saturday on business
Mr.. Fred Hubert OF Dubuque. YVES
tac guest Of II. q. Nathan last week.
II. r. Green ana family hayo re-
turned from i VISIT with Potosi friends
Mrs. Hensle, Of CassyilIe, visited her
daughter Mis-. John Jeide last Fliday.
Mr. A. }. Tamlinson. Of Usage, Liza,
visited the family Of j. j. Barber Satur-
day.
Mrs. Andrews. Of Iowa. is visiting
her sister Mrs. Johnson Mckenzie in
this city.
Miss Lizzie Smith, Of Milwaukee
visited III lie home u Capt G. J.Wood-
MI . io'i1l' q i'a''e''i'F' "pi ~ .
= AoPpefi'' q io"a' were F'S''o'' =
w. q y 90 ..'a' l'''a'ls
Mrs y = va 'ot anu NtS ~ l'l''." ;
OF rlat'cFl.a iifo enjoying ''s'' WIN
irlenos ana I 'a1''eS "a ''iis c''Y'
Miss WI 1"Mphfey, q w nope,
~ ~ $500 I. ! ~" 0lPs'' :
ooseooe'' "Ss = ''''' o''f o"''''''
Mrs. Ffauk Cfabtree, q Sibley, In,
has been tile guest Of Mrs. John Wright
at The Wright House Tor several Gays
past
Mr. Gsofg Baxter was in Madison =
few days last week visiting his sister
Laura VINO + Attending me o'a'e ohl-
versliy'
Miss Aitie Barnett and brother
Charley & Boscobei' visited then
relatives r. = ms cry iues"aS anu
"eone'o's
Miss n Howdle starts for Spring
Valley Minn.' Friday where sht
goes 10 sPeho Inc winter win 'rienu'
ana reiaa =.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-01

For the Fat Stock Show, to be held at
Chicago, November 18th to 24ih, "rhe
Burlington" &C., b. & N. r. R.) will
sell tickets at the low rate of one fare
and one-third to Chicago and return. on
November 9Th, 18th, 10th and 20ih. good
five (5) days from the date of sale.
Apply to S l.. PLATT, Agent c., B.
N. r. R, PUtosi, Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-01

Tie Annual Meeting of the Members
of the Grant County Agricultural Soei-
ETY., will be held, at the Court Room, Sat
urday, Nov. 3rd, 1888, at l O'Clock, p.
m, for the election of officers, for the
ensuing year. X. MEYER, in,
Secretary.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-01
W. II. TIoLFoRD.
HARRIsoN, VS., Oct. Goth, 1888.


HARRISON, w 3, Oct. Goth, 1888.
EDITOR GRANT COUNTY HERALD
Allow me. through your paper to say
a few words 70 the public. in reference
to a yilifying report, industriouslyl cir
culaled, by certain interested parties, to
tie effect that our Superintendent of tho
Poor and Insane is using his patronage
in purchasing supplies. to enrich his per-
sonal friends and fill his own pockets. at
an enormous and extravagant expense
TO the tax payers OF Grant county. And
that he is kept there as special favor
tie. by certain ring.
TO the first. the reputation OF one who
stands as high for honesty aud faithful
ness, in every trust. as does r. b. Sho-
walter. in the estimation of the people
OF Grant county, no better RECITATION is
needed. But. if it was, the records of
the Court House, where every item OF
expenditure, connected with the running
Of the county farm, the poor and insane.
are open TO inspection. at all proper
hours, to all proper persons.
To The last, | wish to say: SO far
from being true, the exact opposite are
the facts Five years ago, when the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-01

FARMERS, ATTENTION.

If you have any poplar or bass wood,
in log-lengths, cut since May LIST or
about, that is in good condition, you can
find sale for same, by calling on
TwICHELL g. OSBORNE,
96w4 Lancaster. Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-01
| WILL FORFEIT $50 for each

TWILL FORFEIT $50 for each Of
my "chips" five cent cigars that are
not filled throughout with Havana inn
ported from the Island Of Cuba, or
favored in any manner whatever. For
sale ny 4. J. Howell only
Very respectfully yours,
Henry Zwicker, Manufactures.
34-43
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-01

All persons kno wing themselves in
debted o me will please call and settle
at once. Mrs. T. X. STEPHENS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-01

SKAIFE-CAsI.-At the Congrcga-
tiaual parsonage. Potosi, Oct so, BY
Rev. +. NJ. Corey, w. II. Skate. Of Poto-
81, aud Miss Laura L. Cash, Of Water
loo.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-01

A GOOD II carat gold watch, ladies
size, with Elgin movement, for @2S.
j Il. BALDWIN. East Of court house.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-01
SPECIALS.

Yorkers Statesman: A man doesn't like
the govt. and yet when it is around he
usually takes it in toe.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-01

VANDEAALL makes a speciality Of
cabinet photographs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-01

W. B. VANDEWALL has unequaled
facilities for taking excellent pictures
Prices moderate.