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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-03-06
CosE

Have line sleighing and people are
making good use Of il.
Sales are numerous. The sale Of
Henry Cunningham, Sat, was well at
tended and the bidding spirited.
An Epworth League was organized
Wednesday eve, with the following
named officers Pres, J c. Goldthorp;
Secy.. W. j. Rapson; Treas, Jennie
Mathews; Vice Presidents, Harry Phil
lips, Mrs. c. K. Fox, Mrs. W. II. Pedi-
cord and Chas. Fox.
Frank erase left for Nebraska, Tues
day.witb car load Of stock &c. for Mr..
Rube Ellsworth, who will follow shortly.
having concluded TO cast his lot with
Nebraska people. We wish him sue
cess.
5. 4. TregonIng has purchased the
property owned by Mrs. Billings. and
has located in our village. They are
among our best people and we welcome
then among Us.
jill. Billings will occupy the resi-
dence formally owned BY Mr.. Ellsworth,
The supply Of houses in our village is
not equal to the demand.
Thos. II. Rapson having engaged il
business in Iowa. will dispose Of his
stock and farm implements At auction
Tues, March 18th. Included in The
stock offered are some line brood mares
Shire Stallion and two pure breC
young bulls from the Short-Horn herd o
W. J. Rapson Of this place. These arr
deserving special mention, all being IN
commonly fine animals.
Large quantities OF oats are marketed
here daily. Harvey & Sons and Jas.
Kent are the purchasers and are paying
Is and IS cts bu., for same.
David Lemen is quite sick. has haC
about As prolonged and severe a siege O
gripp and rheumatism As any of oul
many victims OF the disease.
Preparations are still in progress foi
the festival and bazaar which will take
place Friday eve March eth 4 mosi
enjoyable time is assured Cox.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-03-06

H. Harris. of Bagley, TO Miss Mary Pen.
rod, Of Bloomington. This happy Il
lance was solenmnized Feb. 20, 1890
On the 2S inst, Al. Sutton & Ed
Borah made a business trip to Lancas-
ter.
On the sick list at present, We lind
Mrs. j. P. DaY. Mrs. Sarah Sutton, c.
ID. Barnes and wife. and Mrs. Henry
Strong.
The cornet band furnished the music
a. Wyalusing entertainment Feb. p.
1t is said all soldiers night their battles
over again at every ctmp-tire. That is
the case in this town, q battle is fought
every spring over the question Of license
or no license.
That school exhibition that .. :, 1ody
is talking about will come off March 9TH,
doors open at Z o'clock, P. M. curtain
rises half past Z. BADGER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-03-06

Shenstone: 4 miser grows rich by
seeming poor, and eNtravagant man
grows poor by seeming rich.
Binghampton Leader There i not
enough justice in the world to prevent
the right from occasionally getting
left
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-03-06
l1l3;{alIl3

After ten years exclusive sale, can now be
obtained of all Druggists and Dealers in MeIi-
cines. 1t CURES-take notice-not simply helps
but CURES LIVER COMPLAINT.
BfIiOusness and Dyspepsia.
Is a strictly vegetable preparation and win
CURE MALARIA, and all MALARIAL troubles.
DIR. S. II. Wise, of Boston, Ky says
Have practiced medicine Is years, snd find no
equal to HERBISE as a Liver Regulatory
DIR. W. A. Baker, of Madison, Fls., says
a bottle of HERBISE is worth more than
$500 worth of Quinine in any family
Acting on the Liver in different way from
any other medicine; il is 8 positive cure for
Chronic Constipation and is cheaper than Pills.
Its peculiar composition is such, that we
guarantee to cure sny case of Ehills and Fever
or Bilious Fever with one bottle.
II costs but rs cents and each bottle con-
tains over 40 average doses, making the cost
less than two cents q dose Would YOU ask
for cheaper medicine II is not q cure-all. But
viii cure any Liver, Billions or MAIas
rial Complaint. Manufactured By
The Herbixc Co.
Successors 70 Vim. Condell.1 St louis, ne.
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cALoRoFoRM IN THE POULTRY YARD.

The president of the British pharma
ceutical conference is credited with hay-
ing adopted and recommended the fol-
lowing for the happy dispatch of poul-
try. A large, wide mOuthed stoppered
bottle is kept charged with an ounce of
chloroform. When a chicken has re-
ceived sentence of death,it is held firmly
under the left arm and its head slipped
into the mouth Of the bottle. A few
deep inspirations follow. and the bird,
without struggle, becomes unconscious.
Then. holding it by the legs. its neck is
dislocated by quick stretch.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-03-06

Remember that Ayers Cherry Pector-
Al has no equal.as i specific for colds,
cough. and all affections Of the throat
and lungs. For nearly half century
it has been in greater demand than any
other remedy Tor pulmonary complaints
All druggists have il for sale.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-03-06

lHAs, i. HARPER, 20. Supt.
Lancaster. Wis. Feb. ), 1890.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-03-06

-4UoM appearances A worthy gent
leman, having an unusually red nose,
was long suspected of being tippler on
the sly by those not well acquainted with
his strictly temperate habits. His I'M
fortunate Disagreement was readily
cured by the use OF Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-03-06

Harper's Bazaar; Where is the
drawing-room p asked Mrs. Strukoyle,
az she looked over the architects plans.
Il thought prehaps the front and back
parlors would obviate-" No, indeed;
we must have drawing-room, for my
daughter is determined to be an artist. :
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1dlCdskGl = ltA -
Work will commence 1t 10 a. m. Of
the frst day and at a. NJ. Of the 2nd
day, IN each place. Evening sessions
for applicants for first and second grade
certificates viii be held when necessary
All persons not already legally qualified.
who intend to teach in this county dur
ing the spring or summer terms must
write at some one Of these examinations.
Persons writing for first or second grade
certificates are allowed to write on third
grade branches at one place and the
additional branches at another if they
prefer to do so. Bring pens. INK and
legal cap paper with you
Respectfully,
CHAs. L. HARPER, Co Supt
Lancaster. Wis. Feb. ), 1890.
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It is Best to be on the SAC Side.
For want 0f nail, the shoe was lost
For want Of a shoe. the horse was lo=t,
for want % q hoTse. The man va. lost

OF want u AA4l- Tue hhoe was 4orl
For want % shoe. the horse was iozt-
For want % q horse, the man was lost
And an for the want u horse she's nail.
If there is any business where the
importance Of little things is almost
every day forced on the attention, that
business is farming. Many farmer
knows from sad experience what it IS
to lose some, if not all Of his crop, not
from bad weather, but from q machine
that looked well in a warehouse, but
failed to work in the field. The best
precaution against disaster in harvest
time Is a Deering Binder or Mower.
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GRANT COUNTY TEACHERS EXAM
NATIONS
epptpf srprES 1900
spRIRG SERIES, lSs

Thi, series Of Teachers Examinations
will be held as follows
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-03-06
ARRANGEMENT AT THE POLLS.

The following diagram will explain the arrangement OF
the booths at the polls required by the Bennett Law
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THE MARKETS.
STOCKS.


New Yoer. Nov. 12.-Copper- Nominal.
Lead-Dull; domestic, $50
Money on call stringent. S@51; closing offered
1t .. Prime mercantile paper, 6GA. Sterling
exchange quiet, steady; sixty-day bills, 3L701i:
demand, 81 IS.
Government bonds-a's l22: 4h's, lOS:
Northern Pacific, 20h; preferred. 61k: Oregon
IMPROVEMENT. 23h; Oregon Navigation, IS; Short
Line. "a; Onion Pacific. 48h.
CHICAGO CATTLE
CHICAGO, Nov. IL. -Cattle-Receipts, 16, 900:
steady; prime steers, S4@5.l5; Texsns, s. 256
2.55; rangers. s.. OON2 so.
Hogs-heceipta, 40U0O; fairly active, steady;
prime heavy and butchers weights. u .OO@4.l5;
pack-rs and mixed, SS60@S.95; light, IS .8O@
800.
Sheep Receipts, 5000; slow. steady to lower;
mixel natives. A4@4.SO; westerns. $S.e0@ $50;
Texans, s.. 75@45J.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO. Nov. r. Close Wheat Steady;
cash, s7hc; December, 88hc: May, $1.O5A.
COrn-6leady; each, $50; December, 51Xc;
Oats Steady cash. 40; December 4sxo; May,
barley Steady: 7s@s0c.
Mess pork.Firm cash. S9.75; January,
$11.92h @l1.95 May, 81. 721s @12.75.
.Lard.tirm; cash. - IN; January. $6421S;
shoulders Sas7he15.sO.
Short cleAr-$5. 75N5. SO
Short ribs--$ s.45@5.50.
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arst can 30 stirred in when the mixture
becomes smooth. Stir slowly, and when
thlck and creamy add two tssspoonsfal Of
lemon 1uioe and . saltepoouful Of ealt, ~
latter carefully q il may cardle. 81 ~
dressing on ice, or in pan q cold water,
ana serve when needed h . pretty sance..
boat. TO be handed with each mail nlate az
lettuce. chicken salad dressed With such
q mayonaise and decorated With beet-root
OF blood-red hue, the dusky green Of olives
golden yellow Of yolks OF hard boiled -
and snow Of their whites. combined With
the tender green Of young lettuce leave .
and the creamy hue Of the sauce itself. e =
thing OF bsauty 10 look upon, and tassss-
Well. q the English say. sit is Beautiful
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. REAL nrArx

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n. w. s. Folk \ Co. . sarc.,n., +

u w. 8. Folk q Co.'S EarGatns.
81 feet front ON Main street, 6ns husiness loca-
~ to 50 feet front on Main street. near Sixth
avenue. 500 per front foot.
50 70 90 feet on Main street. below the Iron
100 feet on Helena s1enus near Main STREET. =
cso0 per front foot
,. 1so feet on Helena avenue oosnsr Il $3.50 PSF
s..,eS On Main street. II 500 per front fooA
Four lots in Northern Pacific addition No. L
near Helena ayenue. at 500 por lot.
-, Jog feet On oornss Central addition Il SEM
rs feet ON corner Central addition for Ss,ocn
udaUyvh 1891 fiower Garden addition. close -
seHe5 oboae osnsr 4 sS fssni
sosiio choice corner. Basset. addition, price
. six choice lots In Jockey addition from $500 -
S FL On Edwards street. ns.r n.in 81 s4sop~
ooofeet en- lower Main street from Us to 10
Per 'front.' foot; choice property.
for the low fSure Of SiooCO ~ e''''E's alns
20 acres In e tho city linaits plated at $50
~ ~ his 10 tho cheapest property to-day offered
Ttrse choice lots in Coz addition 1t bedrock
%. One LOT in Northern Pacific second additisa.
,SS1 tsst on MshNth !:yssnu:: psies
Son Zee. corner Knight street, Hausef additsoA
Several choice locations on the Hausee buule.
ward, In Syndicate addition. 'i.t
HOUSES FOR SALE.
$4,000 -Two-story Frame eleven room, eloeets
and cellar, water IN house and yard: terms e3,Oto
ssnss sr ls Ps mo SsR. 'n'.s'''
$2,5OO-One story frame. tive rooms and bath,
closets and cellar. watsr in hon o and yard, On
lot n IL INQUIRE for terms; sAs@
bath. closets and cellar, water in house and yard
lot 6hx14O; inquire Tor terms.
,$s,t0C-Iwo-story frame house. eight rooms,
line; terms to nit. Gtt
$s.tOo-Two-story frame house. six rooms,
bath, etc. stable on lot. lot 6oxl2s. west sides
Five houses ON Broadway, Ave rooms each
8. oo0 each; terms $500 cash. balance to suit.
44,VO-lwo-story frame. i've rooms, water n
81, Ons-story, tve-room Frame watss in
yard; terms $500 each, balancs to anti.
0-ttRht-rOom brick mouse, water il yar9,
"e 19s s sssS S
~ 0--f onr.room franc house on Madison
avenne, water in yard; terms $500 cash. balance
:! 600 Two-story frame house, ak rooms and
balance toluit.
$4,000 -Iwo,story frame house on Clark strsss.
aeven rooms. hath. etc.: terms $500 cakh. balance
SA,SO0-Two frsme houses on Ewing street, No.
! contains i've rooms. cellar I'D clcssts; No 2
terms S2,3co cash, 10, ,wo years. per cent
the yaid, lot 5Oxl4O: terms. xl5UU cash; balance
three and one-half years Ut 10 Esr cent.
lets fenced sepsratc. size Of lots 100xls0. 10
Northern Pacific addition No. J. winter in ysrd.
sDscisl Inducements will he made ON Grs.s
Faiis and Butte property. Acre tracts suitable
log Plating always orpAland. III
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Tho World E.rioheA.

Tho facilities Of the present day for the
production Of everything that will conducs
to the material welfare and comfort 81
mankind are almost unlimited and vhsn
was enriched with tho only perfect lsrativa
known, AZ it 10 the only remedy vhjch il
truly pleasing and refreshing to The teste
and prompt and efcstual 70 cleanse ths
system gently in the springtime, or, in fact.
at any time, and the better il 10 known Az
more popular It becom, :.
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Wheeler, Word = Co.'S List

Wheeler, Word 4 Co.'S List
LOTS
200 feet in Amos addition, $ll per foos.
100 feet in y. +. addition, sl2 per foot.
100 feet in Ming addition, Si2 Der foot
leo feet in n: p. addition No. for xl75.
20 feet on Shiland street for $1,000.
per week.
ACRES.
n acres near Rroadwater Hotel 1t $500 nor
HOUSES. S
Residence in Es1ser addition. $4,000.
kesiuence in Bradford addition, 5000
Residence In Hoback 4 Cannon addition, a..
Residence In Baseett addition, 1880,
Residence in Syndicate addition, $4,000.
WHEELER. WORD h Co, n
10 and II Gold Block. Heleua.
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\. h. Floyd-Jones. Atlas Block.


BARGAINS.
'front.', $500
100 6eet, Hauser boulevard, south front, S2,25o,
:. 30 feet, corner of Laurel and ChoteeQ streetA
Syndicate addition. north front. $500.
SO feet corner Of Jocelyn and Wilder streets,
900. Syndicate addition. :
500 feet. Syndicate addit'o,. $4,000. Easy terms.
200 fest Syndicate addition, $1,000
% feet on Helena avenue. fronting north, $1,000
W lection Helena avenue. fronting south, $500
it60j feet on the east side. near che railroad,
Property on lower Main street s1itable for i'm.
@ediate improvement. price and terms upon mp
200 feet Of property On Center street at reason-
Lots in the Syndicate addition. large list from
e12 to Sos - =
Lots in the Ares addition, $ll to &re.
foot. -
cation. - -'s'sA--
:. Large list OF acres inside and outside the CITY
limits 1T reasonable prices -
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Harper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

HARPER's WEEKLY has never failed to Justify
a its title as journal Civiliz.tiop ard it has
sibilities of usefulness and . higher standard Of
artistic, and literary excellence. It leaves un-
Of t
and interesting, of the notable events, peroons,
and Q ,ievements OF our time.
sps, - x t. II
81, critical. Typographical, or descriptive rs o.
casion may demand. and viii continue to deserve
the hearty commendation which has been he
As > family journal, RARpER's " I aKLY will, IS
heretofore, b edited with strict rerard for the
qua.tiee tina make it . safe and welcome visitor
to every home. IN
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Helena Real Estate md Building Associa-
ton.
Esrber b. Reed. Secretary.
Grcurd Floor. Bailey Block.
30C lots near eity limits 500 each; s. cash and
81 per week. = -s -'--
IS cash and g per week. 80
q lots IN Northern Pacific ed lition No. q $50
each; rs cash and 81 per week. A
Five lots on Eighth avenue. 500 cash and ~
Der month. 4
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| / oslSz foafff:SSo5 cos s7afs1sd (
SIS ss s;ed fo5 S,s ssast by Phi aibson check
money revs,d Il nsS s i and :eoct eo
return to this Office. - ~. s'''
/ T IOST-POCKET DIARY. RED T,F1THER
s. cover. Reward for return 10 Nathee0n q Co.
,,,, NlscELLANEOUA
BOARD AND ROOMS BOARD S PER WEEK.
FURNISHED rooms extra. 5lA Eighth avenue.
WANTED--A CoMPKTENT MUSICIAN
..,. Wishes to give lessons ON the piano and or
Beatrice Terriil. Marysvilie. -
WANTEp-LOARDERs BY THE nay OR
and Edwards strict. = $500
WANTED, REAL ESTATE IN AND NEAR
| zl6 Power huilling.
WE ARE MAKING A SPECIALITY OF
..;.; acrease property. Several eastern parties
rh.sns .! g. desirable Investments. Schroeder q
TUR ntNT-AT KEDTjCED PR1CE1 an:
= ices in the Merchants National Bsnk build
ang; one elegant suite facing on Main street, also
sood e6f r. third and fourth floors
room z, Merchants National block.
REFORMATION WANTED-MF. JACOB MO-
vern; Just arrived from Austria, wishes to
HH:OW tG Wncre0DOut8 OF his brother, John
in .e, Leave address at Wolf 4 Ditmer's "a
WANTED-FOUR OR FIVE GENTTENEN
boardere. at AS Eighth avcnue.
YOUNG LADY, ACCOMPLISHED MUSE
clan. alone would like to correspond With 4
eentleman: object matrimony (non-mercenary).
Address Miss Temple. No 1871 Third avenue,
new York City care of book store.
FOR RENT OR BALE-COMPLETLY FUR
-. nlshed hotel at East Helena steam heat,
thirty rooms. Reasonable terms. 1nnniro ~
6rsenhood. Bohm & Co. = : :. =
personal = EVERYBODY CAN BE HER
own dressmaker BY using the New York eys-
tenn OF dress QUITTING; cuts perfect sleeve: mSet
simple and best system ever introduced: tauaht
ID one lesson; price $3.50 Call ct ia fifth
avenue
FOR RENT-A CENTRALLY LOCATED NEW
- hotel, 4x46. two stories, with q bar SjxN
Address Schwerdt Bros. Neihart. Mont.
ROAkD BY The DAY, WEEK OR MONTH.
and Kelleher
WANTED-A LADY BOOMER ONE WHO
~ understands sewing. Inquire corner OF
sixth avenue and Rodney etreet, at the dress.
makers.
WANlED--MAN TO TAKE AN INTEREST
IN an advertising business that will nay 500
per cent. on investments; must have $500 in cash.
dependent 1--WE - So Il ~ =
ROARD-klRST-CLA8S BOARD IS PER
- week. IA Broadway.
Will TEACH THE SECRETS OF THE
manufacture OF electric collars and cuffs
for small sum. Guaranteed perfect satisfaction
Colossal profits. Lowry. s9h North Third street
Portland Ore. |
BOARD BY THE DAY OR WEEK. No. 375
Y: Rodney: Mica home cooking. SIS per week
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ron MLx.

/
ToR s1IEfoGs sooH cor AGE. On
Houth Rodney. lot b0xls3 .9t,10V: PAyaoae
III DOWN w per month. AasheseA = Co
EOR sALk-LOIg a WOODI4AwN PARK.
in aUs In. Z y ss Cha cSssaasr al a.SsS
wards street.
| TOR SALE-'THE PAVILION" AT LIVING
dence connected herewith Inquire OF Mrs.
IAndt. Hvinsston.
TOR sALE-A FINE BUGGY HORSE FOR
..; ssingis o. doable driving; pe11ectv sen''s'
FOR sALE- SECONDHAND, sIx HORSE s4
- power, horizontal engine. 6rst-clAss. Stead
man foundry & Machine Co
TOR sALE-ANEW HOUSE or SIX ROOMS
pantry and bath room ON HOWE street, NC.
~. Also the two adjoining lots OF A2xlaO Iest
Apply 1t said house.
FOR sALE-A F1vE-RQOM HOUSE AND a
vacant lot Call at the premises 10 Ala
street. one block east Of hoback and one plock
south OF broadway. and make an offer..
TOR sALE--CHEAP, A FIRgT-CLAsS ~
horse upright steel boiler Apply It this
Office.
A GOOD CRANDALL TYPEWRITER YGkAS
reasonable Apply at this Office
HELP wANrED-FEMALE
Wan iE6@1 SEWING w0MsN TO WORK
w BY the day: one that is neat, quick and UNI
derstands making children's clothes. Apply 1t
sol broadway.
WANTED-AT MISS sHAMF's DRIlssMAK-
Z, west entrance, Diamond block.
-----
HELP wANTED-MALH.
WANTED zoo LABORERS, g. q; 50 TEAM
W sters for PORTLAND, Ore, cheap fare. North
ern Pacific Employment Agency.
WANTED- THE LITTLE FELL
w low, wants two miners; $3.50 C,ll early
CHANDLER. THELlTTLEtE WANTS
~ one swamper. three smelter men, two men Tor
%e sNS
WANTED-1Wo COOKS. ONE DIsHWAsH-
carpenters Northern Pacific Employment
agency. Main street and depot.
XNANTED-TEN GOOD QUARTZ MINERS
w ut East Pacific mine. Placer, Mont. w. b
Dodge.
WANTED-IMMEDIATE TWENTY-FIVE
timers. None but hrst.ciass mec1anlcs
nine hours. and guarantee steady. employment
until spring. Aolley. Mason. Marks d Co.
WANTED-AT ONCE. FIFTEEN GOOD
W work teams. IS per day. and twenty good
men to work in timber at As per month b. =.
Buseey, Jefferson City, Mont. 3sssssj
WANTED-GRAND ARMY MEN: WE WILL |
" pay $40 weekly for one order daily; some |
thing new for live workers. Charles L. Webster |
4 Co., publishers, East Fourteenth street. New
York CITY.
WANTED-TWO ACTIVE YOUNG MEN AS
w news agents on Northern Pacific railroad.
Apply at news Office, Northern Pacific depot.
WANTED SA14ESMAN-AN ENERGETIC
man to push our manufactures on this
ground One OF our agents earned $5.20Oia w
Address P. o. Box 1.371, New York.
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Per Year.


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