Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-17

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to come. He with his company tool
part in the following battles: Fred
Tieksburg. Gainesville, South Mountain,
Antietam. Gets sburg, and others Of
less importance, He was twice woun-
ded while in actiou. He Is a member
Of the Masonic fraternity.
L. Weber.
In all parts Of the great and glorious
west a new arrival, who is unacquainted
with the ways and manners Of the peo-
pie, is designated by tbem as a tender
foot, and many are the annoyances
they are compelled to undergo before
becoming accustomed to their ways, and
adapting themselves to the requirements
Of the 50 called demandsof society. In
our enlightened portion Of the country,
the only people to whom this title is
applied are those who are daily seen
upon our streets, limping along with an
expression Of agony depicted upon their
faces, suggestive of words which if utter
ed would cause those people to think
that he or she was not a member in
good standing in the Salvation Army.
But there IS remedy for this, namely
perfect fitting shoes, and there is GER
tainly no longer any excuse for anyone
to suffer with tender feet. as it is within
the reach Of every one to supply them
selves with nice fitting shoe or boot.
In all well selected stocks can be found
shoes suitable for those with fat feet,
thin feet, long feet, short feet, in all
sizes and styles, and consequently there
is Ettle OF no excuse for ill-fitting shoes
if but a little care is exercised in their
selection. Mr. L. Weber has splendid
ly selected stock of boots and shoes at
bot tom prices, which have been selected
from the stocks of the various reputable
houses throughout the country for their
artistic appearance, as well as their
known wearing qualities, and the liberal
patronage accorded Mr.. Weber is eyi-
dence enough that, this fact is apprecia-
ted by the buying public. His leader in
ladies' shoes is the celebrated Reynolds
Bros. make, y. Y. which for satisfactory
fit and neatness Of appearance, as well
as durability cannot be excelled BY any
similar house in the entire county. He
carries the II. B. Warren shoe in gents
goods the very best made, in both
medium and high priced grades, this
make Of goods has gained a Worldwide
reputation, for their neatness Of appear
ance, fit and wearing qualities, which
cannot be beaten. He also handles the
celebrated w. l.. Douglas IS shoe,
which has been so extensively advertised
throughout the press of the entire Uni
ted States. OF course he handles other
well known makes and relaxes no effort
to keep livestock complete, enabling his
customers to secure every possible size
and style made from the very choicest
material at prices that are consistent
with good business Judgment. This
business was established by this gentle
man in 1885, and from the date of its
inception, it has proven a successful one,
the trade extends all over Grant County.
Mr.. Weber was born in our city in 1859,
and has resided here continuously since
his early education was acquired,
at our excellent system Of public schools.
He is a practical shoemaker, and in
connection with his shoe store conducts
a repair department, under the charge Of
a competent and efficient workman,
where all kinds Of repair work is done
with neatness and dispatch. He is
looked upon and regarded by all classes
of our citizens, as live, progressive
man Of business, and in every way
worthy of the large patronage bestowed
upon him.