Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-06-16

Those persons who are strong adj
vocates for free trade and who would
raise revenue by an income tax would
better consult Assessor Omar j. Arnold
experience as to the safety and feaslbil
ity of the plan.
Hon. Clay Evans, of Chattanooga
Tenn, a della gate to the National Re
publican Convention, is visiting friends
in this city. Mr.. Evans was formerly
o. Lancaster and has many friends and
acquaintances here. Mr. Evans is a
republican and represents his district in
Congress.
The Rev Jacob Kolb of st. Paul is in
the city canvassing for some most excel
lent German works. He conducted
service in the German Presbyterian
Church last Sabbath and was greeted by
a good audience. He expects soon to
receive an appointment to do general
missionary work for the church
Sells & Rentfrow's Great Railroad
Shows will be here June 28th the same
day that the charming Ladies Quartette
from Chicago will be here. Young man
You may do as you please about taking
your best girl to the menagerie in the
afternoon, but don't You forget to pur-
chase two tickets to the Quartette in the
evening.
The friends and patrons of E, b. Reed,
merchant and grocery wagon man of
Burton are sorry to learn of his severe
illness, having been confined to his bed
for over three weeks with rheumatism.
To his many customers whom he has
disappointed, he offers an apology and
hopes to be able to be on the road soon /,
as indications now are for the better.
Recipe for chicken cholera. One
ounce each of laudanum, spirits of cam
phor, syrup of rhubalb and capsieum,
well mixed and put into the chickens
drinking water. If made to strong the
fowls may not drink it. j o. Bartlett,
one of our best chicken raisers has used
this recipe for several years and he
gives it his most unqualified endorse
ment.
The Grand, Reunion, of S. w.
Wis, Soldiers and Sailors, is in full
blast at Fennimore. Wednesday was
the opening day and at least sixty vet
Grams. of this vicinity, went up on the
morning train to remain during the
Reunion. A large number of citizens,
boys, and girls, went up Thursday,
Soldiers Day, and the whole city will
most likely be there on Friday, Gala
Day.
Fennimore Soldiers Reunion opened
up Wednesday and closes Friday. Ev-
cry soldier of the late or any other war,
should be on hand and help TO make
this reunion long to be remembered
by all who participate. The "Boys in
Blue grow fewer with the increasing
years and no opportunity to warmly
grasp the hand Of brother comrade
should he missed. The good people of
Fennimore have taxed every energy to
make every one welcome and the affair
must be gratifying success.
E. d. Eaton, President of the Beloit
College, will deliver a lecture at the
Congregational church this thursday
evening; topic, college Work. y All
interested in educational work and es-
pecialIy boys who contemplate attend
ing college, are requested to attend as
information of special interest pertain
ing to college work will be given, Mr..
Eaton can expect cordial reception in
Lancaster, he, having been at one time
a resident of this city, and his friends
are many. All who can should attend.
w. A. Whitcomb, whom many Ian
caster people knows has been honored
with the valetlictory for the class of go
in Beloit College. Previous to this he
has won two highly priced scholarships,
one in his sophomore and one in his
Junior year. These honors have come to
Mr.. Whitcomb because of his inclination
and ability to do lots of hard work.
He has worked his way through college
with credit to himself and friends
Any young man desiring an educa-
ton can do as much if he only wills
earnestly enough.
1t is said that ice cream or any of the
frozen preparations 50 welcome in warm
weather can be easily and quickly made
by the following method, which is given
for what it is worth: The cream should
be placed in tin bucket or other recep-
tacle containing weak dilution of sui
phuric acid and water. Into this throw
a handful of common Glauber salts, and
the resulting cold is so great that bot