Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-04-19
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ANOH ntthbEi1 SOcAo oAO OOhSeAAeAJ
arriving at Miss b. J. Schloesser's.
Miss Laura McMullin visited friends
and parents in Boscobel last week.
Don't fail to be present at the special
exhibition of millinery at Miss Schloess-
er's, april 18th, goth and 21st.
We have bran new machine for
sharpening disk harrows and pulverizer
plates. Give us a call at c. Fischers.
So
Farm and garden seeds of nearly all
kinds in bulk at Stone and Hasselrs
Drug Store. Try them, you never saw
such cheap and good seeds anywhere.
As bousecleaning is now the chief
domestic industry many women are
putting down their carpets with ease
and grace by using Miss Bishops car
Eet stretcher
George Groom Esq of Cassville
made us a very pleasant call last week.
He is a farmer who knows how to make
the farm pay. His herd of jerseys and
his hogs are not surpassed in the coun-
try.
We have a machine that fills long
felt wapt for farmers. 1t is disk har.
row sharpener. Come to our shop and
have your disk harrows made as good
as new. We can do it for You. Call
at G. Fishers. 2wks'
Try an ounce of those elegant Eek
ford Sweet Peas at Stone and Hassell's.
They are beautiful boomers and de-
lightfully fragrant. The low price will
astonish you.
Miss B. j. Schioesser returned from
Chicago last Friday. Don't forget the
grand millinery opening next Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday.
ARE YOU MADE miserable by In
digestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss
of Appetite, Yellow SkinP Shiloh's
Vitalizer is positive cure.
Chas. Snyder. who is a prosperous
farmer living south of this city, had
fine family of girls and boy. He was
not very sorry because of this, but he
is all smiles now for the other day twin
boys came to make his heart glad.
Are you going to buy Bicycle this
summer? | have the agency for sew
eral makes of first class, high grade
wheels, and will be pleased to quote
you prices on them. l can save you
from 500 to $50 on wheel.
80 C. w. LoNGDoN.
Thomas Boyce's new house up near
Lou Crofts is about ready for he
shingles. and Mr.. Trowbridge's new
honse in the west pa1t of the city is
we'll nnder way. Muesse and Patch
have the contract for the latter.
Mrs. Lizzie Trainor from Mt. Hope
will soon be a resident of our city.
This will put Mike Trainor on the mat.
rimonial market in spite of himself and
it is about time too. Why so good a
fellow as Mike should have been on the
single list so long is mystery,
In spite of the fact that the busy
season among farmers has commenced,
our stores, streets, and sidewalks were
full of busy people last Saturday. The
reason is that there is no better trading
place in southwest Wisconsin than
Lancaster is. Try it to see for your
selves.
There was pleasant surprise party
over at Mr.. Chas. Harvey's last Tues
day night. 1t was to commemorate
his 72nd birthday and about 80 of his
friends with baskets full of good things
came upon him unawares. Twas
pleasant gathering indeed and Mr..
Harvay's heart is full of gratitude for
this kind remembrance on the part of
his friends.
The Lead Regions Racing Circuit
for 1894 is mapped out as follows
Darlington Aug. 28-31. Mineral
Point, Sept. 12-15. Monroe, Sept. y
is. Warren, H. Sept 1871.
Livingston, 25-28. Darlington puts
up S1,275 in purses. Mineral Point
Sl400, Monroe $1,000, Warren 81. 0S0,
Livingston 81, 800. If one man could
win all this money it would be worth
trying for Where's Lancaster?
Albert FISCHER aud Lena Reinke were
married at the residence of the brides
parents in Lancaster, by the Rev. j.
A. Ringold last Wednesday evening
at p. m. A few friends and relatives
were assembled to witness the cere-
mcny. Elegant refreshments were
served and friends sang Der Wacht am
Rhine, and other songs from the
Fatherland, and the gathering was in
all respects most enjoyable one. The
heartiest of good wishes attend the
young couple.
DIR. j. Fl. Rindlaub of Platteville was
awarded valus bic prize, in Washing
ton. AT the commencement exercises of
Howard University Wednesday night,
a beautiful and valuable prize, in the
shape of a high-grade microscope, was
awarded DIR. j. Rindlaub for the best
clinical report on genito. urinary diseas-
es treated in Freedmen's Hospital with
in the year. This report, exhaustive in
its nature, included $50 chemical and
microscopical examinations together
with many mounted pathological spe-
cimens, and was acknowledged the
most criminal and scientific production
ever offered IN competition for the prize