Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-07-26

Smoke Spotted Cnbas, the best sc.
cigar For sale at Kern's Restaurant
The dry weather hiss worked up the
Water works idea il it has killed some
other things
Miss Isabella Mei,hard, from Platte
vile has been visiting Ter friend Miss
Effie Lane. Miss Meinhardt is a good
bapjoist.
Thres hing machines are telling us hat
the early oats, fall wheat. early sOwn
spring wheat, barley and rye are good
crops this year
ARE YOU MADE miserable by In
digestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss
of Appetite, Yellow Skin? Shiloh's
Vitalizer is a positive cure.
Ellsworth Mckinney started IN
last Monday morning to cut so acres of
oats The last bundle was thrown of
for a weeks work?
Lost-An open faced gold watch with
charm and chain between Beetown and
Lancaster July 4th The finder can
have liberal reward by bringing the
lost article TO the Herald Office
Chas. Hosmer will be prime pal of
the Muscoda Schools next Yeas. This
makes three years. We had faith in
him when he began there. He is a
worthy man and good school master
You con get your Flour. Sugar. Cot
fee. and Teas Cheaper at j. Nathan &
Sons, than any place in Grant County
Ask your neighbors. they know.
2l-23
Mr. and Mrs. Crane, the parents Of
DIR. l. E. Crane. came last week from
their home at Woodstock, Ontario, 10
spend the summer in this city with the
Doctor. They are both past the three
score and ten years. but are hale and
active.
The dry weather has seriously af-
fected the dairy business of the state.
The yield of milk has been reduced
nearly one third. The daily receipts of
milk at tue Lancaster creamery have
fallen off considerably. Some farmers
are feeding their cows.
There are some fine Dorset sheep in
this county and it surprises us to read
that at shearing contest in Iowa, the
Dorset ielded but g. pounds of wool
while a Merino sheared Is pounds.
We alway thought the Dorset to be q
good wool and mutton sheep How is
it?
j b. Logue has been nomir ated for
County Superintendent Of schools over
in Richl4nd county. 1t is good nom
ination We know Mr.. Logue, and
something of bis ability as teacher.
He is a man of sound judgment and of
good scholarly qualifications. and he
will make first class school superin
tendent.
Dwight Parker's barn near Fenni-
more, was burned last Thursday night.
about 10 o'clock. Horses. machinery
etc. were generally saved but a large
| quantity OF hay and some grain was
destroy ed. Mr.. Palktr attributed the
| fire to spontaneous combustion. caused
by some of the hay be ne insufiiciently
! cured tefore it was slowed away. 1t
was insured in the Liberty Company,
and a good portion of the loss will be
covered bY the insurance. Farmers
will do we'll 10 consider this plan of
home insurance.
The wedding at raction at the Bosco-
| bel fair last fall was a success, so this
year the officers have arraigned for two,
one on Thursday and the other on
Friday, Sept. 18th and 18th The
happy couples will be treated to one
weeks visit to the state fair. First APP
| pications will be accepted. Now
young folks here's your chance Bos-
cobel people will treat you royalty and
you will have good number of guests.
The Herald man will give the Herald
! and an excellent farm and home paper
one year TO each of the couples improv-
ing this opportunity.
| PRoF. STRAssMAN. Dear Sir: NV
wife has been an invalid and afflicted
for nearly ten years, caused partially
from a rupture and fall, which disabled
/ her and has BEEN great sufferer since,
until she used Prof S.rassman's Nerve
! and Brain Tonic, which relieved her
| rheumatism, pain in the back, and
stoT ach, restored sleep and nervous
/ hSoS' ~A'oC hCh OJ SCtSAN dnO
is returning, to the great satisfaction of
us all. am an old citizen of Grant
County (for 43 years. and / hope my
! friends and fellow citizens will be- ben
Gifted ny this. nv impartial testimony
and | truthfully recommend Prof
Strassman's Nerve and Brain Tonic as
a valuable and Curative Remedy.
DANIEL GARNER. Lancaster. Wis.
June 9th. 1894. Sold by Stone &
Hassell, Druggists. 20-23
1t has been found by patient and
careful investigation that in any writ
ing of length in English, the letters of
| the alphabet occur 10 the following pro-
| portions. E occurs the most frequent
| ly and hence is taken as a standard
TO every 1000 e's there are Cos is,
sos MS, 496 SIS, ago as. 480o's, AIS is,
355 his. 270l's, 200 c's, 260 RS, 1876 rs,
185 d's, l40 ms, 100 rs, $50 p's. 1870
VS., 100 Us, So g's, so BIS. 90 VS., 20
] ks & ofs ia pc and VS. II iS