Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-11-15
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.


JOnn DiiIOn next lnursudf.
Burbank potatoes. fancy cooking and
seed 70cts. at j NATHAN d Son. 39-41.
Twelve peeks OF apples instead of
eleven in those barrels at j. NATHAN
& Sons. 39-41
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The Ladies' Society Of the Cougre-
gational Church will meet next Friday
with Mrs Delos Abrams.
We owe the origin of visiting cards to
the Chinese who have been always cere-
monious about p 'ying visits.
John Dillon will be in Reeds Opera
House Nov. 22nd. Everybody knows
John Dillon and wants to see and hear
him..
On and after Monday Nov. 18th. the
Chicago Daily Papers may be had at
Uhas. W. Bulr's book store. Leave
your orders.
These who wish to have hair work
dope may find satisfactory sly les and
prices by calling on MIR. Geo Gibbs.
See advertisement in Herald.
Tea tts, cake baskets, nut bowls,
butter dishes. spoons, knives and forks,
suitable for the holidays at J, H. Bald
wins. 44-42
ARE YOU MADE miserable by In
digestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss
of Appetite, Yellow Skin? Shiloh's
Vitalizer is positive cure.
Christmas is coming; size 6, gold
filed watches, twenty year case with
Elgin or Hampden movement for $40,
at j H. Baldwin's. 44-42
Anton Schmiit will have a public
sale at his place in Lancaster, on Sat-
urday this week, Nov. 18th. and will
dispose of the following property, four
good mich cows, 1000 bushels of oats,
10 acres of corn in shock, lot of hay
and potatoes, etc.
Mrs. Dexter Ward died at the home
of her SONS at St. Louis. Mo-, Sunday,
Nov. IL. 1894. She will be taken to
Morley, Mo- to be buried beside her
daughter Addie. Mrs. Ward was born
in Georgia, VT. in 1918 and at the time
of her death was 81 years of age. She
was the mother OF Mrs. Chas. Angus
and was well known in this part of
Wisconsin. She was most estimable
woman.
Last Saturday. Miss Nancy Davies
who is about 80 years of age and whose
home is out on Buckwheat Ridge in the
town of Ellenboro was taken to the hos
pital at Mendoza, She has always been
quite well until ten days or week ago
when she was attacked with pain
through the head and shoulders, and a
violent attack of mania set in, making
it advisable to take her to the hospital
for treatment. Her brother accompani-
ed the deputy in the sad journey.
The Andrews Opera Co. delighted a
large and elegant audience at the
Grand last evening, the bill being
Falka. They gave wonderfully salts
factory performance. Among the old
favorites in the cast last night were
Marie Roe. Florence Clayton, Jessie
Andrews. Ed. Andrews and Fred Clay
ton. and among the new ones were
Frank Deshon and Jack Allison. The
Andrews Co. doesn't need the indorse-
ment of anybody in Sioux Falls or any
where else. 1t has made'its own repu-
tation aud lives mp to it.-SiouT Falls
Press, Oct. 9, '94
If you want some photographs for
Christmas, avail yourself of this ex-
traordinary offer. One dozen Cabinet
Photographs and large Portrait from
same picture for $4.00, size 16x20;
this only holds good until the 10th of
December. Call at the Longdon
studio and inquire into this matter.
2w
An item in the Hurricane cores
pondence about the Glendale church
has created some comment The
Rev. David Smith was referred to by
our correspondent, instead of Rev.
H. D. Smith of this city.
Chicago was likely the largest city
in America until the late election.
when the voters of New York and
vicinity voted to consolidate Brook
Ign, Flatbush. Flushing and dozen
or so other places all under one
municipality. This will give New
York an area of 31S square miles, and
population of 2,527,739 by the CEN
sus of 1890. The legislature will like
ly ratify what the people have voted
and this will give Chicago long
chase to catch up. But she'll get
there just the same.
Judge Siebecker, of Madison, held a
special term of court for Judge Glenn
entson, at Richland Center, last week
for the trial of Mark Barnum, of Wau-
sau. 1t will be remembered that
Barnum, who short time ago was
the editor of the Torch of Liberty,
took occasion to advocate the cause of
Rose Zoldoske, and in doing so took
occasion to reflect on the character of
the dead Ella Maly. Barnum was
arrested on the charge of having pub
lished concerning Ella Maly such
matters as DETAINED and scandalized