Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-02-01


would rejoice if they had a winters
supply of Nathan & Sons Groceries.
Meats and Vegetables. 4Sf
NJ P. Smith, Town Treasurer of
Fennimore was the fourth TO settle with
County Treasurer Harshberger.
John Williams has bought 2S0 acres
of the Riley land at Hurricane at $4,000
per acre. 1t will make an elegant
farm.
Alva Richards aged Y years was
buried last Monday. He came to this
state 81 years ago and was soldier in
the late war.
John Duncan, Esq. has been rather
more unwell than usual during the past
week. He suffers continual pain and it
wears on him. We regret his condit-
ion.
Chief of Police Adamson from hIadi-
son was here Tuesday evening. He
took ''TinY'' BeIz back to Madison
with him Wednesday morning for
jumping small board bill at the Fess
House.
L. Alt g. Son have all kinds of salt
fish on hand in their new store. Their
stock is entirely fresh and is of the
highest quality. Call and see them.
They will please you. 50-51
The Zeigler Brothers want to reduce
their large stock of stoves and Will, for
the next 60 days sell at extremely low
prices, some so or 60 first class stoves,
heaters and cookers There are none
better made. If you intend buying a
stove for next year, you can save mon
eY by buying it now. Call early and
get your choice. so
To-day it is Landlord DiVall instead
of Landlord Angus at the Lancaster
House. G. II. Angus leaves prosper
Gus business and while he has had
charge of the House. he and his excel
lent wife have made hosts of friends.
They will leave in a week or two for
st. Louis where they will spend six or
eight weeks. and will then come back
to make themselves new home
The excitement of the Corbett and
Mitchell fight is over, and Corbett won
easily. Three rounds and nine minutes
made Corbett $4,000 and champion of
America. Two persons stand between
him and the championship of the world.
He will fight one of them Peter Jack
son next June and if successful, will
then challenge the only one who stands
between him aud the height of pugi-
listie glory.
All kinds of choice groceries at L.
Alt & Sons New Store. SOL
Miss Mary Smith, one of our former
pupils, very kindly divided some beau
tiful roses and fern-like asparagus
which came to her from Mr.. Elliot, a
Boston florist, with the Herald Editor.
Although they came long journey
they were in perfect condition and
bloom. II Mary knows how much we
appreciate her kind remembrance, with
the roses, she will forgive us for not
trying to thank her with mere words.
You may not feel like going to the
San Francisco mid-winter fair. but you
should feel like going to j. Nathan &
Sons for your Teas, Coffee and Spices.
Any one wanting Steam Cookers,
Steam coffee pots, and Christy knives,
bread. cake, pairing, carving, table
knives, and the Christy Household saw
for cutting bone etc. You can get
them by calling on Miss Aurora Bishop
at Mrs. Phile Stephens, or addressing
her through the mail, Lancaster,
Wis. 50-51
A distressing accident befell George
Crandall at Bloomington last Wednes-
day afternoon. He was engaged in drill
ling well for Joe Donnelly, and while
working around the horse power, he
slipped and fell, the mitten on his right
hand caught between the cog wheels
and his hand was drawn between the
wheels, severing all the fingers and the
thumb from the hand. A part of the
thumb and little finger was saved. With
great courage he stopped the horses on
the power and walked to the office of
DR.. Glasier where he and DR.. Lewis
cared for the injured member. He is
now doing well.
Mrs. c. A. Hammond, who formerly
stopped at j. Lothrop's, has changed
her place of residence to the west part
of Mrs. Alexander's residence in the
city-east of Gen. Calls residence.