Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-07-05

j p. Williams has been laid up The
past week.
DIR. P. L. Seaman is the speaker at
Beeto Tn today.
Mrs Will Wagner has been very
dangerously sick.
Mrs. Mason is spending two weeks
with her mother, who is not in good
health.
As available medicine, Prof. Strass-
mans Nerve and Brain Tonic is over
whelmingly successful for its miraeul-
Gus cures.
One thousand acres of choice Dakota
land in the James river valley for sale.
Terms easy. Apply at Meyer & Sho-
walter State Bank.
Adam g. Farris, of Werley Grant
county, died of yellow fever ON board
the steamer Mentor, while on his way
from Brazil 10 South Africa.
Mrs. w. b. Baxter returned from her
two months visiting in the west. Du-
ring her absence Miss Alexander had
charge of her fine house and boarders.
The strikes have already increased
the price of fruit in the cities and in q
few days there will be rise in price of
oranges, bananas, etc, in all country
towns.
Raceland,an eight year old race horse
that last year started in thirty-four
races, came out first in eighteen and
second in ten, was shot last week. He
was suffering from an incurable throat
disease.
The heaviest school board in the state
belongs to the Highland school. They
are b. III. Kreul, 315 pounds; Hon.
Richard Kennedy, 245 pounds; aud Ma.
thias Chab, 237 pounds. 797 pounds!
My! How they could sit down on fell
| lowi
Little Annie Kreuger, daughter of
John and Maggie Kreuger, of Chicago,
| made brief visit TO Lancaster with
Miss Carver, of Rockville. She is spend
ing her summer away from the great
city,to enjoy the beauty and health-g.v-
ing air of the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Carthew are home
again from their Denver visit. Both
have he'd good visit and are improved
in health. Mr.. Carthew says that in his
opinion Grant Co. beats anything that
| no On rxy IN thu a,tiro f,;r1 - tha NAV of
promising crops of all kinds
Jacob Sims, son of Rev. James Sims,
who had many years residence IN Grant
county, is talked of for attorney general
of the state of Iowa He has been for
nearly fifteen years practicing lawyer
at Council Bluffs. Iowa and stands high
ia his profession in that state.
A stockman from this city, who
went to Chicago last week, reported
that one hundred and sixy-tive car
loads Of stock were tied up outside the
city because of the strikes. The wealth
er was so hot that many animals died
The r r Companies will have 10 pay
the damage.
We call attention to the new adver.
tisement of w. L. Douglas IS 90 Shoe
which appesrs in our issue today. we
have every assurance from the manu-
facturer that the recent improvements
in style and quality will give more
satisfaction than ever to the wearers OF
these popular shoes
A e. Roethe OF Fennimore and Nj. p.
Reynolds If Madison have started a
paper at Highland. The business men
there take hearty interest il the pro
ject and give substantial support BY
advertising in ii. Mr. Roethe is an ex
eellent man and we predict success fol
him and his partner
Don't fail to get the july number o.
the Review Of Reviews Il is full OF
discussion of the present Labor trouble;
giving character sketch of VIM. V.
Allen, Popuiist Senator; A study OIL
/ Coxeyism by Sead; An interview with
President Gompers. labor leader, and q
bundle of western letters on the topics
Of the day. For an ali around view OF
the situation g,t TIE Review Of Reviews
| forJuly
Evans Nye, Walter N. Webb and
| Geo A. McGonigal gave lawn party
at Prof Nye's residence, to about sixty
of their friends, on Wednesday evening.
The lawn was beautifully lighted with
Japanese lanterns and gas jets. One Of
the chief fractions of the evening was
The Old Oaken Bucket, Which Hung
in the Vel" A very enjoyable eve
ming will be remembered by all who st
tended.
PRoF. STRAssMAN Dear Sir: Your
Nerve and Brain Tonic is the first med.
icine which proved a success for my