Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-10-25

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able when Major w. H. Up
ham is elected Governor OF
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Mr.. James Treloar, Sr., Is very dan
gerously i'll
Fresh oysters in every style at John
Burns restaurant.
To rent: A good house. roomy, de.
sirable, convenient. ). Barstow.
Schuman's Concert Company will be
at Reeds Opera House November 2nd.
MIR. l. q. Hiekock ard F. Taylo OF
Bloomington spent Sunday in Lancaster.
When you are at court, smoke those
Invinclble cigars for five cents. 81
Kern's. S6-S7
Miss Anna Nehls has returned from
few days visit, at Platteville with
relatives.
Auction and sale bills of all kinds
neatly and promptly printed at the
Herald office.
James Stewart of Glen Haven has
been spending few DAYS with his sister
Matte Stewart.
If you have rot taken out your nat
uralization papers do so at once while
court is in SESSION.
Miss Laura McMlllin left for Boscotel
Monday where she will spend the win
ter with her parents.
Mrs. E. Stewart of Glen Haven expects
to spend the winter with her daughter
Mrs, Matte Stewart.
To Rent; Two good rooms suitable
for Office o. sleeping rooms. Inquire of
John NJ. or W. 2. Stone.
The Grant Co. Herald and the New
York Weekly Tribune, both one year
for S1.75. Subscribe now.
Come to the Republican meeting to-
night to hear, see aud become acquaint-
ed with Republican nominees.
Myrtle Bennett. who is attending the
Lancaster school, went home on Friday
evening last, and returned Monday
morning before school.
DR.. and Mrs. s. E. Hassell went TO
Madison Saturday morning to see their
daughter Editha at the University. The
Doctor came home Monday evening,
and Mrs. H. will enjoy longer visit.
A hundred of the finest Sacred lily
or Chinese Narcissus bulbs ever
brought to Lancaster, Is cents each at
Chas. Burr's Book Store. Wv.
Gentlemen of the Jury: you can get
the finest oysters in the city at Kern's
Restaurant. Served in every stvle.
1857
George Stewart, Esq, has returned
from his trip to Scotland, and he looks
hale and hearty and has enjoyed him
self hugely.
Just received fine line of small in.
struments. Come and take your
choice before holiday trade starts in.
At Michaeis & Roberts's Music hall.
Mrs Nellie Durand is visiting her
parents and meeting a host of other
friends who are always glad to see her.
DR.. Barber's presence here adds to the
pleasure of the home circle.
DR.. A. H. Barber is here among his
many friends. He is still attending
physician in the Kelly cure at Wau-
kesha. Oshkosh is attributing the fall
ing off in the number of its saloons, to
the Kelly cure.
Will. Wurster and runner named
McAtee had a race of IS yards in Platte
vile for $50 side. Will was too much
for McAtee and beat him easily. The
McAtee men boned Will for hundred
yard race the nextday, 800 side. viii.
accepted the challenge and he easily
won again, making an excellent record.
We are glad Will. came out ahead in
| the contests.
Attorney E. NJ. Lowry was called TO
Galena Wednesday to attend the fun
| 0ral OF mrS. u. ~. WdRgOHeT, Inc
mother of Mrs. Lowry. The funeral
will take take place to day. Mrs. Wag-
goner will be remembered by many
Lancaster friends whose acquaintance
she made while here on visits with Mr..
and Mrs. Lowry. Further notice next
week.
Mrs. Emma Smith DeVoe lectured in
the assembly chamber last evening, on
the question of equal suffrage. Sell
dom has Madison audience listened
to a finer address upon her subject.
Her reasoning seemed clear, forcible
and convincing. The manner was
pleasing and womanly. Her voice
was sweet and clear. MADISON wis
consin) DEMOCRAT.
Have you tried those patent pie-tins
with rim around the edge TO keep the
juice from running out and TO keep
the edge from baking too brown while
the contents are getting done? We
have tried them with seeded grapes,
not particle of the Juice escapes. The
crust is perfect and the tin in every