Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-08-02


from Mason City, Ia, Monday.
Free sample 10 any lady of DR.. Fosters
Peerless Face Ionic and Wrinkle Re
mover 1T BENEFITS Drug Store. Nv
The sweetest subscription price we
receive for the Herald is the can of
honey from Ii. G. Gleason. 1t is very
clear and delicious.
Mr.. E. Graham is busy from dawn
till dark and doesn't even take time to
sprinkle his own street or lawn.
These dusty days give him some new
calls.
The Milwaukee 5entinel's picture
Wednesday morning, illustra ting the
race of gubernatorlal aspiraDts, was
very amusing. Mr.. Rvland was at
the head and it looked like hose team
race.
The Primitive Methodist Society of
Graham, will hold an ice cream socia-
BILE at the Graham school house. Thurs
day, Aug. 9Th, Everybody invited.
By Order of Committee.
VIM. CROFT.
More agons and tuggies have bee n
retired ia tnis town during the last few
weeks than ever 10 like period before.
That our blacksiniths are accommodate
ing no one can deny, when they ar3
found busy at w,rk st ten o'clock at
night tightening he iron bands.
Photographer Chas Longdop. has
returned from attendiD. the photog
rapber's convention at S.. Louis. He
was an exhibitor md though there were
more than three hundred contestants
he was honored by one of the medals.
He is to bo congratulate on his sue
cess
For SALE.-S0 acres, 100 acres, 240
acres of very fine farming land. First
class buildings, well water, spring
water and cistern. All under cultiva-
ton. A first class bargain. Call at
HERALD office. 24tf.
JauesYille Recorder, July, 20; 1884,
Died, July 2lst, 1894, at the residence
of his daughter, Mrs. j. M Strickling.
near Hot Springs. Arkansas, after a
painful illness of five |oeks' duration,
w. H. Colling Sr, aged seventy years
and one month.
Grant county (Wis.) papers please
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In the summer" said a house
wife. 1.-The ice in the refr gerator melts
very rapidly TO make Il last as long
as possible we used TO wrap about it an
cid blanket or piece of carpet. but now
adays we wrap it up in newspapers.
Ii keeps better in newspapers and we
no longer have the trouble of washing
and drying the other wraps; when the
newspapers are wet we simply throw
them way.
Milwaukee Telegraph-Th nix of
Myrop Reed, the heroic soldier and de-
voted minister, the man of large brain
and large heart, eonfessing himself an
anarchist, and talking and acting like
an anarchist. 1t is enough to make his
friends weep. This is the Myron Reed
that has been praised TO the skies by
Milwaukee, papers He is brother of
the Mr. Rect who was principal CT our
school some years ago.
Sparks from locomotives have caused
great deal OF damage t. farmers
along railroad ines this summer.
MANY FIELDS have been more or less
burned over end shocks of grain and
stacks OF hay DESTROY ed. Mr. Henry
Baker of this city has flne farm near
Edmund rented TO his son, who lost a
quantity of oats and some nay stacks
through fire caught from spark from
locomotive. If tho dry weather con
tiuues the pillow viii help keep the fire
away from barn and other out buildings.
Use it.
Walter I.athrop. who for some
months has SO satisfactorily conducted
the bakery in connection with John
Pendleton's restaurant, has gone to
Wsukesha, where Geo. Angus. Mrs
Lathrop's brother. has purchased a
restaurant Mr.. Lattrop will look af-
ter the bakery part of the establish
ment There young men are No. one
business men, straightforward, INDUS
trious, accommodating, and will con-
duct a first class restaurant i'm every
respect. They are worthy the conf
dence and patronage of the citizens of
Waukesha.
- mo- h pms paw CdH NC
found at Clayton Landing on the Mis-
sissippi for the next week or two
The following young ladies and gem
tlemen comprise the party: Misses
Estella Showalter, Laura Barber, Hat
tie Barnett, Fanny Mckenzie, Lou
Mckenzie, Delphia Oswald, Margie
McCawley, Mabel Decker. Carrie
Schreiner, LAME Nye, Simon
son. and an unknown cook. Messrs.
Y. L. Showalter, Chas Lopgdon,
Everett Brooks, Chas Wright, Earl
Iyey, Ray Carthew. Jay Nathan.
Frank Webb. Geo. Thompson. The
party is chaperoned by Mrs. r. B.
Showalter.
PROF. STATESMAN. Dear Sir: Your
Nerve and Brain Tonic, of which nv
wife has been using, has proved the
desired effect of stopping the nose
bleeding Of many years standing. after
all other remedies have failed. She
has gained in health and strength.