Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-10-18

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To rent: A good house. roomy. de-
sirable, convenient. 5. Barstow.
Carefully read and preserve the
Herald Supplements. They will be of
use to you.
Auction and sale Hills Of oil kinds
neatly and promptly Trir ted at the
Herald office.
The Ladies Society Of the Congrega-
tional Church will meet on Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Chas Angus.
The Grant Co. Herald and the New
York Weekly Tribune, both one year
for Sl.75. subscribe now.
There We're 1891 entries at the Gajena
fair. The managers propose Ia have q
bigger and better one next year.
Gentlemen of the Jury: you can get
the finest oysters in the city at Kern's
Restaurant. Served in every stvle.
SO 81
DR.. j Godfrey's home was made
happy Sunday last by The birth of a
bright and hearty daug liter.
Miss Stella Baldwin. who has been
spending several weeks visiting friends
at Lake Mills. Wis, returned Saturday.
Her mothers illness brought her home.
A hundred of the finest Sacred lily
or Chinese Narcissus bulbs ever
brought to Lancaster. Is cents each at
Chas. Burr's Book Store. 2w.
Just received fine line of small in
struments. Come and take your
choice before holiday trade starts in.
At Michaelis & Roberts's Music hall.
VIM. Kerr, Jr.. of Hurricane is agent
for very fine atlas of the world He
is a clever young man and we hope he
will succeed in his enterprise.
Mr.. ank Mrs. Jno P. Lewis left Mon
day morning for Butte City, Montana,
where they will spend the winter with
their sons Will, Oscar aud Walter.
Friday. October II, Mr.. Elton Har-
wood, of Csssville, and Miss Chloe
Cook, of Plafteville. were married by
Rev. II. ID. Smith at the M. E. par
sonage in this city.
DR.. Godfrey's beautiful new home in
the western part of the city is compile
ted and ready for occupancy. 1t is
one of the most comfortably planned
and built homes in the city.
Geo. Brown of Woodman, DIR. o. p.
Sala of Bloomington, Henry Coons. and
Nj. l.. Spaulding of Potosi, and mem
bers of the bar and the Jury, as well as
many OF the witnesses from all parts OF
the country attended the speech of Hon.
II. A. Taylor, last Tuesday night.
They all seemed entertained too.
Beth Lowry is very sick with a rheu.
matte fever, Mrs. Lowry is now and
has been in Galena at the bedside of
her mother, Mrs j. N. Waggoner for
the past two weeks or more. Mrs
Waggoner is very feeble and her case
is considered very serious. With
court 10 session and a great deal of
legal work to do. MIR. Lowry certainly
has his hands full
Dubuque paper says that the
Ahearn mine has turned out large uuan-
titles of mineral the past few months,
but has lately given out Its owners
have great confidence and sre putting
in another pump to 60 deeper. Its our
opinion that the owners have more
money now than they will have when
they quit the mine. 1t will be the sane
old story.
Senator E, l. Kidd and Hon. A. III.
Long of Prairie du Chen will make
several political addresses in points in
this county convenient 10 Prairie du
CHEN. They are both excellent men
and any audience that assemblies to
hear them will he instructed and highly
entertained. When it comes to genu-
inc humor and pointed anecdote, there
are very few men in the state who can
equal Mr., Long.
A. E. Groves, Gen. Agent for the
celebrated piano firm of James B
Bradford, Milwaukee, arrived in the
city yesterday for few days stay in
the interest of his house. Their line of
pianos comprises the "Chickering,
Sohmer, Gabler. Basins & Son. Krall.
Smith & Barnes and Leland, ANY one
contemplating buying should see Mr..
Groves or Miss Rose Smith, their local
agent. before purchasing. Pianos
sold for cash or on easy payments.
Mr.. Groves is stopping at the Wright
House.
I.ass Friday evening a merry party
of about thirty G. A. r. men and w. r.
G. women armed with heavily laden
baskets took possession of Comrade
John Altizer's home, much to the sur
prise of the fam ly and of Mr.. Altizer
himself, when he came home about 8
O'Clock. The celebration of the 30th
university of the wedding day though
unexpected by Mr.. and Mrs. Altizer,
proved most enjoyable occasion. MIR.
and Mrs. James Woodhouse were guests
also twenty years ago at their tin we'd
ding anniversary.
j. E Barnett and his workmen who
have been scraping out Mr.. Bar
nett ice pond, found a magnificent
tooth last week in a most excellent
state of preservation. 1t is one of the
finest end soupdest we ever saw. and
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