Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-03-01

just received at Stone & Hassell's. Is.
Earl Lane has the scarlet fever. aud
in their large house is quarantiued in
one room.
The cattle market is down to zero
and still going lower.
Mr.. Joe Longbotham of Dickeyville,
was in the city yesterday.
Geo. Foster, ESQ, of Millville, called
on Lancaster friends yesterday.
Mr.. Nichols of Cuba City. made us
a pleasant call Monday.
A. E. Cooley, Esq, town clerk of
Mt. Hope, was in the city Wednesday.
Thomas Watson. Esq. of Living
ston, was in the city Wednesday on
business. He gave us a call, but it
wasn't to preach.
If you have any real estate to sell,
or if you waut to buy or rent houses
or lands, call at the Herald office.
Mr.. Chase bought of Mr.. Cornwall
the house and lot in the southeastern
part of the city on Jackson street.
Don't miss the entertainment given
by the Mozart Symphony Club in Reeds
opera house next Saturday evening.
1t will be a rare musical treat.
Lii Stephens has been very sick the
past ten days with erysipelas. Her
many friends are anxious for her speedy
recovery.
Don't buy common Turkish prunes
at sny price, when yen can get fancy
California primes 1Slns for 81 of
j. NATHAN & Son.
Henry Irish win have sale on his
farm two miles north of Lancaster,
March 7th--a fine dairy outfit and one
of the best lots of dairy cattle in the
county. See large bills.
Desirable city property for sale. New
house. six good rooms, good well. 1o5
by 120 feet of land well stocked with
small fruits of all kinds. A good bar
gain Call at the Herald office 50 If
Now is your time to send in your
orders for Evergreens and other nursery
stock. Anton Schmitt has some of the
finest and cheapest stock you ever beard
of. Write him or call upon him. 2-s
Hugh A Harper was ont of school on
account of sickness two weeks before
school closed. He is regaining his
health and enjoying his vacation with
his Grandpa. Mr. Moore is not in lis
usual health.
We were pleased to greet Dr. Ii. L.
Jenckes of Galena last Monday. He
was in the city on business. and did not
forget to inquire about his friends and
acquaintance in this vicinity and West
Grant He looks well, and has a good
and constantly increasing practice in
his comparatively new location.
When you want to buy garden and
field seeds of all kinds and of the finest
quality, just call at Stone & Hassell's
Drug Store. You get ever so much
more for your money when you buy in
bulk. Just try it and see for yourself.
52-1w
Nelson Walker, son of VIM. Walker,
Esq, is very sick with lung trouble at
his home near Buffalo Gap. South
Dakota. He has been sick for some
time and his recovery is doubtful. He
is young man who is well remem-
bered here and hearty fishes come
from his friends for his recovery.
DIR. Washington GLADDEN. contributes
to the March Century an article on the
Anti Catholic Crusade which will be
apt to attract considerable attention.
He criticizes severely some of the meth
DDS of the American Protective Asso-
citation in their endeavors to stir up
feeling against Roman Catholics.
AbtoutiUu beIiHhUS-bDu 6N6TyDOUy
else! For the first time in the history
of Lancaster there will be theatrical
performance in the German language at
Reeds Opera House, on Monday, March
18th. at which time German Dramatic
Company of New York will present the
play of Ludwig the Second of Ba-
var;a." This company comes with the
very best of recommendations. and
promises genuine trest-well worth
the patronage of all.
We have lately bought set of the
Youths Cyclopedia, and find it one of
the richest mines of information we
have ever seen; and we wish every
reader in the county could see those
volumes which are indeed .'the cream
of the larger and moro expensive
works. We do not wonder that it is