Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-07-12

talO6 received.
21--23 j. Nathan & Son.
PlatteyIlle Races, August "a and %
Mrs. C. K. Showalter has baen very
seriously ill.
Alex Ivey and Ray Carthew have
been visiting in Hazel Green.
Miss Alta Sawyer, of Bloomington,
is visiting relatives in Lancaster.
The carpenters have commenced
work on John Howe's new house.
DR.. P. L. Seaman gave the Grafton
good one.
Chas. Nye, Jr. left for Dixon Ill.
last week. He is in the plumbing
business there.
A good rain or two will make the
biggest blackberry crop Grant County
has seen since 1854.
Profs. Geo. Beck and A. III. Sam
ford will conduct a review school at
Dodgeville this summer.
The Wisconsin Catholic knights, an
insurance order, will meet at Oshkosh
July 18th, 18TH. and 10Th.
Some forty five persons took first
communion at The Cassville Catholic
Church last Sunday week.
Miss Mary Nelson of Patch Grove
graduated from the ST. Clara Academy
at Sinsinawa Mound, June 2Sth.
AS available medicine, Prof. Strass-
mans Nerve and Brain Tonic is over
whelmingly successful for its miracul-
Gus cures.
Oats went up in price rapidly before
the late rains brought the crops into
good condition. Now the price is
going down.
No more postal notes A better or
der of things commenced July LIST,
and all money order offices are sup
piled with the new notes.
ARE YOU MADE miserable by In
digestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss
of Appetite. Yellow Skin? Shiloh's
Vitalizer is positive cure.
Presiding Elder, John Tresidder. is
home from his visit to England. The
visit did him great deal of good it
gave him rest snd physical health.
Times bring great changes; WHY, only
week before last the Sank Co. sheriff
had a task to prevent three tramps
from breaking into the Baraboo jail.
You con get your Flour. Sugar. Cot
fee, and Teas Cheaper at j. Nathan &
Sons, than any place in Grant County
Ask your neighbors, they know.
2l-23
John Pink. Esq. will put up $4,000
residence in the northwest part of the
city. Work will begin on it IN a short
time. Muesse & Patch have the con
| tract.
The Platteville and Galena base ball
clubs win play at Edmund, July 9th,
for 800, the winning club to get $50
and the losers $40. Why don't they
play at Plattevills?
The Dodgevile boys draped the city
in mourning July 4th., because there
was no celebration there. Dodgeville
will celebrate next year. How is it
with Lancas er?
The town of Hazel Green is entitled
to six delegates instead of seven, and
the town of Patch Grove to three in
stead of four. There was mistake
in the call as first issued.
Lost-An open faced gold watch with
! charm and chain between Beetown and
Lancaster July 4th The finder can
have liberal reward by bringing the
lost article to the Herald Office.
When you hear the steam whistle
on the new grist mill. Just think of the
beautiful bread that can be made from
the Perfection brand of flour If you
have not tried it, do so and youth be
happy.
John H. Thompson. who last year
most acceptablY taught the Georgetown
schools, has resigned his position with
the intention of taking up journalism
I He was once hustling for the Gaena
Gazette.
/ Capt Jack Crawford, the poe,
! scout. known 10 almost every g a. r
member. has fallen feir 10 large
! fortune in Scotland We believe the
/ boys viii extent hearty congratula-
lions 10 Capt. Jack.
Town caucuses should be held Sat
nrday, July l4th; County convention,
| July 18Th; Congressional convention.
July Goth; State convention, July 25th.
/ See that every convention and caucus
is well attended. Send good men.
| That RECEIPT in the Herald for para
fine to cover Jelly recalls the fact that
parrafne is also usefnl on the iron to
smooth aud polish linen Keep a
| little on a cloth or pasteboard to rub
toe non To polish the iron use emery
-four and kerosene then wash in sads
and rub with parrafine
Rev A. P. johnson. who was for
many years the pastor OF the Platte
vile Congregational Church died June
2sth The people Of Platteyille he'd