Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-05-24

the carpenter work.
A beautiful line of neck wear, all
kinds. shades. and colors, from fine
silk down to cheap cotton, anything
YOU went in this line at |. Philipscn's
& Co. 14-tf
Louis Heiliger, who lives on the Eich
farm, had very young man come to
stay with him and Mrs. Heiliger last
week. They are all happy.
VIM. Schloesser, of North Lancaster.
will have his fine new house ready for
occupation in a week or two. Fred
Bracket did the carpenter work.
Our stock of Youths and Boys
clothing is the largest in Grant County
and will be sold cheap at Philipson's &
Co. Come and ses for yourself. 14tf
Mr.. Joe Zenz of Hurricane has Just
purchased The Morrell farm of 100
acres at S67 so per acre. from Lee Nor
rell. The farm is good one and so is
the price.
There viii be Ball game at the Fair
Grounds this Thursday afternoon. The
Fats and Leans will fight it out on the
diamond. Everybody invited TO see
the fun. Admission free.
Largest line of Straw Hats for Men
Boys, and Children ever offered for
safe in Lancaster at
14tf ]. PHMIPs0N's & Co.
Gen. Ami Dodge, veteran of the
Black Hawk war, and one of the oldest
and most widely known residents of
Lafayette county, died on the 10th at
Darlington, at an advanced age.
Ex-Congressman Batez, who 1t is
alleged tried to bride Senators Hunton
and Kyle TO vote against the tariff bill,
failed to make his appearance before
the committee OF investigation yester-
day.
The most complete stock of Mems
Suits 10 select from, ever offered in
Lancaster at lowest living prices at
14lf l. PHILIPsoN' & Co.
The Wisconsin river is on tear.
Such a flood of high water is coming
that it will raise the Mississippi about a
foot. Heavy rains in the north are the
cause.
Geo. @. Sykes and Lon WAYNE are
getting ready to build new houses.
Wayne will build near Mrs. w. B. Bax-
ter's, and Sykes south of the city. f.
A. Bracket secured the contract for
both of these houses.
We sell good goods. One price only
and that the lowest
14tf /. PHLIPsoN's & Co.
Joe Walker, Esq, made us pleasant
call last Wednesday. He is one OF the
true-blue Republicans of this county and
he has not weakened a little bit under
the glorious, good times(P) enjoyed
under the present administration.
DIR. Reed is right up to time with i'm
provements He has lately put five
large windows and an overhead venti-
lator in his new hall. This makes the
ventilation perfect and the hall much
cooler than out doors on hot day or
night.
We are sorry that we cannot .ell the
many friends of John Duncan that he
shows signs of marked improvement in
health Though he moves about the
house some he still suffers good deal
and is no stronger than he was some
weeks ago,
ARE YOU MADE miserable by In
digestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss
of Appetite, Yellow SkinP Shiloh's
Vitalizer is a positive cure.
AT~ a,I NHre ToI.D c. 4
Miss Emma Schreiner started for Bre-
men, Germany, yesterday morning.
They take with them the wishes of
city full of friends for a pleasant voy-
age and the complete restoration of Mr..
Schreiner's health.
The 10 Davies county game warden
made seven arrests for illegal fishing.
The men were all citizens of Menominee
township and five of them were each
fined SO and costs Some game war
dens are evidently looking after bust
ness. Don't seine for fish.
Fred Heberlein. of Liberty. had three
horses struck by lightning last Thursday
and two of them instantly killed. The
hired man was unhitching them and
bad just stepped away about Ten feet
to pick up line when the bolt struck
He was somewhat stunned but not burt.
The horses were insured in the Liberty
Insurance Co.
We paid visit to the creamery yes
,erday. 1t is fully ready for business
and wants all the milk that can be fur
nished. The amount received now per
day is $500 pounds The separator can
handle 1000 pounds per hour and the
churn has capacity of 400 gallons of
cream at each churniDg. There are 20
patrons at present. Hustle up the milk
and make your cows pay you big
money.
Lancaster Grand Army boys are
proud of their Woman's Relief Corps.
They were organized January Is, 1894
with AZ charter members, and now
they number rs, and among them is
Mrs. Mary Hyde, the mother of the
first boy George Hyde) that enlisted
in Lancaster. and Mrs. Cox. the mother
of the first boy that was killed from