Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-02-22

a pound at Kern's.
E2rSee the Doty & Del Vecohio Co.,
at the Opera House this week.
Mrs. Whitney went to Milwaukee
Tuesday morning, on visit.
Don't fail to call at the store of John
Schreiner & Sons next Friday and Sat
urday. You will be sorry if you don't
Don't forget the public sale on the
Henry Mink farm, Thursday. March
LIST. A full line of farm machinery,
horses and cattle.
R9-See the beautiful chamber suite
to be given away by the Doty & Del
Vecchio Company. Numbers given
each night.
A telegram from Joe Nathan, Jr., at
Seattle, says his wife has reached the
crisis OF the disease, typhoid fever, and
the physicians have hopes that she will
pass it safely,
If you want Auction bills or bills of
any kind printed any color or size, call
at the HERALD Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Budd went to Mil
waukee last Monday morning. and Mrs.
G. rockingham went Tuesday morning
to attend the Grand Chapter of the
order of the Eastern Star.
Take your sewing machines to Ed.
Hydes to have them fixed, if you want
them made as good as new. Wringer
rolls put in and scissors, knives and all
edged tools neatly and carefully
sharpened.
Jacob Baumgartner, of Fennimore,
delivered to V. BIllig, Monday. Feb. 10,
twenty-three head of April and May
shotes which averaged 34Olbs. The
price realized was $40.
L. P. Reifsteck made us a pleasant
call last Monday. He is hustling for
the Deering Reaper and Mower Co.,
and better man than he is is not in
the list of that company's employees.
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.
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There was very pleasant party
down at the home of Oliver and Louisa
Club last Friday evening. Two crow
ded sleighs took seventeen of Lancas-
ter's young ladies and Howard Rhodes,
and practically unlimited quantity of
bananas. oranges, candy, popcorn,
cakes and other nice things out to the
farm. Very merry hours were those
passed there that evening.
Joseph Palliser, Esq, of Potosi, sent
us his 51st subscription to THE HERALD
last Monday. He has been its friend
almost since the first number came from
the press in the little log house that
stood down near the big spring, where
the excelsior factory now stands. These
are friends indeed, and few other papers
in Wisconsin can boast more of such
than can the HERALD.
There is no question about the excel
lent results of using the Steam Cooker.
just think of the comfort of cooking
pie ce Of beef for dinner, knowing with
out watching it, or lifting the cover, it
will be tender, juicy and cannot posi-
bly, burn. And for soup making it is
perfect in practice as well as theory.
The soup retains its favors aud cannot
boil away or cook too fast as it is al
most sure to do in kettle.
Mrs. G. l.. Harper.
There is funny sign in front of the
business rooms of Messrs. Aug.
Michaelis, Chas. Roberts, r. E. Muir
phey and Harry Barnett, in Reeds
new building. Ii was neatly painted
and placed there by skillful sign paint
ers and never fails to amuse the reader.
He will commence TO read in sober
earnestness, a troubled expression first
creeps over his face, then a smile
works itself into shape. a broad grin
takes possession of his countenance and
hearty laugh closes the performance
until the next one comes along. Read
il to see how it will affect you.
GAINESVILLE Republican: Brown Bes-
sie," a COW bred and raised by H. C.
Taylor, of vrtordville, Rock county,
sold for the h rest price ever paid for
a cow in the IN ed States, viz: $50, 900
cash. Mr.. Taylor exhibited her at the
Worlds Fair and she was prize win
ner, showing the greatest milk and but
ter record of any COW in the world, her
milk showing test of per cent. G.