Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-03-29

See notice of Town Caucus.
Cream bread at Pendleton's.
For town lots call at the HERALD Of
fee.
Horses must be going up, when you
see some OF our horse meu in their new
spring attire.
Mr.. j. Retsllick and daughter Anna,
from Clay Ridge, took in the sights of
our city Monday.
Miss LAME Nye, primary teacher in
the Bloomington school is spending va
cation with her parents.
The coffee furnished at the Mission
airy Teas is Chase q Saaborn's blend.
For sale by j. NATHAN q Son.
DIR. H. L. Jenckes of Galena, and
Dr. T. L. Cronin of this city performed
a successful amputaticn of the breast
tor cancer here last Tuesday.
Farm and garden seeds of nearly ell
kinds in bulk at Stone and Hassell's
Drug Store Try them, you never saw
such cheap and good seeds anywhere.
Try an ounce o. those elegant Eek
ford Sweet Peas at Stone and Hasselps.
They are beautiful bloomers and de-
lighlfuly fragrant. The low price will
astonish you.
Evergreens. the finest in the country,
and also the cheapest, at Anton
Scbmiit's. He has thousands to select
from. First come first served. 6-7
Supt. G H. Nye. has completed the
spring examination for certificates and
has begun correcting papers. He ex-
poets to be able to report results to ap
olicsnts in about three weeks.
The new excelsior machine just put
in operation in the factory is one of the
finest made. 1t cuts a grade of excel
sior that for fine quality cannot be sur
passed by anything in the market at
present.
John Tenant, Esq. one of the thrifty
farmers and progressive citizens of
Fennimore, was in the city ON business
last Friday. He owns enough land
to make three or four good farms. He
is a neat one too.
Congregational church announce
menis. Topic for Friday evening
prayer meeting, How TO get the most
good out OF our mistakes. The Ladies'
Society will meet with Mrs. Col. Clark
on Friday afternoon.
The weather black board in the Post
Office, told the folks some days ago not
to get out of their winter clothes too
5000. The heather was then as mild
as the mildest Mav, but how does it
seem to you nowf The weather man
chuckles to himself and says; Didn't
you hear me talkin."
The eldest child of MIR. Geo. Sitter
boy six years of age, died last We'd
nesday of lung fever. The funeral
took place at Mt. Zion church last FRI
day. The afflicted parents have the
heartfelt sympathy Of their neighbors
and friends in their loss.
The Bee Keepers convention held in
Boscobel last week was not as we'll at
tended as it should be but nevertheless,
the papers and discussions were very in
terestiDg. N. E. France of Platteville
was elected president, MIR. Ames, secre-
tsry and Mr.. Pike of Boscobel, treas
urer for the coming year.
The new flour and feed mill at the
depot is almost ready for the machinery.
1t will not be long before it is in full
operation again. This is an enterprise
in which every citizen in Lancaster
should take an interest. Those who,
after such dire misfortune has twice
befallen the mill, are entitled to the
heartiest commentators for their grit
and public spirit
Mrs. G. A. Hammond. who formerly
stopped at j. Lothrop's, has changed
her place of residence to the west part
of Mrs. Alexander's residence in the
city-east of Gen. Calls residence
Mrs. Hammond is an energetic lady
nurse with years of experience, and is
prepared to take responsible positions.
Those DESTROYS of a first class nurse will
DO we'll to give her a call. 46 12w
There was a public debate between
the Seniors and Juniors of the BoScobel
High School some days ago. Ruka S
Hall was crowded with spectators and
the excitement ran high. The question
was: Resolved, That the United States
was not Justified in excluding the Chi.
nese. The Juniors won and now the2nd
year class has challenged the winners
and they will need to look after their
freshly won laurels. Such debates are
excellent features of school work.
Mrs. j. E. Barnett returned from
Ourav last week where she has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Mills,
since last October. She is much ina
proved in health, and she left Mr.. and
Mrs. Mills well. in their mountain
home. Mrs Barnett is much pleased
with Colorado. On her wav home she
stopped with Mrs Edith York in Mil
waukee, and it will please a host of
Lancaster people to know that Mrs
York is enjoying the best of health.
Vaughan's Seed Store. Chicago and
New York, offers package of 20 var
ieties of flower seeds FREE by mail to
any school teacher who will apply for
same and agree 10 arrange with the
scholars IN ulant Thorn aud rarart "a