Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-03-15

Oranges, Pears, Bananas, Lemons.
cheap at Kern's.
Fine line of New Wall Papers at
Stone & Hassell's Is.
Lewis Eberle, of Richland Center. is
in the city for few days.
James Hughes, OF Beetowp, favored
the HERALD this week by call.
V. H. Palmer, of S. OAK. formerly
of Boscobel was in the city Tuesday.
Prof. Beck preached at the NJ. E..
church in Dodgeville last Sunday.
Car load of Fine Grornd Oil Cake
just received at Stone & Hassell's. Is.
W. L. and Simon Langstaff, OF
Potosi. were in the city the first of the
week.
E. r. Hughes, brother of John
Hughes, of Dodgeville, was in the city
over Sunday.
George Keller and j. Valentine
Drossler. of Keller, were visitors in the
city Tuesday.
Mrs Carrie Chandler ane children, of
Beloit, ere visiting with Mr.. Chandler,
az Faribault, MINI.
The coffee furnished at the Mission
airy Teas is Chase & Sanborn's blend.
For sale by j. NATHAN & Son.
James Dslley, brother of Mrs. Garth
waite. came from Brazil, Ind, to attend
her funeral.
Mrs. Frank Nathan, of Superior, after
a three weeks visit in Chicago, came in
Tuesday evening for visit at the home
of Der father, MIR. H. Muesse.
Don't buy common Turkish prunes
at any price, when you can get fancy
California prunes 1Slbs for 81 of
j. NATHAN & SON
The Editor went to Madison Saturday
to hear the lawyers talk while the roster
case was in progress. Little Hester
went with him to visit her grandma,
her uncles and her aunts.
Desirable CITY property for sale. New
house. six good rooms, good well, los
by 120 feet of land well stocked with
small fruits of all kinds. A good bar
gain Call at the Herald office SO If
In Polish ward in Chicago. 5445
children were recently vaccinated in
one day by order of the Health Depart
ment. 1t took nine persons over eight
hours TO perform the work. The child
rem furnished the music.
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 heard
Of Write him or call upon him. 2-3
AS Richard Willis was riding valu-
able horse through town Friday morn
ing. it suddenly became violently i'll,
near the M. E. church He turned
back but only reached Geo. McCarthy's
when it was unable to go further.
Every effort was made to save it. but
after much suffering it died Sunday
We are sorry for Mr.. Willis's
loss.
Mrs. William Dent of Georgetown
died at noon Sunday at her home. She
was about SO years of age and a we'll
known and most estimable lady. Her
husband and four children survive her.
The funeral sermon was preached at
Georgetown, Tuesday at 10 o'clock, and
the final ceremonies were pronounced
at the grave in the beautiful cemetery
1t Hazel Green.
We believe no set of books ever
Drought into our city has been so uni
liked by all who have examined
hem as the Youths Cyclopedia, and
We sec by our exchanges that this is the
,ase wherever it has been shown. Mr..
Davis is peculiar and successful agent
Is he shows the full columns and never
irges one to purchase.
Don't forget that there will be two
polling places in each Of the three fol-
owing towns. Lancaster, PlatteYille
md Smelser. In Lancaster all living
outh of Maple street will vote in the
Jity Hall and these living north OF
Maple street, will vote somewhere to be
FAMED later In Smelser, one voting
'lace will be in Cuba City and the other
n Georgetown.
Miss Gussie DeVoe, of Boscobel, has
rought suit against the city for DANA
es to the extent of $4,000 for injuries
ustained from slipping on tin patch
q the sidewalk. Boscobel has good
eason to hope that Miss DeVoe will
her suit or else fail to secure