Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-03-22


Special Easter services will be held
in all the churches here next Sunday
Miss Libbie Livingston, of Livingston
will teach the Sitter school this sum-
mer.
fhe Order of the Eastern Star elected
full set OF officers last Monday eve
ming,
A fine farm of 112 acres for sale
cheap. Excellent buildings. Call at
HERALD office.
Philip Reed will attend to any bill
posting to be done in the city. He will
do it well too.
The coffee furnished at the Mission
airy Teas is Chase q Sauborn's blend.
For sale by j. NATHAN s. Son.
Mr.. Gay Landon. from west Lanca.-
ter brought in load OF hogs Monday
for which he received "a 10.
If you want good job of horseshoe
ing or repairing done with neatness and
dispatch 90 to ADAM WALT.
Cuba City. Wis.
Easter Sunday, Easter hymns, Eas-
ter eggs. Don't neglect to attend some
one of the churches in the city next
Sunday.
Don't buy common Turkish prunes
at any price, when you can get fancy
California prunes 1Slbs for 81 of
j. NATHAN & Son.
Work in the second degree at a
special meeting of the A. F. & A. M.
Wednesday evening March 2Sth. Full
attendance desired.
Farm and garden seeds of nearly all
kinds in bulk at Stone and Hassell's
Drug Store. Try them, you never saw
such cheap and good seeds anywhere.
Try an ounce of those elegant Eek
ford Sweet Peas at Stone and Hassell's
They are beautiful boomers and de-
lightfully fragrant. The low price will
astonish you.
Desirable city property for sale. New
house. six good rooms, good well, 105
by 120 feet of land well stocked with
small fruits of all kinds. A good bar
gain. Call at the Herald office. 50 If
There is some maple syrup for sale on
our streets at present but the season
promises to be very short one. Spring
hustled along just little too fast for a
good sap season, although the syrup is
first class
Last Sunday there was an examine
ton of those in the German Evangelic-
al Church who have been preparing for
confirmation which will take place on
Easter Sunday. There were Is appli-
cants all of whom passed good exami-
nations.
Don't fail to read what Mr.. Rose has
to say about poultry raising in this
weeks Herald. 1t is worth many dol
lars to the farmers and poultry raisers
of Grant and adjoining counties. Mr..
Rose is recognized authority on the
subject.
The La Porte Herald is considered
one of the best papers in Northern
Indiana. In its issue of October IL,
1892, it says: La Porte does not seem
to be good place for travelling doctors
TO make money. Not less than six Of
the last ones who have tried it have
given it up and quit coming but DR..
Brewer, the .'old reliable still makes
his visits regularly.
Mrs. Showalter. the aged mother of
Mr.. Clark Showalter, died last week at
the home of her daughter Sarah, who
lives in Manchester, Iowa. She was
brought here last Saturday to be
buried beside her husband who died
some years ago. Mrs. Showalter was
80 years of age and was one of the old
settlers in the county. Until few
years ago she and her husband lived a
short distance north of the city. Both
of these good people were active work
ers in the M. M. Church.
DIR. f. r. Brewer. who makes his
regular visits to Neenab. was at the
Russell Thursday in consultation with
patients, When prominent and sue
cessful practitioners have such belief in
DIR. Brewers skill and ability as to re.
quest him to prescribe when i'll them
selves, it is little wonder that ordinary
invalids are not slow to appreciate real
merit in this direction. As a conse-
quence DR.. Brewer has built up a prac.
tice of enormous proportions. -Neenah
wis. Gazette, Oct. 5.
Mrs. jesse +. Rogers, wife of Rev.