Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-10-11

r B. Gillespie bought $50 hogs and
two car loads of cattle the first half OF
last week.
To Rent; Two good rooms suitable
for office o. sleeping rooms. icquire OF
John 81 or w. P. Stone.
Miss Mollie Clifford has been growing
better quite rapidly lately and is now
able to call on her friends il pleasant
weather.
Keep the cold out and save doctor
bills with window glass and putty from
Stone & Hassell's Drug store. Sw
Rev. P. II. and Mrs. Mason are in
Madison. in attendance upon a large
gathering of Congregational church
workers.
Frank Stockton has given both of his
new stories. with the quaint titles of
Love Before Breakfast" and ''As OLe
Woman TO Another" 10 The Ladies
Home journal.
The case of the State of Wisconsin VS..
Phillip and Ida Smith of Boscobel is
noted for trial Friday Oct 18th. This
promises To be the sensational criminal
case of the term.
PERHAPS the great reason the demo-
cratic leaders are in favor of free wool
is that they want great deal of it to
pull over the eyes of the voters until
after the coming election.
Dentist K Powell, Boscobel, is now on
1, In no
part of this state. He always brings
home with him several antlered troph-
les of his skill with the Winchester.
While Jacob Erwin of Mt Ida was in
court as a witness ON the Graham Ben
nett suit. news was brought TO him of
the death of valuable horse. Mr..
Erwin can lily afford the loss.
We wish it distinctly understood that
Chas. Brick and Chas, Day former en-
ployees of this office are now in no way
connected with it. Chas. Day has had
nothing to do with it for over a year
The report that Benz. Budworth of
this city, now principal OF the Chetek
high school, had his nose accidentally
shot off last week is not true. He was
somewhat hurt by the explosion of
cartridge, but both he and his nose are
all right again.
A special meeting of the Tom Cox Re-
lief Corps, No AZ, will be held in the
Post hall, Thursday, Oct 18th, at 2 p.
M, for inspection. Charlotte l.. Pri-
deaux, of Mineral Point, will be with us
as Inspector. MARTHA SHowALTER.
CATHARINE STRONG, Sec'y. Pres.
L. Kaiser. ESQ.,, of Glen Haven,
made us pleasant call Tuesday. He
and his two sons have q wagon, black.
smith and paint shop in the village of
Glen Haven, and they need never be
ashamed of the quality of the work
they dog It's first-class.
For the first time in his literary car
eer Jerome X. jerome is about to write
directly for an American audience.
This work consists of series of papers
similar in vein to his Idle Thoughts of
an Idle Fellow But addressed to
American girls and women. The articles
will begin shortly in The Ladies' Home
Journal, which periodical will print the
entire series.
LOST:-A very large black and white
hound, ears very large. measuring
nearly two feet from tip to tip, white
stripe up his face over the top of his
head, black spot on top of the head
in stripe. Answers to the nsme of
Captain Jack. Seen last in Lancaster.
Finder can leave him at the Lancaster
House or write TO VIM. Craven, Platte
vile.
English SPAWN Liniment removes all
Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and
Blemishes from horses. Blood SPAWN
Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, Ring Bone,
Stiles, Sprains, Swollen Threats,
Coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of one
bottle. Warranted the most wonder
full Blemish cure ever known. Sold by
Stone & Hassell Druggists, Lancaster,
Wis. VI
M. L. Spaulding, ESQ.,. of Potosi,
made US pleasant call Tuesday, and
gave us good news of his two boys;
Lawrence, who holds responsible pos
ition under big mining company at
Silver City, New Mexico and Harry
who is at Black River Falls, Wis. We
knew these boys when they were little
fellows, and they were wide-awake
business lads then.
| wish the ladies of Lancaster and
vicinity to know that | will keep on
hand for sale special line of Gobelin,
Mexican and Linen cloths of all colors
with suitable materials for all kinds of
embroidery. will also do stamping
ana will give instruction in embroidery
and lace work. Persons desiring any
thing in the above line will find me in
Mrs. P. E Blacks New Millinery Store
next the Herald Office.
If Mrs. c. M. rockingham.
The M. Z. Sunday school had meet
ing Tuesday evening and the following
officers were elected for the coming
year: Superintendent, James Wood.
house; assistant, Will Stone, secretary,
L. G.. Wheeler; treasurer, Gertie Gibbs;
librarians. Tina Stephens, Allan Boice;
organist, Trennie Harshberger; choiris-
ter, Alex. Ivey. A good set of officers.