Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-10-17

He's beginning TO CRY.
You're getting more pap than tneIeller-
Now Granny don't fret
-Grandpaps" alive yet
And will pay for the use of your smeller
Don't sputter so
Or your friends will all know
You're getting your pap from the Teller.
For silverware patronize Baldwin.
If you want a good cup of coffee, go
to Burns. If
There's a good show at Reeds this
Thursday evening.
Reserved seat tickets at Benefits
for Maloney's Wedding
Mrs. Geo. P. Goble has returned
from her visit to Nebraska.
Fresh oysters always on hand at
John Burns restaurant tt
The clock season has arrived.
Baldwin keeps complete assortment.
The Great Semi-Centennial celebra-
ton is in progress in Milwaukee, this
week.
our leader: A 2o-year gold-illed
case ladies. watch for 5000
j. H. BALDWIN.
A great many people would not be
as sick as they are if they only knew
what allied them.
If YOU are in need Of anything in
the millinery line see Miss Schloes-
ser's goods before purchasing.
The town was full of people on
Wednesday from Cassville and vicin-
itv. connected with the Behlmer Weist
lawsuit.
Mr.. A. c. Alexander, who has been
running tailoring establishment in
the city for few weeks, has closed
out his business.
shippers of butter and eggs viii be
supplied with shipping tags, stencils,
etc., on application to Geo. A. Moore,
Lancaster, Wis. 32-4t
Last Friday evening there was a
merry party OF boys and girls at the
home of Mr.. r. A. Watkins given by
Mr.. Watkins little sons.
AT the annual meeting Of the La
fayette County Agricultural society,
the following officers were elected:
p ,sident. James Hoskin; vice-presi-
dent, Paul Speth; Secretary, j. G.
Oates: Treasurer, ID. Schreiner.
John Burns has bought out Joe Kern,
and has taken possession. See his adj
yertisement on another page. James
NcBrien will continue the restaurant
business in Mr.. Burns old stand, and
viii spare no pains to satisfy his pat
rons.
On Saturday, October 9TH, j. p.
Chandler of Montfort had the mis-
fortune to get his hand caught and
crushed in the rollers of a corn cutter
and husker. Amputation OF a por-
ton of the hand was found to be nee
essary.
The writer OF IA Bit OF Heterodoxy'
given on the editorial page this week
is J. W. TAYLOR of Linden, a brother
of Attorney Taylor of this city. The
article is we'll worth the time of q
perusal whether the sentiment eN-
pressed be approved or not.
In excavating for the water works
at Lancaster small vein OF lead ore
was struck. 1t is time the Lancaster
people struck something soft in their
waterworks, for they have certainly
struck a good many hard things in
their efforts to procure water
Dodgeville Chronicle.
The new Jeide- Carthew business
block is about finished and by the end
OF the week will be fully occupied.
The upper story will be used by
Messrs. Jeide and Carthew for a mer-
chant tailor establishment and alb
stract office. The lower story is occu-
pied by l. Phillipson & Co.. the popu-
Tar clothiers.
In the circuit court at Dodgville Ia
the case of w. p. Collins vs.. A. W.
Cobb. Hon. Calvert Spensley was
stating the defendants case when
Mr.. Collins said; "Mr Spensley,
that's a id lie." Judge Clement
son at once sentenced Mr.. Collins to
twentv-four hours in the county Jail
and dismissed his case.
Prof. w. A. Henry has officially
notified President Bartlett of the
board of university regents of his in
tention to remain Mt the head of the
Wisconsin College of Agriculture, and
he wired the state board of control OF
New York his declination of the offer
to accept the position OF the expert
ment station at Geneva, y. Y.
Mrs. $. W. Trusdale wife of Rev.
Trusdale who was several years pas
tor Of the NJ. Z. church Of Platteville
died at her home in La Crosse on
Wednesday. Oct. 9. 1895. She was
thought to be recovering from a seve-
re attack Of erysipeIas. but typhoid
symptoms set I'm and terminated her
life. She was a woman Of culture
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