Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-12-10

best kettle rendered lard at 6 cents per
ID.
Mr. Horace Hymer, sherif-eleot,
was in the city Tuesday attending to
preliminaries connected with his Of
ice
We want your Xmas orders for
everything in the eatable line and can
furnish You the best for the least
money.
-Messrs c. H. Basford and T. j.
Brown went hunting Monday. There
are a few rabbits and squirrels left.
however.
All persons knowing themselves
indebted to Miss B. J. Schloesser' 5
millinery store are requestedto settle
up at once.
Call and see those beautiful gui-
tars at Michaelis 4 Roberts. They
have two fine pianos that win be sold
cheap for cash.
Il d. .Hurlburt OF the Prairie du
Chen Union. was allowed a printing
bill OF $500. so by the Crawford county
board of supervisors.
Miss Schloesser, the milliner, is
offering goods at greatly cheapened
prices in order TO reduce her stock
before taking invoice.
August Christensen. who operat-
es the steam boilers at the Wright
house, has been confined to his bed
by illness for several days.
DO not depend upon the sun for
time; it is better to buy one OF those
fine gold filled watches at Weber Bros,
whose prices are the lowest.
The Teller gave the semi-centen-
NAL celebration some good words
aud the enterprise collapsed. Verify
the .old man" is hoo doc.
Mrs. Eta smith and her sister
Annie Neihels, who have been visit
ing at the Neihls residence in this
city returned home to Chicago
Mrs. Whitney and her daughter.
Mrs. Whalen. Of Evansville, Wis,
came to Lancaster Saturday night and
are visiting with Mrs Fred Burr.
-Handkerchiefs at one cent. two
cents, three cents, four cents, five
cents and up to one dollar and fifty
cents each at c. H. Basford * Co
Don't worry your mind any long
er about that Christmas present but
take what cash you have to spare to
j. H. Baldwin. He will do the rest.
Judge Geo. B. Carter and his
wife visited in Milwaukee last week
and were in Dodgeville over Sunday.
They arrived home Monday evening.
L. A. Tyler of Millville was in
town Wednesday and exhibited the
scalp of a royal specimen of wild cat
which was killed in his neighborhood.
We want 1000 fancy turkeys next
week and will surprise you with the
price we will pay you for them. Drive
around to j. Nathan & Sons with YOUR
poultry.
People viii talk but Weber Bros.
do not sell one article for two prices
or two articles for one price, but
their fine line of iewelry is sold at the
lowest prices.
Fresh fish, oysters. shrimp. clans,
Holsters, celery, lettuce, radishes,
onions, red cabbage, parsley. caule-
flower all for Xmas dinner at J.
Nathan & Sons
Fred Orion keeps the finest and
most complete line of candies in the
city prices from 5 cents a pound up.
He makes speciality OF candies and
nuts for the holiday trade.
The Felix murder case was tried
in Galena last week. The defendant,
Albert Felix, seventy years of age,
was charged with shooting and kill
ing Bate BERN, on the night of Sept.
2, at Banding station. He was found
guilty of murder and sentenced to
prison at Joliet for life.
-Goddlewoggles was getting al
most too gay anyway with his new
horse and carriage. He might have
known that a runaway or something
would happen when he took off that
open-air addition to his barn. We
hope our playful allusion to the Elk