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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-07
Read and Reflect.

lTTy He undersigned would respectfully inform
n tho citizens OF Grant county, and the adj
Joining counties, that they have removed TO the
lcommodious store lately occupied by VIM. l.,
johnson in the town of Potosi Being thankful
for the patronage which has been go literally ne
slowed upon them during the shor, time they have
been settled IN this place, they solicit continue
ance Of the same, and pledge themselves 10 please
all who may eau upon them. They will receive
in a lew days an extensive assortment OF new
gooda, which la addition to theii present stock vii
make as i0ll and complete an assortment: of goods
OF every variety as can be found in any store in
the mines, consisting Of the following:
Damas& table linen, brown linen table spreads;
Summer stufs; buff aud orange prints;
Buttons for chlldren's clothes, in great variety;
Broadclothos, cassineres and ves,ings;
White corded and Mohair skirts;
Gents summer coating;
Linen sheeting, fine white iiannels;
Drah Damask Inoreens; Eo
Black Isle thread gloves;
Marshalps linen thread;
Coats 200 yd spool ;hiead:
Boanets, ribbons, parasols. &c;
Ii viii be impossible for us to enumerate one
half of the articles which keep, but we will call
your attention 10 few of the leading articles viz
| new style of lawns and balzarines, something
entirely new for ladies dresses;
! Prints of every description;
| Shawls OF every possible style;
| Ribbons Of all styles and colors
Laces and edgings of every descriptions;
A large aud complete assortment of b0nno,s:
| individuals wishing goods for their families,
milinefs and pedas, are all requested to call and
examine our stock before purchasing, as we think
we can convince you that all we have said can be
fully realized
sl,.-e -
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AsSignee's Notice.

hsSIgIItt INUIICt'
EHUBLIC notice is hereby given that Jona-
a. than Chamberlain Of Hazel Green, in tho
county Of Grant, Wisconsin Territory, has this
day assigned and conveyed TO the undersigned aii
his property Tor the Of his creditors, agreeaby
70 the laws Of Wisconsin Territory, concerning
insolgent debfors The assignment 10 on the
store lately occupied BY said Chamberlain, and
the creditors BY applying there, can become par
ties % the same, as Is required ~ law 20 cattle
them 70 a dividend. a. Il. HOLMES,
Assignee.
Urzel Green, Oct IL, 1876. 33-3i.
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To THE MIL /!
S. e.. LEWLS 8. co.
A RE now receiving one of the largest and beet
IN selected stock of Goods ever offered for sale
in Wisconsin,, consisting of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
lQUEENSWARE,
BOOTS 81 shoes,
PAINTS, sc.
which were bought low, and will be sold as cheap
as at any establishment in this town, OF any othor
in the Mines, for ready pay. ALIVE ask is an ex-
animation Of goods ard prices 10 ensure a sale -
Among our stock may be POUNDS the following
DRY GOODS,
100 pieces prints, every quality and color,
10 bales brown sheeting, every quality,
100 pieces Of bleached sbeeiing,
Cashmeres, plain and figured,
Apacas, igurei silk warp,
Ladies' silk cravats,
Parisian, plain and plain figured Iopt do lanes,
Bonnet silks, pic mic gloves,
Worsied mitts, silk do,
Kid gloves, assorted do, long pic mic do,
Lnan aud silk hdls. laces. black do
Colored bordered and jackonolt cambrics,
Bishops lawn, green befage, plain fig silks,
silk velvets, velveteens, surge,
Gnghans, fringe, gimps,
Cashmere shaws, damask merino and binket do,
irish linen, table coHers.
Birds-eyo and Russia diapers,
Damask table lnea,
Ladies, cotton, cashmere and silk hose,
Brown Holland, linen drilling,
Linen and cotton thread,
Webb and elastic suspender,
Padding and canyass,
Cassimeres, broadcloths, satinetts,
Tweeds and Kentucky jeans, .f
White, red and yellow Aapnels, sff
liemilton stripes, blue jeans,
Plaid linsey burlaps,
Gents satin stocks and woollen socks,
Side fac and horn combs, lines, tape,
Yankee Gockng aud hard times,
Needles, Zephyr wors;ed thread, twinc, &c.
HARDWARE.
Bright log chains, cable do,
Smnons' and Golfers Axes, broad o.,
Cast STEEL hoes, Ames' spade and shoyels,
Mining picks, clubbing hoes, manure forks,
Mill and cross cut saws,
Hand, buck, circular and key.hDe saws.
G. nn scoops. small axes, hatchets,
MI hammers. drawing KNIVES, auyeF,
Chissels, planes, plane irons,
Gouges, shears, sheep shears, scissors, knives;
Pen and pocket knives, table add tea spoons,
B,ads, rasp and saw files, butts, screws,
Jacks door handles, Carpenters locks,
Bolts, snuhep, trays,
Shoe. white wash and scrubbing brushes,
Trunk, chest and pa6loeks, DC, &c.
GROCERIES.
Loaf. lump aud crushed sugars,
s, Croix, New Orleans and clarified molasses,
Imperial, young Tyson, and gunpowder teas,
Spice. pepper, ginger, cinnamon, cloves,
Nnifnees, faisins, Rio, Java and Laguiga coffee
Sperm candles, starch, tobsceo,
Saltpetre, macaboy and Scotch snuff, &c.
Together with every other article IN cur line.
Potosi. August 3, 1916. "A 22E
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CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Gentlemen's kip, calf and cowhide boots, and
kip shoes, ladies' French kid buskin and seal Slip
pers, kip, calfand morocco walking shoes, full and
half CATERS, infants kin socks, we'll as genera
assortment of Misses shoes.
The above mentioned stock will be sold nj a
small advance for cash, and | will not be UNDER
Sold.
Lancaster, May lG, 1916. loft
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" Shingles" y.

4 f. Lewis s. Co. Potosi, have just been in
~. receipt Of $50 bnnrbes Shingles. superior ar
ltice, which they win sell cheap FOR cash.
Fotosi, July 4lh 1876.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-07

Cash wanted stthis Iice,immediately
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Platteyille Hotel,

Corner Of Main and end Street.
DY john Symons. Rei,ted and furnished in
Il ; good style for the accommodation of the ,rav
eling Public
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TIN w A r Il.

which is manufactured from good Tin in the hes,
manner, which win be sold cheap at wholesale or
retail. .
Particular attention paid to the manufacture Of
all articles usually manufactured in his line.
N. II. The subscriber has removed his establish-
ment from the building formerly occupied by
him, TO the Groshong Block, ia the building fomi-
orly occupied by ID. A. Mackenzie, directly op
posite Lawther & Dyer's Store.
A. b. SOUTHWORTH.
Potosi. W. L., Sept. l0,h, 1876. 27--ly..
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

Here you can see Olney,s Improved School &C.
ograpAy, Comstock's Botany, Chemistry, Philoso-
ply and Mineral ~; McGufey's Isl, I'd and 81
Readers, Kirkham's Grammar, Daeies's Algebra,
Bentley's Pictorial and Websier's Elementary
Spoilers, Emmerson's Series of Readers, Adams
Arithmetics, States, letter and Cap Paper, Blank
Books, Ink stands, Sand Boxes, Sand. &c.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-07

loo BARRELS Of Whisky for sale at the
HUI 81. Louis Store, 10 CassyilIe by
PETER RAFFAUF.
Cassvillc, August 30, 1916. 23--4t
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

Here call for nerve and .boae linment, opodcl-
doc, Irish MOSS sulphur, roll birthstone, borax, CO.
bait, oil, spirits tufpentine, all kinds of
sences, macaboy snuff, cream tartar, lemon syrup,
pepper sauce, carbonate soda, Seidlitz powders,
nutty &C. together with all the most celebrated
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-07
PATENT MEDICINES.

Moffatt's Life Pills and Bitters, Smiths suga
coated pills, Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, Al
ebasi's Pills, Salve, Back Pasters and Toot'
Ache Drops, Lees Pills, Cox's Hive Syrup, Pc
ters, Worm I,ozenges &c
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-07
Britania ~ yapanea Ware.

Doz. Britannia Tumblers,
| do do Tea po,s.
do do Gov. Pitchers,
Q do do Goblets,
9 do 10 Mugs, IS
s do Japanod Tea Canistsrs,
q do do Spittoons,
Nest Trunks,
do Toy Cups,
do Candle Sticks,
Together with any other Article usually kept in
the above lihe.
The above comprises n part OF his supply Of
FALL GOODS, all Of which have been selected
with care, and ara offered at unusual low prices
The Furniture 10 his Stoves are manufactured in
Po,osi, and warranted superior 10 the same alti-
Giles which are manufactured elsewhere.
The subscriber also keeps on hand largo as.
sortment Of
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As it would be too tedious to go through this
stock in catalogue, suffice it TO mention few Of
the leading and rare article coming under each
leaving the balance as granted
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-07
s. sgaO " 50 s. q


100 Resor's Premium Cook Stoves. 5 Sizes
IS Albany do do do 5 do
30 Ten Plate do. DO do do
90 Seven do do do do do
90 Box do do. do do 3 do sif
10 Fancy Air-pight, 3 do
10 Gothic do do do
10 Sheet-lron do do
20 Boxes Tin Plate, at
Cases Copper, No, IA 16
20 Bundles Wire, assorted sizes,
GO Bundles, No. 26, Sheet-iron, FREQ
10 do do 2i,s do DO 8g
10 do do l6 to "a, do
20 Doz Iron Candle Sucks,
. Gross Tined Iron Spoons,
Pairs Brass.hcad Fire Irons, e8css
boz. Fire Shovels aud Tongs.
II Parlor Stoves,
20 Sugar Kettles, 8 to 20 gals 1
30 Brass and Copper Kettles, 3 10 Is gals.
900 lbs. Sheet link,
200 pieces Foundry Hollow ware and Castugs,
such as Furnaces, Sauce Pans, Ovens, Sknets,
Round Pots, Dish Kettles Odd Lids Ne =
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-01
To subscriber. ana Advertisers.

Former proproiors Of the Herald, have in
some instances undertaken TO furnish certain
subscribers with exchange papers each week
The present proprietor has continued hitherto
to furnish exchange papers when in his pow.
er to do so. during the year since he has con-
Quoted the paper. Hereafter. no exchange
papers will be furnished. They are all doom.
cd to the scissors. II is our business TO sell
the papers we prn,--noi to peddle exchange
papers. !, Is now one year since we have
conducted this paper. So Far as the propre
tor Is able TO maioian the inieres, and tho val.
No Of this journal. by devoted attention to
the duties of a county newspaper, making i,
IN exponent Of the history. events. the pro.
gress and the business OF the county Of Grant.
he will do il,
Give Us pa,ronage-give rs subscribers
eoough and liberal advertising patronage.
and you will beneh, yourselves and your
county, even more than the proprietor. The
only way to make our county known, is by
the medium Of printing. Every man 10 the
couhi1 Nh' 70 a"se W 'aNe ehy newspaper,
ought to take the county paper; and every
business man withou, exception, ought to ad-
vertise 10 il.
We have some subscribers who are now one
year Ia arrears with us. We will inform all
such. iha, we shall feel a, full liberty to stop
their papers, and give them official notice Of
their Indebtedness. We mus, and will COL
leci. Immediately, oil sums due 10 this office
iha, are colleclable.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-01
To the Electors of Grant County

FsllOtc Citizens:-I am again before you
as candidate for reelection TO the offices of
Register of Deeds and Judge Of Probate for
Grant county, a. The next election. and let the
result, of that election terminate as il may, be
assured fellow-ci,zens, that | still remember
with gratitude the generous support which |
have received at your hand.
In discharging the several duties app er,ain.
ing to the above Offices, during the time you
have entrusted them to my care. my intention
has always been 10 discharge them faithfully
according to law But to err, is human, and
such in some instances may and no doubt has
been the case with me.
The above Offices, citizens, are yours,
and within your gift; would therefore re-
spec,fully ask you to continue your generous
support and bestow them on me -and in re-
torn for which | can only promise to continue
the same course have pursued for four years
past, and that has been TO discharge my sew
eraI duties 10 the best Of my knowledge and
understanding.
remain your grateful fellow.citizen,
II. r. Golfer.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-01

u We learn from the Cleveland Herald
that on Monday morning, Goth uli. fire burst
ont in the large warehouse at the junction OF
the canal and river-owned by S. S. Stone.
and occupied by A. LOOMS as wholesale
grocery establishment. The fire was so far
advanced when discovered, as 10 render Irrit-
less all attempts 10 save Mr.. Stones wa'e-
house, or the spacious one adjoining, which
wac also burned. A heavy stock Of stoves
tina, were stored in the building were ruined.
The loss falls heavily upon Mr.. LOOMS,
whose valuable stock of groceries was iotslly
destroyed. Mr.. l.. was insured in the Hart
ford Protection Company to the amount Of So,
500; value of stock from to 10000 dollars.
Mr.. Stone was insured to the amount of $1,000
upon his building; loss over and above insar-
ance 500 10 1900 dollars.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-01
LANCASTER. WISCONSIN.
SATURDAY MORNING. AUG. l, 1916


We have now conducted the Herald for
one year. Sometimes, perhaps. we have in'
fused into il too much, sometimes perhaps, TOO
lille, morality. We have put in just as much
good ethics, as we thought would not make
the paper unpalatable 10 the majority for be
il known TO you, reader, that newspaper
must be made saleable--must nearly conform
10 the taste OF the ord, OF the publisher will
have TO suspend. The newspaper. after all, is
the echo Of the public voice--the mirror Of the
public taste. The zone Of the press is like
quicksilver 10 the thermometer, IL as tie moral
atmosphere around IL, phich eiepateS or depreSs-
es 1t We must say, quoting the very Ian.
guage OF one Of our co.omporaries, that "is IS
very unpalatable fact, tina, The newspaper NOR
ali,y of The world, is far below the number one
standard, and people take out their satisfaction
in sneering a, them for ii. IL is standing
point for ridicule. And yet the faul, lies, a,
last, with The world itself lthas created this
evil. by it's own demands,a and those who think
they could improve the morals Of newspaper.
dom. don't 20 down TO first causes. A paper
is a creature drawing nourishmen, from the
public breath, and must DO literary, and.
qualifedly. a public chameleon. and this iron
ruth binds the editor 10 spite Of himself
Wealth may accomplish its whim-bu, 10 tell
a man without shirt TO his back---a poor,
half starved. fortune cursed man, who has
been fool enough 10 turn edi,or--,o 90 forward
and hgh, popular le'hargy, rouse Up dormant
morals, infuse pure life and healthy blood In.
to the lsggan limbs Of society. is like call
upon the dying 10 raise the dead. He can't do
1.-THE public won, let him DO it--and they
will siarve him out If he iries and Il any one
doubts this. he can get the bitter proof by just
six months fair trial. iha, is, il no settles with
his printers on every Saturday night. Now
these are sad truths, such as moral. sensible.
intelligent men, who examine their own tastes.
would be 10th TO believe. Blu, no one who has
tested tho thing. will for momen, doub, their
correctness. IL. however, ,bcrebe como
thusias,ic out. tho elbow reformer, who won,
believe this, lot him just noun, the tripod, and
sweat through six months trial. II he don't
ADM, his mistake then, il will be because he
is inconigblc. not because he wont find the
fact demonstrated"
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-01
In Chancery.

Ia District Court, Crawford county, Wisconsin
Territory, May tern, l646, May l4th, 1876,
and being the 10th day Of the said tie rm.
Thomas A. Savage VS.. George c. Wales-In
Chancery.
FENHlS day comes the complainant by his soli-
Il citor, and il being proven TO the satisfac-
ton of the court, that the said defendant, George
c. Wales, is non resident OF this Territory, and
cann,i be found, and he having failed to cause
his appearance herein TO be entered according to
law and the rules of this court, on motion Of the
said complainant, by his solicitor, il is ordered
that the said George Z. Wales be deemed and ta-
ken to be an absent defendant, and il is further
ordered that the said absent defendant do cause
his appearance herein to be entered, and plead,
answer or demur to the said complainani's bill Oh
or before the twenty frs, day Of September next,
aud il he shall fail so to dc, the same viii be Ia
ken as confessed against him, and II Is iuIhsr or
dered that this order be servea oy Puon'al"s
conv thereof for six weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the
Wisconsin, Herald, or by serving the defendant
Ms, ro,v thereof By the court,
ID. G.. FENTON. CLERK,
ID. G. c. C., W.T..
Wiran Knovlton solicitor for comp.
July 18th, 1916 l9-d
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-01
Estate of John Stone, Deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given to the heirs at law
In and all persons interested in the Estate of
John Stone. late of the county of GRAFT, w. T.,
deceased, intestate that Hiram Welherbee, Esq,
the administrator of said estate has this dag made
and filed his report in the Probate office of the
County aforesaid, in which lepor; he sets forth:
That the personal effects belonging to the said
tate, insufficient 10 pay the just debts of the said
deceased by the sum of two hundred and twenty
one dollars, Tor there abouts) and the said Admin
isratoi further reports that the said deceased died
seized of zeal situate in the county Of
Grant, and some in the county OF Iowa, and there
fore prays for license to sell much of the real es-
late OF the said deceased will be sufficient pay
the above amount, and the costs and expenses OF
selling the same. The Probate court aforesaid
hath appointed the 9Th day of August next, at III
OF the clock, A. Nj :, of said day, at the Probate
Office in the town of Lancaster in said County,
when and where hearing will be had on said APP
plication. III. X. Golfer,
Judge of Probate.
Dated Probate Office, Lancaster, Grant County
w. T., July 18th, 1916. 10 81.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-01
MR.. WOOD r. BEACH,

We the undersigned. citizens Of Bee,own,
and vicinity. request you to become candid
ate for the Office of Collector. at the ensuing
election.
H Brown, w Leaman, P Muller. S
Alex, ] Hilbert, Thos Plat, II f Barr. VIM
Cole. B Bounds, M Burns. G Barr L w Pad
dock. w B Brown, Enix jr. P BOLTON, w F
Tate. l. Kizer. Francis. w Anderson, ]
III Ward, A Mcintosh, W Grant, N Pratt,
G F Nixon, Stanley. James Day, r Web.
ster, N Day, Bawden, VIM Edwards. Jas
Edwards, 7 Bennett, A o Coates. d G
Sherman, Mckenzie, F S Williams. J
F Caskey, E Daniels, J Gilbert, H Catlin,
T N Kelly, S r Johnson, L CIumb. M ellis
Il Wilkinson A Conrad, p Horn. d r
Shibles, t Ketcham, d Richards. B Hudson,
CT Rogers. M Hollingsworlh, d Day.
Beetown, July 80. 1916.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-01

The Mississippi is now at lower stage
than we have known il for many years. The
lake opposite Cassvlle, which at this season
of the year is usually on level with the NV.
er, is now several fee, above the level. and
emp,es its small swift. stream through wind
ing channel, scarcely aflording navigation for
small skiil--and acres of delicate pond lilies
usually seen reposing upon the luxurious boz
som Of the lake, like the dainty children Of
opulence. now stand high above the water up
on their strong stems, as independent as wild
owed washerwomen. The poor sun.hshes.
driven by The drouth into the deep central
pools. are falling victims 10 the dog fish and
the gar, those scaly water-bailiils; even as
law and capital. gorge upon bankrupts.
when the banks conirac, and credi, is at low
ebb.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-01
~ The Varmints are Coming.

4" ILL be exhibited in LANCASTER on
w Monday the 10Th of August, 1916. Doors
open from | TO O'Clock p. NJ. Admittance, 25
cents. Children under 10 years of age Is cents.
Grand Cavacade! One Elephant in hamess.-
On entering each place of exhibition, the Me-
nagerie will be preceded by the grand novel
spectacle of ansElephant Music Car,!hrawn by a
noble elephant. containing a superior band of
musicians, who will enliven the scene BY execu-
ting variety of favorte pieces of music
The Wild tenants of the forest, from the huge
Elephant, the majestic Lion OF UNEMPLOYED Airi-
ca, the fierce Tiger of the Bengal jungles, the
beautiful Leopard, the playful but ferocious Bear,
the genie Gazelle, the useful and patient Camel,
the grave-robbing Hyena,t stealthly ,Panher,the
savage Wolf, the cunning Fc., down through all
the lesser grades, here beheld with safety,
true to their nature al times, but perfectly subject
% the control Of man, the lord of CREATION
Fowls o. the air and Serpents, the most beautiful,
rare, various and dangerous of their species, are
also comprised in this valuable combination de-
seriplion is powerless, and space too limited to
admit II. Suffice it 10 say, that the proprietors
are OF the Oldest Standing and highest celebrity,
and have devoted yeas of toll and expense to the
recent collection, which is pronounced in Europe
aud America, perfectly unparalleled.
The above establishment will be exhibited AT
Plauevllle on the sth, Lancaster the 10Th, Bee
town the llth, aad POiosi the I2th.
August I. 2l-2t.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-01

0rehards,--If any of our readers are doubt
ful whether or not fruit can be raised 10 Grant
county, we hope they will take the trouble TO
look Q, the orchard of Mr.. Ramsay near Cass.
vile. Mr.. r. has young orchard Of thrifty
apple trees, loaded down with apples, so that
many Of the limbs require prOPpiog. To the
mos, OF Us. orchards are amongst the pleasant
reeollec,ions OF things that were. What
coulG add more 10 the comfort, the wealth aud
the beauty Of The farms thai smilc 10 our val
legs and gladden. our bill tops, than 40 abun.
dance Of hrifiy orchardsl Why should this
business continue to be neglected. A thou.
sand bearing apple trees. viii yield more prof,
than any farm 10 the county; and there is no.
an acre Of dry land within It's limits. which
would not bear apple trees.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-01
Lay of a Lost Mule.
My father. so my mother says

My father. so my mother says -
Resides at Santa Fe:.
lie must have been a curious horse.
To have son like me.
do not seem like other colts
And somehow i. appears.
That have got, can't tell how,
A monstrous pair of ears.
My tail is rather slenderer
My name s'raigh, up it sticks,
And have painted on my back,
A sort OF crncifix.
I wish that could learn 10 neigh
Az well bred colts all ought;
But every whinnow that make
! finish with a snort.
To crown my woes, an orphan now
I'm wandering about.
My mother has abandoned me,
"She kno,cs that I am out"
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-01
New Arrangement and Change
of Firm.

EyROM and after the Isl day Of June next, the
IL business OF the subscribers win be conduct
ed under the name and style Of FELTON,
BROTHERS. With the change of the firm,
they also intend TO change ihsir mode Of doing
business from a long credit system to that Of
READY PAY their interest demands this
thange, and they believe they win be enabled to
DO 50 much better BY their custouers that II viii
esentually he better Tor all concerned.
They will continue the business at BEETOWN
as usual. With their usual variety al both places
they hope 10 merit The Continuance Of the liberal
heretofore 50 generously bestowed.
CHAMPION PELToN.
EDWARD W. PELTON.
Praigie ia Chez, May %, 1916 l2-tf