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The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-07-15
FOR SHERIFF..

~ We are authorized to announce Gen Jack
I. Gr.fIi as a candidate for Sheriff at the ensu-
ing election, subject only to the vote of the peo
pie ut the ballot box.
rY- We are authorized to announce d. X.
FOOSHEE, Esq, as a Candidate for Sheriff at
the ensuing election.
r-g@We are authorized to announce RUFUS
A. BEAN as Candidate for Sheriff at the en-
suing election
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Blount Springs, Ala.

rTNIIIS delightful watering place will be open
L ON the first day Of July, next by NJ. Duffee
who will be there in readiness to receive guests
RATES OF BOARD.
One dollar day for all time over ten days
Horses same time, at fifty cents per day. For
The accommodation of these who may desere it
satisfactory drafts on Mobile, payable the first
of February, 1859, for sums over fifty dollars,
will be taken in payment Of bills
NJ DUFFEE.
NV & '59 "a 2m
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HXN6UNIAL.

IaRRIED-On the 22d ult.. at the residence
he brides father, in luka, Miss, by Rev. DR..
lien, Col. d. W. Owen, Of Fulton, to Miss
N A. Cvyce, Of luka.
IN the }Uth Of June, in st. Peters Church,
smbia, Tenn, by the Rev. Dr. Pise, Col W.
Wheeler, Of this place, to Miss Susan NJ,
Filter Of the late l.. H. Wilcox, Of Columbia
In the 9th inst, l.. d. Leedy, of Aberdeen to
ID. NJ. A. Muse, OF Huntsville, Ala.
IN the eth inst, by the Rev. w. $. Webb, Mr..
hon Amcs to Miss NJ G. Powers, all Of Oktib-
h county.
bn the 9th inst. Mr.. J. Z. Stiles, to Mrs. Mary
h., all t Oktibbtha county. :,
b, the LIST inst, by Judgs A. S. Warren, Mr..
hes Il. Wright, to Miss NJ. NJ. Ledbc;ter, all
fult0n---fnh0n Herald.
big men are frequently led astray,
leu love with his bands, their hearts does fetter,
bright won!d be their ife's pathway,
like Wright, they'd get led better.
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.EU kNIIUkE!!

HAVE un hand Il fine sleek Of cabinet Fur
niturc, which will sell at NJ bile Prices,
Ca.h, and for good paper, interest from date
purchase Bedsteads from 80 to S75; Sofas,
Rreaus, Chairs, Tables, Safes, Wardrber,
boxing Glasses, Book Cases, Carpeting, Picture
|Ames, Mattresses, Lounges, Centre and Grab
bles, Pier Glasses, Candle Stands, Hat Stands,
bundle Beds, Towel Stands, Sc., Nc II you
int bargains, come and see. Also-Fisk's Rose
food Burial Cases, exclusively fur Cash. All
|es ON hand. w. q. w TYLER.
Aberdeen, Commercial St., July J. 42.y
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rhe Cheapest Paper in the South |!

I'm consideration of the increased and still III
Easing patronage Of the MEMPHIS APPEAL, I'M
i the CASH SYSTEM, the proprietors have de-
tmined upon the reduction OF the subscription
Ice Of their weekly paper.
Eor clubs under ten, or single subscribers, the
|eekly Appeal will hereafter be furnished at
80 for each copy.
DO clubs Of ten and upwards it will be furnish
at 81 for each copy.
When we consider the mammoth size OF our
fekly impression and the vast amount and varl-
! uf the reading matter il contains, it may just
be claimed that, ut these rates, it is the cheap
newspaper published in the South:
Clubs may BE- made up in neighborhoods with
respect to past .fiice.
Any person sending us club Of twenty, at the
|egviDg rates, will be entitled to receive one
py gratis for QUE year. Old clubs may be re-
wed frvm year tp year at the foregoing terms.
Address MCCLANAHAN, TROUsDALE & Dill,
)mphis, Tenn July !, '5S.
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FOR TOWN CONSTABLE.

Elcctson First Monday IN august, nert.
~ We are authorized TO announce J. NJ.
R,,sson ms candidate for reelection to the tflice
Of Town Constable at the ensuing election.
rg We are authorized to announce X. II.
Thompson as n candidate for Town Constable at
the p;,siiiup ,pctIou
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-07-15
ABERDEEN, Miss, May 90, 1858

Dr.. Clarke take pleasure in recommending
yoar Stimulating Liniment to the public as one
Of the best preparations for Rheumatism that T
ever saw. have been sffilcted with it for scme
time and have tried many other remedies, hut /
have found more relief frcm the use Of one bsx Of
ycur Liniment than all other things; in fact lam
nearly well. d. SPARKS. ,
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Candidates.
ELECTION TO COME OFF IN OCTOBER
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

I'VE are authorized TO announce the Hon.
j. NJ. Thompson If Chichasaw, as candidate
for District Attorney, in the 9th Judicial District
Of Mississippi, composed Of the counties Of Chick
asaw, Itawamba, Monroe, Pontotoc and Tishn-
mingo, Election lat Monday in October, next.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-07-15

lo,Jawpy,s PilJs.---The Nervous Head
f.. iun.ing fits, local pains, sudden chills, nau-
and dependency I" which the fecbler sex
sometimes subject from peculiar causes, cease
Ter the action of these pills upon The secretive
bus
bid at the mandatory. M. 80 Maiden Lane,
h York and by all druggists, at 25c., 63c., and
h,a, boy
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ADERpEEN, Miss. Nav "a. 155s.

DIR. J. w. Clarke Sir: have, for some time.
been afflicted with Inhamat0ry Rheumatism, and
take pleasure in saying that after using many
other remedies to no effect, was induced to try
your Liniment, and, am proud to say, its gave
me more relief than all the rest; /, therefore, re-
commend it to all those that are afflicted with
this disease. JOHN HESTER. Is
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Nfayla. IsM.

Dir. Clarke: take pleasure in roe. mmending.
ycur Stimulating Liniment to all those Who are.
afflicted with Rheumatism. / used it in two
cases with the harpisst effects one, my fatler'ss
foreman, of lorg standing, in which have used
many otLer remedies, but.tlsy failed. TIE ether,
abey who was badly afflicted but is much benefit
ed by it and is able to perform his duties al
hand. All this has been DOME aId have not ex- ;
hausted one bex. j have every reason to believe
by continuing the nse Of it. that it viii efectuslly
cure them both. Your friend. b,.gs
c. /. PREwETr.
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FOR PROBATE JUDGE.

1--WE are authorized to announce the Hon.
w. f. Tucker as candidate for reelection to
the flee Of Probate Judge, at the ensuing cleo
finn
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Dissolution.

vJNHE copartaership heretofore existing be-
L tween WIN. H. Ross & VIM c. Strong
under the firm of VIM. II. Ross Il CO., expired
on the LIST instant by limitation. VIM. H. Ross
having purchased the entire interest Of VIM. G..
strong. the business will be settled by him.
WIN. ii. ROSS,
NM. e STRONG.
Nfab;la Juna 81 1919 "a
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-07-15

TAMES +. LYON, (ate Of Windham, Lyon &
j whitfeld,) this day becomes partner In
our business.
VIM. Fl. ROSS g. CO., Grocers,
% Commerce and Front sts., cor. st. Michael
INN. q lS.,S .}m
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ABERDEEN, Miss, MAY O., 1sSs. A

DR.. ]. w. Ciarke: take pleasure in sayingI
that have tried ycur Stimulating Liniment On
an cid case If Rheumatism, and that it is greatly
improved, and believe it will ctme up to all it ii
recommended to do. j. d. pREWETT. ~
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-07-15
Ludwig's Tree Saving Ma
chine

rs portable. weighing l4U pounds; viii saw trees
| d.,wu. and cut up tito any length with one
m,n to man. 90 it. Warranted to do the work If
three negroes Lilly. in clearing land, cutting saw
o.. or cord weed To lumbemen, saw mill
owners. and Others gagged in timber business,
this is the thing y.,u want. Machines for sale by
A. G.. Dens,. N, Mobile Alabama. Alse, State or
County rights on liberal terms. Fer ALL or any
other particulars, enclose stamp for return let
ter. Also 50 valuable recipes, sent for 70 cents
March 1h-1s-tf
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-07-15
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.

49, Hon. W. D. Bradford is a candidate for
Circuit Judge Of the 9th Judicial District OF the
State of Mississippi Election in October next.
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ABERDEEN ADVERTISEMENTS.

O. c. suMmrr. nLsraose noklso.
The Railroad is not. Coming
ANY MORE CERTAIN THAN
SUMMEY, STRONG l. KING
Lave the largest and most complete stock Of
IL Spring aud Summer Go. Dis ever brought
10 this market, consisting Of a fne assortment Of
b,y's, youths and mems clothing; Hats, caps,
shoes, staple and fancy dry goods, hardware,
SILKS, SILKS, SILKS
to please the ladies', in quality, style, and pnce.
MUSLfNS, MUSLLNS, MUSLINS! s.t
Organize Double Jupe, Five Quilles Double
Jupe five Qnilles three Jupe and plain Of
every figure and quality; Figured Swiss and
JacoD-t by the case, at l2l cents per yard.
CALICO! CALICOi CALICOi
in any quantity, at fr,m "a to l2i cents, and The
hands NEST lot Of French aqd English prints ever
brought on by any one house.
If you want to see the largest, best, and cheap.
est kerseys, Osnaburgs, Brown and Bleached
Dumestics. Just call and lOt k at
SUMMEY, STRONG & KINGS Stock.
CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS!
Brussels, Velvet Tapestry, two and three ply
wool, Cotton, two ply, Druggets, cotton and
wool, Grass Mating, &C., to please the high and
low, rich and poor.
The above varied, extensive, and desirable
stock they ,fer ON the most reasonable terms, in
variaby making liberal discount for cash.
Aberdeen. May g, '56. If
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MotlCe.

HE Stockh. lders Of the Okol"na Female IN
s,itute met ace, riding to previous call. w.
leak was called to the chair after stating
object Of the meeting and there being 50 few
esrat, the nleeting was adjourned until Satnr-
\ the 18th inst, at 10 o'clfck. The Stockbod
are requested to meet in the Feule lnst
fe A punctual attendance as to time is re-
esttd. W. @. COOK, Prest.
July Sd, SO.
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Plantation Goods.

DUSSET Shoes. Mud Boots, Kerseys and
IL Blankets. Call IN IL you want the bes,
article ut the lowest prices.
sUMMEY, STRONG g. KING. I
June 3, 1851. Soft
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ABERDEEN, Miss, May 26, lS56. X
DR.. Clark After suffering fora long time from
Neuralgia, found more benefit in box Of your
Linimeut than any of the numersous remedies I
have tried b. q. MCALLISTER. St
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For Sale.

An excellent SPAN Of HARNESS HOR-
I SEES. For particulars, enquire al this Of
flee, or at the Stable Of Messrs. Wall 4 Foo
.hee. JAN 6, '5s.-tf
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J. CASON IL CO.,

HAVING purchased the large and commod.olIs
IL Brick Livery Stable, on Locust Street,
near the Artesian Well and Commercial House,
in ABERDEEN, NJ sai'sippi, formerly owned
hy w II. Walton, ard having thoroughly repair
ed the same for an extensive business, are now
prepared to carry it on in its various depart
NESTS.
Horses bought and sold on commission. Car
riages, Buggy and Saddle Horses for hire, at all
hours, of the best quality.
Mr. j. L. Cason will give his entire attention
to the business, and asks public patronage from
his old Tennessee and Kentucky friends and the
public generally.
Nv IL ~ rs
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-07-15

Fer sale by all Druggists, and by oil merchants
who sell Drugs. June IA. '5s-ly lsna
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NEW ADvEisTISEMENTS.
Notice.

NHE Executive Committee Of the Okolona
Agricultural Society are requested to meet
ok lana On Saturday, Eth July, inst. Busl-
Importance On hand. BY order ii The l'resi-
bt. G. G. SCGGGiN, Sec'y.
al, = rS ~
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FAIR NOTICE.

'NHOSE indebted to us are therefore requested
| to come forward and make immediate pay
ment. Gentlemen, you have our resources and
you know we have been indulgent. But new we
must have MONEY to pay our debts, therefore,
all those who will not come forward and pay
whose liability is less than Fifty Dollars, will be
notified to attend at the next Magistrate's Court
and larger sums will be sued On at the Circuit
Court Now let noone deceive himself; we with
every man who owes us that reads this notice
will feel that it is specially addressed to him, and
when he hears it spoken Of, let him feel that 1t is
an additional admoliticn to 90 up and pay up
Then no one can say or feel that he has been sued
without being duly and amply notified. Come,
pay your debts without cost or murinnfing.
II. l.. HILL a. co.
Okolona, March 1s, 1858.
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I AIDES can find fine article ii Sage. ra;sfd
in the New York Botanic Garden. for salo
cLeap at Ward X Jones
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aud Bourbon, Rye and Monong 'hela Whisk-
" les, French, Apple and Cider Brandles,
P.rt, Madeira and Champagne Wines, and best
Jamaica Rum and Holland Gin, for sale by
April l. WARD IL JONES.
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WITH Summer comes debility, fever, and
w other maladies. Fly fur relief, as it can
be found by purchasing SOME Of Ward e. Jones
Tamarinds, which are excellent to convalesce the
sick. Also cooling draught of Lemon juice is
not disagreeahle for the well to take. Lemon
Syrup they have Of the best and purest quality,
and many other things hard to beat.
July 10, '56.
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W. &. HENDERSON
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:. NJ. ROGEItS.
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Copartnership.

Mobile, June "a, 1858.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-18
pAcIrIc kAILRoAp.

would again call your attention to he
construction Of a Pacific Railroad. Time
and reflection have but served to confirm
nein the truth and justice of the ohserva-
ton which | made on this subject ininy
last annual message, to which ! beg leave
respectfully to refer.
Il is freely admitted that it would be In
expedient for this government TO exercise
the power of constructing the railroad by
its own immediate agents. Such policy
would increase the patronage of the execu-
tive TO dangerous extent, and introduce
A system Of iobbing and corruption which
no vigilance on the part of federal officials
could either prevent or detect. This can
only be done by the keen eye, and active
and careful supervision, of individual and
private interest. The construction OF this
road ought, therefore, TO be committed to
companies incorporated by state, or other
agencies whose pecuniary interests would
be directly involved. Congress might
then assist them in the work by grants Of
land or money, or both, under such condl-
tons and restrictions as would secure the
transportation of troops and munitions OF
war free from any charge, and that OF the
United States mail at a fair and reasona-
bic price.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Washington City, Dec. 9th, 1858.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-18
ORGAN of the GRANT C0.TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION
DAVID PARSONS. of Tafton, Editor.
10 Trustees and Patrons of Schools.


The schools of Lancaster county, Perm ,
are among the best in the Union.
The first steps taken toward making
them such, was the establishing of a Coun-
ty Teachers Institute.
The second step was the instructions to
all the teachers Of the county, by the trus-
tees of the schools to attend the Teachers
Institute. In DO case was a teacher to
esloose his time during the week he or she
attended And in many cases the district
paid the expenses of board whilst there,
and fare to and from the Institute.
In 1853. was present at the first
meeting Of the teachers Of that courtyard
witne ssed the the Attendance Of 100 mem
bers.
At the second session in 1854, [ gave
instruction to Over 800 teachers that were
then in charge Of the schools Of that coun-
|ty.
Before the first step vas taken, the
schools of Lancaster county We're no better
than those Of other counties. But Il two
steps, the first by the teachers, and The
socond by The patrons, have as by magic,
changed the common schools in to acade
mics; academies into college, and colleges
into vorsiiias-
1t is astonishing What an amount of
knowledge can be impaired in one week
10y tNo or thee com letent instructors,
when the pupils themselves are eachers.
Unlike clldr who are either unaware
!, . ..,e
dent teacher gahe,s up and retains
every word of instruction, and adds to his
never dying fund of knowledge.
Can teacher who has never attended
a Teachers Institute earn twenty dollars
per month. Let him attend the coming
one, and he Will earn double that amount
Do you wish Your children TO obtain the
most approved methods Of acquiring knowl
edge, whereby they can understand what
they learn aud be advanced in their stu
dies more in three months than they can
ever be in one year by the old system Of
instruction? Then let their teachers at
tend the Insti tute.
If system in instruction, order in govern
ment, thoroughness in investigation, econ
omy in books, saving Of time, clothes and
money, are worth securing, then you are
urged to afford the Teachers Of your schools
an opportunity Of enjoying the benefit OF
the proposed Institute, by closing their
schools during its session. Let them at
tend and with them, if possible attend
yourselves. Your suggestions, counsel and
| co operation will be Invaluable.
NoTE.-This column is cut down &c
make room for the message.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-18
Commissioners Nolice-yeuning

SNT the Subscribers being appointed by the Hon the
w County Court for the County of Grant, Commits
lsoners to receive examine and adjust all claims and de-
maEds of all persons against the of Vennng
late of the town of Sn'nlser in said county,
deceased and also all claims and demands exhibited in
Offset thereo and months from the fourth day of
December instant being allowed by said Court for that
purpose We do therefore hereby give notice that We
viii attend to the business OF said appointment at
the house of George Wiheman in the town OF Smelser,
the 2Zd day of January and the 18th day of June,
1889 from nine o'clock NJ until four o'clock NJ on
each Of said days.~Dated this 18th day OF December
1888. GEORGE MlNEMAN,
4t26 JOHN G.. KOCH, Comm ssvners
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-18
A STAPLE ARTICLE.
rould call the attention of our friends to the follow

We would call the attention of friends the follow
ing:
HAyERH ILL, MASS, Feb. Z, 1857.
Dear Sir Permit me the pleasure of stating to you
the qualification have in vending and the universal fa
yor. Hoof0ads German Biters meet WITH by near'y eY
person who has had occasion to test their virtues
this vicinity. This establishment has had the Agency
your Medicine since 1853 and safely say there has
been remedy placed before the public within the
of my knowledge that has met much general favor
and worthily the German Bitters. have hest
tation in recommending them to customers suffer-
ing with diseases for which they appropriate feeling
confident from past experience that they will do Land
MORE than promised of them. In Dyspepsia and
Liver Comcaint, defy equal To druggists can
commend them safe investment. and to the public
truly worthy remedy. Very truly yours,
To DR.. c. NJ jackson. CHAS. B. EMERSON.
These Btters may be had of any druggist dealer in
medicines, in the United States Canada West Indies,
South America at rs cents per bottle. They pre-
pared by DR.. III Jackson, AIS Arch Street. Philadel-
phia Pa, and every bottle has his signature the
wrapper.
p JOHN CALLS, at Lancaster, and F. PHILBRIcK,
4 Co, Boscobel, Agents.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-18
CONDITION OF ARIZONIA.

And in this connection allow me TO re
call Your attention 10 the CONDITION or ar
izonia. The population Of thet Territory
number ing, as is alleged more than ten
thousand souls, are practically without a
government, without laws, anil without
any regular administration Of justice
Murder and other crimes are committed
with IMMUNITY. This sta'e Of things calls
loudly for redress; and t. therefore, re
peat my recommendation for the estab.
lishment of Territorial government over
Arizonia.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-18
In Probate-Smit

County Of Grant. S. 1855. Present. William DC
Gonigal, Judge.
In the matter of the Estate of Jacob Smith, decea
an this day came Hugh A. W. McNair, Executor = u
the last will and testament of sad deceased ana NJ
led in this Court his petition praying Tor license 70
the real estate of said deceased, i'll order to RAISE
to pay the debts against the estate of sad deceased
the expenses of administration and thereupon It - u
dered that the matter of said petition be heara
the Judge of this Court at the court house ~ Iss
in said Grant County,on the second Moneay TEA day
And it is further ordered, that notice thereof oe o
to all persons interested by publishing thus Srgs
in the Grant County Herald weekly newspaper 1
ed at Lancaster in said ConntyDated December ads
1888. 3ta8 WILLIAM MctiONIGAL, County jung
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-18
AUCTION SALE OF
Horses, Colts 4 Farm Property.
On Moadey, 27tb December

TNHE subscriber will sell at Public Auction, at the
i house of William Jones, in the town of Lancaster
six miles northwest of Lancaster village on Monday the
9th day of December 1885, the following property
Bay Mare valuable animal for harness and known
of superior stock-Alfred stock.
l Mare, also of good stock and with foal
Colts-yearling and half earling.
Also, some other property.
Said property includes the estate of Thomas R. JONES'
deceased.
TERMs-0n all sums over 5000 a credit of months
with approved security will be given Under that
mount, cash. Sale to commence at l o'clock P NJ.
JAMES j. MCKENZIE, administrator.
December 9th, 1858. 2t25
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-18
In Probate-BradF.

state Of Wisconsin e 1s5s Present william neop
Judge. - comnel Bradt, deee'T
rdadinr and filing the petitien Of s1"nt
ESQ., Executor of the last ~ VI s' time alosr@
deceased, praying an extension I'D Estate be-
y ordered pof that the Of said pstlenh in
fore the Judge of this Court a. at M MONDAY January
in a ane cop eosh IN the Of sha
i0 And It is further ordesIssted BY
to an psEsSe.w ses s.. f
Ct asa puS.hed s at III
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-18
Galena Wholesale Market-Dec. 18th.

FLouR--xxx Sc to $780, Superfne $500; extra 81
as; fine 1926 Buckwheat flour, $40 per hundred lbs
Corn Meal, 81 90 per 100 lbs.
GRXIN--New Spring Wheat 40 to 45c: old 60 to 65c:
Winter 75c. Oats 50 to 55c old CROP new; 40 to doc
Corn 35c; shelIed, 40c.
MEATs--Frtsh Pork S425 to So Beef, &c for fore or,
AZ for hind or, at retail; live weight &c per Id.
DISCRIMINATION, So; 0 Sugar House 40; su-
gar House Syrup %.
SuoARs-N o 716a9; Clarified Gallo; Powdered and
Crushed l214.
Butter kn, 72a15 roll l7a2o; Eggs2o; CheeseToa11.