Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-09

See adv.
srA lady of good experience as a
teacher wishes to engage a.school.-
Inquire at this office.
GREEAwK HoRsE.-See notice Of
this very splendid stock horse, now
owned by C. Jehiel Hyde.
sa-Judge Cole seems to have re-
eeived about all the votes cast in
Grant County for associate Justice,
bg- Glover and Timothy seed for
sale by Hall 4 Sweezey, divers
Mills.
County MAPs-For sale at the
HERALD office, Wilson's Maps Of
Grant County-sent free by mail at
$1,000
nea- The Tennessee Copperheadsare
running negro for Congress in view
of securing the colored vote. We
rather guess things are to assume a
funny shape.
nSn~For Sale-at Tafton, a brick
wagon shop and dwelling, by Mr.
j. n. Thomas who feels more inter
ested in other business. Will sell
very cheap for cash. See advert.
GRANT MILLs-Mr. A. Schmid 5
Mills, west of Lancaster, are now
all new and perfect and ready for
custom work any day in the week.
See Advertisements
For SALE-an improved farm, sit
uated in the north part of Clifton, by
Mr.. Geo w. Kendrick-the land all
first quality in that part Of the coun~
ty. See advertisement.
To SCHOOL DIST. BoARDs.-The
seats and desks Of the old School
House are offered for sale very cheap
They are in good condition for new
or old country school. See adver~
tsement.
B@y~ The Wisconsin Chief, Mor>
gan stock horse, and Young Africa,
mule breeder, ]. J. Mckenzie, pro
prietor, are at the public service this
season as usual. He offers the old
Jack, "Tippoeaaoe," for sale. See
advertisement.
The "New Yorker" certainly one
Of the best grain reapers and harves>
ters now before the public. is adver-
tised in tire HERALD. The self~raker
attachment is surely a success. Nj.
G. Z. Trowbridge is the travelling
agent for Grant county. Mr.. d. I'll.
Budd is the agent ut Lancaster.
Gg Brown 4 Arthur, at the old
Brown stand in Beetown, expect to
provide fine large stock for the
spring trade, and mean to not stand
on trides when good bargains are in
prospect. See adv.
The witness editor has tried
and recommends the filing of kero~
sene lamps one-fourth full of table
salt. Says the saving of kerosene is
about a fourth, and that the light is
therefore greatly improved.
Gy~At the Platteville election
Hodges was elected chairman and
kirkpatrick and Pitts supervisors j;
c. w. Hill clerk ]. Meinheart, treas>
urer; J. II. Evans assessor; Wynne.
Hill and Chapman, Justices. Cole
335 for Associate Justice.
BoUNTIEs ON Wolves AND Cars. =
The Legislature has raised the State
Bounty for wolf and cat scaIps to
$1,000. This, with the $500 paid by
the Grant County Board, certainly
insures great slaughter of wolves.
TAFToN SELECT ScHooL.-A select
school will be opened in Tafton on
Tuesday, April 10th, 1867, by Miss
r. B. Claggett, for the term of twelve
weeks. The following are the rates
of tuition Primary Department,
30cts per week; Common English
branches, so cts per week Higher
English branches, go cts per week.
BIG Snow IN TowN.-At Nathan &
Sons-just receiv cd, by rail and ex~
press, several tons fresh spring mcr-
chandise, direct from eastern markets.
Every style, fashion and fancy my
be seen and examined--for sale the
very lowest that can be offered for
cash.
Their large stock was purchased on
the ready pay system, and therefore
at the lowest wholesale rates. Call
at once
USEFUL LITTLE Book. Strickland
& Co, Of milwaukee, have published
a small book Of great usefulness to
great many persons, being the
Bankrupt law lately enacted by Con.
gress, with the Wisconsion exempt
ion laws and the Supreme Court de-
cisions as to the intent and meaning
of our household, homestead and
emption laws. Price 10 cts, each, or
SO by the 100. A copy may be