Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-02-02

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promises merry time. See adver,
tisement.
Hods.--Anton Schmidt Of Laneas
ter sold eleven hogs TO J. NJ. Ryan,
Galena, last week. for which he re-
ceived 1922 05. Ten of the number
brought him $50 each. The Galena
Gazette thinks that a better lot OF
hogs have not beea sold 10 that or
any other market.
SURPRISE OATs-Senator Young
Glen Haven, has still some small lots
Of these oats for sale Mr. Kilbourn,
one Of the extensive farmers in the
west part of the county, has taken a
hundred bushels. Send iii orders
soon. See advt.
K. K MEETING. Al a meeting OF
the citizens of Mt Hope on the 23d
ult to talk over railroad matters, %
voted in favor OF one per cent. tax
upon all taxable property for five
years for railroad aid and eight vot
ed no to the levy So we areinform-
ed by Mr. Dewing.
DoNArIoN.-There viii be a dona,
tion party at the house Of Rev. 5. n.
Jones, in Feunimore. miles west Of
The center, in the afternoon and
evening Of Friday, February 18th.
The elder has preached one year
without i salary and il fairly en-
titled to = Liberal donation All are
invited TO attend. W. 3. FIsu.
MUsICAL.-'Ehe Mason 4 Hamiin
Co. uaye reduced the p,ice OF til II
Portable and Metropolitan organs
about ID per cent. Prices Of he
Mason & Hamlin "Cat.nst, the Bur-
dette and Prince d Cos Automatic
organs and mclodeons remain the
same The several companies how
ever have improved Their instru
nents very much and furnish ut Old
rates Nj Wake. " he is sole aren.
for Grant Co tor all al the above i
prepared to supply at Manufacturers
rates Send tor catalogues
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
DYE.-W b. Baxter sells this most
admirable preparation for the hair
s. q hair dresser II is superior to 9th
er compounds, removes dandruff,
erup ion &c and ia generally highly
recon nenie / a. 4 hair restorer, re-
storing gray or faded hair to ite
youthful color A. A. Hayes, NJ. D.
State Assayer Of Mass, says "the
constituent parts are pure, and con-
siders this preparation 1.-The best in
use for the hair" 1t is generally
thought to be free from materials
when are pernJcious in their effect:
on the hair. See adyt
STEINwAY-Thc enormous demand
for the Pianos manufactured by the
popular company forced them FIRST tC
yield to the demands Of the work
mon during the recent strike. Al
one time, and in fact for severa
months past orders have been pouring
an at an average rate Of one hundred
and thirty per week. Whereas The
utmost capacity of their extensive
mandatory produces but fifty PEI
week, making it very difficult mat
ter TO procure an instrument within
q reasonable time; but, notwithstand.
ing the increased cost of manufacture
the company have not increased theil
prices but have determined to sci
only for cash which they can readily
command. The strenuous efforts o
other makers 10 hold out against tn,
workmen were fruitless after Stein
way gave way. The foreign demand
tor these Pianos has been very great
but the company have very praise
worthy given preference to order
from the United States, believing GU
people fully entitled to the advantage
and enjoymen OF good Piano.
The agent for this part Of the stat
is hr Walker s resident OF Iancas
ter, who has formed connection witt
MesSrs Smith & Nixon Of Chicago
ana who by ordering in advance 0
sales and other arrangements sue
coed IN furnishing customers in
comparanvLy short time
ssa. The Piattevlle Witness re
ports she village Of Belmon, in
thriving condition, aud thinks tina
tho completion OF the rairoa
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