Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-05-30


TIE HERALD.
Milwaukee & Prairie du Chen II. Il.
LAR TIME AT 5OscO5EL.
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H,y-Ths sos A. NJ. train only connects At McGregor
for points In Minnesota and Iowa me s:oO A. NJ
tyalp connects al Milton Junction nd Milwaukee for
All points East n RuRDrcK
Agent Of Boscobel.
Mineral Point Railroad.
CAR TIME AT PLATTEWLLE.
NATURALIZATION leave at AM
arrive at $40 r. NJ.
BELMONT Trains leave at $3.50 A. NJ.
arrive At $40 =. NJ.
Trains run daily except on Sunday Passengers
leaving Paucvile at A. NJ arrive IN Chicago az
7P. n Passengers leaving Chicago the morning
train eomS directly through and arrive c At Pstteye
Local Matters:
pra. We are placed under obIiga-
tions 10 Hon W. =. Dewey for bas'
ket of osrly vegetables
asy- Baxter and Kinney want good
wool tor which they will pay the
highest cash prices.
a~a.If you want a healthy refresh
irt drink, call at Baxter drug store
fer glass Of soda water
aee The body Of a lad named Nee
Ian was found III d slough near Du
puq1o Tuesday last
sgy- Farmors aud others in the vi
entity Of British Hollow will do well
70 notice the advertisement Of Peter
CHASER, general blacksmith and shocr
ofhorscs,
nea- Mrs. Judge Mills has onr
thanks for can OF tomatoes. The
fruit had been in can for two years,
and was as fresh and delicious as any
we ever tasted.
yss,. a free materialistic lecture will
"a delivered in the court house yard
this evening by b. f. Underwood,
who will also speak at the same place
tomorrow evening.
M Nessrs Ziegler e. Dillon, have
added to their extensive stock Of
hardware, n large lot Of farming i'm
pemonts and machinery, from hand
rake to a horse rake. The firm has
good reputation and deserves I'M
limited custom. See their advertise
ment.
Observation-Disclosures extensive
hardware house Of these gentlemen
Is one Of the most enterprising estab-
lishments of Platteville. 1t contains
full line Of every variety Of utensil
used by tina farmer, the housewife,
and the mechanic. Sash, doors, etc.
are also part Of their stock in trade.
Read their advertisement elsewhere.
Ex9- Messrs Baxter 4 Kinney,
merchants at Lancaster, discuss
some important propositions in the
advertising columns, They are car
rying on an extensive business and
can afford to sell goods cheap
Farmers having wool for sale can
get the highest market price in cash
~ Baxter 4 Kinney's.
AN ICa-CREAM ITEM -lcc-cream, ia
as every body ought 90 know, with
ont looking IN the dictionary, 80 con
lection formed Of cream, sugar &c.
cangealed or frozen, "Bicg, Of the II
A. ]. g. SIN Lancaster, advertised
elsewhere, understands something
about this matter, and is reputed a
proficient in Tho art OF making the
dclicacy Likewise luscious lemon
ado
aea. Look az the business-like adj.
OF Messers Palmer aud Barnett, Bos'
cobcl Wis. Their business place is
opposite the Carrier House. They
have on hand au immense stock Of
general merchandise, which is dis
posed IF ~ very low figures Tho
mon are both young but they have q
good knowledge 81 business matters,
and know how to treat custom srs.
Look at their advertisement, and
then call on them for goods.
coon FLouR.-Mr. d. divers
Star Mills, in North Lancaster, are
again 10 operation We have used
s1mc Of the flour made by him, and
pronounce it unsurpassed in quality
or fncncss Mr.. Oliver is an old
miller and knows Just how to manu-
lacture primo -four. The mills are
said to be now in excellent working
order, and Doug is happy, for he
knows "thc trade must come"
BLOOMINGTON ITEMS Messrs Wood
house and Thomas are building
new mill-lam that will cost upward
of three thousand dollars, and will,
when completed, increase their wa
ter power several tOld.
MIR. !. Q Trainer has bought the
Union block in Pr du Chen, and
viii begin operations their by Sept.
LIST Success 60 with him.
1t is generally remarked that
crops have not looked better on
Blake's Prairie for several years than
they do at present. Same Of weeds
New ARRANGEMENT Readers will
observe that the Herald is now issued
with the name OF the subscriber
printed thereon instead OF written
as heretofore. We are using "Mc-
Fatrich's Addressing Machine"
now aud most excellent invention for
mailing newspapers. The large cir