Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-09-17

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Maple and Madison streets, one of
the best locations in the village, and
is doing large and increasing bust
ness. The establishment is reliable.
and is conducted on a no-credit sys-
tenn that ought to succeed.
T. F BALDWIN AGO.
Is the style of one of our leading
hardware and tinware establishments
and as matter of course comes in
for prominent notice in this con-
nection. This house was established
over two years ago and has built up
a trade very satisfactory to proprie-
tor and customers. Mr.. Baldwin up
on whom the entire management of
the business devolves, is a maa of
sterling business qualities, and knows
how to secure the good will of his
customers. He carries a full and
complete stock Of heavy. shelf and
builders hardware of every descrip-
ton and his stock of stoves and tin.
ware is ample and up to the times.
The cosmopolitan" and "extension"
cook stoves are specialities with Mr..
B. and all those who wish good ar
ticle in that line can not do better
than patronize this establishments
Everythi 2 in the .obbing line such
as roofing, guttering and spouting is
promptly attended to, and taking the
establishment throughout, it is one
entitled to liberal patronage.
A.. T. A. BURR
Are next up for consideration, as the
proprietors of one of the leading dry
goods houses of Lancaster. This
house was first established by Mr.
Addison Burr about 10 years ago.
The present firm consists of himself
and L. A. Burr a son of the former,
and was organized in 1860. They
carry one of the best stocks of goods
of any house in the place, and are
doing prosperous business. 1t
consists of dry goods, boots and shoes,
clothing, groceries, queensware, glass
ware, and in fact everything usually
kept in tirst-class store. Mr.. A.
Burr came here from Vermont, W here
for 20 years previous he had been en-
gagged in mercantile and official pur.
suits. Both gentlemen are possessed
of long business experience, which
every feature of their store indicates.
Mr.. t. A. Burr has just returned
from New York, with purchases for
fall stock, and they design at all
times to make their store model
establishment.
GRANT COUNTY BUSINESS COLLEGE
Is under the management of Messrs.
Carmen and Amonette. This estab-
lishment is of recent organization,
and is an enterprise that should re-
ceive the patronage and support of
the entire community. The propri-
etors are thoroughly competent to
conduct the enterprise and are deter
mined to leave nothing undone to
makesit a success. The course of
instruction will be thorough, and
will consist of Mathematics, Book
keeping and actual business. The
college rooms are located in Horst
mans Block on Maple street, and it
is to be hoped that the institution
will receive an extended patronage
as the proprietors are highly compe-
tent and deserving of a liberal sup,
port.
W. B. BAXTER
Is the proprietor of the oldest estab-
lished drug house in Lancaster and
entitled TO foremost place in this
resume of the business interests of
the town. This house was establish
ed l6 years ago, and we can truly
say it has grown with the passing
years, until now it will rank favora-
bly, with stores of our larger cities.
Every thing pertaining to the drug
trade is kept in stock, and Mr.. Bax-
ter has gained knowledge from long
experience that is valuable in con-
Quoting the business. Mr.. B. also
makes the sale Of groceries, notions,
c.,quite an important item in trade,
tits model establishment in every
respect, and reliable one
r. wEDEHAsE
Is the proprietor of the only saddle
and harness shop in the place, and IS
entitled to prominent notice in this
review. Mr.W. came fran Dubuque,
Iowa. about three years ago, where
for 19 years previous be bad been en-
gagged in the same line of business
He has succeeded here beyond his
most sanguine expectations. lie is
at the head of an establishment to-
day that will rank with those of our
large cities in many respects. Mr..
w. connects upholstering and car
riage trimming with the business,
and does large amount of work in
that line. With 81 years practice he
is enabled to make the business a sue
cess. Everything pertaining to the
harness making business is kept in
stock. Mr.. Wedehase makes spec
iaIty of fine light harness, and we do
not hesitate TO pronounce his work
first-class in every respect. Those
desiring anything in the line of har-
ness or saddles will consult their
own interest by patroniziDg Mr..
Wedehase.
NATHAN co.
Is the style of one of our well known
business houses, and it is with pleas
ure we refer to them here. Their
line is dry goods, notions, groceries,
boots and shoes, clothing, hats and
caps, &c. This house was established
three years ago, and it has taken
leading position among the mercan-
camille establishments of Lancaster,
and under the able aud efficient man.
agement of Messrs. Woolstenholm
and Oswald, two Of the gentlemsnly
proprietors, it is destined to achieve
still greater success. The preprietors
have built an addition to their store
room making it one of the most COM
modious in the place. Messrs. Wool
stenhoIm and Oswald are live BUSH
ness men, and deserving of liberal
public patronage.
DAVID WEBER
Is next up for consideration, and