Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-10-07
depot. You can't miss the place.

lepot. You can't miss the place.
JOHN H. sARLEs
ieals In all kinds of pine lumber and
building material to be found in first
class yard, and has branch yards in
and Fennimore.
While in town we took time to call
upon
DIR. w. T. HURD,
he dentist, and found him chock full
If business. his office full of people; but
le took time to shake hands and invited
rs to look around and make ourselves
1t home. His Office is opposite Parker,
Hildebrand q Co.'s dry goods store, in
the front part of what is now known as
Hurd's Hall, but formerly the Crescent
Rink. The Doctor having lately pur-
chased the entire interest in the build
ing, has so remodeled it that it is hardly
and we think he now has
the most convenient and best equipped
dental rooms in the county. He has
one large reception and two operating
rooms, a large laboratory, coat and
wash room, all on first floor. His oper-
ating and reception rooms have full
plate glass windows. He has two of
the finest operating chairs we ever saw.
lie inserts teeth on all popular bases,
and all operations are guaranteed to
give satisfaction.
LEB. MUFFLEY
has become sole proprietor of the wool
en- mill and has expended about So, 900
this season in repairing the machinery
and property, so that now he is able to
do the finest kind of work. He has re-
built the dam and greatly increased the
power, moved and erected new build
ings, re-arranged all the machinery, re-
the carder and placed the twist
Or in a more convenient position. His
spinning jack is 26 feet long and car
ries 1876 spindles. He showed us a
large pile of yarns of different plies and
colors, and we saw several orders that
he had received from merchants all
over the county. His yarn is very
smooth and even. The wool bats are
colored instead of the yarn, thereby inn
parting a more even mixture of color
10 the fiber. He manufactures bats,
rolls, yarns and flannels, and will ex-
change them for wool. He cordially
requests of you a share of your carding,
spinning and weaving orders.
VIM. II. ROSE
showed us through the Boscobel poultry
yards and we found the place swarming
with fine chicks of various breeds, such
as Plymouth Rocks, Houdans, Lang
shans, Wyandottes, light Brahmas,
white and brown Leghorns and Ameri-
can Dominiques. The houses are now
SO arranged so that pure eggs for hatch
ing purposes can be obtained as early
as January. Prices of fowls vary from
81 TO So each. Eggs are sold thirteen
for $3.50 or twenty-six for $500. Fowls
can be bought in tho fall cheaper than
in the spring. Write to him for Illus
trated circulars giving description of
each breed, diseases of poultry, their
treatment and few .'Plain Poultry
Points"
EDWIN PIKE
must not be forgotten for the sweet per-
fumes of his apiary are waited on the
balmy air far and wide. The busy bee
can be seen every day, carrying to its
home sweet nectar from every garden.
You can see whole jars. yea, even bar
rels, full of the fruits of their labor. He
says that home consumption of honey
has increased three-fold within the last
few years, and we wonder not at this as
we look upon his fine samples of bass
wood, clover and buckwheat grades.
He deals largely in pure extracted
honey, and solicits trial order from
you. He also sells choice Italian or
Liquarian queens in their season.
LEO ANSCHUETZ & co
make good living by ia king the "fac-
smile" of people, and reproducing it
upon paper or tin. They have had a
long practice at this business, running
over period of more than twenty
years. They endeavor to do nothing
but first-class work and wish every
body to call and be satisfied of the fact
Landscape drawing done artistically.
Small pictures of all kinds enlarged and
finished up in the most exquisite and
pleasing manner. Special attention
given to India ink drawings of life size.
Call and see them when in town.
G. GUENTzEL
can still be found at his old stand. He
carries q full line of everything that
goes to make up first-class harness
shop. He is competent artisan him
self, and employs only such men as are
workmen. Only first-class
work is allowed to leave his shop. He
puts the best of leather IN all of his
goods, and every stitch taken is strong
and always in the right place. If you
are in need of a good, substantial, hon
est harness, or want a fancy high
priced one, don't forget to call in and
tell him so.
MATT B. PITTMAN q SON
deal in pure drugs and medicines of all
descriptions, and if you have severe
pain anywhere and tell them of it, they
will select from their large stock some
thing that will knock it every time.
They call your attention to their large
and well selected stock of drugs, chem
icals, oils, paints, colors, varnishes,
brushes, glass and putty, and druggists
sundries. They also keep full line of
groceries and will sell them as cheap as
anyone, either in large or small guam
titles. In case the medicines purchased
of Pittman & Son fail to relieve you by
this time, and you are still in agony,