April, 187 C. 49w3
200,000
POUNDS OF
WSOiOIL
WANTED BY THE
noiu cnj
FOR WHICH THE
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
will be paid in exchange lor
CLOTHS.
FLANNELS.
BLANKETS, YARNS, &c.
OUR Stock is FL’LL and COMPLETE, em
bracing a great variety ot styles, made in the
best manner from the Best Western Wool, and in
Quality and Prices we
DEFY COMPETITION!
Farmers, Merchants and others haring wool
will promote their interests by calling upon ns before
disposing of the same.
paid, if prefered, for wool.
Mr. E. K.ITZENBTEIN is Agent at Platte
ville for the sale of our goods, and wilt receive wool
for cash or in exchange lor goods at same rates as at
the mill.
Lancaster, May 10.1870. 49t f
LANCASTER LIVERY.
W. M. POWERS, ProP'R.
HORSES. BUGGIES ffl CABBIAGES
To Let on Reasonable Terms.
(First door north Bndd's Wagon Shop, LxsraiTex.)
«6tf
TO BRIDGE BUILDERS:
Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will
received at the Town Clerk a office, in the town of Lit
tle Grant, nntil Mondy, Jnne 13th, 1870, at 9 o'clock
A. M., for building a fridge across Blake Fork of
Grant river, near Gartbwaite's saw mill. Plane and
apecifications may be seen at the clerk's office.
By order of the Town Board.
A. E. MORSE, Clerk.
Idttle Grant, May 9,1870. 48w4*
GENERAL - AGENTS
For “McCORMICK’S” REAP
ER, also the “RELIABLE,”
the improved “ADVANCE”—
with 2 Bars and 3 Sickles—s
foot Reaper and Mower-two
complete machines in one and
now considered superior to
any other machine made.—
Also McCormick’s “PRIZE
MOWER,” Johnson’s SELF
RAKE, &c., &c.
WAGONS & BUGGIES
at Reduced Prices, on one,
two, three or four years’ time
with approved paper.
G. HAWLEY & SON.
PLATTEVILLE, April 2Cth, 1870. 47m3
D. H. Budd ■««.
