Cas-imeres. Trimmings amtfii-ntl-meus Furnish- jUI
ing Goods—all of bit ■ style". ml of home and eas- -»,3
f.-rn m ike ; all < .it sip- prices, am! Lil
all w. rk warranted to fit er no sale. C-t.tiyg doue to
order.
Isrncaster, Dec. 18, 1866.-ts
pLAX SEED WANTED.
1.000 BUSHELS.
I will pay the highest market price for any quantity
of Flax Setal. delivered at my Oil Mill in Lancaster.
J. C. HOLLOWAY.
December, 17, 1866.-2S-3m
J ANCASTER SHOEING SHOP.
GRIFFITH & DAY. A
Tak- J tyhorx.'S to the Special Shoeing
next Si ' hos the MatisiuU House. Also, other
I ork pr ptlv done.
D GRIFFITH,
T. B. DAY.
' Lanct itu, Wi».. 0it.29, 18W. -21 ts
Stray Notices.
gTEERS STRAYED?
Strayed from the subscriber, since harvest time, throe
steei s described as follows : one 2 year old dark red, one
a dark red yearling, one a yearling, almost white, all
hay.- a hole in li ft ear. and two slits in the under part
of the right ear. A liberal reward will lie given for their
return to me or for information so that I m.v find
Address MM. E. GROOM,
•« Cassville Mis.
Cassville, Wis , Dec. 24-18G6.-29-41-•
§TUAY STEEIL~
Taken np by the subscriber, on lands owned by him
in the Town of Liberty, about October 4st, a two-year
red ami w bite steer with a ilittn the right ear The
owner is requested to prove property, pay chaigeaanj
take said Stray. THOMAS TORMEY.
Liberty, M is , Dec 22. 1866.-29-41.
