Being well acquainted with the busin'-s- uid having
good machinery and cxperi‘'aw hands I feel safe in
warranting good work. JOSEPH HORSFALL.
Millville, May 2U, 1868. Mint
MIFFLIN WOOLEN MILLS
(20 MILKS EAST OF LANCASTER)
OLDHAM & JOoIES, Proprietors.
We are ready to
Card Spin and Weave,
having made several important additions to our facili
ties ol last year, and starting with the season, we will
be enabled to turn out work PROMPTLY. We guar
antee satisfaction in quantity and quality of work,
from roll carding to the finest cloth—our machinery
being new and first-class, and our employer and senior
partner exp> rieneednn 1 skillful.
Mifflin. Wis., June Ist, 1868. WM. OLDHAM.
52m3 JOHN T. JONES.
LITTLE GRANT
WOOLLEN FACTORY!
WELSH, GOSNAY 4 PENDLETON, Pro’prs.
We are prepared in the new mill to card rolls, and to
card, spin ami weave cloths, flannels and blankets, full
edged finished in workmanlike manner; we also make
stocking yarn at the lowest rates. Home made cloths
fulled and finished. Little Grant. May 18,’G8-m3
Strancb or Stolen.
STRAY HORSES.
Taken up by the subscriber, liv ng in the Town of
Fennimore, on the 4th day of July. 1868, one span of
bay horses; one a ’.irk bay supposed to be ton yearsold.
sma 1 star in the torehea), near hind foot white and
very little white on the near forefoot, a stripe of dirty
white in the right flank aud running down the inside
of the leg to the hock joint; the other a light bay. tsitli
hind feet ulute and near forefoot white, supposed to
to be twelve years old, no other marks or brands per
ceivable. The owner is requested to prove property
pay charges and take -aid strays awav.
HENRY SANDERS.
