Grant County Herald

FOR SALE.
FARM FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers for sale his farm situated five miles from Boscobel, on the road leading from Boscobel to Mineral Point,
CONTAINING 240 ACRES,
10 acres of which are under fence and most of it in cultivation, the balance good Timber.
The improvements consist of a large Frame House with seven rooms, good cellar, and a cistern holding 100 barrels, and plenty of stock water near, good Granary, Corn Crib and Stables. There is also on the place, an ORCHARD of 250 trees, over 100 of which were set out ten years ago, and had 100 bushels of Apples last year, also plenty of small fruit such as Tame and Wild Plums, Currants, Gooseberries, Siberian Crabs, Grape vines, and everything to make a family comfortable. The above farm will be sold at a bargain, as poor health is the cause of my selling. For price and particulars inquire of the subscriber on the premises.
SEYMOUR CARVER.
Boscobel, June 11, 1866.-1-tf.

A REMARKABLE FREAK!
Mr. W. N. REED proposes to sell his splendid place all within the corporate limits of this village, and move South. After years of care and patience, he now has one of the finest orchards in the country—300 apple trees, nearly all bearing; the most of them grafts of the hardiest kinds, besides a large nursery, a small vineyard of choice grape vines, and other fruit. His commodious house is within five minutes walk of the new graded school building, and about the same distance from the "Lancaster Institute." These educational advantages together with the new court house and monument have made Lancaster one of the most attractive residences in the West, and yet Mr. Reed is determined to go South! He will sell the whole place, containing 13 acres, 3 improved, including orchard, house, and running water for pasturage, for $50 per acre, with crops, stock, and farming implements in the bargain. Apply immediately.
Lancaster, Wis., August 10, 1867.
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AUCTION! AUCTION!!
AT MT. HOPE, WIS.
The subscriber will sell at public auction on his premises at Mt. Hope, the following STOCK AND FARM PROPERTY on Saturday, October 5, 1867:
Reaper, American drill, Buckeye corn cultivator, 4 plows, 3 harrows, corn marker, light wagon, pair of bobs, long sleigh, cook stove, box stove, double shovel plow, 14 swarms of bees, 20 sheep, 30 geese, span 2 year old mules, 4 bedsteads, sewing machine, rifle, spinning wheel and many other farm, household and kitchen articles,
Terms of Sale:—12 months' time, 10 per cent. interest with note and approved security.
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Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M
Mt. Hope, Sept 23, 1867.
JOHN Q. CATLIN.

AUCTION SALE
GLEN HAVEN
WISCONSIN.
The subscriber will sell at Public Auction, on his premises in Glen Haven, on Saturday, October 26, 1867, the following described property, to wit:
Four horses, 4 cattle, 20 hogs, wagon, farm, plows, etc. and all other articles that usually accumulate on an old farm. Also, some household furniture, TIMBER BY THE ACRE, etc.
Terms: All under $10.00, cash; over $10, a credit of 6 months on matured notes with interest.
Glen Haven, Sept. 11, 1867.
M. M. SOTT
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CHEAP LAND.
Two hundred acres for $1000, 1 1/2 miles north of Lancaster Town plot—40 acres in Sec. 7 and 40 in Sec 5 in township; laid out road on north side of the 40 and on the west of the 40; a never failing stream of water on the 40 sufficient of timber for fire and fence— This is not poor white oak clay land; the timber apple young branch in black and burr oak. "About 40 acres of breakable prairie, and scores of bottom hay rough. The right of road through will be reserved for the 40 acre piece adjoining, which is the same cheap with improvements. For further particulars inquire of
Lancaster, Aug. 6-Vn3
ROBT CHILDREN

IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers for sale the farm upon which he resides—300 acres, 120 under cultivation, 60 in pasture, remainder scattering timber, some of it very good: thereof two log dwellings, and all necessary out buildings; two spring houses, plenty of stock water, fine young orchard, about 70 trees, some of them bearing; would make two excellent farms; school house within a mile. The land is situated in sections two and three, town of Clifton. Terms easy. Inquire of W. O. Thomas, Montfort, Wis.
GEO. W. KENDRICK.
Clifton, April 3d. '67.
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FARM FOR SALE.
Adjoining the village of Tafton, and may be sold for village lots, 30 acres, two living springs of water on it, one of them 20 feet from the door of the new dwelling house, upright part 16x24, and kitchen part 14x16; the land well fenced, and good land. For particulars, inquire of John Gordon, on the premises. Possession given immediately.
JOHN GORDON.
Tafton, March 4th, '67
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BRICK WAGON SHOP AND DWELLING FOR SALE IN TAFTON.
The undersigned having a chance to engage in other business, offers his two story brick building for sale, cheap for cash. Size 20x30. Situated on Front street; the lower story used as a wagon shop and doing a good business; the upper story as a dwelling. For terms, enquire of J. N. Thomas, on the premises.
J.N. THOMAS,
April 3rd, 1867. [44-tf]
Tafton, Grant county, Wis.

UNIMPROVED LAND For Sale.
One hundred and sixty acres of prairie and timber land, well watered, and every way calculated for a first class farm, situated 1 1/2 miles south of Lancaster on Potosi road. Price for the tract, $2,200. Enquire of
Lancaster July 8, 1867
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T. M. BARBER.

FARM FOR SALE.
One hundred and sixty acres situated one-half mile north of the court house on main road; nearly all fenced, a comfortable house, orchard, &c., with meadow, pasture and timber, with abundance of good springs, an excellent stone quarry, &c. Will divide east and west and sell in forty or eighty acre lots to suit purchasers, each tract fronting on the road.
Inquire of
T. M. BARBER.
Lancaster, Wis. July 12. 1867.
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LAND FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers for sale 52 Acres of bottom land situated 11 miles east of Tafton on the Lancaster road: 12 acres fenced; all the land first quality for grass and hay. Plenty of water.
LUKE HADLEY
Tafton, September

FARM FOR SALE.
Two hundred acres of well improved farm lands for sale. with a large two story house, orchard, out buildings &c. Terms part cash, balance on time to suit parties.
DOUGLAS OLIVER.
North Andover, (formerly Oliver's Mills,) June 22, '67.
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SPAN OF MARES FOR SALE.
The subscriber, residing three miles south-west of Fennimore Center, has for sale a span of 4 year old dark bay mares, good size, well broke, kind and gentle, and will work single or double. They will be sold singly or together. Terms for the span $325.00, or $162.50 for either one. I will take half cash down; for the balance I will give six months or a year's time, with 10 per cent. and approved security.
Sept. 3, 1867. [13-tf]
M. D. MORRISON.

SHEEP FOR SALE.
The subscribers, residing four miles north-east of Platteville, have 500 sheep for sale, consisting of 430 young breeding ewes, 11 Spanish Bucks, the balance wethers—all of which will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. Persons purchasing sets of 50 and upwards, will, if desired, be given two years' credit, with approved security at 10 per cent. interest.
Platteville, Sept 1, 1867.
W.W. LORD.
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ISAAC LORD.

CARRIAGE FOR SALE,
A single or double seated, one or two horse family carriage is offered for sale very cheap. Perfect for a family pleasure carriage. Inquire at the Herald office
Lancaster, Wis., July 22, 1867,
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STRAY MARE TAKEN UP!
The subscriber, residing five miles north of Lancaster, took up on Wednesday, Sept. 11, 1867. a black mare, about four years old, branded with the letters "W H" on left shoulder, and also on right hip. The owner is requested to come, prove property, pay charges, and take said stray away.
JAMES BORAH.
Lancaster, Wis., Sept. 11, 1867.
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STRAY COLT!
Taken up by the subscriber, on lands owned by him in the town of Lancaster, on the 14th of September. 1867 on sorrel horse colt, about 6 months old, White on the forehead and nose: feet and legs white up to knees The owner is requested to prove property. pay charges, and take said stray.
JOHN G. BRESEE
Lancaster, Sept, 16, 1867.
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COW LOST.
About the 15th of August, my black Cow, line back, white spot in forehead, medium size, slope in left ear from underside and slit same side, ran away and cannot be found, I will liberally reward any one for finding and delivering her to me. I reside at the first place, edge of Hurricane. P. O. address at Potosi.
RANDOLPH WELAND.
Hurricane, Sept. 10,'67.
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TAKEN UP—STRAY STEERS.
Taken up by the subscriber on lands owned by her, in the town of Bloomington. about the 6th of September, 1867, two steers, one four years old, line back, spotted sides, flanks speckled, head speckled, slit in right ear. The other one five years old, lineback, spotted sides, both horns broken, and slit in right ear. The owner or owners are requested to prove property. pay charges, and take said strays.
ANN M. WELLS.
Bloomington, Sept. 16, 1867.
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COWS STRAYED!
Strayed from the subscriber, residing in the village of Platteville, about the first of August. two cows, one a dark red, with a white face,and has a bell on: the other is a red and white, spotted.. two year old, large size. Both were giving milk when they stray'd.
Any information from them will be thankfully received by the subscriber,
N. W. TYLER
Platteville, Sept.7, '67.
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STRAY BULL.
On the 15th of September came into the enclosure of the subscriber. on the farm now occupied by John Bennett,in Fennimore, a black and white bull. supposed to be five or six years old, medium size, lopped horn head and neck all black; white and black on the body. The owner is requested to prove property, pay charges and take him away.
JOHN TUCKWOOD.
Sept. 18, '67.
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