Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-01-01

Using largely and literally, and is sue
ceeding in building up the largest business
ever done in Dodgeville, in that line.
Their store is under the Masonic hall, on
Iowa street. Their double column adver-
tisement can always be found in the
CHRONICLE. 1t is in the supplement this
| week.
Another first rate place to buy boots and
shoes is at the store of the new firm of
ROBERTS q SELLER,
On the east side of Iowa street, Cyrus
Roberts old stand. They have good
stock of ladies' and gents, boys and girls
boots, shoes, CATERS, slippers, &c. They
keep good force of the best of workmen,
and make work to order in SPLENDID style,
and on short notice. They are young
men, anxious to succeed, and promise to
do all in their power to accommodate and
please their customers. See advertisement
on second page of supplement.
THOMAS LEE
Has also opened boot and shoe shop on
his own hook one door south of Robinson's.
He has number of good workmen, and
does work to order in good style.
The climate in this part of the world is
remarkably healthy, and Dodgeville, stand
ing in the highest part Of the Stste, is, if
possible, more healthy than the surround
ing country but healthy as it may be,
persons will get sick, and when they do,
they need medicine it is therefore an adj
vantage to have good drug and medicine
house like
SMITH ROBERTS,
Who keep on the west side of Iowa street.
This firm are the successors of l. ID. Bur-
dick. They purchased his stock about
two years ago, since which time they have
nearly doubled the size of their store, put
in more than twice the quantity of goods,
and advertising literally, have secured a
proportionate share of the patronage of
the iplace. They keep pure drugs and
medicines, unadulterated wines and liz
uors, paints, oils, fancy goods, cutlery,
gold pens, school books, stationery, &c. DC.
See their advertisement, you can easily
fird it by looking for the big mortar.
But the drugs, medicines, fancy goods,
&C., consumed in this village, are not all
sold by the above firm.
W. A. BISHOP
Claims q fair share of the trede, and de-
servingly too, for with commendable enter
prise, he has during the past year, enlarged
and greatly improved his store; laid in
good stock of drugs and medicines, patent
medicines, wines and liquors, paints, oils
and varnishes, spectacles, school books,
&c. His advertisement can be found this
week on the fourth page of the supple
ment.
W. S. BOVINE,
At his store just below the Masonic Hall
keeps good assortment of cook, box and
parlor stoves. He is also sole agent in
this county for Paine's patent stove.pipe
cylinder, the patent automatic washer,pat-
ent everlasting chimneys, Kasson's new
dominion coffee and tea pot, &C., &c. He
has been in business in Dodgeville for
about three years, and considering the linn
tied stock he at first put in, he is doing
good business. Bovine, like all good bust
ness men, believes in liberal use ofprint
er's ink His advertisement this week is
on the third page of the supplement.
The other good place to buy stoves, tin
ware, &C. In Dodgeville, is at the store of
THOMAS PERKINS,
On the west side of Iowa street. He keeps
the largest assortment of stoves, tinware,
hardware, farming implements, &C., of any
firm in the village. His large store is lit
orally crammed with goods. Mr.. Perkins
is young man, who attends closely to
his business, keeps every thing needed in
his line, and sells more than any one else
in the same business in Dodgeville.
sPANG & sTRATMAN
Have the largest wagon and pillow manu-
factory in the county. They turn out an
nually hundreds of the best wagons and
plows made in the State. They also make
splendid cutters, sleighs, carriages, bug
gies, &c. They have from very small
beginning, by honesty and industry, and
judicious system of advertising, built up
their present magnificent business. Their
advertisement can always be found in the
columns of the CHRONICLE.
ROBERTS & RALPH
Last summer built good building and
opened wagon shop on Iowa street, op-
posite to Spang & Stratman's. They sup
piled themselves with good assortment
of seasoned stock, and have turned out
some first class wagons, bobsleds, &c.
They have advertised from the first, and
are now reaping the benefits of it. See
advertisement on first page of supplement.
A new wagon and carriage shop has
lately been opened in the northern part of
the village by
BENEFITS HARRIS
Mr.. Harris has been in business in Dodge
vile for good many years, and is well
known as first-class blacksmith. Mr..