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LAND-IN0N0P0LY IN ENGLAND.


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me E",toT I" 1"s cn'cogo tribune:
SIN: Respectfully request tho space for e
few lineR in reference to a point dwolt upon at
eotuo length In the able lottor Of j, NJ, in YOUR
is.uo a, 1oat Sunday Wh;,o t;a ran,arls m t,,o
4sauo y. 41ss so ..,as,1 aS 1aeas, -. .:4 s.o
consequences VI pefpeIuatipB u 4anoeo afl5-
tocsacy in England aro 10 loss trlo than
forcibio, think ho ia 4 littlo too seyoro on
thu a,,hiact of t;tro.
r'aaas ~,aa..,,es .,,+ "a ,uu,,on, t,,o con
T1ea9e tone.'pol 'na' Il "'AiinnA ."e euh-
queror took the English demeanes from tho
Haxons to give to his followers, 10 only tooS
that which tho saxons themselvoB Ind acquired
but two or three centuries previously, md in q
much meaner way; William claimed the Saxon
lnndB by the right or conquest, IN open ana
honorable warfare, to eay nothing Of his rlght
to the throne, undor tho will OF Edward tho
ConfoHsor; while the saxonH obtained control OF
the country and it's broad acres Ill much less
reputable manner. They Werc called ~ 70
help tho Angles against other ohoHaes' ana snen
basely took advantage OF the situation to 90.
come masters of tho island. elalin tnat oven
though the ancient Brltone hayo tuo flght 70
complain or tho conaneG ol Niallatn hIu Ils
Norman followers, tug saxons were no mere
luBt,tiod IN nndlng ianlI tnan II sie tnla. mno
Is robbed OF hss plnndor ny moro auaheio"s
thief thah hlmsoM;; l., ,.,>.o, 4,,n. H..
Again II siotilo W ielne4ipelou Is eua' ~. Sao
, 1873-10-28


The report was roforred to the Finance Com
mittee.
TN motion, 4 bill OF Messrs. Streeter j. Co. for
iron work done on tho Criminal Court and Coun-
ty Jail was ordered paid.
DEATH OF JUDGE PORTER.
Commissioner Hurriaon sail tho announce
ment Ind just been made to the Board Of the
death Of wel-known judicial officer (Judgs'
Porter). This Board, out Of respect for Lis
momory, ought to adjourn. Ho offered the fol-
lowing resolutions
WHEREAS, information has this moneut reached
this Doard TINT tho Hon. William 4. Porter Of the
Judges of the Cook County Superior Court Inns been
suddenly STRICKEN By death; and
WHEREAS, Ills high bearing gentleman and hts
honorable department o. an abe and impartial Judicial
ofncor have impressed lis with profound respect;
therefore,
Reeo,rcd That as mark Of our respect for the men
ory Of tho dcccused, do at once adjourn till next
Monday.
Tho resolution WAS adopted, and tho Board
adjourned.
, 1873-10-28
What Dlsrac1l 11nA Done for tl,o Jews

"ll1t D1HflC1l lltlR d9Ofl0 TOT tIt0 JeFFRs
Conwaps London Letter to tho Cincinnati Commercial
Perhaps In tho ono thing that lay noareBt his
heart he has achieved q substantial revolution !;
lio lgs done moro than my otlor man to win for
England equal to TINT OF any other people,
Tho other day this country saw, for tho first
time in history, one Of ita highest courts cloHed
for 8 day because lts Chancellor Ia q jew aud
the day holy one to his race. Had Disraeli
never lived, It iB doubtful whether Sir q. Joasel
would have boeu ablo 10 give that historic ssn.
, 1873-10-28
A BRIEF COUNCIL MEETING.

Tho Council met yesterday ovoning, the Act
ing Mayor in tho chair. Present, all tho Alder
men except Bowen, Pickering, oullerton, Clowry,
swcet, Kohoe, Heath. Miner, MoGrath, Stout
Longaoher, and Ogdon.
PETITIONS.
Petitions vsro presented and referred for city
, 1873-10-28
THE COUNTY BOARD.

Amount Of Tnxca Required FOR Co1tna
" PURPOSES, s1,225 25,365--Adjourn-
mont Out Of IaoHpoct for tao Memory
of Judge Porter
Arog1llar meeting of tho Board Of County Com.
missiouera waB hold yesterday afternoon, Com
missioner Ashton In tho clafr. The following
gontlemon woro alao present: Dogue, Crawford,
Galloway, Harris, Harrison, Horting, Jones,
Loporgan, Pahlman. Russell, and Singer.
A communication received from the County
Clerk was read, presenting estimates for town
purposes for tho comiug yoAr.
The estimates were roforrad to tho Committee
On Town and Town Accounts.
COMMUNICATIONS.
A communication from the Eupcrint ondcnt
Of tho lnBanc Asyluu1, asking tint a change
also received. It pointed out tho danger result
ing from tho uao Of kerosene, and called for tic
introduction OF the system In use at tho Elein
Asylum and tho st. Louis Asylum. It waB re-
ferred.
a communication from Baker Bros, coal
doalers asking for cash, was referred to the ap-
propriato Committee Oh Finance.
COUNTY TAXES.
Tho Committee on Finance reported as fol-
Iowa:
Your Committee on Finance, havng Ind Under On.
sldcrution tho financial af1ars Of tho county. Leo
leave submit the following estimate OF tho amount
equity " tA1GH lot tHH year
1b73, being four mills tho dollar valuation mud
they therefore recommend the adoption of said est-
| nate md tho following resolutions:
CD ndcbtcdness interest bona, oto.....$ 1o2O46
For county purposes. acs.........,.,,,...,,,,. 150ou
Insane Asylum md Poor-1Iouso. ........... 277b01
6her1hs department payroll. oJt00O
Advertising, Salaries Jury fees, ctc......., ln,lCU
Errors, abatemonts, to.................. 163,0G0
Interest. 3o5,G6o
Total: ":........".........:.... .s1,a27, ,365
l. Reso,red, That the sum Of s1090l5 be-, and tlio
n farr lava
erty both roal and pernonhl In tho County of Cook,
for tho purpose Of paying interest tho indebted
nsss Of to county existing OH tho 9Th day Of August,
1870 as act forth IN tho foregoing estlmato under
! tho head Of " Old Indebtedness !" and
Resolved, Further that tho Of be, and
tho Is hereby, levied as tax upon tho taxabte
property, botl, 1eal and reraonal in The County oi
ing statement, under tho heal Of "County pnr.
pohoa," amounting In tie aggregate 10 81, 7.905.
Tho report WAS concurrcd In,
| nEronr OF THE COUNTY COLLECTOR.
Following ia statement Of J. y. 1.umHey Of
| tho county tar Of 1879:
Debtor.
To amount Of county tax Of 1874 81 80
| Amount Of double payments by different
claimants. ......................... Bo2f
, 1873-10-28

Tho oflcial tables of tho attendance ct tho
Vienna Exposition have Just been published
From the oponing day to tho iirst day OF octo-
ber tho number Of yisitora were:
, 1873-10-28


A marvel Of industry and production is Gus
tayo Doro, who does 10 much That one would
imaglne ho had tho power Of multiplying lina-
solf. lie is 10, an Aaaoian. paragon Of good
nature, aud u delightful companion withal whon
he is fairly out Of harness. His illustrations aro
80 far superior to his paintingaa that hc ia seldom
thought OF MI q paintor. He has illustrated
Rabe1ais, suo Dalzao. Montaigne. Dante, Cer-
yantey, Taino, and many others, and hds FUR,
should ho 1.-Two forty yoara longer, to illustrats
oil the famoua authors Of the past aud present.
IIis reputation IL worldwide, aud he has ten
tines III many orders ny ho call I'LL. He IL said
to earn from 100000 to goo, 000 francs per annnn,
and ilo might augment hs income tlfty.fold II ho
only had a. MANY hands az Driaroua. OF lalo
yeara his nlasinor has become almost II not quito
mannorsm, which, whlfo 1t may add to tho ILL
diyitluality of Ills Bkotchas, rondors tAom un.
ploaaantly monotonous. IN temperament and
III nomblanoa Doro Ia rather German. Ho looks
younger than l,o la; las broad face small eyes.
high cheek bones, wears only nlustache, and
smokes like Bpaniara.-JuAius Iiohrt Dr0pne,
IN ua'T'e,'a Magazine for NTovember.
, 1873-10-28


credttor.
By arnount Judgment refused on real as- ..
tate .,...................,.,..$ 7,oe4a4
By amount judgment appealed. .......... o941l.U8
by amount Judgment salc8 enjoinel...... G525
BY amount judgment crrorB and abate-
ucnts on real estate. atc...........,........ 1cso.o5
Dy amount judgment forfeited property. 20,540.07
delinquent. ..........,..,............ 7c,ea727
Dy commissions allowed Town Collectors. 5,1a5.A
by amount III nrrcar Of J. 3. Walsh, Col
1ector Of North Chicago 5,0l4.o4
Commissions credited to commissions nc
count collected by County Oolcctor..... 11,733.o3
Commissions from Town Collector. ........ 1,849.G1
March 3d. paid into County Treasury.... aiG,615.38
April 80, paid Into County Treasury, 10y,719.87
May 81, patd into County TroaRury...... 10a, ,17028
juno 80, paid into County Troaaury..... G7,3J4.2l
July 81, paid into County Treasury los 65107
Aug. 80, paid into County Treasury...... 1876 052Q5
Sept 30, paid Into County Treaaury....... G7g!7na
Oct. 81, rnid no County Trcasury....... 177,9aG15
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-09-19

FATAL AcclDENT.-On Monday morn
Vincent W as going down shaft. in which
he was q: work, in the city of Mineral
Point. He fell TO a depth of forty feet,
fracturing his head in such q manner
that he died shortly afters arriving home
where he was taken by his friends. The
ladder by which the descent into tie shaft
was made, was tied by rope at the top
When the unfortunate man stepped upon
the first round, the rope gave way, and he
fell as above stated. The deceased leaves
wife and four children to mourn his
untinely end. We are indebted to VIM.
D. James for the above item.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-09-19
re- Mapy Of our merchants are wish.

EF Many Of our merchants are wish
full to go east for new goods, and they
have expressed a wish that those know
ing themselves indebted to them, for
past favors would respond forthwith.
They have waited very patiently, some
OF them for years for their just dues.
Some of them have found it hard to
run their business successfully through
the past summer, in the mean time
doing all in their power to accomo-
date their customers, and at the present
time they really and r;gh ,usly want
their money, in order to put in new
stock of goods for the fall and winter
trade. A word to the wise and just is
sufficient.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-09-19

unloading, the seat fell on to the
horses heels, they became frightened
and ran away. both the children in the
wagon, but in some way the eldest
boy got clear without any damage. In
a short time the wagon tongue be-
came loose from the neck-yoke, stick
ing in the ground and ovcrturning the
wagon on the child. The edge of the
wagon box striking him about the
middleof the back. The little sufferer
lived until Monday morning, when
death came to his relief The funeral
took place on Monday and was attend
ed by large concourse of people.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-09-19


~ The Intermediate and primary de-
partments of our public school commence
last Monday, the 18th inst, with perhaps
as good and efficient corps eff teachers as
our schools ever had. The teachers are
all practical, each one of them having
taught school many years with marked
success. Miss Malie Thomas, and Miss
Josephine Ranger, take the intermediate
department in the northern part of The
district. Mrs. Usnry Madden teaches the
primary depa, tment in the same school.
Miss Bessie Mitchell and Miss Mary Hos
kins, take the intermediate department in
the northern part of the district, and Mrs
Ranger takes the primary department in
the same school.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-09-19
On Saturday afternoon last a ser

On Saturday afternoon last seri-
Gus accident befel Albert Diversion. a
Norwegian boy residing with Goodwin
Thompson, of the town of Linden, aged
about twelve years. 1t appears that
the boy went with Mr.. Thompson to
the mill, and on his way back, he
started to go across a marsh, to save
walking. He had not proceeded far
when the report of gun was heard,
and the boy called out to Mr.. Thsmp-
son that he was shot On examina-
ton it was found that the shot took eff
feet in the boys left hand, the thumb
and forefnger being considerably lac
Grated. The sufferer came into town,
and DR.. Burial administered to his
wants. Though diligent search was
instituted, no discovery of the person
discharging the gun was made but it
is supposed it was a mere accident,
the person discharging said gun being
afraid to put in an appearance.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-09-19
s6y- The TRANSFER Of real estate in 10 {.

k@- The trransfer of real estate in Iowa
county, from Sept. 1st., 1872, to August
3lst, 1873. was twenty-five thousand five
hundred and fifteen acres, and was sold
for consideration Of three hundred and
three Thousand one hundred and seventy
eight dollars. The assessed valuation 0
the property sold was one hundred and
eighty four thsusand five hundred and
nine dollars. The lots sold in the coun-
ty during the same time were eighty
nine, for consideration Of twenty eight
thousand eight hundred and sixty
dollars. with an assessed valuation OF
four4een thousand two hundred and
sixty seven dollars.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-09-19
BUSINESS NOTICES.
FOR SALE.

We have fine lot Of young cattle
and sheep for sale. The stock con-
sists of five durham calves, twenty
five Cotswold buck lambs, besides a
large number Of Berkshire boars
This stock is offered for sale cheap for
cash, and is considered TO be the best
thorough bred stock in she county.
Give us call. Remember the place,
on our farm in the town of Linden.
AVA CHAs COLLARD Il BRO.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-09-19

sB- What subject has been more
extensively discussed W hat subject is
still further from being conclusively
settled We know of nethi g more &C
commodating than this same weather.
Always it is either too hot or too cold
too wet or too dry, pleasant or unpleas-
ant, it is never in accordance with the
Swans of this neither world. The wind
blowsth whittier it llsteth, but we know
not whence it cometh or whittier it 60
eth +; nor can we predict what will be the
consequence of its blowing; whether it
will bring to us fortune or misfortune
fair weather or foul. The present indi-
cations are of the equinoctial storms, and
we are apprehensive of gloomy days and
drlzzling rains, but We trust the divine
powers will endow us with fortitude and
patience sufficient~to endure what they
choose to send.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-09-19
Institute.

The regular Fall Institute for the teach
ers of Iowa county, will be held at Min
eral Point, commencing October 9th, and
continuing four days. The day sessions
will consist of disc ussions and class drills.
The evening sessions will be occupied by
lectures and essays. Prof. McGregor and
other prominent educators will he present.
Let al, the teachers in the county turn
out and make this session of our institute
a success. -.
Teachers will be entertained FREE OF
CHARGE during the institute.
T. PATErIELD,
County Superintendent
Miff1in, August 10th, 1873 IS 5w
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-09-19

W The new proprietor of the Com
mercial House, Mr.. VIM. j. Thomas, ore.
poses to start business next Monday. He
proposes to keep 4 FIRST class house in sv-
cry respect. He is having the house re-
modelled and fixed up with all the modsrn
improvements. The bar, where the best
Of wines. liquors and cigars will always
be kept on hand, will be fitted up in first
class style. In connection with this house
will be a stage line, running daily from
this place to Mineral Point, and will make
eonr sctons with ths trains both ways -
This will be great accommodation 10 the
people of both places. The stage will leave
here about ter o'clock each day. and re-
turn after the train arrives at Mineral
Point in the evening. This arrangement
will meet want long felt by our citizens.
See advertisement of the Commercial
House in another column Of this paper.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-09-19
To Teachers and District Clerk,

To Teachers and District Clerks.
Notice is hereby given that the regular
examiNtion of teachers for Iowa county
will be held at the following times and
places, to wit:
AT Mineral Point, Cor the towns of Minis
eral Point, Moscow, and Waldwick, Octo-
Der 10th and 18th.
At Avoca, for the towns of Highland
Pulaski, and Clyde, October 18th and
14th.
At Arena, for the towns of Areaa and
Wyoming, October 10Th and 10th. :.
At Dodgeville, for the towns of Dodge
Vile and Ridgeway, October ! It'll and 18th
At Miff1n, for the towns of Mifflin and
Linden, October Goth and 21st.
Each examination will commence at 9
a. m. Of the first day, and close at IL m.
of the second day. In case there be Of
any place more than thu house will accom-
modate, preference will be given to teach
ers of this county.
T. PATEFIELD,
County Superintendent.
Mifain, August 10Th. 1873. 5S 5w
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-09-19

On Tuesday last the sheriff re-
ceivod tenant, jim the person ofGeorge
LaMott, of Highland, who was sent
hither on an execution against the
body, to satisfy a judgment for tort
and while his attorney was making
preparations to have the prisoner
brought out on an application for dis
charge under the law for the relief Of
persons confined in Jail on civil pro-
cess, the sleriff discovered that he had
no right to hold him longer than TWEEN
ty-four hours, unless the money was
advanced by the creditor to pay his
board and lodging and the money
not having been advanced, the sheriff
kindly opened the iron door, and the
prisoner stepped forth again into the
pure air of liberty, not showing the
least sign of emaciation from his TWEEN
four hours confinement.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-09-19
FATAL AccIpENr-On Saturda

FATAL AccIDENr.-On Saturday
afternoon, the 18th inst. young son
of William Rundal ), jr., of Ridgeway,
aged three years and seven months,
came to bis death by the c.psizing of
a wagon. The circumstances as we
have learned are about as follows !:
The young child with an elder broth
er, were hauling corn at their grand
fathers place, and while they were
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-09-19

h@ We are in receipt Of box of ripe,
luscious, Delaware grapes. They are from
the vineyard Of Elwood Bros. and those
gentlemen will please except our thanks.
We propose to visit the vineyard, and
shall have something to say about the
culture of this delicious fruit next week.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-09-19
THIRTY DOLLARSl

l viii give the above reward for the
apprehension of the thief who stole a
double silver n ounted harness, with
fy-nets, on Friday night. or Saturday
morning, from my stable, on the sO.h
Or 3lst day of August last. Or | will
give ten dollars reward for any infor-
nation leading to the recovery Of the
harness and nets.
ROBERT KENNEAR.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-09-19

s1 Friday and Saturday nights of
last week were considerably cold, and on
Saturday night there was quite a sharp
frost Our grape growers feared that the
frost would iujure the fruit; but they
report,all is well in that direction, and
that nothing but few leaves on the
vines have received any injury.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-09-19

n@- John Roberts, the prop rietor
of the Western Hotel, has been con-
fined to his bed for the last few days,
with severe attact of rheumatism
Hopes are entertained of his recovery
in a short time.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-09-19

n@- Josiah Simpson, of Highland,
called on US with a nice lot of sweet
potatoes, in accordance with promise
he made us during the fair. The po-
tatoes are large and good. Mr.. simp-
son has fully shown that this delicious
vegetable can be grown with perfect
success in our northern climate, though
they are much more trouble than 9th
err potatoes.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-09-19

BISHOP SIMPSON FAvoRs WOMEN
VoTING.-At the Methodist Confer
ence at South Bend. Ind; on the i2th,
Bishop Sin pson advocated female suf-
frage, saying: Without their vote 1
fear we will never be able to put down
the houses of infamy. and liquor sa-
looms of our country. and it is my
opinion that we can t get along with
out women voting"
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-09-19

gG- Though the season has been
rather against raising fruit, the show
Of apples at our late fair was good.
Those shown by Robert Wilson, ESQ
and Geo, w. STANDARD, were as good
a specimen of fruit as we have ever
seen.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-09-19

n&~ We attended the festival CIV
en- by the Amicita Lodge of this
place, last week. The ladies were
very attentive. The refreshments
were good, and served up in frst-rate
style. No fault could be found with
anything but that abominable Drittem
bill of fare. To us, that 10 the
plague spot on the institution.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-09-19

B@~ The largest drove Of cattle we
have seen for a long time, passed
through our village yesterday. The
herd consisted of nearly two hundred
head, and was destined for Rock Is
land, Illinois!
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-09-19

n@- The stock shown at our late fair
by the Collard Bros, was all first class
We saw some of the hogs, tho largest
we have ever seen at any fair. They
were of the Berkshire breed.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-09-19

81 The hop at the Commercial House
on Friday evening, the Eth instant
was we'll attended by gny throng,
The music was Rrst-ciass, I'd under its
seductive Influences many were drawn in>
to the arena Of pica>ure::and the mazss Of
'he dance.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-09-19

I A few of our select pleasure seek
srs had good time at the Court House,
on Tuesday evening last. We under
stood it was kind of surprise party.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-09-19

EF IF in need of paints, oils, or
window glass. call on DR.. David, of
Highland His superior lead is war
ranted to be the best that is made or
tried. 4w
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-09-19
LIE.

A good, second hand, double wagon for
sale cheap, and on re, sonable terms. The
wagon is IN good serviceablc condition.
For further particulars, enquire of John
r. Roberts, Western Hotel.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-09-19
READY MADE CLOTHING II

Jones Owens have one of the larg-
est stocks of clothing to be found in
Iowa county. Every body can be suited
in quality and prices. They sell as low
as the lowest.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-09-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Three or four gentlemen boarders
could be accommodated with good
board, at reasonable charges, by APP
plying to Mrs. Henry Madden, of
this village.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-09-19

n@- We notice that Thomas Lee, has
moved his shoe business into Charles
II arris' old saloon, opposite the
CHRONICLE office.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-09-19

The premium list will be publish
ed next week. The secretary has been
too busy to furnish it this week.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-09-19
Wisconsin HOUSE,
xraaN n, e. 81. .- ISCONSIN

This hotel has been lately rented .nroagnoaa
st&ladies The saloon has been moved 80 that II rs
now SEPARATE from the main hotel and is entered py
rho heat At VINES liquors and cigars can be had
there at all times Goodstables and sheos ana
kssss WV D' JURT .sAAE, Proprietor.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-09-19
- WISCONSIN HOUSE,

ARENA, WlSCoNSiN
This house is in good repair, with sitting and sam
vae rooms Good accommodation for horses and
sfaveling men. Give me a call.
wa- A good LIVERY STABLE connected with
the Motel
NM Gko. H. HLLiS' PROPRIETOR.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-09-19

See advertisement of farm for sale
This is one of the best prairie farms
in the county.