Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-01-23

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E@ Another installnent Of beautiful
snow come to hand yesterday.
aE The Grand Commandery of knight
Templars of the State of Wisconsin, met
m Milwaukee on January 2[st.
~ The Jefferson county viglants
want to ascertain the wholesale price of
their coffins for horse thieves.
neg I'VE call attention to the settle up
notice Of Mrs, Bishop. widow of the late
Matthew Bishop of this place. A word
to the wise is sufficient.
BIDJ. A. Hahn is closing out his stock
70 Dry Goods and Groceries at cost prices
Call and see him and get goods at your
own figures.
H6g> A Lady says she always feels well
dressed when she has on her handsome
fitting gloves and shoes, no matter how
plain the rest of her dress.
a3y" The lght snow that has fallen
during the week, has made the sleighing
passably good. There is still prospect for
more snow.
w@ The NJ. E. Church, within about
wear, has sent thirty new missionaries to
the foreign field, commenced three new
missiens in Sawna Mexico and Italy, and
re>entered Bulgaria.
Rag~If man wants good, soclable
lively company, good vituals, cooked and
served up in Grst>cass style, good beds TO
sleep in, &C., &C. we recommend that man
to call on Paynter & jones, propretors of
the United States Hotel
~ 1t has come to light that Turner,
who, it will be remembered, killed his
brother some time since, killed young
man short time before numbering his
brother. He claims that he is sent to
clear the earth Of some Of it's inhabitants.
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10y Mr.. T. F. Hrawley is about starts
ing night school in this place, four
evenings each week. viz: Tuesday, We'd
ne$day, Thursday and Friday, are spoken
of as being the evenings best adapted to
the work. The term opens on Tuesday
evening next, the 9th inst.
az A JOINT resolution has Just passed
both houses of the Legislature, limiting
the introduction of new business until the
seventh of February next. If there
shosld be any legislation needed for Iowa
county, it should be attended to at once
so that it can be perfected and not de-
layed too long.
cs' Who ever imagined that the Re-
formers of Wisconsin wonld be guilty of
cling nasmuch at State Treasurer Kuehn
has appointed has son Assistant Treasu1-
err, and Attorney General Sloan has ap>
pointed his brother Assistant Attorney
! General.
Ray Over 500 grangers have alrady
engaged rooms in different hotels at James
vile for the tate Convention, which
opens JAN Goth, and large attendance
is expected
Five Oranges Of Patrons of Hussandry
have been organized in Fon du Lac coun>
ty, since January LIST.
| ny Should any ofour patrons 6nd them
selves in arrears for the CHRONICLE, It
would be well if they would bring in wood
while the roads are in good condition. We
cannot expect good sleighing great while
We are not particularly in want of wood,
but we want some of the old accounts set
tied, and we will take wood if it is any
accommodation to our customers.
geg' With pleasure we call the attention.
of our readers to the new advertisement
Of the Adamsvile Grist Mill. This is
> one of the best mills in the county, hav-
ing better facilities than almost any other
The proprietor, Mr.. Geo. FL. Orr, is a
thorough business man and gentleman,
and who ever goes to his mill will find
him polite and entertaining
sg- The Rev. j. I. Noyes, of Indiana
writes: VASTLY more has been done
within the last fifty years by the Pro tes'
tant missionaries here than by the labor
ers of the Romanists in the last three
centuries. Give us fifty years more, and
the world shall see not only MADEIRA, but
| oil India with Lar oAn A0Q.0Ol, nv Gad,s