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New-York tribune., 1875-08-18
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GENERAL MARnET REPORT.

AsuUs-7rale very dun and values nominal At 20.
for ~ an sc lr i,1rl ,oo,or,,v active IN, .,e,,v.
sales 9-cO southern at a+'243Jc Nes'ih quoted at
L0oTs NSD sHoEs-ITherei is fair trade pasiag. west
sn sai'is "a are re-! ~ @ f AZ AZ All scioy to Ire e as ney
rot repieant any Rol % & stS vii y no. no., tr M be- sIa s
mnTy gGos na mp for IN foriner years
The port nq y as M 4Hd y~ars aic ago,t st' LssI-
m9S,foctirrrs iii CONTINUE the hand 90 mouth policy;
sT, ra. aoou, steady. shoe Findings, Lace Web Sc
r. thSse ;,,rs has I;e ae inquiry toash n sns!
lots We quotci II in. Lasinss, e1a9Vct !. m co. Soc IA
Is E e: lG o sscaS LMen Web. Ter 81 as "A $50
70 1Yi @ SAIEAIs~ less DON Bricks
sro ' Pl ~ al y 5S jersey .ias5; " Rvc = 500
- LOD IsI ls3 4 + & ark" ~ ~ is DIX SisdSi 1s
phisaslpno. s2oa$31 and baltnoe $i@I}- ind s,oex
dtytIc I1op ysI tent q. az t ari uarnccl 81 100
81 - Portland - in more arye mand sa o ''p1 bos
Is go 80 ,ct bnt i'm SAT, at 30 10 ior
rm o Land II tor Common and 81 o. Finishing
Har woU, chaAse: l0-29c ior Cattle anu ll4e-Ic for
t;o.t OF. r ,lescyi vtiDYs an dulL
ToFFE.-ILe m,r1tt .or 10 remains yefy firm ami we we
80, Ire Las been nci caSc, today oef4) Ua- ty te
r,n -. lf per s'a ,A1 800 "a r. tis. Inc Inc
Ro peF sam o9l PER iia, and ,, o. bag. 'r >eoee
I9i W. ." c: Far i,Ss Ise Gcoi o. 9.. rme 90.
l99s l20c and eNtm iHp' .or 's i7|-A 80 : '' '' ~.
10 Good cagS"es, ~ eII,, soa 80 HSs 10 % I - % =,
Jfyna., + qiac s o Dt aao II 4.,c i,l. ROls+ q
81 c Nayanla 22s. ard Ba.dcoa ~ lo'2 1, AL gold
roy tvl,Is Of spo. Cotton were a,sius A-,r "a Cts,
bnt the business proved d. limited quotation afe "ithonb
quoabe change the mat 5o'is s ,, arm "a. tI r. & a. as SG
baes is DAY st : bales to,al since september l.
3ls9 400 bales time iAst s. Oo,sJ b2l~ cohsOL
dard Qhfoe Gays) rtc'iIts, bt bates tAI"Is %, SfSae
Igitain the toniipcui, -''l
Sor, in OH 5sU~, taos consolidated 40 "a, 1901
bales The ayclags of st.iay for ard aeht t NrIcIS
fll, August Q2c: ~ei Hbtr 70 -bc o. toNt .us',
No,emb,r 6sc. DeccmDcl lo 12c; JanuaTy lao', lsO-
rriarv O4r. March, i4.@6,. April li9Oc MAY lt'9ci
June "a &c. fsC cal i'i ruary 400 l,e. 7e''t ,sh
ccfo,r Coo 10 ,ac November, .jO, 10 Isc"hDeIS
100 IL &C. January. 7C0 - 7sc., toal ldOU OA TAiii
call f,biualy. IA is2c We qIote; c..
classification IN force Scpr
1873 aud UVaud Cotton IN stou running n amy "''
more a. an half gi ldc above below the CRAZE 'se'
Ordinary l2s strict Cool irainafy iSe hiiuLnR .its
cU''',,y isg Low MLdl.us ...... l4is MID 1879
New-York tribune., 1875-08-18
APPLIED SCIENCE

fxrRAsrprr BLACK INK-A so-called inerasfbe ink
a prepared by Gaffard of Paris of part by weight
ef lampb black IL of potash waterglass. OF the CON
nstency of srup of ammonia water, and 20 OF dis-
6led water.
f)yscUAR6rNG ANIIINE-PIACK PROM FABRICs.-In
sraer 10 discharge black from fabrics dyed with AMI
6pe-black Witt treats the portion with an acidihed
.oluton of of potash whereby peroxide
of mang anese is preciptated III the h6ers solu-
tion Of oxae acid is then used, which removes tne
peroxide and leaves the parts OF the ctoth acteu
pn neTfcetIy white 1t is suggested that solu:
tion Of the permanganate thickened with infusoral
earth could be printed on fabrics and thus discnso
white figures on al anllne- black ground.
ErrEr OF TIDES on THE ROTATION OF THE
FARru-Mr Tylor, in some remarks on a new theory
of tides and waves advocates the view that the eVe
Of the ocean is nearly represented by high-wa'er
mark on coasts and bays where there is Tree access OF
thc tide. or in channel without constant How lie
states that he entirely dsbelieves in tidal action
having the smallest effect on the rotation OF the
eaIth and that the assumption OF great heap p,g 9l
.oter traVciug in one direction is gross error ne
slso suggests that some geological difficulties such
n the evidence that tides during the quartehaiH
periods were three or four tles a. s a" Of pos
ton of pant Of the interior OF the eartn raleI
tv surprising great changes Ill the distance OF 'he
moon from the CaItD.
rrrcprscrXCF or Solutions N CASTOR OIL
Some coloring matter derived from woods 'ha' 40
not low any huorescence when dissolved IN water
s,cobol or other solvents are stated by Charles
Harner 70 exhibit this phenomenon when dissolved
In castor OIL aud other Substances which he as
solved IN alcohol show this property with augmented
intensity when treated with castor OIL 10 9btaln IAN
clcar solutions tie materials are first boiled 1neh
si,r.d cygroIat,d 10 dryncss, and again dissoINeu
mn nv ~ .1, tnn influence of heat. The fuOrcsCence
.,,.rs =; ~, when hot bat returns cooling mum,
- - facts are given by him showing tl,c ncreased
s"grc-liny Tie Importance of taking advantage cI
t proper studying the phenomena; a. IA lnltions E,f it
seems that llVreseence Is pr"pci'' "a '0'"''
= Lrr than If simple substances.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-18

State bonds wcro DUH and steady.
Bank shares were dull and fcaturclcss.
Railroad bonds were firm, with continued pur-
chases for Investment.
Holders of the extension bonds Of the Indian
New-York tribune., 1875-08-18
The bids for stocks at tue close Of the Ey-
change %cIc

The Lon,nn adyices reported British cOnsos
strong. and United States bonds irregular, but clos
ing steadier while Erie Common lett of at L2a
t,3,. and Preferred at 30. The condition CT the
money market is easy at last quoted rates. In Paris
French Reutes closed at $3.50. The foreign eX-
change. market was weak ard partly demoralized by
omen threats that the cash gold is To be made scarce
before hong. Opening rates were atS SIl2dfl 30,
Int two separate reductions brought rates down TO
81 sG12 aud 81 50. Business could haye been done
=. considerable concessions from these figures had
there been 4 disposition to trade. The gold market
was dull and after sales at I13ls opening and 1l3ii,
the price declined to l3. There no special evil
Icnce of loclt-up movement in the Gold Room.
On gold loans the borrowing rates were / and 3
per cent per annum, and l82 per diem. The
expOrt clearances of domestic produce for the week
ending to-day from this port were to the currency
valuation of ~. .740, l39. The Assistant Treasurer
paid ont H27 900 in coin interest and St29 600 on
called Fiye-twentHs The days operations at the
Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared
SIjl0s, 900; gold balances, $so0,9S9; currency
balances, $9Gj l57. The following were the quota
tious foT gold:
'O'0.ll3rs 1870. ...ll2is lOo...ll3 go. .
lO5O..I3s ll3 $50 .l!3is J.UO...."li -
iI0J...II3 l230~...llS's 2.O0....ll3is bid.
The days business at the U. s. Treasury COM
prk.cI
Gold receipts. s4974si % Cury payments eeoi9i7 6s
coll rq,,.,S YG2Hj S6 cary Balance. .GO.t+fO,4 -
Gold balance. ..35s7S'%.'s u cus'oms'. $4,000 20
New-York tribune., 1875-08-18
Caw Grbools.

NOLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
" The EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL TERM OF thus insttu-
ton Will at Greft Jones ST. torner Great jones'
ST. and LAFAYETTE pace IN this city, WEDNESDAY Oct
6, and will continue until Nav - lSIC.
The coarse of snly embraces The degree or
Bachelor he conferred students WHO pursue
he fili pass the required examination -.
Fer catalogues containing full information, address, at
Cr.at Zones st THEODORE W. DWIGHT,
Professor of Municipal Law.
7 AW SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
IJHECITY or observation-disclosures IA annual session
hns oct T. Is76 Students have free access to me "a" CO"
lions of tle Asfor Lbary and 10 all lectures ~
the Medical College. kOr circulars &c apply 10 W ~.
MARfIN, lil Broadway or d. H. JAQOES' secretary -
NH At
New-York tribune., 1875-08-18
7 AW SCHOOL. OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
law SCHOOL,

HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
The ACADEMIC wear IS7i-7G viii begin THURSDAY,
Sen, 80 An examination omission 10 advanced standing
viii be held on THURSDAY, sept 80, aud FRIDAY, Oct j,
beginning at 0 a. n. ThurSay. No applicant VIZ De e1
uned Al any other time the beginning o the academic
vc,y lS77 and afterwards all applicants FOR adm on s
candid degree who have not received college eau
For fIcr Information and Tor circular giyag fI partcu
~ JOHN n. ARNOLD. Librarian.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-18

10 40 won 'Tiirv seventh aud TAr'rc.s'th s's.)
MURRAY NIL l%silil = hrs lag - .'H & lCI t oo
s,crgil. H I..rerc~v f,r c1e-c Number rit4 20 ItE
iv M T. tpsx. Twelfth year opens sept 70 JOefli
H. HI IL yale, Principal
New-York tribune., 1875-08-18

BOARDING SCHOOL for 20 BOYS
II PORT CHESTER INSTITUTE Port chester N"i'
-rogpdngs very attractive House With city apo ntnch
water &c. ncated by stean Gyhb@suiH 1fVuoO- . =
IcIos TERMS, 800 PER AHNVA.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-18

4 YOUNG LADIES BOARDING SCHOOL 10
~ IET2O miles distant 30 aIl1r-, pfcttiY
nis.ed ,a. DatL toshnr alloy aud gymnasium - trains
daily. SAMl IL hAI, % bIOaLway.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-18
!Inetrutiion.
Fer Bows and Young Men-City.

Fer Bows and Young Gen-city.
A eTATr ELECTRO-NEDlCAL COLLEGE,
~ lacc A}IoySa sco1y, ny ,g Sfff 70 rs ior
tG,re I %raqa% , cr sG fTfs Toa aaSIrSs g. IS
NECIGAN COLLEGE OF OHATORY,
"A ATicl,ics rramac trt vocal Cui'aFc &c Ten ir'ies
rH g'AN9 S1 i9 f2E1ENHNif2RE3Y i.1yE 81 y slo'
p0YS' SCHOOI.-,lrs GRORGE YANDEES.- ;.
II II"rT ropea. he, -CIDoL h'h 20 , hol,1ng
~ sac' I0", iroa a y a soS @ u H. f. , "a; once 'Y'
i'i"S 20. 10 Isl +2Jsr. near Reservoir PARK
nAHXEY UNIVERSITY SCHOOL-N. Dab
tooI = f. .;; $. IGdr,ss Pr.rcral at 90 Naa.3na'e
NR.I. sachs Collegiate institute. lOl West West
~ 4,tsi co Gr'y ms H,I .t; To, circrs
E,CLrrrlC MEDICAL COLLEGE of the
F Fs sa s hfs. hSfsis i5 oI RE- II Il 9 9 aT' I:7'
roS. NJ d. 80. ~ Wo>, Forty yseyenths st NeNlor@ oly
UOLLADAY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
for Goles, for ,,eriitc PURSUITS, and ior business
Observation-Disclosures
wav n,I T.r,. T., st. reoIers WEDNESDAY, se.t -
Tenn. ir' "a 1 & s1 - - mn families cone 10 town. car
r@afr. a'in Conversation PHysi. - icHC3 ' I1i' t
PiT&IM, Roolsto~ oogac.o Twenty rir g. ana Fodi'i
DACK NPU'- BUSINESS COLLEGE, Mctho.
laing sos Rrna.lwaV-INr rrgtb1I st,'i
tts IN it.,ion " Ii ue-g o. DAY Y flhSI nNh M
~ tfrE3 ..s should make apph a. m ioi st1lS
during the last week 81 A1Sust. : = Pax hAlp foH'''
UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NV
IDKn-The academic year Of the DeiSt t'ntnt o. a. a.
- c, -. ~. .r,a OIL WEDNESDAY. sept 10 tindlatto
ior I, aly Of tle CLASSES vii be- esInhnen az ue
a., -, ''' HOWARD CEnNBN ChanseAor
yE1VI@ON < WALWORI III Business Col
w Ierc ana Poouorspmc n.utuic 30 ia>i l4ins' cor
Union s1raie orers annually sent ! r'nd oI ciic0la..
70 PARK-ANE., y. Y. ..,
40 .tweDn TlItv seventh aId lAr'ftt i - -,
MURRAY lnLL l.,Sflil = hr. .1r - .''! l.i .
r-.cfail s. n.-rar4fcrv f'r c1le-c. NuEprl ttI I"
ia iv r, T. 20 * Twelfth yer opens S-It 70 JOoilii
u IIL Nall, fIInelr pal.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-18

fxrpAsrprs BLACK INK.-A so-called inerasible ink
prepared by Gafiard of Paris, Of part by weight
ef lamp-black IL of potash watergass. OF the con-
tistency of srup of ammonia water, ana 30 OF ois
klied water.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-18

DARK RiDGE(N.J.) Institute B0thseXcs. For
Eng and Board t2OOpofycar Send or clrcuial. sept 49,
New-York tribune., 1875-08-18
THE MONEY MARKET.
OFFICIAL REPORT y. y. STCCR EXCIfAY0E SALES
AND llla O'CLOCK A. VI.

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPAITWrNr - 10la O'CLOCK
AND | lia O'CLOCK 4. VI.
y . o1 peg 1863 lUS5.20 Coupon, 1867
uOu...........hf%3 ll0 % % iZo =
T. : r.oD ,our.n lS6J L : Js. 1910 Registered
bc. 10
- - CCuIOn, 1860, - =. -lsteitd' i,,l Sc
J,OU,.................li9 . lItCO.---..-.--..l-tl
lU.OOJ ............lsllS's 81
New-York tribune., 1875-08-18

A FEW YOUNG BOYS will IN future con
~ stifute the HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS AZ tirat'ori
conn FaIl term opens sept ID. Rev l. b. EMEl.sON
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-12-17
Your Local Paper.

Would you like to see your paper
sustained we'll? No doubt you would
Ia printing Office is handy thing to
have in place-it gives publicity to
many things of importance, for which
no pay whatever is receiyed-it keeps
you posted in events transporting around
you, and gives you many suggestions
and hints of practical Importance.
From actual experience id the matter
we suggest the following rules as the
very best to adopt to sustain YOUR To-
cal paper! f
Subscribe and ply for it.
Send yoiir prihtibg and advertiser g
to the office: a
Help make the paper interesting by
sending in local items.
Lay aside your fears that the
proprietor will grow rich.
Do not expect too much from the
editor, but be content in believing
that be has done the best he could in
making the paper interesting to you.
Remember that the editor is only
mortal, and very seldom indeed is one
found possessed of the wisdom of a
Solomon.
If the editor is not as smart as your
self, remember that it is not his fault,
but very fortunate to you that you
were created with the most brains
FIR
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-12-17
Mineral Point.

The Beta society Of the High
Schoolwill give an exhibition On Fri
day evening.
Mr.. H. Z. Phillips has returned
from Texas,for short stay, during the
holidays.
Arrangements were made some time
ago, to furnish the people of Mineral
Point with literary entertainment dur
ing the winter. By the tone of the
notices in the papers of the city, it
was evident that these entertainments
were to be conducted by certain
few. who were the self-constituted
management of the Organization
which was to do so much for poor;
benighted Shake-rag. Our professional
men were simply to aid these great
benefactors in their noble work. THe
one noticed in your last issue is the
first and only successful exhibition de-
rived from this source.and the causes of
the success of this meeting are easily
seen. The main object of the meeting
being to draw out crowd, Hon. NJ. M.
Strong was engaged to deliver an ad
dress on the early history of Wiscon-
sin. Besides this, which was alone
sufficient to secure the object desired
several ladies and gentlemen fur
nished entertainment, in the way of mu-
sic, reading selections, &c which
added greatly to the filling of seats.
A second meeting was to have been
held on Wednesday evening, Decem-
Der 9Th, at which time it was the desire
of the management, constituted as
afosesaid, to entertain the natives
with discourses by two of their own
number. The natives failed; however,
to put in an appearance: The main
effect of this non-appearence was an
adjournment of the meeting for one
week, and also considerable ''cussing"
by our young and eminent journal
lists" who were prevented thereby from
"speaking their pieces Singing by
some of our best vocalists, and per-
formances on the guitar and harmoni-
con by DR.. Coykendall, united with the
lecture and essay which were to have
been delivered at the last meeting, is
the programme for next Wednesday
evening. 10 adding this attraction of
excellent music, the managers have
acted wisely, and the undersigned, for
one, hopes that the truth Of the old
maxim, s'vis anita tortior," shall again
be plainly illustrated. A. NATIVE.
Dec. 18th.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-12-17
Remember This.

Now is the time of the year for Pneu
monia, Lung Fever, Coughs, Colds, and
fatal results of predispostion to Consump
ton and other Throat and Lung disease
Boschees German Syrup has been used in
this neighborhood for the past two or three
years without single failure to cure.
Ifyou have not used this medicine your
self. go to your Druggist JAMES ROBERTS
Dodgeville, Wis.,, and ask him Of its pow'
erful success among his customers. Two
doses will relieve the worst case. IF you
have no faith in any medicine, jus! buy 9
sample bottle of Bochee's German Syrup
for 10 cents and try it, regular size bottle
Is cents. Don't neglect a cough to save
IS cents.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-12-17
Stop Your Cough

The wonderful results and immense sale
of HALE's CoUGH CORDIAL the past sea.
on, ought to convince the most skeptical;
still we are going to continue the same
liberal offer that we have made heretofore,
viz: Any person suffering with cold,
cough or sore throat, who will call at
James Roberts or any other Drug Store
ard purchase bottle Of HALE's CoUGH
CoRpIAL, use one-half of it, and if they
then con clude that it is doing them nc
good, the can return the balance and re-
ceive back their money. Who would not
test this m edicine on such liberal terms
No medicin ever sold in this vicinity
that produced such wonderful results
All We ask is that you will try it.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-12-17
eSxThe Srrino Green CORRESPOND

Boy The Spring Green corresponds
ent of the Arena Star says that lady
cousin of Harry Ingram's, of Rich land
City, was lately victim to surgical
experimenting. She was afflicted with
a inward tumor, and having been ar
gued into the belieef that skillful SUR
geons might open her, remove the of.
fensive tumor, and thus she might
wholly recover, visited Chicago fol
that purpose. She died under the
knife, and was buried at Richland City
on Thursday, the 2nd instant.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-12-17
From Reese Mill.
REESE MILL, Dec. Is, 1875.


EDITOR CHRoNIoLE--Dear SIR
The farmers Of this vicinity have al
ready commenced feeding. Stock is
looking very we'll so far.
Several of our young men will start
on Tuesday next for Black River Falls
where they intend to remain ESQ they
say flour or five years; but we hope
they will return before that, as we vii
miss them around here.
We have had several kissing parties
this fall, but is seems that the youns
ladies are not very well satisfied will
them. They say they would rathe
have one dance than half a dozen par
ties.
We enjoyed social hop at ]
Jones, Jr's, last Friday.night, and W
intend to have another soon. JOE.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-12-17

aa- The people of Arena are now
blest by having in their midst com
petent and reliable physician, in the
person of DIR. r F. Williams, who has
lately moved there from Racine, We
understand he is building up quite a
large practice, and has so far been very
successful.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-12-17
Notice to Creditors.

csTATE OF WISCONSIN, IOWA COUNTY COURT
- In PI obate
In the matter of the estate of Philip Cowen, de-
ceased.
Letters of administration having this day been
issued TO Anne Cowen, of said county, aud six
months from the date hereof being allowed and
limited creditors to present their claims against said
deceased for examination andallowance.
IL is ordered that all claims and demands against
the estate of said deceased be- received and adjust
before the Judge of this court and for that PURPOSE
he will be at his office, in tile village of Dodgeville
the first Monday OF each month during the tern
shove limited
And it is further ordered and directed that the no
tice of the times and places for examining and
present their claims, be given by publication for
four successive weeks in the Dodgevlle CHRONICLE
weekly newspaper printed in this State.
DATED Dodgeville, November 18th, 1875.
ROBERT WILSON,
odecfow4 County Judge.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-12-17

na-Last Sunday was noted day in
this village. Mr. Sparrow, the revival-
list, held forth in the Methodist
church; Mr.. VIM. Sheldon, of Brod-
head, the little big preacher of the Adj
ventists, in their own chapel, and the
Methodists also, and Messrs. Minor
and Burnell, the travelling Evangelists,
in the Congregational church. Each
spoke to we'll filed houses and satten-
tive audiences. If the people, OF
Arena are not christians it is not for
the want Of inducemert and effort on
the part Of the ministers. Arena
Star, I0th.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-12-17

ggg~ The ladies' Of the NJ. &. Church
will hold their aunaul tea meeting on
Monday evening, Dec. 81, commencing
at five O'Clock, These tea meetings
are always looked forward to as occa-
sions of great enjoyment,and the ladies
are determined that this one shall not
fall behind any Of its predecessors.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-12-17
CHRISTMAS EVE!
Festival and Christmas Tree

Festival and Christmas Tree!
Eureka Lodge of Good Templars
will give Festival, at their hall in
Dodgeville, on Friday Evening, Dec.
Gath, 1875. The bill of fare will en-
brace Fresh Oysters, Canned Fruits,
Ice Cream, and all other Injuries
Tables will be ready at four o'clock.
There will also be Christmas Tree,
laden with rich and luxuriant Presents,
which will be distributed by lot at
25 cents a chance. Admission, ten
cents. Come one, come all.
- asa By ORDER.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-12-17

aag Eureka Lodge of Good TEN
plars will hold Festival on next Fri
day evening-Christmas eve--which,
from preparations making, promises to
be one Of the most enjoyable ever
given in the village. See notice else
where in this issue.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-12-17

segAnsley Gray was in town
Wednesday, looking after his interests
in connection with the coming contest.
He seems to feel very confident of re-
tanning his seat in the Assembly-but
we shall see,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-12-17
Notice.

All members of Dodgeville Lodge,
No. 119, A. F. & A. NJ, are urgently
requested to attend at the Hall on
Friday, Dec. II, 1875, at Z o'clock p.
IA as business of importance mast
be attended to. Come one, come all.
By order of Lodge.
RICHARD DUNsTAN, Sec'y.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-12-17

ngyA A note from Prof. Hudson,
the elocutionist, informs us tha it will
be impossible for him to give his en-
tertainment here bafore The holidays.
His coming Will be announced here
after.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-12-17

eagAll bnt four miles of the Rich
land Center and Lone Rock narrow
gauge railroad has been graded, ane
the people of the Center are now
wranglng over the location of the de
pot. So says the Lone Rock lf!ot.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-12-17

sagT The Muscoda Ne,os says that on
Tuesday of last week farmers living
between Muscoda and Avoca were
blowing without interference from
frost.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-12-17

s9-The Dodgeville band has lately
procured number of new instruments,
which make great improvement in
its music. In fact, we now have one
of the best bands in this section.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-12-17

u.s. The members of the Dodgeville
band request MS to return their thanks
to the citizens of the village who sub
seribed SO literally towards purchasing
their new instruments.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-12-17

aw-Wm. II. Jones, the gentleman ly
postmaster at Arena, has just laid in
an extensive stock of toys and other
goods suitable for Christmas and New
Years presents, wherefore the young
folks of that burg and vici ity aye hap
nv
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-12-17

w-Williams &c Reese, of Aren', are
"making things hum in the lumber
business, to the mutual benefit of them
selves and their customers. See their
new advertisement, Id another column.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-12-17
A Half Cord of Wood

will make all your children happy, if you
|. trade it at John A. HaEn's for Toys, Can
dies, &c. Wood taken at market rates,
and goods sold lower than ever before
heard. Of. .JoUN A, HAHN,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-12-17

n~Owing to the illness of our car
rier, our village subscribers receive
their papers through the post office,
this week.