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Board OF Education Of procuring an extra teacher
for the High School, aud to dismiss the school at
o'clock, like the Chicago High School, instead

Board OF Education Of procuring an extra teache,
for the High School, aud to dismiss the school At
o'clock, like the Chicago Eigh School, instead
of at 2:30, ~ heretofore. - -
A Ittle' SNOW fell here Friday ufternoon.
Tho steamer Bret Ha1te now taKas passengers
from Hyde Park to The Exposition every even
iuy at T O'Clock. ard returns with them ut 10
twrathe, permitting), touching 1t kenwood,
-0r;iand, and Fa,ryiew. This is an improve
1np,.t; as the faro FOR tho round trip, s Only %
cents. .*
village some time ago is now being acted upon.
Dy it the decimal system, OF numbering etreots
and heusss is adopted. Highways running cast
aud ;:est are to bo called st1eats, and thosa
running nqr.h :and south avenues, A. pear as
uossiD|e tle streets nad avenues will ba one
e1shth of a milo aar:. intermediate highways,
If extending cast and west, will be termed
places if extending rorth and. south, courts
aud the name Of tbs street or avenue imu1edi-
ate}y moth Of west will ta p-c!ixed 10 t5em.
The avenues aro to DO; numbered from State
street, which will be ciilea tliat ayenno. ana
tile streets from: Egan avenue, or TAirty-nintn
street, which wll betercled Thlrty-nlnth street.
The ordiuapco also compel5 any person who
owns or occupies buli.flDg within the limits OF
the village to obtain a permit from the Exccu-
tive Commission and number tia hor1se. If le
refuses to do this sixty DAYS after having recelv-
ed no ice TINT his honse is registered on the
books at tho Town-Hali. he will be tined 81, and
IS more for every thirty days thereafter uutil
be complies with tho condit.ons Of the ordi-
nancsT: 4 fee Of 50 ceut5 will be charged for the
privilege of numbering each house-
A innior member Of tho family Of Paul Cor
nell arrived last week. Il WIS boy.
The Hyde Park ri1e Company uetted SAD by
their picnic. - .
Tho hop ut tho Hyde Park House occurred as
usual last Tuesday. It was quite successful,
over 100 people being present. Dancing was
continued till late hour. The Chicago Barge
Club rowod out, bringing a nnmocr Of young
indies with them, aud spent the evening in the
parlOre.
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HYDE PARK.

Tho Rev. DR.. McIurdy occupies his usual
place in St. Pau1's Church this year.
The Rev. DR.. johnson will preach sermon on
reyivals this morning 1t The Presbyterian
Church.
Father Flanagan, Of the Catholic Church. will
preach here to-day.
The fortnightly meeting Of the swedish congre-
gation occurs in the Presbyterian Church this
.afteluppn. i" - i: .:..-ss
fEasoss AID 1mHos. - j: =
-. rba1a Ia soma talk among tho msmbe1s Of tho
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Alwsys have 1oheter-eauee with salmon,
And put mint-sauce your roasted lamb On.
veal-cutlets drip in eggs and nrea@-crunb-
Fry TIL you Set brownish-red como.
Crate Gruyere cheese On maearou1:
Mike tha top crisp, but not too bony.
In ventson.gravy. curzant-Je1ly
Nix with old pott-sea FrancatcW.
In dreasing salad, mind this law:
With two hard yolks use one that's taws
Roast veal with rich stock gravy saz7e.
And rdcklcd mushrooms too, Observe
Roast pork, sans apple-sauce. past dou:a
Is Hamlet with the fEluce Left out
Your mutton-chops with paper eove-,
And make them amber-brown Ill osar,
Broil tightly your beefstsaf-to fFJH
Argues contempt Of Christian dlst-
Kidneys nner navor gain
By ataxing them In good ch2mpS8oA
Buy stall fed pigeons: when 5oure got tn<,n,
The way to cook them ID to pot thenn-
Wood-erouse are dry vhen grumps haye 1saEred 'am-
Before you roast 'em, always lard EN-.
To roast spring -ehieksua Il to spoil fsm-
lust split EN- down the back and hruil IA
Il gives tfua eplG1ft8 tAo TAPUkb
To see boiled mutton minus capezn-
Boiled turkey, gour1nands know, of cuaEso,
Ii exqut1te with ceery-ss
The cook deserves hearty cut1nE
Who SERVES roast fowls with taaselass stuffnG.
Smells require eggs and ttrpowder-
Don't pu. Tat PORK In your clam-chowdsr.
Egg-eauee-fsw mafe it right, alaai-
Ii good With pluedAh or with bass.
Nice o5ater-sauce gtyes zast to cod
a fsh, when frcsh, 70 feast god.
shad, stuffed and baked, ia most daia1
Twoud hare electrified Apctuz.
Rossted tn pasta, haunch Of mutton
Might make ascet1cs play the 2utton
But one might rhyme for weekx this WI,
And still have lots Of thinss to says
And 70 III close, for, reader utns,
This il xbout tie hour dine,
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kENQSHA.
TuE COUNTY EAR.

:; Special Correspondence Of Tie Chicago 151bun<.
KKsosHA, Wis, Sept. 18.-At the present time
the absorbing topic which claims the attention
Of our citizens ana also OF the farmers IN this
county. is tho approaching County Fair. The
Fair opens Tuesday next, with more promising
outlook than for sevara1 years past. The
grounds are in the finest kind OF trim, aud only
good weather is asked for to insure the SUCCESS
Of the enterprise. The local papers, the 1ele-
graph and Union, will issue daily, in which all
items OF interest pertaining the Fair will bo
duly published.
THE MARRIED PEOPLES CLUE
gave the second of their series iof entertain
ments Tuesday evening of this week, at Kim
bail Hail. including the ''Qui Wives" and most
Of the young people in their list of invitations.
It was equal in all respects to the first one given
By this Club
Thursday evening Miss Loni Yale entertained
her friends at her fathers residence, on Market
street. The night was cold and stormy, but did
nos prevent goodlY number from assembling
to enjoy the dancing aud other amusements.
OBITUARY.
Monday afternoon, the 18th inst, Mr.. Charles
ONiel, an old resident Of this place, was found
drowned on the lake shore near his home. It is
supposed that he was accidentlJ drowned while
reaching out to secure piece, OF d1ftwood,
loa1ug his balance either by reason OF sudden
over rs years of age aud in feeble health at the
time Of the sad accident. and for years had suf-
feied with severe lameness, which. possibly, may
explain his inability to save hnself after having
fallen into the water. l1r. O'Nlel was an Irish
man by birth, and had resided thirty years in
Kenoaha at the time Of his death.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Victoria c. Woodruff will favor the people Of
this city with her presence next Monday even
ing, and will give them chance to hear her lee
ture On sThe True and the False Society"
Mr. R. s. Houston OF this county. received
some of the best prizes for choice butter at the
State Fair
Tbs Rev. g. ". Sutton OF tho Universalist
Church, Racine Will preach at the Unitarian
Church Sunday morning.
MI. and Mrs. Ezra Simmons, sr., Mrs. J.
Stebbins, and Miss Ella simnons, started for
the East Tuesday.
Mr. Charles Curtice will soon leave this city
to find home in Indianapolis.
Mr. u. L. Andrews, formerly Of this place, has
been visiting here for 4 week or two past.
St. Georges new school-house is finished and
is = fine model Of beauty and convenience
, 1875-09-19

WAUkEGAN.
THE FAIR At L1DEnrYv1LLK.
Spec,al Correspondenee Of The CHICAGO Tribune
WAukEaAS, H., Sept. 18--The twenty y-seaond
annual fair of tho Lako County Agricultural
Society was held ut Libertyville Wednesday,
Thursday, and Friday of last week. The attend
ance was good.
TIE LAKE BLUFF EXCURSION.
The "Lake Bluff Camp-Meeting Grounds, !"
near Rockjand, were dedicated Thursday. 4
number OF gentlemen, some of whom were lead
ing divines, delivered addressed. The song, II
Need Thee Every Hour, was sung by the George
family, OF this place. The amateur baud, an
other WauKegan enterprise, furnished some
choice music for tho OCCASION.
IN GENERAL.
Victoria G. Woodruff is announced to deliver
IN oration at Phoenix Hall On Friday evening
next Subject: ''The True and False So
cially."
It has been ascertained that the schooner Ga
zelle, which WAS driven ashore at this place by
the gale of last week, is total wreck.
The Hon. W. H. B!odsett, Of St. Louis, is
visiting in the city, stopping at the residence OF
Ills brother, Judge II. ". Blodgett.
A temperance lecture, under the auspices Of
the Ladies' Temper anco Union, was delivered
by Mrs. Il. II. Kramer, Of Chicago, at the Pres
byteusn Church on Friday evening, to COM
paratiyely small audience.
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Last Monday evening was very pleasantly spent
at tho residence of Dr. Reynolds, party being
given in honor Of guests, among whom we're
Miss Lille Swift, daughter OF ex-Gov. Swift,
Of Minnesota. and Mr.. Watt, leader Of St. James
Episcopal choir, Philadelphia Dancing and
singing were the principle amusements. The
young people Of the PARK were represented by
Miss Hardy, Miss Montgomery, Hiss Conwell,
Miss Hobart, Hiss Reynolds Miss Woods, Miss
Rayne, Miss Scott, Miss Cash. Miss Clinck,
Messrs. Cass, Reynolds, Cash, Player, Heald.
Hurd, Niles, Conwell. Summeil, of Chicago, and
MIR. Watt OF Philadelphia
The concert and pantomime given at Temper
ance Hall last Tuesday evening, under the direc-
ton OF Mrs. NJ. F. Rayne,: was success.
+. 7. Cooke, Of Chicago and aIiss
Mary McDougan, Of the Park, was
cne Of the most pleasing features Of the enter
tainment. Mr. ". Il. Stanley, the Weli-kuown
English tenor, won fresh laureis in his rendition
ga.r Hiss Jessie Hardy's solos 1.-THE Message F"
and - Embarrassment we're greeted by loud ap-
plause. calling for second song. the song
!'We'u Have to Mortgage the Farm was finely
rendered IN character by Miss Mary Conwell,
Miss Mary Case. Alias Rachel Ingalls, and
read the beautiful poem "Where's Annette" !"
The entertainment closed by the pn1tomime en-
titled "The Seeker" portrayed by Miss Foster.
The Oak Park people tender their thanks to the
Chicago & North western Taitroad for their kind
ness in running complimentary train on the
evening of the concert. Although the train was
not largely patronized it is mono the loss appre-
ciated.
PERSONAL
Mr. ". D. Carlyle, OF Wheeling, n. Va, h I
guest Of George f. Foster.
Prot. A. F. Nightingale, wife, and daughter,
paid viait to F. l. Conwell and family last FIJI
day.
Miss Emma Ray goes to Rockford Tuesday,
where she resumes her studies
The Rev. T. r. Strobridge and wife spent 3
few days in the Park last week.
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speelai Correspondence of The Chicago Tribune.
RACINE, Wis, Sept. 18.-College has opened.
The intellectual faces OF classic youths will
br,ne envy to the hearts Of OUT mora substantial
specimens Of humanity, and sunahine to the
widow and others who put their faith in stu
dents. :. 49,. ..,:
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The wife Of Seneca Raymond, Esq, Gao OF our
early settiers died last Saturday, after suffering
long and patiently from painful malady. On
the evening Of the same day died the child of
1Tr. md Mra. Jones. Both funerals occurred on
Monday.
The artesian well hiss been cleared Of rods and
chains again, aud work is resumed with deter
unination to see the bottom soon.
Frederick Ibing, one Of our old and promi-
neut citizens, died about noon on Friday. He
vas in splendid health up to within two days OF
his death. He attended the funeral Of Mrs.
Raymond On Monday.
Hrus B. Warner. Republican candidate for
Secretary Of State, was here last Saturday hgur-
ing up his chances.
, 1875-09-19


nights. ,
The Coruet Band we're absent Thursday and
Friday attending the Lake County Fair held At
Iibartyyille. Much to the delight o. their fel-
1ow-citizens they were awarded the TEize IN their
Mr: Peabody, OF New York, and Dr.. Wood, of
Chicago have been guests OF Mr. anG A1a. H.
G. SherNin during the past week.
Those who were taken into the u E. Church
an nrobation Elk months ago will be received
into full connection this morning.
. The Rev. Iii. Strong, Of chicago, will preeen
for the Congregational Church At the Hotel Eau
this morning, and is expected to oh1clato IN the
evening at tho II. E. Church, :"
spending rev dars visiting his father. Ar:
Zalnon Root OF Chicago, also passed'a part OF
Capt.. Stretch, Of Capt. Pnndiville's famous
schooner Parnlico arrived safely home ffaday
afternoon, to the great joy of his family who re-
''''o -' NORWOOD rARK.
scarce1v a week passes but some theft is re-
ported IS having been committed IN THIS ne'sn-
borhood. Mr. HemenTay has had harness
and wagon taken from bis place. co" was also
stolen from tha same neighborhood: r
Among the Plans devised 70 paes sne iopk pa.rv mn
society ia being discussed There is ample talent
At hand. aud It is to be hoped that an organlza-
M Miss Minnie Lincoln, one OF EorMoods fair
young daughters, gave party 70 nel sus
friends and associates one evening ~ T;nco,n ~
the residence Of her fathel, NJ. ~ A1nco'a.
The EVENING parsed of charmingfy. : -;
! The churct sociable held at the house Of PFof:
Ebarhart was well attended, and pleasant
gathering.
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Gglt-Ass.i'.y Domestic
On exhibition and for sale
by us, at a low price.
ID. HEENAN n co.


Ladies' Underwear.
Scott Bros. & Co. will place on sale this morn.
ing large invoice of trijes' muslin undcrrsar,
well made and trimmed, at very low prices.
Nice white skirts at 65c, 75c. ane 81
Night Dresses Sl.OO, Sl25 and $50
Chcmisc and Drawers at iOc each.
These goods will be arranged on a center ta.
bic and marked in plain fgurc-
Come and see the bargains
ScoTr Bios. d Co.
fyou want a calf boot to III III. foot. AVID
cheap for cash. 90 TO J. Mcsaiin',
We AND OUR NEIGHBoRs.-M-s. stoves new
book, for sale at Osman tl Hapcman's.
Good spring wheat -four. & ~ per hundred. :,
Woods Eagle Mills
90, yes" you are going to paint. Wei, call
Al L !. Griggs' for your lead ard oil. lie will
give You the best and he warrants his stock.
New styles cloth suits, all wool. Business and
walking suits at \. Frank * Cos, the Peoples
ClOther's.
For bargains in either groceries or crockery
call at Fredman's.
LOOK TO IOUR Interest, II you want a good
garment for man or bOy-the best goods at low
est prices 20 the clothing house Of
S. C. BARNETT.
Peanuts, pineaPples and plug tobacco. =, Nc
Cain fruit stand
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Dia
4
OPE Ming
THIS WEEK,
All the new styles
Of Dress Goods to
be found in market,
from 49, cents per
yard up.
We claim to have
the largest assert
ment of Fine Dress
Goods in this city.
ALI the new styles,
as soon as out, we
have.
Any lady wishing
TO buy a dress, eth
er Calico or Silk,
should not fail to.
see our stock.
W. H. HULL,
"a & 25 La Sane St.
For Sale or Trade.

For Sale or Trade.
HOO Ihorne has n second hand hack in GOOD
order and suitable for a family carriage; also
second hand carriage, both in good repair
which he will either sell at bargain or trade
for horses. Apply 10 him at RLoad,' stable
near the Fox river bridge.
CHILDREN's TaEAsURE.-A case for pens. pen
ellis, sponge, &c with rule attached. for sal. al
0sman N Hapemans. Every school boy and
girl should have one.
Dates and figs Ii cents per pound. at II. Wal
Tiers big fruit store.
Get pair Of buck skin boots, at Mcgafin's
1t is astonishing to see how beautifully maya
zines and periodicals are bound by John Gross.
Get your Croquct at Osnan * Hareman',.
II. P. Clark, paper hanger, Il Madison s..
Are you going to the next party: II so get you
pair ofJoUvin's Kid Gloves from a. Frank IL Cos.
Friedman has purchased the remnant Of Thomp-
sons stock of crockery and is adding thereto a
full! stock of new goods
Those $500 imported Scotch suits are excel
lent, at NJ Stiefel d Co.'S.
III painting be careful to get tie best lead,
oil and eolors. These can be had Of z. Y. Grigrs,
who warrants his stock to be pure
For frc clothing call at " sticfel & Cos.
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4 CHANGE.-Mr. v Touzalin, the popular
agent of the G. B. %, r. +. at this city for so
long time, has changed his base of operations,
AID is now located at Chicago. His successor
here is Mr.. F. c, Lee who is an atiablc and cour.
teous gentleman
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Those who annually Srumblc about The
weather will feel sad to know that peach trees
are in full bloom in this city. If you don't be
ieve it call and see them in J. B. Hamales flow
cr garden.
wife. It's boy. The wife and boy are well
Whether the husband will survive his bliss i,
he question
B. +. Pestcr, - wen sinkst Of some note, has
discovered that . Grand Rapids water is found
f't from % to 8 &c. in depth, while in Rutland
t is necessary t 20 from 60 to 50 feet to find
that thin but L., al fluid
Dr.. B. +. Jou,,, Of South Ottawa, is meeting
with much su.r,s as a botanical NJ D. He
Let him try Jl1 Cross.
A. n. Kelly, p.t-at rght-i,t, was in town this
wcea.
Cur old time f~'cnd, Capt Joshua billiard, has
eaoved to Peoria, Ills, and sells crystal ice.
rhe warmer the weather the colder he'll make it,
During the past week Osman & Hapeman have
Received several invoices of Wall Paper. Not
on.y have they the largest assortment now in the
Pity, but their assortment is fully equal to that
PIT a1y time during the season, and they are sell.
ne at bottom prices.
! want everybody to sample my stock OF plug
inc fine cut tobacco. No man shall 20 away
dissatisfied. | am on the sell. Come.
c. NJ. SHAW, grocer
Fresh soda and Ottawa mineral water at Wal.
| he-'s fruit store
Those new style comfortable shoes, for sale by
| Megaffin.
Paints mixed and ready for use at +. Y. Griggs.'
Eane's New Township Organization. for sale
BY Osman * Hapeman.
Warranted winter wheat -four, s. per hun.
red, at Woods Eagle Mills
Crayon Lessons.
Mss II. Reynolds will teach the art of DRAWING
| o. s. per scholar at her residence in South OF.
ava.
Everybody having my oil jugs and cans will
please return them if empty. EY. GRrGGs.
The Chicago Post d, Mad of Thursday was the
NJ Chicago paper which publisher the address
p welcome and response Of the State Dental
fociety.
Get YOUR blank books made by John Gross
Get pair of those new style serge heel-foxed
luton boots, at J. Megafin's.
Wall paper in great variety, at osman Il Hape.
bsa's.
L P. Clark, Paperhanger, Is Madison street
headquarters for children's clothing, at A.
AK & Cos, The Peoples Clothiers
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LOCAL MATTERS.
LOCAL MATTERS.
Livery & Feed Stable.
PETER EGAN
Would respectfully the citizens Ottawa and
vicinity that he has OF The choicest Livery Stocks
city, at the City Stables, such as the
Latest STYLES Of Hacks, Carriages and Buggies,

TO let az prices to suit times Parties weddings Funerals
PcNics &C., supplied with good rigs short notice. and
Funerals In the country adjoining towns promptly
tended TO- Persons taken from the depots or to the
country. night day. IF Remember the psce-on Mad
Ion street, near the swing bridge.
June q, 1874. PETER EGAN.
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Hon. J. ID. Cation and family, who have been
spending the winter in Chicago, have returned
10 their Ottawa home for the Summer.
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Wall paper in great variety, at osman Il Hape,
nsa's.
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Get pair Of those new style serge heel-foxe,
luton boots, at J. Megafins.
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Headquarters for children's clothing, at A
-,-k * Cos, the Peoples Clothiers
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Z. P. Clark, Paperhanger, Is Madison street
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The Chicago Post d, Nal Of Thursday was the
'n-y Chicago paper which publisher the address
u welcome and response Of the State Dental
seciety.
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! want everybody to sample my stock OF plug
IND fine cut tobacco. No man shall 90 away
dissatisfied. am on the sell Come.
G.. VI. SHAW, grocer
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Get your blank books made by John Gross.
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Everybody having my oil jugs and cans will
lease return them if empty. +. Y. GErGGs.
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Those new style comfortable shoes, for sale b
. hegaffin.
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During the past week Osman Il Hapeman have
received several invoices of Wall Paper Not
bn.y have they the largest assortment now in the
ity, but their assortment is fully equal to that
pit aay time during the season, and they are sell.
NJ at bottom prices.
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Fresh soda and Ottawa mineral water at Wa
hers fruit store.
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Those $500 imported Scotch suits are excel
lent, at NJ. Stiefel d Cos.
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Mss II. Reynolds will teach the art of drawn,
%: s. per scholar at her residence in South @,
aVa
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Eaine's New Township Organization, for sal
" Usman * Iapeman
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Warranted winter wheat -four, s. per hun
red, at Woods Eagle Mills.
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III painting be careful to get the best lead,
oil and eolors. These can be had Of z. Y. Griggs,
who warrants his stock to be pure
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Friedman has purchased the remnant Of Thomp
sons stock Of crockery and is adding thereto
full! stock of new goods.
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Paints mixed and ready for use at +. Y.Grigg
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]. A!EEN NAN
g. CO.

We would call the atten-
ton Of the public to The
largest stock OF Hamburg
Edgings ever shown i'm Of
taWa, now for sale at ID.
KEENAN, & CO.'S. at the
lowest figures.
Also their new stock of
ParasOls---neW styles and
ornamental handles. Ey-
erything new and rich.
Also al unusually large
stock OF Cashmere Jackets,
Linen Suits, and an entire
new stock of Shawls. all of
" Hicn are complete IN their
line. Call and see these.
goods.
We have just received a
large invoice Of Llama Lace
and Points. which
will be offered at exceeding
low prices. Call and see
them.
Persons in need Of a Sew
ing Machine are requested
not to purchase until they
examine the
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For fne clothing can at u sticfel 4; Co...
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IAI Spring AND SIMMER
&C II. j. GUIEN

Is now open and ready for the inspection of the public
In the selection of this
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This establishment is now
literally packed with the
Latest Styles Of Custom
Boots and Shoes. Long eX-
perience i'm trade i'm this
county has enabled us to
know just what class OF
goods are wanted by our
citizens. and to
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-10-29
THE Madison Democrat says thu

THE Madison Democrat says that
over $4,000 has been saved on the
salaries of State officers and clerks at
the Capitol, during the two years Of
Reform rule. AS the salaries of the
State officers remain unchanged, it is
evident that this saving of $4,000 a
year comes entirely off the clerks
Here we have it: $4,000 a year
saved by the Woodworking State Prin-
ter; $4,000 year saved on the poor
ly-paid clerks, and yet the total expon-
ses Of the State for the past year, show
an increase of $68,202.38 over those
of any year since 1865, when the wal
expenses ceased. $l28,0OO year put
into the pockets of the big rascals and
their sons-in-law-that is what they
call "Reform |"