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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-27

Bon StioeIbsrs aus sei3iebt MINER
mebr, UNI Die berrIi&en llmsebunsen benz
&eiienben nod susdnsli4er su MAIDEN.
Wdbrenb Der pom S9loBuerein unternomz
meme Sau zines 4usii9tstburmes auf benz
@aisbers ieinsr Solenbuns entsesenssbt,
ldBt bic Stabt an einsm neuen Sabrpes
arbeiten, wel@er Oberbalb bss gictoriabos
tells sur SprunsbObe fiibrt, mo bic @ese
mad benz 86nissftubl unb benz @aisbers
ii9 trennen unb ii9 cine &eibe Der prd9s
tighten ausbIide auf bic Suppen unb Sbds
Ter bes acknowledgement SSenwaISss
6fInet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-27
8Qtern.

9m 81. Mai fanb in Miinden cine 3us
iammsntunft baieriider goe0eute itatt gum
3wefe Der @riinouns elmer @snoiienidaft,
wel9e mad Statut uhb Eenbens gang iener
bes rbeinii9 . weitfdliiden @oels dbnli9
tGms. Die @enoienidaft felt iid unter
BEN Sdus Der unbeheften 9ottesmutter
unb itrsbt als 3iel bic Wabruns bes tatbo:
lii9en @laubens unb Der conierpatipen
Sntere6en, ipecieu in Se;us auf ben
@runbbeiis, iopie bic llebung Der 9riitlis
den Gbaritas an. Der @enoiisnidaft iinb
bersits einise finf;is fatbolii9e gbslleute
in Baiern beisetreten. Inseii9ts Der tag.
lid sroBer werbenben i~ocialen Iuf0iuns
tam man bieIes neue Wert 9riitliber Ste.
generation nur nit 6reube besriBsn. Der
Anfans 1T omar flein uno ideinbar unbes
beuteno; alein Bel aebOriser YHese birfte
baraus elmer Der foitbarten unb mi9tisitsn
Bauifeine werben, pel9e bic Soriebung
benz neuen seieuidaftlidsn @cbdube, bas
ben Griimmeru bes burd ben v9iberaIis:
mus" mori9 seuoroenen guropa's beruor.
sebt, einfiisen wirb. Der tatbolii9e aSel
mar gu allen 3eiten, in benen ct feline
StsIuns uno ieinen prouibentteIen 8eruf
erfaBte, cine Sdule bes gouieruatismus
unb oabur9 cine Sauptitise Der @eieu.
i9aft, iomie anbererieits iein 9erfaa ieber.
seit elm 3ei9en reuolutiondrer g~ewesunsen
uns i~oeialer SdulniB sepeien lit. M0se
bic nsu sssrinbete 9enohenidaft in Der
Chat bic 9lufsabe erfiiaen, uelde ibr seraoe
beutsutase sufdat; iie wiro ii4 fir Die
&iidtebr beiierer seieaidaftIi9er 3uitanoe
elm b~auernoes Seroienit erperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-27

Die @ittwe bes @roBbersoss 9eOpoIo II.
BON Cos cana, bic Brinseiiin Waria @ntoi.
nette Bourbon, grSber;osin uon Deter
reid, bic l9on Iansit nit benz General oes
Sranciseaner: Srbens cine lebbafte GORE.
iponbsns unterbielt, itelte ii9 unIdnsit,
nur BON elmer einsisen 9ofbame besleitet,
Der Sberin bes 6loifers vdes Observants"
in Yaris Dor unb bat be~mutbsuol (umil:
mente) UNI 8erIeibuns bes Sleioes einer
Nonne aus Der Sritten Glahe bieies Or:
bens. Dem @uni9e Der SittIteasrir
wurbe entipro6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-27
len.

Qsib;is, %. Mai. glm 81. b., Mbsnbs
ssssn 10 llbr, wurSs cine Der ssfsisrtiten
@rSBsn Der Isipsissr So1i9uls, Sch.
Sofratb Or. Wilbelm gbuaro albredt,
gang plSsIi9, na9bem er nod ant Gage
munter burd bic StraBen Der Stabt sebeno
ssieben worbsn, bur9 einen @sbirni9Ias
sstrOffen, Der ibm bas SswuBtiein raubte
unb ben am %. b. Sormittass erfoIsten
COB bes 10 i9wer 8etroffenen peranlaBte.
Mtt Ilbre9t 1T Der lsste Der s0ttinser
Sisben, mel9s ben i9ma9pouen Staats :
itreid bes 8Sniss grnit gusuif 1887 nidt
anertannten un6 beSbalb ibr Amt Yreis
seben muBten, bsimsssansen. Dor linn
ltarben Wilbelm Grimm, OabImann, Sas
fob Grimm, @erpinus, W. Weber uno
gmaIb. Der Ssrswiste trat balo mad
ieiner gntiernuns aus @Ottinsen IN nabere
Sesiebunaen CUR leipsiser llniueriitdt, @ns
fanss in Der bei6sioenen Steaung ais
Sripatoosent, felt 1910 aber oils ORIENT:
li1er Yrofe1or bes' beuti3en &e3ts, ais
welder er bis por weni9en Sabren ausses
sei9nete, BON sablrei6en S4iIern aus allen
SbeiIen Oeuti9lanoS beiu4te Sorleiunsen
belt, bis er iia in ben woblueroienten
Sutherland surid,os. giner ber dlteiten
uno erfldrteltsn 6ibrer unter Der Partei,
wel9e bic Ginisuns 0euti9IanSs unter
YreuBen auf ibre 6abne sei9rieben bate,
mar Mlbredt bereits 1910 ais elmer Der
Ssrtrausnsmdnner Der Understanding
gum 3wede elmer &suliion Der Sunoesuer
faiiuns NIT tbdtis uno entwarf nit Oabls
mann ben @ntuurf gu einem beutiden
@rsnbseies ipdter usrtrat er einen ban:
noueriden Wablbssirt in Der N~ationaIuer'
iammluns "a Srantiurt. Die iolsencen
Sabre ieines 9sbenS waren Il Si9lieblidJ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-27
EQuoOa.

Bottom, IS. SUM-. ct. Sobns, Oues
bee, wurbe beute pon elmer uerbsersnben
Seuersbrunit beimseiu9t. Der gauge @es
iddftstbeil Der Staw, mel9sr cine 600
SUP breite unb cine Meile LANCE Sldde
bsoette, lisst In Mi9e. Sisben Sotels,
nerrn Sir9en, bas 3oabaus, bas Gourtbaus
bas Yoltamt, bas Ser. Staaten @oninlat,
swei Santen, 8erfte, i'm Sluse liessnbe
S1ifie ein GbeiI Der iibsr ben &idelieufub
fibrenSe Bride, Die ct. Sobn @oaenmaas
renfabrit unb $50 9dbsn uno Sduier wurs
ben ~serit0rt. Oas 6euer brad bsuts friib
in elmer Oampfidsemiible aus uno uerbreis
tete fl, in 6olse zines bsftisen SIowefts
winoss nit GROCER Sdnsuistsit. Die @ais
ierleituns mar bebufs elmer &eparatur abs
selperrt, 10 baB bic Sprissn sen6tbist ruas
rem ibrsn Wa1eruorratb aus benz SluHe
su besieben. I'm balb IL u6r Yormittass
trafen aus Montreal u. ct. 9lbans Spri,s
gen elm, ieoo4 bate has Ssusr bsrsits 10
10 fart unb 10 raid UNI iid sesrifien, oaB
bic Sewobner Der Ssritorten Sduier faum
Seit batten, baS nafte 9eben Az retten.
Die ct. Sobns 9ant rettste ibr Yapiers
seIS, lieB ieoo4 alss iibrise in ben @emSls
ben. Die Werdants Sanf lieB alss in
ben @ewSlbsn. Cine Bubma1srin, Srdas
lein Gan, fano bel benz Ssriude, ibre Waas
rem AZ retten, ben Cob in ben Slammen.
| Sin iunser Mann Hamsns Sorin, Solepb
H. GbomaS unb Charles Nrpaus wurben
idwsr uerb,annt. Mapor &oiiter, beiIen
Wobnbaus nno 9srberei seritSrt wuroen,
trus ebsnfaus i9were Branbwunben oauon.
Gin Steinsebduoe nit ~eiiernsn Seniferlds
ben, wel4es man fir feuerisit sebalten
bate, perbrannte wte 3unper. Der @ss
ielldaft, welder bic Wolenfabrif sehsrte,
perbrannten 6laneue i'm @ertbe pon $780,
900. Die serltGrten Sduier parsn meis
items aus 3ie9eln uno Steinen aufsefibrt.
Der Verlult wiro aui mebrals 81 500, 900
selGdst u. mebr als 200 6amilien puroen
obba6los. Ole msiaen perielben p~erloren
ibre ganSsn SabisliJtei en-. IS wurben
Spesialpolisiltsn CUR MISUNDERSTANDING Der
Oronung sruannt uno beute Gbenb wuroen
@nitalien CUR 8sttuns Der in Notb @eras
tbeuen sstroiien. Die @eidditsleuts iasen,
bic Stabt werSe iefcrt pieoer aufsebaut
u cIee..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-27
e mrembnr9er Gazette.

Gin5re elm Gtabli6ement, rpeldes fir
res esibss Nlbruns unp Notbpurft su
iorasn bsmiibt 1T. Mter rie pahtung
rarf cine Dauer BON sebn Satren niht
iiterfsissn. unp pie rafiir einfcmmenren
@elrer mdTen CUR Grbaltuns Der in pies
iss Natulpunrer fdbrenren 8ese Sers
rpenpet tpsrcen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-27
Stalicn.

@robfirit Gonitantin, 9tefie bss ruff
i9en &aiisrs, madte am %. Wtai einen
geiud i'm Satican. gr mar iii polsr
Uniform, BEL linn spsi 9lbiutanten unb
Sirit Suron;oif, Der ruiiiide Seuoamd9s
tiste beim 81. Stubl. Na9 Der aubiens,
iiber bic sr ii9 iebr b~efrieSist seduBert ba:
ben iou, fubr sr gum cardinal Intonelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-27

gm %. Wai lit bic sroBe gierbrauerei
pom 6. Sir, friber Webenreis, in Milbeim
&bein nebit benz ~anitoBenben @obns
baus oes 8rauereibeiiters elm &aub Der
6lammen seworben. Die a%bssb,annten
8ebduli4teiten paren ;u $4,000 Wart
uerli6ert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-27

aus OiHeloorf wiro beri9tet: Die
Groffnuns bes 3oolosii9en 9artens fano
seitern ben 81. Weai UNI 8 llbr programme
mdbis, itatt. Cine unsebeure Meniden
mense pom nab unb fern itromte berbei unb
ausemein fanoen bic ginri9tunsen bes
@artens u. /. 70. beifdQise @nertennuns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-27

Der ataoemiiden Gbdtistsit seuibmet, OF.
wobl er init bOditem Snterehe benz @anse
Der n%ationalen gewesuus folsts. Die
ausse,eidnete Sntesritdt bes Gbarattsrs
unO bic ME ueriasenbe Ser,snssite, pslde
BEN Ssritorbenen itets aussssei9nsten,
merben ibm BEL ben uielen Sreunben unb
gsrsbrern, bic er ii9 erworben, elm bant.
bares Mnbenfen fi9ern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-27

SIM @uppertbaIe s~eitaItet iid bic Gage
Der &lein. giieninbuitrie pom Wo9e su
@o9e unerfreuli9sr. Der Mbiab wiro
INNER %serinser, uno no Nadfrase berri9t,
oa tritt Die goncurren; beS auslanoes elm,
Die ii3 betanntIi9 auf sroBe 9ortbsile
itiiBt. @fit benz unsinltisiten grfolse orr
beitsn Die Stiefeleiisnz uno SolSi9raubsn
5abritanten, Die Seioens, Sammst: unb
Yliidwebsrsieu, Die msdaniiden gaus
i4reinereien Oampfidseuerte), Sdrbereisn
Splnnereien II. |. NJ. Der fat beitdnnise
Mansel an sluftrdsen fibrt fortpdbreno
gu Gini9rdntunssn i'm Sstriebe, bic Gnt.
laiIuns bon Qrbeiteru, Serfirsuns Der Nrs
b~eitsseit uno Jtebuttion in ben 9obnen our
6olse baben. Sod INNER tSnnen inbsiisn
Die Serbdltniiie Der @rbeiter mad llmitdn.
ben sanitis ssnannt weroen. arbeiters
entluiiunsen in slOBerem Mabitabe baben
nod ni9t ltattsefunpen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-27

guf Der etpa cine Meile pon Gedlina=
bauien e%ntferntsn YuIueriabrit su Sinisn
erplooirten am Is. Mai an 500 Pfunb
Yulusr. gn 9lrbeitsr srbisIt babel 10 err
bebli9e Sranbmunbsn, baB er benielben
srlesen lit. Der Y%ulusrmeiiter muBte
sleiafaus ins hospital sebra9t uerOen.
Das nunmebr sertriimmerte @ebduoe, in
weldem bas erplooirte Yuluer ii9 befanb,
wuroe 81 Sabritationssweden ni9t benust,
10 baB Der Setrieb cine StOruns ni4t err
leibet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-27

Der neue Sultan Murab bat brsi Yuntte
ansenommen: sritens @%inberufIng elmer
.itanoisen Rotabeln:S eriammluno, speitens
Iuf6iuns oes Serails, brittsns grmdBis
suns Der GiuiIiite bes Sultans auf 5 Mlls
lionen SKATER. Oieie Summe wiiroe mid
gans ESQ, 900 Dollars betraIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-27

Mm 90. uno 81. 0tai wuroen bic SOben
Bel WalbbrOl pom einem itarten 6roit beim.
slm Morsen bes 81. Wai waren
uno 6eIoer wciB nit Geif bebedt.
Oas iunse 9tubs unb G~idbaumlaub, man9e
Sbitbaumblitbe, Der &lee unb bic sarteu
@artsneewG6ie baben eeIitten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-27

wte ne bic Nelt nod ni9t srlebt bat. sSn
Der llmseseno BON Satar:S asaroiit inb
80 Ortidaften Undergraduate poroen,
Weiber uno &inber wurten e%rpiirst, unb
iberbaupt weroen feline @efansenen ses
matt. SIS lit elm aus,otfunsstriea, Ser
namentli4 burd Die @rdueltbatsn Der Baz
di'Sosuts einen ioI3en Gbaratter anse=
nommen bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-27

9lm 9ta9mittas oes %. Wai entitanb
in Der &ir6ensaiie su gOpparo 6euer.
3wOlf 9duier iino tbeils total, tbeiIs tbeil:
weiie absebrannt. Die Sauier paren nur
serins, Die Mobilisn II tbeiIweiie per.
iidert.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-03-03
R. r. Meeting at Adamsvilie.

The railroad meeting at Adamsville,
on the Oath ult., was largely attended
and demonstrated clearly that the peo-
Pile of that vicinity are deeply interes-
ted in getting a more convenient outlet
for their produce. Short and pointed
speeches were made by VIM Robinson,
4. I. Wade, Frederick Theobald, A.
Campbell, John Harrison, Geo. Paul
son, and others the unanimous senti-
ment being that railroad would be
a great advantage and that in order to
get it money would have to be spent.
and the only difference of opinion seem
ing to be as to whether the money
would best be raised by tax or by in
dividual subscriptions.
1t was finally concluded that the
first thing to be done was to send a
delegation to .Freeport or Chicago, to
consult with the officers of some relia-
BILE railroad company, or companies, and
ascertain whether any of them wanted
to build road up the Pecatonica val
ley and what amount of aid they would
require from the people along the line.
Accordingly r. |. Wade and Frederick
Theobald were appointed as such com
mittee, and funds were raised to defray
the expenses of the trip, after which
the meeting adjourned until such time
as the committee should be ready to re.
port.
The project of the Adamsvillians is
to divert our Freeport and Lone Rock
road, at the forks of the creek in Mos.
COW. through Adamsville, crossing the
Military Ridge about two miles west Of
the Mounds, and thence either down
Walnut Hollow to Mazomanie, or By
the Mill Creek valley,past Thos. Reese's
old mill, to Helena Station and Lone
Rock.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-03-03
Personal,

Jas. r. Jones started for Biglow
Mimi, on Tuesday.
Mrs. DR.. Clark starts to-day on {
visit to her parents, near Hampton
Iowa.
John Bowling of Arena, has sold his
farm to Chas. Porter, and will shortly
move to Watertown.
Mrs. Palliser, of Potosi, Grant coun.
ty, is 102 years old. 1t is said she has
received a free pass to the Centennial.
Mr.. Fitzgibbon, (mason) of Arena,
has sold his farm to Rob't McCutchen
and is about to seek home in Mime
sofa. H; a
Henry Brunkard and Michael Ryan,
young men of Ridgeway, will start for
the Black Hills about the middle Of
this month.
John g., infant son Of Wm. HI. &
Margaret J.Jones, of Arena, aged three
weeks, died last Saturday morning, OF
whooping cough.
Lewis and VIM. Carter, OF Arena.
(nephews of VIM. e, Rowe,) started
for Iowa last Monday, to find a good
place to settle.
Old Mr.. Lunpkin, Of Glen Haven
will be 100 years old next May. The
Lancaster Herald favors sending him
to the Centennial at the expense OF
Grant County.
David Reese, Of the firm Of Will
liams & Reese, Arena, has purch ased
the farm of David L. Jones, of Ridge
way, of which he will take possession
next fall. The lumber business will
be continued ell the same, by Mr.. D.
Ell. Williams, senior member of the
present firm.
At Adamsville, last Thursday even
ing, We were pleased to find our old
friend, R. P. Jones, late of the U. S.
Hotel, Dodgeville, as "busy as a bee
and happy as clam the railroad
meeting having brought him regular
TuSu VI CuStOmerS. LICK mas Il nice
store, and looks as though mercantile
business and Adamsyille society agree
with him.
While some of the Dodgeville girls
may experience sense of disappoint-
ment ON hearing that Ed. Robinson
has gone and got married away out
W est, we don't believe there's person
in the community but will join US in
extending congratulations to "him and
his" Well done. Ed; and may the
choicest blessings of Heaven go with
you and that Western girl who has
made you happy
Mrs. Ann Roberts, aged so years and
10 months, died at the residence of her
son, John r. Roberts, in this village,
last Sunday morning. Deceased was a
native of Cornwall, England, from
whence she came with her husband to
Dodgevillein 1916. She was for 81
years a member Of the Methodist
Church and after long and well-spent
life has doubtless entered upon "the
rest that remains for the righteous"
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-03-03
Judicial Convention.

The Republican Convention to nom.
,ate candidate for Circuit Judge fol
lie Fifth Judicial Circuit assembled
the Smalley House in Muscoda. al
ne o'clock p. M, on Tuesday, Feb
9. and was called to order by NJ. P
indlaub, Chairman of Central Com.
ittee. E1abas 8a
Or motion, j. w. Rewey, of Iowa
,unty, vas. chosen chairman and w,
Wrigglesworth and w. I'll. Bennett
,cretaries.
Geo. B. Garter, Of Grant, Joel Whit
an. of Iowa, Thos. cambridge, Of
Fayette, J. w. McGrew, of Rich
nd, and j. +. Williams, of Crawford
ere appointed Committee on Gre.
ntials, and reported the following
legates entitled to seats:
CRAWFORD CoUNTY:-Senatorial-J. F.
illiams, A. N. M'Donald. Assembly
hn Heggarty, James Turk.
GRANT.-Senatorial-J. E. Dodge, G. B.
rter, Hon. A. w. M'Nair, Geo. Cofanis.
ssmbly-W, H. Beebe, n. P. Rindlaub,
G. Clark, John Cover, Geo. @. Hazel>
!, G. Storms, j. A. Davis, j. B. Church.
Iowa. Senatorial. w. Rewey, E..
Cooper. Joel Whitman, W. @. Meffert,
sembly H. @. Cutler, J. P. Smelkcr,
II. Bennett, AMI Comfort.
la FAYETTE. -Senatorial-J. F. Camp
|, Thos. cambridge, Geo. E. Weather
Nathan Olmstead. Assembly-W /.
Wrigglesworth, Geo. II. Francis.
D.-Senatorial-J B. McGrew,
G. S. Haywood. Assembly-W. j..
ggoner, VIM. Dixon, D. B. Summers,
S. O. Barron.
Report adopted:
The Convention then proceeded to
e an informal ballot for candidate
Circuit Judge, with the following
lit: J. T. Mills,4; G. A. Marshall
.. B. Thomas, s; VIM. Z. Carter,
J. I'll. Minor, 6; Alex. Wilson, 8.
there being no choice, formal bal
were then taken, resulting as fol-
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-03-03
Ne a Te H I Il ID i.

R OBINSON-OOLVER-I Springfield
D. T., February Is, 1876, at the resi-
dence of the brides mother, by Rev. @
L. Hall, Mr.. E. j. Robinson and Mis-:
Dollie Culver, all of Springfield.
The truth of the old adage, that "com
ing events cast their shadows before" has
been fully exemplified in the above happy
event. Fo: long time past, ominous 10
dications so peculiar to young hearts
that long to beat as one" have filed the
air with surmises and conjectures which
finally reached solution through that in
evitable course of human events which is
as usual, the common lot of all. The
choicest benedictions of hosts of friends
rests upon the the twain, for long, hap
pv and joyous journey through life
Springfield Cd. z. Times.
MICHAEL-BILKEY Sunday, Feb
81, at the Wisconsin House in the city
of Mineral Point, by Rev. q. Bushby
Mr.. George Michael to Miss jennie
Bilkey, all of Dodgeville.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-03-03

~ Harper's Magazine for March con-
| tains the second insta.lment of George
Eliot's new novel, "Daniel Deronda.n
rhe second book is entitled Meeting
Streams" The movement is much more
rapid than in most of George Eliot novels
and the story more popular in its cast.
The most popular Of the illustrated arti-
cles in this number viii be Por Cray ms
ininitable essay on "The Baby" with
wehsy humorous illustrations, and j. I.
Trowbridge's poem, Aunt Hannah >
A more serious subject-"L ucretia Bor-
gia,"--i treated by Professor Crane, of
Cornell, in the light of recent disclosures
IN Gregorovius's biography.
Edwin P. Whipple concludes his centen-
NAL paper on American Literature"
A very interesting Characterization of
the Parties High, Low, and Broad of the
Church of England. and of the most re-
markable preachers of that Church (Ma-
gee, Dean Stanley, Cahon, Liddon, Dean
Gouldburn, and the late Bishop WILDER
force), is given by Charles ID. Deshler, in
connection with Mr.. Arnold's recent work
sour Bishops and Deans"
General I. NJ. Logan, of Richmond gives
a very favorable view of the industrial fu-
ture of the new South; and his in.
structive article is very happily supple
mented by Mrs. Handy's thrilling descrip-
ton of Confederate Make-shifls" during
the late war.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-03-03
TO CONSUM PTIVES,

IT, advertiser having been permanently cured of
that dread disease Consumption, by a simple reme-
dy, is anxious to make known to his follow sufferer
the cans ofcure To all who des ire it. he viii send
cory ofthe prescrpt ion used free of charged with
the directions for preparing and using the same,
which they will find sure CURE for CONSUMPTION.
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad
drcSs. Rev. L. A. WILSON =
1914 Penn St., Williamsburg, New York.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-03-03
Straw Notice.

Taken mp by the subscriber. living in the
town of Wyoming, on section Il, town
range 8, on or about the 1st of October
1875, a two-year-old red heifer, with /:
white star in forehead. and little whit,
on the left hind leg. No artificial marks
The owner is requested to call, prove prop
erty, pay charges and take said stray away
25feb4w. JAMES HAND.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-03-03

S Louis has several things in its
favo $ the place for holding the Ma
ton Convention, among others, that
Miss ri sent ex Confederate gener-
al to eSenate in place of Carl Cchurz.
best having four or five ex-Confed-
crate congressman.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-03-03

The Juvenile Temple in connection
with the Good Templars of Dodgeville
will give an entertainments the Court
House, on Thursday and Friday even
fngs, March 9th and 10th, consisting
of Rotations, dialogues, music, &c.
A choice programme and careful prep
aration on the part of the performers
ensures all who attend pleasant time.
Admission only 10 cents.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-03-03

The wonderful results and immense sale
of HALE's CoUGH CORDIAL the past sea-
ston, 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 a cold,
cough or sore throat, who will call at
James Roberts or any other Drug Store
and purchase bottle of HALE's CoUGH
CORDIAL, use one-half of it, and if they
then conclude that it is doing them no
good, the can return the balance and re-
ceive bacS their money. Who would not
test this medicine on such liberal terms !?
No medicine 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, 1876-03-03
~ New Shifting and Domestics
cheaper than the cheapest, at
THE GREAT BONANZA.

Auction Sale of Land.
The subscriber will offer for sale at pub
lie auction, on the premises, in the town
of Rdgeway, about Al miles south of the
Catholic Church, and eight miles east of
Dodgeville, at 10 o'clock a. m. on
Friday. March gath, 1876,
her residence, consisting of ten acres of
land, on which is situated small frame
dwelling house Will be sold on liberal
terms. MRS. HENRIETTA SYTZ.
1SCeb6W.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-03-03
ALEX. WILSON. EDWARD HARRIS.
City Bank of Mineral Point.
WILSON & HARRIS,
NERAL BANKERS,

Issue bills of exchange all the principal cities
In Europe, and passage tickets to and from all Euro
pean ports. Interest paid time deposits. Spe-
siaI attention given to Collections.
Office, next door to Vvian's drug store, High st
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-03-03
Farm for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his farm contain
Ing SO acres situated in the town Of Arena en- The
road leading from Rnggles's to Belena station II
miles northeast of Dodge viiie and miles south.
east of Halena Station. The farm consists Of ~
acres under cultivation, and the balance timber
land Good improvements, consisting Of dwelling
house. stable, graneTy, &c. Well watered by living
springs, and has public road running through IT.
For trems and further particulars. apply to WI
ii. HAYS. living the prem lees, or 70 A. E.usAyy
at the CHRONICLE office.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-03-03
. ILLIARD SALOOAT
~ Tor Sale, IN

FVNHE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale his business
pace-a frst.class billiard saloon fitted nm in
the b, style throughout located In the center of
the hr sness portion of Dodgevle, and having a
splent id run of custom. This is chance for
anyone wishing to buy, as the property will be sold
on very reasonable terms. For further particulars
inquire ADAM EULBERG,
z5o Dodgeyile, Wis.,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-03-03
SAMUEL w, REESE,
B q III - IL R
DoDGEvILLE, WISCONSIN

DVDUIs THE, W IOOUN6IN.
Bays and sells Domestic and Foreign Exchange
apA United States Bonds. Draws Drafts PAYABLE in
Any part of England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales Ger.
MTny and Norway. Highes / price paidfor Gold and
Coupons. Collections made and RENTED at lowest
hssk rates. And sells passage tickets o and from
all European Ports, on the National American nd
AStkor limos of Steamers.