davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-12-04
GiniQe cute 0riinof:

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unb seitbert bur6 motsnt.
2.-Dfatt einsn menen 2o6.Gr9.
sfsib auf beioen seiten, an alien grten bon StofIsa.
3.-2auft lsiat, ianft eerduIblos unb rai&-beHe
5 ombination bon Gisenideften.
4.-Dcusrbaft-Iauft abre a obne gepa.
lturen.
5.-gerri&tet ollie Mrten BON a-bstt
10 8 anep @Gbereien in elmer por5i9lihen99e,s.
g. ST fir ben arbeiter isbr Ieidt 5u ba D.
laben. Die 2Gnae oer Stihe fam re9ulirt tperben
'dbrenb Die Ntaibins i'm Gauge 1T, uno bieIe taur
lit einem SSaosn pereben ueroeri, obne ouB berieIbr
ar@ 9oder 3u geben bal.
s.-@lan einfab. iinereth. elegant. inoeni
ct Std o y II ben Gebraud uou 6o9 s9beel Gears
totarp Cams uno 2cuer Grms forlnirt ~nlro. Dat oer
u atie y 6eeo. uelber { inc aittu
ndBi9e 9dnae oes Stt@es bel irNsnt
tner Oei9pinoi9tett Fl aert. Dat mucrru
leusn 8 brsab GnntroIler. tp.ider clue sIe,u.
naBie. Beipegun9 Der Nesoleagar selaubt uno ,Insr
Bertesune oes Gabensporbeu9t
6.-Gouitruction d u s + iHr9faltis u,b boa.
Met. SIT f~abrijirt BON ben sei@idteter un o
trfabrtnfeu @rbsitern in Der 6sriibmIsN
Bennington 9irmorn, Snpn, ". o. philadelphia
~1Trr- s q &heffnut 9trcAe. 2Wf7mas.
, 1876-12-04

Nio Ncnc Gcueee. RaeOn, 60,
ben "a. Gebruar, 1876.
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Burger Eropfen fnb BON anseeseidnetfr
Wirtuug unb besbalb nabesu unentbebrli6 fur
MIDI. &eD. 8ater j. s. &ebmann.
, 1876-12-04
Die GlaI6t

Die GlaG6t
hamburger Trppfen"
foitst so Gents, ODER lnf Glal6sn
si Dollars, ftnb in allen eeutl6en
NpOtbefen gu baben pper werren pielels
ben na6 @mpfana pss 0slpes fret mad
allen Ibsilen Der SsreiniSten Staaten
psrlanpt. Man aprelTre:
a. yOgeler g. Co.,
Baltimore, Md.
, 1876-12-04

SEER Stsif In Onanoasc Sin. WeiG., fbstlt
uns nit; SD lit felt spei Sabrsn an elmer
bIsartiaen Slebts, bic alien Mittsln wiberltano.
ga sebrau6s i'd mebrers @p9en lang DR..
@usuf 9Snis's 8Snts's 9ambnr-
Ger G~rOpfsn na6 GOrl9rift unb purpe
BON ptsism bGsarttssn Geipsn ppaltanei8 ssbstlt.
, 1876-12-04
Temcr : Separtemeut.

.Gompa9nien, iueIbe Nusriituns uno 8orrdtb .
notbi9 baben, Iouten oirett nit Dem 5abrItanten ban.
oeln. bute, Wtisen, Wirtel, bemOen II. /. 10. 0os
bllll9lte baus I'M wei6GIt. aotalo9e fret. 8ei Der
elten Tlrma bon Mncericn une Spmes, 1893 Wrauo
Str., N.V 49S2ap9,
, 1876-12-04

xesdbieI auf msSr ais 200 Der bsssutsnosrsn 6taSts
In europa.
@eIb.alusiablunsen sur& bic p~pfSmter fouis pei
telegraph mad autn Ilabsn In Dsuti1lanb.
Ceitsrreia, Der sA~eii, 6OnanS, Ddnemart, edtps.
ben uno Nortpssen, ben Gmpfdnssrn frtt ia's baui
s~tItsfsrt.
Grehit.Sriefe fir Weifense iur Tsnusuna In eues
srSBsrsn 5taotsn Der altsn Wslt. Or
@fnfafGruns BON Grbidaften une Geresrunssn
isber Writ in alien Dldbeu Guropa's.
europa.
Bersoauna antommenosr Gt,sr in saer Bort, una
MISUNDERSTANDING ~bssisIbsn rad benz 5nIanss.
@urspSifbes Sell aatr Grt sstauft anb ~osrtauft.
, 1876-12-04
S0patt's &eDemS'Salian.
sytu meDl1Iutfdlgb lSsun0cr.

VtW Hleut3lNttWeb xSHhDCrs
Npeumarlsmus. ysaralslG. Stat IN lprem lblimrnEen
Slaeinm, Seroteln, Apm8s. Srautpstt, @rptpelas, SiIe
@elVputs uap bic lGllmlaasn 8ale non Siutfraaisrl-
ten, BrpBe Shpape, Gepers un0 9lterenletbtn, WtnB.
parm &c. &c. wirb .tut's Seftntmtelie puro pielen &pni9
aAsr 0tsIatSuussmtttsl sspslit. DerlsIps III dpe'anp.
Slpanti9 SABRE pinbur1 pom pnblitum erprpb, sal
panperttaulenbe ppn Saaen eepetlt Hao earlri gets,
'pena Hap Ooriertft 8snpatmen. St eth tt8eres ettl.
ntutel ppH 6taeIn tn allen het!baren Salsn, eurtsr pts
Tallten nltsn Vsl6ware, lelblt no Ger 2nO@sa lGSu AL
9eIrefeH III.
pparrs Sebens.&a Iiant eurirts Serru 8. Q. spu.
map, Ara8pten I'M Yltt-Apealer gu orpptlpH, ", H.,
psrn 9reRlfben Apeumartsmus, na9pem eerieIbe ssne
G1tpi9 ppn ben persIBli9Ien Aersten GArcpa's 1ne
AmegltaS pebanpelt ppE.eM mar.
puatts Sebsnss x aiiam eGrtrte berrn q. o.
pp4e, ApdmaEer 30. ~ Wa0tleH SIr., Won suem
8eiaprltSen Sfl6pur, nabpem er lets utpaasE TN
orOaprap 9pipttal mar anp BORT ais ~Rupeilbar sytlarI
wuree.
Spatt's 2ebems-S BALKAN beilts Serrn ,jacpb mptb,
Slnts glp. 242 @reenpl0 Str, ppn etaem. l~crotulpten
0tI1pur pobei Die NaulntB loon bio auf ben &npQen
Stprunsea mar. PER- u. bar pabrenp 10 Sapren Hae
s~elUsPeaer 5siluna teine gDtsbsrpelaas Der 4raaIssiI
%trtapren.
Spatt's .Sebens-Balfam eatirte Ssrrn 9Dtutan
Springer, 9tp. 1853 SrOpme Str, Yslitantt9 pom suG-
~,uupettrn Nbeumatisnlus TO 'erntliber grt, cas- eerlvlpg
Den Settt pes aranten i3ea perrtrrt baIte. 0eg Ve.
aannte tpnnte Mot lslne paa0 sum 8ppis srbsbsn Sne
mar papreno srster Atonate aa's bet Beefslt.
3u BADEN in Der baupt,O tIee, 246 Srano Str., aRt
eei apptestern i'm &aGsmstntn. il 81 pes 5lai@s. Ss4s
6lalHen 50. an
VpAiI y XIV NV VttlMtItel II NDi -
SDdttS aufeblbarer BALKAN ~ $500.
$patts IA b., opPpelt lfartsr 9ebras. Saiiam, su
81. 25. Spatts puImpnte Sallam, ober Der SGpiao.
la6ttsen grsnnp, tu Sl.OO. Spatt's Smts Stnt'
rent, ~unteblpar tur teteen uue ShmerSen- ieber art
gu 81 Gents. - Spatts SnSa, sur tar @rtalun9
Apptpeb Saauenta, @atarrp, 3u 70 @ts.
90snn uptss @yItsslnt4s IN sarsF Aps'sets psrr an su'
rem plase su baden ltnp, 10 peups man I'D hiret, aapaS
Central Depot, 246 @%ranetr., ". v.
@emtn 2. ppatt 4 60, @iesntpumsr.
utbsraa bin per SrpFsB peri6tdl rsim halpsT
Dusenp. t3m2Utau
, 1876-12-04

probe. announcement fur elueu Wfonat 8agllVt
Ausgabe 70 s., M~o1et=Ausgaue 10 Is. pp1tfrei.
Seoer GARNER lolte oell vgSltneB" Dalten we9e1 Der
oou1tdnoi9en SsflDte ilber oen Hroouflen,s Wetrelpes
mo Slebniartt.. Office:
DO. Spruce Ctr. Secm 2Jorf.
sg Vltte Glt eLleM Wtullnt an ueltelen. II
, 1876-12-04

~ ErOben Iur ~9tsenten. Ladies' COnl-
a. DInatiOn Needle-HfOOk, mlt
9Dronlps. Aidn lWlde elnen stamp.
isulLIltl Is. y. Glnf. lteu osoforo, bran.
Sd nN&s<ns fnr Die bette belegenbeit in bet
~~H%AsSSbs gSelt, nm Ueio gu peroienen. Nlr.
U. >. AEE CO., ytelpart
9teip 3erlep. 4p26apl
, 1876-12-04
Meenten uerlanetf
DrGf. JOwler lbsr Maanbarkeit

ateiblicbteit uuc reren 9vseniettlas SeSseDun,
gen .asn grptratis absrlanti. Sas Suo rutpai, itrner
&iebe, tDre Ueiese. Wiacbt &c. assnIsn pertsufeu
ta6ii9 pcn 15-2h GrenPlaFe, Wiau wsnpe tb NIT w..
bape frubtrer x at 80. .ue ~GtIpuni NupLituina
@p., philadelphia u 4QHl1tat
, 1876-12-04
300 Yialtos min Graeln.

oOU PtaIIOS lllID Srgellt,
nen nnc aus ~;,oettcr @dnn, Uon 5a6rlramten ers
ner aiane, Wetoel gu nleorl9erelI 4reilen turGalD ODER
Apl1laYs= Sablutgen, ooer Iur MtletDe III StaDt UNI
olrg 2ordce gSaters u. CON. Ash S%rpabwap,
psrtuutL ais %oltleibell il jupcr III Jelp yort o~Tterlrl
puroen. A9enteu perlal9t UNI YSdfer's neus Scale
|ianps nne @pnccrt'&orseip gu per.aufsn. 5uu.
prIrIe eafaiu9e ptt po1t uer1unot. Cute Sebin9ungen
Tur oen bulIoei. sin srpBer SiscomtD tur Sebrer,
UelltllDe, StltUen, NoAeu, Sbulen &c. 4lH25nps
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-03-03


ain the Senate says a correspon-
dent Of the utter Ocean ssHowe pre-
sented a petition signed by twenty cit
liens Of Wisconsin, praying Congress
to pass law requiring the Treasury
of the United States to pay to every
man, woman and child living within
the limits Of the United States. the
sum of ten dollars per week" We
submit slight amendment to the above
petition which would not only exclude
all office seekers and holders from its
benefcent provisions, but make the
latter the payers of the largcss as long
as they continue in office,o in the case
Of Congressman, as long as they are
employed in their business at Wash
ington, without in return drawing any
salary nom the people-the honor OF
serving them being sufficient compen-
sation; and this to continue for the
next hundred years on the principle
that "turn about is fair play The
people could, in this case, contrive to
crafty all aspirants for official hon ors,
and even the men of the United States,
like the members of Artemus Ward S
regiment, might be all officers, thus
preventing much i'll feeling and Incl
dentally putting quietus on the "wom-
an question" ga cousnmmation de-
voutly to be wished" There is no.
BILE chance for our Congressman to EN-
ulate Cencinnatus in their devotion to,
and love Of their country, and we have
no doubt, if they pass such law, thoy
would glory in following his example,
promptly attending to all business
when sense of patriotism prompted
them to take position in the councils
of the nation, and leaving without any
unnecessary delay when that business
is completed. What saving of bad
language, and long, ill tempered discus
cussions which serve no purpose, but
foot up in the bill "the men, women
and children" have to payl Such un.
mistakable patriotism could afford to
plume itself on it's disinterested attach
ment to country, for, not even members OF
Parliament in Great Britain, though el
ectually cut off from all claims of "back
pay" have never let their public light
shine so brilliantly at their own ex.
pense, as this provision would ensure
and they might almost fancy their an
cient osittenagemote had been revived
across the ocean and wise men" could
once more assemble to make laws for
the good of others without any regard
to their pockets. No more stolen mil
lions as tribute to their love of coun-
try VII be followed by other millions
for "defense" of their patriotic gains,
We humbly hope the provisions Of this
petition, thus modified, may become a
law Of the land. ANON.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-03-03
Stray Sheep.

rTN AIKEN UP by the subscriber, living in the towH
l. of Ridgeway, on sec. IL, town 8, range 4, on OF
about the Goth day of February 1876, twelve sheep
10 white and two black-rather scrubhy stock
with no artificial marks. The is requested 80
CALL prove property pay charges and takessd strays
away. WIN. TOY.
Smarch76w4,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-03-03
Illinois Central Railroad.
The Only Route Running Through
Trains Between Warren and
Chicago.

The only route to st. Louis, Cairo and
the South, and to Dubuque, Sioux City,
Omaha. and the West.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-03-03
Inducements offered by this Route


inducements offered by this Route
to the travelling public all the modern improve
ments: Rock and gravel Ballasted track. steel
rail- rock and iron bridges paror and drawing room
house safety air brakes Millers patent safety coup
ling and platforms, speed, safety and absolute COM
fort.
Running Through Five Great
States,
and operating 1000 miles of road this company
presents to the traveller facilities that are not and
cannot be offered by any competitor.
All ticket agents sell you tickets via this
route.
If you wish the best travelling accommodations
you will buy your tickets by this route, and will
take other.
MARVIN HUGHITT, W. III. STENNETT,
Gen'l Superintendent. Gent Passenger Ag't
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-03-03
MANUFACTURERS /:
Order to Hear Petition Of
Administrators to Sell
Real Estate.

TN PROBATE. IOWA COUNTY COURT. Tn the
| matter of the last will and testament of VIM. i.
Lewis late of the town Of Ridgeway, in said county
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Elizabeth
Lewis Administrative with the last will and tesla
ment of said deceased, annexed setting forth the
amount of personal estate that has come to her hand
and the disposition thereof the amount of debts out
standing against said deceased and praying that IL
be to her granted to sell all of the real estate
whereof said deceased died SEIZED for the purpose of
paving said debts and the charges of administrations
and it appearing by said petition that there is not
sufficiently ersonal estate in the hands of said admins.
ratrx to pay said debts and that it is necessary In
order to pay the to sell all of said real estate
Including the homestead of said deceased:
1t is there fore ordered that all persons interested
in said estate appear before the Judge of this Court
on the goth day of March. 1876, at the Court
House in the village of Dodgevlle, at two o'clock
in the afternoon then and there to show cause Gi
any there shall be why license should not be granted
to said administrators to sell said real estate accord
ing to the prayer of said petition.
And it is further ordered that this order shall he
published for four successive weeks prior to said day
of hearing in the Dodgeville CHRONICLE, a weekly
| newspaper circulating in said county, and copy
thereof shall be served personally on all persons in
terested in the ate and residing In this county,
at least fourteen days before the day herein ap-
pointed for the hearing.
Dated February Z, 1876.
~. ROBERT WILSON,
fSEAL.l County Judge.
4
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-03-03
Ne W AdVe1 tiSements,
To Teachers and District
Clerks,

Notice is hereby given that the regular Spring Ex-
aminations for Teachers will be held at the follow
times and places:
Mineral Point, Friday and Saturday, March "a and
25
Dodgevi'le, Monday and Tuesday, March 81 and IS.
Arena, Wednesday and Thursday, March 20, and
Avoca, Friday and Saturday, March 81 and
April l.
Linden, Monday and Tuesday, April and J..
Applicants should come provided with pens, ink
and paper.
The Examinations will begin promptly at 10 o'clock
a. M. f.}t.s
No private examinations will be granted without
imperative reasons.
INSTITUTE ,.
Teachers Institute, to be conducted by Prof. D.
McGregor of the Pattevie Normal School, will be
held at DOdgeville during the week beginning Mon
day, April 10th. Let all friends of education, and
especially school officers, encourage general atten
tendance of teachers at this excellent training
schools.
ALBERT WATKINS,
County superintendent.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-03-03

AFTER due consideration, we are
fee to say that we don't see how the
Mn coda convention could have done a
letter thing than it did in nominating
Nm. E. Carter for Circuit Judge. Mr.
Carter is lawyer Of conspicuous abil-
ity, "a gentleman and scholar" and
there is no quest that he will dis
charge the duties of the Office to the
very general satisfaction of both the
bar and the people. We are proud to
support him as the cand date Of our par
ty; bat aside from this, as citizen de-
string only tie welfare of the commu-
nifty, we support him as man emf
nently worthy of the important trust.
The designation of St. Louis is gen
orally regarded as favorable to the
chances Of Gov. Hendricks. IF it ia
vofs any candidate it favors him, be-
cause it rules out the claims Of Gov.
Tilden and other Eastern rivals, and
exempts Mr.. Hendricks from the sharp
competition of Ohio candidates. Ohio
is the Jete moire of Mr.. Hendricks
In the National Convention Of 1868 he
was defeated by the opposition of the
Ohio delegates. When they found
that they could not secure the nomina-
tion of Mr.. Pendlet they resolved tc
defeat MIR. Hendricks at all hazards
and forced the disastrous nomination
of Gov. Seymour.-Ne0 York Her
aid.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-03-03

The SEVERE WINTER, followed by the
rainy, dubious spring and summer of this
year, has had effect. Consumption threat
ems to regain its old dreaded significance.
From its first faint symptoms, through its
harassing later stages, Halls Balsam, for
me lungs, must be called the consumptive's
friend. Its blessed relief gives nights of
peace instead of hacking cough, subdues
dreaded night sweats, and changes the
weak, irritated feeling through the chest TO
serene strength. For sale by all druggists.
Price. $l.00 per bottle.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-03-03

Gov. Bagley, of Michigan, urges up
on every citizen Of this Safe who owns
piece of ground, whether it be large
or small, to plant upon it, on the 18th
day of April next, tree which shall
be venerated in the distant future as
one planted by patriotic hands during
the centennial year of the Republic.
People living near the school houses
will do we'll to plant several. The
rapacious schoo-ma ms will use one up
tor corrective purposes in Year.--Er.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-03-03
geo ACRESs

200 acres under cuvltiBtion. Good building as foi
ows: One dwelling house, 24x36 feet, good cellar
comnlate barr 3sx40 stone basement, 16 foot posts
shed for hay l6x4O stone basement, 10 foot story;
oohd shngled roof granary 1Sx20; hog pen and cern
cribs lSx37, good sningled roof
About 900 good apple trees and sn abundance of
small fruits such as currants' gooseberries, &c.
The farm is watered by spring branch running
tbrough' H. and several springs. Plenty Of timber
for the farm Ii is good stock and grain farm
Can cut from so to IS tons of hay off. Schoo
hon e about 80 rods from the dwelling.
will sell cheap ifsold within six months, and
give time part Of the purchase money. Will
give possession this spring If desired.
WIN also sell stock and farming tools with the farm
IL deSred. For terms,&S., address
TRACY L0CKMAN,
Helena Station, Iowa CO., Wis.,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-03-03

AS matter of contrasts, the follow
ing, from the Ogdensburg On. W
Journal, is rather suggestive:
"Bristow has no difficulty whatever.
aided by Republican officials, in pun.
ishing the members of the whisk J
ring. Barlow and Phelps had no diff
Guilty in furnishing the members of the
Tammany ring. A Republican Leg
islature had no difficulty in irnpeach-
ing the old Tammany judges; but when
the Great Democratic reformer, Gov
ernor Tilden, takes the field to destroy
the canal thieves, no one gets hurt.
No wealthy rascal is deprived of his
liberty, and no one loses his estate.
As reformer Tilden is likely to be a
greater terror to the tax payers, who
must pay his expenses, than to the can
al thieves, who are left in quiet posses
sion Of their plumber"
The Potter law has been in effect,
repealed and the Vance bill gives the
terms for the government Of the rail
roads in this State. Another triumph
for the grasping corporations. Miner
al Point Democrat.
{ 1t always grieves us so to see brethren
ofthe same political household disagree
that we hope No one will tell the Dem
ocrat that our Reform Senator, McFar-
land, and our Reform Assemblyman
Gray (who, it will be remembered, was
"pledged to the support of the Potter
law" before the election, both voted
for this notorious Vance bill. Senator
Mcfarland, we have no doubt, voted as
he believed for the best interests oil
the State, and Gray-well, no matter
The Democrat views the passage Of tie
Vance bill as a triumph of the "grasping
corporations" and should the fact OF
the way these gentlemen voted ever
came to its knowledge, the measure Of
the denuHciation which it will heap up.
on their devoted heads is simply beyond
human surmising. For the sake Of
peace, we hope it may never find out
A MAsTERPIEoE-Mr. r. G. Evans,
artist, is now at work upon a superb
India ink painting" Esther Accusing
Haman Before King Ahasuerus." We
have watched with keen interest the
progress of this splendid work of arr
from its incipiency up to its present ad
vanced state. 1t has occupied the
greater part of the artists time during
the past ten or twelve weeks, and he
assures us that another month is needed
to complete it. When finished it will
be exhibited here for while, after
which it will be sent to the Centennial
Exposition, Philadelphia. 1t must be
remembered that this work is entirely
original-the creation of Mr.. Els owr
fertile imagination--and as such pos
sesses great value. There are many
men who could produce a copy of thi'
kind from another painting or engrav
ing. but not one in hundred thou
sand could originate so elaborate anc
beautiful design. Notonly remarka
Bile artistic skill in the painting is OBJ
servable, but a thorough knowledge O
the costumes, utensils, architecture
and <even religion peculiar to the Mede
and Persians must have been acquired
by the artist before he could portra,
such scene. 1t exactly resembles tn,
finest steel-plate engraving; is marve
of correct taste and delicate workman
ship, and cannot fail to bring its talen
ted author an enviable fame and ;
handsome remuneration - Ntnera
Point democrat.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-03-03
with Universal Feed Motion.

WILL ~ ulV CIpCtl II SSA 4MOGlOus
Specially adapted to all kinds of
Boot and Shoe work, and indispersa BILE
necessary in every Boot and Shoe
Warehouse throughout the Universe.
The following are few of the ad-
vantages possessed by this machine
over all others:
lst. 1t is the most durable. No secondhand
Jones machine in the mar ket
3D.. perfectly uniform tension in the shuttle
which does not very from full to an empty bobbn
Sd. Short, straight and strong needless not liable
to break in sewing the heaviest materials passing
over seems, and finer needles for The same thread
than any other machine.
4h IL Seacs patches on boots or shoes an any place
heoperdtor desires, in neat and durable manner.
5b Il aciH up rips, Sticth elastic into old
boots, back straps, and do all Of stitch
ingon the upperS Of boots and shoes ehIe e sotes
MANUFACT URERS:
Do not buy aSewing Machine until you
have seen the "JoNEs."
A. l.. Robbins & Co,
Agents for Grant, Iowa and LaFay-
cite counties,
DODGEVILLE, WIS.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-03-03
Railroads.

Mineral Point r. r.
Until furthr notice, trainson the Mineral Point
railroad will run daily Except SundaysJ as follows:
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Leave Mineral Point, .......600 q. m. l:o0 p M.
&c ngton............."l:05 a. m. ,3:oo p. m
Arrive at a. M 40 p. Ia
GOING NORTH.
Leave Warren............... 915 a. m: 5:05 p. m
GO Darlington. a. m. 6:2o p m
Arrive at Mineral Point......11:40 a. m. 1850 p m
Passengers taking the 600 m. train at Mineral
Point viii arrive at Chicago $3.50 p. m. same day
Milwaukee 1880
ST. Louis 1890
The sos p. m. train from Warren connects with
Chicago train leaving there at Oils a. M. and Mil
YANKEE at Z a. M, CHAS. e. GALE. Agent.
PLATTEVILLE DIVISION.
MAIL-GoING BAsT'
Leave Platteyille............ 70 q. M Bx sundays
" Belmont"... 90 a. m,
Arrive Calamine 34;eare 90 a. m.
I" Mineral Point......7 80 a. m. "
MAIL--GoING VERT.
Leave Mineral Point....lo 90 a m. Elk. Sunday
Arrive Calamine IL 40;leave IL 10 q. m.
Leave BelmOnt......... ..."... IL 90 a. IN.
Arrive Piatteville..... II 70 a. M. =
FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATIONS
GOING EAST WEST.
Leave platteville 90 p m. Leave Calamine . IS m
" Belmont... l SIS D. m I" Belmont 40 p. m
Calamile.. 26 p. M Ar Platteville s 10 p m
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-03-03
PULLMAN PALACE CARS

These celebrated cars are all night trains
on a the lines of this road.
This is the only line running these cars between
Chicago and st. Paul or Chicago and Milwaukee.
At Omaha sleepers connect with the
Overland sleepers on the Union Pacific Railroad, for
all points w est Of the Mississippi River.
Among the
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-03-03
Chicago and North w estern

Passengers for Chicago, Detroit Toledo, Cl eyeland
Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Pittsburg, Cincinnati RocbeS
ter Albany, Toronto, Montreal, Qnebec, Portland
Bos ton, New York, Pha delpha, Baltimore wash
ington ST. Louis, Cairo. San Francisco, Sacramento,
Ogder Salt Lake City, Denver, Council Bluffs, Sioux
City, st. Paul. Marquette Escanaba, Menas ha
Madiso, n Cheyenne, Omaha, Yankton, inona
Duluth, Gree Bay, and all points Northwest South
and East, should buy their tickets via the
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1876-11-04

The Washington statue recently
placed On exhibition q. l'Liladelphis
looks as much like Kidd, the pirate, as
it looks liie Washington, aud everyone
Ia. the artist savs tJ.