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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-05
SADDLES AND HARNESS
HARNESS, SADDLES AND BRIDES
NOW Is THE TIMETO GET BARGAINS.

TNUGENE WEST has just returned from Baln,
Goods, that viii compare with any in the market :,
for quality and chcHpness. His stock ct
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
is composed of AlPacas, Mcrinos, Scrges. DeIa'ues.
Ginghama &c.
SELECT VARIETY OF NOTIONS,
consisting of Hosiery. Giovcs. French Corscits
Hoop Skirts, the GRECIAS BEND. Linen He I'd.
kcrchIcfz Buttons, Linen Tapes, Fittings, = ipaca
Braid, Gimp, all colors, &c, &c. fnl stock ii
DOMEST TIC GOODS,
BleacheI and Brown Muslins. Bird Eye Diaper,
Irish Linen. JRCOnels, &c also fine assortment of
GENTS CLOTHS AND CASSINI ERES,
and Buys Wear. u ,ots and Sto - Of all sizes A
full stock OF GROCERIES, such d Sugar. Coffee,
vorte brand OF Tobacco, tho Durham III Of hch lo
If selling for THE CASH, TurGTY Days To proinrt
customers. Cali and see ms stock before purehhs-
ing elsewhere.
October "a, 1865.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-05
NOTICE TO THE FARMERS

JEFFERSON s CLARKE COUNTIES.
WE would announce to the farmers of Jefferson
w and Clarke Counties; that will keep on
hand and order all kinds of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
such as Woods Self Rake Reaper, Wood IS Prize
Mower, for which we are sole agents for Jefferson
and Clarke counties; Grove; -DayisonSs Gum
for Jefferson; Wire Tooth Horsc Rakes of different
kinds, Hay Holsters, Corn Shelters. Hay, Straw
and Fodder Cutters; Wheat Fans, Ploughs of dill
ferent kinds, Forks ShoveIs, Hoes. Moving Scythes
G rain Cradles, Hand Rakes; and will also furnish
FERTILIZERS OF DIFFERENT KINDS.
For particularso of Rrapcr and Mower circulars,
which will be distributed, giving certifcates--
Persons wishing Attachments to Rea Pers purchased
az All orders left with Mr.. Tohn N Sadlsr, Rim
pom MIR. J. T Griffith, Berryville Mr.. Wm.
Grove, Millwood will be promptly attended to.
SNYDER, LINK 8. OSBOURN..
Duflield's, Jefferson county, ". Va.
April II. lS6S.
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READ TIIE FOLLOWING

the opera ton of a Steam Engine purchased from
NJ. J. Leese & Co., of Parkersburg, w. Va, now
attached thr eshing machine, aud find ii to per
form we'll and gives satisfaction; and certify that
the power it gives TO said machine is much more
regular and OF better speed than horse pow and
is in opinion, perfectly reliable and safe, and
will thrcsh double an nIuch horse power.
Given under our hanGs this lTth day of Feb. 1858.
GEO w. WoLF, Purchaser, Jefferson county.
john p KEARFoOT, LEVI II. KEARFooT,
WIN T. NCQUILKlS, JoSATHAS MILLER,
wIILIAMsuS, GEORGE W. MILLER,
j. NJ. LEIE&, - joins FREEZE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-05

Berkeley county. West Va. Aug 1868.
We hereby certify that we have purchased from
NJ J. Leese & Co.. of Par korsburg, ". Va. s team
En- ginc and are using it'o our rhrcshing Machine.
and 1t givcg general satisfaction.
DIS. REHTcH,
GEO. SIUERT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-05

Or FALLING Or THE WCIE.
7 HAVEbeCn allowed by the Department at W ash
ingtOr, ID. G., a Patent for an Abdominal Sup.
porter invented by me, to relieve and scortanly
cure that annoying and common ma lady among
the femaIcs of our country, known as ProlGpsus
Uteri, or Falling Of tho Womb.
THIS SuProRTER. WILL GIVE ISMEuIhrE PELlEr.
This Supporter ,eW Effect u Permanent turc.
have tried this invention upon a number Of lc-
ma les suffering from falling OF the womb, and it has
Gircn Pelicf in cce7y instance ,ciBpUt q
SINGLE FIILERE
ITS UNIFORM SUCCESS II. EVERY APPEL
CATION has satisfied the inventor knd all who ha
tried it, that this Supporter Is most valuable relief
and remedy. .... ......
l ONLY ASK THE SUFFERING TO GIVE IT
ONE TRIAL.
will furnish a limited number of applicants with
this Supporter upon the receipt of So 90 each.
Arrangements will soon be completed to furnish
any demand. Address me at Harrisonhurg, Va
JOSEPH FUNKHO USER.
October G, Is6S-5m.
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STOVES! STOVES!

NmEXTALs GIVE sATIsFACTIoSI
~ OTientais TroublcI Sc ~
OTicutsis cave Money
OiientaIs are the BeFt Stoves
ID" not waste your MosEY, TtsiE and P.-
TIENcE with ''worthicEs" Morning GIoricst
Buy an Oriental Stove and be cornfortn Die,
Get the & ENEINE ORIENTAL STOVES Of
n"S- "a isbs. d. HUMPHREYS co.
Papers advertising Tor us copy. :, : :,
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To the Public.

HAVING purchased available tract of timber
I 1 land. and located Saw-Mill upon it with
capacity of saving forty thousand feet of Lumber
weekly, / viii be prepared to furnish nearly
EVERY VARIETY OF LUMBER,
Such rs Pine Plank, JOists, RafterS, Stud
Oak Fencing Plank, DC.
Lumber will be kept constantly hand at the
Mill, miles above Eearsley & Sheerer's Planning
Aiill, on the Shenandoah river. and Messrs Hum
phreys & Hooff's Lumber yard at Charlestown.
Persons contemplating building will promote
their interests by calling upon 1.-The subscriber in
person, Messrs. Humphreys 3, Hooff before going
elsewhere. GEO. ". EICHELBERGER. :
August II, ls6S-6m.
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MIsoEBLAN EoUss.
80 THE NOVELTY
FOUNDRY AND. MACHINE WORKS
OF NJ. J. LEEsE s. CO,
r,IRKERSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA.

A LII work warranted 20 per cent. cheaper than
n any other establishment in the United States
Tho attention of tue public is respectfully called TO
our extensive ~ : IfrnH 81.
FOUNDRY & MACHINE w ORKs,
established in 1861 and situated on Ranawha street,
near the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot, Par
kersburg, West Va. The entire establishment, in
Hits departments. is supplied with the most aP-
to the mauuiacture of Machinery and Light and
Heavy CASTINGS, of every description. Our
ork of the best quality both material and
work manship. We areCx.ensively engaged in the
manufacture of
PORTABLE. & STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES,
STEAM BOILERS, Circular Saw Mills, FIOurnng
We are also prepared TO do Copper, Brass, Sheet
Iron Work, and Pipe Fitting. We also manuiac-
Ofice aud stlier Stoves, Oil Stills, Oil Tanks,
Oil. Well Tools, and warrant them ~ be made OF
the kcst Rrn II LION Allan
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-05
FOUNDRY,

aud now able to furnish Castings of good
quality low can be bought elsewhere. -...
All work entrusted to viii be done with dis
patch, and guaranteed to give satisfaction. The
highest price paid in Cash for Old Iron of all kinds
Give us call at the Jefferson Mach shop. Stone
Row. WEIRlCK & WELLER.
Charlestown Jan. 90, IS0s.
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TO TRAVELLERS.
WINCHESTER AND POTOMAO r. Z,
TIME AB L E.
TRAINs GorNs wEsr.

Leave Harper's Ferry at Z I0A NJ andsl IS NJ :
Leave Shenandoah at 4 Il A NJ aud % NJ
Leave Keyes' Switch at ~ A NJ and l 81 p NJ.
Leave Halltown at SO a NJ aud IS P NJ.
Leave ChRrlcstown att 81 A NJ and 81 p n.
Leave CamerOn's at u A NJ and e5 p NJ.
Lave Summit Point ut s 80 A NJ and Is NJ.
Leave Vaudeville at 50 Am and SOP ~.
Leave OPeq1on Bridge s 90 A Nj and ? 23 Ma
Leave Stephenson's at "a \ NJ and , IL p NJ.
Arrive at Winchestefat.9 IS A NJ and SIS NJ.
TRALSs GoISG EAST.
Leave Winchester at 10 IS A NJ and sOPM
Leave StePhensonis At 10 asa NJ and 80 PM.
Leave OPeqoon Bridge at 10 81 A NJ and 81 NJ,
Leave Summit Point II Il A NJ and % Nj.
Leave Cameron at IL 25 NJ and All NJ
Leave Cha rlestoNn at IL sc A NJ and SO p NJ
Leave Halltown al. II A A Nj and u NJ
Leave Keyes' Switch ut u 50 A NJ and : rs p M
Leave Shenandoah at II OIL p NJ and 30 nj
Arrive at Harper's Ferry - 05 A NJ and 5 IS PM.
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boots AND sHOES-

VERY supSriot co1rse Boots. iYou,bs' and t.-,.
- -Boots-SItrAe qualify, Extra heavy nigh eVt
Brogans,. ladies' and Misses Calf w fkfng Shoe
Congress GaiteTs-extra quality Thee ooods are
CITY. made and fuy eqIstto any made in our mids,
Lanes are iovited 70 examine stock before puy-
eh S.g, - 49,. p. HOWELL.
IN KEGS BEastipg Pov-der, Safety Pose. spor,.
IL ing Powder, Caps. Shot. Pistol Cartridge.
Fowde5 tasks and Shot Pouches. for saie by
Decent Der $, 1868 RANSOM & DIXIE.
New sToCK.-1e have just received an add
Hardware, Mechanics Tools. Table and Pocket
Cutlery. &c &c. RASsoS + DUKE.
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JAMES N. JOHNSTON.
g . We -.
PREPARE FOR COLD WEAnHI

q y . y II s.
PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER.
WE have the most extensive and complete ~.
w sUTtmcnt of STOVES ever in shis market f.,
which We call the attention Of the public. our
E.ctcusio4- Tap @ oEjng IStore-reiM Cast.
Lro" BoH'7' and Tin Hentsr nRocAed
InlProse" E.ig Store open or Air-TIghi!
Gus Bgraer 'Stoecs-jor Neo,iay oHe or
hro RooD,g;
CJiHtoz ,S,ore-UV Sizes;
AioyHjny GIo5y-0H sf-cy:
And great variety Of other Stoves for wood or
Coal Those desiring stov.s will plrBsc lrEvc or,
GcrE early. MILLER * SStfrIt -
Chariesto~sn, September ;. 1895 -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-05

TIME sui.scriber, having Just returned from freh
il erick City, with q extensive STOCK OF npeIi9r
material is prepared offer to the citizens OF JET
fcrson county, the very best bargains IN
n BOOTS AND S 81 o ES,
Inanufactrred under his own supervision, by 'he
bestcity workmen. His stock is such as to recon-
mend it TO every judge of .a--.s
L EA II n E r
and has been purchased with great care from the
mandatory OF Messrs. Bantz & Wachter, OF Fred
erick the Oldest and most experienced TANNERS
in the State of Maryland AS he employs none but
the beat workmen-such as thoroughly understand
the trade-aud works none other than the best nm
ished material. he feels confident Of his ability to
give satisfaction Especial attention given to the
fuerquslity of
LADIES' WORK.
For the accommodation of the trade, he will keep
on hand, at alltimes, a complete assortment Of
READY MADE WORK,
which he will warrant TO compare with any that
can be found in the country.
REPAIRISG done in the best style, on the shoTtest
notice. NEw woRK and REPAIGISG executed ia
from twelve forty-eight hours and no dlsaP-
poinuIents at toe hour promised
wATER-PRoOFC oAiPOSITEON.
He has constantly on hand supply of this vaua-
bic article, which has been used during the past
winter with entire satisfac ton by many OF his Gus
toners. He would refer those who wish to know
something OF its value TO the following gentlemen,
who have used it with effect viz DIR. john D..
Starry, w. }. Hawks Capt John J. Leck, w Ely
and George w. EichelbeFger.
priI 81, ls6S-6m. &c KEMP.
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HLoTHS. CASSINIERES & yESTISGS
~ Gentlemen's Shirts, Shirt Collars and Cravats
Merino Gloves and Socks, Hats anu Caps. Boots
and Shocs 4. w. CEAAlER.s
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-05

CAMPBELL < MASON Wholesale and Retail
a gents for Jefferson county.
June d, lS6S-iy
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MISC ANEoUs.
No Humbug Here !

yT,tiE sl.seriber having, lust returned from Fred
i erick City, with extensive STOCK OF superior
materials prepared TO offer to the citizens oil Jet
fetson county, the very best bargains IN
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30
HrcaA and Tea.

A little incident occurred in one OF
our Sunday Schools, a few weeks ago,
which, rs showing off the guessing
power of a little urchn, may not be
uninteresting nor Improbable.
The teacher of the class had related
to her scholars the scriptural story of
the mama fed to the Israelites while
they were travelling toward the Prom
ised Land. AT the conclusion of the
relation, she said that she should ask
them about the story on the next Sun
day, to see how much of it they re-
mcmbered. When the next Sunday
came, there came to the Sunday school
a little fellow who had rot had the
benefit OF the relation of the story the
Sunday before. Theteachcrproceeded
with the lesson, and soon put the ques-
ton: "Well, what did God give them
to eat:' The little fellow got an idea
through his head i'll moment and
raised his hand as a signal that he could
answer the question. swell, Jimmie"
said the teacher, "what Gid lie give
them II dess," said Jimmie, with a
triumphant look, II dess He div EN-
bread and tea"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30

nc Lecture
Last Tuesday evening, at the Court
House, was by Rev. G. J. Switzer, and
was tolerably well attended, all things
considered. The subject was Several
Aspects Of Romanlsm." There was a
general expression of the aadicuce to
the high tone of the discussion, and
:hc able treatment of the topic. This
question is looming up again into prom
inencc in all circles and this lecture
was very opportunc. If we mistake
not it will have a marked influence
wherever delivered.
This is the first of series Of lectures
with which it is the intention of the
Lyceum to favor the people Of Toledo
this season. These lectures will cost
some money, and it is earnestly hoped
that all who feel an interest in the sue
cess OF this projected course of lee
lures will come forward and aid the
Lyceum IN its phlanthropic cndeavors.
We Indicate our idea as to the course
which such should pursue, in aid of the
enterprise, to be this: Join the Lyccum,
attend its meetings and aid in Undue
ing others to do the same. Any 9th
err course reaching the same end will
be as acceptable. AT any rate, let us
all act, and act effectively
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30
Christmas Festivities.

AS we stated in our last issue, the
Baptist, Methodist and Congregation
al Soclties held Christmas festivities
at their churches, on Christmas eve.
at the Methodist Church, 4 large
tree was provided an artificial ever
greenwich hung full of presents for
children and others. A sort of an
attempt was made to palm off an
Ethiopian colorcd individual as the
veritablc Santa Claus. Very few
could be seduced into the belief that
the great aiv~ of presents to good
children was colored person. A
rich time was enjoyed by tie audience
IN the distribution of the presents
Of course nearly every body was the
happy recipient of something nice.
At the Baptist Church not the
least effort was made to disguise the
quercusean character of the tree, cx-
ccpt so for as it was laden with those
nice things that made glad the hearts
Of children. The carly exercises of
this society were school exhibition
with pieces and dialogues. We are
sorry that we were not able to be
present Ill time to witness this portion
of the evenings entertainment. The
School was unable to secure the ser.
vices of Santa Claus, for the evening.
SO 1t obtained the presence and assist
ance of Kriss Krinklc, his son. This
Kriss must be a tavorite with the
children of the Baptist Sunday School,
if We are allowed to take into consid-
Grafton the enthusiasm with which he
was greeted and the gladness with
which his presents were accepted.
At the Congregational Church, the
tree was tastey ono and was loaded
with the whcrewithal for such an
occasion. To witness the literary ex-
ercises, early IN the evening, we were
not able to De present. The school
was fortunate in securing the presence
Of old Santa Claus, himself, though he
came near being delayed to late
hour, by the SHOWS on the Mountains.
The white bearded old fellow must
have many young friends in this
school, if enthusiastic meetings and
pleasant reception Of presents arc
critcrions of fricndlincss.
OF course, at all these festivities,
everybody received appropriate gifts
and were satisfied Herewith, while we
arc sure that many one was raptur-
ously glad. Those little children, as
they grow up, will associate Christ
mas with happiness and joy.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30

The fifth volume, and the third year
OF Lippinco.t's Magazine commences
with the January number, copy of
which is before us. Its contents arc
varied, embracing, in addition to the
Serial Novel, Tales, Sketches OF Travel
and Adventure, Essays, Poems, Pa.
pers on Popular Topics Of the Day,
and Misccllanies by able writers. Its
illustrations form an attractive feature
We commend this Monthly as one that
IS growing in importance, and whose
influence in literature is constantly on
the increase.
The Publishers, J. =. Lippincott &
Co., Philadelphia, Pa, will send spcci-
men copy and premium list, on appli-
cation
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30

''1Ils Own PApEE.n-Our junior part
ner came very near being "erstaun.
ished" the other day by an old gentle
man from the country, who has been
for some time reader ct the Eagle.
Enter old gentleman in a hurry, and
very gruffly-'Ive been reading your
paper for good while, and don't
want to read it any longer'-Juuior
partner hauls down the subscription
book, revolving in his mind a good
"cussing" Of old gent for stopping his
home paper. Fact Isl, continues Old
gcnt--"lve been reading your paper
for some time, and now l want to
read my o,cn-so here's two dollars
Old gent vanished and left junior part
ner in trance state.-[ Vinton Eagle
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30
OF COurse9

OF COursee
Those of our readers who enjoyed
the exquisite pleasure OF perusing the
History of Tama County," as written
by U. I. S. Rice, will hardly be sur
prised, we suppose, by the following
card from Rice's publishers:
CAuTIoN.-Whereas one L. T. S.
Rice, small, insignificant looking
wheIp, who wears spectacles, carries a
large cane, has limp in his walk, talks
smooth and lies like Satan, has been
obtaining money and credit by repre-
senting himself as partner in the firm
OF Smart & Parrot, or as agent for us,
we hereby caution all persons that we
are not responsible tor any Of his acts.
He is il no way connected with us, bat
is perfect DEAD BEAT in every sense of
the word.
SMART 81 PARIoTr.
c Printers will please note.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30
P0la,OlOgy.

F0mOiOEy.
Fruit in the West is no longer thing
of speculation. The best of fruit has
been grown in Iowa and other States
in the Great North West. "Whatman
has done man may do" is trite, but true.
A little stimulus added TO the encr-
gies Of the farmers, and fruit culturists
OF the West will demonstrate, beyond
the possibility Of doa5t, that better anl
more fruit cannot be raised any where
than is raised in the Mississippi Valley.
We are glad to see that Mark Mill er,
of Des Moincs, IS inaugurating IN eff
cient aid to the promotion OF this con
summation. Mr. Miller proposes, as he
informs US, to commence the publica-
ton of a monthly Magazine, devoted
exclusively to Fruit Culture. We will
let him tell his own story:
The Western Pomologist will be
published Monthly, commencing on the
lst OF January, 1870. 1t Will be dcvo-
ted to Horticulture and kindred top
ics-Fruit Growing and Gardening,
Horticulture, Arboriculturc, and Rural
Architecture.
Each number will contain sixteen
large quarto pages OF three columns
each-makng Is columns of reading
matter, monthly, and will be illustrated
and printed in the best style OF the art.
TEEMs.-Single copy, sl00. To a
club Of five, $3.50. Ten. $780,
Twenty, $500, with an extra copy to
the agent, without regard to size OF
club.
MARK MILLER,
DEs MolsEs, Iowa.
Derew1fy 1850
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30
a Word to Fruit Culturists.
ESSAYS WANTED.

The attention Of Fruit Growers is called TO
the following offers:
To the writer of the best practical essay on
Fruit Culture, in Central Iowa, we will send
THE TAMA COUNTY REPUBLICAN one year, free,
AMI present .B,ackhcrries in Vase" one Of
Prangs American Chromos, l7xl31 inches,
the retail price Of which is 5000, in Boston.
To the writer of the second best essay on
Fruit Culture, in Central Iowa, we will send
The TAMA COUNTY RErup,lcAS, and either the
Iowa Homestead, or the American Agricul-
turist, rs the party may elect, one year free.
To the writer Of the third best essay on
The TAMA COUNTY RsrupL1clN one year,
free.
The above essays must not exceed in length
twelve pages of foolscap and must be written
by residents of Tama county, who must be
actually engaged in the business of frnit cul-
turc. though not necessarily as speciality.
The essays must be sent in 70 the under
signed, Wittout signature, but accompanied by
." ASNsos ~e's o'S''"e'ef "hA Host al VIC III W
the 3!st day of December, 1869. On the LIST
day OF January, 1870, the undersigned will
select a committee Of three disintcrestel per-
sons to whom the essays will be submitted fer
award. None but the undersigned will know
the names Of the competitors until after the
awards are made. Due announcement will
be made Of the appointment and names Of the
Committee.
The essays, after award. are to be left with
the undersigned, who reserves to himself the
right topublish in TnE TAMA County, REpup
LlcAN, such Of them as he chooses, whether or
not awarded any Of the above premiums.
Should there be less than three essays subs
mittcd, the Committee will exercise its lscrc-
ton in awarding tho first premium to either
of the essays submitted.
The undersigned hopes that those who have
had experience in the cultivation of fruit in
this portion of Iowa, will be induced to assist
those needing help, and thereby contribute to
tho general veal Of the whole community.
NJ. u. c. TRUE,
Editor Tama County Republican.
Nov. sth, 1850.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30

20" That gentlemen (?) who took our
axe from our wood pile sometime be-
tween Saturday evening and Monday
morning, is hereby notified that if he
will return it, even as secretly as he
took it, no questions will be asked.
We could not have the face to thus ask
for the axe, only that the weather is
slightly cool and we need little fire
occasionally.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30
Sfcscg,.

stolen.
Last FRIDAY evening, while the
Christmas festivities were in prog
ress, a pair Ct hobs, with q wagon bed,
was taken from the stable of Rev III.
\. Brown, of the Baptist Church.
The sled belonged to BENZ. L.. Knapp,
who resides about three miles east OF
town. \ new pair of hobs was also
taken from before the shop OF w. T..
Hinton, of Toledo. They have sent
return Of the slcds and the capture of
out posters and offer reward for the
the th:ci or thieves.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30
The Eycean,.

At the last meeting of the Toledo
Lyceum, 4 resolution was passed,
changing the organization of the So
ciety to a Senate. Under that ar
rangemont the President will deliver
his annual Message" to the Senate,
next Friday evening. The Members
OF the Cabinet will make their reports
at the same time.
It is anticipated that under the new
organization the community will take
a more general interest in the Society,
and attend in greater force.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30

Buckingham is destined to be a dis
tinguishcd railroad centre, sometime,
if all the roads projected through that
town, are built. To the enumeration,
given 10y our correspondent, should be
added the Protean Iowa Central, and
the list is sweled to five. We shall
take pleasure in noting the completion
OF the five railroads through Bucking-
ham
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30
To Observer, 40. =.

Your communication is too person
al, and, besides, is not called tor, by
the subject treated Of You have had
one "drlve" at "Obscrver" and he has
responded. That must close the con-
trovcrsy, whether satisfactory to you
or not
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30

TEACHER WANTED Tho school at
Peck's Corners, in York township is
in need Of a teacher They pay s37 90
per month. A letter addressed to Il.
A. Peck, Dryden T.. O., will meet 4
reply.