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DO Won know George Hjiil

suppose you have that felicity but pcrhape you arc
not aware the ena! George p,esides the spiritual
destinies Of the cosiest little saloon on the West Side
George can be seen at the pOncy Saloon,
Pixies Peak, adjoinin: Meyers Co. Geo.
never sold drop Of poor ii uor in his life. Call
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Brick-A Successive called ut the brick
yard this afternoon, and have an item for
you. Mr.. Bclcher has been manufacturing
brick for "a years. He says this is the best
material he ever used, and that every brick
will be nearly equal to the best fire brick
The clay is taken from the bank just he.
yond the bridge. There arc 1000 no. set
or drying in the yard. and, even with the
intense heat of the past two days. there can
not he found crack in any of the 10000
The surface is smooth, fine grained, and
close. There is no mineral substance in the
clay. 1t will burn n pale red. or, If soil is
mixed with it, bright red. A flue of
$4,000 is set, which will be increased to 100,
600 in another week. when the kiln will be
burncd-requring fou, or five days. The
machine has capacity of 10000 brick per
day. and the yard of $4,000 Mr.. Eclcher
is also making larger and better brick by
hand. These latter will sell for $25 per H.
and the common size a. SEQ per NJ At these
prices, and the quality he says, it is much
cheaper building material than stone, and
the day Of wooden store houses is of the
past
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WANTED-A FIRST CLASS SNELTER-One
who practically understands the reduction Of argenti
ferou. gaena ores. Employment given Immediately.
Address *"
&" Care New North.west,
46-9 Deer Lodge, Montana.
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vr.Al, aycra-" jg'. Glorious weather. o35 inches
,,,at,!. "-rE 40 mosquitoes In the valley yet. but
mon the -lr- OF the monntiins among the pines
,'y are ,rny and big a. carlcws My,iads Of grass.
op,ers ).-, Matching out In places along the river.
.,ow in drift. along the Do: Creek hills and far
l,nu OF. the sides Of the mountains whose submits
ar. very whit. More snow than usual at this time
NJ wear. Cottonwood Creek high and rising, Deer
LoIsc River at n moderate stage aad rising slowly.
C. s.
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Fruit =!


FEUIS fTU1C 1IuISSS 1A"
We have on hand and shall keep the market eun-
piled with the choicest varieties Ut f'eeh fruit which
receive from the railroad direct, such Us
APPLES, ORANGES. LEMONS. DATES, FIGS,
an in fact anything end everything in the Fruit and
Candy trade, vi the best quality and at lowest rates.
Next door to J b Wilcox 3 CO., Main street.
LEWIS 4 COLEMAN.
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Lehman L Newman Louisville, Montana
Lehman Newman Louisville, Montana
Lehman Newman housewife, Montana
Lehman { Newman housewife, Montana
Lehman T. Newman,
BOULDER" BLOCK. LOUISVILLE, MfsSOULA COUNTY,
Montana Territory
DEALER IN WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS,
and general merchandise. Always hand the largest
and best stoc!; In the .
CEDAR CREEK MINES.
louisville June !. 1879. <S-A
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Tclegraph.-From gentlemen who came
over ths,F renchwoulan'ssrsad . daysr two
since, we learn that the post holes for the
telegraph line arc now dug 70 Dog creek
or perhaps this side-14 miles out, and the
poles delivered 70 nearly ALL The CRITICAL
corps should be here by Tuesday or We'd.
nesday srs -aRstas nas TtgaH21i u yss#ea
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Head q Deep...From Mr. Palmer in from
Deep to-day, we learn there Is abundance Of
water in Deep and everybody working.
Hayden, MCGEE, Gibbs 4 Co. are doing we'll
on their lower ground. Blk Gulch 10 yiell-
ing surprisingly; 1909 nugget was one
of the trophies last week In Morse 4 Sim
mons sluices.
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""'S 'SSe''cu N"e AOHo""S ssuCc
tho above was in type: ...-
'Change Diamond to Wednesday, June
Goth, and insert after Missoula Wednesday
or Thursday, July 18Th or 14th.
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[ ~yTHE KIYUs SALOON, AT PIONEER, q
which Geo. Perry Co. ars psoprietors make spec.
iaity OF selling GENUINE LIQUORS. Fine cisars.
Customers veil treated the best bar sock II town.
and headquarters for tie boys. Call in and Try IT,
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Ii. Cavanaugh. Our Washington cor
rsspoadens writing May sSth, esys II. Cav.
anangh = slowly recovering, and would
have been eonvalescent bad his medical I'd.
wiser been skillful The letter arrived too
10. ak.nss. a>.,,. .sfs5s t1a24s8 b Ne a-l3ia
MS0 IOI SuI1 SUe.G - a. .aa &C. ls - - -.
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The Little HuSkey" Billiard

Lace Pcddlcrs. During the last few days
there have been circumnaviga,ing around
corners and through tho mud, three females
engaged In the business of selling lace. We
have not seen them ;sdo not know chat they
are cheating our citizens. or have beguile.l
my of tho ladies into lad purchases by well.
turned compliments on their kitchens, babies,
or fcc,-on general principles those little
articles are characteristic of the class. We
notice. however, in the Herald, that couple
of females in Helena engaged in the same
bnsin css; have been arrested and compelled
TO d'sgorse for swindling ladies' at that place
by selling them 25 cent imitation for wha,
they represented was point lace, at - pc,
yard. If CUR lady readers wish nice goods
they will do better to pstronize responsible
and established firms, when, II the good.
are not as represented, they can be returned
fen'herton & Kelly, or Roscnthsl viii and
can sell goods at less than honest wandering
jobbcrs can. .4.m.. ~. A .... s,~
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a. SAM SING Aas paid . In infoeming the
public that hs washee now 4 % cent white shin, q
cent wool shirs-asly good, - sans Mclean woman,
no shlink--Glen.hack
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FOR SALE.-rae TOLL ROAD AND
RANCH, known 40 the Frenchwomans Road and
Ranch IS miles from Helena. This property win b.
sold cheap for cash. Good buildings and improvements
to run. For Particular call At the Ranch.
film VICTOR DURANT,
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1000 Brown Jugs 4 Little Old Man
(Ouc Thousand nnd One In alD
Opposite Langriehe's Opera House, at MACS
BROWN JUG, Helena,
M INN Main ssreet
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''asiss = Ba1hls.s -fhs flashealls-
some 260or 900 In nnmber-with soma 6oo
horses passed through Deer Lodge on Tues.
day bound for the MuscleShell, BY way Of
the Boulder trail and Grow Greek. They
were better clothed than We ever knew
them to be before, evidencing recent visit
from Major Galbraith. Their stock wss IN
excellent condition, and included quite 4
number Of American and half.breed horses
i was the greatest equine display we have
had in the streets for many day. and
must have nearly depopulsted the Bitter
Root We attempted to ''Interview" one
OF the Chiefs on the Bitter Root question.
but was rebnAed with tho reply that he ex-
pected to he soon called to Washington ct
Government expense 70 give his views on
that andthc question Of Territorising the
Indians, and could not conscientiously eivs
Us the preference Of his views, over Presi.
dent Grant He then grunted thrice, and
departed. s#=a-.t .f..
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Y b
- GREAT AAlE OF cLOTMNGl-w. Copanss
: Bro. have IN stosc in the NEW NoRTn-Wxsr BUM.
Ing. Dat 1edEe. . hfue stock q rFC,rrg Eft
sCAE1fO8NIA READY MADE CLnTHlNo.
.'a 70 " so,d out q Wholesale PsseeA III
q RETAIL without reserve. TIE bsst bssyaiss sre Of
fsssd % ths West SIDE Asslsndid stock, and muas
GREAT sAh6x1Ss IN coAra 80 !
Y, CIV y ! can bsfdgs pssehasiag slsswhesa
Also. ~ nvolcB . Nms4 euAau1 CoAx On. A.
1880 = w - - - S7-l
8ATHA 1ATHS 0AT0A RXTHs
0eesdla 0stA le94 Dps lsiea sesp,eeA -
s'da1 Xgl NJ 1saasa 81 - "a cs6e. IIaA
SLsO. plssAt ~ fsresA = tIUNnIn
a.t1g1oaoa . aasissA N = hS,a ~
g oee4 e9e9 - ~ 4601ss1A Assis6 = -
49, 81 - ehQv0a. Isnnnaane.a ~
- e1eeS 9lh u - -
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~ Joo's BAKERY at Helena, Is the best
Re.tau,sst in the Territory and his tables contain oil
thu luxuries in the market Joe superintends in pr.
son. and therefore his patrons not neglected Go
and see what Joe has for dinner, and be satisfied.
Destruction Of Game. Our attention has
been called to tho wanton destruction of
game in this vicinity by shooting birds du'
ring this, the Matching season. There is no
statutein Montana prohibiting the shooting
ct birds at any season.. but no true sports
man will knowingly and wi!fully violate the
laws nature has enacted. We are informed
the ''lonc birds" on the prairies at present
indicate that there will he enc broods out
presently, aud We trust that those who have,
perhaps, forgctful of the season. been bag
cling birds, will desist until proper time.
~ Just received at A. I.avenbefg b Co.'S No so
Main street. Helena, fue lot Of WOODEN Dress Goods
C!oaks. Silk Dresses Fur Capes, Mufs, Ladies and
Chidrens Hats and Bonnet< and other desirable and
fashionable goods. d. .-- - .... up zssl.sz
Post Office. and after June 10Th the
Mails leaving Deer LodgeP. O. will be
closed as follows co.. ae... Il
For Missouls and Cedar. 4. p. m.
For Virginia, via Silver Bow, 10, pm.
For Helena and the East, 10. p. m.
Citizens will please notice the closing Of
Western Mails, and deposi, I'll letters in due
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S"s .aa- ~..v~.r NlyuO
3wood Street, Helena, Montana,
evIoAsL ,. x. an8O PooPnsxxoa & rtFsFS
KlYus .a# - --rs>.,,>
Kiyus 1ecafAns a tbs raeA 49,
no. Colonel - - fasa,sy q plaaaag svugyhels.
as1 ~ Aosss v ~. SosAssas.E. -
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% 23 % 25 as rs
Golden Crown! Golden Crown!
and all other drst.class cigars at e3cta
Cd 23 81 90 o3 as
t.- LOUIS COLEMAN,
Next door Wilcox l. Co., Deer Lodge City.
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Two 8havee for % Cents,
~ AT TIE OCCIDENTAL"
Barber Shop, on the corner joining the Metropolitan
Billiard Hail. 49tf r. PLUIAER.
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Personal. W. Morris, ". PrOu;s. Co

Personal. W. Morris, W. Prou;s. Col.
4. Russell and ilr. Warrington of Virginia,
organized themselves into corps Of obscrv
alton and visited Deer Lodge and con;igu.
Gus camps this week. We were pleased to
see item Oh this side, and trust they arc
pleased to have been here. We may have
The pleasure Of welcoming some of them to
apermancnt residence hcrc.-Mr L. Stras.
burger was in town with view to business.
hnjo r Chas. S. Bagg, a pioneer of Deer
Lodge, and member OF the Legislature from
this county term or two. returned on Wed.
nesaay after a proiractcd visit East. He
Las come to stay, to live, to die and to be
huIieI-and probably meantime run for the
cgislairrc-among the mountains. -Robt.
Steele, Esq, Deputy Sheriff, and Mr. Chas
J Reynolds. Deputy Clerk of the Court of
Lewis and Clark, were in town this week.
Henry Harris, an old resident, accompanied
by father, brother and sisters, arrived from
Iowa few days since. They will make
their home herc.-Our Republican friends,
&ol. L. Lane of Silver Bow, and Mr.. T.
oBrady OF Pilgrim bar, gave US pleasant
calls this wcck.-Mr. Isaac Hcidcnhcimer
Jas established himself at Silver Bow.-Mr.
II. J, Price is appointed P. NJ. OF Silver Bow,
eice Mr.. Allen resigned.
Just THE PLACE ron the B0ye
Jusr TUE PLACE ron THE B0yS y,
Just THE PLACE ron EVERY BODY
"EyEHyBopy TAKES SOME N Theirs
THE LITTLE NCSKEY '4'
The Little Huskey" Billiard Saloon
and Cluh Rooms formerly Franco Amcrican) at Deer
Lodge. =
rritchctt & Boswell, Froprietors.
JOHNNY GERBER is behind the Bar which in.
sne, III" proper correction OF the delicate drink
aud polite attention to customers The CLUB ROOMS
ltc In full L,ast. :
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I
-; BORN. = -.
WHnso.; 10 q siis 4 VIM. Wilson. Dse lsass.
Dsrfrox-To The VIII II JOHN Drisso.. p,er Ioaca
Nay - Q son. 4 AZ 80
Cseek, June 4 adsashtee.
Ho9R- OensY.-In Dubsque. Nay 9Th, 1syQ b.
1ev: Chaplin, Joseph J. Hen, Brew. Major U. 8. A.
e Miss Elisabeth X, da1ghtsr & the late Joseph
Oyihy.
locK0YJEy1KRr-1n Hsleua, Jane 5th, Is.Q q The
residence q 1r. Hugh KirkeDdall BY fhe Rev g. @.
LAthroR II. 3icAGd Lseks1 nd Misc Emily r JED.
CaAvHx-FaAgnA-lu pfickly Pear vsllsy, June &
b Rev: q G. Lathrop, II. no6A n. Cssvsn nd Nh.
Mary f. Ensiss. -. -
AcKOM-CALDvHIl,-ln Heleaa juuO &, b Rev. q
g. Lathrop. Mr.. 7. Z. 1cKoin and Mn. 1issods Gaia.
well. =
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" DIRECT FROM THR STATES, via Cosinne,
frssh arrival Of Choices Groceries, LIQUORS Boots
and Shoes. CIGARS, Stationery, &C. at stan#
... =A ue J. B. WILCOX 4 cos
<0 1& Deer Lodge.
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Paaoen9o 0Ak Esp cas- n after
csa.isd WITH rsgsasiy. diUates, and = sAsap r1ea
UoAes 4 ~ 1eahlaL Dawaslb slsssk HslnA ~
- .ts s.# q q BUNTLBY, A0nl
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A n THE REGULAR COMMUNICATION Of
Deer Lodge No. IL A. =. = A. II. VIM b hex
~easA' ss md 1Ai1 sss' SsEo e '; g. y =
W. ". JON4A 0sasGE t.- ~
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-06
"Trais.Up."

SOLOMON says, Trails up . child.
iu the way be should 60 &c." Bat
what must be thought Of the evey.
day yresOiay sp ot children At the ca
price OF their own sweet(0 Whilst. At
best. the halt Of our children recsave
only little Sunday teaching, at hs~e,
but never any trsssisG G-only . few
pounds OF cut-and- dry-precept on
each seventh day, but no ever-pres-
cut, worthy example and long-con
tinued discipline. Schools can no more
remedy these defects than Napo.
leon can make the world believe that
he is great aud good man. Our
schools have their daily and quarter
ly vacations; but the streets, where
fighting, swearing, obscenity, and
all meanness are learned take no re-
cesses, neither do the pupils seem TO
desire it.
What Is to be done? Plainly
enough, 1t is only necessary to take
Soiomon's advice as it means: 1fGis.
up child in the way he should 60,
neither depending on tssaaiss for that.
is not t.aining, nor, worse still upon
accidental growing up, ~ that u sure
to come OF itself and Is bal enough
, !, In all conscience.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-06
CLlPPINGs

II I needle gun will shoot four and
. halt mites, how far will . sewing
machine carry:
An indolent fellow declares he
prefers rolls in bed to rolls in break.
fast.
An article Of apparel sometimes
added to . lovers suit: .'the sack. !"
Also "the mrtten."
A paper out West has for its mot.
to, sGood will to al men who ray
promptly. Devoted to news aud
making money"
Why would Sampson have made q
good opera-singer? Because he could
easily have brought down the house.
The New York Evening Post wit
tily says, that If letter postage is
reduced 70 one cent, there viii! be
two cent to where there is one cent
now.
It Il said there IL nothing 80 cal
culated TO call out the deep earnest
ness Of true woman, and enlist her
most faithful devotion, - doing up
her back hair.
A rather careless cook, in Mem
phis, recently stepped choice selec-
tion Of lucifer matches in the tea,
and nov = whole family Of seven
slumber in the valley. S.,
The man at the head Of the house
can mar the pleasure Of The house
hold; but he cannot make 4. That
must rest with the woman, ard 10
her greatest privilege.
Willie, . little 1--WE year old, was
playing with honey bee when the
angry bee stung him. .Oh, grand
ma, cried Willie, II did not know
bees had splinters in their feet"
Henry Ward Beccher says he
once saw = young lady .,slap a man
in the face and throw his cigar down
his throat" because he insisted up
on smoking in her presence.
| When . man in power asks for
time 10 consider anything, it is gen
orally In order that he may be able
to consult his immediate inferior,
without whose sanction he dares not
assent to anything.
There is . Canadian newspaper en-
titled The Saint Mary and North
Midxllesex Argus and Review, and
IGranton, Lncan, ALISON Craig, Park
Hill and Widder Advocate, and Ln-
can Extcr Gazette.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-06
OF - New England.
BosroN, Sept, s.h, 1870.

9e ASVoAVN3 0CPSs Owl AOsV'
After finishing my last letter to the
REPUBLICAN, on the morning of the
23d OF August, read it over and do
cieded that my fortune never would
be made as . newspaper correspond
ent, and very nearly decided that
should be'lhe last Of my letters, but
for fear Of besng -sccused Of backing
out Of what had cor mcuced, Isend
You .one more. aesls sss
In the afternoon Of the same day, I
visited Mr.. W. r. Ooaant and iasni-
", brother of our Conant, in Tole-
do. Mr.. Conaut has ! beautiful
place in Melrose, shout seven miles
from Boston. I had . splended time,
was entertained sumptaously, and
after tea had dsl,ghlfal ride with
Mr.. and Mrs. Conant. Speaking Of
this ride. rem,nds me to say that
such afternoon rides are . part Of
life IN kM this section Of country; ev-
cry one who eaa afford it keeps
horse and cafriage,if they can't afford
: carriage, An express wagon, OF
something with wheels, and, whatev.
er Il u, the whole family use it to
ride in ~ often - circumstances will
permit, and look upon these rides as
one of the privileges which belong
to them - ia@iIieA I thiatif men in
Iowa would take more trouble st0
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-06

motion of the lips Of the speaker, and
various other places Of interest,
which I cannot mention IN detail. /
have enjoyed seeing the sights and
my impressions of Boston aud vicinl-
ty are somewhat after this order;
Many Of its buildings and pablic
works strike one with the tho idea
Of durability, premanancy and great
age, and seem precious, more on &C
count of their age and the associations
connected with them, thxn because Of
beauty Of structure or design, the
material used (granite) looks As
though it would last forever. Bos-
tonians do not hesitate to tell you the
most eloquent man in the world,
the best public schools n America,
the most geutlsmanly Police in the
United States, and the best edqcated
and most enlighted people On the
globe, can I'll be found in Boston; and
l believe some Of their claims are
correct. While you caauot fail to
80 the naay seod thisgs, yoa will
also notice the most extreme radi-
cal views upon Ill subjects, promul-
gated through the press, in, the pnl
pit, at the theatres, and by public
lectures. The St Crispin war upon
the Chinese and their employers, has
called forth the most bitter denun-
ciations Of everything opposed 70
their views. At st Crispin picnic
one afternoon / listened to . lecturer
of the Female persuasion, lone of
those strong minded Boston women
whose dssy it is to manufacture
thoughts and opinions for their strong
minded admirers throughout the
coantry, to recite after them, .
very persuasive beauty, charged
with being more eloquent than vir.
tuous,) by whom President Grant,
the Republican party, all Christian
churches, and all our public men
with one or two exceptions, we're an
INITIATED, destroyed and swept from
the face Of the earth, because some
man in Massachusetts, put fifty
Chinese in the place OF - many St
Crispins who refased to work tor
what their employer could pay. What
ever else I may think, you will no
doubt survive without knowing.
III 64, a. I. B. NELSON.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-06

Edward Padelforl, Esq, son Of
the late DR.. Elijah Padeltord, Of
Taunton, died at Savannah, Georgia,
a few days since. Among his many
benefactions was the noble bequcst
Of $4,000 tor educating the poor
whites aud freedmen OF his adopted
city.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-06
Frsaa I'VE Poenes,

fJrty-eight bodies al restless and moving
Knowing no quiet from taorning till noes.
Selling moment at each new rsprevins.
Stilline . moment and stkriag - sosa.
Ninety six lips that are eager 70 eAasssr;
Aided, sbstted, By ninsty-six l1sgs,
Needless alike beth OF manner snd NADER
Babel was aaught to his elssass ee
tongues
Ninety-six eyes Of al colsrs sndsisss,
Wstching Tor sights, and enjoying them
too:
Mischievous plottiags and nirtkfal sur
prises,
Mirrored see il the black, gray aad blas.
Ninety-six feet that ARE ready Sse astisa,
Ready for play when their school tinsis
Ger:
Sosn shall I sec, with intsass satisfAe--
tion,
Two of them bear the last child from my
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-06

Sir William Hamilton used to say
that man never knows any thing
until he has taught il in Some way;
it may be orally, ,or it may be by writ
ing q book.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-06

The year just passed has been in
many respects bright one for Trim
ity College, Hartford, Conn. Among
other things, two legacies have been
left her by the Hon. Isaac Toucey
and the Hon. Chester Adams.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-06

The number OF students attending
the German universities is in most
cases greater than usual this summer.
At Heidelberg especially there is .
large increase.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-06
PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE,!
Samuel DeFrance,
PROPRIETOR,

TOLEDO. Iowa.
This House has been remoleled, rs6tted
and newly fssaished, aad Il 10 now sp>a 1bf
lhe satettsinnsas Of ~ travelling puhlla
Il gi.ss better fare and fse less money thaa
any other house west Of the Mississippi.
employ only accommodating servants for
waiting upon my guests. The Stabliag -.
commodations are complete. (v3n20tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-06

Netiee.
Last Call-without costs.
This is to notify all persons,
indebted to us,-that sce must
haze our pay-and hope par
ties will not make themselves
costs. by delaying to settle
their notes and accounts with
in the next SO days.
FREE 4 MORSE. 2
August %, 1870. S4h
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-06

Forty eight souls to be fitted for living,
Fitted to die when the warfare 10 dons.
How am teaching, what aid am giving.
Whist help for battle, thst victory b wvnf
God grant these lips, now 50 eagerly movI
ise
Ever be ready to speak for the right,
Scorning oppressors, the sinful reproving,
Teaching the mourner through prayer 70
ind light.
God grant these eyes, that are dansiag with
gladness,
May not be blinded by sorrowfal tears,
Send to these children bat little Of sadness,
Keep them from sin through The long
coming years.
Onward these feet still must press in LIES
journey,
Over the roses Or thorns % they come:
God give these children endurance and
courage,
Bless them, and keep them, and guide them
safe home.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-06
n 9. nuTsoN,

IN G. HUTsON,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office opposite the brick stese. Elm Street
= Oxford Iowa.
MIL be found Il hii Ooics day and night
w except when absent on professional
busiues. will attend to all calls promptly,
irrespective Of the state Of the weather, or
psoanisry condition. 22N
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-06

Hobart FREQ College, one OF the
most important Institutions support
"a by the Episcopal Church in this
country, stands, with its series Of
,ime-worn granite building. on IN
immense natural boulevard, girdlng
Seneca Lake.