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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-07
Accidents.

On Thursday afternoon, Frank Wusher,
colored, while walking on the track of the
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore Rail
road Company, was run over. An engine
which he did not see knocked him down and
passed over one leg, cutting him badly He
was taken to his clearinghouse, on Tatnall
street, above Eighth, where Drs. G. W.
Jones and Samuel West amputated the limb
about one third above the ankle. Wusher ap-
pears to be about % years old. On the following
morning he was doing well
On Friday afternoon, about three O'Clock,
Willie. aged about four years, little son of
John G. Glatts, grocer, Madison street, below
Sixth, while playing about the arch over
Shipley Run, ON Sixth street, below Madison,
fell from the top of the arch to the bed of the
stream, distance ofabout fifteen feet striking
upon his head and cutting a fearful cash.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.


Custus W. Wright, late Secretary OF Safe
of Delaware, passed through our city Ycstei-
day from the North on his way home.
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sAEKIFF's SALES.
Sheriff. Sala-

Sheriff Is Sale.
BY virtue of writ Of AS Lsvar Facias to me directed
will DO exposed 10 p10le sale At the Washiagtoa
House, Kept by lsa,c Q. Pyle, 10 ths city Of Will
mington, New Castle County, Delaware,
On WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day of November,
A. d. 1871, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ,
The following described Real kstste, riSf e
~ All that certain lot piece parcel Of land stu
HIM. ate IN the City OF Wilmington Aforesaid, with
HtEH six Thres-Stori Brick Dwellings thereon
nk*k erected, bounded aud described as follows u.
wit Ginning the Intersection OF ths westerly side
OF Jehsrson street with the sontheriy side Of Ninth
ates thence vita tbs said side OF Ninth street westerly
ninety feet to the easterlY side OF Windsor street,
thence Herewith southsrly sixty tset Michael
Bradeys And, thence Herewith oastery parallel with
Ninth street nnsty feet g. the said side Of Jefferson
street. aud thence herewith northery feet to
the place OF Deg naing be the contents lesL
Sc zed and taken IA execution as the property Of
Cornelius MeGrenra and g.. aud To be sold by
JAMES ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
sherif'sohes, New Castle, October l4th, 1871.
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Mr. Hayes from the Street Committee ask
ed that consideration of the petition % me
subject OF pavement on Fourth street be
postponed ill the first meeting In April hexi'
Agreed 10.
The weekly report Of the Street Commits
sioner, 4. McIntire, dated Nov. 81, showed
10 men and 2 horses and carts empioyeu
cleansing and repairing streets, on MON
roe street, 10 men and cart on culVert-
Accepted.
Mr.. Febiper from the Watering Commit
tee reported that the shed at Tenth and hing
streets had been built. He also said be hau
been 10 Philadelphia several times 70 sec
about the new engine and that he had oruef-
ed a new steam cylinder Tor the pump-.he
duplicate. A written report will be made
The weekly report of the Superintendent
of Water Works, @. II. Gallagher, showeG
~ men employed, 10 of them being ENGAGED
In digging on All, 7lh, OH, and Wilson
streets. Accepted.
Mr.. Foulk from the Committee on Pubic
I Buildings reported that the reporters desk
ana chair for "the Delaware Pioneer" Ger,
man newspaper. was in place in the Council
Chamber Report adopted.
The petition of the Omehoke Association
for the use OF the City Hall for the evening
OF November 18th, was reported fayoiaoly'
Adopted.
Tie bill Of s. & G Simmons relating TO
streets was transferred TO the Committee on
Streets.
{ Mr.. Febigsr moved that the Mayor be in-
structed TO ask for Commission to assess
damages for the opening OF Liberty strset.-
Agreed to.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-07

BUCKLEY In Philadelphia, on the 2ni inst Thomas
Buckley, aged % years aud six months, formerly Of
this city.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-07
THE
AMERICAN WASHER,
PRICE $3.50.
The American Washer: Saves Money,
Time and Drudgery.ss


The Fatigue of Wishing Day no Longer Drsadsd.ibut
Economy, Efficiency, aud Clean Clothing, Sure.
In calling public attention 10 this little machine
lew Of the invaluable quaiit (not possessed by any
other washing machine yet nvsntei here amer
atad.
1t is tie smalles most complct, most portable most
simple IN construction, most easily 'psrated. child
ten years old, with few hours Practice ean thorough
" comprehend and edsctutllY use II. There l. no Ad
aspg, 10 screws to annoy, no delay In adapting 1t
always ready for use II iaa perfect little wonder
Il Is miniature giant, d0ng more WORK aud Of better
qusltyl than the lst elaborate and costly. one-haf
VI the labor s fully saved BY Its u.s., and the clothes will
board twill wash the largest blanket Three shirs
st time, washing thoroughly In word, the abb uton
Of any fabric, from Quilt to Lace Curtain or Cambria
handkerchief are equally within the capacity Of THU
LITTLE GEN 1t be fastened to any tub ana las
ken of at will.
No matter how deep rooted prejudice may exist
against Washing Machines the moment this little ma.
chine Is seen to perform its wondes all doubts Of ts
cleansing efficacy and utility are bsnishsi, aud the
and deraeto a. once bseom the fast friends Of
the maehiHe.
We have testimonials without end, settag forth II
numerous ad 'aniages over all Others aud from han
dreds who have thrown as lie the uuwieldy, Useless
Chimes which have sguay failed to accomplish the OBJ
eci promised In prominent aud loud sounding advertise
| m snts.
Il is perfect for wathlAg wrnger is for wiring.
ngs The prioa another paramount indueement 10 pur
chAsers, his been placed 70 low that II Is whp the
reach Of every houtekeeper, an1 there In article
domestic economy that will repay the small Euyeslmen
so toon.
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oonn,,l,, Whiskey always on hand, by the
80 ~ ~ battles. the best article ever intro
8need here. Brandy equally fine, at II. r. Bring
huratia az Market street.
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Deldpdre State Bonds Wilmington City Pas
segeor Railway Bonds, Wilmington City Loan o,20
bonds, bought by John McLear SON. bankers NO. o
So
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-07

ceivsd large and well selected stock Of boots aud 'aos
for Fall and Winter wear, MADE O. the es meeI an1.
in superior style Of workmanship which VIII compare
favorabiy with any customer made shoe His prices
are lower than the lowest ca and examine his stock
and satisfy yourselves.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-07

"Ldtour" Oil, nav crop, the best table Of
a., me always good and perfectly sweet, when
mons ne III Of III r. Bril- yhurst 81 Market street.
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PURCHASING YOUR cLoTHHi
RENNETT & Co,

BENNETT g. CO.,
TOWER HALL, ..,,r,r
u,,,-wAv pnrwEFS FlPrH AND SIXTH STs.
PHILADELPHIA
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-07

the cheapest best,
and, to the purcha-
ser, most Satista ctO-
ry Clothing House
in Philadelphia.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-07

Gum CamphOr, just the time to use it, buy
nj n. r. Bringhurst, 3l7 Market street.
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Sherih's Sale.

By virtue Of sundry wis of Ais Levari Facas NO. e1o
and leyai FaeiAs, No AIS, to November Term. 1871,
to me directed, will be exposed " Public Als at the
Washington lotei, kept by Isaac Py lie, 10 Nj rtet
street, In the city u Wilmington New Astle
County, Delaware,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-07

nETHEsDA WATER only % cents gallon
Is at McINALLs seeond and Market.
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The Lnte +. CIarkson Taylor.

The Media, Pa, american, Nov 1st, in its
report OF the proceeding Of the Teachers
Institute, held in that town, Oct %, says:
T, Clarkson Taylor, of Wilmington, was
engaged to lecture this evening on the "Yose-
mite Valley" but telegram was received
last evening, stating that he was unwcll, hay
ing been carried from his school-room in
tainting fit that day. This evening, another
telegram was received, containing the sad in
telligence of his death. Much feeling was ex-
hibited by the audience when this announce
ment was made. Mr. Taylor was one of the
most eloquent speakers Of the present day,
besides being very useful member ofsocety.
His loss win be deeply felt by his friends, of
which he had a large circle.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-07

1 have received large i,Foics u eAliornA wipes
aad brantY, direct from tbs wine-growers Mehsrs
kns stera & Co. The wines have bsen very popular
for years all over hs Unitss stats and feel confident
10 recommending hem a uTer.or vine for medie'nfl
uses. uu- assortm snt o. nprs9s the following;
White or uOck Wine, very deli ate and me
a.vo ie necisly suited 10 saiious female disorders.
Cinret Wine.-A superior and highly Favored
wine ia eerian lowell afe,tiOns.
Angelica Wine rich, Hatuf ally sweet vine,
muth admired by Ia les and we'll adopted to N Akns
hn WIS aud Lilies. II isan exceeding pure wine
and can BE- used for Communion purpose - trial is
sum 'itnt
Port Wiue.-A darp re- color, and 10 poiat Of
body an dehness hivor, similAr u the Old Lisbon
Wins. Mush used for children In IufAnis D.arrh@a,
also in the ,onvlesesni sgas II pro talHg ierefs-
Vintage. 1872
Grape Brandy.--Ths purs li-tllAtoh q hns
grape wige fquN IN rvsry rssnect to the world fAned
Hsaness ey.-Yiattre, 1902.
lhl above all col very reasonable prices by the
slugls bottle
only sold foF medicinal OF the preslr pion OF
esu'ar Physician.
EDWARD McINALL, Js.,
APoTHEGARY,
te;l) Cor. n and ras' Streets, Wilmington.
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During last week there was received for
city consumption gid the Wilmington d Read
ing Railroad, four car loads of barley, SO, 400
pounds, consigned to w. c. Ford, brewer :;
Jour car loads, 400 barrels, of apples for
Harvey IL Sssler; one car load, 10000
pounds, of wheat for Lea & Sons three car
lords, Gs,90O pounds, of wheat for 1atnall &
Richardson. The apples and wheat came
from Michigan. There was also shipped off
the same road, 10 Philadelphia and New York
by boat last week, 100 barrels offlour and two
loads of nails. During last month, 1900 tons
of anthracite and 800 tons of bituminous coal
was shipped to the city over the road, and Is
car loads of nails, 21,OOO pounds to load
were shipped over it 10 New York ria the
Electric Line.
The principal freight is plate pig and
bloom iron, stone, coal, lumber, grain and
car wheels.
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RAILROAD AVENUE.

Mr.. Pickles said that on MONDAY morning,
Judge Gilpln, State Chief Justice, stated that
it would be folly Tor the Clerk of Council to
go 10 Dover 10 fad the Railroad Avenue Act /;
that, the proper person was the former CLERK
Of The House, and present City Solicitor, l.
G Grubb, Esq. Under the circumstance,
he (Mr. P.) instructed Mr.. Giubb 10 go to
Dover, who, after great deal of labor and
search found the Act which passed both
Houses. AT The next meeting a certified
copy OF the Act will be presented Council
with Il full repOrt
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-07

OF the same size and general character as
THE WEEKLY, but with a greater variety Of
miscellaneous reading, and furnishing the news
20 MS subscribers with greater freshness because
hcomes twice week instead OF once only.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
: pEtAwAun STATE. JoUnS,ASLz,,


uyyroE or TUE DELAwAsh STATE. JouhS,As5z,,
The following are tho closing prices Of "o''''''A'''
as reported by
JOHN MCLEAN & son,
No. oos Market Street. wilmington Bankers anu
Dealers in Gov ,r,.nea ,i,ds Gcl rrd reliable hae
and Securities. go,
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oRpINANcE PASSED.

Mr.. Febiger called up on third reading, an
ordnance to repeal certain absolete Ordinan-
ces, relating TO inspector OF salt beef and
pork and TO The compensation OF members OF
Council.
Tie following is the vote on lis passage -
YEAS :--Messrs. ]. Baker, j. G. Baker,
Dillon, Febiger, Foulk, Heusted, Lea, Men.
ton, Mcdowell, Pickles, Phillips, Paynter,
Taylor, Underwood, aud President Mars,
10.
NAYs-None.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-08-24

The State Teachers Association
will be held at Council Bluffs, on tho
29tl,, 3Oth, and 3lst oil August.
Mrs. Jones, a soldiers daughter
and an editors widow, is candidate,
for Superintendent OF Louisa county.
The Republicans Of Wapello Co,
on Saturday nominated J. IL. Merrill
for Senator, and s. I. Caldwell and
J. II. Carson tor Representatives.
The also nominated Mrs. Martha A.
Peck for Superintendent OF schools.
Jonas Elcn6ell, Of Page county,
was thrown upon the sickle OF q
reaper the other day, and killed.
It's all up now with Harlan. He
can't b. re- elected Senator. The Mt.
Peasant Press (Dcmocratic) tells
why. HIS wife was a millinsr be-
fore hc married her /" Pity this
was not found out before our aristo-,
cratic State was disgraced II years
ago by sending tho plcbian HARLAN
ia place Of the patrican Dodge to the
U. s. Senate But SINCE it has been
discovered Of course NJ; II. must laxo
a back seat now.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-08-24
A Live Home JOurnal-NOtable
Change.

ChaMgo.
Last October, Hearth and Home passed
into the hands Of Messrs. Orange Judd 4
Co., Of PAS Broadway, New York. the we'll
known publishers Of the American Agricul-
turalist-a journal long Without rival in
sterling value and circulation. The mark.
ed improvements then expected 10 appear in
Hearth and Home have been fully realized,
and it is now one Of the choicest illustrated
journals anywhere issued for the family cir>
cle-adapted to both the Juvenile and adult
people, and meeting tie special wants Of
housekeepcr. Besides il supplies very USE
full chapters for the garden and farm. and
an important News sheet, giving . valuable
resume Of the news for . week, up TO the mo-
ment Of issue. Fro $500 to $500 worth ct
very fine engravings bsautify each weekly
number We notice now . still further
mark Of enterprise on the part Of the pub.
fishers; they have secured the exclusive ed
itorial services Of Edward Eggleston, so
widely and faverably known BY his writ
ings in Scribners monthly. and many other
Magazines and Journals, end especially,
- the chief experimenting Editor Of tho
New Fork Independent for some tine past.
With this notable addition 10 the previ0us>
~ large and strong editorial force. Hearth
aud Home can mot fail TO mt RI and command
. prominent place IN. every household, in
city, village, and country. Specimen cop
les can doubtless be obtained OF the pub
fishers, - above. Terms only s. year.
Single numbers 8 cents, Hearth and
Home and American Agricultuvalist to-
gether, 81 year. Better add one or both
Of them 70 your supply Of reading they are
each worth infinitely more than the small
cost
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-08-24
Democratic County Convention.

The democrats Of Tama county will meet
in Mass Convention 1t the Court House In
Toledo, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST alst, 1871,
at o'clock p. NJ, to put in nomination one
candidate for Representative. one for Conn.
~ Auditor, one for County Treasurer, one
for Sheriff, one for member Of the Board Of
Supervisors, ,ne for superintendent Of
Common Schools, one for Surveyor, and one
for Coroner.
All good citizens Of the county. without
regard to past party afaliation, Who are ops
posed to the present Administration Of the
National Government and who are DESTROYS
Of uniting and organizing for it, defeat q
the coming presidential election and who
are opposed to the manipulation and man
recmcnt Of county offices bv the Republican
Ring Of Tama county, are cor Tally invited
to attend and participate in the delibers.
tions and duties of tho Convention
by order Of the Co. Central Committee.
J. B. TlMb, Chairman.
Dated at Toledo, Iowa, aug. 2lst, 1871.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-08-24
LOCAL NEWS.
The Opera, Theatre and Fes-
tival Combined.

The members of the Toledo
Lecture Association purpose
giving a Festival and Literary
Entertainment, at the Court
House, on Thursday evening,
Sept. I. There will be a dra-
matte representation conduct.
ed by home amateur s, vocal and
instrumental music, and the
general features of q Festival.
In this department of the en-
tertainment there will be eata-
blcs and drinkables, in quality,
quantity and variety sufficient
to satisfy the appetites Of all
who attend. TO cover the ex-
penscs Of the dramatic repre-.
sentation and music, an adj
mission fee of Is cents will be
collected at the door. It is de-
signed to obtain from this en-
tertainment, a reserve fund for
the Association and thus as
sure the success Of the lecture
course soon to be inaugurated.
We are sure that no one can
fail to get his moneys worth.
Last Saturday morning, rs s. H
Baldwin, Of Lincoln township, was
starting from home to attend the
County Convention, his horse be-
came frightened, resulting in capsx
ing his buggy, inilictlng al injury up
on the hand OF Mr.. B. and smashing
up the buggy. Mrs. Baldwin was in
the buggy but escaped unhurt.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-08-24
On Wednesday Of last week Mr.!

On Wednesday Of last week Mrl
James II. Graham, OF Isedman hi
this county, died, after somewhat
protractcd illness, at the ago Of sixty.
Mr.. Graham camc to Tdma County
IN September 1853, and was, there
fore, one OF our pioneers. He was
long known a. ono of tho most sub
stantial men in the county, and the
high estimation in which he was held
was sufficiently attcsted ON tho occa-
sion OF his funeral, which was one Of
the largest and most respectful ever
seen in the county.
The occasion OF this death calls to-
mind tho fact that the pioneers arc
beginning TO drop off, one by one,'
and soon there will b. nothing LETT OF
the first days Of our settlements but
the memory of good men and tho
work OF their hands.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-08-24

At their meeting, last Monl.y
evening, tho School Board ele.tel
Miss II. A. LaDow teacher in the
LIST Primary Department and Mrs. II.
a. Bradshaw in the Sd Primary De.
partment, tor the ensuing term.
Bill OF Otter Creek township Of
Sc 5S. for tuition ofclil,lren OF Will
lam Wade was allowed.
Tie ;cngthuess' Of the History Of Ta~
ma County compels us 70 leave out {. r. N.
Bankers Ad. this week.
The Fall Term
OF the Toledo Public School will begin
on Monday, September 4. The Principal
desires al pupils 10 be promptly in attend.
ance on the first day Of the term. All will
at once see the importance Of acting upsu
the Principals suggestion.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-08-24

A heavy storm OF thunder, light
ming AMI rain, passed over Bucking,
ham on Tuesday morning, at 81
o'clock. Tho lightning struck the
residence and harness shop Of Mr.
Vaughn. passing down through the
house close to tho bed occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughan. The fluid
set fire to some clothing and to tho
partition in one place, and tore off
some Of the plastcrng. Some dam.
age was also done to various articles
and tools in the harness shop. Mr..
and Mrs. V. certainly experienced q
very narrow escape.
-Thresher Burned. ,.i .-.
John Crawford, of Crystal, lost
his threshing machine by FIRE last Fri
day. He had just commenced thrcsh-
ing wheat tor Mr.. Atkinson, when
the straw under the machine took.
fire, and consumed all but the tricks
before it could be removed. Mr..
Crawford was severely burned, be.
sides having his clothes nearly all
burned from his body. All OF Mr..
Atkinson's wheat, ionr stacks, was
destroyed. One of the men, in his
excitement, threw his pilchtork vio-
lenlly from him, and ono tine enter
ed the knee OF John ID. Townsend,
INJECTING an ugly, aud, il is feared, o
serious injury.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-08-24

AveTUko uuWueE UuTVbIOV AOt Sbe 70 w VI
year 229.
Average number belonging 201.
/" daily Attendance Ito.
q absetice 81.
Whole number tsrdinysses 1921.
Per cent. Of puntuality $50.
Fer cent Of attendance 9O.2.
Fer cent. Of average number belonging
Of school population 60.
nsrsest. Of average number belongins W
whole nA0bsr enrolled G6.4.
Y. ExPEKsEs.
4aiATfAy u teAkAoYs. ~, 100 90
lnteidentais ;. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 7l9 "a
fefmaneAt improvements. 200 90
I0tel............. .......... ......S3.o9J "A
VI. aCN0OL rHofEArY.
Real Estate $500
Apparatus: such ~ elockA eclls. globes,
maps. &C.. SIS.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-08-24

who is among the leading hardware
dealers of Tama county. His stock
comprises shelf and heavy hardware,
cutlery, iron, nails, stoves aud tin
ware, ns well as agricultural nipple.
ments, and farm tools. This is tht
first hardware store established in the
place and Mr.. Camery has conducted
it about a year. Mr.. Camcry has
won IN envlablc reputation Tor his
f;.irm IS in dealing aud the general
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-08-24

J. 8. MOORE
has established for himself q rcputa-
ton for taking good and correct pic
lures, which reflects great credit up.
on him for the proficiency he has At
tanned in the art, at which he has so
faithfully and intelligently wrought.
We occupied half hour in cxamin-
ing work, so numerously displayed
at his gallery, and there was none
that would not do credit to any
artist III the large cities. This we
say in no boastful manner as the
truth will bear MS OFT in our state.
ments. An old writer pith:ly says
"Art is long and time in fiecting."
True indeed. Loved ones may die;
time in its revolutions tu1s and
oyerturns, but art restores to us
what time robs us Of. We cannot
always retain the living, but we may
retain their second self by means Of
good likeness. Mr.. Moore by
means Of his great skill, and every
appliance required has perfected the
art OF photography and makes pic.
lures as tru. as life. He makes
every style of picture known to the
art, from the tiny gem to. the life
size portrait, and furnishes copies Of
deceased persons that are truly won
derfal. It is supcrtluous to say that
lac deserves patronage.
W. n. BROWN
started in the GROCERY business here
three years ago and has since become
a very popular dealer in that line Of
trade. lie keeps both staple and
fancy groceries, provisions, fruits
both green and dried, and every
thing else usually called tar. He
keeps up with the times in price,
quality ahl quantity Of goods and is
consequently doing a remarkably
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-08-24

we hnd, on reference to the census ret
turns Of the different years, that the growth
"f Toledo has been slow but sure. There
have Leca NO excitcments that would serve
70 ps@ Up $bs town ivr Z few months to
siak back sgAtp Wy reaction. The place
has sroxa steadi&y from its earliest in>
f~ncy. ipcrsasink unly - the country sur
rounding vac settled up s~d more fully do.
scieped. By the proper means the place
~in continue 10 grow reaching. u no dis.
sAst day. position whics few nov aNsiei.
i'atN tAe population Of the place not can,
srst - fsr fssn 1884, thsagh many u ike
f'ess sasguiss eitiasts eiAiM more than
that Tho State Census report Of 1863
xa~s the place oi3 inhabitants. We csn
SAFELY cvsat : gal, in two years Of $50.
A. 4 PLAcE OF REsspEStk,
We thiAk fen tssAs sxspass this il tsNssy
Of sOcssisn, gesiaai.y Of elisnate Of tiss
moral tone Of society. TIE nisss VI the
citizens kass A<csne sultiyaseA. This
sAows hssH IN ,asny ways. DWsing The
aas' Winter course Of LECTURES was given