Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-08-24

a good share Of which ARC large
enough TO transplant. He takes
special pains to have his trees stocky,
well shaped and vigorous and he
guarantees that purchasers shall get
the worth of their money.
With Mr.. Burner, pears appear to
do exceedingly well. We saw one
tree in his orchard which commenced
bearing when three years old and
has borne heavily every year since
His bearing pear trees are all hang.
ing full Of large fruit. OF young
pear trees, he has some six thousand
tor sale, all of which arc thrifty look.
ing plants.
Mr.. Bruner also grows evcrgrecns,
including N Norway Spruce, Pine, Eu.
ropcan Larch, &c. Of these he has
not = very extensive stock, but what
he has is in good condition. He has
about forty thousand young maple
trees and large quantities OF other
forrest and shade trees; such as wal
nut, box elder, &c.
Mr.. Biuner has had some ten
years experience in his business be-
sides a natural talent in that direc-
ton. He is confident that he has as
large stock rs any nurscryman in
Tama county, and that his stock can
not be excclled as TO condition.
@. II, ooopRICu
is one Of the men who cannot b.
overlooked. He is o lawyer and is
a man well worthy the patronage OF
all and Is true to the interests ot his
clients. He is also real estate and
collection agent. lie came here q
year ago and in the short intervening
time he has won many friends by his
urbanity and probity of character.
He has an extended practice in Tama
and adjoining counties, practicing
both in the higher and lower Courts.
Remember Mr.. Goodrich when IN
trouble and you will find him we'll
worthy of patronage.
D. ARB L co.
have on hand both plain and elegant
furniture that would grace the par
lor OF q queen, or transform a hut IN
to q cheerful home; and like shrewd
business men that they are, sell at
such low prices that scarce a caller
can refrain from purchasing, tempted
by the excellence OF the goods and
the remarkably low prices. The
principle feature of their stock com.
prises parlor and chamber sets, DIN.
ing room, office, and other grades OF
bedding mattresses, etc.
Their stock of mirrors and picture
frames is complete, rs we'll as brackets
of plain aud unique design. They pay
especial attention to undertaking.
keeping on hand collins and burial
cases. They also do all kinds OF re.
pairing, upholstering, etc.
JACOB YEIsER, IN.
Of course. no county is fully sup.
piled unless it contains at least one
good and complete set Of Abstract
Books. This desiaeratum, in this
IS supplied by Mr.. Yeiser.-
During six years. Mr.. Yciser filed
the office of Recorder Of Deeds for
tho county, and could not fail to
make himself thoroughly familiar
with the whole subject of abstracts
of title, as we'll as fully informed in
regard to the status Of the land titles
OF this county. Before his retire.
mcnt from his Office, he completed
set OF books, showing every convey.
ance, every mortgage, mechanics
lien, judgment, or other incumbrance
to land, on record. lie is thus en-
abled now to answer the inquiries of
all in respect to land titles. Having
an adaptableness to the business and
being business man of integrity and
ability patrons will find him reliable
and accommodating. His Office is
over Johnston & Co.'s store.
WALTER BRADBEdoK.
The principal wagon and carriage
mandatory, IN Toledo, is the one
owned and conducted by Walter
Bradbrook. He employs only the
very best workmen and uses but the
most thoroughly prepared material.
For this reason his farm wagons and
carriages are we'll known throughout
the county. We are glad to learn
that Mr.. Bradbrook intends to ex-
tend his business. another year, by
adding a shop for the construction Of
tho various kinds of Agricultural
Implements.
". C. WALTERS
carries on an extensive grocery
establishment on the south side of
tho square, and keeps every thing in
his line. He is well worthy notice
here and we wish him abundant sue