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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-02

.taa Mo-, po.,.-.na yTa,t,s,,o t1aSs,, ,..,,,a
i,sss D.. Ioui a sn ~ DoeSianu
M. erd NJ "a S5io: aos: ,sahs..ioH G tug4
Msrcomot. @ f.aSSiN E,i1s I'm Msrcor,ct SSn1f, iP.v {
y SHanG 4syier ItequlnoI Lon5 Lelen
nps,SnsgG;i r. 9ysIgna1, ~ nH ospIstsa D0ugers
FeEnie TI T5nust - SSmss 1I,,,s gszg9es
4 knS VaseLa " tne-.slio Sl ~ nAF,e "
captain surmonnh Enrst ,otlicer 4Gorez
seconooncer' 'SeiGno, = tnito omcer Dppee
so9Etn omceE MelisutI pufsuf We, -.
mo ateerage passengem are carried eJ
Ye0seis OF this Line oahavre. The cabir
puseepeele numbered lSO. and the crew
was hala at tne once OF stne company
ABOUT lou, although the number was mot
Known exactiy. captain M: burmounti
tcommanoer oi tne vlile gu Hayre, isia
neet commander AND has oeen IN the ser
vice OF the Line since Its organisation, and
nas borne q high reputation as an efficient
omcer; Inc lile % Hayre was In All
respects one OF the oeat tnished vessels
ever pullt on Ithe Tyne. she was lifted
Wlth, state rooma foE 2OO cabin passen-
gers, Jndge hafus d. Peckham, oi Alba.
~, Wno is among the lost passengers was
one o. tae most prominent members Q!
1ne loolciary IN new y ork State and was
Suppge y tas court on Appeals. he was
ua,s.et la.net 9t aMheeler "a. Feckham, OF this
city,,,Is,,s.,.,,.. ,sgs,s.,,}. -
a ALonao1 ulspatcn dated tnis afternoon
stxsa " .a tne !oloWing a9aiti9nai particulars
y tne cstasrople: IherHfile On AaVre
was strpck amldshlpa py an English ship,
Locherne, and sunk In twelve minutes.
Inc Locherne got out her three boats and
stood BY the spot all morning picking up
the survivors. II was not until In the
forenoon that she fell In with the Tri-
Mountain, bound for' England, TO whose
deck she transferred the saved, and Invent
on her way to New York .sf.,14 7'
A later Dispatch says that some OF the
passengers to the VILE du Havreg were
known TO have launched three oi her
boats, and there 10 Just array Of hope that
tney may nave escaped watery grave.
LONDON. Dec.. 1.-THE ship Locherne
was 90 badly damaged BY the collision
with the steamship Vile de Hayre that
the persons rescued BY her from the
wreck requested to be put on board the
III: Mountain All were safely transferred
with the exception Of three persons, who |
were too badly injured to be removed.
Alter the collision, the Locherne put
about for Queenstown, at which port she
was due about the 10Th iult. Nothing
yet has been heard OF her. l1s ?.94: Il
LONDON, Dec. 1.-The following sddi-
tional particulars Of the loss Of the Vile
az ga aarro sero Deen gNhefeo from the
omcers ana passengers Of the los. vessel
~ Calaln. Lhe Vnle du iHavre expe-
rienced lnick iog' until twelve o'clock.
a. he nme o. me collision the weather
was clear and little wind blowing, but
mere was heavy sea- The captain had
lasI reIire1 and me second officer was IN
cnnaIge. en- .t1e ilghis on the steamer were
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A Chief Justice Found at Last, and
His Name 10 Not Conkling. !

WASHINGTON, Dec. l.-During the ses'
sion OF the Cabinet today, the President
formally rendered to Attorney General
Williams the position Of Chief Justice Of
the Supreme Court OF the United States.
Colonel Bristow, oi Kentucky, will be ap'
pointed Attorney General. The nomi-
nations Of Colonel Brlstow and Judge
Williams will be sent to the Senate TO-
morrow.
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ATerrible Accident.

Another Of those awful catastrophes
that every now and then befall those who
70 down TO the sea In ships 10 detailed In
our dispatches this morning. By the col
lIsIon Of the steamer Vile du Havre with
sailing vessel named LOcherne, 2ss per,
sons sunk to rise no more. The steamer
herself went down in twelve minutes. "a
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We looked for the news oI TwRRDs
death up to als,e hour last night, in con-
sequence Of the dispatch announcing his
extreme illness yesterday. We doubt
not that death would be welcomed by the
unfortunate wretch, as also by his family.
OF him 1t could be written as 1t once was
Of o certain actor, that mo act ot his life
became him like the leaving Of It."
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.Ga sT.IoyIs.i !


81. Lous, Dec. Lit now appeaIs
that four persons were burned. to death
by The fire Of Warrensburg, Mo-, on Bat
urday night Their naIneB were d. e.
Mulvehiil, proprietor Of Mlug's Hotel, y
which the IRE originated; J.W. Poland,
artist, Of KansAa City; John Proutys o.
Cllntonsyille, Mo-, and Louis Rooster, OF
SedaliS, Mo. Several other persons were
badly burned, and saved their lives only
by jumping from Becond md thirdatory
windows Of the hotel. The fire origin
ated by the explosion.of o lamp in the
hotel. 49, .-1-L----- :. ---a---------
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{, PHnADEIRHIA.t

PHlLAnR1pH1A, Dec. 1.-THE steamer
JuniGta, from Havana, reports that the
captured Virglnius was still anop wnen
che Lett Havana Tuesday last All yes7
sells arriving at Havana had foil cargoes
Of Aour, and 6o, 900, barrels had been Or
dered from New Orleans.
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.,.ss Anus ssITm.,ile, niIt5a
5sWAsHING y q! 'lIlllI y 6 z
FA;REAVEIEBe efNeFIr.
THIsDAY AnDo 1FEhElo,
And Last PtEfosnAneos thli ssshoaos tho opasa

And Last PtEfoEmAnc ncol thld aeahcu d tho opstu
| OH1. .Gt92 10 isSrf5SGt siSSsh6sl iAl
The entire Dramatic Company. latsiy engaged
o. HamiltonH Opera House, having he1n thrown
ont OF their engngeraentg without d molott1
noiieo It 10 the eatneAt desire Of GRreat numhS
or tho citizens % Wheeling % tender thonA
r. ,sF.AREwHLL. .BBNEFIT.
as q. mark OF sympathy With the Comp ny o.
ther unexpected rever19g, and tn arder TO teetV1
the appteclAt on OF The eltisduD Ct de up tfhs
and Rebtlem4nly demeanof manifested by DE
company, ,daring IL short aeaaod In Wheeling
In aeontdanees With. tho above, o 4 NATiNEE
and EVENING PERFoKaANC VIII DO given
THIS DAYtTaasaayl nes 9, AZ RAsRlNG-
a-J,ay a1.ys i1ONHALLpaislutolg
In which the following ladies and eepEenee
Will participated Miss aary otuygll, Mrs 40
ny Pr. Btge, Hra JuiR Barrett, llii1 TrovtlR,
Miss Davis, Mr. Walter TFeiille, The9 u. salte.
]. Cayaraugh. W. IT, Duncan, HI D6sieh John
Hammond, Gust Willlams, George Hister &c.
Tho pieces will consist Of PERFECTION and
BOOTS AT, TIE SWAN for tho Nauneo Per.
formsnce, and COLLEEN b AVN and RAISING
TIE WIND for the evening performance
SPECIAL NoTIcE --Arrapgement1 have bePn
made Tor thorunntnE Of speeiaiears from Wash,
lnRton Hall immediately aFice tho ey6ntnR p1s-
fofmIuee 10 all parts Of the city.
PaIo1s or Apniselos-Far the Matinee, %
and soc; for the Even ng, 26, 90 end T5c.1
Tickets at the W4ute House, q Drug Stores,
and OF the HAlL Reseiyed aoRt1 may bo 1ocnred
at Adams d Lucas Muttc Store, W,tholt ezra
CHANGE JAMES HAHIET0N,T Treasure,
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Tweed Dangerously Ill.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The rumor that
William NJ. Tweed is dying Is confirmed
by Q report to the Mayors office. He is
stated to be in the hospital with infam-
nation Of the brain. and at one o'clock
was not expected to live till evening.
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Increase during the month. h......: $9,oas,s $40
Bonds issued to Pacific Railroad Companies,
interest payable In lawful money, principal out.
standing, S6i i,62S,6.2.
Interest accrued and not yet paid, S1,6i5 687.
Interest paid by United States, $40, a., $50.
Interest repaid by transportation OF mails. &C,
balance Of interes. paid by the United States,
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Gke0&teLIiaettrer:
Congress Yesterday.

According to expectation, no delay
was experienced in organizing the two
Houses yesterday. The President, how
ever, did not send in his message. The
omission is not q killing matter, aimee we
are not to have war for weekor two
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n ~ ~ -
LONDON.


LoaDos, Dec, THE mails and pas
sengers Of the steamer City OF Chester
which returned tohiverpool disabled BY
the loss ofione Of the blades ofthe screw,
were transferred to the steamship City
Of Brussels, which sailed from Queens-
town for New York at midnight!
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PRIZE LIST


| NN.a j. - 1000 E-' N-1NN~@N
The title 70 the above real estate isEuArAats'd
ThS liberal terms OF this scheme brings Il
within the reach OF All tho greAts opportulify
ever offered for tho poor man 10 rise q wealth.
xiv ,'y PRICE OF Z1CKETa. - ~ =
Single Tickets, Sa.6o; Rleven TieletG sue
FiftSfix Tickets. SlaS.0o; One aulafedSlnd
Fifteen Tickets, S2S0 90 -. -. n, -
tendenee Of Q commiltl Q appointed b. the high
ct onletais In tho state duly sworn % The tatth
Tho highest officials both Of Oily, County and
etale have not only endorsed Nj. Abclee, bat
also his scheme. iaaf z Dia sun JI1-H5
The demand for tcketa 10 unparalleled, apdAp
dsblEing to par fteipatc IN thu ing ahollG q
once form their clubs and send IN ta6ir otdefA !
AGENTS WANTED IN all e,Ates, Cttles and
Towns Ia the d, %. aud CanAdhG
~ Money ihould DO Bent By Registerea e.
ter, r, o. Order or KIpreaA, with the tul lRddtpGD
Of the purchaser In plain writing.
For further intoEmAti0n ard jpartit ul1Es Bcn4
tot circulars 70 tho Manager and PfoptistoEt tsH1d
-D''' SIMON ABEIEs, ga'o
oeldeod 9 1! Nni tLHAysERu RulTH, KLAtle
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.oLEyEIAEp, o. Dee 1t7Ehe residence
Of Theodore Hbckeh, No. S76 Woodland
avenue, was almost totally destroyed By
FIRE yesterday morning. Loa', $500
injured.
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INDIANAPOLIS.
MORE HOO srATraTros.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 1.-The. number Of
hogs killed In tlris city in NoYemher 10
l09, 9,eS8, about e0W mple than the same
month Iast year. 'NF3'f
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eY'STELE RAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
Exclusively to the Intclli gencer.

$50 (By the Western Union Line. ~, =
& fAes Northwest cor. Of Main and Sontoetts,
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scHlcAGo.


CHICAGO. Dec, 1 The funeral oi ex.
Senator Richard Yates took place o,
Jacksonville Yesterday, and drew together
the largest 'concourse Of people thar ever
attended o funeral In that city. 49, . u, .-
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PACIFIC MAIL COMPANY.

NEW YoRK, Dec. Capt. Bradbury,
now In California, has resigned the ofice
d President Of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company, and Russell Sage has been
elected for the vacancy. 10. -.
Andrew stratton, aged 81, and daughter
aged Q years, starved to death. S:5: ~
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consistins Of tse superb pllatlsl residence Of
Simon Abeles, Rsq nnsufpeste cd - Q private
dwelling In the Uni.ed States, being only i.w
nsSniacent grounds. orchards, gardens and
vineyards. The building has been only recently
completed with al modern Improvements.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-02

n y ylsgfiEsssa5' sDiEDsi b-hs5iHg o t's'-
!, ,JoHNsToN-In this city, December !. ls1s,
Johnston, 1Tea ysssS months & ana a TdsSs sha d
Funeral notice % thtfOv:, = 81; - ri
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Renther Repors.
PRoBAHulTIRa. ,'l-

g Z -tl - wan DKPkRFnHE9,
,uYyiou OF rHH gmly 6igHA1. 0yHIcnH,
wllHnIsFol. p O., Dec, $500 R.It<
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. /.

NAsHtNoTON, DeC' !. q
The House was called to order at noon
by Mr.. Mcpherson, Clerk, who called the
roll oil members by States. The galleries
were crowded, and most .ol the seats In
the hall were occupied When Louisiana
was reached the Clerk stated that there
were but two unchallenged certificates re.
ceived from that State-those Of Messrs.
Durrell and Morey from the Third and
Fifth Districts. As to the other three
districts and membets for the State at
large, there had been two conflicting sets
OF papers received, both issuing from com.
petent authority. One set was signed by
Gov. Warmoth and the other by Acting
Gov. Pinchbeck, 4, The Clerk had there.
fore declined 10 enroll any Of them. As
TO the Seventh District OF Indiana, the pa.
pers returned by the Governor could not
be accepted by the Clerk, as they were
not In accordance with the law, and
therefore sthere a:was no: person en-
rolled for5that district For the four
seats from sArkansas there had been but
two certificates presented, those oi Measrs.
Snyder and Hines.
III IGkulu w tuo okhbo VI WCot Nu6tulu
there was peculiar complication, arising
from an uncertainty as TO the proper time
for holding the election. There had been
two elections held on two different days,
and different persons elected from two
districts. In the other district the same.
person had been elected on both occa--i
aionB, ,and therefore the Clerk had enrolled
that person (Mr. Hereiord), but had not
enrolled any o! the others.
The roll having been called, 1t appear!
ed that 27s members out OF 292 entitled to
seats answered to their names. =
! The House then proceeded TO the cleo
ton Of q Speaker. Mr.. Maynard nomi-
mated James G. Blaine. Mr.. Niblack
Fernando Wood. MIR. Holman
nominated 8. 8, Cox, who said he was
not candidate for the position. sTellers
having been appointed by the Clerk, the
vote was taken with the following result
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The PnblIc Debt.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The following
10 the public debt statement issued TO day:
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his wife was therefore iost,;' MI Mr: Bin,
nipger, who % an elderly man, was evi'
dently halfstunned by the sudden shock
and his grief excited the sympathy Of
strangers as well as iriends,i u YCTTN
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or RRLS CHOICE MOUNTAIN
~ sasfss.s sS bsTI bIcS5 poFE Sss s:SeiyeS s.pxs
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-09-04

ALMOST A CoLLlsios.-Last Saturday
evening, - the express hack and !
carriage from lama City went racing
through High Street at Gilpin speed
. third team, hitched TO 4 lumber
wagon and moving at a like speed,
met them in front OF this Office. The
reckless boy driving the hack "bulp.
ed through, aud but tor the sudden
and skilliol management Of the reins
~ the drivers OF the other teams,
q serious collision would probably
have happened. We have before
called the attention Of the Town
Council to the reckless driving .hro'
the streets. and since the Ordinance
prohibiting the same 10 4 dead. let.
ter" we would urge the Fathers to
abolish it, and let it be understood
that the streets OF Toledo are public
race courses, in which human lite il
IN danger, and upon which no team
should De driven unless ready at the
word go" TO make showing 0,
their mcttle. A few arrests and sub
sequent fines tor racing through the
streets would have the effect to make
such respect the ordinance who will
not otherwise.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-09-04
Republican Primary E)ec-
ton.

A Primary Election Of the Repub
lican party OF Toledo Township
will DO held at the Court House il
Toledo Iowa, Saturday, Septembe,
9th A. u. 1873, at 2 o'clock, Pm.
Polls to close ut 6 p. NJ.
FoI tie purpose of elec,ing ter
delegates to attend the county con
vention, to be held in Toledo, Satur
day, September, 18th, 1873, and Il
Nominate Candidates Tor the follow
ing officers w.
One Representative to the State
Legislature.
One County Auditor.
One County Treasurer.
One Cou:ty Superintendent.
One County Supervisor.
One County Surveyor.
One Sheriff.
One Coroner
by order Township Committee.
G. L. Bailey,
Chairman.
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~
rEhsoxAt.-ws are pleased to receive .
.al'' during the past week. from Dr. ATER's
..'c.ier, VINO was u our town devotin 6
w Time and attention TO the preparations
" me crest medicine man. This call has
ossome pleasant annual TO us from the
.o's and reliable businese character Of the
accomplished gsntlsmen whom this Arm
sena out to transact their -businees No
n0use 70 better known Or valued BY the
p1ess Tor IT. promptness in settlement than
~ = = ven established and popular ]. Q AYER
N. lowell. Macs, whose medicines have
escons Aeusshold peosssity. and won The
@oedsnes aad praiss Of oil. Oar cwn 40
Vs.sasanes With thsm has extended over :
ssuse q years. and ~ have Invariably
'oaaa them. their travellers and their med
siaes. verify Of the Communications they
L1nr
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-09-04

Judge Graham has hand-bills out
for sale TO take place at his resi-.
dence in this place, on Saturday Sept
Goth. Among the many articles
that will be offered tor sale will y.
three head of horses, one spring colt
three cows, three head OF grade Dur
ham cattle, six Cottswold and Lei.
cester sheep, a number of Poland
hogs heavy and light harness, two
lumber wagons, one light carriage,
one market wagon, one iron beam
stirring plow, one hinge harrow, one
hay rake, two stoves, one chamber
set, bureau, chairs, table aud sofa.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-09-04

AUGUST MARRIAGES .-During the
onth OF August the Clerk OF the
Courts OF lama Co. issued mar
riage licenses to the following per-
sons. Thos. J. Breptlinger and
Rebecca J. Yount, Francis 4. Good
enough aud Hattie Wheaton, John
Qnirk and Sarah J. Hnnnicutt, Jas.
O'Ncil and Katie Carr, Saml. Stick.
Ter and Lsbbie Hutchinson, Charles
NJ. Gen'zen and Emily j. Isbell.
Martin L. .Hollenbeok and Olive Z
Waltz.
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It was not the intention that
every agent Of the Wheeler 4 Wal.
son should wear gold modal Oh.
tanned at the Worlds iais ~ Vienna.
This will exp'ain tho reason that
Thomson tho w. q w. man has no
new jewelry about his neck. The
announcement that The w. d w.
machine took the grand medal ct
Vienna will b. . feather IN the cap
OF every one acting AZ agent Of that
Company.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-09-04

Peters Musical Monthly for. Sep
TENDER is before US, brimfull OF new
pieces we'll suited to ears ''set
to music 1t may be of interest to
our readers to know that by sending
for the September Number oil this
Monthly price 80 cts. you will got
Four Songs, Sacred Quartet, a
Four Hand Piece, and Four In.
strumentaI Pieces, worth 81 is sheet
torn. Address, J. L Peters, 500
Broadway, New York,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-09-04

FlRE AT MoNToUR.-We are inform
Ell that 8 fire occurred ut Montour
last week, Al which time the Office OF
the Oxford Lime Go. was destroyed
together with about twelve cords oil
wood, and the track running from
the railroad to the kiln. The fire
communicated from the kiln to q
lumber shed, thence to the Office,
vool, etc. The loss foots up four
hundred dollars. For this intorma
ton we are lndepted to Recorder
McClasky.
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PxasosAL.-A. G. Whittier, trav.
cling agent for the Almanac and
Medicine, J. G. Aver = Co.. Lowell
Mass, gave us . business call last
week. Mr.. w. IS eminently com
panionable. AMI his presence i o.
most medicine 20 them that arc sick
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NEW TOWN. NEW STORE.
DANIEL CoNNELL

has opened place for business at,
TRAER
aud haa on hapd q toll Stock Of Dry
GOODS. Clothing, HATS, GAPS,
BOOTS, SHOES, GROCERIES
sc. I icvlte tho world and the
rest OF mankind" to call at my new
quarters tor first quality goods, at
lowest prices.
TRAsx, west end. Aug. Is, 1873.
34.37.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-09-04

"Wlil not scratch, nor glare, nor
break, nor soil the han IL or clothing,
nor raise dust, nor muss things
generally" was the label upon sam
Die stick Of crayon received last
week by the Principal OF our Pub.
lie Schools.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-09-04

The Liberals and Democrats, as
such. will do nothing in this county
this tall. They will probably now
be quiet until something "turns up"
The FIRST thing they SEQ "turn up
will be . Republican majority in this
little state of $4,000.
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Business of Gil kind is improving,
and the prospects are Cor good fall
trade. While on the subject Of bus.
iness, we might say that now is an
excellent time for old Subscribers to
call at THE CHRONICLE affioe and set
tie their accounts, aud tor others to
have their names put on the list o
our subscribers.
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lARM FoR SALY-Containing 16(
acres, all fenced, aud 1876 acres i'm
pre- we'd, good frame house 16x24. Lo
Gated three miles east Of Traer, viii
be sold on good terms.
Apply 10 j. n. CamerY q Son.
3437 Toledo, Iowa.
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Now would be an excellent time
to raise q barn-all the candidates
il tho county would "turn out" to
help in the work, and If necessary,
stay over night and work half the
next day.
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A Dublin physician, in speaking
of the trail constitution of tho wo-
men of the present day remarked
that we Ought TO take great care OF
our grandmother, for We should
never get any more.
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SPECIALS
n. Raassm's Hive Syrup and Tulu, o.
Honey Syrup, 10 not qaack medicine. Its
prepared by . regular physician Q. ever
twenty years practice. who used il many
years with great success in his large prac-
tee for tho cure Of Group, Coughs and Colds,
among the children, aad nearly al Of his
families kept the medicine in the house to
be ready FOR sudden attack. Only IS cts.
Teothaehe. Moisten . bit Of cotton with
Or. Miller's Magnetic Balm. put il into the
cavity OF tie tooth or on the gum by the
side Of It, and battle the face with the Balm
and it will trouble yon no more. rs cents
J, y for bottle Of the Balm. Sec ::adver-
tlscment in this paper.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-09-04

Hon. N. NJ. Hubbard, Of Cedar
Rapids, and Senator Shane. OF Vim
ton, will speak at lama City on Fri.
day, Sept. 10Th, aud Hon. J. A. Kas.
son is booked for this place, Tues
day, Sept. Goth.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-09-04

The Citizen editor says, In substance,
that We lied about him disseminating
to send an exchange 10 the Cedar
Rapids Tines. Tue CHRONICLE nan
has lost no sleep in consequence OF
the reckless use Of the word lie. made
bY his Tama Ci.y neivhbor.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-09-04

We issue this paper a little early
this week, hut We trust it will work
40 hardship to any one. That the
rcade: may stand the pressure, we
send ont as tame a paper as possible !.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-09-04

ATTENTION Berger &
Yelser have secured some very fine
double barrelled shot guns. Call and
examine them before purchasing else.
where. They also sell ammunition.