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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-07-24
Extract from letter TO the N. Y. Times.
GRACE AND SUSAN.
What q race GreenW0O has to Say to
Help Susan =. Anthony.

Without endorsing the sentiments
below, we reproduce the following
for the gratifcation Of such as favor
the "woman question. ."--(ED.
It surely is strange that such Sc.
we're penalties should be visited on .
woman, for FIRST and only indiscre-
tion in the suffrage line, when . man
may rise up on election morning and
20 forth voting aud to vote. It he be
Vi An excitable and mercurial nature,
one of the sort Of citizens which
sweet Ireland e,npties on US by the
county, he may sportively fit about
among the polls from ward to ward
ot the metropolis, and no man says
to HIM nay; he may eren travel III.
larioasly from city TO- city with free
passes and free drinks-who treats
Miss Anthony?-making festive calls
Eaad dropping ballots for cards, and
no disturbance comss OF 1.-THE d
J neither fined nor confined. So, il
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Peoples Marrow Gauge.

The engineer OF this road, J. L.
Estes, Of Iowa Falls, gives the fol
lowing Is tho proposed route Of
the Peoples Narrow Grange Rail-
road.
Commencing at Davenport on
west bank Of Mississippi, thence in
westerly direction up Bbackhawk
creek to Blue Grass village in the
center Of the coal mine, thence to
Wilton where it crosses G. II. I. &
p. II. r., thence to Upton, thence to
Cedar Bluffs or Groves Ferry, where
the line crosses the Cedar River !;
thence to Solon, thence to Western,
thence to Fairfax, thence to Nor
way, where the line crosses the
Northwestern Railroad, thence
northwesterly up Mud creek to the
summit lands thence down the east
brapch OF Salt Greek to tho junction
with the west fork, then up the " est
fork to the summit land; thence
down Crystal creek to Deer creek,
thence up that creek on the east side
OF Union Grove to its source; then
across Wolf creek into Grundy
county in northwesterly direction
passing about halt mile northeast
OF Willhelm's Grove to Blackhawk
creek up TO its source. and across to
the south fork Of Beaver creek then
up the creek, crossing the Central ol
Iowa at Abbott; then in q westerly
direction to Iowa Falls. making the
distance 1901 miles. having but. one
bridge Of much Importance, that is a,
tho crossing Of the Cedar River, ns
rock cutting; with 4 maximum
grade OF fiftythrce teot to the mile,
remarkable cheap line for tho dis
tance.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-07-24

! We notice that some OF the editor.
OF papers in this State are doing all in
their powor to convey the impression
that the independent movement OF
farmers in the nomination OF men for
Office, emanates from tho Changers
In such way as to lay the oranges
subject to the charge of violating
ono OF the leading principles Of the
order OF Patrons Of Husbandry. Wo
have yet to learn that there is the
least foundation to sustain them in
such an impression. That those en-.
gagged in the movement are principal.
u members Of the order, gives then,
no rigbt.to assert that oranges. as
such, have taken any political action
to favor the movement. IT any Of
our oranges have been SO imprudent
or 80 derelect as to forfeit their 20.
slt'ons in the order, by violating one
OF its prominent injunctions, in med.
ding with party politics--which we
have no idea can bo ltruthtully said
OF them--they should be exposed,
and held up to the scorn and con.
demnation OF every true patron in
the land. We hold, however, that
it is the duty Of every member Of
the order to exerc,se bis duty as we'll
IS his privilege, in effecting every
reform in the laws of his country.
that they may esteem necessary to
be done, In or out Of q party. If
they think it carno: be iu a party.
then out of party, and if acting in
the latter way, and If a majority Of
any meetings held happen to be
members of the order, no one is Jus.
tiied in charging it a. a Grange
movement" II is very difficult in
these days, to cal! mass meetings of
the voters in any county, 10 tho
State where there will not be found
majority OF members of the Order.
Does it follow as sequence the init.
iative. has been taken in the GranpesY
Suppose in any community where
tho Republican party is largely in
the majority, a meeting Is held to de.
noance any religious denomination,
would it be just to that party, be.
cause q majority Of those present
party should be charged with insii.
eating and controlling such move.
ment? Certainly not. Then why,
under the same rule, is the order to
be charged with instlgating in their
Oranges, the formation Of new par.
ty? The acts of the Oranges and
the grangers are two different things
as the acts Of Republican or Dem.
ocrat are in or out OF the party meet.
ings. Homestead.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-07-24
A Little Fun with Hopkins.

Some years ago new FIRE com.
pany was organized at Reading and
tho members one evening thought
they would have little innocent
fun at the expense of Hopkins, their
President. They decided to rush
round with the engine to Hopkins
house after dark, to throw up their
ladders, pull ou. their hose, climb on
bis roof, AMI scare him with the be.
lief that his house was on fro: But
that very day Hopkins moved out OF
the house. and Presbyterian clergy.
man moved IN, without the company
being aware of the changes.
So about eight o'clock the hu.
morists dashed out, and went
through all the movements, getting
on tho roof and splashlng water
around, that creating q terrific dis.
turbance generally. A rival CON-
pany, noticing what was goirg on,
also hurried to the scene, aud with
out understanding the joke, attached
their hose to plug, smashed in the
front windows, and began to empty
two inch stream on the family of
that Presbyterian clergyman. They
squirted into all the rooms, split
up the window shutters with an
axe, broke down the front doors, ran
out the furniture, tore off the SHIN
giles, aud bawled through trnmpets
until the hired girl had oonyulslons
ON the kitchen stairs. The first com.
panY tried to explain, but the new
corners thought an effort was being
made to get them out Of the way,
and q fight ensued, and presently
firemen were sliding off the root, aud
pelt,ng down the chimney, and
bleeding over the entry carpet, and
having boisterons encounters with
spanners and brass horns on tho
stairs. And the next morning that
Presbyterian divine aud his family
moved out. Ehey said the place
seemed to be too animated and
sensational for quiet domestic DIR.
Gle. They wanted houss where
there was more CslsnGlsss anil peace;
where they could have more se.
cnri.y for their privacy and pianos,
and for their front doors and shin.
| giles and peace OF mind and window.
sashcs.
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Legal advertising, At legal rates.
For the use Of large cuts aud wood tyne
an additional charge. varying from 10 to 20
per cent, will be made.
Prompt settlements will be expected with
all time-sdvsrtisers, At the close Of each
calender quarter. Transient advertise.
ments must be paid for in advance.
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would seem, - little voting is dan
gerous thing.

80sOuc eoIuS
Say what You will, the whole ques
tion Ut wonan's status ia the STATE
and the Church, in society and in tn.
family, is full Of absurd contradic
tions and monstrous anamolies. We
are 80 responsible yet irresponsible
we are idols, We are idiots-we
are everything, We are nothing. We
are Ahe carrytides. bearing up the en-
tablature u the temple of liberty
we are never allowed to enter. We
may plot against government and
hang for it; but if we help to found
and sustain . government, by patri.
etss sasss@a a.v>%se., ~ Aea ~.l
hardship. by courage, loyalty and
faith, by the sacrifice Of those near.
est and dearest to us, and then ven.
ture TO clutch at :he crumbs that fall
from the table where our Masters
Jonathan, Patrick, Hans aud Sambo
sit at feast, you arrest US, imprison
us, try us, fine US, and then add insult
to the injury, by calling us old, ugly
and fanatical. One is forcibly re.
minded of the sermon OF our colored
brother on woman, the heads of
which discourse were" Firstly,
What am woman Secondly, Whar
did she come from? Thirdly, Who
does she belong to? Fourthly, Whar
arm she gwine to ?"
The law and the gospel have set.
tied secondly and thirdly. Woman
came from man and belongs to him
by the mortgage he holds on her
that spare rib; but firstly and fourth.
" remain as unsolvable questions as
they were before the Etheopean di.
vine wrestled with them. But per.
haps this troublous aud perplexed
existence is our be all and end all:
that IN the life beyond man MAJ
foreclose that old mortgage, and re.
absorb woman into his glori6ed and
all-sufficient being.
/ have never believed with Miss
Anthony that the Fourteenth Amend
ment was going to help us. have
never accepted certain other OF her
theories, but believe in and accept
her as woman of intense convic
sios,, !i9.. of al high courage and constanoy
and abused. II anything can make
me think meanly OF my young broth
ers OF the Press, it ls the way they
pelt and poster Susan b. Anthony.
For shame, boys! Never one of
you will make the man she is.
Were other barriers that keep
women out of the placid paradise Of
politics thrown down, it is possible
they might display somo genius for
administration and legislation-who
knows? l hope I am not given to
boasting great deal, but | venture
to say that, given the franchise--giv.
en- million or two of dollars--and
troops OF political friends, of the sort
whose devotion is not measured by
scruples but by drams--given, above
all, plant and unprejudlced legisla.
ture, and some fine morning I will
walk into the United States Senate
and present my credentials with q
candid and Kansas air. think l
shall prefer seat by that good wo.
man 's-rights man, Mr.. Frelinghnssn.
He is aristocratic, but he IS evangeli-
cal. I will vote with Buckingham
and listen with Ab,jah Gilbert; and
If, at any time shall not be good,
they may take me and shake me, and
set me down by Bogy or Brownlow.
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price Of the ChRoNIcl. viii be $l.75 )
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-11

CIR" COUNCIL CHAMBER, }
Dallas, september ., 1874,
AniouENIp MEETING.

In compliance with Che prayer of the petit
lion fEC. Jordan aud others, mere Than
atty qualified electors and mcchuldprS of tho
city OF Dallas and In pursuance with the
statutes in such eases made aud provided, IL
Is hereby ordered 10y the City Council that an
election hehcd @t the following points,
For Ward No, !, Courthouse,
For Ward No. >, BcauohampS Office
For Ward No, 3, E"iciis sturc.
For Ward sob, Young Warchousr.
In tho citVo Dallas, on Monday, 9th day of
October, A. D., 1873, for the purpose Of taking
the opinion OF the qualified electors OF snid
city, on the following propositions, tO-wit:
small the city 81 Dallas issue tifiUpn thous.
aud dollars OF city bonds, upon the compile
bridges of the Dallas and Wichita Railroad
already pledged, the remainder ot the one
hundred thousand dollars heretofore voted
10 be paid ON the laying of the iron, and
completion OF the said oNd 10 the county
line.
rhc opinion of said electors shall he Cx-
pressed Dy ballots, on which shall be written
the words, "For the proposition or" Against
the propositions" ana that due notice be
given by the Mayor OF said election, as ~
uuirrd by law; and TINT the Mayor issue his
proclamation IN accordance with this order.
In conformity with the above order nf the
city Council |, Ben Long, Mayor of the city
OF DALLAS, do issue this, my proclamation, Tor
sud election IN accordance with the above
order.
BEN LONG, Mayor
Dallas, September 9th, 1872,
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.an.n, o., live sloek MarI.ct.
Reported for the Dallas Herald hy Alilchenor,
Green a Co,
KANSAS CITy, Sonlombor \

NANeAo Nllhi NpplVllpeI
Cattle - Receipts to-day 75l; ship
ments j23, The market opened to-day
under rather more favorable circum-
stances. The day being cool has add
ed materially to the active feeling on
the part Of buyers. Wlntered Texan
stock has comprised the bulk Of re-
ceipts, and hayemotwith fair demand,
at well sustained prices, sales to-day
were; o thin Texan oxen, nv l,ll6
lbs, at 81 7j 50 wintered Texan steers,
nv DOB lbs, at s. %; 20good native cows,
nv 0io lbs, at - 50; rs green Texan
cows, nv 77G Dix, NJ 81 So - good win
tered Texan cows, Nv SOG lbs, al - a7l;
66 good wintcrcd Texan COWS, ay 300
lbs, at - 10; q Texan and native COWS,
Nv 1853 lbs, at - 70.
Hogs-Stoady at So 70G3 So
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published by authorily.l
Proclamation of Election.
CRY CouNcIL CHAMBER,
Dallas, Sept.5, 1913. J
ADJOURNED MEETING.

In compliance with the prayer Of the petI"
tlon of Il. W. Baylor and others, more than
fifty qualified electors aud freehodeIs Of the
city of Dallas, and in pursuance OF The stal-
uteS IN such eases made ana provided, II is
hereby ordered by the City Council that an
election be held NJ the following points:
For Ward |, Courthouse; Ward 2, Beau
mans Ohlce; Ward ., Fnck's store; Ward 1,
loung's Warehouses.
Ia the city of Dallas, on Monday, 9Th day
of October, 4. u. 1873, for The purruse Of talk
ing the opinion Of the qualified electors Of
said city, on the following propositions, To
wit. 10 issue (1O) ntty thousand dollars In
bonds OF said city, with coupons attached,
bcnrlug eight per cent interest, the interest
payable >emi-annually In HE city Of New
York, aud the principal payable thirty years
after date of issue In the city Of New York,
TO aid In the construction, erection und cs-
Establishment of the "Dallas Water works"
the city receiving therefor paid up stock In
the Dallas Water works Company for the
full amount OF the b0nds-said bonds 10 be
issued In such sums, from time TO time, after
commencement of snid work, us may DC
agreed upon by and between the City Coun-
ell aud said company.
The opinion OF said electors shall be ex-
pressed by ballots, on which shall be written
the words +" For the proposition" or Against
the proposition and that due notice bc Civ
On BY the Mayor OF said election rs required
by law.
Aud The Mayor issue his proclamation In
accordance with this order.
In compliance with the above order of the
Board of Aldermen OF the city OF Dallas, j,
my proclamation, for said election In accord
BEN LONG, Mayor.
Dallas, Sept. o, 1873.
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THE MARKETS.
Observation-Disclosures.

PARIS, September l0.-Rentes 5SfE
NEW ORLEANS, September l0.--Ster-
ling 2li Sight / premium. Gold II.
Cotton.
NEW ORLEANS, September TO- Cot
ton firm; sales 900 bales; ordinary l2l
elise; good ordinary l5l@ l5lc; low
middling 17lc; middling Isle; mid
ding Orleans lSsc; receipts "a bales;
no exports; stock 7,Oi4 bales.
LIvELPooI., September To- Cotton
frm;sales IL, 900 bales; speculative ex-
port 1900 bales; uplands Ss@9d; Or
leans 9IG9id.
NEW YORK, September lO.-Cotton
quiet; sales 6O4 bales at Ds@2lc. Flu
lures opened with September ls0-le@.
191l-l6c, October Is S-S2cc5 Is 5-32c, No
vember i7sc, December II l3-l0c, JAN
pary Sc,Fdbruary Isle.
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published by Authority
Proclamation OF Elccti n
CIrY COUNCIL CHAMnEn,
Dallas, September o, lN3.
AnJOuRNEn MEETING.


Whereas, There now exists q vacancy. In
the CITY Attorneys Office OF the OF Dallas,
caused by the resignation of James III, fiuld,
Esq, II IL thereby ordered by the city C0un-
eli of said city that AN election be held nj the
following points;
For Ward No !, Courthouse,
For Wnrd No, >, Bonchmnn'S once,
For Ward No. aFFrlck' store.
For Ward No. (, ioung's warehouse.
IN the city of Dallas, ON Monday, 9TH day of
October lS1i, for the purpose OF illinB sad
vacancy for the uneNphcd term 81 snid CitN
Attorneys cnicC, and that the Mayor issue
his proclamation In accordance with TINS
Ordvr
In accordance with the above order OF the
CITY Council oithc city OfDallUs, hereby issue
this my proclamation for said election IN
compliance with the above uider.
HEN LONG, Mayor.
Dallas September L, 1873.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
The Latest Reports from Shrcye.
port.

New ORLEANS, Sept l0.--Thc fol-
lowing dispatch was received from
shreveport to-day, via Vicksburg; 10
W. $. Pike, Vice President Howard AS
ISOLATION Of New Orleans; We return
our sincere thanks to the Howard AS
ISOLATION Of New Orleans for their kind
offer and say, that the fever is cpl
demic and on the increase, and that
we would be glad to have experienced
nurses, but have not the means at pres
cnt to remunerate them. Also, five
physicians. Signed,
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WALKING out prool, ovcnuo tbo otbor
evening onr ottention WINS drowu to
mn old ,coro nnn seated an - connie nr
hricks ON Tho sL"dv eidn nr n orGrorv
with a black holtlH 81 Loo nf mool NH
n scction of raw niJdling bv his siIr
Ills cvnIids ware heovv with whisky
md nnohsorvcd We IisfonrJ IA his' 81,
liloonv witch VIM somrwbot thns,
TX nio"nrs Is fnnls nintndly oro
Of do rrsf nint which dow i nil mn mn,
Lem me Soc scben nm, 70, is tL'eo.-no,
70, an, tb,ec nre seben. AM scbcn Done
Mako "htHgwinc an "inbt ycar snncc
de wor ms nm, sol me- mi al nm nm
free Az, on' nm, VIII, VIII, whar is
novo snttini on dasc Yah Intake nm,
drnnI at Jot Is | INV hetfor on Inn /
wug fo, do woro No sir.no Cog ,yhyS
Coy wo oro iii f1oIs so,. 1at nm /
ev,nr tn II " '' w
Twoto 10 pub,iI,in tic,,ot oborv fimn--
ali NM nm, ne Wv wntn i, Nwotcs II oheyv veor
and War is woo Gittin nn dnsn hrirNs
wiG a n"cli u, n,ooi and drmnk NJ dnt
4 hnn1ud nicrnrs wot t th" publil,in
ticlot Nv ono 'Nchito man om, dn white
NAM off al do Good thin"s While de
mi"mar ,r;t rothin TIE niggors In do
"e S oS; de whito mn, soI bo.l and
reon do reword WIFI" man sit de
LAX ,,,.ot ,,,it' NAM vi, an IA rnoot
an de- oW niger de rinc, and spec him
to be thankful fur dat-de likes oh dat!
Is dat far" u dat squar? Is dat 'Vid-
in the profit 'cordin to 'rithmclic an
de Bible? 70 sir! you can ANA no
sich doctrine like dat no Whar IN dc
Bible, nor outen it, sep in dc PubIikin
party.
'Servativs don't do no such chcatin'
like dat. Dey say gin and take, chen,
Stepen, Ant'ny oher, up one side and
down de oder, is far play. EV'n vote
we, | amt cit but one, an ev'n you
votes 'levcn, you gifts 'leven Oats BIZ
BILE arithmetic. In de 'ScwatiVe party,
de Ishman gifts dis, dc Jummau Gil dat
and de ole fashion white man gifts dc
oder. Dar's Mar Kelley fur one, and
dis little LovinstUn, for dc oder, and
den dars Billy Gilman fur de balance
far and sounr But in de lublilSin
party, dc niger whar votes a hundred
gits de hunduth part oh nuthin, while
de white man, which he votes but II
bar one, he gits de whole hunduth part
ob cbprvthing cherry time hand sunin.
Us niggers has scnted to dat fooliNh-
ness long 'nuC "iaint in do Bible,
faint in rithmetic, faint in iogreiy,
faint nowhar in Gawd's earth but III
de Publikin party: and we amt gWine
to stan, it no longer. Leastways yo'
Uncle Isham Hogrins amt. He is II
eWine TO eide in dc Sennit Mark me
dat
AM. an, an, what sort of men does
us nigpors up an gib de lobes AN
fishes too dunno who is Il lstncn to
Ishmon Higgins, an | don't keer, hut
mari; me dis-dn amt a one IN nm
dnt ne niorars would like to be our
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We take this occasion 90 thnak our
friends for past favors, and respect
fully call their attention 10 our tw-
mcnsc stock. which we are Just recciv-
Ing direct nom the principal manu-
lecturers of the North and West. pur-
ciAasllng direct from first hands for
cash on the spot, and awaiting our
selves of every advantage by shipping
In ear loads under special contract,
aud by our own labor almost freeing
ourselves from store expenses. We feel
confident In our ability 10 efIer 10 our
friends and 10 the public generally our
immense stock ~ better rates and
more uniformly low lgures than has
ever before been offered Ia the interior
OF Texas.
A. ~ busis and foundation Of our
business. We guarantee every article 80
be NJ represented. or money refunded
NJ our expense OF transportation.
Our success In business depends en-
urcIy upon establishing n Wholesale
trade In Northern Texas, md we only
ASH fair and impartial trial, and y,
close comparison OF uniform prices
with those OF shreveport, Galveston,
and New Orleans with freigf.ts added,
and we checrfiIIy abide by the deci.
sion Of the same.
DARLINGTON, MARsAIIs & co.
vlndtf
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G, II, Be1uchamp has removed his stock of
general merchandise TO the new brick next 20
the hat and shoe store of NJ. Ludwig, and cot
ton yard Of fomklns a lttlelicd, On Main
street, where he hopes To receive the patron
Iunagc Of his friends, lSOdlw
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NOTICE.

City Engineers once, September G, lS73
The grade of Elm, Main, Commerce, ilous-
ton, Jefferson, Market, Austin ana Lamar
streets having been established by the CITY
Couhcil, ulf sidewalks on theAbOVe mention
ed streets must hc constructed to conform 70
snid grade. by the property owners. should
the owners Of such properly fail to do 80
within thirty days nom this date, the ely
will have said work done at the expense az
said property holders. Sidewalks ON the
nbove nuuled streets must be full ten feet in
width. w. ii. WENTWORTH
iSDdIOt CITY Engineer
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-05-15

In connection with the following list
we have for sale several tracts Of land,
ranging from to 20 acres, adjacent to
the city, suitable for suburban resi-
dences, and choice residence lots in all
parts of the city. We also have the ex-
elusive agency of several of the best
business lots in the business center Of
the city. Call at our office for inior-
nation as to price and location.