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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28

:. TnE Low, AplMs ! FnEScH IIAr
Q vEsTEk.-For several years past tn
, farmers of the West have bee,
gradually adopting the Harvester il
tho place OF the oll.stylc rearers
The Marsh Harvester had an immense
sale all over the country, and gave
very great satisfaction, with the ex
cepfon OF the canvass elevator which
carries the grain from the sickl. to
the binders Mr.. Low an emloye in
tho Marsh Harvester works seeing
this difficulty, set to work to invent
q machine OF the same general style
but with some attachment, that
would obviate the difficulty expert.
enced with those machines, and the
result is the Machine known a. the
Low Adams q French l,arvcsters,
The elevator is composed Of set OF
rakes. and is at once a m ost ingenious
and simple continuance, not liable to
get out of order, and capable of e,e.
waiting grain in any condition. This
machine is SO arranged that il
man wishes to rush matters
he can put on three binders.
1t also has an attachment that
carries the bundles until a sufti
cient number is gathered for shock,
when by simply touching spring all
are aepe slteo together, ana The attach
ment returns to its place ready tor
another shock, This is a saving OF
at least $3.50 per day in tho harves,
field. This machine is made N two
sizes, 81 and 6 foot swa,hs. Viicro
IS no side draft, and 1t is 40 evenly
adjusted that hut little i! any weight
rests upon the horses nccks. This
Harvester took the first premium a,
tho State Fair of 1872 and 1873, a,
Cedar Rapids, Those who have
seen it work do not hesitate to say
that it exeels all other haryeslcrs n ow
in use
B.W. Fellows, Bn,leryille il agent
tor tho Low, Adams & French.
They are also tor sale by Camcry &
Son Toledo. Farmers viii! do well!
to call and see them before purchas
ing Harvester.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28
Tuesday, May 26th, 1874,
REPORTED BY
NELSON & BARKER

Albert Allard to S. w.
Berry, " ! - and nj nwt
~ 50 lG. 5000
Nathan Bartlett to Philip
Batter, n W 5 " % s. IL. ZOO
G.. S. Bfecsc aud others, TO
Loretta Brcesc and Lorlnia b
Wormley, Pt. nc ne IS 81 I3
lying north Of Il. Il. track.
S. w. Berry TO Albert Al.
lard, " + and ] OF Ii
sec. - s. Ii. 2000
Samuel Baldwin to W. II.
Campbell, II " 10 SO Is. 5000
John Connell to Patrick
Brenahan eA n " 80 Sc IL. SOC
Jno. T.. Coffin to u. e. l4anb
sw SO II SO II. 2S(
Jane Downey To Wclcsme
Mowry, W FL 81 Is. 1925
Sumner Dobson to J. s.
Hayes, 16 acres in W corner
ei sw 10 Sil6. ACC
N. Hand to c. 3. Lewis, NJ
Sc ne Is 80 1t. II:
O. L. Jameson TO Flank
Parizek, Is 81 Is. 240(
A. D. Thompson to c. S.
Thompson, n " % 81 Is. 1926
Al. Lape to G. +. Jones, lot
9 block IL Traer. 7O(
| Sheriff of lama county, to
g. II. Warren, lot 2 block q
lama City. l46s
Il. G. NJ. Wells to NJ. A.
Parsons, SO ne IS aud sw NV
so SO II. 25O(
Ii. NJ. Rooe'ts to +. Slippy
lots l 27 and s block Ii in
Buckingham.
J. Ludw'g to +. koapil Cd
ne sc 10 SO II. 35(
Jno. Ccnncll to A. Buchan
und l Ell sw IL &c IL. 5Ol
J. L. Moreton to V Behon.
mex. sc ne and no Sc 33 81 IS. l2el
u. Stone to G. L. Bailey,
und ! lot l block 4 Toledo.
except u IS It. Of 6 Is II.
r. II. McClellan to Il. NJ.
Laws ., NJ NC ! 81 IA. ~
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28
Good AGENTS WANTED

The immense circulation Of the Christia,,
Union has been built up by acHee canuasssys
No other publication compares with it for
quick and profitable returns. The public
sagerncss for Mrs Stoves new stsry, the
popularity of the paper the friendly sup.
port Of thousands Of old subscribers, the
artistic premiums for immediate delivery,
agents outfit and complete obstruction Ia
beginners, assure repeated success to
agents, and offer active, intelligents per-
sons unusual chances to make money. ALI
who want safe. independent business
write at once for terms. or send 81 for
chrome outfit TO J. u. FORD s CO., New
York, Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati or San
Francisco.
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ApELpufAa LITERARY Society =
The young folks OF Toledo have
just completed the organization
Of : society Of the above name. Its
obi cot is the Improvement Of its
membo rs N reading, speaking. wri
Ting, aud parliamentary usages. They
a,oId their meetings in tho School
House. A: the election last Friday
! syen,ng the following officers wers
elect Cd: President, w. II. Harr:sot,
Jr; Vice President, Miss Blanche
Forker Recording Secretary, Miss
Lizzie Conant; Cor. Secretary, VIM
A. Froe; Treasurer, Erwin } Ing.
, ham; Critic. Miss Ida Loughridge
Censor, Ckas. d. Jones, Usher. Miss
Amanda Johnston; Janitor, Asa )
eorkAr. The. objects q good one
nd tto society n, doabt vii meet
With su,e IS.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28

ELEVATOR MEErlNG. Tn, meet.
ing Of those interested in the building
Of Farmers Elevator at Toledo
was held pursuant to notice, in the
Court House, Thursday afternoon.
All the necessary committees wo ap'
pointed and the meeting adjourned
to next Thursday at o'clock. The
report was handed in too lato for this
issue, Int will appear in full next
week. let there be a good turn ont
next Thursday afternoon.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28
Call for Anii.M onopiy Con-
gressionai Convention.
TOLEDO MAY 18th 1874.

A Convention of voters OF the
Anti. Monopoly party, Of tho 9th
Congressional District, Iowa, will be
held at Cedar Rapids on Tuesday
June 3Oth 1871, at II o'clock, A. M.
TO place in nomination candidate
for Congress. All persons whose pc
l,lical views are in accordance with tbs
principles announce ! at the Conycn
ton held in MONIES, on the 25lh OF
February last, are cordially invited
to join IN sending delegates. Tho
ratio for representation will be one
delegate for each county, aud III al.
lltion thereto one delegate for each
$50 votes aud fraction thereof over
Is cast for lion. J. G. Vale, for
Governor. The several counties
will be entitled to delegates ~ toll.
lows
.ssaton,y"........l0 lIinn.............l2
Iowa, ................S Poweshlek. .....9
Johnson. .........l4 Tama.. .......8
Marshall. 49,. ......1
by order District Congressional
Committee.
LEVI +. NELSON.
Chairman.
GEO. w. CowLEs, Secretary.
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A FiEsT CLASS w oRKNAS.--lt al.
ways gives us pleasure 10 recommend
any thing Thai is good and worthy OF
patronage, and hence we arc happy
to add our tes,in ony as TO the super
ioritv oi The workmanship OF our Mer.
chant Tailor Mr.. Frank Piacek. He
came !crc abcsL year ago and 10y
industry ana general good manage
ment has bought him business
house, and is building up large and
constantly increasing business. lie
always gives good fits and warrants
satisfaction in every case.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28

Do not be humbuggel mto order
ing a Canvass Harvester till you sea
Low, Adams & French, at Camery's >.
Warranted to be as light draft and
save AMI elevate grain better than
any machine in the market. Re
member there are no lelts to slip, or
canvass to c!ogg when grain is damp,
and wear out everytw years Dps
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28

Call on Camcry y Son and OK
anime the Champion Reaper D the
Light mower. THIS is the lightest
draft machine IN the market and the
only machines with entire wrought
Iron franc and steel sickle bar, which
make a lighter and more durable ma.
chine than any cast Iron or wood
frame machine can be. 22S
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ownship.

u
cnroxlclr Like tho busy
the good people Of Lincoln
ship are working with will 10
Ssh their spring labor, prepa-ato.
sto the ever recurring contest with
feeds. Qucery ? are we responsible
kor Adams transgrcssion, or was the
nature Of the earth the Same before
as after tho fall Of Adam. / trust
that there are few such mon as
Adam, with ns ii weeds and BRAN
bles shall follow the transgression.
Our seeding is all done. aud the
farmers here will soon finish corn.
planting The area of corn to be
planted is very much larger than in
any former year. The smal grain
looks well, but has needed ram,
which happily visited us to day.
note some improvements in progress,
Peter Rheler has built house aud
other improvements on tho W t Of
section five and is now breaking it
up. Claus Lage IS erecting improve.
mcnts OIL the j at the $ c I Of sec
ton 5. Two new school houses
have 6cen built in Dist. No. . and 4.
i,ap,c t. sas4irs.sse dis,dsa ,u,o. mns
school districts, comprising four sec
tons in each district. With the two
just completed, we have six school
houses up, leaving only three more
to build to complete the tull number
resuired. TO support schools it re
qnires heavy tax, but it is money
well laid out, l would mach rather
support my nei shbors child in school
privileges, than IN the aims house,
or prison. Educate The masses and
thereby strengthen the pillars OF the
Republic, as Republic tits our o My
hope. In ignorance and supersli-
ton the powers of despo,ism are
rooted. Thousands ofignorant immi.
grants are yearly coming to our
shores; they must be educated; so
make the plan broad an make it al.
aclent by laying Oh liberal taxes
building good school houses, furnish
ing them well, and hiring efficient
teachers. | believe still further that
every school officer should have q
just AMI reasonable compensation lnr
his services. know that directors
are required to work gra,u,tously on
the theory that the education of our
children is q suH :ient inducement to
make th.m faithful, but experience
has fully proven it to be erroneous,
for while they may truly desire the
education of theirs and others child
rcn, vet the struggle for brcal and
butter, is still more imperative duty
and l doubt if the public have
right to ones services without n Just
compensation. FARMER
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28
MinerG1s. Shells. Evsails.

Mounted Birds, Birds Skins, Artificial
Eyes, Naturalists' Supplies, and objects o.
Natural History. Collections Of Minerals
for Schools. 100 Mineral Specimens for
$40, >rranged according 10 Dana; :10u
Genera Of Shells, comprising about 400
shells, fer $40. Enclose 10 cents for full
catalogue Of stock
Chas. @. Brewster, 4s6 Washington st.,
Eostos, Mass.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28

FoUrrH OF JULY.-At the meeting
last Monlay right the committees
appointed at the previous meeting
Were not able to make reports. The
meeting was then adjourned to Fri
day evening. Let there DO a good
turn out and then let us take hold
with a will and determination TO
have big time.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28

Just Received One car lead OF
Edward Harvcsters, and Dennis q
.Aver,ll have orders Tor nearly every
one of them and are expecting their
second car load IN few days, and
are ready to take orders for them.
Leave orders carly Tor they arc
scarce this year.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28

LIST OF LETTERS
remaining uucalled for in tile Post Of;,s a,
Toledo, Iowa, May 18th 1874.
Digelow, James Rushton, Robert
Benl. John Eichardson- va
Butler, Francis q Smith, Ann
Branner. Leonard Smith, Emma
Don. John Smith, Ntaria-
Hubert. l. N
Persons calling for tn &c letters vi, 1
please say advertisedand give date Of Mi.
list. EMILY l.. DILLMAN. PM
,Savc FIFTY Dollars =.
THE NEW ELoRENCEl
PRICE, $50 below any other Gr.,.e,am
VALUE, $50 aboveJ Ss~:ng Muchin..
SAVED. $50 by buying the Tlor.nce
Every machine warranted.
Special terms to clnbs and dealers
Send for circular 10 the
florence s. N. Co., florence, Mass
or W. II. Sharp ( c.,
254 State ST., Chicago. III.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28

Fauck u Hertzter's Burlington
Walking Cultivators, Manulac.
tured at Burlington, Iowa, for sale
by Dennis & Averlll at lama City.
Just as cheap as any house in lama
County. Grange or no grange, will
rot be uudersold.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28

w. Bradbrook has just received
the largest stock OF Spring and Sum.
mer Clothing ever brought to Tolc
do, of all styles and pr c,s ranging
from s. to s35 per suit. also large
stock Of Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps
Of the latest style. 14tt]
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28

PIscAroRIAL.-HardIy day passes
but number Of 6shing parties leave
Toledo for various places On the
river. They meet with varied sue.
cess, some catching good!y number
while others don't Get q bite.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28

Charlie Guilford, OF tho Arm of c.
s. Guilford 4 Co, land Agents. OF
II amrton Iowa, was In town last
week visi,itg his friends and relatives.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28

Marsl:lItown has TO go asroal for
her music now. At the Fircmans 20
raae and Review Tuesday OF this
week the Toledo Cornet Band did
the outside playing, while q string
band from Wavcrley played for the
Ball in the evening
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28
CORNELL COLLEGE.

NOR BOTH SEXES, WITH TEN ExPE,
i RIENCED Professors aud Tcachers full
Classicsi and Scientific Courses rreparato.
ry, Commercial and Ornamental Dep,rt.
meat; ample buildings and appliances aad
SIS students annually; in . town noted
for temperance. Board and Tuition lover
catalogue address, the President. r., z. VIA.
T. KING. .. D. NJ yernou, Iowa. rxew.
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I'VE
And Our
N E IG HBOR S T"
IL the latest and raciest work Ivy
Harriet 8eecheY Stowe.

~ 'he iatest Anu reciest WCsk Ivy
Harriet 8eecher Stowe.
Author OF "Vncls TOMS Cabin"
'The Minister'S Woolng," "My wife
aud l."
and other powerful stories, each the literary
sensation Of its period; and this story
promises q like genuine and wholesome
sensations. II bears directly On social top
les Of interest, embracing the romance Of
youthful companionsEips, the brightness OF
happy homs-life, the spicy complications Of
neighhorhsod associations, and such follies
and profound domestic miscries az have led
TO the widespread Temperance movement
CT the day.
Mrs. Stowe is now in the prime Of that
genius which wrote 'L,cls fcm,' ripened
By years Of sludy aud observation. Her
novels are immensely popular, :Uncie Tom
CHbins' alone out-selling by hundreds Of
thousands any edition Of any original work
ever Published the Bible. Her book
two years ago, "4Xy We and l." outsold
every contemporary. Such pure and
cnnobl'ng story rs " We and Or Ncighbors
should be read in every home. Thi, new
Serial is now running exclusively in the
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28

Dennis & AveriiI, OF Tama City
aud Tracr, arc sole agents tor Tama
County Tor the J. I. Case lsac'oe
Thrcshinv Machine.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28

The finest assortment of Poke,
Cutlery, Razors, Shears, Revolvers&c
in lama County has just been recciv-
ed at Berger & Yeiser's.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28

Tie handsomest awning in town IS
the new one just put up in front Of
DR.. Springer's Drug Store.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28

The City pound has been removed
from where II has been recently, 10
where it used to be.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28

Rev. A. T.. Hickey and ID. Gid
lien, OF Montour, were In town last
week and OF course called at the
CMRnNIGLK Office
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28

The neatest job Work in Central
Iowa done at tho CHRONICLES othcc.--
Call and SEQ specimens.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28

New Salt for sale 10y w. Z. Wal.
sers, at $40 per bbl.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28

A tine lot OF baby carriages just
received at u. Arb & Co.'S Furniture
Store.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28

'Plastsriny liar Tor salo by W. Z.
Walters.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28

We met Oh the street last Mon.
day. Mr.. A. Sicard OF Marshal!,o"u.
Mr. Sicard is practical mill wright
aud a first class workman. lie has
had large experience in !ulldlns
Mills, Elevators, 81, and is thor
ouyhly conversant with all the dc
tails Ut such structures. lie buii'
the elevator in this place, also The
new one at Tama. lie is at present
engaged at Tracr in remodellng a
warehouse into an elevator. Any
parties thinking OF dong such work
will do well to correspond with him
before making any contracts.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28

Berger Il Yc,scrs Cutlery is manu-.
featured by one oil the best Compan-
les III America, and is not excciled.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28

Berger & Yeiser Warrant all
Cutlery sold by them, to be mann
4actured OF good material.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28

The woven wire Mattress the hes,
ia the world. ut ID. Arb Co.'S.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28

RESOLUTIONS OF Til.
meeting of Toledo CT :.
held at their room We'd
ming, the following resoli'
UNANIMOUSLY adopted by
vote
RESOLVED, That we, tlr-s------
Of the Toledo Cornct B.NITv
to the officers aud mem y ! l !,
Engine and Hook and Lac erC ompa
MES OF Marshalltown, ON, cost sin
cere and heartfelt than Gior the
kind reception, and maghsnimous en-
tertainmcnt bestowed TO MS while
attending their parade on the 18th
inst. May their success AMI pros
pcrity be equal to their magnammi.
~. May Heaven bestow blessin 9
upon them, as they bestowed good
things upon US. Three cheers tor
the Fire Department Of Marshall.
town!
Resolved, Tia. We elso tender
our thanks to Col. J. r. Hbwler, the
eentlemanly proprietor OF hhe Bow.
Ter House, AMI other i IS Of
Marshaltown, for their til troat.
ment and generous attent eward
US during onr stay with I
-. drsr. Il s.x,
j. T. COLLINS.
q. D, CoArEs,
S. +. McGER,
@. j. WADLry,
g. W.aNswcoMER,
NJ. REuscn,
G. +. McGss,
w, N. Brown,
Henry NAuErrn,
W. s.. NEWCOMER.
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Furniture OF all kinds at d. Arb y
Cos.
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Sad Accident.
Tea Touqy Men D'osaed.

On Tuesday afternoon the sons
ofMr. +. + IRISH were both drowned
IN small bayou about 4 or 5 miles
east OF Tama City. Their names
were Ruins and Elijal, and were aged
Is and - years, respectively. They
were after fish With small SEINE,
when one OF them getting beyond
his depth began to strangle and the
other went TO his assistance aud both
were drowned. An uncle who was
with them Mr. s. +. Doad tried to
save them but was unable to &C
complish anything. Mr.. Ed
IIowLert found the bodies aud then
started to town to break the sad
news to the boys parents. They
were almost wild with grief. Darn.
the evenin. large numbers OF friends
and neighbors gathered in and
dad what they could to comfort
tho bereayed parents. The flu
neral was held at The M. f.
Church. Rev. W. S. Mcssmcr preach.
ing All eloquent and touching dis
course. The largo church was filed
to Overlooking. These boys were
extremely we'll behaved and INTEL.
gent, and were we'll spoken OF by
all who knew them. Ilawas indeed
a sad sight 10 see the two collins 60
from tie house, and the blow seems
uncommonly heavy from the fact that
they were the optY boysinl TIC ialMi.-
". The sympathy OF The entire
community IS extended to tho strick-
en- family in this their grcan sorrow.
This makes 5 persoqt roSned
from Toledo in less than Ii
months.
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Weekly Family Nerspaper,
Tho CHRISTIAN UNION
LAn'y Ward Bseebv,
!, EDITOR

In religious matters this is Evanye II
and unsectarian: in political affairs. in e-
pendent and outspoken. It contains the
best articles, and both shsrt aud serial
stories from the foremost writer's it aims
tosmaintain the highest standard in Reli.
gion, Literature, Poetry, Art, Music.
Science. News, Politics, Household and
Family Affairs, with Stories, Rhymes. puz-
sles for the Children, etc. Nothing is
spared to make il n complete Newspaper for
the Fun'ly. pure. attractive, wiie-awake,
and up with the times Journal interest
ing to every one IN the household. young,
er cid. tits
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you see how easily I have secured one
u UT11d p2an u laanseu,.. la-s.s.s 80
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Full stock Of John Deere 4 Peru
City Cuitivators at Camcry's.
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n. 7, sacscsneF asy, nh sleeve caugnt IN
ne Fearing. Ina moment he va vindr
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Go and see those beautiful baby
carria ges ut d. Arb T. Cos.
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This Sewing Machine gives the best sat
isfaction to the user. is paid for mos. readi
~. and 10 the best Of al! to sell. II there
is no Domestic agent in your town, apply
to Domestic 8. NJ. Co, N. Y. Ladies Sent.
for elegant Fashion Ecck:
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28

Camcry Il Son have received car
load Of Low, Adams. s. French Rar'
yesters. These Harvesters DO away
viii all Belts and Canvass. They
elevate graft in all conditions WET
or Wced,); deposit the Bundles III
dozens, saving ono mans work
Took first premium at Iowa State
fair 1872 and rs. Call and examine
before giving your orders. 22S
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THURSDAY, MAY IS, 1874.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

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