The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-07-02

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ITEMS Of INTEREST.
GnERN ArPLEs arc coming from the
|e6hth. sMnkxlc the boys.
b THE trut5smust be told. Flies, this
season, viii stand over six feet.
II il 70 longer emotional insanley sken.
Morbid impulse Is the euphemism.
GONNA xfas, which had gone out Of
| popnlariky - pets for some time pet,
80 assin coming into favor.
h Tn jaiier in Chicago the other ,dey
pjzeatSd al, his prisoners to drive. -
took theHin awagon from the old n
TO the new one
CoURrsnr has been defined q -
sisting of number of quist attsntionA
not 80 pointed as to alarm nor - yae1e
1setS be understood.
TA1k Of the srdor of first love, ~ Of
m0 y AOvCy uut ~ t0AVS 10y
heaaed old bachelor to present asarue
specimen u matchlcss love.
WHAT sort of fiber must M 30
made Of who deliberately sets aAb0ut
getting up wooden wedding. unjust
feel that the ardor of his early ai1ctions
needs rekindling
A NEW counterfeit fifty-cent scrip has
made its appearance in Boston and the
public is gravely advised to be on its
guard, rs it is impossible to distinguish
the false stamp from the true.
A SINGULAR disease is prevailing among
the colts in many sections of Maine. The
seat of the diserder seems to be In the
legs, which swell hard and become Inn
movable. Several have died.
| A WOMAN performed at Stamford,
Conn, the other day, the wonderful feat
Of jumping from an express train going
forty miles an hour without being killed,
bu, she his been little sore ever since.
1fRs. PARrINaroN moved last spring to
house on the line of a railroad, and she
likes it very much. at is SO pleasant and
sOciable," she says, "when Ike is of to
see the cars pass pro and con. before her
windows"
In pond near the Des Moines paper
mill the turtles, frogs and tadpOles are
white The water in which the straw is
boiled runs into the pond, and by chem.
ical action all the creatures boarding
there are changed in color.
SHE made up in cats what she lacked
in children, chickens or anything else
Miss Mary Mitchell, an elderly lady, who
moved from Amesbury Ferry to New
Boston, n H., who had four loads Of
goods, including fourteen cats.
Two HORSES got into fight in brick
yard at Bangor, Me-, the other day, and
had to be dubbed senseless before they
would stop. One Of them was ruined
and tha~fRr was badly injured, while
thousas bricks ready for the kiln
were Destroyed.
J0aN A. CLIFFORD, Of Northboro, Mass.
has hen which disowns one Of her
chickens on account of its color. He
also has cat which is more humane
than the hen, as she has taken the little
chick under her care, watching over and
brooding it with a mothers tenderness.
DAxE NATURE appears to be unusually
frcaky ct Burrillville, r. !. One Of her
productions is a chicken with four legs
and two tails. This quadrupedal fowl
was alive and scratching at last accounts.
Another curiosity is q litter of kittens all
Joined together Ia Siamese Twins, only
more 30.
| Ina CURTIss, Of New Haven, while dig
| eing for CLAIMS, brought up pocket-book
leontaining several gold and silver coins
ard roll of bills, probably amounting
% 1000. The pocket-book looked - 4
Il had been under water for eight q ten
igears, and the bills will have to be scpa.
rated very carefully.
Il A YOUNG widow at Whittingham, ~
recently engaged herself to marry Chaslsl
] II. CLARK, young man who came = tne
n town and called himself . carpcnter. He
i died Just before the day appointed 20 !
wedding, ana, ON inves.'e .s'on, : - ~.
I10ond inst ne nad sevefal WlsOs = , .1.'>
ens psrss 81 tne county.
I Tn Springfield MASS Aapeeeseas
speaking Of tho death of NJ. Hodee, q
Granville, who was killed ~ lishtning Z
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