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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-06-25
Congressional Convention.

The Republican Electors Of the fifta
Congressional District Of Iowa, viii meet
IL. delegate Convention, in Cedar RaPids
Thursday. June 18th 1874, at one O'Clock,
n, H., TO nominate a candidate for the 44th
CONGRESS- of the U. S. TO be voted for at +.
next Election.
The basis Of representation will be the
vote cast for Jas. NJ. Beck for Supreme
Judge at the last general election. The
following i. the number Of delegates to
which each county is entitled. Benton, lu:
Iowa, :; Johnston, 10; Linn, IL; Marshall,
. ; Poweshiek, I; lama, 1.
j. IL. HARTSOCk.
Chairman Rep. Con. Com.
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The. Autobiography county con.
vention meets in Dewitt to-day to
select delegates to the State Con ven.
ton. 1t is excraciating TO see how
some people try to feel al home with
a party IN opposition to the grand
old Republican party. We can but
feel sorry for them. They begin to
know and feel, how much better tho
party can do without them than they
can without tho party lsWHt o.
sercey
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Republican judicial Conven-
ton.

Notice is hereby given to the Republl-
can electors of the Eighth judicial Dis
1rict of the State of Iowa, that tonven-
ton for the nomination. Of Republican
candidates for District Judge.and District
Attorney for said District will be held at
Cedar Rapids, on
.Wonaoy, Jane GOTH, lss4.. repro.
at . o'clock P; NJ Thaeicgate for eae,i
sss s,s N s T Sans Sas 's aoes
delegate for Ss, ssd over one hundred c ,ha
racIi9Mn 1 Beck for supreme judge at at IN, ,he
p, Las, Central Committee loI s'i'
judicial Dlst'ie'' Chairman
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III their leaders Select
IN III inen, farmers and pro
re- stay away from the
fcr4 Conventions and the
Win console themselves by
Jesse az results. The united
cauc6 tho farmers Will remedy
polls, 20 some extent, and the
grumbg ii they do not achieve all
action q fctel to IN the beginning,
this evil a desirable and healthy
Granger1 Ihc character of The Off
they exp States where their organ
,,assilon a strong and judiciousIy
managcd. The Changers have a
splendid opportunity to make their
power fcl3 in Iowa this fall by seeing
to 1t that Hhcir members are repre-
sented in fall forcs in the caucuses
of the opposing parties, and polling
their vote solidly tor men OF brains
and unsullicd reputation. They
will destroy their influence and rem
der their organizations impotont OF
' GOOD if they commit the unpa- don
: Able blunAer of uniting their cause
4 with the rotten, pu,rid and lecaying
. remnant ofsecession and negro sla
very, but oqthe other hand, if they
$ will Join hst ls with the loyal and
'r honest merkho compose the rank
Or and flo of Union party. victory
10 is assured 1 the start. The Gran.
!. cers being1 body, honest, aetua
= ted by mo fs which they belley
'e' for the ben of the masses, fight
IN ING what u regard common enc
We my. they Al the right kind Of ma
"a tcrial to fngthcn and inYlgorate
a partvid6tied with She best inter
!" es,s OF thd Psses and struggling to
sne rid itself he blood suckers who
OF have FAST themselves upon II !.
NV A union dhese forces would be
80 SIRE TO 8 g TO tho combination
victory a1 9 ultimate triumph o.!
% their prid f.
Il - We b that many Of tho
a'io Grangera (ealy to work with the
''.'s best elet Of the Republican par
e'e" Nv while CIV OF them are willing
ah"' to Join with the demagognes
W Of a disa1 bio and WORKOUT party
'oaa who art ding for Office IN the
- disguise now party. There is
!" every il on that tho next cleo
ONES tons W " that the honest ear.
parry rest, ef W being Pit forth by
fpso' tho hes BY far largest portion
A"""o OF tho lean party. towards re
~ wv form appreciated and that
WI the gredkof voters will be con
ha' ~ yinced reliability and virtue
oir"P' that reuI the ranks OF the old
o'her standbMill bravely pat their
'nctiye .,a,,aHa whooI whera thov
ave- -. can dott good V'atos Jo~
i""S' nal.r
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,,n,;can County Conven-
ton.

The Republican County o :,
lion met in the court house az o'e'0'
June %. - ar.
oer Nv ]. W. Wlllett, eha'rma" O
,he county central committee.
On motion J. w. Wiileis was
elected temporary chairman
IN motion the char appointed A.
On morIv.s1- King ana H. l..
1,h;neas Helm. W. w. Lee Kr"'
~, ronuell committee On perma
neu. organization, which comm' we,
reported the names Of en arm an,
Dysarl aSy onser Secretary.
Report adopted, and Mr.. Dysar
took the chair
The committee on credentials re-
ported as follows:
Geneseo is entitled to three delegates
represented by Joel Haywood and DR. c
l.. Brock; Buckingham, 2, II. A. Owens
and G. Jaqua; Grant, 2, Andrew Dodt
and Thompson Weir Lincoln, /, A. c
Brockway; Spring Greek, 3, Vim. b. King
6 NJ Finch, b. Smith, with instructions
10 cast full vote Of Township; Crystal, 2
j. S. Townsend and NJ G. Felter; Perry,
2, J. r. Wood, A. Law, G. Taylor, w. w
Leekins, r. g. McIntire, H. Hartshorn,
and Geo. Sloss,. Clark. 4, B. +. Thomas,
j. W. Crisman, Samuel Everett and Jos
Dysart; Oneida, 4, Abram Anthony, Ma
than Huff, Welcome MoNefy and Geo. a.
Anthony; Carroll, 2, Geo i. Lawson ard
Abel Childs; Howard, 4, w. Granger, G.
Barter. d. *. Gallagher and j. T. Nc
cormick; Carton, 3, not represented; In
dian Village, 7, Phineas Helm, A. G. Ten
ney, T. r. Smith, J. W. Beale, j. l..
Waggoner, j. 0. Harrison and G. j. Ste-
vens; Toledo, 10, J. w. Willett A. J.
Wheaton, Geo. w. Sweat, T. S. Free, w.
r Johnston, G. r. Struble, Frank Davis,
ID. d. Appellate, Jas. B. Hedge and Jno.
Cornell; Tama, 6, VIM Hartsock, b. A.
Hall, l.. Merchant, +. J. M. Wonser and
III NcAllister; Otter Creek, 3, A. Temp
kns, Isaac Voorhees, and NJ. W. Staley;
York, 8, II. e. Smith, Amos Rogers and
Herschel Rogers; Salt Creek, 4, A. T.
Rawson, w. Cole, III. r. Rawson and
lsaac Brown; Richland, 3, no delegates
present. Columbia, 2, J. II. Lauderdale,
VIM Yates; Highland, 9, B. f. Davidson,
a. n. Poynecr and +. L. Fish.
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times:
From the number Of candidates be-
ing put forward as proper persons to
be placed on the Autobiography
ticket OF this State, it would seem
that the only purpose, the only OBJ
.lect, OF organizing such party is to
elect few men TO office.
The Telegraph evidently apprc-
cistes the situation, and has formed a
very correct idea of this mongrcl
party. -Cetiar Rapids Times.
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TAMA COUNTY BANK

mares, two horses, four RI cows ov one f Two two
old heifer, three 3 year old heiser. eas
yearling steer, four calves, Que reaner o o"e
mower, tMeCormick,) one walking cn Iut
vator, three shovel pluws, one harrow ~.
post anger, one parlor stove, one box s,o wv
one saddle ana bridlo and other ar,;a,aas
will be sold at public sale. o'''
Terms ef sale.-Purchases of lee. IL. G
five dollars to be paid in cash, md f..
that amount and over on a credit If 81.
months. The purchaser giving note with
approved security, and bearing ten nar
cent interest, and providing FOR naymsn,
of attorneys fees if collected b. sui.
% y &. GALLAGHER.
,, o., 49, Administrator.
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The newspaper train between New
York and Philadelphia Will, sooner
or later, furnished materials Tor a
first class horror. Every morning it
leaves New York and runs st q
higher rate of speed than has hitherto
been attained on THIS continent
Last Monday l: left ersey City halt
an hour late, and caught up before
reaching Trenton, making fifty saren
miles in fifty nine minutes. This,
however, was not its fastest tune.
Near New Brunswick five miles OF
the road wero run in three and a
halt minutes, or at the rate of eighty
SIX miles in an hour. This train was
placed on tho road for the purpose
of carrying the New York morning
papers to Philadelphia, 50 that they
could be distributed as early rs the
Philadelphia journals. The engineer
and others employed on the train
have sigued a paper declining that
they will not hold the road response.
bic for damages IN case of an acct
dent. Not content with simply
carrying the mails, passenger
coach has been attached, making 1t a
regular passenger train. In Eng
land the rate OF a mile per minute is
not considered excessive, but there
tho roads are constructed with q
special reference TO fast running, aud
the road beds have q solislity and
iirmness uneqlaled on this sl1ie Of
the Atlantic.
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A N,EI!1x7 I I'd, i a. A.

and that the Congress which they
control scrutimzes lmpartially and
severely the cono uct Of adm,nistra.
tive officers, and that Republican of
ficers arc removed and Republican
laws repealed when such action is
plainly proper"
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Toledo. Iowa, -.
,,nSnAy. JUNE , lo''.
.....,biican state Co"se
NSP ton.

,;..pouAsrens nn REF 81 iowa.
s H,s.s.s ossss May :, 's7 a.nns,,ean
Tie s,s,s conyea.'sss sss sils i held
Psr,SM Nome. = siss s tsr ,ae
July Al The hour 2, 81. ssndiaaes ~ be sS OF,
sur Jose of no%ia a,,sr election, 1871, to M
"a ,a 'S Sa,iowing Offices, tow
secretary q s,a's'
1mli,erof State
T tss,.,s, q e s tate i. nj o'ass,g
s suerney General, -ss-fsI
S sHsrk q supreme con,s, I
James: s:.s s ': !; Y
delegate. Fer e,sfy : = ~ IN ( Cow
ssch fraction over 100 votes. IamA $3.50 -
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Vol. lv.] THE 1894.
AScience of Health

independent Journal not the organ 81
person or instruction, but an earnes,
OF the Laws of Life and Health
includes all that relates TO the Arr
vering Health.
pin Health.- 1t is better to preser ve
~ obeying the Laws of Life than N
Alt when once lost. Learn to avoid
NM y Of diseases.
sSse and its Treatment.-Thc theory
es will be considered by compe-
riHN 3ters, and philosophical and p-acti-
y ~ pods Of treatment given.
80 ids should read The Science Of
regularly, and learn the nature OF
EcoG eases, and the methods prescribed
Treatment and Cure.
ctors' Bills" can easily be saved in
y FAMILIES enough to pay for ten
: PC SUBSCRIPTION price every year. by
FOLLOWING its plain teachings.
pen and Children.-Every number ia
largely to domestic interests. con-
g the health and needs of Women.
specially the physical wants of Chill
r 1t will tell how 10 feed, clothe. and
e Cor the young.
1t ousehold Department. Cook.
-Wc shall publish series of articles
'seasonable Dishes" written expressly
flis Magazine. In the same department
- be given an amount of information in |
holt, brief paragraphs. worth in them,
elves the price of the Science of Health
Terms.-$2 o year in advance; sample
umbers, ~ cents; ten copies, SIS, and
n extra copy TO agent.
A List OF Premiums sent on applicael
ion. Cash Commissions givea,es
gents wanted. az
Address s. K. WELLS, $50 4jr Twins
ew York. Sf,;. --i;
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|ption Fund.
T0hsairman Of the
explained that

To tnnts VI lue
explained that
inquiries from the
" 8sasstss with REFER
Y ect of raising money
canvass, aud as tho
gonnty would be reason
4 TO do its share, be had i,
6of friends to whom he
nd the matter, submitted
FLOR the appointment of
ace Committee. with a view
ring a proper share of assis.
The State canvass.
|opey question, tho PROPOSE
|alp in raising q State purse,
Der proposition for the Con-
10 assume the debts OF the
party in the Greeley cam.
.oduced some friction among
! members, but finally the
o raise FIVE hundred dollars
county was carried, and a
, committee appointed TO do
ling. And SO the first step
sform party for the campaign
e 2 step toward q corruption
)n this basis, FIVE hundred
l'om each county, 1t seems
Anti Monopoly friends think
he City thousand dollars to
wa this fall. burlington
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for Recorder Ly reclamation.
The following is the result OF the
balloting Ger candidate for County
Supervisor:
FIRST INFORMAL BALLOT:
Capt. J. H. Laudcrdale,. ....3 81 votes
Ii. III. Wilmington. ...26
Jno. Ramsdell, IL
SECOND INFORMAL BALLOT:
Capt. J. H. Lauderdale, -. 50 votes.
H. II. Wilmington. ..,....s2
On motion Capt, Lauaerdale was
by reclamation unanimously nomin-
atel for County Supervisor.
Mr.. f. NJ. Bielby was unanimously
nominated by acclamation for Cor
ncr.
On motion the chair appointed
Messrs. Willett. Poynecr and Hall a
committee to select delegates ts,. ~,
State Convention .s, "s'o !" - = W.
nsmess' n.or, WI
lanes Wilson, Joseph pyWsaf',, Cam.
stiycrs, " + Johnston, Anthony.
bridge, G. J. Stevens Apfa'" -, .,aa
az motion the chair appointed
Msssrs, Mcln,ire, Cornell and hel"
committee to selcc, delegates to the
Congressional Convention me 'o'.
owing were reported and were a"'9
elected
n povneer T. 5. Free, Amos K .;
a; - n o ~ + \ Hall, }. W Wllleu
+. w. Crisman. =
: $, molten the chair aprolnte
u N.ssrs Mills, Smith and S'f"o'e
? committee TO select delegates 70 -
g I,,;,;a, Convention. The comm
a 40 ,c,or,cd the following, who we
duly elected: ~ "
a. -. n :, 60 q Mclntire, d. y. Appessa
i5s;, Helm. Welcome Mowry'
~ A.. J. W. Willett offered the
'a' loving rc,o,u,ioa, which vas una
'=rs monsly passed M
ore > p.x,y,eI That il is the Wiil
elk i'' :, 1f his Convention, that the u
pi,,ac .loct from Tama county 10 the
ron a,t,;nar Congressional Convention VI
will ~ ig,nosrassional District OF Iowa, ~
,,;s bala Al Cedar Rapids on the .o!h u".
''''s Ir,e 1874. be and are hereby lhs ,; "
all Srst lash and always TO cast the en'i,e
$40 nr he said delegation for the re g,
we % IN, ,he Hon James Wilson, OF 'Iama =
eek, "a w mo Republican candidate III an
,ie said District to represent mem ~
600 and that we do most nearby
Is. 800 Of tie course of SAID " llsoh u.
.ae present session OF Congress, ahu
,xr recognize in him good eiho -.
lie servant. always attentive ~ VI.
ness entrusted TO MN ~ HIS H. a.,
lion rs our represehia'ise. Nm !,
most cordially rescommehu hih' y
Conrressional Convention.
The io.bwirg Resolution was
unanimously carried:
ven. Rssoreed, That the delegates
c+ate Convention, be instructed
the vote of Tama County lof iion
sherman for Auditor OF State.
nven On motion the chair appo
oledo, Ncssrs. Wlllett, Helm, and
County Central Committee.
TO or The following Resolution WI
nan OF fercd by Hon. G. r. Struol'
adopted unanimously by the .
was ton. with great enthusiasm.
Resolsed, That we pledge 10 .ne
led A. this day nominated, our ne hnSo,
'eu and that We will use every nonol
II. l. fort fort to insure a ratification OF our
tr. t lions by the people Of this Count
perma-
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Honest men ma
with the Republican party
can they hopo Tor from IN II
its party with its destroyed III
Dissatisfied thcughthey may bc IT.
some OF the men aud measures 81
their own party, yet they sec thai
when they leave they are at sea
liable to be dashed upon the breakers,
and shoals,and destructive issues" Of
democracy, and we predict that The
next election will shows that the men
who hesitated about longer acting
with the Republican party will DO
found in their old places in the ranks
fighting against The WorM, the fl .sb
and the devil, three Democrats in
one, and al! the representatives of
I" destructive issues =" - Bwlingson
Uaekeye
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,1 ID respectfully suggest to
|er s4alXeiQ Wqegs.Le n,eserye a

was chosen candidate tor . y
the District and Circuit Courts
N. Bates OF buckingham Tp.
Recorder, and y. M. Griffith Of IL.
dian Village TIP. for Supervisor; a.
before minated all their candidates
were selected from among the farms
crs. After tho selection of dele
gates 10 the various conventions in
which this county is interested the
convention adjourned.
Whether or not the people will
sanction the action Of this c0nven>
ton, of course we do not know but
we anxiously await their action there.
on at the polls next fall.
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WE
And Our
N EIGHBORS"
IL the latest and raciest work INV ii.

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THE Minister'S Woolng," My i IOWA a.
and l." pmenc- !
fowing
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sensation. II bears directly .tnes Gus e.f1icata
v ,s 81 Interest, embracing can ' as.s
happy home-life, the spicy credftr's this dis
neighborhood associations roperly ~ 'hc com.
ana profound domestic mis-, slisk wLisl.
of the day. ~istratr tniasmatie
Mrs. Stowe is now in the prime rr q s.s'i Il
genius which wrote Uncle Tom tcnioniiory
oy years OF study and observation %an ns e ,,
novels are immensely popular an 1--WE. sup.
:, Iao'ns alone out-selling nv 7 ,ae reach Of
thousands any edition Of eve l-,tlss, s Mhe
ever published-sape q Doth ior s.re and bro.
two years ago, .,r ..ricc WI Ei:,ce il wihin
every confer. fiji re poor rs wen as the rich.
ennoolng III Ned for the speedy |, ri certai,,
,hould be ri Pts is, thai i contains, tlni-
furious effects wlla Il, YER apo,,
Ha never sn' lad h ih / are gre .s,t q
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Aa~A. q,
Ways That Art Da,l.-'..-

- ,,o,,ou j. ". Forrow ~ |,
( popal,!son, Of Carlton ., as Z
/ cas-. Tie vote Of ''''s
ship. a.,ecates present
who's. delegations were not ,', Vote Of
s ,ss;. respective 81 townships. . an
'', ,rhe convention proceeded CO.. ~ :
:,,, nna sa,lo. Tor Clerk q Court Co i
''' Mr wi,lv,, in Ss's't e , Mr. for
Blnn, thanked ,be N.pu announce a
= heir, ,nsir many pass lasors anu ' aa''o
), , ,n., he d.ol.asls renom''a .n,a va
ss 'Aa ,sh a. is s.ese"s name nam
!, ,nen presented, and no ,,e 0,s,' nom non"
II , ,,s,na offered was unanimously 's,y Of i,
u ns,ea BY reclamation ie' clerk . :
courts. ..on proceeded
~ ahs = ep 'nsotma, b.''o, Tor hs'0fa
/ a ' aah The following resa'': - vote.
vsic IN NJ. Bishop. % !"
r. q Mclntire,
, for NJ H,s6ep receiving wing : .,;stt
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Higher and yet higher surgcs the
river OF lager, threatening TO be an
engulphing flood TO cur young Anti
Monopoly party in Iowa. The mem
bers OF the party in pes Moincs have,
as our readers know, instructed their
delegates to be soldiers brave in the
cause Of q free liquor plank in the
par.y's State platform. The Daven
port Ants ring into line with a cluk
Of merry glasses. A, their Convcn.
ton Thursday they passed the fol-
lowing resolution.
Resolced, That our delegates to
Des Moines a hereby instructed to
vote and work for tbs passage Of
the following as one OF tho p,inci.
pics OF the Anti Monopoly party Of
Iowa.
We arc in favor of the repeal oil
the present prohibitory liquor law Of
this State and the enactment of a
judicons and well regulated Stare
llceEso Jaw instead. All money de-
rived from licenses to go to the
credit OF the common school fund OF
the State OF Iowa.
Thu delegates were further in
structed 10 insist upon tho State
~
Convention putting personal liber-
" plank in the platform Col Ell.
beck's army is marching on.-S tats
Register.
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DEEDthr railroad. and
a ee,, u,a' oi',s and !rabbe are always
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~ c' sas,asa and reported in 'a ''s,,
IGN y =, aes s. ;. Mann de'ssasi9' =, ,''J J
~ ono ~ to,mer township "a. ana 10 ~ ls,ter
q. q strong delegation rom rom i. was .c-
- ,ax se.S and their report s soa II.
. s,a'ea BY tho convention .,a anu !;
e ,9.ra,; 10 desigoassd' aam, :, ne !
asles sa',non James Fowler one . I'm. .ns
w WI, ."a' fa.,as.sola delegates , na'i
,e'. .ss township lnda'sed il an aa, q
r.,ar waltz, that i 70 sny' swsd City
: cur" s;s oar III all there Vs.
4 on on, s's as sn,, IN Attendance s.,me
J. The e0 ~ .e'se. 10, d no'ains'
1 ,or ,e several Offices q ~, ss'a ssa'
10 10y as, ,s' was, va. nominated On ~
= lorna, ballot, Tho pres ,ss.s
,' 70 i, s;men. was % nominate w.
~ Al tho oficcs, candidate
various .owes rec .;,yas h.. - :
: agsasas, * '"'' "a,
,;,y on ID respectfully suggest to
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Twenty one years ago daughter
Of Peter llawkey, Esfr Of Slrouds.
burg, Pa, was bitten by mad dog.
Although cattle bitten by the same
dog were seized with hydrophobia,
the girl did not show any symptoms
of the disease. She grew to woman.
hood, and was married. Recently,
as she was raising glass of water TO
her lips, shudder ran thro ugh her,
and in few minutes she was seized
with hydrophobia in its worst form.
A number Of physicians were called,
but they could do nothing for her.
Sho died in great agony,
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The polotx World of the 18TH

mas lengthy euieo' 49,
.Dorocratio Issues Destroying tic
penublican Party The heading Is
very suggestive one. De'no''" ~
1ss,es, camc near destroyin. inc
-, and there is certainly destluc-
lion enough in any issue that ia real'y
democratic. to destroy almost any
,h,rc 1f"Democratic Issues should
once be adopted by the people therc
,,ah. M doubt about the des-
,ruc,;on OF the Republican party or
!, Tho Republic itself, but it rs wen io'
tho latter that the same inVlhc'o''
: nartv tina, prevented the Demo
i o,;o Issno, oil secession from de
&c .,roy;uo the country still stands u
Y Goodness TO nip the "Destruc'i'
TO Issues OF that party N inc o"'
:, 7ze World, which is now SO haPp!
~ ~. x;,c hozaunas over tho uprls'n
of Is old party, knows too well
o. ,b,t material the Republican la''
NJ is made to boast thus early OF
,,es,ruct.on The party It would
and and re,d;,v see destroyed has furnish
Re many corpses for the Democsa
'h be party, and for years has really =
Of the old organization itself corner
vote in grave yard playing OH deaa' ~
.tion now that it has finally mustered
! lf for courage to ,iptoe out OH the =
Con hat leads from the cemetery
ring nr WoyM should not be too certain
that will destroy everything that col
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-06-25

Tor Recorder Ly reclamation.
The following is the result OF the
balloting Ger candidate for County
Supervisor: