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TO THE
Farmers and Drovers.
OF
CENTRAL kRNTUCkY.
A n y Il o 8 z Blu = o II d,

Formerly Of Lancaster, Ky, Has located At Gov
layton, Ky, and proposes n engage in a general
Commission Businoss for the sale Of Cattle, sheep
and Hogs. lie pledges to oonhno himself 10 the
commission business strictly. Prompt attention
and faithful returns will be his motto lie would
respectfully refer In the following testimonials
We, the undersigned have known Mr.. Ambrose
Buford for many yeas, and cheerfully recommend
him 10 The farmers and droyers u Kentucky - be-
ing correct business man, reliable and worthy the
patronage Of any community Geo. Denny, frs't
NATL bank, Lancaster, kyi VIM II kinnaifd,
Chaahier Of same Jno Gill Director Of same
Robt Kinnairi Teller; J l. sandiier. nook-keoper
Jennings Price Prcs't Garrard TO Deposi, hank
Lancaster, Ky, ~ G Hopper follcr Walters
Prest ist Natl Bk, Riohmond, Ky " Il Leieser
Cashier VIM Irwin, former Cashier. { u Ihenauh,
Cashier Madison Nat'l bank Richmond. u
shanks Prss't lsrmers Sat'l Bk, stanford, Ky ]
y Osslsy, Cashier Murphy, Press Natl Bk
stanford, John MeBoher,s, Cashier. Citation
Rhodes. Prest Central Natl RS Dansillei ] W
Proctor, Cashier. W welsh, Prss't lsl NstlBt
r-n.insr y shsstslsrs, Gssi.r ns-d
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sA-ss..~~S~r us-..s veSoer. Asso att.
81 AVA NHses sv Ne-e nest aud As-
~ Ccss.
On Monday afternoon, last. wn. Heds-
or, Postmaster at Lsncsster,s quiet, inof'
fensivc citizen. and an efficient odicer, was
assaulted in hi. Office, in Lancaster, and in
stantly killed by Ne-e Best aud Andy
Conn, citizens OF the Paint Lick section Of
Garrard county, and VIGOROUSLY dangerous
characters.
We we're In Lancaster on Tuesday, and
found the citizens, as . general thing,
afraid TO speak Of, or express an opin'c"
about the awful tragedy, above whisper;
however, we gathered the following partie-
ulars Of the killing, from reliable sourccs-
We record the terrible crime, but rrfrain
from commenting upon IL, for the rssson
that II 10 not slwsys safs for Journalist
to undertake to condemn in adequate terms
the perpetrators Of crime, when the Peo-
pie in the locality in which i is perpetra-
ted have not the badness and true bravery
to rice up in their might and protect them
selves and their neighbor-, officers and adj
visers, and maintain, at all hazards, the
majesty OF the law. without making d''
agnosis, or furnishing prescription Tor ths
present case we VIII venture TO Suggest
that desperate cases require heroic and
desperate treatment
Several months ago, iiedger, the deceas
ed, married the sister OF hts deceased vie
who was also a sister 10 the ~''e OF beS'-
Best forbade, without the shadow OF su'
'hor''y, TINS marriage ana aver us con
summation, 'hreatened the h'e OF iieoser'
rest being dangerous character, having
taken the lives Of some 'onr or n's men
within the past 'e~ Years hedssr mas NV
ed IN continual aread OF n" carrying 'he
threat INTO execution -.
"" 'ast MONDAY bes'' IN company WV"
oo"n, visited Lancaster qua d"''ns "'
day became in'o1ica'sd' hedser' rearing
an assault iocked ms once anu rs"a'"e'
concealed sometime out ~- minutes De
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Terms.

One suhserptioR, emitting TO THE ALDINE ono
yer, the Nhruinp and the Art Union 81 per snnun'
In advance. No ~ !rso tir postage Apscinien cop
les II thk ALDlNE, 40 erhis.
THE ALDlNE will, heEsafsr, he obtsinabls only
by subscription. There Will b. no reduced OF clab
rates wash ior subscriptions must he sent to the
pahlsher. direct handed IA the local eans asssr
without responsibility 10 the publishers, except IN
easr where the eerihcaie Is gwen hearins the lAe-
smile signature Of james Sutton, President
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The Champion Fire Extingaisher
Company of Louisville has served a
notice upon the Great American Fire
Extinguisher Company Of the same
city to desist from the manufacture
and sale of mounted chemical fire en-
gines on account Of it being an in
fringemsnt upon the patented rights
of the former company.
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MIsCELLAN EOrs.
DROCLAMATlON
by THE GOVERNOR.
ELECTION NOTICE


wasssAs, A, the August election, 1874, for
t1ert u the Court ef Appeals Of the state u Ken
lucky, Iben,zs {. Jones and John " ,cehran were
both candidates and Sere votei for r s,id ONCE oy
the 1uahnpi voters at the various voting places IN
the state. aud Afterwards, on the Si-t day OF Aa-
gust, ls7t, the examibiDx bard provided ny Law
for this, Purr cxAs'ined the returns nom the se',
eral eosntie~ filed In the sscietzry's ofhcc, and
counted and con,parei the votes cert res as east f
each Of sIid ,ahist-s and issued their eertiheHte
showing aDd certifyi ing that said Thomas g Jcne.
received al said election majority Of all the votes
cast ; and whereas, on the 9Th day VI svptem Der,
1914 the said John n. Cochran srvcd the said
Thomas e. Jones With notice in ~ritin. that he
would contest before the Hoard provided b, Law for
determining the conr-, II the election Of such Of
nee the right Of said 10 hold said ofier uion
the grounds specified In said notice, one Of which
was IN substance that prior To- said August election,
lss4 10 Wit TN abJut the 9Th 81 June, ls6s, the
said Jones acc.pteda challenge from J. Hale, citi-
zen OF this state hght him In single combat Wiz
deadly weapons; aud whereas, afterwarts on the
10th day Of October, 1874, being the eighth Monday
after service Of said notice the parties having an
nounced themselves ready, the said Hoard proceed-
ed 10 hear and try said matter of contest, and after
hearing all the evidence produced by said partie.
and the argument Of their counsel, maturity Of >Aid
Board determined said matter Of contest aud ren-
icred their decision and opinion in ~riting, where
by II vas by said Bard decided in effect and sub
stance that Thomas &. Jones did, on the 9Th day
OF June is59 accept challenge from j. Hale, cit
izen Of Kentucky, To night him In single combat
with deadly weapons. and that said "lhonss I,
Jones is ineligible to hold and exercise the once o.
Clerk Of the Court Of Appeals Aud that SAID
Office is vacant ~nd election Is hereby order
ed, which decision in writing has been hled IN The
once Of the Secretary of state, where u now re-
1 mains
Nos, theoofore, I, Preston II. leslie, Governor o.
| the Common wealth OF Kentucky, by virtue OF thu
power vested in me BY the Constitution aud laws q
the Common wealth 0f Kentucky, do issue THIS my
proclamation, hereby enjoinng all sherins IA thl'
state 10 cause poll TO he opened aud AN election
he held at all the places VI voting ia their respect
i've counties, ~ al said vacancy In said Once o.
Clerk Of the Court Of Appeals, On the hrst Monds,
in August 1875.
| - In testimony Whereof have hercunto Sc
(, / my hand AMI aihxed the great seal OF th'
i-s state. Done In the city Of Frank Tort thu
- Sd day OF Decembsr, eighteen hundred ant
seventy -four, and In the sd year Of the common
wealth. u. u hfsLih'
ny tn, Governor;
Il W. CRADDocK, Sec. of STATE.
ny GKo. 4. DUR, Asst Secretary.
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Cot. J. SroDDARD JOHNSTON has
severed his editorial connection with
the Frankfort Yeoman until further
noiicc
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will be wceoina In every home. Everybody loves
such dog aud the pnrtrait u executed ~ true 10
lie that II -9ms the NeriAhls pressnoe u the ami
nal itself The hes Z. he Wit Talmage tells US
that his own Newfoundland dog the hnes In Brook
lynl harks At II, Although NJ natural, no one vhe
sees this premium chrome will have the sightst
fear II bcing bitten Bsside~ the chromo, every al
vance subscribsr 10 rhE ALDlNL hr 1913 IL oon-
situated a member, aud entitled TO all the pri'l-
ul
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That bomb-shell which ex-premier
Gladstone. threw into the Vatican.
exploded with terrific effect.
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Canvasseru Wassed.

Any person ~ishing 10 aes psrmanently as loesl
csnsa-scr viii rseise full and prompt Information
BY apply Ing "
THE ALDIsE COMPANY,
- = NsAlsn lane, S,F N.4k
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Terms ---For all sums over $50, sixty days time,
notes veil secured and bearing 10 per cent interest
alter maturity. Under that amount sash IN hand,
q, .. srIlLAAN, Assignee.
f,scarrher iih, isTh itsHt
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THE
SOUTHERN MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company |!
OF KENTUCKY.
HONE FICE;
Southwest Cor. Third and Jefferson Sts..
Louisville. Kentucky.

This Company issues Policies
upon all wsll-tried plans oil Lie
Insurance.
No restrictions on residence or
travel. except within the Tropics.
Dividends paid annually after
the second payment.
Assets ample and steadily in
cressing.
It's Polieies are all non forfeiting
Business economically managed.
Losses paid promptly.
oFFIC Rs,
yn0 H. Temple, President,
,. II. LinisnborgsT, Vice f'e-iiehi,
L. IT, Ihustln, heftisf y,
Joe: ~ smith -, sk a1s,
Ii. u. Forse, Mssieai Adviser
N. v. wuLToN. state AGENT
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An Saturday Trains run through TO New Yorl
without detention.
Pullman's Palace Drawing Room and slespips
Cars on all Through Trains.
ron THROUGH TICKETS.
Apply at Ticket ohices Throughout the
SOUTH.
W. l.. IrBRIES, SIDNEY b. JONES,
G.PAT. Agt., q, ;. W. PAS. Agt.,
Columbus q Cincfnnif q
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N. ". BuLTON. state Agent.
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NJ p4t.ie-sa ,y-iss.. e ~ @ias. issn .ssns.l
edged sarcs-., sslns ofisissi sod adapted :. tn
~auts "a ever rs-isHnsfs DIV
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-10-29

We copy tie f,llo Wig items fro Il t'l;-
Traer Clipper:
Work on the Cong:eg ition.l Cilrs.h i
progressing. II Is nearly II :loseI, n
from present Indications, it VIII be X .ty
for occupancy in few weeks
The Board of Supervisors, 1t Their Se'-
sion this week, ordered new bridge tp ~.
built over the slough running through NJ.
Bulls land adjoining the town. II wls
badly needed rs the old one i uns' fe.
Mr. l.. P Din>d lie received this week
from Mr.. Elliott, Of Oxford aolnty
Canada. seven head of tinr Lea: She p
three yearlE- bucks ana four eN.,
lambs They took tilc first pre- aiin =
the Iowa State Far this fall.
The stable Of Mr.. George Barker 81
Grant township .:lught fire ltrt M,ni ~
night. ana burned to the y'oan !. tbg tt''r
with five work horses, ana twp-te a. ;.
colt, one pony and other atti Hes u>u lily
kept in a stable Tn ptrt:al Ms IS We
learn them fro NJ D,r.ln.. q, - 70
lows: Mr. b.. on returning fro lrter IN !
night, foin one OF his hoses SIX Wit
the collie He went into the 81 ,ble vita !
lantern to attend to the horse AMI hung II
il I'D in one Of the stalls. After relieving
the horse he went to supper, leaving ths
lantern IN the stable. and in i short Il n
his d .ughtcr )ti:ej Int tie STOLE VS.
On fire. Mr. b. think That i colt. which
was loose in the stable 1T the time, kno *
ed it down, setting the hay on fire. Mr.
B. managed to save one span OF horses,
three colts AMI about 81 .0O worth OF farm
machinery. If the winl Ill been in tn
north, Nj. 3. sid il w,a!d Il i've been ii,
possible to save the hay an gain i X
and granlry His loss is :. !oo; iaSoe
for $500
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Unler the mtntyen.lt NJ, H..
Sterrett our Coanty 81 ,erin'al at the
Normal In stitutc tll, fr ~ pfpfen (
grand success The atten .n:r i y = III
ed al in number not one ot vli:h t'c
drafted. That IL to say they Are al T.
untary pupils.
During the present week Nj. ID. >.
Gid len is con Ia ting the exercises IN
Matthew tiles. Dlnis wb,ker, II Il
the recitation he is very earnest "a 81 :
cessful in his e.fo.t to IL Ike anything SIM
ple and plain to the sta Int. H. seems
to have M ,de the slbjett of teaching, !
life study, from 4 desire to 40 gn,i by
following his o;cup ltiol As well ls = Sc
cure the remuneration offered I, 90
teachers. Ms. Nellie NJ. Rich OF VintDl.
has CHI .rge Of the Gfanntr ana Paysia!o-
gy classes. She is Lady Of marked Ihil-
ity and skill in teaching. Hef ie:taccs "a
Physiology are splendid, and her course
Of procedure with the Grannr class
is excellent. She is i thorou5', s:holaf.
and gool tea her. Mrs A. II. Sterrett
has control of the classes in History. We
like her style of teaching. She IS well
posted in the study h,vins m.lt it !
speciality. Tle Suprrinten Int Itten y
to the classes in R,iiiny N Pen IN
ship. Concerning his ability, AMI m,ie
Of teaching, We need MT speak IS Mr.
Sterrett is known to be N able tcicief
and well gu .lifiel for the p Dsition which
he occupies.
The teachers in attendance are deserv-
ing Of much praise for their evident de-
sire to qualify themselves for their chosen
avocation. We are pleased to see the in
ere .sing interest in the School which Is
being made manifest every succeeding
day Of the course.
The following is the order of exercises:
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Parker 4 Lewis, of Tan. City, moved
into their new building last Saturday, it is
very neat building 3ox6O. They will
now have room ror II more extensive Stock
Of Agricultural lmple nents, than ever be.
fore brought into Tama county Give
them call and satisfy yourself, that they
keep the best implements in the mlgket.
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Dressmaking, done in all its various
branches. All work warranted. Just re.
ceived. all the latest patterns direct from
New York. Cutting and fitting done to
order. Also patterns for sale at reduced
prices. Also, a % of trimmed hats and
bonnets. all Of the late styles at low prices.
Call and see for yourselves. at Mrs. A. NJ.
Reynolds, on State street, north Of Cour.
House.
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Why not get up = shooting match. We
know certain Ni:nrod that is death ON
Grouni Uogs, aud we doubt not from the
evidence which we have Of his skill as a
marksman, that he would carry off the
laurels Poor Skip: She has gone where
the WOOdbint tWineth
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Toledo Market.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
0YiOinai Notice.

To Fey MNsr lra II Miller. III ". Miller.
CharioHe TIE, Es'a A schVe;n, ambrose f.
d. ENe~ and JJha p. Cochran.
YOU AND EACH Of YOU ARE HEREBY NO
! TlFIED that Their, is now IN fle in the once
Il the Clerk of the circuit Court of Tama County.
iowa petition Ut Mary Ana II Jack, and Joseph
Jack ner husband ai ming Of YOU the cancels
ton Of certain IN ,-tga.s deed ma le by them T.
book d" At oa,. % IF tn. records Of Ia ma Co.,
Iowa
And that unless ~ appear thereto, and defend,
on o; fore noon. " the second day OF the next
term Of sad C,n t. being the December term OF
8 id Court -. the yea 4. D 1874 c mmencing
on thu lar l,nl lay ,f D.cenb.t. A. d. 1874. ~
the ,uet ,us. in To edo in said county. defa 1t
dered thereon.
APpLEGATS. Il kISSE.
~ Attorneys for P.atlti6s.
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4 wy ,;!rail

Not long sine the people Of Boonsboro
were m lde happy, by the advent Of Il
Railroad into their town. We remember
very distinctly the excitement there in
1855, in consequence of the building of Il
rival town about mile to the east The
citizens were very mach worked W about
it. and some of them even went SO far as
to threaten t, tear up the track, and burn
down the depot, should the Railroad Com
plny persist in their intention OF missing
Boonsboro, and the building up OF IA new
town About this tine Messrs. Logan s.
Garfield, ana several other firms COM
men:ed 10 mine Coal quite extensively.
Bat is the R.irotd lil not 90 on
straight west bat titn.l l,yl 50 It'll fol-
bNing " at was cllled tile tiIol- y Creek
rolte, it NIL. II ttters qllt. inconven-
lent for these firms. 1t was necessary
to mine the coal, load it on large wagons
and with * teams haul it a distance of 5
miles, where it was again handled, shovel.
ing from the wagons into the CARS This
tented not oaly to break the coal into fila
pie ceSbut in STONY We tther ana bad road,
it IS impossible to get i, t. the cars II all
After laborag un Ter these dill :ultics for
several year, they, together with the citi-
zen, of Boonsboro. began to talk Of bull
ding Il ,ilro I'd Of their own, something
after the style Of our Toledo & North.
w ft,r ,,-,.t, tniiy ~ ,rt. II
wls 81 el.el, an :l.:ie ut, ON
pletion Messrs Log, & Clntcla, have
been making various improvcm .nts
in their mines to tlke the benefit
Of their newly acquired advantages. Mr..
W. G. w slters who was up there few
days sine - srn' US TINT their facilities
for h IN Hing c1al are uncxcclled in Iowa.
Ia. 81 1T they are NV working is about
40 feet deep eanl it is u we'll known fact
thlt the deeper they gothe better the coal
i. They have erected at or near the
'n,1th Of the Shaft large screen Tle
Cur to b. lDt Id Is .dl IN Ter the edge OF
this, ana tie col is dImped direct from
the mine into tie car, pAssi..g over this
screen which Sits all the fine coal and
dust out. mi saving handling several
times. Tne coal S thus pat into the mar
ket in better shape than ever before and
the tirm is enI5,ed to keep up continual
supply during Ill kinds of weather and
roads. The fine coal is used in the en-
gincs at the mines which operate the
hosting apparatus. This coal is singular
ly free from slate sulphur and dirt. and
is I'll timed to be the best in the market.
From whit experience we have had IN
using it we know it cannot be excelled. 1t
is furnished at sam price as inferior coal.
The Rsoubic magazine, Washington.
D. C., for November is full Of instruction,
as is unfornerly the case with that valu-
able publication.
Its articles ON the unleveloped resour-
ces OF the South and on the Central Ter.
ritories should be read by every citizen.
Senator Morton's speech. the political
outlook. and the record Of Southern out.
RACES are. especially timely, and should
be peruscd and considered by every voter
Send for sample copy if you wish to see
for yourself, or send s. for a years sub.
scription, and get the worth of your mon
ey every month.
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ORIGINAL ltica.

To Charles L. Rt7aies C)ryioa j. Rhoddes. John
Zehrsaq Trustee ~ Trust for Bs.toUs, Gerrish
& ca Sarah E. Beiio.ns AID any and all heirs
a. ta4c Of Sarah D. Belioc0s deceased:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that there il
l now on ;e in tn. office Of the Clerk Of the
Circuit Z .urt of Iowa within and for Tama Ceun-
~ the petition of Samuel r. Ames. praying for
the anirting of tn tit e in him abs outely Of the
South West Quarter IA Of Section number Six
RS in Township number Eiehty-fo 80 North
Range number Sixteen l6l West the 9Th +. NJ.
in Tama County. Iowa
W unless you appear aud make defence there
to at or before Noon of the second day of the
next Decemb r .rm of said Court. 10 BIZ begun
and held al Toledo Iowa. on the 1th day Of De-
ccmber \ ID. 1874 your default will be entered
aud judy anent rendered thereon as prayed for In
said petition.
DAT, this 10th day OF October 4 D 1874.
HENDERSON & MERRIMAN,
EBERsOLE & WfLLETr.
Plaintiff Attorneys.
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People continue now to be ssoindtsd. a.
In the past by ioild-cGt Insurance Com
panies.
Our advice is, don't touch EN-; let 'em
alone even though they offer you Ioss rates
a. m inducement; any rate would be high
Get your Insurance in the old ErNA OF
HARTFORD, one Of our National Bulwarks,
and you may then defy tie fiery element.
The a ma has Assets Of OVER SIX MILL
JoN Dog1A1s.
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Mr. j. y. Newcomer ana wife who both
formerly resided at Toledo. have been
visiting amongst US portion Of the past
and present week. They reside at Eldola,
Iowa where they went from here Mr.
Newcomer is well pleased with his lpei-
ton. ana informs Us tn It his i,lsin IS, h IS
been very good for the plst year. lie
and Mr.. Bowdle, formerly of Toledo, are
engaged in the Real Estate and Loan
Agency business in Eldora We are glad
to hear or Their prosperity
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Another street stroller. This time it
was an individual who was engaged in the
sale Of Lead Pencils, and Patent Cement
for mending glass and queensware. He
visited our town last Saturday. The
spanish Jack of the Tama Press couldn't
have made more noise than he did.
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J. H. Bailey has opened Blacksmith
shop at Heak's old stand, near Paige's
grocery store. Farmers having work 70
be zone will do we'll to give him . call
Horse ehoeing a specially
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Dr.. J. n. Springer who has been absent
several weeks taking care Of his son ].
M. Springer, who has been dangerously
III with inflammation Of the stomach AMI
bowels, at Shelton. Blffslo County, Nsh:.
returnei home last Tuesday morning.
The Dr.. seems to have improved 10 health
ana external physical appearances during
hts brief absence. H3 reports John O1t
81 danger Il be properly cArss TOR him.
elf.
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oct. 80 and al

We notice that the Autobiography
organs Of Tama county, find great Zeal
Of consolation in the recent Democratic
victories in the middle Sta es. They are
beginning early in the day to put on the
war paint and feathers Of the Democracy.
for straight out and out Democratic
fight in Tama County next fall.
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Tho friends of education are all re-
quested to visit the Normal school daily,
during the remainder OF term
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All persons indebted to US by Note 81
Book account land same due) will oblige
us by settling Immediately. Excuses OF
New Notes will not do. Green Bar We
must have.
M CAMERY & Son
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ROYAL YEDDO
See new advertisement Of Bailey 3 Aus.
tin, Attorneys at Law.

At the party last Saturday evening, the
following language was heard from q
young lady to her dearest when hanging
over the gate. kissing is like sewing
machine" Why" said he. Because it
seems good"
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-10-29

The preliminary examination of Dr.. w.
w. Parsons Of Tama City, on the charge
Of burglaliously entering a dwelling house
with intent to commit public offence
was before Geo. Raines Esq at Toledo,
last Monday. The examination was quite
lengthy and tedious resulting in the dis
charge Of the prisoner by the Court
The difficulty grew out of i family trou-
BILE between the DR.. and his wife concern
ing the custody Of their child