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Injunction on the Jay Cooke Estate

Pm,LApEIPInA. December 3. --In The
Uniiru stal,s ncu" Court, on behalf OF
perf,,s resiang "a New York, Missouri,
Penn. yivani. nra Clnadr, and owning
stocl Of the Northern Pacific RAilroad
Company, nn application was to-day made
for a. Ia ihc,.cn against the trustees aud
the lrh.t,,e Of creditors in the case of Jay
| Cool ~ Co, TO restrain them from max lug
any .ymeut OF dividends or proceeding
| with The distribution Of the estae. The
complaint made IS that the railroad compa-
ny Is insolvent, and has refused 10 presen,
any claim against this estate, and the bank
| rupts are liable 10 the extent OF 50, 5,000, ,0OC
upon its bonds. fhe holders OF the bond'
desire 10 come in for their share, and there
fora seek to en- DIN the distribution unit
their claims are recognized. The matter II
being argued.
II Upon conclusion of the argument IN be
half of the coInplainants, the judge set III
case down for argument or Monday next
he thought the proceedings presente
: grave questions requiring serious considera
n ton.
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A city Paved with silver and Gold.

From the Virginia New Enterprise
Our principal streets being macada
mized with refuse ore taken from the
mines in early days, and being coated
with the rich ore that has been year
after year sifted down upon them from
the ore wagons, are now everywhere
more or less argentiferous. INDEED,
there is not the slightest stretch of i'm
| agination in saying that we never take
u step in the town but We are walking
on silver-that our streets are liteIally
paved with silver. While speaking of
this fact, day or two since, young
man bet his friends the price of the as
saying and 1.-THE cigars" that he would
take a lump of mud off the wheel of a
bus, then standing before them, and
lwould get out of it precious metals tc
the value of over SIS Der ton. An ounce
or two mud was taken from the whee
OF the vehicle and placed in the hands
of an assayer, who was not told where
the sample was Attained, and who NJ
doubt supposed that he was dealing
, with decomposed ore or vein matte
from one of our mines. The assay wa
r made, and the assaycr's certificat
showed that the sample contained, si
yer, 1854; gold 81 80; total, $3.50. Al
ter this we may put on airs, eve
though our streets are villainousl
muddy occasionally, for the very mu
y on our boots contains both silver an
~ gold-is not the vulgar mud of ii
"cow county towns.
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REeIsTER OFFICE
New Castle County. November 10, lS1S 4

RKelsTER OFFICE.
New Castle County. November ~, lS1S;o
Upon application of JQHN fVONo:
Administrator Of Margaret Young late oi
Wilmington hundred. in said county, decens-
cd il is Ordered and directed by the Regis
ter that the Administrator aforesaid give
notice OF the granting of Letters OF Al
ministration upon the Estate OF the deceased.
with the date Of granting thereof by causing
adyertisementst to be posted within forty days
from the date Of such Letters; in six Of the
most public places Of tho county OF rev Cas-
lie, requiring oil persons havipe demands
aeninst tho Es' Ate to- present the same or
abide by an Act of Assembly in such case
mado and provided. And also cause the samc
TO bo inserted within the same period in tno
Daily 0asette, X. o. D., a newspaper pub,
lished Ia Wilmington, and to bo continued
therein three weeks.
.SIrssaN Given under the hand and seal OF
v office of the Register aforesaid. al
49, New Castle, New Castlecounty aaoTs-
said, the day ard year above written. - 81.
SEWELL C. BIGG5. Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Es'
| tato Of the deceased must present the same
| JuI, attested to tho A mistrator. on CT be,
fors November l0lh. 1873. or abide the Act ol
| Assent bly, in such case made and pr"y,ded.
JOHN YOUNG.
| Administrator.
AdIress--w iImingtor. Del novR d5w
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No Person cuu tnhr thcsc Bitters acco,,,
ing 10 directions, and rc'nain long unwell. pro
>ided their bones arc not destroyed by miner
7oison or other means, ~. vital organs wasted
ucyond the point OF repair.
Dyspepsia or lndi gcstion, Headache pahl
in the Shoulders, Coughs, rightness of the Ches,
Dizziness Sour Eructations Of the Stomach la
Taste In the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Paptatlon N
the Heart Inflammation Of the Lungs Pain In IL
region OF the kidneys. and hundred other paint,
symptoms, arc the ofrsprings OF Dyspepsia. Or
bottle will prove q better guarantee OF Its meng
than lengthy advertisement.
For Fcnnlc Com plaiHts, in young or OIL
married or single, at the dawn OF womanho0d o,
the turn OF life, these Tonic Biters display so d.
cdcd un influence that improvement is soon re'
ccptible.
Fer Infammntory md Chronic Rhe
rnuti sns and Guut, Bllious. Rcmittent and Int.
mittent fevers Diseases OF the Blood, Liver, MI
news and Bladder, these Bitters havo no eqr4
Such Diseases are caused by Vitinted Blood.
They nrc n gentle purgntive ns well p
n Tonic, possessing tho merit OF acting a'
| powerful agent in relieving Congestion or lniar
nation OF the Liver and Nisceral Organs, ant !
Bilioug Diseases.
| Yer Skin Discnacs, Eruptions letter Sa'
Gheuin, Blotches, spots, Pmples, Pustules, Boz
| CarOuncles, Ring. worms, Scald.Head, Sore Eli
Erysipelas Itch, Scurfs, Discolorations OF the SKI
HumOrs and Diseases OF the Skin OF whatever nan
or nature, are literally dug up and carried outOt
| system In v short timc by the use OF these Bites
| Grusefnl Thousu ads proclaim VINEGAR BIZ
rERs the most wonderful lnvigorant that ever ST.
tanned the sinking system.
r.. n. MCDONALD d co.
| Druggists and Geu A. is, San Francisco Ca
| .o-. or washington and Charlton Sts.. n. Y.
Il ~ y, no l.
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Registers Order,
olsrKn's OFyIcl


, TEoisTEn's OFFICE:
t-..r Now Castle County, Noy; .5tb. lTa.
] Upon tho application Of III aLHHs AN MsR. ~
TAN. iatc of Wiiminston hundred, ~
aid county. deceased: 1t Is ordered anu
directed by tho Register that the executor
Aforesaid give notice ofthe Erannng 9L ~.
ters Parliamentary upon the Estate OF the der
ceased, with the date Of granting thereoii
by. causing ADVERTISEMENTS 70 be PosteSo
1ithin forty days from the date OF sucn
Istisrs. Ia siS of the .most public places
of ths County of New Castle, requiring All
Dersops having dsmands against the rs
tR.ts ~ present the Dame, OF abide BY an
Hse e 81 81 4sssmSly Il such case made and pro.
yided. And also cause the same 60 nf iqset.
ed within the same period IN tne De'a.
ware Gazette. q Newspaper pupilsned in
WILMINGTON, and TO be continued tnerein
'n-ee Given under the hand and Seal oi
IL. \, O6ice OF the Register aforesaid, at
(C-) New Castle, in New Castle Coupty
aforeaid, the day a nd year above wrlttsn'
e. C. BIGGS. Register.
Notice.
Allpsrsons having claims against the rs
taaa 5 I'M deceased must present the same
duly attested to the Executcr on Or SlS oeiSIs
Nov. 25th. 1875. or abide the Act OF Assembly,
in'ueh case made ASfM A%SMp, pf%Sy.sSiSaiN Ne sSiSaiNAMIN,
f., Executor.
darcss--wiIminston.D Del. nov2s-sweOd
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Adjournment until 5 y. VI.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

On ne assembling. motions for judgment
submitting ailiinuls OF defence, e., cJn-
sumed the term OF court until 6 o'clock.
The commission in The divorce case oil
James Maharty as. Maria Mphariy was Ic'
turned; on moiion OF Mr. Maris the deciee
tor diyorce was allowed.
GA motion of MIR. Polk q divorce In the
Gu sc of Charlotte Grosser es Julius Grossel
was allowed.
To-day was generally filled day. Cour
will certainly adjourn Tomorrow there
being nothing to cain th,ir attention, ex
cept the decision in the license cases and al
opinion to be rendered in the case argued
to-day ar account OF which is above stated
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Court Proceedings.

cLosk OF THE CIVIL LIST TIKI ARGUMENT
LIST TAKEN uP-AN ADJOURNMENT TO-
DAY PROBABLE.
Especially Reported for the Gasette)
New CASTLE, Dec. Q, 1874.
Court opened at tho usual hour, judges
Wool teu and Houston en- the bench. fl'
A short charge vas delivered to the jury
in the case OF S,las Johbson rs. Presley
Spruauce. GArnishee. by Judge ,Wootten
and after an absence OF about an hour they
returned verdict Tor the defendant.
The next case taken up was nn appear
case OF Hanson Harman cs. Geo. Mackey
The Jury WAS drawn merely 10 NJ tnc
amount OF damage then being in eontro-
vsrsy. Verdict; Judgment Tor $3o to p'ain-
till. b." Pc .f
Ihis case ended the civil list, the Others
on the docket numbering over Two hundred
being disposed OF In various ways, some
dlsco onttnued, others continued or REFERRED
At ll:30 the gentleinen of the General Jury
were discharged from any further attend.
ancs at this term. AS this term has been
especially to the jury tedious one, they re.
ceived their discharge with no regret, bat
evident Joy.
The argument list was then taken up
calling the case OF Mitchell, Vance q Go rs.
Ferris " Co.
This case was q demurrer 10 an action oil
nebt en- q Judgment obla!ned in The State oi
Massachusetts,, by what Is there known al
q trustee process. Mr.. Gorden for the de-
iendants claimed as the defendants were
non residents, they weie not served and ,lid
| uot appenr III defence, that the judgment
wus q nuility. He held that one State has
no Jurisdiction over the citizens OF another
Mr.. Macallister argued that judgment
obtained in q state court shall have thu
same force and Effect In every other state II
the Unicn that 1t has in the state wber'
lrendered. 1t is final and conclusive as be-
tween parties in the State OF Massachusetts
The effect of the Judgment In Matsachu
sets, although commenced by Trustee
process, by which all personal actions All
commenced, whether the defendant Is
resident or non resident, is finnl and conclu
sive betv cen parties IN that State. and is i
effect general Judgement al personam
Mr.. Mac allister cited numerous authorize
to sustain his proposition.
After which, Mr.. Bates, also for Il
plaintiff, followed with an exhaustive argu
Inent, claiming that thoy ought to hav
Judgment. Even If tho Court In his stat
I should not hold the judgment conclusive,
Is esiitled To the saiis iaiih and credit as
/ foreign Judgment. After submitting
number Of authorizes, Mr.. Bates ctnclude'
Mr.. Gordon replied briefly coniendin
that the want OF appcarance OF the deic,
danis was fatal aud that no Stale had jul
diction over non Its dents.
Adjournment until 8 =. III.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-11

SAN FRANCISCO II. Il. FARE.-The
P. w. 4 b. X. r. Co. now sell through
tickets from this city TO San Francisco
Call, at the following rates; 1st, class,
1928; I'd class, 500; Sd class. $5S. go.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-11
Boyer's Hoof Liniment

After 80 years practi ,ai experience with
horses. in staging. teatning, DC. have Learn
cd tuat more horaes have boen crippled by
ipattention to the feet than all 9th or diseases
combined. After many experiments have
found the true remedy to fsEyESr the disease
OF the hoOf. or restore II after Negligence, 10
what nature intended IL should be-the Dredi
support oJ the noble uDinqI. Ifthe hoof rs III
famed and diseased. tho animal is conpaia,
tive,y worthless. This Liniment will surely
present this worst OF all diseases. Con traction
| Corns, Quarter Cracks. Contraction OF lh'
Back Sinew. generally called Knee Sprune
80. and restore those that have been Grip
pied by the want fsuch remedy. !
sS- Jry IT. and it will never fail ifproperN
applied. viz:
Bathe the horses foot once week. OF
oftener II necessary. at the heel and frog an
sround the hOof close TO ths hair.
| -. ~ I M. d. BOYER.
| Norrist0wn, Pa.
Mr.. NJ. G. BoYER-Dear Sir; This is {
certify that l have used your Lin iment IN ID
stable Tor three months past. on more thal
one hundred horses. and ind it he best Fres
paratio have ever used on horses. II
far better than YOU recommend II. Send u
ave cases ut onsfh hssYRMY ~ eIPfaffHs faHMipProa. Vi Fra
| No. lS2 West 3lst street. Now Hork.Ci
The daily gazette., 1874-12-11

Druggists and Geu Ads. San Francisco. Ca
S0I,D BY ALL DRUGGISTS 4 DEALERS
The daily gazette., 1874-12-11
NOTICE.
REGISTERS Order.

Add ross s--wilminston. Del.
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Communicated.

EpITeR ToLRDo Chronicle
AS there have been different opin
ions of the cause or nature OF the
sickness and death Of Geo. S. Bru-
uer, Of this nlacc we believe it due
the friends of the deceased and prop.
per that we report through your col.
umns, " hat the Post Mortem Exami
nation of the remains revealed OF the
cause of his sickness and death.
On opening the chest. the pleura,
(Which is thin, delicate, semi trans.
parent membrane, lining the walls of
the chest, and thence reflected over
the lungs was found partly adherent
to the wall OF the chest and to the
lungs. The adhesions were not Of
recent origin as there were no evl.
dcnces OF recent Inflammation, such
as redness, pus nor an excessive
amount of Serious fluid. Such adhe
SONS are caused by inflammation Of
the plcura of a somewhat acute
character at least. On removing tho
lungs from the chest, the blood-ves.
sells of the back part or lower side
OF them, which were the dependent
or lower portion of them as the pa.
tient lay OIL his back, were found sur
charged with blood; which is always
the case after death from any disease.
Had he lain on his face, tho front
instead Of the back part Of the lungs,
would have presented the same APP
pearance.
The blood gravitated to the lower
or back part Of the lungs, mere
from its own weight, after death.
On messing the lungs in several
places, where the blood had settled
and placing them in water they
foated, and after remaining in water
about twenty minutes most Of the
blood had soaked out, whore the in.
oislons were and the back part Of the
lungs then assumed nearly the came
appearance as the fore part.
A physician, evon if he was unfa.
miliar with Post Mortem Examina.
tons or ignorant Of the effects Of dis.
eased action on different organs,
might mistake tho Appearance Of the
back part Of the lungs for hepatiza-
ton. A hepatized lung IN appear.
ance, is not very unlike the liver, ex-
cspt il is not so dark rod. An en-
tire lung, Of ono side. hepatized, may
| ACQUIRE an additional weight Of
four pounds. Hepatized lung will
| not collapse, and no air can enter it
J Tho exudations become solid and
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UNION 8. S.CoNvENrIox.-The Sixth
annual meoing OF the Union S. 8
association will be held at lama City
commencing .. 2 p. m. Tuesday, Ma,
26lh. Tho following is the pro
gramme Of exercises.
Opening exercises at 2 p. M.
Addresses. Origin, Progress and
Purpose OF the Sunday School," Revs
Ingham, Holmes, Messm err, Catlin
and others.
Reports of officers, Election Of
Officers, &c.
Recess.
EVENING SESSION 7:30 p. m.
Address by the President.
General Discussion, -"Resoly.a, that
there is no argument, either
in Scripture or reason, for gathering
children into classes, and teaching
them Gods Word which does not ap
ply with equal force to AduAs."
Speakers, Rsys, Hard, Robertson,
Gilbert, Roberts, Stewart, Cordnsr,
hickey, Catlin, Holmes, and others.
Adjournment Prayer. Beneaic.
ton.
WEDNESDAY MORNING SESSION 900 AM
Opening exercises.
Reports OF Sunday Schools, so.
Essay.-"How to bring adults in
TO the S. S A. H. Sterrett.
Model S. S. Glass.
Bible Glass.
Adjourn.
AFTERNOON SESSION, 200 Pm.
Address.--"Danger of our child
rem neglectinc the public service OF
the Sabbath in their devotion TO the
S. So Rev. O. A. Holmes.
General Question does the in
struction of the S. S. compensate for
the loss sustained by non attendance
on the public services of the Sane.
tuary Volunteer Speeches.
Mass Meeting at $50, adjourn at 4.
Music intcrspersed among the ex
ercises.
e. r. STguBLE, President.
]. w. BEALE, Sec'y and Treas'r.
f. J. III. Wonser, Geo. Blake, II.
\. Brown, executive committee.
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TEMPERANCE Last week tho
churches Of this place held Union
Temperance Prayer Meeting at the
Presbyterian Church. Az that time
there was a woman's meeting an.
nouncsl, TO be held the next evening
at the Methodist Church. At the
woman's meeting most Of the time
wa. spent in prayer, and much inter
est was fclt in the cause OF Temper
ance. An organization for active
work was made, and At another meet
ing 10 the same place on Friday eve
ming this was completed. A con
stitution was adopted, and the Wo
mans pledge was signed BY aoou
40 ladies. COMMITTEES were appoint
Cd to circulate citizens pledges. W.
will be able to give further 'partlsu
| lars soon.
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PArSFuL AccipxST.-Mr. Andrew
Maiden, while riding across the
country between here and Traer
last Friday, met with a very painful
accident. II scenes that the back
seat OF the buggy in which he was
riding, to gethcr with Mr.. Frank
Placek and one or two others was
not fastened, the horses giving q quick
start, it tell over backward, carrying
him with it. lie fell on his head in
such way as to injure his spine. 1t
was thought at first that his neck
was broken. He was brought homo
Sunday evening, where he is now
doing as we'll as could be expected
under the circumstances.
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ANTI. MONOPOLY ECONOMY. = The
editor of the Bloomfield Republican
who was Chief Clerk of the Senate
and ought to know wher cot he af1irms
is responsible tor the following:
On tho last night Of the session the
Autobiography members OF the
House gave a practical exemplitica
ton Of economy from an Anti Monop
stand point. On motion Of Mr. Boil
ter, of Harrison couhty, the Speaker
was directed to certify the pay Of
the House Clerks from the begin
ming Of the session. BY this means
the Anti Monop clerks were paid for
fifteen days services never rendered,
anil for which tho temporary clerks
had already been paid.
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AZZR Manhood; How Lost
10 How Restored

Just published, = new edition Of DR.. Cul
verwelis Celebrated Essay on tho radical
cure without medicne) Of Sperma orrbeu
or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal
Leases, Impo.ency, Mental aud Physical
Incapacity, Impadiments TO Marriage, etc
also. Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits, in
duccd ~ self-indulgeuce and sexual ex-
travagance, etc.
E0- Price, in sealed envelope, only elk
cents.
TIE celebrated author, in this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates fren q thirty
years successful practice, that the alarm
ing Consequences of self-abuse may be rad.
ically cured without the dangerous use Of
Internal medicine or the application of the
knife; pointing out mode OF cure at once
simple, certain. ard effectual, by means Of
which every sufferer, no matter what his
condition may be, may cure himself cheap
ly, privately, and radically.
This Lecture shonld be in the hand s
ofevery youth and every man in the land
Sent under seal, in . plain envelope, to
any address, post paid on receipt OF six
cents, or two post stamps. Also, DR.. Stills
bees Rremely for Plies. Send for circular.
Address the Publishers,
CHAS. J. G. KLINE & CO,
ls7 Bowesy, New York.
20. Box, 4 80.
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FINE REslDEscE.-Col Council,
who bought the residence OF Mr. Z.
G. Buttkereit, some time since is
bound to have one of the finest
homes IN Toledo. He has moved the
kitchen back to use for wood shed,
and has raised the main part about
two feet. On the south side he is
building wing two stories high,
and the east will bulld an addition
I5x32. When finished it will be a
large roomy and pleasant home,
Just such one as the Col. ought to
have,
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The attention of our readers is call
ed TO the new advertisement in to-
days paper OF Walter Bradorook. lie
has large and we'll selected stocok OF
Ready Made Clothing, Hats, Caps,
Boots aud Shoes and Gents Furnish
lng Goods, which are all new and
tirst,class. When you want anything
this line give him a call.
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The new Advertisement of VIE.
ting Bros. will he found in to days
paper. This firm keeps good stock
Of Dry Goods, Groceries &c. on
hand which they sell at reasonable
figures. They sell first class goods
and are good men 10 deal with.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-04-30

The Auditor will lot the contract
Tor building the fence around the
Court House yard. according to spec
li'catlons in his Office, May the 9th
1874, to the lowest bidder handing
in a sealed proposal,
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Alsy left for the East last
/" lay in a large stock. Of
A Summer Goods. lie
them himself and make
saases tor his store in
saer, and the citizens
wr will do well to call
goods before. purchasing
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The Climax six chamber drop plan.
tyr is acknowledged by all parties
using them to be the best planter in
tho market. Comery & Son are sell.
ing lots OF them. Call and examine
them before purchasing.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-04-30

Deeres (Advance), Peru City,
Mcdonald & Buckeye Riding or
Walking Cultivators at Camery's.-
These are all first class and will be
sold cheap for cash or on time.
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Dennis u Ayerill are Sole Agents
Tor the Brown Corn Planter, and
have them for sale at lama City and
Traer. Warranted to be the best
finished and most accurate Planter
in tho market.
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1t is said that He that g:veth to
the poor lendeth 10 the Lord" We
were reminded Of this last week by a
very handsome and valuable present
that was sent 20 the CHRONICLES Office
by Mr.. A. IIufford and his excellent
lady, for which they will please &C
cept our thanks.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-04-30

DR. w. IL. Lane, a ply stefan and
Surgeon recently from Illinois. ha6
located at Montour, and opened an
office over Stevens Drug Store. The
DR.. is graduate Of first ella IS Med
ical College, and comes we'll recon-.
mend.d. We have no doubt but
he will build up good practice. lie
can be found at his office at al! hours
OF the day or night.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-04-30

H. Y. Wallace, the well. known
Storage, Forwarding and Commits.
sion Merchant Of Montour, called at
the CHRONICLE Office Monday.
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Circuit Court meets next Monday.
We have heard the opinion general.
ly expressed that there will not be
apt to be much business done.
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live timber Bridge Plank for
Leave orders at the Recorders
Toledo, or at the Mill on
" Bottom.
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not give you. orders Tor Harry.
|ul You see the Low, Adams
Fcl. Camery & Son will have
|ad about May lst.
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W. =. Walters, our live grocery.
man is fixing up preparatory to doing
> good Spring and Summer trade.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-04-30

|sdbrook has Just received
st stock Of Spring and Sum.
hing ever brought to Tole.
stiles and prices ranging
y s35 per suit, also a large
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps
sest style. 14tf]
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As many of our farmers have the
better part of their seeding done,
business promises to. brighten up
some. Camery Il Sou inform us
that they have sold more OF some ln-
plemen,s this Spring than they did
last season this time. Their trade IN
pumps is good. They also deal IN
Hardware.