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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-07-24
ROCHESTER,.
Picnic of Horse-Thief Catchers-
Cheese Factory, &c.

| We took Il sudden notion to call o
: our Rochester friends on Saturday las
: and with wife and little oneS took IL
fresh air in the grove south of tow
!. We can truly and ~pleasurably say tia
the town of Rochester more than mC
our expectations. 1t gives an evidenc
of stability which speaks volumes i
favor OF the rich district of countr
tributary to it. It's citizens are full,
alive to their own interests. and are thor
oughly convinced Of the ~sounGness o
the maxim ''patronize home industry.
\ public spirit and bond Of union anon.
Rochester people is quite noticeable
which many larger and more pretcn.
tiouS towns would profit by initiating
Whoever heard Of Isochcstcr-born in
dividual going back on his native vii,
la%c? We believe the question will be
forever answered in the negative.
Some Of the business men of the town
are: W. NJ. Shanks, Eli Smith, Blouut
d Brown and \. Ford, dry goods; l..
Rich, proprietor OF the Indiana House.
and John Bolton Of the Platte Valley;
NJ. G. Ruby and L. II. Kirk. drugs &c. =:
John SigriSt and Lawrence Baker,
boots and shoes; \. Kahn, timer; +.
llccklc. harness: L. Cushing. WAGON
making; Vim. Piper, sawmill. The
lattcrwil soon have q grist mill in OPP
Grafton. VIM. Hector, James Thompson
and p. Fletcher, blacksmiths John :.
Thompson, billiards.; Mrs. O'Ncal,
dresSmakcr and millincr; with others.
In company with the quiet and placid,
yet sterling Hochestcrian, Doc. eager,
we were shown al through the Cheese
Factory. in which 50 many fond cxpcc-
talions of''thc good time coming" are
justly conferred. And why not {?
Surrounding Rochester in every dircc-
ton is rs good grazing country rs can be
found in the West. Indeed. some of the
finest pastures We ever saw were be-
tween Rochester and this city. Let the
hills Of Rochester township be covered
with her thousands Of cattle, quietly
grazing, while tie Factory at Rochcs-
steadily makes cheese Of the curl
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LOG4L BRETITIES.

LOC4L B~RETITTES.
TAKE Your wool to EuSSelrs.
SEE advertisement Of y. Y. Life ms. Co,
FLOUR always fresh III Savannah
Mills.
BrY vour fruit cans and jelly glasses
of II. II. Dobbins.
RUSSELL has just received ! rev sup
ply Of dry goods and groceries.
TAKE your wool to Russell and get :
good price in casl, o cheap goods.
For good fresh flour, we can recon-
mend that made At Savannah Mills, as
we've tried it.
Wool wanted by J. b. Russell, who
viii pay the highest cash price il cash
ar goods low down.
Tns american Saydine Co.'S bone
less sardincs are much better. and less
.Lun half the cost Of imported sjrdlncs.
GROCERIES, dry goods, parasols, dress
goods, &c, are selling ii Eu~,rlrs
brown front south side store at bottom
prices.
4 LITTER from Rochester, VITA no
Signature, was received this week. TWO
other communications are crowded out
tor want of space.
REV. 7. j. Butler will preach al the
Courthouse in Savannah, on Saturday,
the Is. of August, at II o'clock 4. NJ,
and = o'clock P. IL.
HOUSEWIVES, this hot weather, are
very careful to have fresh flour To bake
With. Savannah Mills flour suits them
cz:tctly.
NrI-s& HARDY amt got my money
d., loan. nor amt rich enough 70 sci.
goods on credit; hut they can do he
other thing, VI: to-wi., namely: they
.au md do sell good very tow, and say
hey can afford to sell goods lower for
cash than aGyJody can on credit.
NEW goods At EUssaiIs.
s-,. g.
loan nor .rn,, ,-.h cnoroh :" '.n
.-,,5. -, cr,l:t. ~. .ra.. :, .t,
.a..,.,.rn w.. ...:, -, L.
80 va '."'' '.'-'''' '''H
90, 90 :, ..r1 r.-l. -.
lca1ir than any6odr can on credit.
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'i-'ll- tE liit L-~LGN.
l. Band of Music > Speakers and President
Of the i5a in carriage. ). G~rtug,rs a.d INV
I tel '''r-i5 in proper order. The various
( brIUEc- viii report and form in line rs follows
savannah, Anchor, Cumberland Ridge. Hack
Ngrr. l.rt salem GTunEC5 will IDgm GA fhr NORTH
>I3r II t'I" Public square. r.ghi resting on F.ru
street, aH3 VIII report 70 3tlr-.al Waters.
( tuGu'L.1Hiua3. Flag SyTil-~. Elm Grove.
: !iEH Prairie, !iItChel1r Hi!i. Mount Crai- anil
/ Washington Gria@1- VIII form un the Whites
VILE r"a.t ri-hi resting on First street, and viii
/ rvlrp.f 60 Marshal Daily.
Rochester, Monroe. Andrew County. Union
Star. l-Naih County IGi sulphur Spring,
'-Eau-es VIII form un tIp Rochester road. right
resting ca t!Iat street, and viii report. 10 Mr.
sIa' Miller.
E-a..I. Castle. Clmrr,mi-c anil Buchanan
r'IHt. t,-t-r will !,r3li uH IRE "i-t -r. ia
road. o. ger resting uH JrIr'- ~ street,, aEI VIII
. tnIf Goo : t.-,:aijaH-~ " TfyItE.
I.-- 90 ana trJ "l's- C-tu- Sab fYrTi GA %.
lnIEH'l.t goal. FE-at rg-t.I- ou G'gri -'rr,f.
aa.. ".a a.. .urit, Marshal fut-
trsL son. t~ra,.lWal., Fillmore, i;1'c.ow aE1
Ar.l~t 'Ir-u-r- NIl .tIM ", t,Iyry-tuvi. rr-As
I" l4 DO. Main Street, and VA. report L. Mar
-ha! J,Al r. Dystrt.
LIVE cy NNE.'i-
Iau procession U IN START az IE o'rirck. !. Il
TE'.HH- Wet on II ia stree tu g.i.rr r:..ct.
-''l" ut trger &, Market. east aI NH, 10
>ls'.i, -"I :r1 sixth &C. Jefferson, yI .s T-t-
r-HI To- u-f, nugtA uy t.r,t Ia Main. west .as
Nsu o. ~-A.H, Gli-nC- south on >u..u 20 L..
GROVE.
.Hg v~lri,G- Grange are r-lr.~' q, hr .r
h1Hs' nr.ua'ly, lea ftIL G~EDALil. viii is4-
u.i-, uItiIr-. So.
el' a.uri. -Wuly Of ice water VIII lc la.u.,a-j
on the -.aaAd IL. all.
GrIsen Ssif
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Price List of
Il. I'll. BECK NJ N.

Groceries at Wholesale or Retail
8 IL lbs White Sugar, : 81 N
10 q II lbs II. Q. SUGAR lOO
II lbs Dark Brown Sugar, IN
q IA lbs Good Rio COFFEE, / On
4 lbs Choice Rio COFFEE, = | o.
8 lbs DRIED PEACHES, I'm
lbs DRIED APPLES, n
10 lbs DRIED CURRAETS, Ion
Choice Teas, per ID, 40 toIO o.
SILVER DRIPS, per keg. 90
California d" 2 e0
Pearl ~
New Ohio River SIT per Dbl 9 so
OIo g 20
Dent pay .fancy prices for
yoUr Groccrics, GHt gu 10 2. II. Beck.
"1Gt$, "hcTc y0u can get McHl al reqsen-
Gbic prices.
~ 7. II. BEEKMAN.
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Lowest Rates Eor Cash
T'IiE undersigned wnIlI Respectfully ....,,
I ihr tract. ct the farmers Of N.rTsWr~r-r.
Andrew county ant atar.ut icyri.,gr. IN :.
practical mrcaauic ny sell, and rlutlpy u.a,
iEt hI-'-rlt-- Vp?.mru. Cell ON M and lr
satisfied ilI' II i }p yuHr interest 70 Ir1I win
home trldr-HIrn. can BE- lsup,t at a.. times "a.
NV shop "a " fitc' He NM. BAIN.
t., NaitrNyfi.. ~
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TO Loan.,

! have on hand money 10 loan on rcli-
able security. Or to- in good prom.
issorg notes. pEARSQN, !
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WOOL! WooIIt
Iced Buttcri

The largest cash price paid for wool
by W. \. Price.
Iced Butteri
When you want nice, sweet. hard
yellow butter, call at W. A. Pricp..
where You can get it every day, rigb,
Out of the ice-chest. "
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e. e. ALLEN, ESQ.

President John Mcdaniel. Marshal: !. l.
l:rancir- ASSISTANT Marshall: J.. r. Waters.
\. /. Daily, Marshal Miller. John +. Dy,ari.
Jas. ". l.IgiJw, William Ert.
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.7ndrew Go. Rennbiran.
Railroad Timetable.

Kansas CITY, ST. Joseph and CounsiI Bluffs Railroad
Norfb. Mail Mail II
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CGEaae :eaE,
!.hG0hHkkisGI

= @"r.'srn t'l~ Committee Of --lr.aa-m.aJ.
N-NLnI.l. IuLN II. ~
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Stiles Is HARDY amt got any money
loan, nor amt rich enough 10 sell
r0od- On credit; bu: they can do the
other taiEg, viz: to-wi,. namely: they
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-01-15

Woods Household Magazine tor Janu
airy, contains a lavish supply Of frat
rate articles. 1t is now in its four
tccn'h volume and every year has
increased its popularity and aidlol
new friends to lts large lit Of admir-.
rrs. Though retaining it's Old name
it has not the slighes, CONNECTION with
its former proprietor, but mas Tor
many months been the exclusive.
property OF Mr.. S: E Shuies, ITS pro.
scn, publisher. Nv Osborn" (rrn
oroon) still continues as It's clitor
and is the ou,y person employed in
that capaci,y-giviny To the magazine
not careless supervision, but direct
personal attention in every depart
mrnt. The magazine IN improving
constantly, am! Is splen'lllly adapted
to the III amb-rs OF tho houSeh iii.
The present number contains three
engravings and other good things ia
proportion.
Price OF magazine one dollar per
vear-wi,h chrome Yosemite, one
dollar and halt Address
Woops Household MAGAZINE,
Newburyi, n. Y.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE,

CTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, IS.
To Levi Q. Dunning:--
You are hereby notified tbs : on or before
the 9th my of February A. d 1874 thero
will be en- file il ,lie office Of the Clerk Of
HE District Court Of Tama County, Iowa, n
petition Of r. II. Mcclellan asking that a
certain deed execa,ed by II. W. Wright and
Charlotte a. Wright, his wife, to Levi o.
burning, made on the s,h day of May
1856, On the north fractional half of tho
northeast qnarter Of section one U), in
township 10. egh,y-four 49,, north of
range No. fourteen ~, west OF tho 9th l..
W.. which said deed Was fled for record in
the Recorder Office in Ta,na County, Iowa,
and recorded IN Book 6, on page 49, OF
lama County Record on Tie 18th day Of
January 1857, may be annuiled, SET aside
and held for naught. ami that said L,vi ..
Whatever in aid land by virtue of said
deed, and nsking full and complete rclefin
the premises.
And That unless you appear thereto, and
defend. OH or before noon ofthc second day
OF The next term of said Courl, being tho
Feb uary term Of said Court Tor the year
A. ID 1874, commencing on the ID Monday
of Februn.y A. b. 1874, u, the Court iiouse
in Toledo. in said county, default will be
entered agains, you, and jnlgmeut reuIsr.
ed thereon.
STkUBLE & GOODRICH,
3-G1 Au's for Plaintiff.
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Locke, National Monthlv, tor Jan,

Loeke's National Monthly, tor Janu-
ary, opers the second volume with
the frat chapters OF new serial story
hy y. II. Locke (Nasby), which il
written in til. authors characteristic
style, AMI possesses very considerable
merit in plot and handling. We feel
sale IN predicting for John Duncam's
Widow" wide circle OF readers.
Charles Barnard, tho editor OF Bos
ton musical journal, writes a very
whimsical aud amusinA story called
..rhe D.siccalta lsrlde;" Amelia La
Forge All extremely readahl. love
stor, while the department OF llol,
day lieaiing is admirably filled Ivy
Mrs. X. l.. Srgur aud "lilchard
Grant Other articles by American
and Foreign writers fill out the
measure Of this spriyhtly aud popular
magazine. w. observe that the pub.
! fishers, in order to better accom-
modate their sub.cr,bers. have mad,
4 change in the date OF the pnblica
on. which is fully explained in :
/, ate,n.nt contained on the cover
Locke 8 Jones, publishers. Toledo,
0hio:
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The question has often been asked
by those inter. sted, .Can | have my
gray hair restored To its natural
color, without colorlng the skin ?
and can my thin locks be thick-n-d
up?' We answer, Il. can" and
would advise you TO read treats.
on the hair, which IS published by Il
p. Hall & Co, Nashua, N H.. whu
sen'l 1t free, upon application. They
are the proprietors OF Halls N.gr,a
BILE Sicilian Hair Remover. We
lc rn from it, the hair, in 4 peri, Ct
state Of health, is constantly falling
out, and new ha,r grows from the
same tubes; but, in case at and
disease OF the scalp, or by the use OF
alcoholic proportions, the hair tuhe
becomes contracted at its mouth, aud
prevents the new iollicle from reach
ing The surface. Their preparation
will create perfectly healthy cnndi.
ton of the scalp, ani, by i,s tonic
properties, will preserve and strength
en- the roots Of the ha,r.-Statesman,
Des 4Mo,nes. Iowa
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Attentions is callel to the new adj
V, r,istmeut in anoi her column Of b.
i. PaIges grocery. Mr.. Page has
selected stock Of fret.ulass
groceries, aud Sci : as cheap AS amy
house in town. He has Just ordered
and will probably receive the latter
part OF this week \ v,ry fine quality
OF Tea. This Will he Of an ezra
kind, aud amy of our citizens IN wan,
OF any OF it or any thing else IN hi,
line viii do well to give Mr. Paige "a
call.
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COOPER WAG3Ns-CnopER WAGONS
Nearly three iull car loads sold
this iall-130 in the last thirteen
months, 20 IN a week and 8 III a sim
Gle day, by Parker & Lewis, at Ia.
ma city and Traer. They are the
best built, lron.d, finished, seasoned
painted, running, selling and pleasing
wagon in Iowa. They sell them
selves, ana Parker & Lewis pu, them
up and take the pay for them AS they
20 out. arrantcl. BE sure to buy
a Cooper.
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County Superintendent

Mr.. Walter Bradbrook speaks 10
tho citiztus OF Tole 0 and vIcln,iy.
in q new advert 81. ent ~ to day .
paper, to which we call the especial
attention nf our readers. lie has a
well.selcctcd ste ok II good goods,
and is selling them at low figures TO
close out bic winters stock. As he
expects to 60 east next week TO pur-
chase his goods tor the spring trade
he means business. and those in need
of any thing il the Inc OF clothing
boots. shoes, gloves, mittens, &c
DO, will do we'll to eau md SEE him
before purchasing:
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We clip the following from the
'rrapr Chpprr.

We clip the following from tho
Traer Chpprr:
We arc told that mandatory OF
concrete well CURLING or tubing il
one OF the contemplated improve.
me nis to be added TO Traer in early
spriug.
The postoffico at Bovlna, IN the
north part OF Buckingham township,
has oeen discontinued, and all nail
matter designed tor parties hereto
tore RECEIVING their mail At Boyina,
shall b. sent to Buckingham.
We learn that Dr.. U. 4. TraeI
contemplated delivering a course d
lectures in Traer durin. the prrscn,
winter, it \ suitable hall can be pro.
cured. His lectures are upon Phre
nology, Au,hropology and kindred
subj
Iephait t." They think up ,hcre tina
he must be running yet.
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Builders Notice.

Notice is hereby gwen that a
School House il to he built for Dis
tract No. 4, Howard township, III
lama County AMI State Of Iowa, az
corling TO plans and specification
now in my office, bids 20 be received
to February 20, 1874, and that the
contract will be let rs soon thereafter
as practicable to the lowest responsible
bidder. Tho Board OF Directors
reserve the right to reject any and all
bids that many not meet their sp
proval. d. II. PATTERSON,
Pres. Board OF Directors.
Toledo, Iowa. Jan. Is, 1874.
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UNION SERvIcEs,-Last Sabbath
being the last day OF the week OF pra.
yer, union services were held At the
NJ. E. Church. Rcys Robertson,
Mcs>mer and Bowman occupied III,
pulpit. Rev Mr. Bowman, OF the
United Brethren Church preach a
very excellent sermon. from Psalms.
S5-6,-
With thou not revive us again that thy
people may rejoice in thes?
In times oil revival many men
change the whole course of their
lives, and religion becomes tie gen
eral theme OF conversation III all
classes OF society. Men will begin
TO think OF the evil OF their way, aud
resolve to break off from their bad
habits, aud lead better lives; the
house Of God brcomes crowded the
Sunday School begins TO increase in
interest and numbers, and AL the in.
tercsts Of the church receive a new
impetus. This is a revival, and is
he work OF God, hence the prayer
OF the psalmist, with thou not revive
us again"
The gospel is one Of the means God
uses to bring mn to Him. God by
his truth shows men thlr OWL ways
aud 10y his truth turns them to ways
OF righteousness.
Another means God uacs is the
ministry. The ministers should be
men OF pu'e hearts, whose main OBJ
jet is the salvation OF thu world.
The church is power for gooI lii
just the proportion as the member
shi = is what it should be the
church stands in s0mewha, the same
relation TO the spiritual and moral
world that tn. moon docs to the
natural world; as tho moon horrows
It's light from tho sun, so the church
is dependent upon God for It's light.
The church is powerful by it's prayer
thli.t himself, the G ~ man prayed,
and taug # his disciples and followers
10 say "Our Father" There is scarce
~ reviva! in he SC iplurrs hu,
what was preceded by the earnest
prayers OF some OF Coils children.
Personal conversation on religious
subj is another means Of carrying
on a revival. Anot her ono OF the
means God uses in reviyals, and
very important one, too, is is Holy
Spirit Re rivals are seasons OF re
j"icing among Gods people. Be
cause ;hey have been lifted up to a
higher plane OF religious enjoyment
anil love. Because sinners ara con.
vsrtcl,-frienls, sisters. brothers.
sons, daughters anl loved ones, -an,,
they see them stating in new HE.
because they are an IN sympathy
with the great heart OF jesus, and
the angels, and as ',hcrc is JOY III
heaven over one sinner that ip.
penteth" so there is joy amongst
christians when they see sinners COM
Ing TO God.
The sermon was most interesting
throughout, aud was listened to with
the closest atten ton by the large
congregation.
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The Tama County Grange Council
pursuant to adjournment, will meet
ia the Court House in Toledo, on
Saturday, January Il, at one o'clock
p. M. Tor the election of new officers
tor the ensuing year. The several
oranges in the COUNTY are specially
requested to send ono trustee as q
member OF said council. Other bus
mess wiz be transacted in connection
with the election.
JOIN McCLAlS,
Secretary.
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Nelson & BARKER.

We are indebted TO Geo. w.
Chll's, publisher of the Pniiadelpli.
Public Le1yr, and one of The hes,
men in America, tor a copy Of the
Public Ledyrr Almanac tor ls74.-
He has issued 100 600 copies OF this
valuable publication for presentation
TO the subscribers OF his paper. 1t Is
full ct interesting statistics and inlor
nation, aud we Shall prize it very
highly.
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Clubbing Terms.

We would advise all our subscr,b
crs to call 1T the CnRoNicLE Off 90 be
tore subscribing tor ;any foreign pa.
pers or magazines, as our arrange
mcnts are such that We can supply
yon With two magazines or papers at
a little more than the cost Of one
We give below list OF publications.
with which we have made clubbing
arrangements The first column Of
figures gives the price OF the publ
cation itself, the second column its
price with the CnRoSlcLE
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JOIN MCLEAN,
Secretary.

New OgGANlzATloN.-An number Of
Christian young men OF this place
ale about organizating an association
for mutual benefit AMI spiritual,
moral and intellectual improvement.
The organic .tion is not yet complet.
cd. but AZ We understand it, IS 10 be-
something after the style OF the
Young M.ns' Christian Association,
N other places. We believe they in.
tend procuring room and fitting II
np for social and rcl:g'ou, purposes,
and as they can af'rl it pnt in first
class IN ,yasincs aud newspapers, and
bn:li up good reading room aud
make 4 pleasant resort tor all who
may wish to 60 there. This is
most praisewortEy object AMI We
hope il will succeed. We will have
more to say on this subj Ct here
after.
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Notice il hereby given, that there
will he meeting OF Teachers a. my
Office III Toledo, Iowa, on Saturday,
January l7Lh, 1874, at II a. m, tor
th. purpose of organizing County
and Township Teachers Association
All teachers who can, cons cnioally
are requested TO be present.
A. H. STERErT,
County Superintendent.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-01-15

10 Directors and Teachers Of 1ama Go.
| wish to call Your attention TO
the Manual OF Ph, steal Geograi hy
and Institutions OF the State Of Iowa.
Families will find i, very instructive
TOR hons reading. Sole Agency ic'
this county.
23t A. J. WooLwogrn,
Toledo. IoWa.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-01-15

One OF the pieasantest Sabbath
Schools we have attended for some
time is the one connected with th,.
Congregational Church Of this city
Every sabbath scores OF children are
here taught the better way, ami ii Il
i truly interesting and pleasant sight
to see them come in all take part in
the cxerci .es, anI listen To their sing
ing. Judge Struhic the cttile Su-
pcrintendIant, seems TO do all in lis
power to make things pleasant, aud
he appears to be great favorile
among the children. The organ il
very ably presided over by Miss
Carrie Blum. a young lady We should
Judge SOME l. or IL years OF age.
Que interesting feature OF this School
il their Library, which is one OF the
best S. S. Libraries we ever saw. Ii
Is no; az !arg. as many We have seen,
but the selection OF books is very
good. Ii most S. S Libraries the ma.
iority OF books tell about some good
little hoy or girl, who loyel their
mother aud were always singing Il
want TO be an angel aud died young.
No matter what the book is about
the characters manage somehow or
other to die off in their infancy. We
presume the writer's OF such books
believe very strongly in the saying
"Wh the g,ds love die young
But this Library is composed OF
book. that not only interest but in
s,ruct, books, on science, biography,
history, travels, &c, g., while the
moral OF them is tull as good AS the
other class Of books. W. are pleased
| 20 state that this school is piospering
finely, and hope it well continue SC
| to do.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-01-15

We learn from our efficient Coun
to Clerk, l. 3 B,inn, ,ha, during the
year 1878 there were l65 Marriage
Licenses ISSUED from his offi....
Three hundred and thirty persons
made happy, or miserable, which .