The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-09-24

The ladies Of the Congregational 81
ciety have just procured new chandelie
and new carpets tits expected the cal
pets will be put down in time for mex
Sabbath.
An old soldier was relating his exploit
TO crowd Of boys on High street an
mentioned having been in five engage
ments. That's nothing" broke in lii
tie fellow, my sister has been engage
eleven times.
Mr. e. NJ. Griffith, the clever Anti-Me
nopoly candidate for Supervisor Of Tam
County, called at our Office last Tuesday
and settled for and continued his suit
scription for the CHRONICLE.
The Upper I,wa Conference Of tn
Methodist Episcopal Church will meet a
Charles City, next week. Most of til
preachers of lama county will probabl
start there Saturday or Monday.
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The Congregational Sociablc last Thurs
day evening at Mr.. Commits was gram
success. Everybody seemed to cnjo
themselves, especially the young folks
Refreshments were passed around abou
o'clock p. m,
Mr. D. IL Frost has resumed the pub
LEGATION of the Belle Plaine Union afte
9 short rest Of few weeks 1t is as in
teresting and readable as ever. The citi
zens Of Belle PLANE ought to give tn
Union good, liberal support
street last Monday morning with the fol
lowing printed on the side OF the wagon
Kansas or Bust" A short distanc,
from this was painted the short but ex
prcssive legend Busted
Frank Placek is receiving additions t
his fall stock Of goods He is maxim.
up clothes in the very best Of style, a
reasonable rates. He wants all who ar,
owing him to call and pay up Immediately
Go and see his new styles
Three wagon loads of Orangemen ant
women, about twenty eight in number il
solemn procession, drove into Toledo las
Monday, all witnesses in certain Stat
case. Primary cause Of this display;
miniature battle of the Boyne, last year il
north, mt; ma
We have received pleasant calls from
the following: Chas Mason, w. o. Bean
II. l.. Smith. Of Waltham; b. w. Eel
lows, Butlervillc; Hon. James Wilson
Traer; VIM B. King, of Spring Greek
and many others. Call again, gentle
men, you are always welcome.
The Directors Of the Farmers Elevate
Go. have secured the services Of Mr. Geo
T. Alexander, of Belle Plaiue, as Manager
Mr.. Alexander is ;aan of large expert
cnce and has always given the best o
satisfaction wherever he has been ii
business The Elevator will commenc,
operations about the first of October,
Last Tlssliv evening Mr. Rober
Cory, a blacksmith at Waltham, Tam.
County, retired for the night in apparen
good health He was found dead in hi:
bed Wednesday morning Coroner BicI
by was called upon to hold an inquest
over the body. 1t is not yet known wha1
was the cause of the death We did moi
get particulars Of the inqucst
STILL THEY CoME-PURE BRED Chick
EMS. A Trio Of Golden Spangled Poland,
one trio Of White Lcghons, and iigh,
Brahma co"kcrci for y c. Wieting, from
Atkinson, Erie, Pa, also \ light Brahms
cockcrel from the same place for III w
Boynton The Brahmas are "ausocrat'
and Williams" strain AMI the Leghorn.
from j. Boardman Smith
Mrs T A. Nash has just received 8
large stock of fall millinery goods She is
selling ribbons ut Is cts yard warranted
to be all sill She has furthtr invoice
Of goods now on the road She invites
everybody who wishes sHvtkiEg il ihs
line Of millinery {, give her call be-
fore buying elsewhere She will not be
Her goods are all marked
down .0r cash trade Give her cali
A. y. 1874
This is the date Of the birth Of the