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said anything, IL was not over llalI al nOuu
before the shooting when | went in; Cox
remarked to me that Eagan had struck him
at the Half Way House and had said that
that was the way they served them in Ire
land; he (Cox) struck Eagan, saying that
was the way they served them in
America. Cox remarked, 81 believe l will
60 over the HILL" and stepped to the back
part of the store, got pistol and said that
it was cooked. Powers asked for his gun;
he wrenched the pistol from COx's hand L
said: "Al, 90 slow; have no difficulty;
keep away" He replied: 81 simply got it
to protect myself" Eagan came into the
cigar store after being shot, and as he fell
the pistol fell out of his right hand.
J.K. SLOAN
testified: At the time of the killing, | was
bar-keeper at the Merchants Exchange;
Powers was in and out during the day and
was crazy drunk.
CHARLES REDDICK
testified: / saw Powers coming towards
me, he was highly excited and looking in
at the doors as ne passed; asked him what
was the matter and he said a man tried to
shoot him; stood talking with Powers in
front of Landauer's when three other men
came across the street and went into the
Merchants Exchange; don't recollect hear
ing Powers use any such expression as ''the
id Irish $40 b-h, the next time
see him I'll call him."
CrOSs-eIdmined-I have known defend
ant over year; he was handling my money
trying to make other money out of it; he
was gambling with my money; after these
men went into the Merchants Exchange,
Powers went into the cigar store. put his
arm around Cox, and went out at the side
door.
SAMUEL LANDAUER
testified as follows: L keep cigar store
next to the Merchants Exchange; remem-
Der seeing Powers and Cox in my store
just before the killing; Powers went out
and came back in a few moments, ran up
TO Cox and said, ''Give me your gun.
give me your gum" Cox said, "What do you
want the gun for?r; Powers said 81 must
have it, / want it to. defend myself with,
somebody wants to shoot me;n i'll about
five minutes Cox came back and gave me
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testified: Was in the Merchants Exchange
the night Eagan was killed; saw Eagan and
the other gentlemen come out of the Max
well House and go to the Merchants Ex-
change; all went in together, and Eagan
told the bar keeper to give them what they
wanted; he walked up the saloon blowing
a horn; in a minute Cox and Powers came
in, and Eagan turned as if he wanted to go
out: Powers said, damn you, do you
put your hand behind you;" Eagan shook
his head, Powers shot and Eagan fell; was
standing at the first door from the
hall door; was on the outside
of the saloon; was looking at
Eagan; went there to see if / could not get
to haul them; when Eagan fell he crawled
out of the door on his knees and hands, and
when he fell Powers shot again, while Eagan
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testified: L am a back-driver; knew
Eagan, Powers and Cox; was at
the Maxwell House the night
Eagan was killed; when the fuss occurred,
went ecroSs the street and heard Powers
say, ''Do you suppose that l will let id
crazy scoundrel shoot me?" Eagan went
across the street to the Maxwell House, and
l saw Powers 20 to Winstead's shoe store,
having pistol in his hand; he went back
to the fruit stand, and saw Cox try to
take the pistol away from him; after the
shooting | saw Eagan come out of the EX-
charge and fall in Landauer's store; did
not see any pistol; it was not over ten min
utes after Eagan and the other men went
into the Exchange that Powers and Cox
went in; Powers said to Cox, "Give me the
gun, want to shoot that scoundrel," and
s'dO YOU think want id crazy man to
kill me?"
CrOSs-erGnlined-POw said that he
was going to kill Eagan, in the same con-
versation and in the same place; l was
then standing about 6 feet from Powers;
he was in the act of getting the pistol when
he said that; think Powers had the pistol
then; | saw il in his hand; when l first
saw him he had the pistol, and Cox said,
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Fun AHEAD.

CESrREv1LLE, Tenn, june 4.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-12
The Homestead And
WESTERN FARM
JOURNAL!
III Lsoa,ng and Popelar farm
ard f;res'de Jomsal IF
the Northwesf.

Now is the time to rally for home interest
Tho farmers Of lowa. have . peculiar battle
to tight. This can only be fought success
fully By adhering TO the cardinal doctrine
& sustaining irome interests. Avoid send
ing money out Of the State where possible,
relying upon home papers to aid in the con.
test.
We entered the field al the frs. skirmish,
and have meyer wavcred nor Earned aside,
yielding TO opposition from any quarter.
Tie Homestead and Farm Journal has
the largest circulation Of any paper west
OF Chicago and north OF St. Louis, hence
cAn exert more influence for the Patrons
good, and for the good Of farmers in our
own State, than any other paper published.
A WESTERN PAPER
FOR WESTERN MEN.
We furnish reading especially daptcd 10
the wants upon Western Farms and in
Western Homes.
Our Department for the Farm, Stock
Yard, Orchard and Fireside, will be espec,
ally attractive.
TERMS:
One Year, $500. Six Months,
Sl,cO. Three Months. so, cents.
LIBERAL PREMIUMS TO AGENTS.
SEND FOR TERMS AND 8PECI.
MEN COPIES.
We club with other papers. Call on your
FARM JOURNAL. Des Moines. Iowa.
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SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE.

DY virtue Of an execution, directed to me
ID from ths Clerk Of the District Court of
Tamn County, Iowa, on q Judgment OBJ
tanned in said court on the 18th day Of
September, 1873, in favor Of Alonzo Sher-
win, as plaintiff, and against Phineas
Helm, Daniel W. Richardson, and Helm &
Richardson, rs defendants. for the sum Of
three hundred and thirty-five dollars. and
ferty.6ve cents, and costs taxed 1t So. IS
and eccruing costs, have lcvisd upon the
following personal property, taken % the
property Of said defendants, to satisfy said
execution and three other executions,
te.wit:
Two tackis blocks and three hundred
feet Of inch and half rope, two marble
stand tops, eleven pieces sawed marble,
three crowbxrs, two drills, one half barrel
plaster, two.thilds Of barrel Of pumice
stone, on. one-horse cart, ono wheslba y,
four pieces sawed block marble, twenty. one
pieces ssved marble about one inch thick, a
lot OF sawed marble and rough, ouarrled
rock, three monkey wrenches, enc hanracr,
ono stone derrick, With blocks, vepss. lack
and guys attached, two wrappiux chains,
aud two stone hammers.
And will Offer the came for sale, 10 the
highest bidder for cash in hand. on the
10th day Of February, A. D. 1874. .. the
marble mill Of Helm I RiehAslsea, il
Indian Village Tow ship In Tams CDnpty
lows, u hour Of ] o'clock. . Of said
day, when And where due attendance viii
be given by the. uniereignad,
Dated atiSny sotfics u Toledo, fama
County ,sIaNa, sJAAmry 2Sd, 1874.
~ gnrkAt0uT DEXTER,
sa4s slsesi4 Of Taua Co, Iors.
Dy =. ~. hSILlM, Lprpw
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For specimen Of cheek and brass
refer Us to tho modern Advertising
Agent. We received proposal the
other day from firm in St. Louis to
insert any advertisements they might
send us for % cents per inch per
month, the advertisements to be
changed monthly. This IS entirely
too thin, gentlemen. H. you wish to
occupy space in the columns OF tho
CHRONICLE You will fud our terms
on the first page of the paper. Il
We wish to lower the price OF our
advertising rates, we will give the
benefit TO our business men at houc
those who support us and stand
by us, aud not to patent medicine.
men and swlndlcrs.
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FROM CHELSEA.

Ed. CHRoNlcLE:-As the CuRoNicLE
is the acknowledged local paper OF
this neighborhood. ! will respond
TO your invitation to send in local
news. We sometimes have 1tpms Of
interest hero that never find their
way into the papers, simply because
nobody takes the trouble 70 report
them.
The Gfahsers have purchased a
lot on which they propose to build
an elevator.
Two OF our old residents, I. J.
Finch and +. Wilson, have sold Gu,
and arc gong to Traer.
Two Of our old and esteemed citi
gems, Martin Smith, Merchant, and
J. II. Smith. Lumbermas, are lying
dangerously III. Mrs, Gawer, wife o
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S. 5. ASSOCIATIONS. The S. s. Asso
ciation OF Indian Viiago Township,
will hold its Quarterly Convention
GU Sunday, February l5tp, 1874. at
Union Hall, Mon,our. The follow
lug is the programme OF EXERCISES:
1880, a. m.--Devotional exercises
led by Rey. L. Brown. 1915, a. m.
The object OF this Association; led
by i. j. Wilcox. 1900, a. ,n.-Tno
Teachers Preparalion.-General and
SPECIAL, J. w. Bealc, Horace Foote.
ll:25, a. inflow should Pupils
Study the Lesson? 4. p. Craig,
Geo. G. Dixon. has, 4. m--Rv.
ports Of Schools and 0! the Visiting
Com. 1880, p. n.-The Superintend.
cuts Preparation. j. Nj. Bradley,
Rev. A. G, hickey. 1855, p. NJ
How TO Teach the Lesson. Geo.
Blake, j. T. Mckee. 2:l5, p. NJ
TO days Lesson. Ex. XII +: 2l-30, 81.
A Model School: adults taught by
Rev. L. Hurd; children by Mrs. G.
a. Downs. 500. p. m.-How the
International Lessons Work. +. p
Smith, G. Gray, Jr. 800, p. NJ
Obstacles to 8. S. Work in tho Coun-
try. Saml Strain, Goshen Clark.
$40, p. m.-What is most needed in
our S. S.Work? J.W. Range, Pres
colt Powers. 400, p, m.-Queslion
Box. Brief Prayers. Ais, p. NJ
Adjournment.
Music frequently lntersrcrscd dur.
Ing the exercises.
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SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE.

by virtue OF an execution directed 10 mo
- FROM the Clerk of the District Court OF
Tamn County, 1owa,on Judgment obtained
in said court ON the lst day Of February.
1870, in favor Of Afford Philip. and IS.
signed to Harrison, Hall g. Warren, and bv
them assigned to Peter 3. Bonesteel. "a
plaintiff, aud against 8. r. Hunt aud ". A.
Hunt. as defendants, for this sum Of twenty.
two hundred anu sixteen dollars and
twelve cents, and coststaxel at SITS and
accruing costs, l have levied upon the fol.
lowing real property, taken as tho property
Of said defendants, to satisfy said execu.
ton, and one other execution, to-wit:
The west half Of the northwest ausrter.
the southeast quarter Of tho north west
quarter and the northeast quarter Of SEQ.
ton fifteen Isl; the south half Of tho
northwest quarter and the northeast quar-.
ter Of the northwest quarter Of ssction
fourteen (l4l oil in township eisnty>hve
1851. range thirteen [l3l west or 5ih p, N.
And will offer the same for sale. to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand, on the
Eth day Of February, A. D. 1874, Ia front
Of the Court House, in Toledo, lama Counts.
Iowa, at the hour Of 10 o'clock Of said day
when and where due attendance will be
given by the undersigned.
Dated as my office ia Toledo, Tame
County, Iowa, Dec. 3Oth, 1873.
KNIGHT DEXTER,
81 S54o Sheriff Of Tama County. iswa.
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J. W. Gawer is very low with the
consumption.
The boiler and engine in the Girls,
Mill here which Sheriff Dexter sold
. few weeks ago on Chsttel Mort.
gage, was bought by Thos. Corbett,
and is being taken out 90 il can BE-
removed to Marion, from whence it
came. Arrangements are being made
to procure new boiler and engine
to take their place, and the mill will
be- runlhg again Inside OF sixty days.
Our young folka and some OF ma
tnrer age have been improving their
talents this winter by attending =
series Of evening schools, Dr.. II. l..
Louthan, gives the lessons IN vocal
music and G. NJ. Barnhdtdt, our gen.
tlemanly school teacher, has been
devotlag couple Of evenings each
week to Grommar, Biography and
Arithmetic, while last but not least
is Prot. Kslie,t's writing class which
has proved an entire success.
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SIfERI FPS SIZE NOTICF

SlfERIFF'S SALE NOTICE.
DY virtue Of an execution, disseteA 10 me
ID from the Clerk Of the DistYie. Court or
TaRia County, Iowa, on judgment obtained
in said Court on the 10Th day Of April.
1869, In favor Of Afford Philips and BY him
assigned 10 Harrison, Hall 4 Warren, and
by them assigned 10 Peter s. Bonestecl, o.
PainttH, and against Stephen II. Hunt, -
defendant Tor the sum Of seven hundfed
and siAty dollars md costs taxed ct $l.7C
and aecruing costs..l have levied upon The
folloTing real property, taken % the pro-
perry Of said defendant, 70 satisfy ssid En-
esstion and four other executions, toswit:
The tast half aud the east hak Of Tive
west half Of the northeast quarter Of sec.
ticn Rfeen ll5); the south half Of the
north.w west quarter, and the northeast quar-.
ter OF the northwest quarter OF section
fony'eer I4). all in township eightysfve
!eo). range thirteen vest 9Th r. NJ; also,
commencing II rods west of tho southeast
corner 81 the so,nh helf Of tho northwest
quarter Of section number twenty C2Ol,
township cighty-six 1867, range thirteen
(l3) west, thence running west 23A rods,
thence north eighty feOI rods, thence eas.
twenty-eisht and sne-half l2SAl rods,
thence south eighty (so] rods TO place Of
beginning.
And will offer the same fer sale, to the
highest bidder for cash in hand, on the l2,l,
day VI February, A. u. 1874, 10 front Of
the Court House, in Toledo. Tama County.
Iowa, at the hour Of 10 O'Clock of said day.
when and where due attendance will Be-
given b. the undersigned.
Dated At my Office in Toledo, Tsma
County, Iowa, Dec. 3lst, 1873.
KNIGHT DEXTER.
Cd $6.35 Sheriff OF Tama Co.. Town.
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Chelsea, Feb. ..
war9nam.

The United Brethren held their
Centenary Meeting at this place,
yesterday, Sunday the Sth, inst. and
at the close of tho discourse in the
forenoon, the people donated to tho
several church enterprises tho sum
OF Four Hundred aud Eleven dol
lars, s4ll,Oo This speaks well for the
people Of this small place.
We are enjoying tho beautiful
mild winter weather, and sleigh ri.
ding is the order Of the day and
night. The farmers are improving this
opportunity OF laying in good sup
ply OF wood Tor summer and next
winters use, we should Judge by
the huge piles We see ct nearly every
house.
Our new Sheriff paid his respects
to ono OF our ncighbors and made q
haul; we believe he took that span
OF bays, on Friday night last. The
next day l saw the Constable haul
ing Buggy from the same pramis
es and that officer took seven or
eight loads OF corn from tho same
parties. We think that honesty Is the
best policy, and that tho way OF the
transgressor is hard, aud Jordan is .
hard road TO travel.
Ira is gone-.lid out between two
days. Some say he is gone TO Wis
consin. We pity poor old Wis. il the
rest OF the tribe follows; but Wal.
than. will feel great relief At hav.
ing lost u big man, but those dollars
that he should have lett behind are
what the peopls grieye about most.
-.
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Two women attempted to perpe.
trate a swindle on a Davenport
dealer in chromos. Ono carried IN
some chromos to he framed. The
other called for them, but her manner
exciting tho suspicion Of the gentle,
man, he refused to lot her have them.
No. l soon after came tor her pictur.
es and on being accused Of dishonest
practices tossed her head and departed
leaving several OF her precious chro-
mos. The supposition il that No. l
was to csll and finding said cllromos
gone was to demand pay for them.
iyxt tho man Of chromos vas too
smart Tor her.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-12

GRAND CoscERr.-A grand concert
will be given in School House Hall,
lama City, next Wednesday evening,
Fob Is, by tho singing class of that
place. led by Prot. MillarL, Of Mon.
tour, and aided by the musical stars
Of the county, to which all arc invit
el. Everything is being done to
make this a grand success which we
havo no doubt It will be. Admis
sion % cents. Children 10 cents.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-12

Concert. johnnie Soleman will
aid in making the concert at Tama
City, Wednesday evening, February
18th, the best entertainment Of the
kind that has been given in tho
county this season. lie cannot be
cxcelled in negro comicali,ies. Mr..
T. +. Chaffee will sing o few jolly
songs with guitar accompanim. n,s.
Lots Of fun can DO expected. Adj
mission % cents. Children 10 cents.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-12

There will be caucus OF the Anti.
Monopo'ists Of Toledo township at
tho Sheriff. Office in the Court
House in Toledo on Friday evening
February Is, At I O'Clock D. m. tor
the purpose OF electing delegates to
the County Convention.
$. NJ. BAkrL.rr, L. G. KrSxE,
>. A. BowDtE, II. f. AusrlS,
L. Il. NELSON, d. FoRKER.
+. X. ARMSTRONG.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-12

BURNT TO DEATH.-A little child
aged tour years, daughter OF Samuel
Hyde, Of Buckingham, while play
ing near the stove upon which there
was a boiler OF hot water, knocked
one OF tho legs out-up setting the
boiler OF hot water upon her. She
fingered until Friday, when death
relieved hor Of her suffering.
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Clubbing Terms.

Wo would advise all our suhscr,b.
crs 10 cali at the CmRoNlcLE Office be.
fore subscribing for any foreign pa
pers or magazines. as our arrange.
ments arc such that we can supply
you with two magazines or papers at
a little more than the cost OF one.-
We give below a list Of publications
with which we hayo made clubbing
arrangements. The first column
figures gives tho price OF the publ
cation itself, the second column its
price with tho CMRoNicLE
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-12

We received a pleasant call last
week from Mr. Benz. Jarvis, OF the
firm Of Manyille & JARVIS, Photo.
graphcrs, Marshalltown. Ne had
some specimens OF their work i'll 1n.
dia ink and canyassed our town and
we understand took several orders
for differt n, kinds OF pictures. There
is no gallery in the west, and very
few III the United States, that turn
out better work than this one, and
when any OF our citizens want any
thing in the line OF Photographs,
Portraits in ink or Oil. or any kind
OF pictures which they cannot pro.
cure Ut home, We would advise them
to 60 to this firm TOR them. Mr..
Manviles pictures have received high
praise from the best critics in Chica.
go, Philadelphia aud New York, and
have taken The first premium al III.
Iowa State Fair tor several years
lie is All artist OF rare skill aud keeps
up with the time in regard 20 all the
latest Improvement. ils has re
Gently added fine posing chair to
his gallery which cost, we believed
some 800 or 800. They are both
gentleman in every sense Of the
term, and Ill who have any dealings
with them will always find them
such.
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DIED.

In Highland Tp. Feb. End, Eliza.
beth. wife Of Edward N. Poyueer,
10 the 44th, year OF her ago.
The death Of Mrs. Poyneer II
deeply affective to her family, and il
felt as . loss to tho community, III
which she was highly esteemed. She
was a worthy ncE,bcr oie:Ls Kegu
lar Baptist Church
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-12

We publish on the 4,h page OF
this Issue m interesting communica.
ton on the O'Donnoil Railroad Bill.
The article was written by one OF
our friends up AZ Dysart, and should
have appeared sooner but our col.
umns have been so crowded with
other matter that q number of ar.
ticlcs had to be postponed till we
could get to them. We hope to
hear again from the author OF this
communication
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-12

Our friends ct the Christian Church
propose giving Festival in their
church mex, Tuesday evening, Feb'y
II, the proceeds to Lc used tor car.
peting aud otherwise improving their
house OF worship. We understand
this is the ifst opportunity ever
given to the public to thus aid this
society, and we trust there will be
generous and hearty turn out on
tho part Of our citizens. Come out
everybody and make this grand
financial success.
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FOR SALE

4 VALUABLE FARM OF 1854 ACRES
n dcs,rsbly located miles ives, Of
Vinton, Benton county, Town, all under
cultivation, with good improve ments,-
House. Barn, We'll, Fruit, wame Meadow,
sc For terms sppiy TO NJ. L. Mexican,
Besch Greek, Clinton Co., Pa, or to
lIAlNES s WARNER,
Attorneys, Viuton, Iowa.
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am prepared to sell all winter
goods at EXTREMELY Low PRICES; also.
all other goods in my line OF bust
ness at LESS THAN LIVING PROFITS Tor
the next sixty days In order to make
room for one OF the FINEST SPRING
STOCKS ever yet displayed in Toledo.
leb. 2, 1874.
6u] II. GALLEY.
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We learn the ci.iscns Of Dysart,
No : lecture 10 the school house
Ssss "wednesday evening. From 4
clrellsr written out b. tho lecturer
M citculsss1 xhrosch The commu.
atty, We learn that iii coucern you
lAote male aud female Of both ser
~ Of u! sges - know tl.nsels Us
wslt A. JtAss.n
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Those in want ot first class tail.
orlng. will do Well to call on Mr.. G.
4. Buttkere't, soon az he intends 20,
ing ont OF the business ia about two
weeks,
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For SALE OR TRADE.-I would like
to sell my Meat Market, Slaughter
House and Butchers tools, or trade
them for good farming lands within
3 miles Of Toledo.
40. JAS. f. SM,ru
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Sit IN the front hall with the door
open put your feet in a pail of ice.
water, aud get your little boy to
jingle string Of bells and you have
oil the sensations OF sleighing, with
mono Of the expense.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-12

Come 10 the CaRosicLs Office for
WSsbiagtons birthday Party Invita-.
tisua. We have . One assortment OF
the best type and inks for such work.
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A young clergyman, small OF stat.
ure, preaching az candidate IN a
certain place, one Sabbath, pecring
over the pa,pit Bible, announced as
his text: 1T is /; be not AFRAID"
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-12

Fred 1od6sh, while wrestling with
Fnpk sllsnd, last week was
thvewn or fell In such manuer ~ 10
bse6k his Lex just below the knee
Dr. Boyntou was called to attend
him and We understand he IL doing
well.
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WIN. II. Graham is paying the
highest cash price for Poultry m 10.
iedo. ST..
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G. G. Buttkereit, offers tor sale or
rent his store room, as ho intends
leaving Toledo about March LIST,
when possession will be given.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-12

fsr,us, Wild Land, Timber Land
and Town Lots, For Sale Ly
Ems GEoRGE RAINEs.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-12

The select readines which were to
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-12

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