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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-05-01

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Hra~ss Makers,

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-05-01

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Confectionery,

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A local raror sa,s ,la. 1T d reyisa,
In jamestown. Now Yutk, 4 short tim,
agc, ens " thu brethren ut Ii.
power and maae very iMprcsslv.
prayer. part u which was the follow.
ing'"o lord, ! fecl Ike giving over,
poor man In this place barrel " iloar
aud barrel rf pork, md barrel /
salt, and a barrel II rcpp-r--ol,, hu,
that's loo much pepper
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-05-01

Produce Dealsrs.
HUNTING, MN, ned WNs~h ~ use.-
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-08-13
Elevator Meeting.

TOLEDO, Iowa. Aug. 9, "a.
Meeting called to order by the President
Moved and seconded that G. c. Whitten
George Sweat and Turner Forker, be ap
pointed a committee TO make contract fol-
building bridge and painting Elevator
Carried
Mr. H. j. Patterson stated that as ht
thought it would require man possessed
of more experience than he to make thu
business success he would most respect
fully tender his resigation as Superinten
dent. to which position the board saw Fl
to cleo, him. at its last meeting.
Moved byWm. B. King, that the resigna
ton of Mr.. Patterson. be accepted.
Moved BY A. j. WIZ
dent and Secretary be authorized to pro
cure insurance on the Elevator in sum no
to exceed $1,000
On motion President and Secretary were
appointed to procure the necessary scales
Moved by II. j. Patterson that A. J
Wheaton be elected superintendent
Carried unanimously
We have been informed that Mr.
Wheaton was not present when the vote
was taken-ED. CHRONICLE
Moved that we adjourn TO meet on Sat
urday. August %. Carried
Adjourned c. c. WRITTEN,
Sec'v
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-08-13

The paper = ScEb,sr's for August
which iii probably Dc 1sess widely read
is entitled -ReeoI,ec-ieas Of Charles Sun
ner.- and Is the frss Of series bY Mr. A
B. johnson Who VAS long azi Intimately
connected with Mr. Sumner IS his private
secretary Another ;iuely sr1irle Is
ksfe Fields sketch Of the manuscript of
Oar Mutual Friend recently sold in
this couat-r William HearT Goodyear
advances some original theories i regard
% Pssan architecture il frlsv Illustrated
article entitled a Lost Ar Mr. Sake
gives u Some Epiyans Of Martial
NJ. Ssoadsrd prints his second paper on
tie sncessy Of Some British Authors
AID there Is sketch Of Wh:.elsE Reid
with portrait
Mr. Kings -Grea; South inssa.lmeat
deals with The Cotton States chiefly
Geo-gia. and the Illustrations reject the
life Of that region Mr. B. F. Taylor has
another Of his Odd Time Music series.
entitled The Old State Road. and Illus
:-ssed BY Sheppard
The Mysterious Island and '-Kssher-
inc Earle are continued. and there are
poems By H. H, Mary E, Bradley, and
Nelly NJ Hutchinson .sC5nnzhar CITY.
By James r. Mckay. Is thoughtful story
Of Western life DR. Holland writes of
Charles sumner Prof. Swing" and
The Struggle for Wealth. and The
Old Cabinet is entitled with Malice
toward none, With Charity for AL The
other depazsmeats have she usual interest
and variety.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-08-13
Communicated.
EprTpR { HRo.NI,Lg

tnIToR ERoNItLE
!. noticed n las: weeks Taei<2Ssi<aF
nearly : column Of filth taken from the
Marshall Tiss<s, rp-porsing 10 have been
written by one Sanford, Nho olainls 10
have lived in this town and worked for
Mr.. True while publishing The Re-
FUBLICAS
We believe this dirty mess of his was
thrown Of. from his foul head OF heart il
vile attack q usefulness cccasioned BY
seeing himself in truthful little mirror.
held u By you for his benefit, ani which
YOU were jlssidei ia presenting him for
sticking his dirty little p7oboscis in vour
business without even the semeianoe Of
81 excuse.
4, frs. Ne were inclined 10 enquire
who is this Sanford But upo. little re
feciioa ne SOFA recalled his little Miss
Nancy form and style, We remember
him Is ; regular little assc, terrier. or
hunter hunting up Ill the strange char
aciers. and some Of our dealers herr N
town remember him well upon hooking
up their books and finding unpaid claims
still against him. Such characters are
always full Of Eth and cannot open their
rsael,l. without letting the natural pro-
due, gush forth
Bat yea ee-s;nlr hit the little sS.e-he
q The Ryroaic hair-wsll, o. he nere.
would have twisted. writhed. re,psd-
screamed AMI screeched, as be did IN tbs
article gefe-rei 30. l; was good for him.
Tor il vii psohshly learn hin nos 10 bs
smelling around where he has 70 business
or he mas scent game that viii bag him
again. Ii certainly hurs him hsd o. the
Taa6s would rot have rushed 10 his res
cue 10 help save his character b; be
needs much more than the certificate Of
the Tsasss to save HIN, esPecsssly where
he has been Al liberty 10 establish his
own character
One mere thing is notorious IN the
matter. VIGOROUSLY mean. and thai Is for
the las<g>asszf 10 furnish whole col
uma Of sAss filth from the Tinss. and
then chez. their readers OFT Of that
amount 81 legitimate news for which
their subscribers hare paid ihem- and
al 10 crafty little spite against cred
table competitor in business Bet then.
1t being bAnfssng of the Marshall Ts.es
xe suppose il fEds it necessary 70 CRY Il
every funeral Of either.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-08-13
THE TEMPERANCE u L>lIUN.
The Chronicle Shows How il can ''tit on
the Fence"

The CHRONICLE never has, and We pre-
sumo aersr will, muster Up courage sufh
cient 10 show its colorS on the prohiei.ion
question We have heard many prehihi-
iionists express their disgust for that
saee; on account Of It's cowaTtily course
on the question. Any sensible man viii
have more respect for an editor who has
an opinion and expresses it, than fer one
who's opinion yif he has any IN this CUES
tom is kept from the people, les, he
might loose some trade Is the CHgoNl-
Gle ashamed Of lis company and lis cor
Respondents If not, We shall expect 10
see when the editorial corps al The i1-eesf
paper in the county stands on this CUES
ton. The people are led 10 believe that
the CHRONICLE hss no opinion and dare
not have any.
A panscmime will be prsdueei BY the
CHRONICLES troupe next Thursday The
object of this exhibition viii he 10 show
how scrcnely the CHRONICLE car gii On
the fence on the Prohibition question:
Iadspssdest.
The foregoing effusions NE clip from the
columns of our neighhor. We have here
tofcre stated in the CHRONICLE that
when our correspondents got through with
this question we would have our say in
the premises. We do not endorse all that
has hern said hv our correspondents from
time 10 time. on the temperance question:
yet there were many points made by them
during the controversy which We though,
were shout right, We will no. enamerate
them in this article, bat will state our
views concerning the Crusade Move
nens. Prohibition. and the Temperance
question generally. We shall not take an
extreme position on the question. Ifmis
true IS our friends over the way 80 bland
II state that many prohihstionists ex-
press their disgust for US on accoun; Of
the course we have pursued. We cannot
help it. and have no apology 10 offer
Again. We cannot be driven 10 The wall.
and thereby be compelled 10 uphold the
entire course of the friends Of temperance
n our town. by such articles As those
allowed quoted However We will try.
ARD show our neighhor. and the citizens
q Toledo how scrcnely the Chronicle
can 81 90 the fence The question Of
the regulation and control Of intoxicating
liquors is ~eighsy one. and in this brief
article We do not expect To cover IN.
small portion of the ground. W. x.su
notice few Of the leading features ~ d.
question. II is not oar insensson 10 $780,
TIE moral points II issue We simn,x
Ussh to define our position IN the premises
- II appears 70 . in general sens
TIE Legislature cf the State Of Iowa have
Sragased viii this question in massessy
n,Anaer. and have spread upon the statute
book. PAGES Of good wholesome laws to
eAicA thsus can be bat little Z .ay ex-
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Original Notice.

STATE OF IOWA,
TANA COUNTY, p
To Charles @. Tomer:
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED. That
! there is now on file. in the Office of the
Clerk Of the District Court Of Tama Coun-
". Iowa. a petition Of Campbell and
Fuller, claiming of you the sum of One
Hundred and Fifty Dollars. as money
due on account Of the breach of contract
in the sale of pair of horses TO them.
Also that a writ of attachment has been
issued in said cause against Your goods,
chattels and land, and effects as provided
by law.
And that unless you appear thereto, and
defend. on or before noon of the second
day of the next term of said Court. beng
the September term of said Court for the
year A. D. 1874. commencing on the third
Monday of September 4. D. 1874. at the
Court House, in Toledo. in said County.
default will be entered against you, and
judgment rendered thereon.
STIVERS & SAFIEY,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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NEwlbvERr1srMENrs.


STATE OF JAVA, l..
TAAA Cou6fY. 3.
10 CAGrles Ford:
" on ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, That
j there is now on file, in the office Of
the Clerk Of the District Court of Tama
County, Iowa, Petition of Hannah NJ
Ford. claiming of you divorce and the
control of her minor children.
And that unless you appear thereto,
and defend, on or before noon. of the
second day of the next Term of said
Court. being the September Term of said
Court for the year A. D. 1874. commencing
on the third Monday Of September A. D.
1874, default viii be entered against YOU,
and judgment rendered thereon.
STIVERS & SAFELY.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
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Iowa Condensed.

They are arrestins boys in Marshalliown
for stealing wateTmelons.
Cedar falls is 10 have new National
Bank, with capital Of $4,000.
They have an odd Settlers Re-Uuion.
at Nevada. Saturday of this week
Two hundred and ten prairie chickens
were killed in one day near Manchester.
They talk of large butter ana cheese
factory j, Ana,nosa, . b bull. this sum
mer.
in. Reynolds. 0: the Boon<boro Hcr1'es
is talking Of starting an Anti-Monop or
gan" 81 Nevada.
Linn county Fair viii be held a, Marion
on the S,h, 9Th. 10Th, and ll,h days Of
September 1874.
Charley Ross. the boy who was rece7.-
IL stolen in Philaielphis, is a nephew q
Geo. Ross. a. N;a;aa
NJ. Daily. living near Nevada hai the
misfortune 10 lose his residence and near
" all his household effects. by fire.
Des MoineS has invited Senslo- Brown
low TO De present, 10 intuss life into is
District Fair. 70 Be held Sepsembe. 10.
Miss Maggie Madden. a DeWii;, vas
accidentally burned q death while il Chi
csgo visiting ! sister. Z few days since.
Five hundred and to-.y-iwo thousand,
two hundred and siN's-sa7ee bricks have
been received AZ the capitol grounds, DIS
Moines, since Jaly ?.
A despatch from Washington says sp-
plica,ion hss been made from lows To-
currency, under the new lax. 70 the
amount al $500
NJ :. D Palmer. .. Na-shal,,own, one
Of The most eater2-ssins 2-d wiie-awAke
Booksellers II The Sts.e Is making pre-
partitions 10 pas lp = handsome building
next Spring, for bis ssore-
NJ. 5. L. Banks. Of wheatlzni- while
unloading hay few days ago slipped aai
fell through 81 opening il the hay naoN.
10 he nlanger below, striking joiSf and
frac.arinE some al his -ihs-
The end regiment Of lows infantry 5
TO have reunion al lows C'sy on The sssh
Of October This regimen. was first com
manied by ex-governor Bill Sione. and
afterwards By Col Graham
4 couple Of prisoners n the Lyon<
cslahooss were caught i he acs 81 dig
giag They were working towards he
cissern. aad hsi they tapped il would
have received good cool bath
The agricultural zai mechanical exhi-
hisioa Of the Northwest 81 DuboSue, vii
commence o. the III Gsy Of September
and continue 10 the lith- Great pains
have been taken 10 make this one Of The
mos, successful exhibitions In the State
Bishop Haven Vii preside Il al Tie
Methodist Conferences II lows this year
Al the DeS Nosnes Conference On The ssh,
The Iowa Al Bloomfield o. the 10Th. Norfh-
western 5; Alsons o. the sd, 4nd Upper
Iaxs. which includes Davenport. on the
Ssh Of September
The Dabueus Ifass announces that
the mission Of Nj Graves TO London. has
been successful u procuring means for
- D.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-08-13

The ring in the nose,.of the Anti Monop
party of this State is the same old Demo
cratic ring.
The political campaign in this State
was opened It Knoxville, Saturday, by
the roaring William G. Donnan.
1t wasn't Barnes nomination that gives
the Anti Monop ticket bad SMELL" as
DR.. Miller declared. The odor comes
from its fostering Stone bruise.
At McGregor, Iowa, on the 5th, inst,
c. F. Granger received the nomination,
for Congress in the Sd Iowa District, By
the Republican Congressional Convention
to succeed William G. Donnan.
The Hon. John A. Kasson, was renomi-
mated on the first formal ballot by the
Republican Congressional Convention
at Des Moines, on the 5th, inst, as candi-
date for Congress, in the seventh Iowa
District.
The Republican Congressional Con-
vention Of the 9th Iowa District, at Fort
Dodge, on the 9Th, inst, nominated Hon
Addison Oliver. of Monona county, by
acclamation as candidate for Congress
rice jackson Orr
The telegraph informs US that Senator
Sherman, of Ohio. is to make some
speeches in this State during the coming
canvass. William Stone is already roll
ing himself over the State making
speeches for the Anti-Monops-
This is the Abba Unions ejaculation
on hearing that sight of Texas Demo-
cracy made Van Bennett turn Republi-
can: THE Democrats of Texas must be
honest and honorable men; at any rate,
we are sorry for the Republican party Of
Kansas"
Thirty thousand majority are said to
be the figures at which State Chairman
Heberling says the Iowa Republican
ticket will come out ahead this fall. The
Republicans Will be more likely to raise
on that estimated than to fall much below
it,
The Keokuk Constitution, an Anti
Monopoly organ. speaking Of the political
organization which it supports says:-"lt
has been converted into partisan ma
chine to put greater rogues in office than
those the party was organized for the pur-
pose of turning out.
In view of the approaching campaign
we trust that no editor will permit him.
self to be SO carried away by the heat of
discussion that he will forget or neglect 10
make the original remark after cleo
ton day, Now that the smoke Of battle
has cleared away, let Us glance calmly
over the field '-Erchanse
Ina speech before the women suffrage
society of Oskaloosa, few days ago.
Judge Loughridge declared that, accord
ing to his reading aud Interpretation Of
the Declaration of Independence, women
are. and have been entitled TO the right
Of suffrage, ever since the United States
has been an independent government.
The Davenport Gazette Of recent date,
says:
Col. Keatley, Ansi-Monop candidate
for State Attorney General, is announced
as the editor of his party organ at Council
Bluffs This is the man who wrote his own
puffS. before and after his nomination for
the same paper Ii must Be remarkable
candidate for Attorney General who
accepts the editorship Of . weekly paper,
especially while his own name IS on
the ticket. His legal abilities cannot be
very much in demand over Al the Bluffs.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-08-13

We had the pleasure Of meeting Mr.. g.
r. Buckmaster, of Lima, Ohio, who stop
ped over for one day last Tuesday, to visit
his son George Buckmaster, at Toledo.
he. in company with Mr.. G. Poage who
was here with him, have been engaged in
the business of selling fruit trees at Salt
Lake City. and vicinity, during the last
month or two. Mr.. Buckmaster gave a
glowing account of the country. He
showed US specimen Of rock salt, which
was as clear as the finest cut glass; also
specimens of Fortified Wood. Moss Agate,
Gold Quartz, Chinese and Japanese
coins &c, which he had picked up while
there. He has very large selection Of
curiosities. We have neither time mol
/ space to enumerate them
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-08-13
ginaI Notice.
A Cure for ChIfls

Io !>oscss. 4 Keister.
XOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED. that
y there is now on file. in the Office of
the Clerk of the District Court of Tama
County. Iowa. Petition of James II.
Brooks, PRAYING that q temporary writ of
Injunction may issue, enjoining and re-
stralnlng you. your agents or attorneys
from assigning q certain certificate OF
purchase executed by the Sheriff of Tama
County. Iowa, TO W. H. Stivers and by
him assigned 10 YOU for the south east
quarter Q. the south west quarter of sec
ton No. twenty one CID township No.
eightythree So range fourteen IA
west Of 9Th P NJ, which land was sold to
said StiFers by said Sheriff on the 9Th day
OF April \ D. 1873 And also asking
that he the said James H Brooks. be al
lowed 70 redeem said lands from said sale
and that YOU be compelled 10 assign said
certificate TO him, and for other relief
And that unless you appear thereto,
and defend on or before noon. Of the sec
ond day Of the next term Of said Court.
being the September term Of said Court
for the year a D. 1874, commencing on
the third Monday Of September 4. n.
1874. al the Court House. in Toledo. in
said County. default Will be entered
against YOU and judgment rendered
thereon.
STRUBLE & GOODRICH.
APPELLATE & kINNE.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Geo. C. Heberling. chairman of the
Iowa Republican State Central Com
mittee, has very wisely established his
head -ouarters In Marshalltown.
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COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF ser
y T4Iaa Coants. Iowa Wi! l. :.
cry saturday Fsolic exsnip aiios H. ~.
DAY u each month. Residence S,n-t
School Eonss. 0Hce il Cour, Enps.
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AW AND COLLECTION OFFICE Dr.
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TEACHER oP VOCAL AND INSxpru,,
L Muse. Toledo. IONA Isnou -
vote herself 10 her profession Pull. -
fully solicited. 10 hegin Il ones.