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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-08-13
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-08-13
A. BRANAHAr

THEo. SCHiEFFER. Proprietor. To.sas
L ms house has recently been rssrsi
10" open Tor the accommodates Of eu.s,.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-08-13
Republican State Ticket.

Republican State Ticket.
For Secretary Of State,
JOSIAH +. YOUNG. Of Monroe County
For Auditor Of State.
b. r. SHERMAN. OF Benton Comfy.
For Treasurer Of state,
WILLIAM CHRlSTY. Of Clarke County
For Regist = Of Land Once.
DAVID sEcOR, Of winneeago eouh's
For Attorney General.
~ cr-rrs. Of Mahsska County.
For Clerk Of supreme Court.
EDWARD J. HOLMES. Of jackson County.
Far Reporter of the supreme Court.
,ouv RuNNELS. of Polk County.
Far ccngrsss-Fifth District.
JAMES WILSON. of Tama County
For Judge-Eighth District.
lanes n. RoTHROCK. Of Cedar County.
Fur Attorney--Eighth District.
MILO p SMITH. Of Iowa County.
Republican County Ticket.
Fc. Clerk Of the District and Circuit Courts.
CHACNCEY ]. STEVENS.
For Recorder.
J. B. NJ BISHOP.
For Supervisor.
J. II. LAUDERDALE-
For Coroner.
E.. N. BIELBY.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-08-13
ADAMS HOuSr

4 IToRNEf AT LAW. Toledo. TAM,
n Iowa Ofee- over Galiey's Store
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-08-13
APPELGATE 4 KrNrr
GEO. L. BAILEY

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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-17
LFIom lhe CAarIe.tOn O0url.tl
Anniversary of the Ba,tle OF Point
Pleasant.


Pleasant.
We publish elsewhere this morning
communication over tho signature Of "a,
NJ" who is one Of West Virginia's most
gifted and celebrated sons The writer
has been on a visi! to Point Pleasant, aud
while there, bis attention was called to the
sad aud neglected state ol the graves of the
heroes who fell there in defence Of our
then wooded valley. The visitor to the
battle field there, invariably wonders that
our generation is so callous and migrate.
fGl to tue deeds Of bcnehctors, who have
passed away aud save IN history bayc no
memorial Of their great deeds Every
schooboy is familiar with The history o.
that battle nearly one hundred years ago;
bow this whole section vas threatened With
L,
an invasion from the allied savagos Of the
West; how they called together their bra.
vest warriors and determined to make Que
grand struggle before yiclliOg up 10 the
white man the great Kanlgha Valley, so
rich in its products of SOIL game, Gsh,
etc; and foa'Iy the story Of ih' long aud
ol0ody 0sah and dearly bought victory
winch freed 'A' ea'iy settlers from SNca
great layasIonS' All these arc amII'aI
themes even to Tue youngest but 10 'Assf
days OF 6n''Ie and money making people
are not apt to pause and reflect upon |0a'
they owe to the past
Sometime in October nozt-'ho lOt,
we bejla'o-wil be the hnndrelh ann'v1r
sary ot.this battle, and yet the graves Of
many whose death boqnoaihot to Us this
rich and beautiful Valley are almost ooIIt.
Grated, anl in a te% years the visitor vii
labor 10 vain to bnd The sacred spot =
Much bas been said and written about
"ccuonuiuls, aud every patriotic heart
g'ows with afectjona'e reverence Tor ih"
heroes ofthc ReyoIution1A is there any
event connected with our past history
which 50 closely affects the people Of thi.
Valley as the battle of Point Pleasant,
where Erg;nians barred tbeir breast TO pro.
toct it from invasion? While Eastern
Virginia had .hcr YORKTOWN, West Aa
gustq bad already purchased q victory p
Point Pleasauk 70 10 event iFaaspN Nlass
within s'le limits of'otr slateIlas ever
attached the'lnportance and grateful re-
coIIac:ionias hl' to the Rolnt Rieasant'bnt'
tie' 1t IS well suggested then that tue
people all along our Valley take some steps
to celebrate the one haod'cdih anniversary
Of this event at Point Pleasant y October
next Our ncighbors IN Mason will feadI
y adopt the suggestion, as well as all
nIher counties ihoI E,Al an in'prest in nre.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-17
sineular Case.

A curious story is told in o I1poeF dis.
patch to the Detroit PoH 1t says: "Mr
Theodore Grisgold, Of Lapccr township,
was buried, having como to his death sud
denly. His wife had had a Glou on her
hand which had been aggravated BY cry.
sipelas, ba; vas getting better. One day
last week she took her husbands kaifa to
open it so that it would discharge more
freely, Mr.. Griswold putting lis kaifo
in bis pocket when returned. In getting
some wood soon after he got asligcr under
his nail, which he took his knife to pick
out, andi doing oiDocuated himsolfwiih
tho p.ison left on the blade. His finger
commenced to swell and pain hin i'm.
mediately, and in four hours he was crazy
His arm became terribly swollen, and foaI'
ly broke a. the elbow, discharging copious,
ly. Iu less than 48 hours ho was dead" "
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-17

A BAD Place -Bnyard Taylor says
Europe is a bad place for an American to
learn the foreign languages in, The
guides, poriers, and other folks have dis
covered that The English tongue is in the
mouth Of the Yankee pocket and assail the
American traveller in his own language,
charging him double prices for everything
ou account Of this little linguistic luxury
The cheapest nnd most comfortable side Of
Europe for American visitors Is the out.
side. vito
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-17

A colorod Mississippi legislator lately
proposed a bill to make each member o.
the Legislature, present and future, bona
fdo attorney aud counselor at Law. his
reasoning vas direct: For" said he, 81
We koov enou, b to make de laws, vhy
don't We practice uu?' Sure enough, why
not.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-17

A cotcmporary mentions that near
sighted hen which mistook saw.dust for
Indian meal, ate heartily thereof, then laid
a nest full Of wooden knobs, aud in three
weeks latclcd out a lotofparlor furniture
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-17
Lfom the San Francisco Chroniclc.l
HOW TO PUT ON A CORSET,

From the San Francisco Chronicle.
HOW TO PUT ON A CORSET,
AT this junc'urc tho coroner desired to
show the jury the course taken by tho ball,
and for this purpose produced the corset
worn by Mrs Burkhardt at tic time Of
the tragedy, "You scc,N said ho --and
here be drew the corset around his waist
with the laces in iront-"thG ball must
have gone iu here from behind. No, that
cant be, either, for tue doctor snys the
ball went in 10 front, Confouna il, I've
got it on wrong ALL this way Hero
tho CorOuor put the corset on upside
down "Now, You see, pointing to the
hole ia the garment wdieh ces'ca directly
over bis hip, "thobalI must have gone in
here, No, that can't DO, either for'-----
Here Mr.. Malhar, the haadspmcst man on
the jury, broke in. "DG Ssilluau, said
be, you've got the corset on wrong =
Here Dr.. StiIIman bluShcd like a poony
We'll, said he, "l'vo been married twice.
and ought 10 Euow how to rig corset. y
Yes, said Nc. NIalhor, Ybai you don't
You had ilright ia the Grst place The
hccs 60 ntroaL aud the Indies ohsp them
together in the back Don't | kDow2 ]
think | ought to; I've been married. If
you doubt it. look here (pointiug to tho
taIluess in The top), How doyOusupposc
that's going TO be GIled upunlcss you put
ii on as | suggest?' %Pha,?" said Dr.
Stilman, "why that goes over The hips
"Noitdou't," said Mr.. Ml!haT that full.
ness goes somewhere elSo--tis way;' and
here Mr. MalIlcr indicated where tho full.
ness ought to 60. AT tits pale faced
young man, piih voice Ike Q robin, and
a note bock under his arm, said DO thought
the ladies' always chspod their corscis on
The side. The pale faced young nan said
this very ipuoccntly, as If he wished to
convey the impression, that he knew moth,
ing whatever Of the matter, Tho Jury
laughed lbc pale.faced young man toscuRt
and one Of thominihatiug tAatho thought
the Young man aes oot bali 80 green about
womeu'sdress as be tiled topppSar,
The young man was reporter, and i
d therefore exceedingly probable that
hsskaowlrdgo vaafuily asliDiledasyss
ufpaaSt
the contrary notwithstanding. Here a
iuryman discovered that Dr.. Slillmap bad
the corset on bottom side pp Doctor :
sa;d he, put it ou tbc olbor@ay" Then
I'll: doctor put il on in reverse order, with
accs in front, This brougd, tho bullet
holes directly over The tails of bis coat -
II dou't think, said Mr., Mather, that
the bullet went ia there, Doctor" "NO,
| don't think it did," was the reply. -
"ConfOu0d it It's mighty funuy--six
married mon iu this room, aud not one thai
knows how to put on a w0man's corset
Here the Chronicle reporter, who had sew
oaal sisters and always keeps his eyes ope
cu, advanced aud convinced Dr.. StiIImOn
and Mr.. Mathar, Ofier much argument
that the laCes Of a corot 90 behind, and
that tue garment is cIaspad in front AZ;
tor this cxpIanalion lbc course Of the bull
let was readily traced, aud found to bear
out the oSplauatioQ afforded by tue two
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-17
FUN ON THE PLAINS,

As we near Salioia, Kausas, says Per
kins, Conductor Cheney comes along I,
collect the fare. Touching lOng'hairc'
gentleman ou the back he looks down anj
says;
"Tickets!
"IIaiut got none" says the passenger
holding his gun With one hand and scowl
out from under hi, black slouch hat.
but you must pay your fare, sir OK
postuhIcd the conductor
Nov jos look a,hcrc, stranger! mebhJ
your doju' your duty, but | haint never
paid yet goju' through this country, and
IL"
Just then ;loucby, old fronticrsman
who had been compelled to pay lis fare
in rear car stepped up IN front Oflho muI'
ish passenger aud pointing a six.shootcr Al
hjm, said;
"Scc here, long Bill, you jcs pay yc'
fare, I've paid mine, aud they don't amy
body ride on this train free, if don't"
"All right, yo'v' got the drop on me
old boy, 50 put up yer shooter an LII SET
tIe, said the passenger going iuto bis
pockets for tho money
"Do these incidents often bapPcu?'
asked the conductor a little while aitcr,
wards,
"WcD, yes bu. not 50 o0en as llcy
used to 10 'G8 aud 10 The other day."
continued the conductor, some tbrcc-card-
,aoute men cane on the train aud swindIcd
a droycr GU. Of $3.50 The poor man
seemed to take it to heart lie said bis
cattle got 50 cheap during the Eastern
bnst taat h' had to Just 'pe'' e@ aoa
sell Their h'ics IN Kansas wy -'na 'n''
was all tbo money he had A hali.dcseu
miners from Denver overheard tao taIh'
/ a
an coming up they 'd'e" bead on ln'
monio men aud told Gm 'opaS 'qa' moncJ
OacS' r..
Just you count that money oacE' con-
dacIor' 'boy said aud after ! had done T.
continued the conductor, 'ooe 9l tue head
miocrs said;
"NoT, conductor, you joSstop The Train ~
an gcll hang lheso tAiee.eaTd fellows tf
.tlsb blegrqPh sAQle, s3aSag
~ Y ~ s'sai laPsfsF eiiss slls al 's''al
too qIiIcS l5r-'crh'
10 illustrate the V'in' Of hnMnn I''o 10
this country Nj hacis' The manager O.
hansas City Opera House, tells nc lAl'
story
Two years ago the James b'o'h'Fs' The
same despcradoes who sacked the express
car aud event through" the passengers on
Chicago, l'ock Island ard PacInca at uad 5
bill, stole, the money'boI at Tue hausaS
State Fair
Thcg rode into Kansas 0itS on horse
back, aud Wien The cAsn'ei was waxing
to the bunk with the receipts Of the day.
about 81 VVo' ihey pointed 'AeF pistols
at bis head, seized the box and gaIioPed
OIL This was done IN broad daylight ID
the midst Of a great crowd
Well sometime afterwards Que oil 'ne
Kansas City reporters wrote an article
about tue as1"aymen' saying some K'aa
things lie called them brave, ard SAID
they had done tho most daring deed 10
the h'gh"aymen's record a lew 0's''s
after@ard the James brothers rode into
hausaS wv "V"' ~ '"' "V"'P'P'' INV"
and 'nIIfUs tue reporter 0S% P''scn'eo e., MN
a handsome @A''D ap' 'p1'", 49,, lucy :, s''u
tue ar''c'e IN q1','o" :, ;, ,ou'"9u 'nv'u u
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-17

A MAy.-Tho pride Of mankind is
great. A family living in Hobokeu was
awakened by unusual noises iu the house
aud on turing out saw the eldest hopeful
rushing around in bis suspoHdo", brand,
isbiug new Weston, and shouting,
There is man iu the house" A lengthy
search failed to show any foundation for
tie young mans warIike demonstration,
when he mildly Informed the 6reaihleFs
and exhausted tribe that It was bis birth.
day. lie was twenty one.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-17

Women are fast becoming familiar with
politics. We have heard ola woman sho
believes so thoroughly 10 initiation that
she blows her busblnl up three times a
day
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-17

Henry Clay Dean is tho only man 10
tho west who can wear shirt four years
without tchaugiug or hayiugit washed.
Thisspoats we'll fcf the natural pcatuess
of man!
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-17
SECRET SOCIETIES.

MASONIC -Minturn Lodge No 10, A : eDd
A W meets monthly on the night Of The tq'l
,moon, me same being Tuesday, or on ING
tuesday night Immediately preceding W'J
KENNY. Secretary. ~.
10, 0. F.-The Point Pleasant Lodge NO.
33I o. o. y. meets every Thursday night
ut Fishers Hall.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-17

"And so,ve 60. " said Boston school
committee; "our great men are fast de-
parting first Greeley then Chase, and
uow Sunner--nud | don't feel very we'll
myself" 5g 5sa..i aaisaa3
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-17

Fourteen Nebraska men want 10 be
postmaster Of town where the salary is
but two dollars year. They after the
social position which an Office gives.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-04-22

DR.. Pinkham,a dentist of Newark, recent
~ extracted an unsound tooth, which was so
interlocked with a sound neighbour that both
came ont together. The Doctor replaced the
sound TOOTH and after treating it for some
days it became firmly fixed in its old position,
and is now as useful as ever
One of our dentists, did the same thing to
q iafy' tooth two years ago, and returned il
to its place Immediately while she was under
the influence of gas, end the lady herself does
not know of it, while the tooth is as sound
and healthy as any of her other teeth.--Mlta-
aoan Journal.
There is Il dentist in this city who has per-
formed the operation of replacing extracted
teeth several times with success But he does
not think it an operation worth Dragging
about.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-04-22

e4 A number of !" Red Men " in this city
take exception to the remarks in our last is
sue respecting tho action Of a few members
of the order in the election in the Sd Ward.
and charge that the article is a reflection on
the entire order here. That was certainly not
our intention, and no one who takes language
in its ordinary meaning can SO construe it. Ne
had not the remotest idea that such conduct
was consistent with the teachings of the Or
der or that it would be approved by it. I.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-04-22
The Huaserdon Democrat contains til,

The Huatcrdon Democrat contains the
following asoa ..s 81 +.
The Grand Jury returned twenty -cight bills
of indictment on Thursday lasti Our County
left the paths of morality last Falland elected
a Republican State Senator; therefore we are
not surprised by the increase of crimel Last
Mondays election gave unmistakable evidence
of the people, reformation, however. and no
of Court. - s45s.sstt -s,,,
As the, Democrat acknowledged in effect last
fail that its candidate for Senator obtained
Iris nomination by false, fraudulent and cor
rupt means, we should like to know where it
considers the "paths of morality led to.
Will it also please tell lis how many Of the
twenty-eight indicted were Democrats? <
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-04-22

A catfish caught by gentleman Of Borders
town. IN the Delaware. near that city, weigh
ing six and a alfpounds. and measuring four
inches across the mouth. was sent to our
friend, James Roman. yesterday. Itattracted
quite crowd Of astonished spectators, who
are not in the habit Of seeing, except in rare
cases, any more than a pound in weight
while the great majority are less than half
that weight Trenton State Gazstts.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-04-22

u Mr.. Theodore Bells, living near
Wertsyille, while threshing on the cath Of
March, accidentally covered with straw a tur-
key hen On her,nest in tho srawrbouse., On
Saturday. the '4th inst, in getting SOME
straw, he discovered the hen still under the
straw She came out all right after her long
water, and had lain two eggs during her i'm
prisonment.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-04-22

can use Boscheo' Gernnili Syrup without
getting Immediate relief and cure, We have
the first case of Coughs, Colds or Consump-
ton. or any disease OF the Throat and Lungs,
yet to hear from that has not ueen cured
We have distributed every year for thee years
over 25n,0O0 sample hotties tsrREE or
CHARGE . by druggists III an parts Of the
United States. No other Manufacturer of
Medicine ever gave their Preparations such II
test as this. Go to your Druggist, Robbins
s. Severns, or G. Il. Moore, aud get a bottle
for rs cents and try 1.-TWO doses will relieve.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-04-22

1.-THE PHkru Cepp. NJ . S5sscy n. Bray
has brought u duf0mes A,faheA Ola .psac,
tree, about eighteen inches long, which con-
tains one hundred buds. III. Bfass has an or.
chard in KilAgswSod 3owbship from Asaish shis
branch was got, and all the trees indicate
an unusually large crop.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-04-22

"a In response to a proclamation, issued
by the Grand Sire of the Grand Lodge of the
United States, and the Grand Masters of New
Jersey aud Pennsylvania, recommending the
appropriate observance of the 55tl, ann;yersa-
ny Of Odd Fellowship in the United States on
the 2sth day of April, 1874, LEM Lenape
Lodge No. Is, Of this city, and Unity Lodge,
No. 800. Of New Hope, Pa, have made ar
engagements to attend in body, on that day,
the N. L. Church in New Hope in the morn
ing, and the First Presbyterian Church Of this
city in the evening.
An members are reqncstcdt meet in Unity
Lodge room on Sunday morning next at IL
o'clock, A NJ, and in LEM Lsnape Lodge
room at O'Clock, p. NJ.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-04-22

ssD- The Hanterdon Democrat gives the
vote Of Raritan township at the election this
spring to show that she is Democratic. As
several of the Republican candidates are
elected, and the vote Of the township falls ov-
9 er one hundred short of the vote given last
fall, we fail to see the force of the evidence all
duced.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-04-22

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Assess"f ~H'. .. mt"fe. sii3s44 4il
Sonec1of' TsoffSe 2 SUTTON, ,jroII a.le
Sseisee. - t ,y:,., y ~ H,GN;
surveyors 81 l'Sn"ays' Sohh lshihehaft,
sr., ASH a,.l'ftF'n., III, ,4iI,g,i.fF,fC. xs41i
1hYsen FreepoaueS, !ohn t.hinehart' IL
AomnissiohefS oi Appear, N'ofa1s u. Al
pameh' rniiip iAuo Ole, I'asid 'hlihowei,s q;
Town COMMITTEE, Henry =, Hoffman, Fred
elck IL. Eick, Charles w lioliinan, Asa
Alpangh, Samuel Clark. orb kat5f.
Pound Keepers, Jonathan Potter, j. b. r..
Clark VIM. Hocsenb,iy.
st@oNto's t1f*s1 $3.50 tasf5
To,yn Clc-l<. Asber Hourol
Judge Of Election, c. 3. Sheets.
Chosen FfeeI,,ller. George g. Lunser.
Assessor, Enoch Abel. ln9e &C.. S
Oversecr of Poor, Enoch Abel.
Collector, George l.. Gailo !, 4aa $ 81
ConsiaLls George J.. Game.
Town COMMITTEES, Joseph Van Syclscl,
CT mcnt II. Bonnell, Gardner Housed, George
q. Lu,ger, Joseph Gano.
Pouhd lKeepers, CIV. Hail. Isaac Huffman.
Commissioners Of Al peal. Eenry Johnson,
los. Gano, Asher 8. Housed.
Su,ycynrs Of lIiraways, William Maxwell.
sylvester Taylor. s8
CLINTON DonouGu.
srayor III; posanl,rv
Cnnn,sn - c mn, Svlves,cr Van svcIo,
,enr,e G,,;ci, I-l;sl,. .WcnS. .Ia,,n Is,,,,..,'
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-04-22

| To The Presbyterian congregation are
building a new church at caryersville. It il
to be built Of stone. Whom completed, II VIII
l,be handsome structure. and an improve
I1nent to to the town. ii ~ Az 'S 81