The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-10-08

Vote the Republican Ticket next Tues.
day
Come to the CHRONICLE Office for your
Auction Bills.
| The workmcn are putting the steeple on
the y. Is. Church. 1t is to be about 80 /
feet high.-thc steeple, not the Church
Read the record of the Anti-Monop re-
form candidate for Congress in this Dis
trict which, you will find on the editorial
page.
The large cog wheel that connects with
the main shaft in the Farmers Elevator
broke last Saturday, but was soon repair
ed and put in running order
FoR SALE CHEAP.--A Smiths American
Organ, the best manufactured. Any one
wishing an instrument will make money
BY calling at the CHRONICLE office
|
$4,000
To Loan in sums of $500 and upwards
on five years time on improved farms.
For particulars inquire of or call on
JACOB YErsER JR
Hoop La! Hoop La. See what a nice
Moral Reformer our Democatic friends
are trying to fost upon the people of the
9Th Congressional District TO represent
them in Congress. Don't fail to read
his record.
Weiting Bros have again crowded down
the prices of their goods in order to close
out their stock and those failing to call
on them will certainly miss rare chance
for good bargains.
The Republican meetings now being
held throughout the county are being well
attended. The people appear to be anx-
ous to be posted on the political issues
Of the day.
8 bcoflee A sugar for 800 at W. C.
| Walters
| Mr. Nelson Felter, Of Crystal, brought
| In some handsome and delicious Hubbard
squashes. for which he will accept our
| thanks.
Parties wishing to purchase apples for
winter will do well to remember that W.
G. Walters will have a car load Of Mich
igan apples, also New York apples
Sometime since the Toledo & North
western Railway purchased large force
pump, and 100 feet Of hose to be used in s
the Engine House, and also as protection J
against fire about the depot grounds {
% pounds dried peaches for 81 90 at W.
G. Walters.
a man went into the postoflicc at lama
City, and asked, as there letter here
.for Mike How" "No," angriiy replied ,
Wonser, there isn't a letter here for any
bodys cow"
Republicans come ont, and vote next !
Tuesday ! {
All persons indebted to US by Note or
Book account land same due will obige
US by settling Immediately. Excuses or ,
New Notes will not do Green Bar we
must have.
j. NJ CAMERy & Son
Rev. I. NJ Robertson has been sent t
back to Toledo for another year, by the J
Conference. He will probably be here in
time t. hold services next Sunday, though
we are not fully advised il the premises
SCUooL BLANNs-We have turned over y
to Mr. g. J. WooIworth, our entire stock |
of School 81 ni.s Those hereafter want !,
ing anything in that line will find them at i
the City Book Store, in Berger & lcscr's !
Drug store. t
w. c. Walters sells best crackers at Zoe :,
per T.. :,
Nothing 10 me-" says Victor Hugo, ''is y
more pleasant than travelling on foot"
But lei him try u walk 500 miles in six ,
days, and he'll experience
--- TIE stern Joy that W cSton feels
In b.ters on his solca and heels"
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The IT, b Church at a business meeting 1,
last week decided to use, the coming con o
ference year what is known as the card G
and en- elope system Of raising funds to
pay their expenses. Having seen this c
system tried. we believe it to be the n
easiest and best way to raise money for il
church purposes.
One Of the principal arguments of the !,
AntiMonops, is that a poor man can't
start Banlll 1t is in fact, a lamcntatable
truth but such is the case that under Re
publican management Tor any other it is
impossible for poor nun to start q bank,
build a railroad, or own a line of steam k
boats.
\ young man residing not far from To-
ledo, while out walking with his sweet
heart whose parents live in this city, met
the lady's father who remarked, "What :
are Won doing L-?" II am looking for II
a sonin-law for my mother <" replied G
she "Nuff Scd" q
DON'T VOTE ony but tie REPUBLICAN ii
TICKET. o
The Press says "the CHRONICLE adj a
vertiscs a lost comb, and adds ''Whoevcr r
finds it ought to return it. The CIIRoN- y
ICLE needs it." The comb advertised in u
the CHRONICLE was different kind Of one "
to what the editor of Press is accus- Il
toned &c use-t was Il coarse one. y