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+ A. gtnrre. of Ch{caro. to1cersphod that he
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could hGs bo mere ana !la pace az o'asor "aa
supp]icJ by tia Hoy, Edward Andctpon. Of this
,,r t.or sl,nrror o,uo ,paan n brief spcccD
CITY. e'on' 'nott""n mr." "'A0c "',u. n 'l.se,"'
IIepafa'!ohs hau ieel' 'naao 'o' n u'i.H""s ''n.
play Of tlro%orfs tha evening o"t thos "ceo
tnconttnent!y cStinE,,rhel about u CLOCK b5
boayy rn;n-atorn,, All Tho regular and several
,r.c;., t..,ns ., Al, tlc mad. cnntnrino tn this
npe'a' a.s"o w. =" r;."' ,,,,. ,,o.n
wy "otU ~ ei'".'u uoa 49, % H. 49,. 1n,oto
and 4,ooo or 5,epo people came os BOAT: 1ne'o ne
were probably Is foa strangers III tlo ely. 1tto
eatisfactoEy. 49,
IN tns As.oe:at<d i4t.s.,
Ou,ycr. ILL.,, july b,-Quincy l,as had many
~ ,,o1;t;,,, ao,n,,u,r,,;ona m +. m,gpin.
cent ec"le ont II was reserved lor To-Day 20 out
strip in numbers AMI n'nEniiccnce anything esor
ATTEMPTED hero. 1nIco.l. there Is no doubt bnt
tho celebration here ot, tl,iB occasion has ccpeed
.nv svon, ovor orcurrsur in lilo stnto. A. ic,ss
10000 strangers paf'aclpatod III thc glot'11catio'
aud TIM streets were wallod from 10 In tho lnor1,'
ing until tho grand ptocossion disporred With
men. women, and chlldron. Tho rro@
efs''e' , 9. wa, >i,:,es 'aY ,,; ~ cau ea shorn,sn
and b. Louis mtl'tafs' cscofsl,s oon '.!'eiulan
and staa, inVltod dtgnitaEea from aa)o1h.nE
towns. caravaua Of latcs representing t1o th1F-
ty-nine Statee b,,ll a Grand display Of industries
munufnct,,rcs and mercantile establishments,
H.' H. ~ ..1o -, .,.a,,Tn.,a.
NosaoS ptom."om Ill 1pe i'a1aao =. AA"nAe; .e;.,
res was tho display Of DlcS Droa' bfowers' Win
four colossal wagoua bearing pyramids OF bopr,
huntlrcd cmn1u,es. apa oil over arclod with
s..e...,a. ~, :,,,,o,-,ato ,,ot,oo. trho turr.
astos"sso''' ast M ,''s t'1a ',ornrv mos rcmart.
OUT ny una o'1"''s ,o,, "ae ,,.;a"rss,
ahlo triumph, and co1nHsahdcd universal
aurlsusc. Harris, poobc l. Co., tho Elnpiro
Tnh,cco Ti1 Wotks. also attractcl universal
.',o..a H., ,,,o oronI ,,cnro thcr establish.
attention ps s.o sf"'n "hu11 'r,'as ,us ~. nsss
mont cut in tho procession. This hfm. which
las tho largest plug tobacco factory OIL tho Cou-
tinous, had out forty capactoua wagona car
ryinr aud cn,ploycy, handsome devices, aud m
.34nh Wv .'s;,s y, .a,,taa,,,ro1 ,o1,a,,o IN
immense quantity OF mahn'ae'aresl sop"eso. ~
tho sano connection shonld DO mentioned JULIUS
| kespchia l. Dro., wholesale dry goods. Wagon
oftor vnoon barring their uoo1a In eyory
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THE EAST.

NEW YonK, BuooKLYa AND K1aRWuEnE-
Nav Yonx, July 6.-Tho celebration hero and
In Brooklyn to-day was tho most enthuaia7tto
for years. At sunsiso tho French frigats in tho
harbor fred ealute, which waa replied to from
tho various forts. There wAa a aao display Of
military this morning. aud tonight both citioa
arc lighted up by unusual o1hlpisiona OF fire.
works., Dispatches from al tho principal cities
In tho Middle aud Eaate,n atatea report the day
to lave been observed With poro than Ordinary
AcAttiuens,
THE rlEs1nENT.
LoAn BRANCH. July 5-prcsidcat Grant. 40
companel by Mrs. uEaat. attended = celeb,a-
tipn Is tho Methadiat. camp.moetlng grounds at
Ocoau Grove. Alter au adl1eKs by tho ltav. Df.
stokes, tAe President hald Al informal reception
ali present, to ytAe npuher OF 1000, proaslng
fo1Watd 70 shake lAuds Hith him.
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Spscidi ptspafch IA The Chicago Tribune.
Dasv11LE, Ill, July 5.--Tho dry-goods house
Of J, n. Clnrk waa burglar1zed during last night,
tho burglars making away With son,o 1900 worth
OF Eooda. No arrests hare been made, though 1t
is thonght by tho authorities that tho parsies
will be detected.
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krou1aos, Kan.,July 5.-ro-day Ess "74fe sen-
orally observed AZ holiday.
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cua, who hAll raecs on tho Fnir-1 Grounds. wErro
Tho track wan 20 heavy tint no ttme cuull hs
made, and Bavo ttteo entertainments to 1arca
houses. Sunday tlero wero special services III
rD,,e OF lho chirc1,es IN commrnlnration of t'ta
nuulyotsaty. 1'hcro Man q cutlrcrt hhd dance at
Turner Hall. nnd German fro company rere
ts hare picnic With bcer. dancing, etc,. but
Mayor i'nnes vetoed It
BEi0Ir.
Srfrfat nttr1fth 10 fhr Ch&.drn Ttrfhnnt.
HEtolT, Wis, Judy 5.--To day has dcrh cello.
bya:el here accordn. 10 prosratnmc. with
rnrAticH speeches, 1nuee, fireworks. .sc. NJ hc-
c:,tcnta occurred. The weather was delightful.
There wnH great crowd OF pccnln i'll town.
Nocktop san. nlarXo company Of Califhramptatss
and bantl 10 take part III the procession, Soma
negroes took oceaalon to square old srul1gcn Will,
a battle this s!:oruoo,, hut were captured by
tho police aud lodged r. tic chlaboosc.
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sALooNKEEpER KILLED.
OMAHA, July 5.-1LomaB Grimes and Mike
Fillion, paloon.hcopers at North platte. Mob.
lad fight thiA morning, which resulted in tho
former bclng shot in tho stomach and killed.
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Kidney and Bladder Complaints.

Urinary .ud Womb Diseases tIrs.e Diabetes, propeG
soppaxo Of water, n9outlnsnos Of urine btlGhtt Ais
ouoei.S q IL x;ter shiek. eloHdy m,Fsd NIB
Sul,atance4 like the whlt0 Of tafoAA9 k6 Nts
sk or tbotP il morbid, dark blous apptar11oY, And
FhIto bonc.dust depnss. snd whom thare pIcknE,
uf the back and along tho lolns. .' -
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AT sRAMoKIN. PA.
PorrsvM1E, Pa July t.-At shamokin last
night fire destroyed four stores, blacksmith
snop, aud two dwellings. 1oss, $4,000 partly
}nHrrnH ,
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Only ona l,ont was trotlch by tho 2:.0 class, md
takcu by 1.ndy fIar in 23:l, Tho taac-bafl
match yas not ijujahed m account Of rain.
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IOWA.
BURLINGTON.

BURLINGTON. H., July 5.-Tho celebration Of
Iutopendonco-pay In This city was a grand sno
ccss. Tha city was decorated with payilions.
eyergroens, bunting. mottoos, and banners,
and at night all tho decorations were Illuminated
With gas-tots and Chinese lanterns. Twolyo
bands woro in tho procession, stx infantry coul-
panieH, threo batterios Of artillery, and ono
company Of cavalry. AL tho traass-
mcu aud mercantile houEes in th!H
city uoro also Represented In tho
procession, which Was ovor 2 miloa In length
Y'weusy-Ryo thousand strangorn wero In tho city,
aud tho tbwn waH In n perfect ba2o of cnthus-
aB,u. No such celebration has over bcan Hecn In
Iowa, and tho railways weto unhblo to bring III
oil tho poopIo who xiBhcl to como. The day
raaaad OF pleksantly. No eaaualt1os or disor-
Js1s occurred. lsobatt Collycr and Secretary OF
War Nolkuap wcru tho principal bpoakosa.
DAVENPORT AND TIE hE1dA1ohIa9 COUNTRY.
Gpscal Dhpatch to Tie Ghtcogc Ir1tuH<.
DAvEarqHT, Ia, July 5.-DayeAport hRd throe
nepa1Ato coluhratipns. Saturday tho Americans
celebrated, ycstor.lay tho GerulanH and to-day
ttoBe whu Narn Inclined 70 nuither Of tho otAerB.
Yesterday tho Gs1n,ans had = large doruonstra-
tiun nt tho Heluotzea Park, over 6.uW puople
being proscat.
Al Fayotto monitor celebration waa had on
Saturday, excursion trims bo.ng run Oh tho Du-
blguo l. 81. Paul. Thousands Of people wore
prpsons. At Wyoming, also, public celebration
was held, SIX towns uniting. At yet 10 caaual-
tics have boon reported.
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- ,s', ~, ,r,,a ts,r,o,,'. ,r,-r.-
AAfo"'h' a".'' '''s ''~t" '''o1ol' ~ se".n
nent paRhetl OIL To-day, anu was 6rahu huoces7'
The weather was very ine, md tho crowd an-
mcnsc. Long bcfore layliElt TIM thunder of
,r,i,lc,r ow,,;o thu s1ccnnc nouulacg. and rayo
''.as,,..,a ~. ,',;a ,-a. ,,'v r., villa.
awake enjornaout' and with noid aud patrlotie
feeling. tl,cv launched forth only to fnd tho
etrec.s a rcrfrct lam Of v!sitors. Tho running
commenced ! O'Clock, Tic iirs, purse wat *39u.
'Tht trst money. t1lb, w1s taken H.. No. 2. South
non,i. rurnini, time - Rccon1a. fult tlmo
lis: ereout]s. Tho Feco,l money, slIQ, was
vnn hy tho AIcrts No, l. Of In,1stc running
lime. Is reconfs: iul! .iu.c, 45 necontIB. r1o
third money, $50 vas wan by M. l. South
TEND, running ti,no, % seconds full, ttmo As1.
ecconda.
trIo arcnnstnkcs. sl5o and silver tr,npct,
waa wo,, by tl,o Wijo-Avakcs, Of La],orte r,ln-
pius time, 30 sodoht}s full timo, 45il socoatls.
III Tho Hama Trizc. d silk banner, was won by
thu Widn-hwnkcs: running limo 70 Bcconls
mi time, ii seconds. Tho second money was'
won iy tle Droa,nansl.ts running time, 80
seconds full tiuo, ~ seconds. The thirslmnnny
,n ,r,s ~. ,on ,n"n;rcd lin An rrc.
,,,n.n ~ In hat ham,I.
''''NA' A0' 'isH so,,r1, nEYn AND 1Aronrg,
srt-ia, Dlspafeh /, Ths thitagS Tribune, X.
sorT1r 3,ryn' lid. Juiy 5.-Tlo fourth waa
cc1nhrnt,d by tho Tusn.yorojn with A picnic aud
1int,es. Tonight tho poliKh aottlors no through
with ltkn urorrammo. both arc yery largely
ATTENDED. 4 lRrEo number Of flren,ou attort,etl
whom went D large uumbnr of citizcns,-so nany,
iu fact, that tho extra accommodations furuiah-
,o,rov ti,cr, al! and . ,nr.n 1,t,tn1,er wrre lift
TIo ,|cIct arnnt Was soid out Of ticAots. 90
1rcat vns tho rush. hut few Incidents hayo oc-
ssnrrotl sr md thoao aro oi mInor chnractcr, aul
omnt. ,hs bnya. WIN haye burned 1t cet doal OF
,,,t1n nnrx,6r 'A0 'N'
FN''ASA'
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GhnsiISS GaLa.


DY VIRTUE OF \. SPECIAL ENECU-
ID tion, dated the 2Sth day Of October,
A. D. 1915, to me directed. issued out Of
the Office OF the Clerk of the District
Court of IHma County, State of Iowa, in
favor of the County of TAma in the State
of Iowa. and against \. } Wheaton as
administrator Of the estate of C.N. Knapp,
deceased, Aiyira b. Smith, c.. W. Smith,
Hattie Nichols, Arthur II. Nichols, Ben
ton Knapp. Gc&. B. Sharp, W. f. John
stOn, W, f. Johnston & Co., y. Philips,
and D. d. Apologize, guardian, on a
Judgment rendered by said court at the
February term thereof, A. d. 1873,
| against the said A. J. Wheaton as add
! ministrator of said estate, for the sun OF
FIVE hundred ten and ~. 100 dollars, and
q decree of foreclosure against said de-
PENDANTS, wherein it was ordered, ad-
Judged and dcCreed that the following
described real estate, to-Wit: The south
! east quarter of the southwest quarter OF
the northeast quarter, and the southwest
quarter Of the southeast quarter of the
northeast quarter OF Section No. twenty,
two (22l in Township No. eighty-thTee (S3'
North Of Range No. Fifteen, (j) west OF
the 9TH z. NJ, in Tama County, Iowa, be
sold, or so much thereof rs is necessary
to satisfy said Judgment, interest and
cost:
Now. thercf re public notice is hereby
given, that | have levied upon, and shall on
the 9th day of November, A. d. 1873, be,
tween the hours of 8 O'clock, A. M, and
4 o'clock, P. NJ, Of said day, sale to com
| mence at the hour Of 10 O'Clock, A. N.
| at the front door OF the Court House, il
Toledo, Iowa, in the County of Tama.
| ,Nnr n,I coll of DrhIip putpry to the
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Chelsea Items.

G. r. Hershey has sold his saloon to
John Robbins.
Two dances at Gifts last week.
There was recently a lawsuit before
Squire Smith in which both parties, both
lawyers and all the Witnesses, We're b.
hcmians.
There haye been several failures here
lately-Demme failed to have a dance,
Prof. Doughty failed to have a singing
school, Rev. Pilibeam failed to preach,
Robbins and StaIier both failed to move
as they intended to do, A certain fellow
left a dance at ten o'clock in the evening
and failed to get home until four o'clock
the next morning. A certain young fel-
low failed to make connection at the
oyster supper, and "Ren." Barker, the
man Of the "Bugle Notes" failed to take
a wife home with him.
Rev. Liep, NJ. Z. pastor Of Blairstown
is filing the vacancy in this charge on
his own responsibility BY leave Of the
presiding elder.
There has been no school teacher en-
p!oyed here yet.
Supervisor Lauderdale accompanied by
DR.. Corns visited the county charge at
S. Spcnce's and expressed satisfaction at
the manner in which he is being cared
for. This charge is a young German who
with three others undertook to sleep by a
fire near the railroad track, one night in
the early part of September, was struck
by ~the'engine, thrown into the fire, and
badly burned. The critical condition he
| has been in, rendered it necessary to have
| constant watching, which has cost the
| county a large sum of money, and will be
on expense all Winter. Is it not time
some steps were taken to rid ourselves of
the nuisance of tramps?
Jas. Hanify has been relieved as sec
ton boss and his place filled by a Bohe-
milan gentleman from LeGrand.
The grain dealers report that there has
| been less wheat in market this year than
any previous year,
Farmers report a good yield of corn,
but too soft to crib yet.
Vegetables have been pientier in mar
ket this year than ever before.
The late freeze has drove the snakes,
toads and other reptiles into their holes,
except the lightning rod pedlar who
still continues to visit our town. His
cheek has got SO hard that the worst
Northwestern takes M effect on him, he
thinks it is the sign of a thunder shower.
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Origina! Notice.
STATE OF IOWA IS.
To Jacob Carter.

To Jacob Carter:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, that
L on or before November 26, 1875, there
will be on file, in the office of the Clerk
OF the Circuit Court of Tama County,
Iowa, a petition of The Toledo Savings
Bank, claiming of you the foreclosure of
a certain Mortgage executed by A. P.
Walker, on nw4 of swt & 81 of swl, Sec.
10, & WI nw4 & WI e1 nw4, Sec. "A, all in
township SO, r IS West of 9th P. NJ,
to John r. McClaskey, September 3Oth,
1877, to secure the payment of his five
promissory notes of that date for $500
each, payable to said John r. McClaskey.
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 December term of said Court,
for the year A. 1875, commencing on
the first Monday of December, A y. 1875,
at the Court House, in Toledo, in said
County, default will be entered against
you and Judgment rendered thereon.
STRUBLE q GooDRTCH,
A Atty's for Plaintiff.
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The Seventh S~emi-annuaI Convention
Of the Sunday School Association of
lama County, met at Waltham, Tuesday
J October 18th, 1873, at , o'clock p. m, Rev.
]. Kingery, LIST vice President, presiding,
and Rev 5. W. Ingham, Secretary.
The programme was first read.
SiRging-We are coming with song
Major SaPP, leader.
Prayer and Scripture lesson by the
president.
Singlng-Marching to Canaan.
Discussion-Wha. has been accomplish
| ed through Sunday School work, Open
ed by Rev. Q, T. Clark who was followed
by Major SaPP, Rev. kingery, Rev. Ing
ham, ST., and DIR. Beam.
Singing-Aly House on a Rock.
Encouragements to S. S. Work. Led
by Rev. Kern and participated in by Rev.
Eingery, Rev Clark, G. Mason, DR.. Beam,
and Major Sapp.
Song-Marchiug Along.
Adjourned.
EyENING SESSION.
Singing-Who Among the Mighty.
Prayer, by Rev. Kern.
Singing-Lct US come unto the Lord.
Discussion-What of the Night. Led
by Rev. Ingham Jr.
Song-Watchman tell us of the Night.
L. z. Winterstien and Rev. O. II. Clark
| also took part in the above discussion.
Song-The Golden Sunshine.
! Demands for more earnest, devoted
! conservation and Christian work. Led by
Rev. Kingery who was followed by Rev.
GoodeIl, L. z. Winterstien, aud Rev. Ing
ham, ST..
soug-Is your Lamp Burning.
Adjourned.
WEDNESDAY, Der. 90, Q o'clock, A. NJ
Song-Sparkling Water.
Reading and prayer by Rev. ngham,
Jr.
Song-Come to the Savior.
Observation-Disclosures for Sunday
| School work, led BY ReY. Goodel.
Song-Over the Jasper Sea.
Rev. Ingham, il, and Rev. Kingery,
! also spoke on the above subject
S. S. Helps. Led by Rev. Kern. Song
Hove the Sabbath School.
The duty of parents in the Sabbath
School. Led by Rev. Ingham, Jr, follow
ed by L. P. Winterstien and Rev. hingly.
Song-The Bright Forever.
How to bring children into the Sunday
School. Led by DR.. W. 0. Beam and
L. P. Winterstien, NJ. Sapp and Rev. Ing
ham, Jr., also taking part. Song-GatheI
the Children into the Fold.
What can be done to increase the Sab,
bath interest? Led by Rev. lngham, Sr.,
followed by Rey. Kern and Rev. Kingery
Song-Never close the Sabbath School.
The art of asking questions. Led by
Rev. 0. T. Clark, followed by Rev. In
CHAM, Sr., Rev. Kern and Rey. Kingery.
~Song-Song Monarch.
O'clock, P. NJ.
Song-Memories of Galilee. Prayer by
Rev. o. Y. Clark. Song-The unseen
Land.
Discussion. Do we, as Sabbath workers
realize the magnitude OF our work Led
by C. Mason, followed by Rev. Clark and
Rev. Kingery. Song-The Children arc
Coming.
CHILDRFNs MEETING.
Addressed by Rev. Goodel. Song by
the children.-Childrens Rallying Song,
Address also, by Rev. lngham, Jr. Song
by the children-Sabbath Bells.
Adjourned to meet at Montour next
spring, time to be made known by the
Secretary.
S, w. INGHAM,
Secretary.
A vote of thanks was tended, Rev: ).
W. Ingham for his arduous and efficient
Sunday School labors in the county
j. kINGERY,
President.
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Is Your Life worth 10 Cents?

Sickness prevails everywhere, and
everybody complains of some disease dur
ing their life. When sick, the object is
to get well; now we say plainly that no
person in this world that is suffering with
Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint and its eff
fects, such as Indigestion, Costiveness,
Sick, Headache, Sour Stomach, Heart
burn, Palpitation of the Heart, Depressed
Spirits, Biliousness, &C., can take GREENS
AUGUST Flower without getting relief
and cure. If you doubt this, go to your
Druggist, DR.. Springer, Toledo, and get a
Sample Bottle for 10 cents and try it. Re
gular size IS cents. Two doses will
relieve YOU.
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hE5rEK IvwAED's TEarPTATIoN.-A
SOUS SToRT.-By Mrs. c. A. Warhcld,
the well known and popular Southern
writer, and author Of "'The Household
Of n1uvcrie," and Of "a Double We'd
DIM; Or, How She Was Won" is pub
lis.et by T. B. Peterson It Brothers,
Philadelphia, Pa. "Hester Towards
Temptutiou" is an entirely new novel,
Pri I from the authors manuscript. 1t
IS s.yerfully written story Of trial and
ten alton, and as an example Of a kind
~ofrorcl that the popular American appc-
tltc Graves, Chester Towards Tempta-
ton deserves and will take very high
rank. Il has a distinctly defined plot and
intention, and these are managed with
decided igor. There is no waste of
words in feminine sentimentalism but
the incidents and the characters in them
are made to do their work directly to
Wards the completion Of the purpose Of
the author. The general structure of the
story is really artistic, and IN the details
there are great merits. Certain chapters
contain pictures Of Southern social life
tina arc striking, and there are examples
OF Aaslcau character, male and female,
thai arc typical and well drawn. Such
hcti0ns as these are the popular ones OF
the present generation, and Hester How
ards Temptation" will, we think, prove.
more popular tuan any that have preceded
IT, 1t is emphatically, as the title-page
a~sserts, the story Of a soul. 1t is one OF
those novels that. when once begun, can
not be laid down; and one of the many
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maintained dramatic interest of the story,
through a multitude of events, to a salts
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The volume is very handsomely printed,
and is tastefally bound in morocco cloth,
with gilt back and side, and is sold by all
booksellers at the low price of e1.75, or
copies Of it win be sent to any one, to any
place, postpaid, on RENTING the price to
! b. Peterson & Brothers, Publishers,
Phil4delphia,
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Nutfce.

The annual meeting of the stcckhold-
ers of the Agricultural Association of
Tama Comfy, will be held at the Court
House, in Toledo, Saturday the 18th day
of Noyember, 1875, at 1 o'clock in the
afternto on. All stockholders are urgently
requested to be preseLt, as business Of
Importance will be brought before the
meeting for consideration.
j. w. WILLETT,
j. S. TOWNSEND, Secretary.
President,
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A new supply of shot guns, ammunition,
&C., at Chicago prices. at Berger & Yaiser's
We are in receipt of j. L. Peters great
musical journal, La Creme de la IRENE,
No. %, and as usual find it filed with the
finest music imaginable. This number
contains $40 worth Of music, and can
be had for 50 cents. There is no use in
paying from 50 to 80 and even 70 cents
for q piece Of sheet music when this
magazine can be furnished a whole year
for $500 or any single number for so
cents. Mr.. Peters is doing a good work
in the MUSICAL line in issuing this journal.
Send 50 cents for a specimen copy.
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The teachers and officers of the NJ. E.
Sunday School have decided to hold
Teachers Meetings. They will be held
in the Church on Wednesday evening,
commencing at 8 o'clock. All are invited
to be present and take part in the study
OF the lesson, scholars as well as teachers.
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NhArtnr Oak CNNk Stoves

Are economical in price, are superior
in construction, quick and uniform bakers
great durability and handsomely designed.
For sale by,
NATHAN WoRLEY & Sons.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-11-04

Miss Hattie Alden was in Toledo attend
ing the Harrison-Johnston Wedding.
Miss A. G. Goodrich, from Maine, is
visiting with her brother in Toledo.
Toledo Lodge No. 119, A. F. "a. NJ,
Will meet in regular communication
Tuesday Evening, Nov. 9th, 1875.
A. J. WooLwoRTH,
Secretary.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-11-04
Original Notice.
STATE OF IOWA, I ..

y T TAM IS.
To Ant,oay Mason, Wallace Mason, Az
bert Mason, Rosa HarttR, Kary II
Az2tfn, amt I2ice Rartir:
YOU, AND EACH OF YOU, ARE
! hereby notified that On or before No
yembcr goth, 1870, there viii be on file,
in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court of Tama County, Iowa, a petition
of G. X. Strublc, claiming Of you the title
| to the following land, viz: commencing
100 feet South of the land Of the Cedar
Rapids and Missouri River Railroad Com,
pany on the East line of section eighteen,
in township No. cighty.twO, North Of
Range No thirteen, West Of 9th I. NJ,
thence South 30 feet, hence West s rods,
! thence North 80 feet, thence East ! rods
to place Of beginning, and asking that the
title to said land be perfected, and that
! he.be declared the fec simple owner there
of, and that the title thereto be forever
Quoted in him and asking for genera
| equitable relief.
Aud that unless you appear thereto,
and defend, on or before NOON, Of the
second day of the next term Of said Court.
! being the December term OF said Court
for the year A. D. 1870, commencing on
| the first Monday of December, A. Disc
! at the Court House, in Toledo, in SAFE
County, default will be entered against
, you, and judgment rendered thereon
SrRuDLE & GOoDRICH,
A kHV'S for Olaintif,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-11-04

The papers throughout the State in
publishing the list of members of the
mex General assembly, give Tama as the
post-ofice address of our member. This
is a mistake, it should be Traer.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-11-04

Asnau of nice, gentle ponies together
with harness, buggy and sleigh Tor sale Oh
,ra,,e on reasonable terms. Apply to.
Rev. W. B. FRAZELL,
TNleNM, iowa.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-11-04

famous for being the easiest to manage,
longest to wear, and most economical 10
bug For salc by,
NATHAN WoNLEy & Sons,
Iurshallt0Wn.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-11-04

=r.crd mccting of Doric Chapter, No,
=! I'm Saturday evening, Nov. 9th, at :
o.r,sk sharp, for work in the NJ. II. Nj.
.:.... c. y. TERRY, Il. 7.