The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-06-10

Ice Cream at Wilson & Co.'s.
t Fine Confectionery at Toledo Bakery.
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Mr. G. II. Goodrich was up to Traer
a last Monday
A. S. Thomson gave us pleasant call
5 Wednesday morning.
The State Sunday School Convention
! meets at Marshalltown next week.
The Board of Supervisors are in ses-
sion. They will probably adjourn about
Saturday.
The National Camp Meeting takes
place at Cedar Rapids early in July. We
will publish the circular next week
Mrs. E. G. Ebersole will visi, her parents
at Cedar Rapids during her husbands
absence, noted in another place in to-
days paper.
is that clock right over there ?" said
stranger to Toledo boy. one day last
week. Fright over there ?" said the boy,
faint nowhere else"
w. H. Harrison Jr went to Cedar Rapids
on Tuesday evening. During his absence
he will visit Mt Vernon to attend the
class exercises of the Adelphian Society
of Cornell College of which he is a mem
Der.
Tully Wizards ''Show" was here last
Wednesday night, but as we have been
unable thus far to find anyone who was
there we conclude the attendance must
haye been slim. We understand that he
went from here to Chelsea and that sew
eral of our citizens including Capt Blinn
went down to attend his exhibition.
Buy an Edward Harvester and you will
have a machine that will save your grain
and not thresh it all out in clcvating it to
} the binders stand, with lot of double act
ing compound, kicking levers or pro-
pellers. Dennis g. Averill are sole agents
for Tama county.
Do not buy Harvester that has neser
been tried and has five fast gearings, four
leoers, four ndless chains, four aohang-
doodle belts, two or three bolts of third
rate cotton cloth and weighs about 1400lbs,
but go to Camery's at Toledo and get an
Adams & French made entirely of hard
wood and wrought iron, warranted to run
lighter and do better work than any
other.
A young man of Grinnell who Mas Sc
verely injured by jumping from a train,
was so annoyed by questions as to how he
was hurt that he had a large number of
cards printed, which he gave out to every
one who looked inquiringly at his face or
said word about it. The card read as
follows: Busted this nose in jumping
from train of cars near Marshalltown,
Thursday, May 18th"
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The new and enlarged advertisement of
Musical Instruments for sale by Mr.. c. d.
Terry, at Toledo and Tama City appears
in our columns to-day. Mr.. Terry handles
nothing but tirst-class instruments, those
which he can recommend with perfect
, confidence, and buying as he does in large
quantities and paying cash for them he is
enabled to sell at low rates and easy terms.
Those of our readers wishing anything in
his line will do well to examine the instru
ments he has on hand.
. Messrs. Brush & Austin's card may be
found in another column of to-day's pa
per. These gentlemen, of whom we
made mention last week, have recently
opened an establishment in Tama City
where they expect to sell Furniture,
Organs, Pianos, Music and Musical Mer-
chandise generally. They are also pre-
pared to attend to undertaking. Our
readers are invited to give them call
; whether they wish to buy anythin 6 or
not.
PUBLIC SAE.-Mr J LSurface will sell
at his residence, in Carroll Township, on
Wednesday of next week some stock con-
sisting of one span of work horses, one
: span of matched bay mares, one two year
, old colt and two yearlings, a lot of mich
cows and young cattlc-yearlings and two
J and three-year Odds also, "a Yankee Now
} er. The sale will commence at ten o'clock,
and the terms will be five months time
, -Githout interest, if paid when due; II not
paid when due, ten per cent. interest from
, day of sale.
New FIRM-Mr. w. A. Stuart and W.
II. Harrison, Jr have formed Il partner
, ship for the purpose of manufacturing
Stuart's Celebrated Black and Colored
Writing and Copying Inks. These inks
are unsurpassed if equalcd in the market.
: The black has density that we do not
find in any other ink, ard is not at all
e injured by freezing. We have some which
S has been in our office the past winter and
! has frozen solid every night when the
weather was cold enough, and it is now
4 Just as good as ever. The colored inks
/ Violet, Carmine and Green-are the most
beautiful colors we ever saw in writing
ink of any manufacture and will recon-
mend themselves at sight. Messrs. Stuart
& Harrison have ordered large amount
of materials, bottles, &C., and propose to
! go into into the business extensively. We
are happy TO state that where this Ink is
u introduced it takes well and orders are
already coming in as fast as they can fill
them.
Report of School in District No. o,
Howard Township, Tama County, Iowa,
for the month commencing May I'd, and
=, ending May 31st, 1875.
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