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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-12-16
pERSECUTiCM!.
THE ENIQUISIT0REAL FIRES RAGING
IN TOLEDO!
A Young Lady BrHially Whipped for
Signing the Pledge!

/: will be remembered by our readers
that a few weeks since Mr.. Francis Muir
ply delivered several lectures in our
town on the subject of Temperance, and
after each lecture he called for persons
to sign the pledge. There were MANY
whoput then name to the document sim
ply for the influence it would have on 9th
ers, while there were numbers who we've
either tipp'ers or what might be called
hard drinkers, who signed it. Bat among
the three hundred or four hundred whose
signatures appeared on the list was one
girl or young lady, who, though not given
TO habits of i~ntoxication herself, had
time and again seen Its evil effects in her
own home in the person of her father,
who is known to be a drinker to such an
extent that he has to carry his bottle
with him wherever he goes, and keep a
keg on draught in his Office all the time.
She, seeing the wees caused by intempcr-
ance, and wishing to avert them as far as
possible, signed the, pledge, probably
never thinking there would he airy fault
found with her for so doing. But her
father, the refined and h~igh-toned editor
of the IRdepeAdeRt,-the yirtuous (?) and
INDUSTRIOUS y rcichman, no sooner heard
Of the fact than like the Jesuits of old
he babe her rccant, and because she
didn't or wouldn't, he gave her a severe
whipping with a horsc-whip, or strap, or
something of the kind, insomuch that
some Of the ncighbors thought of inter
fering, and we understand that he, being
the strongest and using brute force, final
Iy compelled her to agree to erase her
name from the hated document. And
yet. this is the man who comes before an
intelligent community and asks their aid
in support of Il vile, infdcl, communistic
Sheet, which he pretcnds to call a nc,cs-
paper. We have been informed the past
few days that his German friends, what
lew he has, are becoming thoroughly dis
gnsted with his sheet. They say that
the German part OF it is too vile TO take
into any decent family, which is Just
what the balance of the community say
about the English part of his paper. The
Germans are trying to discontinue their
papers, but like Banquo's ghost it will
not down but continues to appear. They
refuse to take it from the post-of1ice but
it keeps acc%umulating, and finally from
sheer desperation, they take them, and as
soon as they are out doors give them a
hcave, and thus he has Il large circula-
ton, or claims he has. They circulate
around the streets and by,roadS with
every gust of wind. We presume the
editor gloats and cXults about his victory
over bis girl, when he goes to the saloon
or gathers some of his kindred spirits
about him. We imagine we can see him
as lie says "-Ah but didn't I make her
take her name off # the pledge, thought"
IN learn her to run With those temper
ance fanatics, and take up with their
p~uritanicai IDEAS I'll thrash her with ,
in an inch of her life (and we guess he
he did IF she goes to any more of those
meetings. And then lie will take another
drink. Pretty Editor Nice Paper !
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-12-16

Circuit Court is still grinding away
slowly. The term so far has been one
of a great deal of hard work, and still, the
docket was so very large that it will seem
as if hardly a commencement had been
made. Probably the most interesting
cases so far tried are Austin Corbin VS.
John GoodfelIow, Wm. ID. Waggcner VS.
Samuel Rachel, and NJ. NJ. Avery VS.
II. G. Wallace.
In the first case The facts are some
thing as follows, as near as we could
ret them from hearing only a portion
of the evidence John GoodtclioW's
farm was sold at Sheriff's Sale, subject
to redemption. He, wishing to procure
money to redeem it, applied 10 Corbin,
through his Agents, Nelson & Barker.
The application was sent on to New
York the security approved, ana the
appIication granted. Goodfellow claims
a misunderstanding of the contract, ana
goes off to Waterloo and borroWs the
money. Corbin's Agents, sue for com
mission and interest from the time the
loan was granted until the time he re-
fused. Verdict for Gondfellow. The
case of Waggcnor VS. Rachel was the
foreclosure of two mortgages. We were
unable to learn The evidence in this case.
But it is said to be one of the most
yolumnlous cases tried here for some time.
The case OF Avery VS. Wallace, was on
of which the Plaintiff claimed damages
arising from a nuisance in the shape OF
a large hog pen and cattle yard which
Defendant had built near a house own
ed by Plaintiff, and by reason of which
II was deficult or impossible for him to
rent the premises. Plaintiff claimed
damages to the amount of $500; the jury
found for Plaintiff assessing damages at
$25.
In thef first mentioned case, Struble Il
Goodrich were for Plaintiff, and Stivers
s. Safely for defendant In the second,
Ebersole s. Willett for Plaintiff, and
Homer S. Bradshaw, assisted by Appel
c,te & Kline for Defendant. n the
third Stivers 81 Safely for PlalntDf, n
Str,,hie & Goodrich FOR Defendant.
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One of our most eutcrprisiug and lively
business men is BENZ. Stone. lie traded
his farm last fan for an interest in the
Adams House and Immediately began
making arrangements to build a hand
some brick block in the Spring, and now
he has bought the City Bakery and is re-
ceiving and opening out a handsome TO;
of Holiday Goods. He will run his res
taurant at the old stand right along as if
nothing had happened, and will also sup
ply our citizens with anything they wish
in the line of Bread, Cakes, Pies, Fruits,
Confectioneries, Toys, &c. Give him d
call before buying your Holiday Goods.
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Judging from the notices we have seen
of DR.. /. |. Hayes lecture, which is to he
given at Marshalltown on Friday of this
week, il will be u fine entertainment-one
OF the best of the whole season. We adj
wise our readers all who can to attend this
lecture for we are satisfied they will be
well repaid.
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TAMA 7 IOWA.
Notice OF Dissolution.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
L existing between G. M. Berger and
Jacob Yeiser, Jr., under the name and
style of Berger & Yeiser," druggists,
of Toledo, Iowa, has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent.
All persons indebted 10 said firm either
by note or book account are hereby re-
quested to settle the same at once with
the said Yeiser, at his office, in Toledo,
Iowa.
Signed this 9Th day OF November, 1875.
G. NJ. BERGER,
JACOB YEIsER, .Ir.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Take Notice !

4 LII PERSONS WHO HAVE BEEN NOTIFI-
Il ed by us to settle their accounts, and notes,
and have failed to comply with our request are
again notified that their Indebtedness to us.MUST
be paid by the ist day of January. 1875 OR WE
WILL BE COMPELLED TO MIKE THEN
COSTS!
We hope those indebted to US will respond AT
ONCE and save costs, and oblige:
EREE & MORSE
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Jacob Yeiser, Jr., has now his DRUG
Store in good running order and IS pre-.
pared to supply at reasonable Iates any
thing in the line of Patent Medicines, Of
which he will make Il speciality, Perfum-
cries, Toilet Articles, Fancy Soaps, &C..
&c. His room is neatly and ta~~tcrully
fitted up, and he is determined to do Il
good business and has consequently
marked his goods down to hard.time
nriper
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-12-16

Meetings were held at the Baptist
Church on Monday and Tuesd y even
ings of this week to organize a singing
class. Some forty names were secured
and the first meeting Of the class will
be held at the Baptist Church on Thurs
day evening. The teacher, Mr.. w. j.
Harrington has good rccommcn lations
and will doubtless do SON" rood in the
musical line here. He will give twelve
lessons, two each week, and charge 500
per scholar. He will also furnish books,
free of charge, during the term He
hopes to have at least 60 scholars.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-12-16

We have received a premium list Of the
first annual exhibition of Central Iowa
Poultry Association, which will take
place at Ricc's Hall, Marshalltown, Janu-
try 18th and 9th. The premiums are
quite liberal-there being many specials
offered by citizens of Marshalitown and
other places. We believe there are fowls
in Toledo which could take q number of
the premiums if they were exhibited
The Express Companies agree to return
free of charge, all fowls sent over their
line for exhibition.
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Administrators Notice.

DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
L That the undersigned has this day
been appointed ard commissioned by the
Circuit Court of Tama County, in the
State of Iowa, Administrator of the Estate
of Carsten Jensen deceased and all per.
sons having claims against said Estate
are hereby notified to file them with the
Clerk of said Court, clearly stated and
duly sworn to, and within legal time,
PREPARATORY to their being allowed or
proved and persons owing said Estate
are requested to make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned, and avoid costs.
Dated at Toledo, Iowa, this nth day of
December, A. D. 1915.
JOHN P. JENSEN,
60-2w Administrator.
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w present I'M on advertising colnmns

We present in our advertising columns
to-day the annual announcement of Lip
pincott's Hdgazjae. This publication is
now in its sixteenth volume and has
achieved a most gratifying success 1t
proposes during the coming year to give Il
series of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. The
Century its Fruits and its Festivals,
which will include ii complete history and
description of the Centennial, and as it
will be published right at the head GUAR
tiers and location of the great exhibition,
it will possess eSnecialiy good facilities
for getting up an interesting description.
This. however, will be only one of many
attractions which are offered to its read
ers. See the advertisement, and send
20 cents for a specimen copyof the Maya
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-12-16

The Empire Wringcr is an article which
J. NJ Camery & Son are now selling, and
which is believed to be the best thing of
the kind out. 1t is so constructed that
The crank is not attached to either roll di-
rect, but is geared with them in such a
way that one will not twist and wear out
before the other. On most of the wiring
crank is attached wears out long before
the other one, but the way the Empire is
made both rolls are "the other one"
and this difficulty is obviated. Call and
ser them.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-12-16

M.RRIED.-On Thursday evening Dec.
9th, by Rev. Rindell, assisted by Rev.
G. w. Woodward, Mr.. EDWARD RAMS
DELL to Miss RosE A. GRAHAM. No
cards.
This was the occasion of a pleasant
| gathering of the friends of the parties at
| the residence of Judge 7. \. Graham, the
father of the bride. About half past 9
O'Clock the couple preceded by Mr.. }. b.
NJ. Bishop and Miss Belle Miller, as
groomsman and bridesmaid, appeared
and took position when Rev. Mr.. Rindell
tied the knot in good style, after which
| Rev. Woodward offered up a prayer iof
the future happiness and welfare OF 'he
newly-wedded couple and for all present
| About 7 o'clock refreshments were serv-
ed and partaken of by the company with
! evident relish.
Mr.. RamsdeI is a son of John Rams
! dell formerly one of our Supervisors; he
| lives in the southern part of the county,
has a farm and is well prepared to
settle down into married life and en-
ioy himself. He is well spoken Of by all
who know him and Is we'll worthy of the
girl he has won for a life partner.
Miss Rose is the next to the youngest
daughter Of Mr.. & Mrs. Judge Graham,
and is one of the oldest inhabitants OF
our town, having been the first child porn
on the town plat of Toledo. She IS a
Young lady of good education and pleas
ing disposition and a general favorite
among her acquaintance. The happy
couple have the best wishes OF their
many friends here and elsewhere fortheir
prosperity and happiness. There We're
quite a number Of presents given on the
occasion but we neglected TO take a list
Of them. fH
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-12-16

The Eclectic Magazine is one of our
best American Monthlies. Each number
contains an exceptionally fine Steel En-
craving, and its selections. are made with
rare taste and a fine discrimination.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-12-16
$4,000 WORTH

Of Mems, Boys and Youths Clothing,
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Gents
Furnishing Goods and Underwear, and
many other articles too numerous to
mention. KNIGHT DEXTER.
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GREAT AUCTION SALB!!

The undersigned will sell at auction
at the Bruner building in Tama City,
commencing on Thursday, December 10Th
and continuing from dav to day. abou,
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rof the next 20 days l win sell a great
snare OF my winter goods at cost and
all other goods at reduced nrioes
Dec. 10Th, 1915. N G wprr
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PICTURES

BIZ BENZ. 2. IITLOR.
Illustrated, 16mo. Clcth, So. Gilt edges
$3.50.
"a beautiful and unfadi2g gift for
either sex and any adult nge."-Metho-
dist Protestant, Baltimore.
Scarcely ore Of our American poets
has Mr.. Tay!or's felicity of verbal char
acteriZation of COMPRISING a thought or
suggesting Il Picture in "A single word x y
y He is the poet of the memory, as well
as the painter for the eye and the sweet
minstrel to please the ear attuned to
harmony.'-Western New Yorker.
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NINTH EDITION READY OF
The World on Wheels
... RY BENZ r TAYLOR sl50

"a delightful book Boston Globe.
IA gem in every way."-St. Louis
Dispatch.
Full of humor, and sharp as a Damas-
Gus blade. "-Presbyterian, Philadelphia.
"Sweet as the music of the Poet Lau-
reate of England, we doubt if any sem
fences ever fingered longer in the memo
~ of thoughtful men, than have some of
the u]tterances in prose and verse of Ben
jamin F. Taylor. The World on Wheels
gives abund mt evidence of his remarka-
bic versatility, and is one of the most
elegant, as well as pungent and rich
specimens of wit and humor cxtant."-
Illustrated Weekly, New York.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-12-16

y little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Nc.
Gee died on Monday evening. This is
the second bereavement in the family in
a little overs week. The parents have
the sympathy of the community, in this
their second sorrow.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-12-16

BACKWARD, PIN BACKwARD.-Back-
ward, pin backward, my dress in its flight,
do make itsmail again just for to night, |
am so weary, my dress is SO long, SWEEP
ing the sidewalk as | pass along, gather
ing dirt from out of the street, looked a,
by every one that | meet. Mother, dear
mother, know I'm a fright, pin back my
dress, mother, pin it back tight.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-12-16

We stepped into the Furniture estab-
lshment of D. Arb & Co, the other Gay,
and were surprised at the fine display of
goods for the Holidays. They have all
kinds and all shapes of brackets, wall
pockets, towel racks, match safes, foot
rests, card and comb cases, and many
other things we have no room to men
ton. Call and see them.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-12-16

Mrs. f. N. Barker returned home from
New York City last Saturday night. She
was rejoiced to find her brother whom she
went TO see, much better TINT she exnected
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-12-16

CLOSING OF School The last rhetori-
cal exercises for the term, will commence
at half past two in MI the departments,
Friday Dec. 17th. The patrons of the
school are invited to lie present
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| |ss,o IT. I'D; IN 80 iS3 II e q y h, e >, 3
bIedo ia ina' 9gl 3gi 24g % 60. a 65 az IS al
.. 56 $59 la8 n 70 81 n 478i6
| r ~, these schools, l find the Teachers
h. Ssll as Scholars eudeavoring TO do
ana faithful work.
,sDo !" Gity IS laying the foundation of
pecima aOinet; already it has some 1900
Nns' many of them choice.
Ions. uf IS about to erect a fine School
J conn.,, also understand Toledo hopes
av. r''e Aer School House, at an early
number of youths in Tama Co..
er ls,s ."e range of the schools, Septem-
'ot,l sas was $3.50 Males ard 324l Females.
H. A. BRows,
Co Superintendent.
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Ffl'ey's Charter OAK Cook Stoves,
Have long ago gained a reputation, for
economy of fuel; for durability;for giving
general satisfaction; for being the best
stove sold. NATHAN WoRLEY & Sons,
Marshalltown
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Doric Chapter, No. 81, meets in special
convocatlon, Saturday evening, Dec. 18th.
to work in NJ. NJ. i P. n. degrees, al :
o'clock, sharp. C. D. TERRy,
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sleds.-l have a large lot of Wooden
and Iron bob-sleds, and will sell them
cheap for cash. Call on and look at them
G w SWEAf
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The residence of Mr.. John Bcnda, a
Bohemian Lying in Otter Creek township,
near VIM. Wick, was destroyed by fire
one day last week. Almost everything
was burned he not being able 70 save any
thing, scarcely. We understand the fire
originated by children playing about the
stove while the parents were absent. A
subscription paper for the relief of the
ftmiIy was circulated and quite generally
s.gnel.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-12-16

Love conquers all things:' yes Pow.
erty and the toothache viii throw it three
times out Of four.
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Several weeks ago we advertised a
secondhand Sleigh for sale. We sold it
almost Immediately n also one for a
Trend. Since selling the two we have
had at least at a dozen applications for
the n advertised. And yet no one
reads the advertisements :,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-12-16

Inc residence of Mr.. j. T. Mccormick
In Howard Township caught fire from
the chimney, last Saturday, while he was
lying sick in bed. His wife had nrc.,nce
OF mind enough to ~eStinguishH the fire be-
fore j. did much damage.
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N -
import Of School Ipspecfiop.

b. c a' week ending Dec. 10th, 1875.
h. .I '' Graded School of Montour 4;
!. ~ ",' Traded School of Butlerville +;
,o oul' Graded School of Toledo ;
t2|l TRADED School of Tama CITY.
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Inc seats which VIM. Wick purchased
OF Geo Newcomer, recently, arrived last
Saturday.
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A niue child seventeen months old of
Mr., & Mrs. Ffedefick's died last SUNDAY
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Do"N DOWN go the prices. Bar.
gains, best of bargains now at my store,
for am bound to sell out my stock of
winter goods, preparatory for a clean,
nice stock IN the future, under new ar
engagements. n. C. WTErrNG
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-''' Sabbath as Mr.. Michael Kiefer
l''-FAiRg A,D.c from Church, aud
Lear the residence of Peter Lichty,
l. so1pi'nF Of his Sled came apart, drop
"e front end Of the box to the
"' ''isAtening his horses and causing
run away, taking the front
/ 9 Win item. His dog rnn along side
y 'or'eS and turned them into the
"ae Of the horses was killed al
"a instantly, they struck the fence
-. sum force. Mrs. Kieffer was thrown
h., Wv seat and fell across the dash
,ga, hurting her considerably though it
~OusAt not seriously
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Mr.. E. Ruggles, of Montour was in
Toledo the early part Of the week,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-12-16

we have for sale a very fine Guitar
which we win dispose of at a bargain,
There also goes with It a handsome and
durable wooden case and an instruction
oook' 1t would make a most appropriate
holiday present. Call and see il.
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J.. n. JCHMSTON,
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER.

Dealers who are not as yet subscribers
to the JEWELERS. CIRCULAR, the organ OF
the Jewelry trade, on RENTING to this Of
fee So. 90 will be entitled to the above pic
ture and a copy of the JEWELLERS CIRCU-
LAR mailed regularly each issue for the
term of one year from date of subscription,
and will participate in the above plan Of
fered by Mr.. Johnston.
d. Fl. HOPKINSON, Editor,
No. 269 Pearl Street, n. Y.
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In one Of our exchanges the other day,
we noticed an advertisement which read
as follows
The upper part of a house to let, con
tanning three rooms a cellar, 4 kitchen,
and Il Backyard"
We would like to see that dwelling. A
house with cellar in the upper part of
it and containing a backyard, too, up
there in the fourth story, must be a
genuine curiosity,
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CORNELL COLLEGE.

Eighteen Teachers. Five hundred students
annually. Buildings ample. SuperiorM useums.
Iihraries Laboratory and Apparatus. Full CLASH
cal, Scientific Civil Engineering. Military, Pre-.
paratory. Normal, Music, Painting, and Com
mercinl DennrtmentS.
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Board and Tuition very Low,

REDUCED r. r. FARES FOR THE STUDENTS.
Location Perfectly Beautiful and Healthful.
First Term opens Sept. ?, 1875. Second Term
opens Dec. @ 1875. Third Term opens March %,
1876, For Catalogues. etc. address
Prest W f. KING. d, D.
act Mt. Vernon. Iowa,
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The public schools close next Friday

Large Varieties of Shelters at Camerv,s
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Published by,
J. e. JOHNSTON
The Well Known Jewcler,

OF $50 BowEEY, COR. ERoOME STREET.
Price $500 each. During the next
month 1000 Of these pictures will be sold
at 500 each, and Il pair Of
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In CAMP and FIELD.

BY BENZ. F TAYLOR, $50.
'"Tlie descriptions are singularly bril-
liant."-New York Sunday Times.
Every letter is replete with pathos;
every description is . power. and most of
the anecdotes touching in the extreme.
\ = A book that will live.n-Chic-
ago Times.
Fer sale by all Booksellers or will be
mailed, postage paid, on receipt of the
price, by
s.. C. GRIGGS s. CO.. Publishers.
p Washington St, Chicago,
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J span OF nice. gentle p~3ies together
D harness, buggy and sleigh for sale or
reasonable terms. Apply to.
Rev. ". B. FRAzELL,
IuiedO, Iowa.
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MI ri. Galley was in Chi, ago last
week, and the citizens of Toledo and Vi.
cihity may expect some rare bargains in
the line of Dry Goods, dress goods. &c
&C., before long.