The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-04-29
Toledo & NV. Ry. Extended.
GREAT EXCITEMENT.

Numbers of men may be seen crowding
into the shop of Geo Newcomer, two
doors east of Frazee's Jewelry store. On
going over to see what was the cause of
this state of affairs, we found that George
was busy repairing furniture, making
and that his customers were bringing in
work for him to do. He does work on
short notice. Give him call
The advertisement of Mr.. V. c. Gilman,
Nashua, N. II. concerning Plymouth
vertising columns to-day. Mr.. Gilman is an
extensive breeder of chickens He makes
a speciality of the Plymouth Rocks.
For all practical purposes, about the
home and farm, this breed is probably
the best. Mr.. Gilman is selling eggs for
So per dozen. He has very good way
of packing tbem-the best and safest we
have seen Any of our friends wishing
to improve their chicken stock will do web
to send for q dozen eggs or more to Mr..
Gilman. See Advertisement
Mr. Hugh McAnulty is ready at all
times to do anything in the way of moving
buildings, or raising, or lowering them. in
good manner, and without injury to
the building or piastering. He has 40
jackscrews, several capstans, and all the
necessary apparatus to do his work in a
worllman-like manner and on short
notice His charges are always reason
able and as Row as can be consistently
with the way in which he does his work
His address is lama City. He has cap
STAINS in various parts of the county so he
is prepared to do work in different local
ties without the trouble and expense of
hauling them about
Last week while at MarshaIltown we
stepped into the extensive Horticultural
and Seed establishment of Mcssrs. Moore
& Heyligcr, @n cast Main Street. This
store occupies a room 20x60 feet and there
is in addition Il room for storage 20XIO
feet. This firm sell all kinds of Field,
Garden and Flower Seeds, Flower Pots,
plain and fancy, Brackets, Hanging Bas
sets, Vases, and everything florist or
gardener wishes They also have large
assortment o$ garden tools, such as rakes,
hoes, hand cult!yaiors, and in fact, every
article needed by any person working
ground. Their stock is large and they are
prepared 10 fill orders on short notice.
ing a list Of seeds and plants, kept for
sale by them, contains a large amount Of
useful information will be sent to any ad-
dEess upon application. We are person
ally acquainted with these gentlemen and
can cordially recommend them to our
readers, q. beng tirst-ciass, reliable bust
ness men IN every particular, who can be
relied upon to fulfill what they promise.
Send for their catalogue.
We clip The following boss words
flom an exchange, and publish them as
being very suitable TO use in case of
necessity in some of our spelling matches:
This word is said to be the longest word
in the English language, used often in Old
plays. and placed in the mouth Of Costard
the clowl, in Loves Labor's Lost" act
v, scene l, Observation-Disclosures "
The next in Pilgrims OF the Rhine" by
Bulwer Observation-Disclosures"
The next from Rabelais, "Antipericata-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -Ribrationestoo-
ldecantium."
The next is tie name of an officer now
in Madrid, Don Juan Nepomuceno de
Buri0Bag onatoreca gagreazcCecha.
The next is a town in the Isle of Null,
Observation-Disclosures
The next, Observation-Disclosures
Misunderstanding genverien."
Observation-Disclosures" and ''Po-
lypkrasticontiHo mimeg l}ondulation" are
two words that recently appeared in the
London Time and Star.
Observation-Disclosures
'Swapa1chakebarima
The names of two productions of
Sanscrit literature.
"Lepadetcmachoselac hegaleokrainio ole
neutrality-suspicious. tokichlcpikossuph
ophattoperistcrrtlsk tluonoptc2ke phlokig-
neutrality-suspicious. etraganopterug-
on"
This last word is the longest in any lam
guage. 1t may he found in the ''Ekklesi.
azousa" of Aristophanes.