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

Ice Cream At City Bakery.
: Mrs. G. r. Struble is visiting friends at
Fl. Dodge.
Henry L. Smith of Waltham gave US
pleasant call on Tuesday.
Warranted Yellow Sweet Potato Plants
for sale at c. w Commits.
Messrs. Written, Clark and Johnston
returned from Chicago last week.
Case, Vibrator, Pitts and Sweepstakes
Threshers for sale by Dennis & Averill.
Rev. Mr.. Golden, of Illinois, preached
at the Presbyterian Church last Sunday.
Wilson & Co. east side of Public Square
are prepared to furnish ice cream at all
times.
Geo. L. Bailey returned home from
Muscatine last Saturday Rev. Chlds re-
turned Monday night.
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4th Of July.
Celebrate the 4th, and buy your Millin-
cry goods from Mrs E. j. Cannon.
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Largest and best selected stock of Rid
ing and Walking Cultivators to be found
in the market at Dennis & Avcrill's Stores
ct EsnaGAy and Traer.
i We understand that the prisoners who
escaped from Homer Bradshaw's office of
which we made mention last week re-
turned of their own accord.
Five car loads of Edward & Nc Cormick
Harvestcrs already received and more
coming. If you want to secure one leave
your orders early with Dennis & Averill
/ The prospects are that grain is going to
be heavy and weedy. The Adams &
French Harvester is just the thing, no
/ matter how wecdy or damp it will work
! perfectly.
Piano For SALE! A magnificent new
octave Rosewood Piano, worth 5000
| for sale at little over half price at the
| CHRONICLE office. A rare chance for 4
bargain.
A good place to buy Groceries of all
kinds is at the store of G. w. Conant,
opposite the Public Square He keeps .
| good stock of fresh and standard articles
in his line and sells at low rates. Give
him call.
The Champion Reaper and Mower and
! Light Mowers are the only all Wrought
Iron frame machine in the market. War
ranted to be the lightest draft and best
made machine in the market Camery
& Son, Sole Agents.
Toledo Lodge No. 11s A. F. and A. NJ.
Regular communication Tuesday evening, I
June 18th, rs. Time 7:30 sharp.
Business of importance.
A. J. WooLwoRTH,
Secretary pro TEN. =,
| Those Adams & French Harvesters are
going fast Call and see them before
giving your orders. They are more 9ura-
BILE, better finished, and warranted to
save grain better and run lighter than
any canpass marhine in the market.
Camery & Son, Sole Agents.
A Kansas paper says that Indians used
to eat dogs, snakes, buzzards, Crows
entrails and all-and thought them good;
but now, when the government is giving
them beef if it is not up to stall-feed, they
want to scalp some one. There is some
thing in the argument.
That ar patch of grounds mem rible, I
said an Omaha man, pointing to grave
! all by itself out of town. Il recken you'll
know that stranger, when you see 1t
ag'in The ockypant of that was the
fust man Horrus Greedy ever told to git
West-likewise he was hung for stealth a
! mcwln
The other day man in Toledo caught
four boys playing cards on the hay-mow
He was just proceeding to give
them "fits' when one of the Toys spoke
up and said: 1--WE want playing keerds.
Sans mother is dead, and we were up
here showing him the pictures on the
keerds 50 he would not fee lonesome.
There's nothing like running Reform
paper. It soon gets so it runs itself-into
the ground The Kansas City Journal
Of Commerce says every prominent Re-
form paper in Kansas is either dead or
has gone back to the Democracy. The
kind of reform they advocate is too retro
gressive to SUIT horest people-ET
The Festival last Thursday was very
pleasant occasion. The attendance was
fair, the Strawberries and Ice Cream were
excellent and the receipts as good as
could be expected considering the general
closeness of financial affairs. The amount
cleared we believe was some $1s, which
will be suite help to the Library Fund
of the Methodist Sunday School.
The majority of our farmers in this vi
cinity argue that it will pay to wait few
wears longer before buying a self binder.
They want to see what Nc Cormick will
get out, believing that they will take the
lead in binders, as they always have in
all harvesting machines. Some are buy
ing Mccormick harvesters of Dennis d
Averill, this year, intending to have
binder put on when they come out.
Notice.
The undersigned will receive sealed
proposals until June 10th, 1875, to con-
tract for building and furnishing school
house on the land owned by the Sac and
Fox Indians in Tama County, according