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Dat Meal for sale by w. c. Walters.
20 pounds for 81 90
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We have been placed under obligations
to Mr.. VIM. Galley, for late Missouri pa
Nora
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As the weather moderates and the roads
become better the farmers begin to come
to town again. Last Saturday our streets
were literally crowded with teams.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-03-11

The side of one of Geo. Alexander's
corn cribs gave away Tuesday morning,
letting about 500 or 600 bushels of corn
out. 1t was shortly gathered up, however.
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Movers are already on the 60. We
have seen several parties the past week
passing through town on their way West.
Go to Wilson & Cos, and buy some Of
that excellent cider from Franklin Grove
Nursery III. 1t is the best in the market.
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We IRE now prepared
to Loan Money for I'VE
years IN sums of $4,000
and UPWARD 1t q COM
mission Of seven and q
half per cont.
NELSON = BARKGR,
TOLEDO. IOWA.
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II you want first-class printing, at
Chicago prices, call at the CHRONICLE
Office.
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A young lady having read about .
mans having invented stove which con.
sumes its own smoke, hopes he will
devise method whereby tobacco smokers
can be run on the same economical princi-
~
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There will be Public Sale at the
Grange Store on Thursday Of this week,
at which time there will be chance to
procure At great bargains agricultural
machinery, sewing and washing machines,
baskets, tubs, fence wire, brooms, axes,
salt, nails, ETC., ETC.
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We were in the picture gallery of Mr..
J. s. Moore few days since and saw
some very fine work of his in the line of
enlarging photographs. We noticed es-
pecially several pictures which he had re-
Gently finished, and we doubt if they
could be excelled anywhere in Central
Iowa.
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FOR BEST TEAS!
Go to Springer's Drug Store.

Farmers if you want the lightest draft,
and best working secder made, buy the
GoRHAM, of Parker & Lewis, Tama City
or Iraer Great improvements and prices
reduced. Will not be undersold.
The best quality of Oysters at lowest
rates, at Wilson & Co.'S.
SEVERAL IMPROVED FARMS
For Sale. Terms Easy.
MONEY TO LOAN.
From one to five years time, by
BAILEY & AUSTIN.
The Iowa Loan and Trust Company of
Des Moines, lowa,is prepared to negotiate
loans on improved farms in sums of from
$500 to $4,000.
FOR full particulars inquire Of
JACOB YETsER, il.
Toledo, Tama Co. lows.
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And all Shoes greatly reduced prices
A Fine Line Of Ready-Made Clothing at Living Prices
TAsLoRlNc DONE ON sssoRT NOTICE,
AND PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO QUITTING
For thoss wish . make shsr sanassAs Ae
wc0Mg AND eGE ~. ss S. $ y. IS s. ~ -
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TEAS! TEAS! TEAS! TEAS
At Springer's Drug Store
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4 Span OF Horses for sale for cash or
On Hsae by ". C. Walters.

70 RExr.-ro rent Tor terms of years
the swt section 9, town e6 (Lincoln,) 100
acres or more under cultivation, house
ana other buildings. Terms %. 81 per acre
casn. Inquire on the premises Of b. naM.
Possession given soon.
s.. n. BAIDwFN.
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A FEW THOUSAND DOLLARS
To loan in sum of 910O0 and upward fol
8 years At less than tho usual rates, on
best real estate security.
EBKRsoIE 3 WnLErr.
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MARRIED.-On the 26th of February,
at the residence of the groom's father
by Rev f. NJ Robertson Mr.. WILLARD
+. DoDD and Miss LUCINDA McLoueHLIv.
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A young man in music store at lama
City was lately overpowered by fastidi-
Gus yonng lady, who wanted to purchase
Mr.. Hood's-a-song Of the-a-gentle-
mans enlargement" The young man
is still alive and is now prepared to ill
the order
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T. y rs, s:.s LAND sss another sas esana
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rns stock Of Confectionery and Nuts, q
Wilson q Co.'S.
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Attention is called to the new advertise
ment in another column Of Jno. r. Nc
Claskcy. lie has opened an Abstract and
Loan Office in the building first door east
of Clarke Bro. store. formerly occu-
pied by E. E. Stickney. He is pre-
pared to loan money at low rates and make
Abstracts of Title to any lands or town
lots in Tama County. Give John CALL
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The Union Meetings arc still in progress
in the Court House. For the past two
Sabbaths services have been held In the
Churches mornings only, and the pastors
have been exchanging pulpits. Last Sab
bath, Rev. Mr. Childs, Congregational,
preached in the Methodist Church. Rev.
Mr. Brown, Baptist, preached in the Con-
gregational Church. Rev Mr.. Kephart,
United Brethren, preached in the Baptist
Church, and Rev. Mr.. Robertson, Metho-
dist, preached in the u B. Church.
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The American Mirror.

| lno American MlFTOfs
We have just received the first number
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ers announce as its object ITO supply the
reading public with what is newest and
of highest merit in the worlds literature,
in convenient, readable form, at the very
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reading public is considered the most
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IcAN MIRROR, P. o. Box 1921, New York
City.
From this time forward until after the
Presidential election, which will be one
Of the most eventful contests the country
has ever witnessed, the motto and the
watchword of all Republicans should be-
UNION AND HARMONY FOR THE SAKE OF
THE NATIONS PEACE, HONOR AND UNITY.
Let all true men stand together, like one
grand, impenetrable, uncomfortable pha-
lanx, to prevent the party Of the South
ern rebellion and its Northern Copper
head ally of the war-times from getting
possession of the Government and the
Union, which, only few years ago, they
tried to destroy. Give not the citadel of
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on the Presidential contest Of 1876, mind
full Of the great issue that will be involved
thercin-the same issue that was SO brave
" fought and SO gloriously won by the
army of the Union only ten years ago
Chicago Journal.
We copy the following items from the
Traer Clipper:
The NJ f. Church have purchased
Few organ. Bro. Stewards tuning fork
will be dispensed with.
Geo. Campbell returned last Saturday
from Chicago, where he had been attend
ing medical school.
The United Presbyterians of Traer and
vicinity, held meeting in the basement
of the Congregational church February
10Th, and took the initial step for the or
ganization of a society by the election of
Joseph K. Bull and w. w. Wilson elders,
and John Young, Andrew C. Wilson and
John Stuart, Trustees.
A distressing accident occurred to John
Wilcox, of Spring Greek township, a short
time ago. While Smelling corn, his right
hand got caught in the shelter injuring
the fingers 30 badly rs to render amputa-
ticn necessary. Mr. w. is poor man
and Las a family dependent on him for
support.
A young man in Tracr has a young lady
correspondent who puts the following
pertinent questions and suggestions: Is
idleness SO very proper a noun in your
vocabulary that it requires q capital Jet
ter for the just expression Of its import
ancc! And is Sunday 50 common as to
loose its Distinguishing letter? Flattery
looks better with two t., and you can
save the extra p in copied to use next
time.
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Mr.. H. Galley, has gone east to buy his
spring stock Of goods. He will be gone
about week and will select his goods
especially for this market. He will lay in
large stock and anybody wanting any
thing in the line Of Dry Goods, Dress
Goods, &C., &c, will do well to wait till
he receives his sprinr purchases.
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Camery & Son do not bloW as much
about their large stocks and immense sales
as some of their competitors, but if you
want to see the Machinery that is the
place to 60 and they are selling lively
Five of those BUCKEYE SEEDERs, loaded
in one day. Call soon if you want one;
they are going fast.
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TIES.
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and will be sent by mail to any address, free Of
postage upon receipt Of the price. Send al orders to
DICK & FITZGERALD,
38w Publishers,
NO. IS ANN ST, NEW YORK
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A special agent Of the Post Office De-
partn,ent has been at Tama City invcsti-
eating the affairs of the flee to see if
there is any truth in the irregularities
which are alleged to excist there. Though
the investigation has been carried on with
closed doors, we understand there is no
foundation for the reports, and that Mr..
WnnSer will come out all right
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-03-11

The School Election passed off very
quietly last Monday-thcre being only 81
votes polled. There were two directors
elected to take the place of ]. S. Moore
and r. II. Frazce, wh3sc terms had ex-
PRED j. s. Moore was elected as his
own succcssor r, and Geo. r. Struble was
elected to take the place Of r. H. Frazee.
The School Board is now com posed of the
following gentlemen ID. D. Appellate,
Rev. H. A. Brown, H. Galley, b. Stone,
J. s. Moore and G. r. Struble.
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NEW FlRx.-H. r. Reynolds, brother
in law of A. n. Bowdle, has disposed Of
his establishment in Toledo, and will en-
bark in the grocery business here with
Mr.. Bowdle. The vacant room in Porter
& Moir's block has been engaged for the
present, and by the 18th Of March bust
ness will begin. Mr.. Bowdle will remain
in the loan and land agency business as
usual, having only q financial interest in
the new grocery establishment. Mr.. Rey-
nolds has been in Eldora before, and is
q young man of honor and fine business
qualifications. EldorG Ledger.
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At Springer's Drug Store.
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We understand that Hon. James Will
son, arrived home the early part Of the
week We have watched his course pretty
closely during the session of Congress
just closed, and are glad he has made
such a good record. He has received
frequent mention from the press not only
of this District, but of ether Districts and
other States, and is always spoken Of in
the highest terms.
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SEVERAL IMPROVED FARMS

The best quality of Oysters at loves,
rates, at Wilson & Co.'S.
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Conceded to be tie FSnsst Boot Store In the United
NGfes.-THE ADVANCE.
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JAMES r. oscoOD 4 CO..
BOSTON.
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For tie Week Ending Tuesday, Mar. 0,
a. Reported by Nelson Dc Barker, Real
Estate Agents, Toledo, Iopa.
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MARRIED.-At the residence of Jno. r.
McClaskey, on Thursday, March 4th, BY
Rev. W. s. Messmer, Nh. JANIS A. Nc
CLELLAx, to MISS SUSIE HUrr.
With this announcement came some Of
the finest wedding cake we have seen for
. long time. The happy couple have the
best wishes Of their many friends for their
future happiness and prosperity, and Il
the quality of the cake is IN emblem Of
the good things in store for them, their
lives will be unclouded With care or
trouble, and their happiness complete.
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PARLOR ADJUSTMENTS
Christianity the Science of
Manhood.

- For Sale by booksellers. Sent postpaid, OF
receipt Of price by the publishers. 10
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Teledo Market.
LIST OF LETTERS.

. MANNING UNCALLED FOR IN THE TO-
n LIDO Post0Acs. wednesday Morning. Mar.
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The new City Council held their first
meeting Monday evening.
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bic groben ele9anten nenen GDromos ieBen, bic ppl
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meme NInitmerte. Nliemtonb tam Der Seriu0ung Il,
taMien wiberiebcu, bic GDrpnlos ebt. Cant
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yegcm Ginsclbciten unb pertrout9cs Circular ienbe
einen Gtamp. Noreiie: s.. 6reason II. Co., 73S
3Sas8imgton s'tr., 2soston, 2Tass.
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lirtcn Gortcicn auf bic Sbatiad)e su lenfen, oab
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I'M 8 erii no G. II cine elb It BE Wegenbr
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fir bcrld)icocnc slrten Oon 8 a tn oocr IS ert
babcn, g0nslid uub bollitGubig fit MIDI be-
id)iikt iino in ben SaDrcu 1867, 1868 II. 1869,
ourd ncun (9) gatcntbricfc bic an rno fir
mid ousacgebcu iuurocu llno bic id) fult nuc
friiDcr crDielt, ais cine Waidine bon iraenb
Semonocn 9cfcrti9t uurOc, aubcr bon mir iclbit
uno lcit jcner 3eit babe i1 icDr bicle &crbti-
icrunNcn an Der M0aidiuc unb ibrcn &roouctcn
9cmodt unb 9etouft, bic ale bouitdnoig be-
id)iibt mb 70 bab nid)t allein bic MaIdiuc,
ionbcrn ou1 bic slrbeit bic barauf gen,o6t
miro, b0ai9 ourd) Yotentbricfc beidiitt lit. Nus
bic lcn @riinben mod)e id 0icle Nnsci9c, bomit
i6r nidt 9cDumbugt wcrOet bon &criouen bic
entweoer nleine s(9entcn gelpcicn linb, ooer
bircft fir mid on n,ciner Mfal1inc oocr meis
Meu Mobellcn' gcarbcitet Dabcn un0 lueld)e bic
gbii@t 1abcn, liebcr MIDI unb i9rt &unoenssn
bcldtpinoeln, ais DEN tlcinen 8etrag su sableu,
ben id fit mcin 8orredt forbere. @enn iIr
bon bieicn 1cuten fauft 70 lucroen ,ncinc s(scll<
ten eud entweocr 5luinAsn, iofort cure N(aldinc
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lin nun MIDI unb euh ielb1 su beiGiibel,, babe
i@ cine beionoere @eldaftsmarte semo6t, bic
iid) on jeoer Maidinc bcfinbet, bic bon geuten
bcrfouft oher gema6t miro bic bon mir basu
bas &e6t Dabcn. gSir iuerocn cu@ boil ltanbia
bci6ubeu I'M @ebraud)e ollcr Moi@incn, Die
oieie @el9dftsuarfe tragen. Bcbcnft, bob feinc
@lai1ine 9cmabt tpirb, Bic bcrjenisen, bic ipir
Dcrrorbrin9en, slci1fommt benn mir btabl1d)=
tigcu Gebt, ba u,r uniere eiacnc .Gobrif bcGtcu)
jcoe Serbeiicrung, bic Der grfnoun9S9eilt cre
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Mgclttcn pcrlan9t at aaen Srtcm.
S6reibt ipesen Slluitrationcn ser Maldine
nno ber @eld)aftSmarfc, 10 fon,mt tcin Srrt6un,
Dor. Mon ooreilirc:
DANA BICKF0RD,
689 Broadway, NEW YORK.
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