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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-04-08
TOLEDO s. NORTHWESTERN r. r.
Iowa Falls will take the Necessary Steps
to Secure the Road.

We clip the following from the Iowa
falls Sentinel, which will show the favor
with which the people receive the project
of the extension of the 7. & NV. Ry:l
On Monday evening q meeting of our
citizens was held ut the SENTINEL. office
for the purpose of talking over the PRO-
posed extension of the Toledo & North
western railroad to this place. Although
the notice of the meeting was brief, yet
the ma ority of our business men were
present, all seeming impressed with the
Importance of securing the road, and mani
Testing willingness to take hold when
the time comes and push it to successful
completion. The meeting was organized
by the election of S. NJ Weaver, chairman
and } l.. Hoag, secretary. In response to
call upon him, Mr.. Estes stated that .
few weeks since he attended a meeting in
Toledo, lama County, and found the
company known as the Toledo & North
western, which owns and operates road
from lama City to Toledo, DESTROYS of
extending their line toward the unoccu-
pied field of northwestern Iowa The
company has guarantees from capital
lists and from one of the most powerful
corporations in the State, by which the
ties, iron, and rolling stock are pledged 10
the necessary amount for at least six
miles of the road. Mr. Estes. in the inter-
ests of our people, made a showing of the
advantages offered by Iowa Fall as an OBJ
jective point in the extension of their line,
in such a manner that he was at once en-
gagged to make preliminary survey to
this place. The survey was begun and
carried on as far as Grundy CeNtcr where
unfavorable weather and high water COM
PEELED him to desist for the present. He
expressed himself fully satisfied of the
good faith and responsibility of the COM
pany The people along the line will BIZ
asked 10 take sufficient stock to grade and
bridge the road. The survey runs through
a country peculiarly adapted to railroad
building at comparatively small cost, the
grading being very light with scarcely
any bridgingon the route. After hearing
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old fashioned way is the beet after all
Its doctrines and beliefs have been tested
and practiced many l)ng years. They
are not progressive maybe, in the lofty
sense Of the Brooklyn reformcrs they dc
not lead TO Oriental customs and styles
of salutation they do not tend to indis
criminate kissing and fondl:ng ard weep
ing, nor do they tend to the city courts, tc
ragged edges, to caves of gloom, to misery,
shame and disgrace. Whenever school
of philosophy, we care not how character
isiicallv modern or progressive or advanc'
ed it may be, does not rest on the sure
foundation of the tcnets written by the
finger OF nmnipotcnce on the flinty tablets
arcs ago, it will fall. Doctrines that have
stood The test of centuries and centuries
have taken too deep growth to be up
rooted by a singular class of society
which visits land receives the visits OF
courtezans, and yet assumes to be leading
the world to higher morality. Even out
of the wreck of his own philosophy, MIR.
Tilton is to-day attcsting the truth and pu-
rity and holiness of the old fashioned doc
trines he sought to overthrow.-BHrlang-
ton Udukeye.
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A New Item in Ben Franklin's Life.

One day young Ben was chopping wood
in very bad humor, because his work
prevented him from going off with lot
of boys to steal peaches. His father came
out to see that his son didn't pick out all
the easy pieces to cut, and as he passed
by the boy broke stick in two with a
terrific blow, and one of the pieces wen,
whirling through the air like an aerolite
nestled in the venerable mans back hair,
raising u lump like baseball. "Who
would be so cruel rs to hit poor old
man like me?" inquired the stricken soap
boiler, while the members of his fright
ened family supported his dropping frame
and rubbed his lump with ham-fat
Father, dear father" sobbed the future
philosopher, II can't tell a lie. 1t was
the boy who lives across the street, and
he has just skinned around the corner.
My son, my own dear boy" said the pa
dashing pearly drop from his loving or.
bits, "you are cordially invited to attend
a matinee for children only, which will
be held in the boiler room in ten minutes
from this moment of speaking. Positive
ly no postponement on account of the
weather and no pains spared to make il
interesting for the audience. Fiat Con-
frSbutor.
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origina! Notice.
STATE OF IOWA,

TAMA COUNTY,
To Andrew j. Wheaton,, as administrator
of the estate Of G. ~ Knapp deceased,
ayrsra B. Smith, @. W. Smith, Hattie
Nichols, ArtAu7' H. Nichols, Burton
Knapp, George B. Sharp, Afford
Philips and d.. d. AppeEgate as guard
ian Of 4. Philips.
YOU, AND EACH OF YOU, ARE
/ hereby notified that there is now
on file, in the office Of the Clerk of
the Circuit Court of Tama County,
Iowa, a petition of w. F. Johnston
claiming of Andrew J. Wheaton as
Administrator of the estate of G. N.
Knapp, deceased a personal judgment of
Three Hundred and Twenty Five Dollars
ON two promissory notes of the said G. N.
Knapp; also Forty Dollars as an Attor.
ney's fee, and for the cost of this suit,
also claiming of you all the foreclosure of
a certain mortgage dated April 21st, 1870,
and given by the said G. N. Knapp and
Mary Knapp his wife, in their life time,
to secure said note, on the following de-
scribed property to-wit:
The south east of the southwest t OF
the northeast of Section 90, Township
SO north and Range 10 west of the 9th p.
NJ, except what is taken for and cut of
by road on the east side of said tract.
And that unless you appear thereto, and
defend, on or before NOON, of the Sec
ond day of the next term of said Court
being the May term Of said Court for the
year A. D. 1876 commencing on the Isl
Monday of May A. D. 1875, at the Court
House, in Toledo in said County. default
will be entered against you, and judg-
ment rendered thereon.
10 EBERsoLE s. WILLETT,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
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THURSDAY, APRIL sih, 80.
FOR GOVERNOR. JOSEPH DYsART.

Public sentiment has not up to this
time "crystalized' upon any one of the
mertorious gentlemen who arc spoken of
for Governor though there is quiet but
very strong tide of opinion setting in in
favor of the gentleman whose name heads
this paragraph. Fer Our own part we de-
cidedly favor his nomination, and for the
faith that is in us we can present very
brief and cogcnt reasons.
Mr.. Dysart, though farmer and lead.
ing comparatively quiet life, is never
ihelcss one of the best informed men IN
The State. lie had q liberal education to
jegin with, and was for many years
practical teacher and educator. His po-
liticM course began as a Member Of the
House of representatives, State Legisla-
ture, Where he was recognized as one of the
nest men in that body, laying the founda-
ton for the substantial reputation he
aas since enjoyed. lie served four years
in the State Senate where he bore a
leading and an honorable part in the
legislation of the period. He next was
called to the second Office in the State
shat of Lieutenant Governor-which he
has filled to the entire satisfaction, not
. ..nly of the Senate over which he presi-
. bed, but all the people who have had &C.
. .asion to know and appreciate his judi
. 'ious course in that laborious and rcspon-
Sible place. He is endowed with the
most liberal culture-is man Of unsul-
lied reputation-and one whose career
Ir,s been entirely devoid of buncombe.
lie possesses executive ability of 4 very
high order and he has the courage TO fol-
low his honest convictions to their legili
p, ate conclusions. Men have risen to po
,fion and influence in this State, with
.,ot u 1.-THE of his culture or mental pow
or, but though he has grown slowly ii
las been progress all the time. A practi- !
cal farmer, his interests and aspirations
= re wholly identified with the great indus
: y upon Which all our prosperity is based.
moving him to be thus deserving, we
, animate him for Governor of Iowa, sub
ct Of course to the decision of the Re
] tIbliCan State convention. The State
,annot do better, and there is the posi-
lie danger of going farther and faring
,..nrcp
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Mr.. Estes'statement, the following resou-
.tiors were unanimously adopted

lions were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS. The Toledo & Northwestern R. R.
Co of Iowa is DESTROYS OF extending its line OF
road in northwesterly direction. and has ordered
a survey from Toledo to Iowa Falls, therefore be 1t
Resol,ed The we, the business men OF Iowa
Falls. feel deep interest in competing line OF
transportation to the eastern markets. and that we
pIe1pe our hearty cooperation in said enterprise,
and will labor earnestly for its early complexion
to this city.
Our thanks are due to our fellow citizen,
jason L. Estes for the interest he has taken in
calling the attention OF said company to the ad-
vantages of extending their line Of road to this
point.
Encouraging speeches were made by
Buttolph, Pcarce, Smith and others. j.
l.. Estes, J. s. Smith and NJ. VanBuskirk
were appointed committee TO look after
our interests III the matter and call anoth-
er meeting whenever it is thought best.
Time and space forbid our reviewing this
project as we would like at present. We
will say, however, that none of the varl-
Gus railroad enterprises heretofore talked
I'D by our people have ever offered as
much ground for confidence as this one
does. This companyTs composed of men
well known drought central Iowa ; it has
tangible proof of its vitality in several
miles of completed, paying road; it will
undoubtedly command the backing of the
great Northwestern, of Chicago; its pro-
posed line passes through one of the rich
est, most productive regions of Iowa, now
isolated from railroads. Beyond Iowa
Falls it will have the country entirely to
itself. The upper Iowa valley, all Of
Wright County and so on to Algona and
beyond, comprise rich and varied terri
tory whose inexhaustible resources are
vet dormant for want of railroad outlet
and communication.
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Administrators Notice,

DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
| That the undersigned has this day
been appointed and commissioned by the
Circuit Court of Tama County, i'll the
State OF Iowa, Administrators Of the
Estate of Erastus E. Blakclcy deceased;
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In Circuit Court.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,
L WHEREAS; Robert J. Parker, Admin
istrator of the estate of Harmon Parker
decd has filed his final report and asks to
be discharged as such Administrator, SAID
report has been filed by me and the day
of final hearing therein has been fixed to
take place at the next term of said Circuit
Court of said County, commencing on the
Bird day of May A. D. 1875, on which day
the matters set forth in said report will be
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appear and take such steps as they may
deem proper. &. J. STEVENS,
15-2w Clerk Circuit Court
Toledo. Iowa. March 31st, A. d. 1875.
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Final Report Notice.
STATE OF IOWA, So.
TANfA rnT-NTy 90.
TAMA COUNTY,

In Circuit Court.
no WHOM IT MAY CONCERN :
L WHEREAS, Asmus Blocker, Admins
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ed has filed his final report, and asks to
be discharged as such Administrator, said
report has been filed by me. and the day
of final hearing therein has been fixed to
take place at the next term of said Circuit
Court of said County, commencing on the
Sd day of May, A. d. 1910, on which day
the matters set forth in said report will
be heard. All parties interested therein
can appear and take such steps as they
may deem proper.
C.. STEVENS,
Clerk Circuit Court.
To1pdo Iowa March 31st ID 1879
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*The Goth of April, 1874, appointed at last annu-
al meeting of Society as Arbor- Day. proving very
cold and stormy in all portions of the State it is
deemed best for the encouragement of extended
forest tree planting to allow planters competing
for premiums to select the most convenient and
suitable time for planting.
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TO CONSERVATIVES,

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Final Report Notice,

SIAIL OF IJWA, &c
TAMA COUNTY,
In Circuit Court
ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
L WHEREAS, Joseph Davis, Guardian of
Ella NJ. Davis NOV Ella NJ. Held minor,
has filed his final report and asks to be
discharged as such Guardian, said report
has been filed by me and the day Of final
hearing therein has been fixed to take
place at the next term of SAID Circuit
Court of said County, commencing on the
3D. day of May, \. d. 1875, on which day
the matters set forth in said report will be
heard All parties interested therein can
appear and take such steps as they may
deem proper.
*15 C. J. STEVENS
Clerk of Circuit Court.
Toledo, Iowa, March 3lst, A. D. 1876
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