The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-08-26

( Ice Cream at City Bakery.
Ls
= considerable wheat is COW coming I'M,
market
W ~
Maj. T. S. Free returned home Tuesda
Is. evening from an extended Western trip.
:, Go to Toledo Bakery for Pies. Cake
!, Or Bread.
A rare chance to buy buggy. Inquir
of d. Spayth.
NJ weed Sewing Machines for sale cheap
NJ anu July warranted, by G. w. Sweat.
A new supply of shot guns, ammunition
N &c, at Chicago prices, at BergerS Yoiser.
NJ Remember the Lecture at the Cour
House Friday evening by President Dunn
- of Pella
FIRST frost of the season Monday morn.
I, ing. We understand there was no dam
age done. -.
". A car load of N. Y. Salt Just received
NJ. oy U. W. Sweat The best in the market.
A. Inc real estate transfers are unavoiG
ably crowded out this week, but will all
appear IN the next issue of the CHRONICLE
- 80
S PRESIDENT E. B. Kephart, of Western
oollege will preach at the u. B. Church
next Sunday morning and evening at the
y usual hours. All are invited
Charley Guilford, of Hampton maid
his relatives and many friends flying
visit last Saturday, returning home Mon
DAY noon. He reports business good with
him.
n. Z. Wieti1g has received a supply of
THIS seasons crop of canned black berries
and peaches. He also sells the Irish Soap
S which is put up in large bars and excels
everything.
l Inc nights are so unprecedentedly cool
, ana Wlthal so pleasant for sleeping that
: Johnny says he'll "be blamed" if the
katy-dids don't curl up and forget to
''holler" ali night long
Homer Bradshaw, who, assisted by Mr..
IeWksbury, ably conducted the defence,
IN The Prusa-Roubicek case informs us
that Judge Brady has issued an order
admitting Mrs Roubcek to bail
PRESIDENT l.. A. Dunn, of Pella will de-
liver lecture before the lama County
Normal Institute, at the Court House.
next Friday night. Admission free. A
cordial invitation is extended to every
body TO be present.
The Tama County Independent is the
only Paper Printed Entirely at Home in
tile COnHy.-ind.
Lying us usual. The Chelsea Bugle, an
infinitely more able and decent Il paper
has been printed "entilely at home" for |
several months.
MesSrs. G. II. Warren, of lama, and A. |
l.. Houghton, of Toledo, returned from
their northern trip Monday night, having
had very plcasan time They were as far
north as 30 miles beyond Duluth, and
think that is the place for person to 90
for enjoyment.
Last Saturday evening IL Mr.. Henry |
Cooper was arrested for cruelty to ami
mails He dragged pony along the street |
,yrt l,n ,,a,ly litflo Il 10;
hitChed to his wagon. lie was taken be- |
fore Squire Bradshaw, who fined him s. 90 |
and costs.
Mr.. Jacob Yeiser, Jr., and lis wife re-
turned home from their Northern trip !
Saturday night much refreshed and en- Joy
ing better health than when they left.
/ Sir. 1eiser, however, had the misfortune
while at Clear Lake TO receive fall,
spraining his arm.
/ DR.. II. w. BoyntOn, L. S. Examining
/ Surgeon for Pensioners will be at Traer
| Monday, September 6, and at Toledo
/ Tuesday and Wednesday, September
and s, 1870, to examine pensioners. VIII
be at Toledo ONLY on the days mentioned,
at the Office of Homer S. Bradshaw.
The independent goes for" some of
our job work and says Another notice
able feature is the general makeup and
sha5by appearance of the job from
practical printers point of view" This
is good. practical printer, indeed! There
IS not a practical printer connected with
the Office neither has there been since its
. commencement We will make this prop
sition-The editor of the Ladependent
may take his best job and compare it
( with our poorest and if ours is not the bet
ter of the two from practical printers
point Of view, we will never say any
thing more about doing job work
MARRIED.-At the residence of the
brides father, in Toledo, on Thursday,
August 80. by Rev. NJ Il Goodel!, Mr.. j
n BEAL and Miss CLARA A. LINTON.
This young couple who have launched
out upon the sea of matrimoDE have the
best wishes of hosts of friends for their
future veal. And that their voyage
through life may be a pleasant and happy
one is the wish of all who know them, i'll
Guiding the CHRONICLE force. Accom-
panying the notice was a scrap of paper
bearing the muchsought autograph of
General Spinner, together with some most
excellent wedding cake for which we ex-
tend them our thanks.
eve intend also in the future to devote
the last page 10 German reading and adj
vertislng \ This will afford our
merchants chance to reach large class
of people who cannot read English and
whose trade is well worth cultivating.-
independent.
The above sounds very nice and reich
mann thinks now lie will be over-run with
German advertising, but it won't pan out
worth q cent. 1t is notorious fact that
the Germans of this county, of all other