The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-01-21

Fine stock OF Con1ectioneff "nu A>"s0' ~
Wilson s. Cos.
snecial attention paid to printing grain
.;clets at the CHRONICLE office.
uouse for rent, known as the friedrich
nronertv. Inquire of w. G. Walters.
FOR BEST TEAS!
Go to Springer's Drug Store.
you s1, s..s LAND kt, another ess Column
The best job printing in Tama County
!. done at the CHRONICLE Oficc, Toledo.
First-class Oysters at lowest prices AZ
Benz Stones.
Rev. A. Pickell contemplates delivering
a lecture in Toledo soon. Subject-'Our
next President"
Read the advcrtlsmen in this paper OF
the only located Specialist in Iowa, Dr.
Aztec, Davenport, Iowa.
The best quality of Oysters at lowest
rates. at Wilson & Cos.
Roots and Shoes and Ready Made Cloth
ing for sale at cost at W. Braderooks 8.
Call and see for yourself.
There will be Union Relief Meeting
at the Court House next Sabbath evening
to which all are invited.
Annie Howe, who eloped with her lover
in Marshalltown the other day, was bound
to be married Annie Howe.
DIED.-On Monday morning OF Typhoid
Puenmonir, Mr. o. F TRuEsDALE, after o
abort but severe illness of about days.
Go to Wilson & Co.'S, and buy some OF
that excellent cider from Franklin Grove
Nursery III. 1t is the best in the market.
Best stock of candies in Toledo at BENZ
Stones.
D. Arb & Co, have just received the
largest and best assortment of Wall Paper
and Window Shades ever bought to this
city.
II you want new wagon go to Camcry
& Son, new store and buy Moline for
less money than you can buy any other
tirst-class wagon in the county
Fox SALE CHEAP.-A Smiths American
Organ, the best manufactured. Any one
wishing an instrument will make money
by calling at the CHRONICLE office.
BEST TEAS!
at springers Drug Store.
PIANO FoR SALE! A magnificent new
II octave Rosewood Piano, worth SOU
for sale ut little over half price, at the
CHRONICLE office. A rare chance for Il
bargain.
Cigars, Confectionery, &c, &c, at Benz
Stones.
4 few thousand dollars will be loaned
by the Toledo Sayings Bank, on one to
six months time. if called for within the
next twenty days.
l.. B. NELSON, Cashier.
If you want first class printing. at
Chicago prices, call at the CHRONICLE
Office
The CHRoIcLE was selected rs one Of
the official papers of Tama County for the
ensuing year, at the last session OF the
Board of Supervisor
H. II. Wilmington and David Miller, OF
Howard township, shipped last week to
the Grasshopper sufferers in Kansas 500
Ms of Flour, Meal, &c.
BOOTS AND SHOES AND READY
MADE CLOTHING SOLD AT COST AT
w. BRADBROOK'S CALL AND SEE
FOR YOURSELF.
Mr.. j. B. Furrow, has been appointed
Deputy of the State Grange for Tama
County. Those having business with him
can address him at Toledo, Iowa, p. o.
Box 375.
The lecture announced last Sabbath to
be given in the u B. Church by Prof.
Kephart, next Saturday evening has been
postponed. Due notice will be given Of
tIis lecture hereafter.
Camery & Son are agents for Tama Co.,
for the Buckeye Seeder Improved for
1879 the only Strictly Force Feed Sssder
in the market. Will have full supply
in few days
A FEW THOUSAND DOLLARS
To loan in sum Of $1,000 and upward for
3 years at less than the usual rates, on
best real estate security.
EBERsoLE & WILLETT.
DR.. w. w. Souster took the early morn
ing train last Tuesday, for his old Illinois
home. He will make a brief visit of few
days with his parents and old school
mates before his return.
Why are sheep the least moral Of ami.
mails. Because they gambol in their youth,
spend much of their time on the turf,
many of them are blacklegs, and they 81
got fleeced at last.
Who investigated the secrets Of John
Green's money drawer, and divided the re-
'ceipts. Beware light finger gentleman or
We will whoop it up to you moro lively.
and more plainly.
While on her way to leap into the river,
a Tama City girl met man who proposed
marriage, and she turned back and was
happy. Almost any day now, ono can
count four or five Tama City girls wan
dering along the river banks.
In our notice Of the improvement In the
postofice, last week, we neglected to
state that the numbering on the boxes and
drawers was done by Charley Stoner and
Chas. Emmerling. It il of course unneces-
sary to state that the Job il good ono.
Mrs. Sarah Humphry, an aged lady liv-
ing mile and half west OF town. near
Wild's brick yard, fell from an up-setting
load Of hey, Monday and broke her left
arm. Or. Boynton "Ssresd" On the frac-
ured arm.
We understand that ct meeting Of the
Changes at Waltham recently, the matter
Of the Kansas and Ncbraska rrasshonnar