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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Morgan.
ALLEGED GRAND LARCENY.


On the 18th of August Joseph Krauss manufacturing
jeweller Of No. 432 Fifth street. had taken from his
room thirty pairs Of earrings, Eve gold ockets three
gold and Eve sets OF ladies' jewelry, besides
quantity Of broken jewery which had been left with
him TO be repaired The property valued at $3.50
On Sunday evening Krauss called acquaintance
another eweler, named Frederick Storch In Storchs
room he saw lying a piece Of a gold stud
which he identified portion Of the property stolen
from him He procured the services of Officer Ken
nedy OF the Seventeenth precinct yesterday, and had
Storch arrested The latter brought before Judge
Morgan yesterday afternoon aud held for exanna-
tion.
WIFE BEATER ARRESTED.
On Sunday afternoon Reinhardt Witte and his wife,
Augusta residing at No q willett street. quarreled
Renhardt knocked his wife down and beat and kicked
her about the body. Her injuries severe that
yesterday she unable to leave her bed Wtte was
held 70 await the result of his wifes injuries.
BELIIGERENT BARBER
About three O'Clock yesterday morning Joseph Ober-
hardt, German barber, residing in Stanton street,
somewhat intoxicated and was acting in
very disorderly manner in front Of No.
194 Forsyth street Edward Kasse, who lives tho
second floor OF the aforementioned house. put his head
out Of the window and told oberhdt TO go away from
the door and annoy people at that time Of the night
Finally, the former pulled a pistol and fred up at
Kasse the ball striking the house He was committed
yesterday in ST. 900 bail charge Of felonous
assault
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DECISIONS.
srIpERIoR CoURr-sPHcIAL TERM.

SUPERIOR CoURT-sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Freedman.
Moody va Andrews ct aL-Motion granted, provided
the defendant make and within TWO days
undertaking covering principal interest and COSTS and
pay $40 costs Of this motion The sureties II excepted
TO- must justify on the usual notice.
Goldberg vs. Levinson ct aL-See memorandum for
counsel
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WALL STREET NOTES.
A NORTHWESTERN ANALYSIS.

The annual election OF tho Chicago and Northwestern
Railway Company held yesterday, when the fol-
lowing officers we're chosen
Prcsident-Abert Keep Chicago; Vice President,
Secretary and Treasurer-M L. Sykes, Jr., New York
Assistant Secretary and Assistant Treasurer-S. o.
Howe, New York Drectors-A. G. Duman Charles r.
Marvin, Harvey Kennedy, A. b. Bays, David Dows
X 7. Flower, Samuel NJ Mills NJ l. Sykes, Jr, and
Francis H. Tows, New York; William L. Scott and
Milton Courtwright, Erie Albert Keep John +. Tracy
Henry n Porter and William II Ferry, Chicago; James
II. Howe, Renosha, Wis j. l. Ten Have Frzn Anster-
dam, Holland
The annual statement o. the business Of the company
for the year ending May 81 centans the following state
ment Of its income account
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MORE MYSTERY.

draDu o-I,ot@
By balance income May 81, 1875. S2637, 6l2
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"SVEETENTNG THE HAY.'
A Curious English Breach of
Promise Case.
THE LADY LOSES HER SUIT
Warm Contributions to BrOOklyn'S 0Scula-
tory Literature.
From the Liverpool Post, August 121

AT the Liverpool Assizes yesterday before Mr. Baron
Huddleston and a common jury, action was brought
by Thomasina Hole, widow 70 recover from John
Martyr, farmer in Cornwall damages for breach Of
promise to marry. Mr. Smith INSTRUCTED by Mr. Hogg1
was counsel for the plaintiff, and Mr. Edwards, Q C
INSTRUCTED by Mr. E. Niconsl for the defendant
who denied the promise.
Mr. Smith said the facts OF the were exceedingly
simple; but although the parties not in the first
blush Of youth there was perhaps some little romance
In the case. The defendant who forty-thr or
forty -four years Of age had he he learned counsep
supposed arrived at the second period, when people
wanted 10 make love again. Some time about De-
cember 1871 the plaintiff went 70 live at Letchley in
Cornwall She was a schoolmistress but she e&ed out
the small pittance she received in that capacity by
dressmaking She lived there for some time
without knowing much Of tho defendant but
in the middle Of July, 1s72 she in a field her
landlords property helping to make hay, perhaps
as much for if not more than for anything
else. The defendant up, and, probably thinking
she rather comely, he said che make the hay
sweet" There was a custom in Cornwall of 'making
the hay sweet" it called the process consisting
of one Of the ruder taking a small piece of hay
bringing somewhere the face OF one Of the airer
sex and then kissing her the piece OF hay being after
ward placed in the middle of the stack. daughter
This defendants first toward the plaintiff apart
from mere civihty. However the kiss must have been
remarkably sweet one, and must have sweetened not
only the hay but the defendant WELL for in the fol-
lowing October he took very practical way of showing
his feelings toward the plaintiff On meeting her in the
village his gate he asked her give up another
man, named Wadge with whom she keeping com
pany and told her if she married Wadge she would re-
gret It day two later he presented her with
illusions about this wonderful kiss which he had
three four months before The first ran
Oh I liz tho.a ~
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Toledo Market.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Original Notice.

TAMA COUNTY,
On District Court, February Term, 1875. }
Frank Lenach, Plaintiff,
Against
John Londak, Mary Londak his wife, and
John Formanek, Defendant
To the above named Defendants:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that
i on OF before the 21st day of January
1915, o Petition of the Plaintiff in the
above entitled action will be filed in the
office of the Clerk of said Court, praying
Judgment against you for the sum of
Seven Hundred and Fifty Dollars amount
due on your certain promlssory notes to-
gether with an additional Judgment for
Fifty Dollars for Attorneys fee as pro-
vided in said notes, mortgage made to Sc
cure the same. Also praying the fore,
closure of the certain mortgage made to
secure the said note with two others not
yet due personal Judgment prayed against
Defendants, John Londak and Joseph
Formanek only, decree of foreclosure
against all the Defendants,) and for gen.
eral relief in Equity as will more fully ap-
pear by said Petition when filed, and that
unless you appear thereto and defend on
or before noon of the second day of the
next February term of said District Court,
to be begun and holden ut the Court House
in Toledo in said County, on the 10th day
Of January 1875, default will be entered
against you and judgment rendered there
on. Yours, etc,
FRANK G.. CLARK,
3 Plaintiffs Atty.
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Prof. Favour.

The lectures delivered by this gentleman
in Metropolitan Hall last Thursday and
Friday evenings were the most entertain
ing and instructive ever listened to by our
citizens. Scientific lecturers are frequent
ly dry and didactic, not so much because
the subjects themselves are so, but be-
cause the treatment given them is prosy
and unattractive. Professor Favour, with
being fully posted in every minutiR of
the themes he talks about, has pleasing
conversational style Of discourse and a
happy faculty of illustrating by analogy
every abstrusc point so that it is clear as
MONDAY. His apparatus too is of the most
approved kind and his electrical expert
ments Friday night were successful in the
highest degree We regret that so few
Of our citizens turned out to these lectures.
They were deserving full house. Should
the Professor lecture here again we feel
sure that all who enjoyed the rich treat
afforded them on this occasion will avail
themselves with pleasure of second OPP
portunity to listen to him. We hope he
will come soon and often.-B0one County
Republican.
Pref. Favour delivered his lectures In
Toledo short time since, and everybody
who was present came away with the feel
ing that they had received the worth Of
their money. He will deliver his lectures
again to our citizens in q few days
when he will introduce . number Of new
and interesting experiments. We hope
he win be greeted with full house, for
he richly deserves It.
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North Carolinlsns.

This we'll known company, gave one Of
their entertainments at the Court House
last Thursday evening. The hall was
crowded, there being har, ly standing
room. The manager made some explana-
tons Of the troupe giving short history
Of it, before the concert commenced. Tne
company is composed Of seven persons
four female and three male. Their music
is mostly that which they sang during the
days Of their bondage in tho Camp Meet
ings, the Prayer Meetings, and around
the fire in the evening on the Plantation.
1t is almost entirely of a religious charac-
ter, and they enter into the performances
Of it with that earnestnsss and entire for
getfulness of all surroundings for which
they have always been noted. The pieces
they sang were Of that wild, weird, uncul-
tured description 50 peculiar to the South
srn Slaves. A part Of their songs were
sang in plantation costume. While every
piece was good and highly appreciated we
think ''Those Sounding Bells, and Keep
mo from Sinking Down." we're the best
choruses, and gave the most general sat
isfaction at least they did to u. way
Down upon the 6wanee River" was beau
tifully and touchingly rendered by one OF
the female singers. Taken all together,
We think this entertainment WAS one Of
the best We ever attended, and evsryb body
appeared - b pIeased. Should ths North
Carolinisns ever visit Toledo AgAiA ~
dan bslleve my hell q toWn would h0ld
10 audience, that would weut e hear
them.
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Notice..

All persons who are indebted to US either
by note or book account, will bear in
mind that the 1st of January, 1915, has
come ard that we mast and aciW have a
settlement from all who are owing us,
and shall make ii a business to call tho At
tertion of every one indebted to us, to
this fact who do not respond promptly
to this notice.
FcETa & M3RSE
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Reichman thinks we had better. "settle
up few Of our old bills" We don't
make any pretensions Of being rich. Our
virtuous german contemporary has swim
died his poor ignorant fellow countfymen
out Of money enough to buy several
printing offices, we presume, and yet he
is evidently hard up. His paper comes
every week or two from Chicago with that
short but expressive legend &c o D'stand-
ing out in bold relief on the package. He
cannot get trusted for the small amount
Of s. or $40, and yet he claims to be worth
lots of money.
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Original Notica.

~ r,Srr,1sr7 nt-Tf -os NFfiiE STATE OF
IOWA IN AND FOR TAMA COUNTY.
J. B. Thompson, vs James Williams and
Florian Novak.
To said DEFENDANTS
TAKE NOTICE That J. B. Thompson
L has filed his petition with the Clerk
of said Court, asking that his title to
Southeast quarter Southeast qnarter - 50
Is and Northeast quarter Northeast quar-
ter % "a IA in said county, be quoted in
him as against your adverse claims, and
that you be forever forecloscdf from setting
up any title thereto.
And unless you, appear and defend be-
fore NOON, of the ID day of said Court,
which will begin at Toledo, in said coun-
ty, February 18th, 1875, default will be
entered and Judgment rendered against
you. No personal claim is made against
you.
j. b. THOMSON,
By DosH Bros.
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Uni i'll Services.

Union services were held at the d. +.
Church Last Sabbath evening in behalf Of
the destitute homesteadcrs of Kansas
Rev S. llo!len made strong and touch
ing appeal for aid for these pioneers who
have gone out there in the hope of some
time having home of their own. He
stated that in the township where he lives
a meeting was held Of the settlers to find
out the actual condition of affairs, and
upon Investigation it was ascertained that
the actual supply Of grain in the township
was but fifteen bushels Of ,oheat par .fami-
ly to feed the stock and persons with
Their clothes are all worn out, and they
have no money to get others with. They
are thus exposed to the inclemcncies of
winter with not enough clothing to keep
them from freezing, and scarcely anything
to eat, This is certainly pitiablc state
Of affairs and one that would command
the sympathies Of the most apathetic lis
tencr. At the close of the exercises q
County Aid and Relief Society was organ
lied with the following officers.
President-Judgc T. A. Graham
Vice Presidents-the Pastors of Toledo.
Secretary-Jas. B. Hedge.
Treasurer. O. Clarke.
Committee to attend to shipping articles
j. @. Clark, S. McLain, and n Fisher.
SolicitingCommlttecs were also appoint
ed from each Church
NJ E. Church-Mrs. II. w. Boynton,
and Mrs. Jacob Yeiser.
Baptist Church-Mrs. A. L. Houghton,
and Mrs. Edwards.
U. B. Church-Miss E. Harrison, and
Miss A. Johnston.
Congregational Church-Mrs. Il. L.
Bailey, and Miss Hattie Morse
Presbyterian Churc MRS. Jarvis.
The intention is to or ganize Township
Societies to cooperate with the Society in
Toledo, and thus secure q constant and
steady supply Of Aid for the stricken
citizens of Western Kansas. The Co.
Society will communicate with the Local
Societies in Kansas, and find out what is
most needed, when it will be made known
to the citizens of Tama County, who will
thus be enabled to make donations of
such articles as will do the most good. Our
readers will be kept posted from time to
time of the progress made, and articles
wanted, &c, &c.
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ORIGINAL Nntica


In THE DISTRICT Court or TIE STATE
OF Iowa, IN AND FOR TAMA COUNTY
Thos. Whitridge, vs. OliverP s. Fee, VIM
A: Hunt, VIM. } Wilson, J. PWood,
WA: Daniels, G. w. Bradley, c. G. Trues-
dell, Lumis Webster, Henry c. Pratt, Geo
Hemstead, Daniel Weaver.
To said Defendants.
TAKE NOTICE That the plaintiff has
L filed his petition with the Clerk OF
said Court, asking that his title to West
half Northwest quarter 1862 16 and part of
Northeast q .arter of Northeast quarter Of
"a sc IA containing 30 acres, in said coun-
ty, be quoted in him, and that you be
barred and foreclosed from ever setting
up any title thereto.
And unless you appear and defend be-
fore NOON, of the I'd day of said Court
which will begin at Toledo, in said coun-
~, February 18th, 1873, default will be
entered and judgment rendered against
you. No personal claim is made
THOMAS WuITRIDGE,
9 BY DOsH Bros.
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It is said that there are two reasons why
a person canno. get trusted. One is be-
cause he is uot known; and the other is
because he Is known. Reichman evident
ly belongs to the latter class. Almost
every package he receives from Chicago
by express comes G. o. ID.
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A Tama County man who attends
prayer meeting with his daughter felt
compelled to speak SO he says 81 want
to be good and 60 to Heaven, but if those
fellows don't stop winking at Mary, there
will be > good deal of prancing around
here the first they know r.
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Original Notice.

STATE OF IOWA, -
TANA COUNTY, S.
To Nelson IT. SAam, Charles f. WyDsaa, and
Maria E. Wy7aan.
YOU, AND EACH OF YOU, are hereby
i notified that there is now on file, in
the office of the Clerk Of the District
Court Of lama County, Iowa, Petition
of Tama County, in the State Of Iowa, for
use Of the School Fund, claiming of Me-!
son NJ. Shaw and others, Two Hundred
and Forty Dollars, with interest from Jan
LIST, 1875, on a rromissory note, and also,
4 reasonable attorneys fee, and claiming
of all the defendants, the fore closure Of
a mortgage given to secure the payment
of said note
And that unless you appear thereto, and
defend, on or before noon, of the second
day of the next Term of said Court, being
the February Term of said Court for the
year 4. D. 1879, commencing on the third
Monsay of February, A. D. 1915, at the
Court House in Toledo, in said County,
default will be entered against you, and
judgment and decree rendered thereon.
nj. p. SMITH,
Dist Attorney
3 STIyERs & SAFLEY,
Atty's for Plaintiffs.
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NELSON & BARKER
TOLEDO. IOWA.

The attention Of our readers is directed
TO the advertisement in another column
of the Philadelphia North american and
United States Gazette. It is large col
umn newspaper and is completely filled
with the latest news, home and foreign
correspondence, interesting and able edi-
torials, and various matters of interest
and value to every business men and per-
son who wishes to keep posted. As
wine improves with age, SO we suppose
this has improved: at least, it is now in
its one hundred and fourth year and is
unquestionably one Of the most ably con-
Quoted papers in the United States AS
the time for the Centennial draws nigh
and preparations for the grand exhibition
are being made our readers will no doubt
many of them desire to take some paper
published in Philadelphia, and they will
make wise choice if they select this as
the paper for which to subscribe. Call
at the CHRONICLE Office, and examine late
copies Of the North american and United
States Gazette.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-01-14

PIANO For SALE A magnificent new
u octave Rosewood Piano, worth $500
for sale at little over half price, at the
CHRONICLE Office. A rare chance for
bargain.
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Friend Blinn is in quandary. He has
been promoted from his old clerkship to
the position Of deputy in the same office.
he is auxiously enquiring of his neighbors
what the next promotion will be.
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A few THOUSAND

A FEW THOUSAND
Dollars to Loan,
II Called for soon,
for one, two, three,
four or five years,
in sums of 5000
and upwards. We
will make the
Commission on
these loans 80 to
45 per cent lower
than the rates
usually charged IN
this County.
NELSON E. BARKER
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We wonder if Reichman knows whas
G. q. d. means Brick Pomcroy whom
lie would like to pattern after if he had
sense enough, says it means "Chcl Out
Damquick!
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MARRIED-At the residence of the
brides father in Toledo, by Rev. w. S.
Messmer, on Tuesday evening, Jan'y II,
1875, Mr. JACOB NEFF to Miss MARY
WILSON.
This affair was the occasion Of a very
pleasant gathering Of the friends Of the
parties on Tuesday evening. About s
o'clock or shortly thereafter, the ceremony
was performed in Mr.. Messmer's best
style. Congratulations were then in order
and were freely and heartily rendered,
after which a fine supper was served
After supper the balance of the evening
was passed in conversation, vocal and
instrumental music, &C.. &C., and at a
late hour the guests dispersed all having
enjoyed themselves to the fullest extent
Mr.. Winfield Johnston and Miss Emma
Frazee, as groomsman and bridesmaid,
conducted themselves in an easy and
icnified manner. Mr.. and Mrs Neff have
the best wishes of their many friends for
their future happiness and prosperity.
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Notice.

The Atlas of Tama County is nearly
completed and will be ready for delivery
In few weeks. Observation-Disclosures take
notice.
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There will be no preaching in the NJ. E,
Church next Sabbath. Sunday School will
be held as usual, however.
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A few thousand dollars will be leaned
by the Toledo Sayings Bank, on one to
six monthsStime. if called for within the
next twenty days.
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An old hymn says: "The vilest sinner
may return" aud he is sure to do it when
he wants to borrow twenty-five cents.
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Go to Wilson & Co.'S, and buy some of
that excellent cider from Franklin Grove
Nursery Ill. It is the best in the market.
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L. B. NELSON, Cashier.

offer my stock of Holiday Goods, at
cost in,order that may close them out.
Don't loose this chance.
A. J. WOoLwoRTH.
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Come one Gene all ! and buy valuable
presents for New Years, at cost, at City
Book Store. A. j. WOOLwORTH.
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A Kansas farmer solcmnly declares that
a grasshopper sat on the gate-post and
threateningly asked: "Will Brant, where
in thunder is the balance of that cold
meat"
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Rev. Messmer, breaches his farewell
sermon at the Presbyterian Church next
Sabbath forenoon.
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Original Notice.


STATE OF IOWA, iss
TAMA COUNTY.
To Detbet Huffman, and Henry Huffman.
YOU. AND EACH ONE OF YOU ARE HER :
L BY NOTIFIED. That or before the 81 !
day OF February A. d. 1875 there will be on nle, p
the Office Of the Clerk of the District Court u
Tama County. Iowa, petition Of Martha Hutg
man, asking that partition may be made Of ia
following lands to-wit The South Last qua
ter Of the South East quarter Of Section
Twenty Three (23) aud the North East qua
ter of Section Twenty-Six (26,) al in Towi
ship Eighty Five [s5, North Of Range Fourte,n
[A. West Of the 5th. p NJ. as their several in
tetests shall appear therein and for other and fur
ther relief in the premises
And that unless you appear thereto. and defend
on or before NOON, of the second day of the H.
term Of said Court being the February term :.
said Court for the year ID. 1875. c0mmencii
on the third Monday Of February. A. d. 1873 q
the Court House. in Toledo. in said County, d
fault will be entered against you, and judgment
rendered thersou.
STRUBLE & GOODRICH,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
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Special attention paid to printing grain
tickets ct the CHRONICLE office.
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Don't wait, but come as soon as you
read this, and buy a present, for some
one, at Chicago cost prices.
A. j. WoOLwOKTH
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Oysters by the can or dish at bottom
figures at BENZ. Store.
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Mr.. G. ]. Stevens, Clerk of the Courts,
Is detained at Montour during the present
week on account Of the illness Of his little
son. His worthy deputy, Mr.. L. B. Blinn,
late clerk, is attending tosthe business Of
the office.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-01-14

The best job printing in lama County,
is done 1T the CHRONICLE Office, Toledo
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Z Temperance illustrated. !.
DECLINING A HORN.
- Two New Chromos beautifully executed.
tB-S Size OF each, 16x22
~ Price $1,000 the pair
Published by
E. & II. T, ANTHONY & CO,
SOL broadway New Y.rS
For sale by Picture Dealers throughout The country
~ Sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt Of price