The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-03-04

ToUxD. At Toledo Elevator, pair Of
Specsacles and case. The owner can have
same BY calling At this ONCE, and paying
for this notice.
! The dwelling house Of Mr.. Garlic, Of
lie Grand, caught fire early last Sunday
morning, and was burned to the ground.
A portion Of his household goods were
saved.
Old proverbs have . new rendering by
reichman. We give the way he quotes
Its an i'll wind" etc., Dots an III wind
blows noding; und dots q long lane vot
nefer turns NIT crook up"
Farmers if you want the lightest draft,
and best working seedcr made, buy the
GoRHAM, Of Parker 4 Lewis, Tama City
or Traer. Great improvements and prices
t.1duced. Will not be undersold.
The Philadelphia tA-Amsrican one
of our most valued eastern exchanges
publishes Sheriff 8 Sales two and one-half
and three columns in length. Wouldn't
we like to publish q few such? There
would be such good chance to 'over-
charge" you know.
A new candidate for public patronage
is Mr.. T. w. Nash. He is buying butter
and eggs for which he pays the highest
price in cash, or will give still higher price
and pay in Groceries or Millinery. Our
farmers will do well to call on him when
they come to town.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
Paid for
BUTTER AND EGGS,
And extra when exchanged for millinery,
or groceries by
T. W. NASH, Toledo.
For SALE. - The following articles
will be sold very cheap by Rev A. c.
Hickey, Montour or LeGrand.
horse, open single buggy, l saddle,
Swiss cottage stove, new with Russia
pipe, walnut bureau, W; sh stand 2
bedsteads, book cases.
To OUR SUBsCRIBERs.-You can now OBJ
tain THE CHICAGO ALLIANCE (of which
Prof. Swing is one of the Chief Editors,)
one of the best papers now published, and
the regular price Of which is $500 per
year, for ST. 90 postage prepaid. This is
rare chance and you cannot afford to let
it pass. Send to US and VIC will see that you
get it promptly.
Fine stock of Confectionery and Nuts, at
Wilson & Co.'S.
A new confectionery is just being start
ed in the building at the Southwest cor
ner of the public square formerly occu
pied by Messrs j. NJ Camcry & Son. Mr..
Wentz has fitted it up in handsome style.
He also intends to start something which
Toledo has long felt the need ola first
class bakery. Just as soon as the frost
is out Of the ground sufficiently he will
build I'm oven, and will then be prepared
to furnish our citizens with good fresh
bread ut all times.
We clip this from the Chicago Journal
Of recent date:
A man with bald head, striped pam
falcons, an American name. Milcsian ac
cent, Roman nose, Grecian cut features,
French suavity, English complexion, big
feet and an eclectic appetite for whisky,
was arrested for imbibing too freely, and
celebrating Washington's birthday in too
free manner.
Judging from the description this evil
IDENTIFY means reichnlan. We were not
aware he had been in Chicago lately until
we read this squib in the .ournal
Choice Tobacco and Cigars, at Wilson 4
Co.'S.
Having written business note to Mr..
c. d. Terry, the lively lumber man OF
lama City and Toledo, we received re-
ply from which We quote as follows:
TAMA CRY, Iowa, Feb 27th, 1875.
Dear SIR