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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-10-07

The raft swung slowly round from its
fastenings, and in another minute struck
the shore current, which, though less
swift than that in the middle of the river,
was yet so strong as to make safe naviga-
ton difficult task The rain came with
such binding force that it was almost i'm
possible to see the shore, and the increas-
ing dusk threatened to grow into total
darkness before the end of their perilous
journey was reached. s1A ess
1t was barely three1uarters of an hour
from the time they left their starting
point when the raft touched the landing
place at Woodstock, and Tom, rope in
hand, jumped on shore, to throw the
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-10-07
A Banquet of GrasshOppers.

In the Oriental countries, the traditional
region Of locust devastation, the destroy
ing insects are largely used as food, thus
compromising loss with actual benefit
The wild son of the desert can say def
antly. -t% T.. .- s... a--4
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-10-07
TOLEDO, TAMA COUNTY, IOWA THURSDAY OCTOBER T. 1875

of the baby, who stared with her big round
eyes at the commonest objects as if they
were the most wonderful things in the
world ~
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cloih and allcs," tie victims of despai'
lie wys we should have 10 l1lcl try-.
in the li.t Of mixed freight. Il 9. tue ~,
might have done so, but with What propri.
ETY., we cannot tell. We dill omit one class
the ones hat teach yoIthful idea. "hot
tothoot" wad. against the ceiling
Ir is with feelings Of pain that ee .cc -
many newspaper article. that are calculated
to throw di.hunor and shame on the people
of Lancaster aud ,icinity. We have as
good people in our midst A. will be found
anywhere. y few dcspcralocs that live
ten or incln mile. from here, comc into
town, get drunk aud .hroi oii pistol.
They nc cncd for it, and the cry Is raised,
that the people Of Lancaster are cu,-throat~
and murjercr-. rs general rule, II an
Editor want, tu -ay something about blood
and thunder, hc takes Lancaster for hi
text, anil cJmmoncs-. This practice has
been followed to such IN extent, that peo.
pie from other cjuntic. arc afraid To- come
to Lancaster, thinking that they run great
risk Wy 81 doing. \ gentleman said to ~
last Saturday, II never was more surprised
in my life ial the most hospitablc peo-
pie here, ever saw. They are ~ much
like my people. expected To iGd you all
.booiing aud killing And a. he had hcen
II ha. become pleasure, /,
seems, to person, living in surrounding
towns To say ~ stranger vho may hc conf
ing here, "Dn't go there, you win be- kill
3D. j. thi, right! As matter Of eour.e
t Is not, aud any fiir minded man /. bound 1
10 condemn the practice tll the troubles I
Se have had can be traced to their true
'ause, uhiJy Thank God, We shall have a |
hancc to vote it Out of the county on the /
irst day OF NAY ucxt. know Of hut one
nan who is in favor uf retaining il, with ,
lac exception Of those who are Interested
n the sale MrBAT,
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STOCK avn tROP ITEMS.

TnEHE we're shipped from Paris, Ken
tucky, in 1874, 4I,loi head II cattle, Is,
i2j loe., ll.gO0 -hocp, 2,loo mulc-, 2lG
horse, and 10 thorough brcds, ryprc,cutins
total ,aluc uf S3,5o7720. Thi, docs not
iurlnl, the blrnlcL cattle ,lll which prob
ably aggregate S.ubuo0.
BETWEEN SEQ and 500 mule, on the mar
ket Aged mules pretty generally ,old: one
lot brought $3.50 - per head; de-. Sll9 p:
a pair ul broke mule, S291 80; do. $40;
one do. SIP 80; de-. sll2 Between 100
and 500 cattle an market of all grades; moth
ing very good, price, a littlc lowcr-lic
ior the highest. Good many hor-c,--pri-
ces pretty hir.-i''ris cWsca.
TuE hrm Of the late VIM. shauks, wac
offered and sold to his son, Capt. J. H.
Shanks, at 50 per acre, There are $50
acres in thi- home tract Captain Shank,
also bought another tract Of l0O acr,s, near
the same, at s. 80 p.r acre. These were
Lo,G Fic ,alg., and these lands will he of-
{, ci 40 more for .alc.
Mr.. IL I. BUsu, auctionecr, reported
the following sales on Monday last: Il
head Of scrub cattle at SIS per head . ,crUb
cnly,. a, - p,r head; IS do. at Sl3 per
head; 20 ycurlings, common, at S2l per
head; one COW 80 10; yoke oxen, ,com-
munJ at $50, II common yearlings at 81
per head, and / old COW at S. About 200
head OF cattle were on the market.
AHorT seven hundred cattle was on the
market I'VE learn from the Lexington Ddi-
~ Pres, ON last Monday, County Court
day Prices ranged from "a to 5lcts. \
small lot Of extra fine brought 63cts. \
lot Of Tennessee cattle brought Sl5 per
head Mules were in demand, and there
were altogether, about POO head that chang.
ed hand-, a few brought S22j to S215-but
they we're extra. Unbroke mules sold at
from $50 TO SS0-vork horse, sold at fiom
$50 to $50, aud one very tine hay horse
wa, sold tn a California man for SljOO.
Cattle There were only 2js cattle ON
Oh of more than one half in the loc,ipts
Of last and the preceding Mondays. The
market ruled active and strong at an adj
vance in prices owing Ia the light receipts.
The demand Tor good shipping hCyes was
active, and all the offerings were disposed
Of during -ale hours. We quote Tor best
heavy shipping beeve, at - 2ja550 ex-
ira tine a sj good sold at - 75@5; oxen
at Sl,a 30; beet butcher cattle Sold at 81
iO'a ; 10, owing To quality; fair sold AT -
"a 4, aud common at S2a2 50 z 100 10.
griss.
SuFrP-- Market active, with light re-
c,ipi-. B..t heavy for shipment sell at =
5Of'Gi good sell at 81 2oa5 q 100 NJ
gross
Hoes Market firm and demand good
Best con.l,d -ell at s. 2jCa go; good sell
at 81 500 :, and light -ell at - 15la "a
C. 100 ihs gross Louisriie Commercial, 9h
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GSRRtRD tOJNTY SEUs.

LANCASTER, Ky, March ., 1875.
ITEMS are scarce. McCrclry men are
not.
DAN. WALKER bought Of George Dcn-
ny, one five year-old broke mule, 10 hand.
one inch high, for Sl20.
NIKE SALrER bought Of Walden Bros,
one five year-old broke mule, for Sl2j.
orR enterprising Young friend, W. o.
Sweeney, ha- opeHed a first class Merchant
Tailoring establishment. lie has Mr.. G..
Gallagher, connected with him, who i. !
man of experience in such matters, and
will, no doubt, please theirmany customers.
Mr. Gallagher has gone last to lay in a
stock Of goods, Flea" says he intends to
keep the best.
WI had the pleasure of meeting Mr.. W
J, Wash, General Agent Of the Journal.
lie was here last week looking after the in
tcrcst Of that paper lie Is a very agrccl-
bic gentleman, a thorough hu.incs, man,
and will, no doubt, add greatly toward es-
tablishing the paper ON a firm basis. lie
received several new subscriptions, and
paved the way for a number of others.
VIZ had a heavy fall of snow here last
Sunday, the heaviest of the winter. 4
grand "snow-balling" tons place Monday
Al least one hundred men and boys were
engaged in it, They had several pitched
battles. Every one ended with the roul aud
retreat OF one ol the squads amid the
cheers OF the spectators. The only exhibi-
tion of anger that We saw, was eyinced by a
negro boy because another had rolled him
in the muddy snow.
"ErnELBERr" thinks the poetry t!l We
quoted was "tr-" No, he would not say
il because he did not want to hurt our feel
ings, We are very thankful, "Ethelbert"
for your Kind inbcarince, and hope you
may not have cause 10 regret il, for We have
come To the conclusion that We could not
have withstood the shock, had you have
finished the word bggun. Your remarks
led Us to believe that you had lived in Tar
rard a, one time. II this he true. the rea-
son Of poe,ic talent dcgcnoraling here, is
plain. All Of it was ,gutered IN you. You
moved ava, l,aying NJ l1monling Ia "-a,k.
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C.lsII tOgNTI NEVS.
MrpDLrnrEG, Ky, reb. ~, Is

,t,,,,,,,,.r,. ~, -, ,, 49,
''''''''1'"'' '"'''''' Journal
ihE unriNaled blacksmith, Mr.. William
Mcintosh formerly OF Canada, but lately
OF iiu''"hFille' NY lsnow connected with
Tue 'hop OF Miller " Royalty. They are
10" prepared 10 accommodate the public
!" "c black.mithlns aud Woodwork line,
from Sh"'ing horse TO making buggy.
IL is positively asserted here that the
late additional Bounty act las cer,ainly
become law. 4. Casey county invested
large number Of men on the Federal side
in the late family broil. OF course Casey 4.
somewhat excited. The number Of AGENTS
and .ub-Ag.nt, collecting di.charre PAPER.
are estimated somewhere between / and
l,COO.
..... ... ..-.,...,.., -,
- ,i,, = -
'hi' "or'n goods ou' aHec'eu Win iafge
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IiUsroSytLLE, Ky, March 9. 1875.

IiUstoSyfLLr, KY. March q, 1875.
I Co,s-gpri-pc, hisrior Barari.
Tnr great political battle having fairly
/ opened in your town on Monday, We may
anticipate q cheerful time for the ncxt four
months. The ardent desire Of patriotic
and philanthropic men to benefit their
country and their race, will doubtless in.
ducc many 10 leave the peaceful scenes Of
home, aud embark on the turbulent wave.
Of party strife Each will hone.tly believe
and teach that on hi- own success will de
pend, to a large extent, the welfare Of the
State aud Nation. Each will 90 forth with
gushing love for BIZ fellow-mcn, and each
will be willing, with the -clf-abncgation Of
martyr To immediate himself for the
common veal. For such, We bcspeak
cordial welcome. The history of public
beneiactor- i generally history Of cold
iHdiflcrcucc, and cruel neglect, and heart
les ingrItitu1c. 1t this be amended
nov. Let the good citizens open wild, their
door. and receive their delivcrcrs with =
cheering welcome. Ii the candidate is
willing 10 answer bis country urgen, call.
aud devote himself Tor hi. country, good.
surely the people should speed him on his
mission with helping hand, and word. Of
encouragement. But We feel that il i un-
necessary to say more. The Lincoln pco-
pie, at least, will be found true To- their
trust.
W. noticed last week, in attending the
Circuit Court, that your ncighboring State
Of Boyle is becoming dcmoraliled. They
had most unNholc-ome docket-so bad.
indeed, that the venerable Clerk "blu.hed
~ he gave it in, and the kindly Common.
vcalth's Attorney attempted To drop
tear with the hope Of "blotting il forever"
but all in vain. The nauseou- thing was
overhauled, and the deed, # darknr.,
brought to light with fearful and sickeninr
dislinctnes-. We were saddcned to see
such an amount Of crime within the pre-
cincts Of ancient, honored and vcncrated
Danyillc. We have hallowed memories of
her former days Of purity and peace, and
love to recall the visions of the past; and
il pains u- like the detection of friend to
witness any stain upon her shield, or dust
upon her banner As to ourselves, We pur- F.
sue the even t nor Of cur way, calm and |
unruilled a. the placid and classic stream 1
that glidcs 80 soft lly through our .cque.ier- T.
ed village Sheltered within the circuit Of I
our girilins hills, breathing pure moun- 1
tain atmosphere, primitive in our habits, /
moderate in our desires, and humble in our .
aspirations, We live in Alpine freedom, aud .
rejoice in Patria-chal simplicity
OuE old friend, Wm Lucas, has Just re.
TUNED from trip to the counties of Logan
and Todd. Looking around him with the .
eye Of a Granger, he was delighted with I
the country a the Lord made il, but sadly
v,xcd at the ingratiludc Of the inhabitants.
lie saws they have glorious heritage. but
are 81 destitute of enterprise or 80 short
sighted in their economy, that they have
scarce a road fit for Christian man to .
travel. gentlemen of the tobacco empire,
YOU must mend your ways.'
/
The interior journal., 1875-03-12

On saturday la.t, quite UNEXPECTEDLY e
~, a committee from the stanford Lodge %
Patrons II llu.bdnjry came into our ohic,
with polite invitation tp our.clf and III,
one O'Clock and artakc II lunch" ~
course We werr all on hand at the appoint.
Il hAHF f.f aha eyer heard ef haHgFs
editor " printer refusing such an invita-.
tom They called il lunch but We now
4 pronounce 1t n magnificent dinner, that j.,
II I'D ham, turkey, chickens, South-Duwn
mutton, beef roast pig light-brcad, biscuit,
corn.dudger-, delicious cakes in endless va.
fiety, conicctionaric., h0t coffee, fruit, etc.
etc. can be called a dinner We had often
heard Of Kentucky hospitality, aud the
ability u Kentucky ladie. to prepare such
i,a-t-, aud lhi- one convinced ~ of the truth
of al we had heard. Nearly two huudretl
persons partnok ci H. aud there were, liter
ally, taken up afterwards, seven basket
full" The Lodgc had met for work in the
hrst degree, a. over thirty applications had
been sent in, TWENTY-FIVE uf whom were in.
iiiatcd-tcn ladic. and twelve gentlemen
mostly Young persons. Rev. :. II. King
Of the Christian church, was called upon To-
address the meeting, aud hi. remarks, which
will be found elsewhere in this issue, will
bc highly appreciated by all who may read
them, whether they are Grangcrs or not.
The Young ladic- who were initiated on the
occasion, added much to the enjoyment Of
scorc 81 Young aud old bachelors who were
prc-'nt. We will show Kou,ucky girls a.
gaiu-t the world ancient, medieval and
modern belle. i,r beauty, viyacity, gcror-
nj iutrlligcnct. ami clyvcruc--. They will
carry captive any heart, not even except.
ing that Of the most rigid disciple Of Z,no
himself We must not particularizc here,
- on thi, occasion there were at least halt
a score or more of those whom the God
have endowed with a wondruu- fairness
B,f1rc going 10 dinner general raid was
made upon our office by the lady mcmser-
unable g, the time, tp give them something
to repay the Witt However, it shall be-
Our aim To make them a good paper, one
which will be a welcome visitor at their
frc-ilc-. a, it will Away defend the Grange
order in every good work, and bv an adyo-
cate II all that ha- tendency 10 uphold
and strengthen the agricultural interests oi
the country. The world live, moves and
ha, it, being 10y the sweat Of the husband
man. brow, and hence it is the duty Of all
men to aid them in their efforts to break
down unjust monopoie-. A, the farmer
prospcrs, 81 does every other Industry. ~
the farmer suffers, 80 does every other Ia.
borer, be he brain or physical worker.
We hope to meet with our Granger friends
on many festive occasions.
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LINCOLN COryrY yEUs.
NoRtu.SIpE, Lincoln ouuty. Nv. ,
March pth. iS-j. 4

NuHtH.SipE, Lincoln uuutv, Nv.
March 9th, ISIS.
tor,yog4.acs h,,.as J5w,tIt
\ elect school waa inluguratcd atWhitc
Oak Schoolhou.c, last Monday, under the
supervision Of Rev. T.. smith, late OF Ian.
caster Mr.. smith has great reputation
~ teacher.
Mn y. II DRtCor, Of this vicinity, will
remove hi. family to Louisville.
Jony W. WALTER ha. moved into hi.
new house.
MH. W. D. lIuanE., Of this cuuuiy, h,.
rent hi mother. farm for the present
year.
ML--Es. Tow and Fam SroSr have fn.
ishcd the carpenters work on the new toll
gate house, aud W. notice that excellent
gate keeper, Mr.. Jennings, at her post.
RuNoEs have been current To- the effect.
that several of IL, Young ladi,. Of ,hi- Vi
ciniiy, were 10 have entered stanford I'c-
male College on la-i Monday.
KrmGtou- Elder Coon, will preach at
Rush Branch Church on next SUNDAY NOR.
uing, at II o'clock .....Rev. A. r. Smrh
viii preach at White OAK, ~ .ame day ......
Elder Ellsworth, will preach At Rush
Branch on the 81 SUNDAY in thi. month, at
II O'Clock, 4. N-..,Thc District Confer
cnce Of the Methods, Church South. will
convene at Irvine, Kentucky, on the 18th
Of May, 1875 Rcyrn
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PILfskT COUNTY VIEWS.
PoINT Isabel, Ky, March :, -.

foINI ISABEL, N.Y. March E, a.
''.,'' ''''''''' ''''''''
mn "u'N oh '"' N""oe,''"' i'''e'
hrius'' Nn''" was s"'p'"''e" So"'e ."o
ana d "a'' months ago was '.'"l''u i's'
Monday ana "'li be pushed forward as
rap'u'!H Is p''''''e' "'''', hei" anu 'a'',
merry are 'rec'lng s'i"e 'P''huiu Pier,' anu
even ''elr Peu's''' l''is a'e 30 "ea"'i'"'''
d,tion. Of ,ome eleg,nt ciy building
Mr. Tlanperv /. numb.r.one rock.man.
and it is alone, worth visit here, to see the
systematic arrangement Of his incline
tracks-derricks, &oI the latter of which,
The interior journal., 1875-03-12
Nenespopcr lars.

1. Apastmast,r D. r,qulrd To- give notice by hot
ter tfetufuinr y paIrt dss- not answer the iav
when iih-fih~r doss not take hi. ptpsr out n tis
once, aud state the rclsus tr IT, MT iHiug taken
and neglcct tn doe makcs the postmaster resIsln-
sihic IT, The puhlishef iur The paymrut.
2 Any Trr-nn Who takes paper f.um the post
oscr, Whrtltr dirrctei 10 his uame ~ another, ~
shelter be has subscribed ~ Mt, Is responsible nr
the pay.
.. II any psrsin orders his paper ,is0outinuei,
he n,ust pay al afrctrtacs, ~ the Vuhll-her may
Centirue ~ send " until the paymrnt y made
u tbs suisrtit-t orders hi paper ~ h. stopped
81 certain time, aud thr puhllsh,r continues In
send, The suhs,rlt j. bound 30 pay ert II he takes
" hom the pustutice. III" Law pr.cvds uppn the
Frouud that mah must pay nr what he uses.
s. The courts have drtid,1 that refusing ~ take
hcospap.rs aud periodical. from the pu.iotlc,. uf
removing ant lrsNiny them unctll,i tf, l. gfia.d
I.l..aa rNiianrc ~ lnlnMilnnal lIanl
The interior journal., 1875-03-12
1875. SPRING! 1878:
f. =. HAYDEN

f. =. HAYDEN
Has just received a lot of new
and handsome WALLPAPER. to
which he invites the especial at
tcntiOn of the public.
n new feature has been added
to the business of +. B. Hayden
in the way of a fine lot Of HATS
manufactured expressly for his
trade. They are guaranteed to
fit and give thorough satisfaction.
He has also just received lot
of PRINTS, COTTONS and WHITE
GOODS, also splendid line of
novelties in Ladies' and Gents
TIES, COLLARS, CUFFS, &C, all of
which he will sell at prices to suit
the times.
Call OH Hayden early, if you
wish to secure choice styles and
good bargains.
The interior journal., 1875-03-12

VIZ notice that Campbell 4 Miller have
devised fr.i rate plan for the detection II
The dishonest servants u their patrons Who
favor ta,m with ci.h orlers They have
sent out neatly printed order sheets and en-.
yclopr. TO match, aud request that they be-
u'cd iu all eases when money !. sent to
them 10y servants, and that the money aud
order be scaled They gu these orders
aud return a bill, aud change, II any, under
zeal. by the III which they return. parties
eau see just what they pay for goods in their
line. Il J. doubtle.-, true, that many ~
the negro servants in town have been prac-
ticing pctiy-larccny upon their employer.
for year., to the dctrimcnt II both the
m,rchan, aud the purchaser II goods
through servants, and We advise our house
keepers To- try Campbell a Millcr's remedy;
and indeed, we aJ,i-c them to try those
,ntcrpri.ing grocer for other reasons.
The interior journal., 1875-03-12

JUsT at the time To start To Church last
Sunday, the beautiful snow began to fall
thick aud fast, but Il did not deter wor-
Thy old gentleman who occupic, prumi-
ncnt place, both in Church aud Bank
here, from attending Divine service. Ills
wife, who Is devout Christian, asked him
II he intended going 10 Church. lie look
ed out upon the falling snow, and shiyer-
ingly, rcplied-"thal the weather was en-
tirely too bad Ills wife askcd--"Supposc
that il was Monday, wouldn't you go To
town'-"l think not was his answer; but
added, "Wcll, yes, Monday is Court day,
and am compelled IN be there lie saw
the gist of her questions, and without fur
ther comment. ordered hi. morse and came
To town in time To conduct the services -
Prof Myers being debarred from deliver
ing his promised discourse NV sickness.
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County toHr. iicnss.

But little was done in this court On Mon.
day last The case of J. | spragsins n
gainsl Mrs. Polly Ann SpIaggens, was con.
tinucd. The case of liuchanans Heirs
against the same, for division of lands was
heard, aud a judgment for division was
made Several settlement, made by guar
dians and others with the Court, were filed
and laid over for exception, under the rule
Of law. Tavern license was granted 10 sev
eral applicants.
The interior journal., 1875-03-12

TnE "Myer- Debating Club met as US
ual ON Friday evening last The occasion
was the Impeachment trial Of Mr.. W, T.
Namon, for dcrilection in his official duties
as Secretary of the Club, Judge G, ;.
Ni,ll, occupied the bench; Me-sr-. JuniUs
Rochester and j. W. McAllster, represent
ing the prosecution, and Messrs. Il. W.
Hooker and Il. W. McAlister, appearing a-
attorneys ior the defense. After the exam
inatnn Of Mr. q. A. Rochetser, who gave
come witty representations of a stubborn
witness; neat aud interesting speeches
were made tor aud against the accused, ai-
ter which, the case was submitted To the
jury, who brought in verdict of acquiIal.
Qui,c a large audience, representing the
beauty and gallantry Of our city, were
present, and added much to the interest Of
the occasion.
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FIOtTsNG NBs.

800 Busnuts Sccd Oa,. at Geo. H. Wear
en's.
100000 choi,y brand cigars, at :. u. Ma
theny 4 Co.
CHrArrr aud best Groceries .old it
town hy ) u. Mathcny n Go.
Go to y. u. levi. for perfect TT IL
clothing OF every description.
Jrsr received and Tor sale. 100 Ibis
Whisky, by >. u. Matheuy &Co.
CALL at the "s,ar saloon aud he con.
WINGED tina, George" keeps the beet liquor.
IN town.
L. IIAyDlN ha- received large lot
1t Wall Paper this week, aud th. new de.
y sigu- ATE cSquisiic.
IL stock and lot -alc, 80 caddic- Virgin.
Ia Tobacco, at Manufacturers prices by
:. X. Ma,heny a Co
Tnr "Slar Ssluon,' kcp, b, o'co. : CaI.
scnter, at the Carpenter lious,, i. the most
fashionable re>ott in tue city.
Go To ,;eo. H. wearcn's for Gar,lcn
Seeds Onion Sctts aud Seed luiatt,s-
4 large variety just received.
Tar most extensive Stock of Elging..
and Insertions, can he found at l.. r. Hay.
dens. Go aud examine the new patterns.
\ GLSERous triangle of mincc pie il q
sn,cnrr. can cni,y nnw Slim N anr
49, n,ppd At Camuhrll A Miller
WAY. they even keep Pigs Feet, and
Grahim Flpur and Buckwhcat Flour, and
fre-h Fish, with mild, oIsn, melting, dI,i-
nv eyes, N tampholl ~ Miller.
\ HLh>''p iine ., ',a'' J''I t'y,'',i'
made expressly iur thu. market. aud hc
guarantees Satisfaction IN every case.
Ihiot ,ampisil Miller hAmc- ch'in-'
tnllsr-, h'cs hsnd-, lIn"-lin'- h'n'-
string, blind -"uile-, h",', malt"e ~ f'ks''
'hoNcl', si0i,'i etc. b'iof, YOU iu' else
where.
p...,.. .-.....,....
h'"" ''s, "''n'! Jus. - ~ ~;
- ti'I- ~, T.. ..l'.,.'.',', ''','
"'''t ~ '''" '.l - ,.'.t"W
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t,>>,p reaci,.. t.u,at,,. beans. p,...
c,rn MIN. ,.,i.. r,,kl,. pr,.,r,,. ellie.
eiu'' 'an'' Pu" ,"'''"' S',,.' S''un'
81 ,Li u'','' 49, ,'''','
III III ".' N,I u ,'''"- ~ '''' '' %" "''F
''
y A Iyyis who Lr,n. tho Mammoth
Jo,binv ami ,,,,t. Furri.b;rg Good.
bou.e. In stanford IA. received the 6r.t
.bipmrnt II hi. Srrip,. tod. end inform.
-. that he viii rrniinn, ,n rr,,i,, the.e
ever, week DURING the Spring months. II
,,u .,n, 10 sc p, .,.l,,iiJ IL. .f ,i.tL.
IN, h,ot. .h,.c. tr,nk. ,aI,.,.- ,i,. ~.
all At nj. En,,,.rium
l. L:frsns FEnN bEyGEtSrs. -IL.-, = no
SO Of l'y.p,p>ii that ,i7S.D. August
FlpNcr will not rurc CONE o. thc lirug
The interior journal., 1875-03-12
GOING NIrIB.

nSNorE Through passengers can ehangr ears
AT Lebanon Junction arriving at Cincinnati June
tnn In time 10 conneet with short Line trains, ar
riYiag al Cincinnati az G.ii. This train connects
for all points East. Trains of J. NJ A l. Il. *. and
q. 4 NJ n H. have Main dcpst Ia louisville On arr
rival Of trs.a from stanford, by this line aud by
L. , Mail Line steamers passengers connect toT all
points North, lat aud West. Passengers going
south via Memphis Line to Mrmphis aud raints
he yond leave Lebanon Junstion s55 IN Going
by Montgomery line to Nashville aud paints be-
SOnd have Lebanon iunrtinn al 2U2 a. Al. Trains
leave Louisville daily. except SUNDAY. al Yl5 a. IA
and run tn Riehmoui withuut change. faN,snsers
cah leave louisville al 10 u aLd o,vrtaks this T,in
Lebanon Junction.
The interior journal., 1875-03-12

Mall 81 tauis,iilc clos,s AZ 800 ptetlscly, aud
tcs,es stannrd at $50, q. N. daily
Mail from Louisville arrives vi staufrl 40, y.
m
Nall &c Lexington, ica,es stmtori every day
~ q 10, .. M.
Mail trom leSingion, afr.,os az stanford At
O0a m.
Mail from sancr..t arrive. daily NJ stanford o, 7
~. No. Leaves al am