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, 1876-02-05

Whohus not noticed Piper's confectionery
store in Seattle. while passing from the
Occidental square to lcslcr's Pavilion If
there are any OF our people who have passed
by without seeing his stock of lame m"6e con-
trctionrry, or patokrng Of one Of his oyster
strws, we udvi,c ;hcm next time they go by
there to see how it is themselves; if they try
once they will become regular customers.
, 1876-02-05
AlsninistrntOr's a Notice.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE or PETER GoU.
rRIE, LATE or SSOnoMlsu COUNTY, W ].
The undersigned having been appointed by the
Hon Royal Haskell, Judge Of the Probate Court
Of Snohomi,h County, Washington Terittry, nd,
ministutor Of the aforesaid estate. Notice j, here
BY given to all persons hivlng demands against
said Estate, 10 present them To me at my residence
in said County within one year from the date here
Of properly authenticated, or they will be forever
declared, and all persons knowing themselves TO
b. indebted to said estate are required to make
payment within ninety days from the dac hereof
MORRIS IT, FROST,
I,isiaisirdtOr
, 1876-02-05

FEBRUARY 5, IS i.
WV Dearest Brother.
RDwrNA + B>rr,

D,yn in the graveyard yondrr,
Where the loved ONES are at rest,
There lies nav own dear brother,
angel with the UiDst
N.na. skating win Gt hoys,
Wm!e the shadow. around then f"!,
With heart, 50 Hight aud joyous,
w one can rvrr tell.
How .nily ., they sped along,
While two " ;hcm together
When suddenly thr lee went down
with my own. my dearest brother.
ohipp,, q mysms' he cries;
Nj. cnm'aGrs do AL they cam
But tod wilIcd hln for the skies.
Ard M Onr rDnli save hun then.
His bc~t friend, noble vonnG hrro.
Most lost hi- oNn life In the lake,
1so times did hiS brave effort t,iI him
Tho third timc he found II too Iasn.
Nv own dear brother Was Drowned,
In crUel lake in the wonA,, ,....
But tod in Heaven m4 cro"nedhIm
Anengcl among the good.
oGnd in Heaven have mercy
, 1876-02-05
Notice.

The Trustees Of the Snohomish Telegraph Com
pauy are required to meet at the Office Of the
Secretary Oh Saturday evening ut b o clock, Feb.
H. 1876 for the purpose Of settling upnlI oustand
Ing accounts of the Company; as well as establish.
inga regular method Of tmnracting the business OF
the Company, for the future. The treasurer for
the pas, year is required 10 preoentnnd file with the
Secretary, u complete account Of the business oI
the Company for the past prior to said meeting
FOR said meeting to act upon
Per. order Of the Trustees.
ELDRIDGE MoRsE,
SecyrtTy
, 1876-02-05
Black sHills Excitement.

StPArl. January % \ special from Bis
nnrch SAYS the town is going whit over INC
Back Hills Large trains are preparing I"
leave Immediately 4 large traip will leave "'
,FthruNry 18th Mmy'pcople are arriving 't''
II prepared to start. Many arc preparing ia
IA e merchandise. One man will take ont n
saw mill. another will drive fifty cows over
and Others will take material for various en-.
tcrpri,cs. The trtp,'it is clarmel, can be made
in ninety daysover u gooi graising country
Ex.
, 1876-02-05
Administrators Sale.

According to an order issued out Of the Probate
Court Of snohomi>h County Washington Territory
bearing date the lst day ofFcbunry 1916 will sell
Ot public auction, to the highest bidder, on the
premises Of the late Peter Goutric on Saturday the
10Th day of Fcbmry lsT6, between the hours OF
10 o'clock A. VI, and ocockP Of the said day.
l25 bushels Of apples belonging to the late Peter
Goutric deceased; terms dnnde known on the day
Of-nlc,
Mukiltco NJ. H. FRosT,
Jan. % lS1G administrator.
, 1876-02-05
Arw music hu ertru steamer,

And patrons can have any piece they Gull fnr or
order, Our Pianos and Organs are guaranteed for
live yenio, and kept In tune one year free Of
charge.
~ BAH kinds Of Instruments tuned aud re.
paired.
We solicit the patronage Of the Music and Art
loving people of the sound and hope ~ win
their favor by giving perfect satisfaction.
VI n4tf.
, 1876-02-05

DisTRICr COrRr.--Thc District Court has
been in session at Seattle for the past two
weeks. Judge Lewis appears to iaro' A rig
i'll enforcement of the Nuisance" and " Va
grant" acts. Violators of these acts tirr lit
tie favor with him. One conviction has been
made, The grand jury were after Others.
The following causes were transferred "a
the District Court Of Snohomi1h County;
Martha Brcm rs. J. Brrm; Foss tS Borst
rS F. Mathews; Rrnton, Ilolmcs & Co. ~.
p. J. Field; F.. g. Ferguson & W. W. Pack
ard rs, Rpnton, Holmes !; Co., and the Shcr.
III oi Snuhomish Co.
A default WAS entered in the Gaze OF IIngll
Ross rs. Chns. y. Allen; while the case OF
Rcnton, Holmes & Co. c. Fcrgusm, Pack
ard et, a., WIS disposed of by iudCtlemcnr
for irtrn,nn,4 for their costs and ,lisbursc.
mcn,s.
The ahorr are tho principal matters of in.
tcrrst to Ibis county, transacted at thi,
court.
, 1876-02-05

Etc., ETC., etc.
Ever offered to the citizens Of Seattle and Puget
sound, -,
The above stock-bas ht1.n selected by an oxpo.
rienced musiclaD, aud luttono can I've assured tLut
al inStrclnenls are FIRST class. Arrangements have
been made to import our instruments direct from
manufacturers.
We guarantee the lowest terms for cash, us VIC
shaIl receive
, 1876-02-05

800 ic'cs Of land at s.i5 per acre Also q
very valuable ranch On the tide fats At the mouth
of Snohomisn River
citizen wishes to sell very valuable Pre-. Emp.
ton Claim, on the bank ofSnohomsh river some
10 acres cleared land, good house 6c VIII be
sold very cheap.
Enquire Of Morse At hi, offcc
, 1876-02-05
a Case Of Ficndish brutality.

NEWMAN. Gl., Jan. 2.-Thc doti'S Of Il
sickeNins ca>c olhrutglity and ti.'nii>h mt.
gnity ht,e inst comc 10 light, in conn'rtmn
with the disappearance ota young maa who
has been employed in the stage "''icr At ''t'
place. It appears that the young msn,' liol-
drn by name, hnI inccnSri soIn" of the
ruugh> Of the town los rtScning an insult
offered by them to oayoung ludy friend othi~,
and ont of revenge they wayhid, boun and
gagged him, and carried him TO lone hut
situated in II dense pine forest, some two
miles from the road. Here the iirn1' tO"tur
ed him in most inhumnn manner tCrmina.
ting their crucltics, by unscNing him and
leaving him bound H. WAS found 10y ne.
gro woman, who happened to he passing
the hut and ncarI his gronns who gave the
alarm and brought assistance to the fast
dy NJ man 1t is not expected that hc can
recover. The perpetrators Of the outrage,
who are all we'll known roughS, have fled the
country, and the authorizes are in hot pur
suit Thrents OF lynchjng them, should they
be npprchcndel, ARE freely inlulgcd in,
, 1876-02-05
Notice.

The accounts OF Thomas Dickinson are now In
my hands for collection Accounts uncOllccted
20 days after date will bu sued on.
Dated Feb. !, 1876,
ELDRIpGr MoRsE, AIRY at Ian,
Also the accounts due the estate Of Albert Rob,
bins, deceased: arr with me for collection. In
mediate settlement and payment OF said accounts
is required,
ELpRTD0E MORSE
.iu'ytor "ri Estate.
, 1876-02-05

Ncs~rs Kellogg d Thorndiko OF the l'eo
pies Drug Store, have the largest stock ot
any dealer in Washington Territory. Mr.
KeIlng has resided in the lower end Of this
county n number of years and hns the rrpu-
tation of hcng number ono druggist. He
occupies the Mil st. front OF the new bank
hnldin@ which he has rcgally lifted up in n
style that does credit to his skill and correct
taste, and he has succeeded in making it All
ornament 10 the town OF Seattle. Such lib.
cral outlay al capital deserves patronage,
and We wish ;hc firm every success TINT such
ability, librrality and energy merits,
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From lincoln Township.
IS MILE GROVE, March It'll 1876.

IS MILE GROVE, March It'll 1876.
EDITOR CHRONICLE
After long silence, drop in (by let
ter) upon you once more. We are alive
and progressing if we have not been
heard from for some time. need not
say that we have had one of the mildest
winters known in Iowa since 1Si5-in
which year the steamboats, traversed the
bosom of the Father OF Waters nearly al!
winter, and the ferry boat ut Davenport
piled its busy wheels all winter long.
The general health of our community is
good, but one death having occurred in
on our township for about one year, that
of Mr. Fred t. Cold, fine old man of
over 60 years of age, of German birth,
formerly a resident of Cleveland, 0. He
and his family moved to our township
about 1870 or II. In so short time he
became widely and favorably known,
and as think of him tonight feel like
repeating the sentiment expressed at the
death of the lamented Gen. ". III. l..
Wallace who fell at the battle of Shiloh
"None knew him but to love him, none
named him but to praise.
We are not so lonesome either as might
be imagined We have a flour;shing
farmers club, better known with us by
the name of the ''Farmers' Union"
society organized en- the Sth day of jan
uary, A. d. 1876, which is really sup
plement TO our defunct Grange Societies,
of which we boosted. The object of the
society is to promote the interests of its
members, morally, socially and fnan-
cially, with platform broad enough to
hold the WorkmCn of all lands and fur
nish them with enough to do and profit
able amusements. Its sessions are open
and all who wish, without distinction, are
permitted to join. Our dues are 25 cents
per month, payable in advance. Pro-
visions are made for sociables, etc, be-
sides the regular weekly meeting. All
income over and above the expenses of
the Union" will be devoted to the pur-
chase of books for a circulating library.
In this way our money is kept at home
among ourselves and expended for our
own interest If stranger comes into
our neighborhood, the freedom of the
society is rendered him--no signs or
passports required-ours is a republican
institution free and equal TO all who wear
the badge of true manhood. Christ said:
'Let your light shine" We have occa-
sional preaching and propose organizing
a Sabbath School, soon.
Yours Truly,
S. II BALDWIN.
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ShariTS Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A SPECIAL EXECU-
ID ton, dated the Sth day of March, A.
d, 1876, 10 me directed, issued out of the
office of the Clerk of the District Court of
Tama County, State of Iowa, IN favor of
Barnes & Co, and against Lucy e. Ora
ham & Thomas 4. Graham, on a judg-
ment rendered by said Court at the Feb
ruarv term thereof, A. D. 1876, against
the said Thomas A. Graham, for the sum
of S4S4.91, and "A decree of foreclosure
against said Defendants, wherein it was
ordered, adiudged and decreed that the
following described real estate, tn-wit:
Lots No. One and Two, Il and 2,) in
block No. Five o. in McRoberts second
addition to Toledo, Iowa, situated at the
corner of Center and Madison streets,
West of the 9TH P NJ, in Tama County,
Iowa, be sold, or so much thereof as Is
necessary to satisfy said Judgment, in
terest and cost.
Now, therefore, public notice is hereby
given, that | have levied upon, and shall
on the Sth day of April, A. D. 1876, be-
tween the hours of o'clock, A. NJ, and
O'Clock, P NJ of said day, sale to COM
mencc at the hour of one O'Clock, P. NJ.
at the front door of the Court House, in
Toledo, Iowa, in the County of Tama,
offer and sell at public cutlery, to the
highest and best bidder, for cash, all the
right, title and interest of TIE above nam
ed defendant,in and to the above describ-
ed property, or so much thereof as is necs-
sary to satisfy said judgment for the
above named sum together with costs and
all accruing costs, unless the same shall
be sooner satisfied
Dated March 10Th, 1876.
r. E AUSTIN,
10 Sheriff of lama County, Iowa
STRUBLE & GooDRIcH,
S6.75. Attorneys for Plaintiff
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FhN CORN PLANTER the best
|aPe. planter in use. Only 5000
/ A No. ! Brown planter. VIII
| horse lighter than any other sold
market Sold by Dennis & .ArerilI.
y. v Baker, Of Crystal Township,
u at Public Sale on Thursday of
'stA large amount Of stock, farm
AenIs, household goods. &c. The
o. The sale will be S months time on
rs Of $500 or over.
'9 want a drag, 90 to Camery's
!'u can select from a half dozen
ii prices from $40 to $15.
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,c[st0red
| ltion ofN
d |! Essay on
medicine.
A or Semi
9qsses, IN.
lnncapscity.
CoSsup'
elf-indulg.
/, sir cent?
b, Essay,
3 success.
uences o,
ut the dan.
Duplication
Re at once
|. OF which
[ition may
Ftely, and
hands OF
to anyM.
lts, or two
e. 49,
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lencsof
ing the
to the
appiest
I eyeiy
ublicly
lngauti
lts use.
iorty:
!sitat@
he de-
: afec
Dis m
of tho
ell rs
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LEGAL NOTICES
Administrators Notice.
STATE ON T0,r.

Administrators Notice.
STATE OF IOWA,
TAMA COUNTY s.
pUBL1C NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
L That the undersigned have this day
been appointed and commissioned by the
Circuit Court of Tama County, in the
State OF Iowa, Administrator and Admin
lstratIix of the Estate of Edward Hancox,
deceasedi and all persons having claims
against said Estate are hereby notified 10
file them with the Clerk of the said Court,
clearly stated and duly sworn to, and
within legal time preparatory to their
being allowed or proved; and persons
owing said Estate are requested TO make
immediate payment to the undersigned,
and avoid costs.
Dated at Toledo, Iowa, this 18th day
OF March, A. D. 1876.
LEAEDER MCCUMMINGs,
IL SARAH NJ HANCoX.
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FRESH BREAD EVERY DAY,
AT CITY BAKERY.

We call the attention Of our readers to
the advertisement in another column Of
this issue of c. L. Hadley, No. 5 Cooper
Institute, New York City He is one of
the most extensive and reliable importers
and dealars in China and Glassware, and
general Table and Toilet furnishing goods,
in America He has had an experience
of many years in this business and
thoroughly understands and appreciates
the wants and tastes Of the American
public. This will account for his great
and uniform success. He sends goods TO
all parts OF the country, c. 0. D., and
will send by nail free to any address
an illustrated pricc-!ist. Those wishing
something really fine and at the same
time cheap, well do will to send trial or
der to Mr.. Hadley.
100 kegs Of nails just received at Came
rvs. Also five tons of wire will be sold at
BOTTOM FIGURES, FOR CASH
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Stress
hest Of
lyuse,
18th.
iaL rs
90 re-
lIld be
leel "
'unlw
end Il
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Obituaries.

EBERT.-ABBrE LILLIAN. daughter of ".
and Jennie Ebert, was bonn October 7th, 1867.
and died in Toledo. Iowa, March 10Th, 1876, aged
Syears, months, and days.
Her illness was very short. She was
taken sick on Wednesday afternoon, and
died Thursday evening. Lille was a
bright and cheerful girl, but she lives
no longer here She now lives with the
good in Heaven May the hcreaved
friends so liye as to meet her again when
life with them shall close.
HAYES.-In Toledo, Saturday evening. March
18th FRANKIE D.. second son Of BENZ. n
May Hayes of Otter Creek Tp., aged Yeas.
frankie had shown some symptoms of
disease for several days but not becom-
ing Frustrated, his friends were not
alarmed at his situation till Saturday
evening his disease then immediately
assumed defiant form; and, in spite of
the Medical skill at hand, the child was
born away by that dreaded, almost name
less malady which has invaded number
of families in Toledo, and born its spoils
away.
frankie was boy, noble and good and
loved by all who knew him. The occasion
of his funeral which occurred at the
Baptist Church, Monday at 1870 o'clock,
A. NJ, was improved 10 many sympathiz-
ing friends by Rev. FL. A. Brown, assisted
by Rev. W B. Frazell, of the NJ. L. Church,
and Rev. 0. II Derry, of the Disciple
Church, from Lam. LIZ "ls it nothing
to you," etc. Ii. A. BROWN.
Three horses for SALE for cash or on
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Fresh Oysters in every style at the CITY
Bakery.
A good two-horse wagon for sale bv
W. c. Walters.
Natural humbugs-bees. Artificial
hnmbugs-girls.
Choice Pickles by the dozen at W. G.
Walters,
Mr.. A. J. Dingee, OF Montour, was in
Toledo Tuesday.
Something New, combined harrows. at
Dennis & Arerill
Miss AdGie Stevens made Montour n
visit last Saturday.
Sugar Cured Hams for sale by VIC
Walters.
Mrs. W. G. Walters, is visiting her rela
tives and friends in Eldora.
Apple trees 3 and years old for 10 cents
a piece, at Marshall Nurseries.
Buy the Buckeye Seeder & Cultivator,
Combined, of Camery & Son. CHEAP
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Mary had little lamb
We've heard it o'el and Ger
Until that little lamb becomes
A perfect little bore.
Sowe propose grave be made,
And make it deep and wide;
That Mary's lamb and all its bards
Be buried side by side
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The agricultural Societies.

At a meeting of the Board Of the two
Agricultural Societies, held at Tama City
on Tuesday to further consider the pro
ject of union of the following resolution
was unanimously adapted
Resolrsd That we the Stockholders of
the Tama. Co. Agricultural Society, con
soIidate with the Tama Co. Agricultural
Association upon the basis that the said
Tama Co Agricultural Association furnish
an equal amount of cash and be entitled
to the same amount of stock, and that the
grounds shall be located halfway be-
tween the two towns.
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Have you any excuse for suffering with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint is there
any reason why you should go on from
day to day complaining with Sour Stom-
ach, Sick Head ache, Habitual Costive-
ness, palptation of tie Heart, Heart
Burn, Waler-b rash, Gnawing and Burn
ing pains at the pit of the Stomach, Vel
low Skin, Coated Tongue, and disagreed.
bic taste in the Mouth, coming up of food
after eating, low spirits. &c. No 1t is
positively your own fault if you do. Go
to your Druggist, Dr. J. n. Springer, ard
get Bottle Of GREENS AUGUST FLOWER
for rs cents, your cure is certain, but if
you doubt this, get Sample Bottle for 10
cents and try it. Two doses will relieve
Won
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The coach of the T. & N. w. Ry., was
thrown from the track, near the South
end Of the switch last Thursday. 1t was
somewhat damaged and will be taken to
the shops for repairs. In the meantime
a Caboose is being used in its place.
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The old Turbett buildin. has taken its
position on high street along side of the
OLD Adams House, opposite the South.
west corner of the public square Mr..
BENZ. Stone proposes to overhaul and
reflt the inside of the building and es-
tabllsh general notion, and fancy goods
store. He will put in first-class stock
OF everything in the line of fancy goods,
notions, books, stationery, &c, &c.
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One of the most interesting and profta-
bic meetings of the Temperance Reform
Club thus far was held at the Presbyterian
Church, Tuesday evening. Mr.. J. W
Nillett gave some select readings which
were really fine and elected rounds of ap-
pause. The Glee Club for the evening
sang several pieces, and Mrs. E. L. Dill
man read number of short, spicy para
graphs which were also loudly applauded
The next meeting will be held in the
Congregational Church, Tuesday evening
April 4th. Misses Anna Johnston, Aggie
StrubIe, Mary Morse, Carrie Guiford and
Flora Frazee were appointed committee
to prepare music for the evening
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-03-23

Most all the country schools are now
ABOUT closing their Winter terms, MANY
school ma'ams will be at leisure ill thoi,
Spring iabors begin.
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Every farmer should take the Farmers
Stock Journal, published at Cedar Ran
Ids, Iowa, by Alex. Charles. Send ten
cents for sample copy and your sub,
scription for year will soon 70. low.
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The M. E. Sunday School at Tama
wy generated their annual anniversary
last Sunday evening with public cxer-
cises' which we understand were quite
interesting.
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NOTHING LIKE TIT is a cause of re-
greet that any person will persist in using
aduterated Baking Powder and cheap
Saleratus, thus injuring their health, when
they can save money and health by using
D. B. DeLana & Co Best Chemical SAFER
Gtus The manufacturers, II. A. DeLand
& Co, are public benfactors, and they
warrant Best Chemical S..,.eratus to be al
w".ys uniform, pure, hcalthful and far
a he d of any other article for cooking
purposes. 1t has never failed to give
satisfaction. Try it, and be happy.
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The proverb says, Laugh and grow
fat" What a saving of corn it would be
if pigs could laugh.
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The Buckeye is the HIGHEST
DRAFT and only Force Feed
Seeder in the market, Camery s.
Son Sole Agents.
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Who arc requested to be in attendance
on the % day Of May, 1876, at noon.
Camcry & Son are Sole Agents for the
County for Deere's pluws and cultiva-
tors. Sold as cheap as the cheapest.
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Mrs. W. g. Walters, is visiting her rela
tives and friends in Eldora.
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oohn PCgh started for Western last
wednesday morning, to attend CoI,ooo
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Buy the Buckeye Seeder & Cultivator,
Combined, of Camery & Son. CHEAP
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A full car load of GORHAM SEEDERs
just received by Parker & Lewis, Tama
City
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spelling School at the Granger scboo,
House Il st Monday night.
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One of the pleasantest surprise parties
of the season took place at the residence
of Mr.. Knight Dexter on Tuesday even
ing of this week Quite large number
OF invitations had been sent out by those
having the matter in charge, and gOodly
company responded. The hours were
passed with various games, vocal and
instrumental music, conversation, supper.
&c, &c, until quite late, when the hap
Ply guests began to dispense The instru-
mental music by Misses Flora Frazcc,
Eliza Dexter, and the Waters Bros, was
very fine and highly appreciated
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seed Corn.

Spiral Stalk Cutter the best cutter in
the world. For sale by Dennis & Averill.
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w. =. Walters sells tile best syrup in
sae market at 81 90 per gallon.
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MED! WANT o !

| \, machinery for a horse. One
Ia jor G years old, and a good
[lEs. Apply to
J. VI. CANEET & Son.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-03-23

Miss AdGie Stevens made Montour q
visit last Saturday.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-03-23

Apple trees 3 and years old for 10 cents
a piece, at Marshall Nurseries.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-03-23

At Alfred Prices sale last week, Mr.,
Geo. Spohr had the misfortune to get his
leg broken by the kick of horse.