The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-12-07

duty. Meetings twice day. If YOU
can't so to the afternoon service, at two
o'clock, So to the evening service. Now
is your time. Do not neglect so great
salvation. large number rise for pray
ers every evening. Crowded house every
night. The Spirit of God is reviving
his work among the people of Toledo aud
vicinity. Don't hesitate friends, come
out and hear the Gospel preached. "Noao
is the accepted Time, noao is the Day of
SalgQii07."
There is still considerable sickness in
and about town.
Rev o. Ii. Derry of Toledo, will preach
in Marshalltown, next Sunday.
Mr.. l. G. Willard, of Montour, is build
ing an addition to his store room.
Some of our subscribers have promised
US wood on subscription. We want it
NOW.
We understand Mcssrs. Appellate &
Kline will dissolve partnership about
Jan'Y LIST.
Mr.. Ii. J. Patterson has been recently
enlarging his Com crib. 1t is now 2S9
feet long.
The Presbyterian Sociable at the resi-
dence of Isaac Stoner, last Thursday eve
mig, was grand success.
There is quite large amount of corn
coming in now. We have been informed
it is selling for % cents per bushel, in
some instances.
We have been informed that Mr.. Ap-
peigate has resigned his position as Adj
ministrator Of the Estate of Afford Philips.
A new appointment will be made by the
Court
Oar Methodist friends in Montour pro-
pose having a Christmas Tree in their
church on Saturday evening, Dec 23d, to
which all are invited. Those wishing to
put presents on the tree are requested to
have them there us early as possible on
the day appointed.
WALTHAM, Dec. 4th, 1876.
Average Temperature for the month OF
November, observations taken morning
ard evening, is 80 degrees. Extremes
for the month, : below zero ard 50 above.
About inches of rain fall in the month
Cloudy days IL; stormy days s.
c. MASON
The Marshalltown papers-cspccially
the Times and ,SuteSmdiI-are having
hot times over our worthy sheriff, Il. L.
Austin. 1t IS not necessary 10 defend
him here at home where he is known, but
we would humbly suggest that the more
the Marshall Times says against him the
higher he will stand in the estimation of
the bubble. We speak from experience.
DIED.-In Moticello, Nov. 10th, HATTIE
LORENA, daughter of Salem and Harriet
Brunei, in The 9Th year Of her age.
.'Uk am happy now dear Mother;
My HON" = amid he flowers,
And zrphyrs from the throne Of God
Are borne in fragrant showers.
Would come back. dear mother
And leave my glorious homer
Oh, thoa2h love you dearly
From HeavuR / would moi roam
The annual advertisement of the Chi
clgo EreniRg Jourhm appears in our col
umns this week. The JoUrRGI is one of
the best papers published in the West.
II is always widc-awakc and contains the
latest news, bat never ''slops over" or i'll
dulgcs in scnsutionalism. it is rrc-emi-
nentIy the paper for the home and the
irCsidc.
The Davis Sewing Machine, we suppose
like all other machinery is liable to get
out of order if not properly used, bul il
it receives the care which she uld be be
slowed on such Il fine piece CT workman
ship will last lifetime. 4 Davis Sew
ing Machine would make Il most bcauti-
full and valuable Christmas Present. }.
G. Grimes sells them on reasonable terms.
The Annual Meeting of the Farmers
Mutual Aid ms. Co., will be held at the
Court House, Tolc 10, Jan. Sth, 1877, at
10 o'clock, tUr the purpose Of clectlng
officers for the ensuing year, and trans
acting all other business that may come
before the meeting. A full attendance
of the members of the Company is de-
sired as business of importance to all
Will be brought before the meeting.
l.. f. HAMMITT, President
D. MCCORMICK, Sec.
Nothing can be fairer than Mr.. Dan;d
f. Beattv's mode of doing business, and
which evinces his confidence in the SUI
pcrioritv of his instruments over all 9th
ers. lie warrants his pianos and organs
for six wears, gives five days test trial,
and refunds money if purchaser is not
satisfied. BY this means his instruments
are brought into competition with others,
and invariably come out victorious. Adj
dress all communications to panei I.
Realty, Washington, Warren County, n.
J.U. S. A. Sec his advertisement.
We rubbish this week the prospectus
of the New York Ecening Na'5. one OF
the newsiest, best and NEST reliable pa
rers published in the great city. we
have on our exchange list no paper
which we value rs highly as we DO the
Nail. Its editorials are always high-
toned and able, while its correspondence
is excellent. We can most.cordially le-
commend it to any Of our friends VINO
wish to procure newspaper tllled WIN
good. pure, entertaining reading matter,
and one which they will be perfectly VIII
ling TO fake into their families. Send iof
specimen copy of the MAJ.
While at Tama City last week, we
took occasion to drop into the large
Dry Goods store of Mr. j. H. Smith. AS
the proprietor was not in one OF his gen
tlemanly assistants showed us around
some and we were surprised to see such
an excellent stock and assortment OF goooS
in a town of tie size of Tama. His stock
would compare favorably with slm'laf
..s.n,o Cedar RaDlQS,