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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-04-06

Harper's Magazine for April, with
eighty-five illustrations, contains rich
variety of matter. suited to all classes Of
readers.
The end of the Second Book of"Danie
Deronda," George Eliot's new novel, il
given in this Number. In these chapters
the hero of the story appears, and mas
terly sketches of his youthful career are
even more beautiful than the pictures
previously given of the spoiled child"
Gwcndolen.
Julian Hawthorne's "Garth" is contin.
ued, and few readers can resist the pc
culiar destinations of this remarkable
novel.
A story of considerable length, entitled
''Old Gardiston," is contributed by Con
stance Fenimore Woolson. 1t is South
ern story and its characters are strongly
drawn. Three excellent short stories are
contributed by Arthur Hastings, Anna
G. Swazey, and Mary r. Higham.
Benson j. Lossing's opening article on
The Romance of the Hudson" beauti-
fully illustrated, is not confined to Revo-
lutionary events, but deals also with
lighter legends and matters of literary
interest. Among the illustrations is one
of the interior of Madame Jumel's man
sioE.
In view of the Centennial Exposition,
soon TO be opened in Philadelphia, Mrs
Rebecca Harding Davis's exceedingly en-
tertaining paper on "Old Philadelphia"
will be read everywhere with the greatest
interest. This paper, which is profusely
illustrated, relates entirely to the social
life and customs of Ante-revolutionary
Philadelphians. A second paper will fol-
low, treating of the revolutionary period.
Professor Samuel Lockwoods second
paper on The Microscope" amply illus
trated, presents some very curious results
OF microscopic investig alton.
The First Century" paper this month,
devoted to Progress of The Fine Arts"
is contributed by S. S. Conant, and is il
Illustrated with sixteen portraits, beginning
with that of Paul Revere, of Revolution
airy fame, and ending with that of John
F. Kensett
Dr. Samuel Osgood contributes, in his
Characteristic style, an illustrated paper
on ''St. Johnland," beautiful charity
conceived years ago by the Rev. DR..
Muhlenberg, and now in successful ope-
ration.
A home article, full of practical and
important suggestions, is contributed by
DR.. Robert Tones, entitled AT, Before,
and After Meals"
William r. Hooper gives, in short
article, very interesting account of the
famous Tulip Mania," early in the
seventeenth century.
The poetry of the Number is contribu-
ted by Rose Terry Cooke, Lord Hough-
ton, Celia Thaxter and A. F.
The Editors Easy Chair pays timely
and appropriate tribute to Thomas Paine,
as the author of Common Sense" and
deyotes considerable space to Household
Arts.
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Probate Notice.
STATE OF IOWA, s..
MANIA rnTTNrv W.

LAMA SobNli,
In Circuit Court for said County,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ whom it may concern, that in vaca-
| ton of the Circuit Court of lama County,
held at the Court House at Toledo in said
County on the 18th day of March, A. d.
1915, an instrument in writing bearing
date the Srd day of March, A. D. 1876,
and purporting to be the last Will and
Testament of John r. Felter, late of
said County, deceased, was produced
and publicly read in open Court; and
that the next Term of said Court, to be
holden on the 1st day of May, A d. 1876,
at the Court House in Toledo, aforesaid,
has been fixed for proving said Will; and
at o'clock p. IN. of the day last above
mentioned, all persons interested are
hereby notified and required to appear
in said Court, and show cause, if any
they have, why said instrument should
not be probated and allowed as and for
the last Will and Testament of the said
deceased.
Dated March 16, A. D. 1876.
1873 G. J. STEVENS,
Clerk Circuit Court, Tama County, Iowa.
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A very wise determination is that of
Secretary Taft, that hereafter no post
traderships will be given to any person
except on the recommendation of the
officers at the post applied for.
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Probate Notice.
sr ATE o odrI IOWA Iss.

'i TA VA CO.. COUNTY sp"A' IS.
Gin Circuit Court for said County,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ whom it may concern, that in vaca-
ton of the Circuit Court of Tama County,
at the Court House at Toledo, in said
County on the goth day of December, A.
D. 1875, an instrument in writing, bear
ing date the 31st day of October, A D.
1915, and purporting to be the last VIII
and Testament of Carsten Jensen, late
of said County, deceased, was produced
and publicly read in open Court; and
that the next Term of said Court, to be
holden on the LIST lay of May, A. D. 1875
at the Court House in Toledo, aforesaid,
has been fixed for proving said Will; and
at o'clock p. m. of the day last above
mentioned, all persons interested are
hereby notified and required to appear
in said Court, and show cause, if any
they have, why said instrument should
not be probated and allowed as and for
the last Will and Testament of the said
deceased.
Dated March 16, A. D. 1876.
1873 c. J. STEVENS,
Clerk Circuit Court, Tama County, Iowa.
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Scri.tner for March.

The history and characteristics of Yale
College are sketched by Prof. Beers quite
Eli, - ,ro ,.oainr o-,;c,a of scr;brer for
~. :m.s,,.,.: o- .,,,...
April anu 'hc i''us'ia''ohS' o'ei 'ni'y
in number, cover Il good deal of ground.
Among the pictures are planting the
~ nortraits IF Governor Vale Presi.
.''' p
d. nts "ouisey ana for'er' anu LII. ba-
con, "The College Fence" plan OF the
College Grounds, "Going to Prayers in
tho oIden Time n"C,mino from PRAYERS,
. INV o.N .'' D. 1n.
Hanhioal' a stuoent hooil' Ie-
sentation Day, and Prof. Wier's Studio
The various buildings, new and old, are
o,so o;ven cu,ions opestion is ask ed
a,so nSo, 1um ;,,nstr,,ed oener namely. ne
thare Suhierranean ontIct to the Inner
Lake RegionYn The fourth naner of
Ciarence Hook,s series on furniture. re.
I,,as ~ m otn n;eces corner rmnhoards
han9; w Slaves P ete and ;s iIIpstrated
ns Snnai In "Por Irv;ng and Haw,
thornem q cotnnarative estimate of these
ontbors hv George p Tathron soma
n;therto nnnubIisEed details annrar with
ranord n the ancestry and life of Uaw-
,l,orra Tha ssU;storv of a Cr;t;c y 10 the
remarkahIe career of The late Jnlcs ,Ianin
hv tsGamm, the Paris Corresnondent of
~, Grinans t.p;cavnnn tEwo hr;ef
naners in This number arc Of snecial in.
fereSt namely revised Translation of
the Dies Ir,e" bv General Dix. and
n bitborto unnnb,isLed letter nv Minister
Everett to to John Quincy Adams nronos.
inr IN effect flat Sna;n should mort on re
CHA to tLe Irnited States and Tins SET
tle vcxed Question for at least a hundred
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The Asbury Twins. BY Sophie aN
Jll,-Y,,tnI


Illustrated. 81 rs.
sophie May meyer proses. She nevH
initiates. She never eXalts n Superhuma'
and languishing saintliness as the true
type of human life. Her characters do nl
seem like strayed and hOmeSick anges
pining fora speedy translation. TheySf
thoroughly flesh and blood creatures, Of
ten impulsiye, now and then going Wrol.
Wit. the lower and higher natures daily
/, coming into close Conflict and fgAt-,
doubtful battles. Bat she always puts
due honor upon what is true and none,
willis showing an intense partaIl'!
for souls that thrOb with strong toTCe''
and keeping little reverence for humbTuun
people and mathematical goodness :
Morning Star.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Administrators Notice,

STATE OF IOWA, S..
TAMA COUNTY
DUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
L That the undersigned have this day
been appointed and commissioned by the
Circuit Court of lama County, in the
State of Iowa, Administrator and Admin
istratrx Of the Estate of Edward Hancox,
deceased; and all persons having claims
against said Estate are hereby notified to
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. 1875
LEANpER McCUMMINGs,
10 SARAH NJ HANCoX.
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LOcke's National Magazine.

The gradual downward tendency of
prices, with the appreciation of the cur
rency, gives promise OF cheaper reading
for the people. Among the lower priced
magaz:n mes, Lockes National seems ex-
cellently adapted for meeting the public
demand for an entertaining and instruc-
tive monthly, and though the prize is
only a dollar year. it is up to the best
in typography and general execution,
while its literary contents have no supe-
ri,r among tie minor magazines. The
April number Just received, Is fully up
t., the high standard of its predecessors.
On receipt of three-cent stamp the pub
fisher, ]. P. Jones, Toledo, Ohio. will
send free specimen copy to any address
There is no april Fool,' about Gold-
en- Hours for April. 1t is tiptop number,
with good reading for tile young IF al
ages. The book begins with "a Regular
Good Time," by Kate w. Hamilton; but
the good time is also to be found in the
other contributions, and goes clear
through the number.
In "Owldom' we see Solomon Owl has
been Offering prizes for the best coml.o-
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there is also prize offered for the sou-
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bird and his owlets success!
Any young person who is denied the
regular visits of this little visitor is de-
prived OF renl solid happiness that might
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which is pure and ennobling.
Subscriptions may begin with the April
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-04-06

This volume will contain the latest discourses of
Prof Swing, sonie of them preached at the Fourth
Church. but most Of them spoken at the Theatre
TO the New Central Church. 1t is universally con-
coded that these are the finest efforts he has ever
made, and the general demand for their preserva-
ton IN more permanent form than the newspaper
reports, has led to their issue in this volume
They are selected revised and arranged for publ
cation by Prof. Swing himself.
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Oliver Optics new Books,

In doors and Out; or, Stories Tor Inc
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This is "a grown up" story book, a
collection of the authors most popu."
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"Home thrusts at the folles Of the pariSO
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Business and Professional.
STIVERS g. LELAND,
APPELGATE g. KINNE,

A TTTORNEyS AT LAW Toledo. Iowa. vii
n Practice in the Supreme and District Courts
OF Iowa.
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THOMAS s. FREE.
j. BALLARD, M. d

4 TTgRyEY AZ Liw and Uu,tsa States Com
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Seeds of all kinds Also Agents for the Weed
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
Wednesday, MAY Slst, 1875,

The Twentieth Annual Republican
State Convention will be held ut Des
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-07

sENs1BnE ADv1CE.-You are asked
every day through the columns Of news
papers and by your druggist 10 use some
thing for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
that you know nothing about, and you got
discouraged spending money with but
little success. Now TO give you salts
factory proof that Green's August
Flower will cure you Of Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint with all is effects, such
ssour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habit.
.ual Costiyeness, palpitation Of the Heart,
HEARTBURN, Water-brash, coming up Of
food after eating, low spirits, &C., We ask
you to go TO your druggist and get
sample Bottle Of Green's August Flower
for 10 cents and try II, ora Regular Size
for 70 cents. Two doses VIII cure you.
Wholesale agents, Logan, List & Co., and
LaIghlin Bros. & Co. eod&W.
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PULPIT PoINrs.-Therc is some talk OF
organizing Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION ut West Alexander; :;
/, At the North Street NJ. E. Church last
evening Rev. Wilding discoursed npou
"uniruitful Fig Trees in the Moral Vine
yard.n There were no services in. the
morning. Z.
The subjects of Rev. NTiller's diScourses
at the Disciples Church yesterday were I,
MISUNDERSTANDING" eyening-"The
True Council" Nv.
"Judah's Plea for Benjamin" was the
subjectlof Rev. Clancey's sermon at the
Baptist Church yesterday morning. In
the evening he preached upon "Our Re.
sort in Every Time OF Need"
No services were held in the First Pres
byterian Church yesterday.
Rev. Barnitz, OF the English Lutheran
Church, yesterday morning preached up
on the words, "Self Renowned" and in
The evening took for his subject, "Flesh
and Blood Not Consulted" w.,
Rev. MofIat resumed his place in the
pulpit Of the Second Presbyterian Church
~ IL.
ye Els Honor Judge cranmer yesterday
morning occupied the pulpit Of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church.
The anniversary exercises at 81. Al
phonsus Church yesterday attracted q
very large congregation. At A. N. the
members OF the 81. Alphonsns Society
marched TO the church and received COM
munion in body. Asolemn high mass
was celebrated at 10 o'clock by Father
Bayer, with Father Kreusch as deacon
and Mr.. Connolly as sub-deacon. Father
schwabl, Of Pittsburgh, then preached ar
interesting sermon. A mass composed by
Prof. Volkenrath, the organist, was SUNG
by the choir, Vaas' band furnishing the
instrumental music. The exercises
closed with solemn vespers and bene
diction in the afternoon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-07

CRY PERsosA1s.-Dayid Reese, Of
Wheeling, was elected q Vice President
Of the recently organized "Amalgamated
Iron and Steel Association"
Rev. cCleary, Of Bridgeport, preached
at the Bellaire NJ. L. Church yesterday.
The Neshannock base ball club, Of New
Castle, Pa, is stopping OF the Grant.
Hon. John A. Hutchinson and c. G.
Cole, Eq., Of Psrkersburg, are at the St.
James.
Mr.. VIM. Travis and lady start for
the Centennial to-day.
Mr.. Beverly Eoff and family are sum-
mering at the Wheeling House, West
Alexander. '9'
james Dickey, John, Dickey, VIM.
Rhoades and ]. r. Noble returned on
Saturday evening from an Eastern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hull Quarter are at
Hon. John 4. Campbell, of Hancock
county, was in the city on Saturday.
Mr.. BENZ. DAILY, the Governors private
secretary, has gone to the Centennial.
Hon. Daniel Peck and lady have gone
10 the mountains for their health.
Il was generally conceded on the street
yesterday that Jingle will be nominated
by reclamation.
John 0. Pendleton says that II all the
delegates who promised TO vote for him
will do 80 he will secure the nomination
for Prosecuting Attorney. But Jordan
and Woods are just as sanguine.
Squire Caldwell is a good Justice, and
the people know it. In the last cam
paign he was nominated by both parties,
and will probably be in this; as we see
that the Democrats placed him on their
ticket Saturday night. =, g..
Mr.. Jos. stringer, prominent citizen
Of Portland, Ohio, suffered an attack o.
appoplexy, on Saturday afternoon, and is
now recovering. %
Capt. Thos. Moore, of TiltonvillC, at.
tanned his iifty.ninth birthday a day OF
twos The anniversary was observed
by grand dinner at tile residence o.
VIM. Klevis, which was attended by all
the old people in the vicinity. In The
evening the Captain was serenaded by
Prof. Thompsons silver cornet band. A
number of people. from this city were
present and participated in the celebra'
lion.
r. Leadley started for Philadelphia
Sunday evening. 49,. x. -
E. G. Cracraft, Esq, is off to see the
Centennial. : = 50
Manager James Hamilton, since he has
been rusticating at Tltonville, has be-
come crack shot. Saturday evening
last he killed seven birds at two shots.
That prince Of. comedians John Z
Owens, Is booked for the Opera House in
September. Mrs. ,Chanfrau, Augusta
Dargon, the Holman Opera Troupe, and
other big cards have also been engaged.
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For THE LADrEs-A rare chance. We
notice by the advertisement Of | Blum d
Bro. at the head Of our local this'morn-
ing that this firm in a brief tone announce
to the ladies that they will continue
their closing out sale for one week
longer. This firm never carry any stock
therefore they take this method Of
Of closing out, and at this sale
they offer unusual Great Bargains.
We will quote some Of their prices at
which they are selling their goods, viz
Black Iron Grenadines worth s. per yard
at 81, plaid and striped Black Grenadines
ut 20 cents, summer silks at 20 cents, lace
points at SIS and So; linen suits as low as
s., bed spreads worth 81, so for rs cents,
dress plaids for one-half their value: In
fact, we should advise all those anticipat-
ing purchase in, dry goods during this
week to give /. Blum & Bro. call. g.
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SAM 12N. SH.M. TIN
70 u " Is
50. MS I2M SPIN "a TEN
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TRANSFER OF REAL EsrATE.-The fol-
lowing deed, transferring real estate, was
admitted to record at the office OF the
Clerk Of the County Court Saturday:
Deed made July 90, 1875, by VIM. D.
Cabell and wife and A. Moore, jr., In his
own right and as trustee for Mrs. Cabell,
TO G. H. Merkel, for lot No, ll5 in the
Seventh ward, fronting on Huron street;
cEnO