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New-York tribune., 1876-07-18
Gteamboais ano Railroads.

4 LBANY and TROY by day boats c. VIB-
q BAP r6 and DANEL DkEwLeaye XestEryst s Fsr
Ft9wS gg ,eryooa Wss, Point Sew5rg hoagnksepsS ,al
Win new ram al p M for me West over, over TST,l0TH PIX
Tnts2 ana BY SPECIAL an to saa,oga agd Found LaI & o
West PC4t and NewJnrgh ana return same day 81 rough
pRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
81, and Naugauck Railroads Fare g. ste9mer Bhl ~
.. IN.
RROQKLYN, N&W,YORK, and NEW
TrooEyn ~ O. Vcs;rv st. NcwYoIk at go, and twenty
Sa cSzea wc. " sp Point r. M. and % GaTav' RsaTa arrive AZ
fToSkn m fGly , a. 9 MI IdSkh5 esS fG THE ROUND IF a.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
P Leave New.York from foot of DesDrosses and Cort
$50 ~. for Washington and the West. Pullman parof
Gas LON NeW.l oa 70 ha,unoIe nor ai1 Ma,ll5t%a ,. ,t
0areh Ca'sgo Cincinnati m LGn,yiiG %c, & Ins 'IliG S
e25 am United Express with through Pullman cars arriv
ing 1T WashpSien az 40 r ~ and making Same con
ncctOHs or the West as IRE C,oiug tram lnis tla.n
~ ,. m Cor 70 .pond, arriving at iag,.mond at 95
3H4 @ & Ne" m m ans ans, intonRh & G9IS ron NV @ a"lN @ 20
cars FROM Baltimore Chicago Cincinnati. 81 Lous-
500 p M, day Washington, the South ard West Pull
man sieeprrs TO Baltimore and washington, and from
NSs5 Connects a! Wasn,rstgA ,, Mh Trans ior FGa
For through tickets, please c2l at comP,nys Offices 2l5
ASK FOR TIcKErs vIA 4 = iMoREAND ONO h. n.
y CHAMPION OF WALTER BEErr da w. from Canatst.
Pier az y r. az p Ii. tart o1'. hcr1ls rt.
CUTIZENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
THE ADIE0Nb bACEs, NOS IHgAL, and al Ioinls NoriG
gau steamboats, OF THIS Lye leave DAILY lsa,urcay. cK
connecting morning trains y. Y. Central Rensselaer,
and saiaosa aHa 4I ana y son ana c9Il,f fsli'"'''
JOSEPH CORNELL. sJTt
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Gclp tuauie0

pOY. "a ENTRY CLERK-Salary, - Peg
ID week Address, with reference IN o"h "h'"A's' 20
Box A.SJ4
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pcnl,5lrn

SOMETHING NEW CHEAP AMI BEAUIl-
- IIL'-"s Lrsa rlu Plates tutl,lf.1E .r 1"l 'H.
stance. l"t aIil'.-- '.'N. ,e',. t'''s ..hs
ipf beauty. I'sfiH i1 I
I appreciated. Ia..r day, fHd only $40 i' SD 90
s,f Ja au saIairy. A-l. best luNHr f- .t"H rlN 20
30 t.r .l4 I.ffut r., -sl D.. .I..,. G'.t. rt.
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NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH r. r.

~ CENTRAL II. X. OF NEWJLRcEG. -.
ALL RAIL LINE BETWEEN NEW-NORK long
BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, SEA GlEI, AND sQChN.
Tine Tabe July TO- 1876: Ncw-NOTE from
foot Of L6ertys. North River, at 7aj 9l5 lli5 a. n,
Al trains 70 Long Branch Ocean Grove Gir and
SQuan.
stages Keyport connect at Matawau Station
with all trains. ii. y. BALDWIN, Gen. Pass Agent
IL u. III l. L.
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gce Cream.

SSFLL" ICE-CrEAI BEST ~ TIE
,i.- Dealers atU chuI,U.. -, r'f fs I.l quart - 1
altsut on 20 out taar aid. D. I- IHli. Hals..
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r Cfcedm5or only ?. N.
.Er.ln - - Il .nl d. n.n.i. \.

From r., y. r.. end q. Depot, north OF Forty;
Flu. COLLEGE Point. and stone
s, $50 u a. j.. L. 80, 800. OLD GiJ. p.
Tor Great Neck Biguch-9lJ q. $40, o. 70 D. u. 80
For Flushing lMaustJ-JI5. 1898 o. 10, l&tp, ?oj ll5
T5r Garden City ard Henrstead-915 1893 a. m, 5o5
T..
For Babylon and patcho0uo- 915 O.. ID, sos p. ul
Long IlaEd and southern Depot south o. Ferry:
Tor Far hochaHay aU4 urhaUay LlacI-J 10, II q. In
Ior Southport and Port JcGcrson-s $50 a. M NorLpor
$40 d. u.
For Locust V.lieg-g2o1 %. tn. C4Op.m.
For BsbylJu-J Ca. ui., $40 10.
TtiIy boats lrfgo Sow l1r-, foot ~ clip Sundays
excepted. from % 40 every 80 mut- previous 10
uc ntUl OF trains !Ioa Long !-.aHd CIV SUNDAY boats
$50. 1880, Il.t 81. Ode, ], q. 8. 9, 3. G, and D.
EtITy boats leave .tWhor t1't o Las, lHiIy YaT. 70,
over. 3 rfIutr. g..Ua .gUtl.ur. aims.
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Nldrbic an1 Slate Hlantel5.

Hllrbc an1 Slate Hlantel5.
4 TTENTTON Now is the time to purchase
~ SLATE AND MARBLE NANTEL~. ~ ,
low. slate steps aud rsers aud a mas OF
slate work. fi-S ~, J. \ SIC o. %
~ rou-squarc, y. !. titu ave, ANA usL)
GASONI & ISOLA,
- STEAM MAHRIE and GRANITE WORKS,
!. 20 10" west 10th ST., near broadway
Monuments. Msu"Is Afars, fgur,, iiing N'nscuiins.
GTFWARTs Slate, Marble, and Wood Mantel5
- elegant designs ranging H price nom 80 up
The trade hDvIaIy GcIt with 22D anu ~ West -Jos-
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-trAllsTREss ond - ID CInLDREN.-A

- 4. ANlN NfsrN iitl f'.fi' ~
5 prIf ar. tg yo-u eoiHu az ur t'i ss 70, :. "a.
cut ruU DO. upr'sJ,s uu NIegl.r% =" s" . ..-t
ts fl., IA. ' month la1r aud .as DO 'l W t1 .e'
,lr, of fuulfI N.''. . - ~ i'.-.
,uco Apply at tie PARIS Av4.N~i' o-' o-1"''' ''''
1 j.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-18

! ADY's MAZDA situation wanted by q
SIus'le ur,Jan IS l.dy's wld 'ut seaM,titss would
isis. VIA tic housekeeping; best city reference cal AZ ol
NN.lt ISM 81
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LNrANTS, NrRSE-A rcsneciable Protestant

a y 4 y
woman, thoTOughy Itcommtneol iru NC ulS - -,
m t,. r as inst rass infants can brng up b'9y
m r blir or would see % grown children. Inquire tor c,
- no = AIS AGENCY 623 0thIye., 3bh aud 81 u-sts
New-York tribune., 1876-07-18
III. 2. BALDNlN oehefal fassehIeI agent

EOR NEW-HANEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
u FIELD, WHITE MOUNTAINS. MONTREAL ana inter
mediate points leave pie 20, j. r. da:y lSunda's
excepted D. t23dst, f. H. 3lj m and u D. m con
meeting with special trans al New Haven for Hartford Spring
1ed Tickets sold checked at 9t broadway
NewYOrk asd Court-st, Brooklyn. Excursion 10 New
ITa,..u au.Y
New-York tribune., 1876-07-18

4 y
Eot Trans ssSe Newl Ork via Desbrosses and CorL
lrrloss for Hausburg Pittsburgh the West a7o SOUTH
W. f.iag iaisce ts attached, $50 IN, and $50 j. l
fog Wilusrori Ioc, Haven Cory sul Eric a. go and
80 y ~ c'aAcSu1< az Cory Tor iitusyho Petroleum Cen
For Baltimore Wa.hpgon and tho souu, Limited Wash.
$50 a arrives @: Wssl1e ton Al 4 D. M. Regular al 80
A. ."o ana b m sunday - .. D.. .
- so, 8 b ma a1d ~ Might Recommendation, q r..
~ t.y 2 ~ sunday Iaa j, t., Z. $50, AID y n Eai
,.for cen.elnlai Depot a $50 oSo 75o n. aud8 D.
a. as. go, G. and 705 D. On sauay 40 and
f&or & Sssysrk sysrk AZ G. CSC. 7,74os9 10 lam. 121oj J.
a. 30 $40 g. $40 800 40, ., go 5ip y:lb GO
SSS ~ h hsl0; io' tia.) y. n and IL lsht sunday
os Ets4s3 Il }s 9a9 io p 59 % y ar? l2%
S51 l8o. 20, 10 liIO ,. m. aut u IAsAt SUNDAY
40 .5 o 10 Z 20. to s. % i 5 sl2 F., 25 5Rl2
fof M@fl.tse peh at1oy, sld ao1,l AuDoy, AMI 10
{or Nss.jrsriss Z, 5, and u a. no., 2, 3IO 4IO o.
If Laa' N..l. tone. ~ ?. ma q ard $40 y. N.
aor knest4i ana Rocky iil., ; 20 a 90. aads lCp u
Fof iai5,r. p, a'.i ~ q Il and =. 10 ~. 1 u /" 4'
feE PhnAl s5arg snd Bcusere J50a a. aud i:Io D. m
Tor MeiesT ard somerset branch, n a. N. pm
e ~, 't.ni sldeItaI, aInso and tanosa. 40 and
{'T For 5rssse,a l.S9 q 20, 4lo and p M
fS5 49, s.,o,a penttr,gH, Camden, va fgs Amboy
~ MN i s ,a Ag31moat uhct0a' 4.IO .. H. 49,
ana 80 a. ~ via Aoncogih Juuct.on.
ana lv;;o p Hr daily l0lO a. N. ana ESQ y. n ds.l}
th9spt Monday IIom.~ aiHft0n and Baltimore GJO H..
dePha sos ego G 1910 ~ lo ~ iso d. a. M i $io S55
d1T 5O5 600 GO iGiO ii56 a. s ga. sod 1910 p d.
diekst OMess s2g and ~ Groedway 10 As,cr Gouse,
asol aso9sEn AID A nos ~ Il ana s IIudaont obokea
|iy ~ T @at ~ otee 10 s,tery Place
fsASx XEnssnS esas1si StJsisss
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NEW YORK AND ,PHlLADELpuIA MY

BOUND BaOOk ROUTE n
ptS. EESfE AEU FREIGHT IAIIpHS' Y
IS EIW YORK; enisl Railroad Of NeaJcraey, foot Of
~ FuiIAuLiIIIh-%or TcnuIIyauia Railroad. cor
A'' i'''- ,oGataae MONDAY, June l9 ls7o Trains
Leave New. Tlz at q .s. .i q. u1 1880 10 ut' D. M
Iays ftpi. I1 at $50 g.u .Ii $50. .-u. 3D.. 4. pr.
I'I4Iu D.Hu. ROOM t..i altIt-i.I 10 li' 'iJ ana
lars l,r pa.scfctrs fr ght 70" a 10y oi.f r''t
Centennial Grounds. Do D. D, .'.'.'' 7, b, r
New-York tribune., 1876-07-18

DHUADELPHlA via LONG BRANCH and
tc.EI.H. J. Il,ai.I sDIIi'f'. g. t.f1Ir In". t.|I
~ ay rH,ue. commencing J4.c l5, 1870. Lr'v s'w
YO.k f!Dr b, -tI i,F. i'tt t0c,'r 'l t;i' h m
Branch -..l..f tN $50 20 IHi lIl... plId
Lone Brtuch irms RIVER, NarHuwn, 'uo Nirs.auu. $50
.g fi Philadelphia, Long lI tu,. and IHl.tiuu' I|u
D. NJ Io1g Branch, Toms iiYC aa0 "aI"'Nni '.5' p
- b.. ft.II lYI Branch
surJsys ssOA u Tor LD.R Erllcu. rctrrIug ~ p in
vs.. IS. StI.uI.4 C. ~.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-18

( utONER.-An English Protestant yo-ng "Sl2n ~
good plain iJu,ly cook makes pedl aG' ,,u a. = m m
T co1utry: is thoroughly recommended; moderate ses
n-In.sts
New-York tribune., 1876-07-18
NEW-YORK, NEW-HAVEN AND HART

VISIONS ulner Arrangement commencing June j, 1876.
Passenger station IN New York, Grand Central Depot
on Forty second 81.
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=
b BURGI bv steamboat ARNiENIA.-Leave Fulton-st.
Brooklyn, 9; Vcs;ry St. NcwNoIk, at 500, and Twenty
fOurh-st. g1j NJ landing lOnkers, Iona Isisd
COzlens, Point and cornwall Returning, arrive 20
Brooklyn at Z y. 1ICkETS FOR THE ROUND TRIP, ~.
o Island IS
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NFONTCLATR AM GREENWOOD LAKE

WI RAuWAY.-IIaius leave foot Curaucts 81 daily un-
Greenwood Lake and intermediate stations
$50 ard 4:Sn j. m. For MONrCLAIK ard oI:ASeE
intermediate stations at s. % 4. i in, 5u 45i Jtf
C2O $50 D. Little Falls ana intern dc station" %
$50 a. n 420 $50 and $50 p. For EngHOod and sli
intermediate stations az $50 y.
C0mmuatiOn other tickets may be obtained OF Office IN
and at Company Office No ll5 BrOddWay New.
York. ". I DDkN IN, ~ult ilitt Ittil
New-York tribune., 1876-07-18

Trains for HeW.Hayen leave at 7:IO (Aocnl S0j lExl
800 (Accn IL a. N. (EX.l IL y. tAccn), tkIl, 20
(Accn (Ex), 4+0 and 5l5 (Local EH) 9 Vx). and 10
For South HorwaII 7aO sOj 9O5 IL a. m 12m C7x).
7l9 sos, 9s5, 1910 a H. II NJ T. ~, Jl5 1855. 440,
Boston Express via Springfield at sos and II I and
via Shore Line al and 20 p M tie 800 o. IN, l.
9, and 10 y. N. stopping At Stamford, NOIWalk, and
sos ana IL IN, 8. g. and 10 D. n. at BrldgePorL The
sos N. ard D. connect with trans Shore Line D
VISION FOR Providence a1d the Connecticut Valley at
szyDiO1N. The 6V9 a. On. ana 3 J.. N: connect WIN
EfOre Line Division for Norwich and New. Haven and
Northampton H. H. at New Haven. and the so. and
tOr Newport; eU5, IL an ~ snd .. trains
meet hC9unscucut River H. r. az Springfield and
ior Montreal The 500 a. and connect with Nau
Fatuck and HOus1touC r. Rs at bridgeport The 500
and J, IS. k40. and Q p with Janbury and Sorwalk
South hOrwalk and the sos 4. L 4.3O aud D. M
with New- Canaan t. T. az Stamford.
sunday Boston NAL a. D. via SYuughcld AT 10
r. m. via Providence.
D[4wugroo.l Csls Day Ezpress and Sleeping Cars
Night Express trsius.
tickets can purchased at Ticket once Of Company AZ
Grand Central Depot Oi1cos o. ~ transfer co. 3l4
bToadWay, hewY0fk and 80 ICUtst Brooklyn, who VIII
aSc cheek baggage from Ies deuce 70 defamation.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-18

TVSEFUL.-A yoang gilL American Protest.
rSaera,y u.,lul. Wiling and pas t,GI r'sls' ".ss , 10y
~, IN NOME BG l.LAU, i55 otlaNc, icur doors
above lOthst.
WAITRESS and HANHERMAiD.-A neat
~ Tugsh Protestant yoons wCut' l'tt"s-y r, r.,li,
,iei a. 6rs class Waitress gets up slaGs uuuriai9hds
silver aud Is taruughy peri euf' ts t9n ,.ua 60" 20
Ns,tur and ulu. Can De seen g. lhe fhI'Ap AHA-NNA
s23 jtiiaye between 36ti aud 'tthsts
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Galcs bn Autliou

tJnlc5 tn Autlion
A. NEEwIv Auctouocr
10y BANGS, MERWlN ~ Co., Cos Broadway,
15 near BUnd st-Sales 0i BOoes WOrhs OF Ari &C. &c
New-York tribune., 1876-07-18

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
iP and Naugauck Railroads. Fare 81. Steamer GE.
PORT Tleayes Cathanc slip al 1880 me- aud bridgeport at IL
New-York tribune., 1876-07-18

,r who can do plain cooking and Is nice wasaer ana
rr llUg 10 MAJ hcrsof generally useful wherever her
tr,ices NAV D. requiIcd wages moderate. Call al CAR
D. al. SHAVE. eth ~.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-18
ponrd nnd ROOM wand.

4 Young MAN dcsir0us of spending the
- saul.giu boz br country WI give instructions m la,ih
GI.,i tru.u. N,ut OH" EH..l brtr,ari N trllIu ll a
l,lui ana small bclt tt,i'rtHces can bo CIV on
,. M.. BOA 1881, ro,t1m,'.
BOARD WANTED-City or Coautry.-Scnd
- particulars u.l pr..su BpAttDl'' t''
Eril.ay. IsrauI.hri 1851 Bolrior7 suite ANN ''i'iy
I'ENTLENAN wife and brother want per
~ m,usuty largo ana adjoining HALL ROOMS pEI'e
family Hi.pfftu: terms WHa Ir NcrF uoltiffi y"' '('t
eu,,, si.cu and required. CulN-FLph, Tribune once.
SNIANTED-Bv single man, ROOM and
w TDtE. PuyIto family where tiorr arc hlt lev
81 no Dfrr Ia.r,r tr us r uldHTatc references ex
changed. Address -, Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1876-07-18
NEW ROUTE TO BOSTON.-BOSTON

~ NEW-YOIk AIR LINE, % miles skOTT tH anu 0ihtT
line magnificent scenery ne finest 1Hd igost coI oftte rd pg
Ne England Express trains leave Grand cent al
Depot Middle;OwH WinanC, Putnam ana Boston 81 II
a n. aud p m. -
For Worcester and Boston, Ubt0W cGRgc W cAF@ III p H.
For MiddletoNn a 2 m; ,,,.,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-02-24
From, Chelsea,

At a meeting held at the G. & NV. L.
r. depot in Chelsea February 9th, for
the purpose of discussing the best meas
ures TO be adopted to secure the appro-
priation Of so much of the Swamp Land
Fund as is derived from lands situated in
Townships bordering on the Iowa River
for the purpose of having said river
Strengthened and ditchcd in such man
ner as to prevent it from Overlooking the
lands from which the fund was derived,
and thus rendering them tillable, resolu-
tons were adopted to the effect that
as said lands were originally granted
TO the county for re-drainng ard ditching
said lands the appropriation asked for
was in compliance with the conditions of
the original grant and therefore of right
ought to be made.
X Committee was also appointed to
meet with the Board Of Supervisors on the
third day of their April session, and 10
present the matter to them in proper and
explicit manner. The Committee con-
ssts Of j. A. Wiley, L. McCommons and
Henry Cory with Anthony Wilkinson,
Martin Smith and A. B. BEEN, as alter
mates.
A motion was made to send copy of the
proceedings to each of the county papers
with request TO them TO publish the same,
Carried.
1t is hoped that the remaining Town.
chips situated along the river will cooper
ate with Salt Creek in this matter.
J W. SnALER,
Secretary.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-02-24
Nothing to Live For.

o,h.- -ts'o Planter came to Vicksburg the
n h, Jay, sold his cotton, put the morey
-, Al' pocket-book and started down the
s' q Leaning too far over The guards.
n. 'oat backed out he fell overheard
No, poflemonnic which was in his side
nm ). hoated out and rode with his hat
~ 'ue surface of the water while the
Wv, u' carried the negro away. The
,,. ~. was lowered, and assistance at once
ne.as sa towards the drowning man, who,
h. ,''ns his treasure floating off, raised
80 ~ voice and shouted
-, r"se dat pocket boukm
Al 40 mead went under and he disappear.
an ~ ne rose up again, he gasped:
9. Sll9 in dat pocket bookr'
to. acely had he uttered the words he.
=, ne sank a second time.
tim. sa"l came within reach lust in
h. ' 70 rescue the drowning African a.
a. ne 10 the surface for the last time
Dosa Dn az The water was wiped from his
sns., a mouth SO that he could see and
peak, he asked: A"'
Nv Nv you save dat pockctkook:n
a NV: was the response.
" " "ell' den said the negro, regretfu,.
nler'1 I T de debbil was de use oh sayin
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-02-24

Tho New Advertisement of 'Messrs. J.
N. Camery & Son may be fond in to-
days paper. This firm have been for the
past few weeks making and completing
arrangements, for the machinery thay
will handle the coming season and are
now receiving it in large quantities ready
for the spring trade. By reference 10
their advertisement it will be seen that
the goods sold by them arc all frst-Class.
and such articles as they can commend
to their customers and fully warrant.
They have been Engaged in this business
in this locality for a number of years
and arc well known as upright, straight,
honest business men, in whom the farm
ers can place the utmost confidence with
no danger Of their confidence being
abused. They have in their employ a
genial, good-natured Bohemian clerk
Charlie Cavalier, who will be pleased
to see any Of his countrymcn at any time
and will 'atk to them in their own Ian
guagc. Call and see the goods sold by
this firm.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-02-24
Another Excellent Name.

Z, c. Ebcrsolc, Esq, an attorney at
Toledo, Iowa, is urged by many to be-
come q candidate for the State SuDerin-
tendency. We have long known Mr..
EbGrs0Ie, and know him n be well fitted
10 perform the duties connected with
thai office. He is Il graduate of Amherst
college, Mass, was professor Of Matte
mates in Western College and professor
OF Greek and Latin in the State Univer-
Sity. He is gifted with scholarly attain
ments, and ranks among the hest of those
whose names have been mentioned in
connection with the place Prof Ebcr-
sole would make worthy successor to
Super atendcnt Aberncthy.
We clip the above from the last Mar
shall Republican, and while We endorse
all ii says in regard to the fitness and
ability of the gentleman for the position,
we are authorized TO state that he has
c included after mature deliberation not
TO allow his name to be used in that con-
uection-at the present time at least.
The March number of the Eclectic
opens with timely article on ''Montene-
gro by NJ. Edward A. Freeman, who
throws much valuable light upon the
Eastern Question" in general, and the
instruction in Herzegovina in peculiar.
Other notable articles in the number are
Il lecture On Science and Art; Utility
and Beauty by the Right Hon W Z.
Gladstone; In Ny Study Chair, " "Richc-
leu" Songs Of the Winter days" by
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-02-24
The FesiiYal-a Grand Success.

In accordance with notice given through
the CHRONICLE and otherwise, the ladies
Of the NJ. Z. Church gave a Festival at
Galley & Johnstons Hall, Tuesday even
ing. The day opened out bright and
beautiful but towards evening the wealth
er became colder d was quite disa-
greeablc. The Hall was handsomely
decorated with chromos and engrayings,
an organ taken there, some tables and
various games provided, while in the
lower room the long counters were spread
with a supper which would have done
credit to first class hotel in the variety
OF edibles furnished, the excellent man
ner in which they were prepared, and the
handsome silver and glass ware which
was displayed. The ladies worked like
bees all afternoon, and with the assist
anoe Ct several gentlemen had things in
good shape. About the usual time the
people began coming in, and the hall
was soon crowded. The time was spent
in music, games, conversation, prone
nading, &c, &c, everybody seemingly
enjoying themselves to their fullest ex-
tent We think we never attended fes-
tival where there was less jar or more
general gayety. The receipts were far
beyond the brightest expectations of the
most sanguine. being over $50 which,
considering the general closcness of the
times, is very satisfactory. The expenses
were very light and all whom we have
heard express an opinion sayit was. one
of the pleasantest affairs of the kind
ever held in Toledo. 1t was thought by
some that the festival would be failure,
but it was generally supposed that the
wish was father to the thought In fact,
we are informed that certain parties
made bets to the effect that the receipts
wouldn't pay expenses, but we are happy
to state that their prophecies failed to
prove true.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-02-24

lhose who have been treated by DR..
farnal Il Son, of Cedar Rapids. speak in
complimentary terms of their treatment
ana nave fiatterlng hopes of their speedy
recovery, though some of their diseases
we're of long standing The Doctors
VIII again be at the American House on
the 9TH and 8th of March. 1t will nav
those who have Chronic Diseases To r,1i
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-02-24

P IIcak 70 W Roaderigsl lots No
1tS 8 blk Stons add to Toledo. $22J
5 VI Chapman to \ Floss Cd sw d
NV sw So is. ............... 100
O Parks to A Cordner pit nc sc q
CO 10. ......... ....-.. lJo
]. IL. Barker Trustee to Nelson 4
Barker sw II 81 Is. ............ 400
NJ. P. Boyle to Ida E. Boyle NJ eh
lot blk 5also e north lot 6 blk
) also lot No | blk 10 lot 10 blk 8
6 pit lot 6 blk in Toledo. ...... 500
J. G. Strong to J. AtchisUn lot No
% and pt a in blk II in Traer.. 1860
Heirs Of Evalinc Sherman to C. D.
Sherman ne Sc and NV sw of 10
So ID. ................... 700
E. Palmer to J. e. Safely NV Sc of 49,
NV is 81 -. Observation-Disclosures. 30
D c Lamb to Joseph Sebesta nj NV
81 SO 10. 800
\ Pickett to d c Hathorn ne nc II
50 IA Observation-Disclosures. $50
F IlolIiugshcad to Malcom ST. sc
NV q & ne NV % So 10 pit ne sc
- ID. .................. 03OO
Mary J Fink to W Grill nj sc 81 80
observation-disclosures. 1900
Oscar Park to J II & IL Sandedall
lots Nos : 80 & 10 blk Park
add to Tama City.
J Prescott to G Prescott 8! NV So IS 1000
Michael Hcrrigan "! Sc sc sc Sc 81 10 300
Taplin & WilcoXcn 10 W 3 Mum
brue sc SC II pit sw sW 1G So 10. 210O
f VI Griffith to W 3. Mumbrue pit
NV sc cw & WI sw Sc sw % Sc IS 1893
VI d Wilkinson to W Wilkinson
II % c! ne 20 8 -. 375
NJ f Church to f } VI Wonscr lot
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-02-24

We received a pleasant call Wednesday
morning from Mr.. 4. G. Hubert, the sen
Tor member of the firm of Hubert Bros,
Marshailtown, extensive dealers in Musi-
cal instruments and Musical merchandise
generally,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-02-24

A series of meetings began at the Chris
tian Church Tuesday evening of this
week conducted by O. II. Derry and j.
Irwin West. Services will be held each
evening during this week, also, next
Lords day and evening. All are cordially
invited to attend.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-02-24

Inc leap year necktie" for nen,lemer
is out We have not seen ii. but suspcc,
IL is young lady's sleeve, with an arm in
| 1t, and goes all tho way around the neck
Every enterprising yourg gentlemen
should have one.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-02-24

An unfortunate lunatic, who died re-
Gently IN an Eastern Asylum, seems to
nave hved neither wisely nor well. A
post-mortem examination led to the dis
coFery Of no fewer than 9 900 articles in his
stomach, viz Sixteen hundred and forty
two brass headed tacks, six finch cut
nails, twenty-one 3,inch cut nails, ten :
'hch cut nails, twelve 2a-inch cut nails,
seven s-inch cut nails, thirty brass but
Ions, eight pins, twelve buckles, twenty
bits of glass, three pieces of string, seven
foot long, one piece of leather four inches
long, and one shoemaker's pegging-awl;
the total weight of which was % pounds
and 10 ounces. Ouch No wonder the
poor fellow felt funny.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-02-24
The Asbury Twins. BY Sophie Ma! ,

ITuSTrNITN. ST ~.
Sophie May meyer presses. she never
initiates She never cNults 4 superhuman
and languishing saintljness as the true
type Of human life. Her characters io not
seem like straycd and homc>ick angels
pining fora speedy Translation. They are
thoroughly flesh and blood creatures, Of
ten impusive, now and thea going wrong,
with the lower and higher natures dH!ly
coming into cI3se conflict and fighting
doubtful battles But she always puts
due honor upon What is true "nd noble,
while showing All intense Partially
for souls that rhrob with strong forces,
and keeping little rrvrlrucc for humblum
people and N thcmeticai goodness. -
h,r,,;,,y star,