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, 1876-08-26

TAKE a REsT.-Strict attention TO
business is cnmmendab!e in AL men,
and it is one of The prerequisites Of sue
cess. But this cannot De continued
indefinitely without serious deleriora-
tion, or even fatal injury. Whea the
strain Of care and labor has been se
we're and long continued, the brain be
comes benumbed and the hand Loses
part of lis cunning. The strong viii
may overcome this for a time, aud
force both brain and hand to ConJiuu-
ed duty; but The greater the force
thus used, the greater viii be the re.
action, and unless due precau'ion be
taken, the silver cord will be broken,
and insanity, paralysis or death en>ue-
To one who can SO arrange bis affairs,
frequent periodical stoppages OF labor
though they are briet-are prefer
able 20 running at race-hOrSo speed for
eleven months Of the year only to get
a respite for the other monlh. Better
80 manage your business as to take
for yourself and give 10 your employ
es a part or all OF Saturday for >en-i-
BILE recreation. Then instead of rush
ing off to base bali, to return with
black eyes and borken fingers, entail
ing days and weeks Of di-comiort ani
s..;a0-,, l., l.. IL ---------i',---a --
away in The green fields, or 60 visit
ing country friends, where you may
get breath of iiaayea's fresh air.
, 1876-08-26

THE cavalry branch Of the army Of
Greece numbers eleven men, nine
horses, one old omnibus from New
York, and 4 buck board for The
Colonel. The horses are now being
shod and the cavalry placed On a war
tu0tiEg
, 1876-08-26

a patent has been recently taken
out in France for accelera,ing the
process OF tanning leather by Passing
an electric current through The Sulu-
il"n Of tanuin while the skins are In
the watts. The bottom of the vat forms
one Of the poles and the other pole Is
placed on the surface of the liquid ::
oy electric action molecular trans
poriaTion" of the tannin eneueS, which
thereby passes through the SKINS aud
penetrateS them more rapidly than in
The usual method. II is said that
heavy skins may be tanned by this
process in thirty TO thirry>fve days,
instead Of twelve TO fifteen months.
, 1876-08-26

\ feminine lrc'uresS SAWS that there
are FIVE AMI half million superilu
ouS women in This country. But The
blamed self invited fiaudS want seal
skin sacques four bultouei kids, ban-
giles aud s,ripped stockings, just the
same a, If they weren't supe.1uous.
Such cheek
, 1876-08-26

WHILE ten men watch for chances,
one man makes chauces; viii ten
men wait for something 10 tnTn mp,
on" Turns something M; 50. while ten
fail, one sncoeedS ani is called Ean
of lUck-tha favorites of fortune.
There II 10 luck like pluck, ami for
tune most favors those who are most
indifferent to f rtuue.
, 1876-08-26

SENsIrIyEvEss or THIS BLiyp.-J" ohm
STANLEY, the musician, lU-t his sight
when two years Of age. lie hai 20
correct an ear, that lac never torgo,
the voice of a pcrson he Ead once
heard speak. An instance * gwen IN
which he recollcc,el ihe voice Of a
person he had not heard for twenty
wears. who then accosjcd him Iu an
assumed voice. II twenty people
were seated at the table together, be
would address them all ~ regular or
der. without their silnltions being
previously known 10 him. Riding ou
horseback was one OF his tayoriie tx
ereisea, though il you'd seem very
dangerous one for the bind, and to-
ward the close of his life, when he
lived in Epping Forest, England, and
wished 10 give his friends 81 airing, be
would take them the pleasant ruai,
and point out the most agreeable pros
poets. lie played at whist with great
readiness and judy ment. Each card
was marked at the corner wiki the
point Of a needle, but these marks
were so deiicately fine as scarcely TO
be di-ccrned by any person not prevI-
ously apprised of them. His hant
was generally the tirst arranged, aud
il was not uncommon for him 10 com
plain of the party that they were toe
tedious in sorting their cards. He
could tell the precise tine by a watch.
He knew the number of persons in
the room when he entered il ; would
direct his voice to each person in par
ticular-eyen 10 strangers when ;hey
had once spoken; and would miss
any one if they were absent, aud
could tell who that one was.
, 1876-08-26

SPUEGEoN tells the following story :
"A poor man, who had Il large family
gave them very comfortable supper,
while he was IN health. He broke
hiS leg, AMI was laid up for some
weeks. A he would be for some
,i.ae destitute IF The me lis OF grace.
il was proposei TO held a praye:
meeting at his hoGse. The meeting
was led By Deacon Brown. \ loud
knock at the door interrupted the ser
vice. a tall, lanS, blue frocked young
s,er stood a; the door, with an OK
goad in MS hand, and asked 50 see
Deacon Brown. Father c0u!d no;
attend this meeting" lie said, lint he
sent his prayers, and they are out in
the cart" They were brought in a; in
the shape of potatoes, beef, pork and
corn. The meeting broke up without
any bened,clion."
, 1876-08-26

4 Young lady view ing Dom Pedro
in ST Louis, The other day. remar ked,
a. She fixed he- eyes on the carriage,
I" It is:'' exactly immortality To see
an emperor, CT c,nr>e. but il's a
glimpse, at last, Of King Dom come.
, 1876-08-26

MEy, says Adam Smith, are ratar
ally unsenumenlal. 4 m4n viii Scoop
the bottom out of an egg without
thinking that tie mother Of that egg
i, Ferhaps,a q hundfed r,.lcs away il
the rain.
, 1876-08-26

y suit Of ancient armor recently
uHearlhel in R1nn proves beyond
he need Of protecting that Ior;ion Of
tie body mcst exposed when Uar-
rior leaves the f.ht ana starts for
home.
, 1876-08-26
FARM FOR &A.E,

[ FARM FOR SALE of One Half Section Of land
Il a GOOD FRAME HOUSE, anl FRA NJ BARN
and a soOi OICHARD, yith FRUIT aud HRUB-
Berry on place. There Is al! aluulIr,e OF ., 81
running water, ah3 pleny OF III bzr flr fire ,.,o!
and fencing puip0sss, on tie hand Il. pae- i sit
uate. one and one half miles from Dayton COIuru-
bia county, a~huston territory. FOr furlbsr Tar-
tcu.srs, address the Undersigned az Dsyton - n
0J-t NEA La d q KIRK
, 1876-08-26
Na:Ice % Absent Defendant

TERRITORT Or u-tSHIyG11N,t SE
C.m-gef WaHa Vac
In yr-z.l-s's C,.rr'-O. p. Laef Jnas7s W. ~,
TO FRED yETT"R: Y5u Ire he-. Z! i.,-l; .-rIz,;
/ that FRANK sTOrE Las Gle. q yi'.l- ID 4
YOU in ssII Crurr vl.i.A VIA ne on q, - :. Tg..s
nav osi, in tie city OF ala Va a. 'o1R.y 4 .-. !:
WaIs, VI. +, rl ihe q lay ol 5.p.rA-1- .--lI
the hour OF ten O'Clock, =. Il. ana l- .- T.. ;lsss
and then ant there answer, tle s-Il7 LTD.
as conf s>. and ;lsdlaan. Of Tie plain. 4 .s-,sc I've
The obj-.. nd Jgmsri af ~aiI e-l : 70 g ic-
Of you the SUM Ci iorty-Ev- O-1-' e. g., ,-s sis'
~ due and irIrca due on aaea1"'- - n 81;
rn'irar rlat yOg~ rrOp -ty las been a.'a----
action t--.ll l-@- = --= u.s. o. D P. Lacr
o,,4 Justice ci tie RsiF--
, 1876-08-26

IT is the youI< n4n who inyeighs
the !oudeSi aga;nN the feminine loye
for dress, who can stand before a
giaSS tol he longest time, PATIENTLY
struggling to make the central part
Il } y hair work uf art.
, 1876-08-26

TIE Boston Post exultingly ejacu-
lates; There isn't printers ink enough
in this country TO blot out Tilden's
record as statesman, a reformer, and
honest man. Voters don't bamboozle
worth a cent this year Republican
editors can pin this in their ha:.
, 1876-08-26

II y0n want any kind os Job work.
Nili az the SIATEsHsS Prlutiu- OEi1c.
, 1876-08-26

MAXIM5 Fer WHI,T.-Thcre are =
lev maXllns for whist play M winch /
cUmmcnu 10 those VINO are IOnI Ul
Inc game. The moment you feceIS (
Your cards declare they are abomIn
ably bad thus, II you vail, you can
Claim rredi; :or your play, 10 mattel
Wnat yoUr opponents say. Hold youi
cards that MAJ not be seen by your
adversary, and take eYe:y opportunity
OF looking over the hands Of Your en-
emies. Never lead from your strongest
sul, you only weaken Your hand.
FlrrI play Out the miserable hllie
cards, winch aIe simply eyeSOres /"
l0U and ought never To have been
deaf to You, and then ii you happen
10 have ANY curr. card or jrgsnps ,our
adYersarieS WiiI be completely puZz ed
10 hnOw what las become Uf them.
Always keep yOur aces and klggs and
good uumpS till the end, and when
your partuer, aS your adyeTSarirS at
seeing them al: come Oui with a rush
says, Nv hat on earth could have i'll
dUced you DOT /" play those cards be
fore = give a Lord Buriclge a nod and
say, ALLOW me 10 play my own gamc,
| know wha Pm about" That will
probably irriga;e him, upon winch
yUu should lema. K biandiy that y"u
ways CAIN bonors-foT ,Le olEer
side may torgel-and pocket ANY
s;ray cash lying on tie table. Win
that, these hinis must euA for tie
rreSent.-L0Hd0a C0urt Circular.
The Alaska commercial compsny
Is making al enormous profit ont Of
H. contract with the goveTnmcn; by
which it is allowed 10 kiil 10000
seals ycariy in Alaska waters. Il is
believed that such depletion docs
not endauger the existence Of thee
species in that neiehburhuud. Two
thirds or ali The males are never peI
mitled by other and stronger portions
to land upon the same ground wi.h
he females, and the killing is done
wholly &morg the bachelor seals, a.
they are ca led. At certain seasons
the bachelors 90 out Of the water and
dcze on the shore, and a dozen men
running between them and the sea
many turn thousands Of them inland
The drove Is driven toward the
slaughter ground s.owly, so rha, they
MAJ not become over heated, which
would irjnre the far. The killing Is
done by blows Oh Ike bead with Gibbs
their skulls being easily crushed.
The far Is taken of the seals is cover
ell with coating Of coarse, grizzly
hair, which Is plucSei out.
, 1876-08-26
EXpc;Iror.S Notice

E<AFSItOt - ~ NoGAce-
ESTATE OF MARGARET JOHNSTON, deceased
II Notice = hereby glyeu, by the UNDERMINED
Executor CT th- above nalcs stat, the ere Itors
OF, and all persons having claims against SAID de-
easel 70 exhibit the saIae, with tie necessary
vouchers within one year HON the first publication
Of tbs Hytsoe, 10 tire undesgIs LIS Tesiieno in
M4lE WIlla CITY MaIA V ala, August tth. IS-6
dj-lm MICHAEL KENNY, Executor.
, 1876-08-26

MARRIAGE IICENCEs--We have lust had printed
Ia very heat sty le lot Il blank Marriage Ic-ncfs
i'f Which we u4e prepared 10 MI orders These
hceiises are printed on exSr. ne paper, ami can l..
slIi u the rate Of S6 pr hundred Is for f:ty and
u ne sane rate Euuher County n ,itors
as requested 10 nj IN their o-6eTs In every Case
oluzIs must u sseenmpan'ed by rhs cash. II
lob PRINTING, NEAT, QUICK AND CHEAP
~ at the STATEsMAS Ofh.e
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", F, JOHNSTON & co.
SHERIFF Sale.

by VIRTUE OF A SPECIAL EXECU
ID ton, dated the 9th day of February
A. D. 1876, to me directed, issued out of
the Office Of The Clerk of the District
Court of Tama County, State of Iowa, in
favor of Harrison, Hall and Warren and
against Frank PraZak and Mary Prazak
on judgment rendered by said Court at
the September term thereof, A. d. 1874,
against the said Frank PraZak for the
sum of 1913 20, and decree of foreclos-
uru against SAID defendants, wherei: it
was dcred, adjudged and deCreed that
| the following described, Real Estate, to-
wit: The West half. of the Southwest
quarter of section twenty-four (2p, and
he North half of the North half of the
North west quarter of the Northwest
orart,.r Of section twenty five i25|, all in
Township oigbtytbree (o3l, NORTH of
Rongs fGurtsen>1G, West of the 9TH p.
NJ in Tama Count; Iowa, be sold, or so
much thereof as is necessary 10 satisfy
said Judgment, interest AM cost.
Now. Therefore, public noli"e Is here.
oy given, that have LEVIED upon, and
shall on the Gath day of March AID. 1916,
between the hours of O'Clock a. NJ. ana
O'Clock p. NJ of said day, sale, to com
mence at the hour of one o'clock L. NJ,
at the front door of the Court House IN
Toledo, Iowa. in the County of lama,
offer and sell at public cutlery, to the
highest and best bidder, that bids twL-
thirds or over of the appraised value, for
cash. all the right, tale and interest of
| the above named defendant, in and to
, the above described property, OF so much
, thereof as is necessary to satisfy said
| Judgment for the above named sum to-
gether with cost and all accruing costs.
unless the same shall be sooner satisfied.
Dated Feby. "a, 1876.
r. E AUSTIN,
Sniff of lama County Iowa.
| STIyERs & SAFLEY, 10
Atty's for Plaintiff.
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A New Manual.

POCKET MANUAL OF RULES OF ORDER for
9 Deliberative Assemblies. By Maj Henry D.
! Robert. 18mo. Cloth. IS cents. Chicago: s.
c. Griggs s Co.
As the author states in his preface
there appears to be much needed a work
on parliamentary law, based in its gen.
eral principles, upon the rules and prac-
tice Of Congress, and adapted, in its de
tails, TO the use Of ordinary societies"
In almost every meeting of public char
actcr we see the want of some such work
to decide questions of parliamentary
practice which frequently arise, and we
know of nothing SO simple and 50 easily
accessible as this volume. 1t is carefully
ipdexed so any point may be readily re-
ferred to, and there is also table which
shows at glance the way out of ordinary
difficulties We believe this will be
largely adopted as the standard for pub
lie meetings, and we know of no work
on this subject which is calculated to
give better satisfaction. Our young peo-
pie who take part in literary societies.
lyceums, debating clubs, &c, should
send 70 cents for copy of this excellent
work and post themselves in parliamen.
tary usages, so that they can preside at
any meeting with ease, while many of
our older people would find that 1t would
not ccme amiss to have copy to refer
to occasionally.
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Died.

Dir John K. Feltcr, of Crystal Town
ship, died last Sunday evening, aged
about 81 years. Mr. Felter was one of
the early settlers of Tama County having
come here with his parents about %
years ago, He was member of Co. G,
Fourteeh,ss. iowa Infantry, and while in
the army contracted the disease (chronic
diarrh9a) which was probably the prin-
cipal cause of his death. He was broth.
er to Mrs. Gallon and Mrs. Brackney,
teachers in our schools Mr.. Felter was
good citizen, brave soldier, a loving
son and brother, and kind and atfec-
tionate husband. He leaves large cir
Gle of relatives and friends to mourn his
loss,
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A very pleasant surprise party took
place at the pleasant home of Mr.. Henry
Linton, near town, last Fridry evening.
A large number of young folks having
made the usual provisions in regard to
refreshments went to the place before
mentioned and the evening was spent in
q gay and pleasant time, with plays,
Music, &c. A. d late hour the happy
COMPANY began to disperse to their sew
eral homes, feeling that they had passed
an enjoyable evening.
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Tho Agricultural Societies.

A meeting has been called by the d.
rcctors of the Agricultural Societies, to
be held at the Court House, Thursday
evening of til week to make arrange
ments for the purchase of Fair Grounds
between Toledo and Tama City, and the
UNION of the two Agricultural Societies.
This is move, the wisdom OF which can
not for moment be doubted, and we
trust our citizens and especially business
men and men of money will turn out.
One object of the meeting will be TO
see how much money can be raised by
subscription towards paying for the
grounds and the necessary expenses IN
cident to put them in order for holding
the Fair. We arc informed that meet
ing has been called to be held in lama
Cty on the same evening and for the
same purpose and we hope the only
strife between the two places will be
generous rivalry as to which will raise
the most money for the purpose. Let
this be beginning of union OF effort be-
tween our towns and there is no telling
where it might not lead to. We believe
if our two societies unite and procure
grounds we can make showing which
will be credit to u.s. There are few II
any counties in the State which have
more or better fine stock than Tama, and
few inland counties which have more
wealth, and it occurs to US that II the
citizens of Toledo and lama City could
be brought into harmony and would
unite their energy and capital, almost
any ordinary enterprise could be carried
forward to success.
We would like to see among other
things high school established between
the two towns and believe there is a
strong desire among our citizens to see
something of the kind; and we also be-
lieye if it were properly worked up an
abundance of capital could be secured to
guarantee success. We do not suppose
tina capital could be procured immedi-
ately to erect large, commodious build
ing and furnish it with an elaborate APP
paratus for explaining and illustrating all
the arts and sciences, but we do believe
right smart" beginning could be made
and made in time 20 open the institution
next Winter, when many of the large
scholars would wish to enter.
But we will be well satisfied for the
present, if the necessary arrangements
can be made to bring the two fairs to
gether, and will cheerfully bide our time
for other Improvements which We believe
will come along in due course OF time.
Let there be good full meeting in the
Court House. Remember the time, on
THURSDAY EVENING, THIS WEEK.
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City Election.

The city election last Monday was
quite spirited affair. There seemed to
be more excitement around the Court
Dental one There were two tickets in
the field, one headed City Ticket and
the other Citizens Ticket" There was
considerable talking done, and some of
our prominent citizens were little in
clined to ''get up on their ear" as the
saying is. The vote was quite full one,
being 20S. We give the tickets as follows,
together with the votes cast for each can
dGate:
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You have no Excuse.

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. palpitation of tie Heart, Heart
Burn, Watcr-brash, 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 IL Bottle of GREEN's AUGUST FLOWER
for - 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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Messrs. Sweat & Baldwin'e new adyer.
uselhent may be found in another column
OF this issue. These gentlemen have Sc
cured fine line of Farm Machinery to
sell the coming season, and propose to
sell at such prices ard on such terms as
to insure them fair share of the public
patronage. ANY Of our readers wishing
ANYTHING in the line CT Implements will
Doubtless find it to their interest to call
on this firm before purchasing.
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Tama Hydraulic Mills.

The sew Touring mill of Mr.. {. F.
CreEslaw at Tama City has now been in
successful operation some time and is
turning out -four which is uneXc elled if
indeed il is cqualed in the market. Mr..
Crenshaw in fitting up this mill has intro
duccd many expensive and important
Improvements such as are not usually
found in mills, with the intention 10 be
ahead of all competition. He has made
milling almost life work and his large
experience together with his determine
ton not TO be outdone has caused him
to put in machinery which probably he
could haye omitted and yet have had a
first class mill, but the adding of which
has probably made it the most complete
one in central Iowa. We have used
some of the -four which lie manufactured
which, by til" way, we bought and paid
for, so this notice is not Il mere puff p
which was made out of new wheat, and
whc! upon trial we find to be fully
equal to the so-c4l!cd old wheat flour
maIe Nv SolHt ptHtI IlIlis. n iSiSoh
visiting this MIL would be surprised to
find the impurities which are taken out
of the ohur by the new machinery after
it is apparently as good as any flour.
The mill was built under the personal
supervision of Mr.. Crenshaw and is diff
ferently arranged to anything We ever
say and we guess it is different to any
thing he ever saw. 1t is Mr.. Crenshaw's
intcution not to rest with his present ia
ciiitics, but he prop oses adding to them
rs fast as anything new and desirable
comes out. We can guarantee the Tama
Hydraulic Mills Flour to be equal to any
thing in the market. We presume 1t can
be had of any of our dealers in town; we
know Mr.. Irish usually keeps it on hand.
The next time you buy sack OF Hour
try that manufactured by Mr.. Crcnshaw.
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The next meeting of the Temperance
Reform Club will be held at the Presby.
terrain Church, Tuesday evening, March
2lst All are invited.
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Read tile advertisement Ct MIR. N. C,
Wieting, offering Eggs for sale. He has
some fine stock in the poultry line,
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TOLEDO, Morch 9th 1879

TOLEDO, Morch 9Th, 1875.
" you be kind enough to state to the
'he following facts
=" mat there have been meetings
q. The Pleasant Valley School House,
iiies Southeast of Toledo, during
"'' lve weeks; conducted by the
L OF the Toledo Z. B. Church.
pa' That about 80 persons started
way OF Christian life and protested
Il iaith in the Lord Jesus Christ.
i, That 4s joined the U. B. Church
-. mat the Church at this place has
greatly revived and materially
s'nened' both in grace and mem beers
.ne progress of these meetings
mat TO the God of all Grace be-
the Glory.
N. L. DRuRY.
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We have received an interesting com
manicaticr from Rev. Mr.. Hurd, of Mon.
tour. It will apbear next week,
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Camery & Son are taking orders for
those Buckeye Seeders. LIVELY. Call
soon and buy the best Secder in the mar.
ket. They also sell the Van Brunt seeder.
Price, $4,000.
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Our readers will not fail to notice the
advertisement IF Messrs Nelson & Barker
Land and Loan Agents in to-day's
CHRONICLE. They have recently struck
veritable big Bonanza" in securing
the exclusive agency of the Equitable
Trust Co., of New London, Conn, for the
counties Of Benton, Tama, Marshall, Story
and Boone Mr.. c. p. N. Barker is now
visiting those counties and establishing
suh-agents. This is q chance for those
wishing money to secure it at less rate
Of interest than has been possible hereto
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We received pleasant call last week
from Mr.. D. II. Frost, of the Belle Plaine
Union. Mr.. Frost is one of the oldest
and ablest editors of the State.
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Mr.. G. Shelley one of our most inteili.
gent farmers went out to Grand junction
Tuesday hight,
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We have received nh interesting com
munication from Monticello which will
appear next week. We failed to receive
it till Wednesday morning when our
forms were already made up.
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MAsoNIc.-Toledo Lodge, No. 11s, A.
F. & A. NJ, will meet in Special Convo-
cation, on Tuesday evening March 14th
1876, for work in the Sd degree. A full
attendance is requested. Time o'clock,
sharp. A. H. STERRETT, w. NJ.
A. J. WooLwoRTH, Secretary.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-03-09

A full car load of Deere & Co.'s Plows
and Cultivators just received 1t Cauaery's