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LAST DAY or THE NASHVILLE MEETING
IMPORTANT RESOLUTION LOOKING 10 TIE ADvANCr-
MEVT OF sCiESCa-sI. LOUIS TIE PLACE ~
MEETING NEXT YEAR

IMPORTANT EE7t5LIIibN LDOhlNH 10 iiE Adv AM
MEvT OF sCIESCa-sT. LOUIS TIE PLACE UF
MEnriNG NEXT YEAR
NAsHyILLE, sept. 1.-The American Assoc
clntJn ior nc Advancement OF -ciclcc adjourned to-day
after cccuou OF officer rtc"mne ided hT iLo stand
1.- & innitfec 10 meet - ~ Louis neat Aucsf. Tue
meeting his been au excellent one. owing 90 the a. iu
lied hospitality OF the ciLzsus or NASHVILLE. The Lsi-e
uhmber OF new ucmlcrs, The hiSh cl..se-
of the papers prcs-u,sd, lHd tas able Li.-
ageucut o. Prof simon SHwcplh prc ia-
iuv officer Inp1rtut rs,l3i o1s aaon''l
a. follows. To appoint committee su thr ntr'dr.il
of studies M science INTO tnc scaoO OF "a. country a1i
t.port froa time O. tlms facts relating 20 tl' ai3tct
and methods OF facilitating tle chrri sought; also %
committee on ihc relation oi science O. miulfral arts
10 report annually ard commlttee % petition Con
rsss for such organ zIn)u % tlie nsteor'logra s'-
vice a. will utilize material collect a bY making n 'ul
ict Of special research and discussion by scicIttc e.,
perts.
Prof Hunt from the Committee on International Con
gres- OF q sOlog sts presented report showing thst
circular issued by the Committee, proposing arrange
r,ents for an international exhibition at the Paris
Exposltion OF ISIS hal been sont out To the
sneuttnc societies OF the world. Cooperation hhd
been promised from societies OF France, SPAIN
Italy, England Norway, Sweden, Russia Aus
tna, Hungary, Brazil. Cnil and Mexico. The United
States Government had yet accepted the invitation
OF France but IL hoped 70 that end woud
be taken al the approaching extra session OF Congress-
In section the following papers were read; on the
Origin Of Structural Radiation" By Prof L. D. Cope
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5petial y otlcss.
Another deduction. .

Another Reduction. -
The LELANDs OF the sTURTEYANT HOUSE,
BRoADwAy AND 29THsT, NETWORK.
beq 10 inform the public they have made substantial
their 20 transient CUES > AMI nave - an
Ell Do aud - Do per
day according location tor rooms and board Rooms on he
European plan 81 per day.
Broiu Food. botanical extract strengthens The BRAN
and cnres debility Price a. AL druggists Depot
Aliens Pharmacy, lSth 81. and lst-ase =, \.
Brain Food Is sold by Hudnui, Herald Building Caswel
& Massey. 2sihsL and Broadway.
Serxau. exhaustion meacal essay comprising a
OF lectures at kahns Museum OF Anatomy New
YORK aud 0 premature decline, showing
lost heal be reganed snoriing clear
synopsis marriage aud the treatment OF
nervous and physical debility the result 0 20
KAHN. Office and residence 81 r lOlhst, \. y
Patents, Trademarks. Sxc.,
secured In the Unitrd states aud foreign countrics0
ARTHUR V. BRIESEN's PAlESI AGENCY,
20. BFOsiWay, Neg-NorK
Best references Tor book OF instruction
Po-s-Omcc Noucc.-r hs oregn nas OF the sees enfns
SATURDAY. september = 1917 viii close Al TINS oce On
N.DN kSDAY at d. Tor Europe b. steamship Atgcrla
via correspondence Tor France 10 be forwarded
nv be specially adcfesssd aud AZ y
TFII R-DAN Europe Dy steamship GtllclL VIA
Plymouth Cherb0urg ami Hamburg; on SAII kDAl, al
and North % Ireland. ~ steamship DovO-
VIA Glasgow a.
80 lV steamship DOuau ,Outhamu and Bremen,
Great Britain and France 10 De forwarded BY
addre--edl, and a M Toe
Europe Oy -teansh tcfltnla VIA Oureh'i""h ne Steam
Algeria ami Germanc do not take mails ,of Denmark,
Norway The nails Tor Kingston, Jl leave New
The mails Tor Nassau. \. p leave New
Yors september The mails for Australia etc, leave
New.YorE s. d. l. ls57. 4. l. JAMES. Postmaster.
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Inquiry at Police Headquarters in this city
shows that Gen. WIN. +. E. Badly y Smith ia town
YESTERDAY and was at the hendqua tiers during day
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

GOVEKNME INDIUAIIVFS'
For the Middle States and New England,
increasing soutneast 20 southwest winds warmer clear
ar partly cloudy weather, and stationary, or RISING
pressure.
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TIE ARCHAEOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION =
CrNcINNATL Ohio, Sept. 4.--The Arch
biological Association OF Ohio commenced its animal
sion IN this city to-day. Tomorrow the Antnrop ca
Association Will hold it, meeting in thus city.
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sOeciai SAFE of seconds Of

SHIFTS AND DRAWERS.
We have purchased the entire product u secolds Of shirts
Drawers ladies' Vests etc, OF many OF the heading HO
slery Miiis, and will offer them az
SPECIAL SALE WEDNESDAY. sept. 5. 1877
These goods ard VII be
a prices much lower than nrsts be- soil.
shall the time loOOO DOZEN SHIRTS
AND DRAWERS, LADIES VESTS, etc, Of every slyls
ptOn Al prices worthy the acnon of the
our store VII be open al a. aud cal
early Will obtain the best selection
TKRNs. MKT CASH. 80 DAYS.
TOOKER. WAXING & Co, 81 waiker-sr, NeW-York
The Fire thc Hearth. Fireplace, Furnace
Cali or send Tor Circular o. v Co. ll5 Fal0nst y Y
The seaside Library.
LArEsT bsl
4i-rHC TOWER OF LONDON. By W. IL. Alnsworth 2aA
45-A LIES SECRET. Nv Mrs lie ny -. loo
46-HERfrAGs OF LAN0DAlE. Mrs. Alexander 2sN
AIN SILK ATTIRE. By William Black .......... 10
As Iae sTanga Adventures OF PhastOn. by Wm lOo
40 Granville de Ngne Held IN BONDAGE by Ouida 2Oa
50 Under the Greenwood Tree BY Thomas Hardy - 100
For sale By sdsaers sent paid receips q
price, by GkORuE 10, 81 Beckman s., y. y
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secured In the ntrd states aud foreign countricso
ARTHUR V. BRIESEN'S PAlEST AGENCY,
2Js BfOaaNay, Neg-lOrk.
9eat references send book OF instruction.
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The seaside Library.
IaFE.V 49, n.

The Fire thc Hearth. Fireplace, sto.e snd Furn
Call on send for Oircular % v Co ll5 rnllon-st ~
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-01-25
ShoriHS Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A SPEC IAL Exc
ID cution, dated the 10th day of Janu-
ary, A. d. 1877, to me directed, issued
out of the office of the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court of Tama County. State of
Iowa, in favor of Harrison, Hall & War
rem, and against Elizabeth Placek and F.
A. PDacek, on a Judgment rendered by
said Court IT the May term thereof, A. ID.
1875, against the said Elizabeth Placek,
for the sum OF Four Hundred, Fifty-One
and Fifty-Eight Hundredths Dollars,
and decree of foreclosure against said
defendants, wherein it was ordered, adj
Judged md decreed tt at the following de
scribed Real Estate, to-wit:
The North half of the South Fo. ty- -Four
feet of the East ThreeFourths of Lot
Four a. In Block Seven e. in Toledo,
Tama County, Iowa, be sold, subject to
redemption, or so much thereof as is
necessary to satisfy said judgment, in
terest and cost.
Now, therefor, public notice is hereby
given. that have levied upon, and shall
on the
10th Day of February, A. D. 1877.
between the hours of 8 o'clock, A. NJ.
and 4 o'clock, P. NJ of said day, sale to
commence 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, ii lie and interest of the above NAM
ed defendart,in and to the above describ-
ed property, OF so much thereof as is
necessary to satisfy said judgment for the
above named sum together with cost and
all accruing costs, unless the same shall
be sooner satisfied.
Dated January 18th, 1877
$3.50 X. Z. AUSTIN.
Sheriff of Tama County, Iowa.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-01-25
Wheat Raising.

1t seems to be the general opinion of
farmers in this vicinity that wheat is
failure here, and cannot longer be cult
waited with profit. The fact stares US in
the face, that the crop IS becoming Light
er the longer the land is cultivated. But
think it more the manner of cultivation
than the crop itself. We have SO long
made embarrassing the principal thing
that we could not follow up with a proper
rotation OF crops. But more serious
evil has been our system of Fall blowing.
We have attempted so much that as soon
as crop of wheat could be put IN stack
tnc pillow had to be started. The soil that
should lie sheltered from the scorching
rays of the sun has thus been exposed at
the very worst season of the year. The
Fall and Winter rains have washed it
away. Our bleak northwest winds have
blown it away. The melting SHOWS have
carried our soils down our creeks and
rivers. Thus the very conditions of ma
ture that should enrich the soil have been.
made to minister to its destruction, /
come TO the conclusion that Fall blowing
is the principal trouble. more readily
from the fact that Northern Missouri
where hot autumnal suns and Winter
rains exist in greater degree than here
suffers sooner from wheat-raising than
our own State. Shall we abandon wheat
altogether! Is just now a question with
many farmer. Those who have land
adapted to wheat culture should remem.
Der that harvest hands" will be obtained
at reasonable figures. If wheat is aban-
doned hogs must be increased. But
many farmers will find that where they
raised twenty or thirty hogs at great
profit. If they attempt to raise one hun
bred, will do it at loss Unless pens,
hog houses and pastures are multiplied
and additional cows kept to supply the
growing pigs with milk this will certainly
be the case. Too many hogs tagether is
the fruitful source of nearly all the evils
that aff1ict swine. A man in Benton coun.
ty last Fall, had 500 head of hogs. He
began to sell his shoats, and very many
of his neighbors lost heavily. 1t seems
that wherever his pigs went the disease
brske out. Let us not go to extremes
either in wheat, corh or hogs. L. P. W.
Maple Farm, Jan. Goth, 1877.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-01-25
Sabbath School Convention.

Howard township Sabbath School Con.
ventioa met at Fairview. Jan. 9th, 1877,
and organized by electing c. j. Mayer,
President, and J. NJ. Mason, Secretary
The following it the order Of exercises:
1. Opening prayer Rev. ]. D. Mason
2. Opening remarks by Rev. Babcock,
and r. Xix.
3, Singing, one verse of "Over There
4. Report of township work, by s. Craw-
ford and Rev. M Babcock.
5. Singing, second verse of Over There
6. Address oh 1.-THE Field" as suggested
by items of reports just made, by
j. d. Mason and j B. Furrow.
z. Object of Sunday Schools-Shall they
as the Evergreen Live through the
Winter? c. j. Mayer and Rcy. Lewis
8. Singing, Hold the Fortw
8. Address to the children, Rev. 8. Ing
ham.
10. Singing.
II. The Lcsson-How prepared, how
taught, J. B. Farrow and Rev. Lewis
IL. Church members-Thcir duties 10 and
place in the school S. Crawford
10. Singing-''Nearer tie Cross"
IA. Closing prayer Rev. Lewis
j. NJ. MASON,
Secretary.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-01-25
Original Notice.

Lewis Cass and Charles Brown, Plaintiff,
rs.
Robert p Andis, Phoebe Andis, Samuel
Andis, and the unknown heirs of Samuel
Andis, Defendants.
In the District Court of the State of Iowa,
in and for Tama County, February
Term. A. D. 1877.
TO SAID DEFENDANTS, Robert P. An
/ dis Phoebe Andis, Samuel Andis, and
the unknown heirs of Samuel Andis. You
are hereby notified that there is now on
file in the Office of the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court of Tama County, Iowa, the
petition of the plaintiff aforesaid, claim
ing that certain deed, dated August 18th
1852, made by y6d,. Robert P. Andis,
Phoebe Andis to Samuel Andis was in
tended to convey and did convey fee
simple title of the South East fourth of
section 28, and the South East of the
North West fourth dissection 20, Town
ship 81, Range 10, And asking that SAID
deed be so corrected as to carry out the
true interest Of the parties thersunto
Also asking that the title TO said land be
settled quieted in plaintiff. And that
you Samuel Andis or your heirs be forev
or enioined from setting up or claiming
any interest in said land by reason ST said
deed.
You are also notified that unless you
appear thereto and defend. before noon
OF the second day of the Februarv Term
of said District Court OF Tama County,
commencing on the 18th day Of February.
A. D. 1877, default will be entered
against ron and judgment rendered there
on. sesf
MATT PHELPS,
4 Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-01-25

Ep,roR CHnoNrcLE:-

EDITOR CHRONICLE
/ take this opportunity to announce to
the citizens of Tama County that am
alive, and on terra firma, and though
having recently passed through the ordeal
Of fro, ] have only the smell of smoke on
my garments. I have temporarily taken
up my abode in Toledo, in the North
western part, near the residence Of J. Fl.
Bates, where hope to be ready to pre-
scribe for the sick and answer oil reason
able calls to the same.
would hereby express my profound
and grateful thanks to my old friends and
patrons in Howard Township for their
confidence and patronage in the past and
that they have not forgotten me in my
late misfortune by the all devouring ele-
ment of fire, but have rendered me mate
rial aid in my time Of need.
Iwonld further say that / expect soon
to rebuild ON the ruins IN Monticello, my
old beloved home As am now greatly
In need Of means would request al
knowing themselves indebted to me to
call and settle immediately. ~ -.
Tolsdo, Jan. 10, 1877. SIS
J. B. Wna, N. D.,
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Original Notice.

Original Notice.
STATE OF IOWA, S.
TAMA COUNTY, %
To John B. Rea1e:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAI
l there is now on file, in the 6,.,ce of
the Clerk of the Diss....i,c Court of lama
County. !cc.sa, petition Of L. Spauldin
and Edwin Parish claiming of you the
sum of Two Hundred and Eleven and
Thirty-Fiv Hundredths Dollars with ten
per cent. interest as money justly due
them from you for money paid by them
for your use and benefit en- certain
promissory note given by you to NJ.
Snyder d tied January It'll, 1875, and sign
ed by them and John Beale as sure:ies
which they have fully paid.
And that unless you appear thereto,
and defend, on or before NOON, of the
second day of the next term of said Court
being the February term of said Court for
the year A. d. 1877, commencing on the
third Monday of Febr uary A. d 1877, de-
fault will be entered against you, and
judgment rendered thereon.
STIvERs & LELAND,
2-4w Attorneys for Plaintiff
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This great mUnthly 10 uh''efs'.iiv aG-
knowledged to be W Without rival in its
Department of journalism. Each NUM-
Der contains 43 1arge pages three columns
to the ,)age, with handsome cover, and
is beautifully illustrated with elegant
double-plated engravings. 1t is the only
paper in the world devoted exclusively
10 livestock and the dairy. 1t discusses
the science of breeding, the merits of the
various breeds, the most approved meth
DDS of feeding and handling, and every
thing pertaining to the successful man
agement of live stock on the farm. Dur
ing the year 1877. Prof. James Law the
eminent veterinarian of Cornell uuiver
sity, will contribute series of articles
upon the laws of health and disease as
applied to Domestic Animals, that cannot
fail to he OF great value y Farmers and
Stock Breeders everywhere. II contains
separate Departments, devoted to Horses,
Cattle, Sheep, Swine and Dairy. ana IT'S
corps of editors are recognized through
out the entire country as the most thor
ough, able and practical writers in their
separate Departments that can be found
in America. No expense is spared on
the part OF its publishers. to make it u
high. toned, reliable, practicsl and in
structive journal, just such as every in
telligent farmer and stock breeder will
find worth ten times its cost each year.
TERMs.-Single copies, one year, post
age paid, sails; Clubs of five, postage
paid, $l90; Clubs Of Ten, with an extra
copy free to person making up club,
postage prepaid, $1.65. Handsomely i'll
Illustrated posters mailed to all who will
get up clubs. Address letters, register
ing those containing money, unless in
shape of Postal Order or Draft. to
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SMALL LOANS
Of $500, $500, &
$500, for 3 or 5
years will now
be made by
Nelson & Barker.
Waitham Items.
WALTuAM, Iowa, Jan. %, 1877

WALTHAM, Iowa, Jan. %, 1877.
Items are scarce this week There is
not much to chronicle" except deaths,
of which there have been two in this
neighhorhood since my last communities
ton. Mr.. Andrew Wise lost son, five
years of age, few days since. lie was
a bright little fellow, but Death had
marked him for his own, and diphtheria,
lung fever and consumption took him off
after five weeks of suffering. The other
death was that of Mrs. Maggie Wolf, a
few miles north of here.
Rev J. S. Smith was at Traer last Mon
day when that snow storm came up. He
came from that place to Waltham in less
than four hours, through snow where in
some places he could see only his horses
ears. How is that for driving under diff
ficulties?
Mr.. Hiram George Of Traer is rusticat-
ing in Waltham. ga4
The young folks of this place and of
Peck's Corners turned out en- masss and
IUdQc " buCCc6o vi patty sifcu Ny NlI.
Chas. Keuner, last Friday evening; a
pleasant time was had. and the guests de-
parted we'll pleased with the hospitality
of Mr.. Keuner and his estimable lady.
Great dissatisfaction exists along this
mail route. At present the route is from
Belle PLANE to Dysart, ola Irving, Dry
den, Waltham and Paul. Dysart receives
a daily mail by the railroad, and hence
does not need this mail. Paul Postoffice
is within four miles Of Dysart, and is a
small office, of no very great use In
view of these facts petition is now be-
ing circulated and largely signed along
the route, asking for the discontinuance
of the route from here TO Dysart; thus
dropping Paul Postofiice, and making
Waltham the terminus. On this routes
mail is to run from Waltham to Belle
PLANE and return every other day. Thu
isa much needed change, and should be
effected. At present NE receive mail
twice week. IS
Yours Truly, $3.50 ssss 3
YO~Sf 80.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-01-25
Read and Learn for Yourself

Many valuable discoveries and much
useful knowledge is kept from the world,
because of the immense expense in
making them known to the pee ple This
Is not the case with BosCHEE's GERMAN
SYRUP, although but a few years intro
duced into this country its sale now
reaches in every town and village in the
U. S. Its wonderful success in curing
Consumption, severe Coughs, Asthma
and all other diseases of the throat and
lungs, was first made known by dis rib
uting every year. for three years, over
400, 600 bottles to the afflicted, free Of
charge, by druggists. No such test Of
merit was ever given before to any other
preparation. Could you ask more! Go
TO your Druggist. Dir. J. N. Springer, of
Toledo, or H. Soleman, Tama City, and
get bottle for Is cents and try it. Sam
pie bottles 10 cents.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-01-25
From our Traer Corr cspOndent.

For Governor:-Hon. James Wilson, of
Traer, man who is in favor of the strict
est economy in public expenditures; of
Interstate laws to regulate transportation
and cheaper it, and TO secure safety to
life and limb to travellers; and, in Il spec
ial manner advance the general interests
of the people. So
The snow, the beautiful snow came
down in wondrous beauty, and plenty Of
it on Monday. and made regul bust
ness of it all day, and was welcomed by
the livery stables, who have made money
out of it; bnt snow and railroads do not
agree and our 'plug" was closed up for
three days, and We did not know whether
''Cronin the Governor" had taken Wash
ington or 8, 000-but have learned that be
got the latter, and the voice of the Dem
ocracy is not now for wab and we have
reason to be thankful. The voice of the
squire and captain is not now heard in
the land, the vision of distant attorney
ships in some territory, and of post
office has faded from view; no more sit
ting up nights practicing distributing
mails, "alas! poor Yorick" 1t is grave
digger's scene.
During the prevalence of the storm on
Monday eve the dead cry of Fire" was
heard on our streets, cry that appalls US
all. 1t was on Second street. Each man
in charge shouldered his Babcock and
ran. 1t proved to be Bonney's chimney.
The religious interest is increasing and
meetings are being held by TIE various
churches. This week, much good will
undoubtedly be none, and there is much
need of it. e n aar2
The ding dong of the auction bell is
sounding in our cars every Gay. For
dollar day any firm from outside can
bring their bankrupt stock here and dis
pose of it for cash, under the nose of our
merchant, and thousands Of dollars have
been taken from here this winter by them
to the detriment Of those who built the
town and uphold it. We need protect
i've tariff on foreign auctioneers, and our
next mayoralty election will hinge on that.
and will succeed. Il
On Sabbath morning 1t became known
that young woman, living in the family
eff one. OF our prominent citizens, had
given birth during the night previous TO
female child, and had destroyed it. To-
day coroner's inquest was held by J. g.
Kendricks, coroner, A jury composed
Of D. Cornell, J. Stewart, and G. Taylor
was empaneled and witnesses examined.
The finding Of the jury has not been
made public.
( T. Clark, Esq, has 90 far recovered
a. TO b able to COME % town. :
RECORDER.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-01-25

MATT PHELPS,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-01-25
The "Iron Trail"

A spicy sketch descriptive of trip
over the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Railroad and of the beauties, scenery
and pleasure resorts of the Rocky Noun
tains, by "Nym Crinkle," the musical
and dramatic critic of the New York
World, sent free on application, together
San Juan Guide. maps and time tables of
this new and popular route from Kansas
City and Atchison to Pueblo, Denver and
all points in Colorado, New Mexico, Ari-
IONA and the Ban Juan Mines. The finest
line of Pullman sleepers on the CONT
nent between the Missouri River and the
Rocky Mountains without change.
Address, s~
T. ]. ANDERSON.
Gen. Passenger Agent.
Topeka, Kan.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-01-25
Original Notice.
STATE OF IOWA.

Original Notice.
sT 4.n. coz odr IOWA ISIS.
To Robert Cell, J, Ellen Cell, John
Johnston, Eliza Johnston Robert John
ston, Johnston his aotfe, Nichols,
SHEPPARD d Co., Dennis d A1riH.
YOU, AND EACH OF YOU, ARE
L hereby notified that there is now on
file, in the Office of The Clerk of the Dis
trict Court Of Tama County. Iowa, a Pc
tition of William Pritchard claiming a
personal Judgment against Robert Cell,
Jr., for the sum of Five Hundred and
Fifty Dollars with ten per cent. interest
thereon from the LIST day of January. 1877
as the amount due on three certain prom
iss.ry notes; also, claiming of all you
said defendants the foreclosure of GER
tain mortgage on lands in Tama County,
Iowa, securing said notes; also, claiming
$4,000 attorneys fees; said notes and
mortgage are fully described in said Pc
tition.
And that unless you appear thereto and
DAY OF the next term OF SAID Court. being
the February term of said Court for the
wear A. D. 1877, commencing on the third
Monday of February, A. D. 1877, at the
Court house in Toledo, in said County,
default will be entered against you, and
Judgment rendered thereon.
STRUBLE & GOODRICH,
8 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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