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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-06

George Moore, i s. +
Charles Norman, ..-sel
5 A Edgar, s.lH s1f ON.
Mr. Goodrich. ....
William Newkirk, H WI
Mr. Ballard, 90
Matterson's child,
Mrs. Benton, f'i J-a
Lady unknown,
John Tennis,
Gil Watkins,
Mrs. Baumgartner,
John Higbee,
Fred Geoho,
THE SERIOUSLY WOUNDED.
The names OF those seriously wounded
are:
Henry Norman,
NJ A Edgar,
II Parkinson,
J Jaques, -....
VP Mcdonald, u.
CT Hughey,
NJ j Habberton,
K. Coulter,
George Davidson,
Mr. Benton,
NJ + Blddell
NJ kippop,z
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TORN AND TWISTED

TO pieces in an Instant. The roots and
heavy timhers OF the wrecked buildings
were hurled high into the air, AMI carried
hundreds of yards from where the houses
stood. Large trees were torn mp by the
roots are broken and twisted off at the
butt and whirled about in the air like so
many reeds.
The Grand Central hotel, fine lew
brick structure, was totally destroyed.
1t stood on high ground. a hill so to
speak, and directly in the course
of the cyclone. There were no
buildings or trees about it to
break the force of the hurricane, and
when the
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-06

VI. j. HOWLEY-lteal Estate Agent Buys
snd sells real estate, collects rents, pays taxes
Tor non-resdents etc. Commercial avenue, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets
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GREAT REDUCTION
TO THE
IL a 9 tt,
Illinois Central R. R.
Commencing June 9th,

Cairo 10 New \ 0rk .,,........,...,".S2 %
Cairo 10 Boston via Albany y %
Cairo 10 Boston via New York
allrail,..,~...,,.~..,....,..,.......... &c 90
CAIRO 10 Boston via New York
sound. % 90
Ciaro 10 Buffalo and Niagara Falls. IS 90
Cairo 70 Washington and Bsu.
~ w
Cairo 10 Philadclphia.......,,...,..,.l ~ -
Cairo to pittsburg ...........,,,......... II %
Cairo 70 sburg.....,.............. is "
JAMES JOHNSON,
GeA. Southern Ag't.
j. il. JONES, Ticket Agent.
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EUNIPLTSG gOUND

was heard, and u moment later it burst
upon the village with all its fury, carry
ing with it everything in its course.
An eye witness describes the scene as
one awful to behold. Strong and well
built houses were
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-06
CRASH CAME,

CRASH CAME,
its roof was carried away, and its wall
RACED to the ground. The building is a
total wreck, and it will cost more to re-
pair it than to build new house.
THE METHODIST CHURCH,
Of which the Rev. Mr.. Wa!lar,
formerly of the NJ. L. church OF
this city. is pastor, was blown down
and almost totally demolished. The
steeplc in falling struck Mr.. Wallar's
residence, crushing in the roof. ....
KILLING WILLIE wALLAR,
And seriously inIuring Mr.. Wallar.
Both school houses were destroyed,
and the business houses occupied by the
following parties II. Parkinson, a. q.
Edgar, Stein q Getting, d. Snyder,
Ridgway Il Bower, Watkins,
Bros, Mt. Carmel Register, Mt.
Carmel Democrat, NJ. &. Habberton,
p. Slime, j. IIebberhold and W. {.
Marley. The court house is In ruins
THE DEAD AND MISSING.
At last accounts sixteen dead had
been taken ont of the ruins, and it is be.
lieved that perhaps as many more have
not yet been found. Twenty.seven are
yet missing, and the wounded number
about one hundred.
HOUSES DESTROYED.
The total number OF houses destroyed
by the cyclone aud fire Is estimated at
seventy-iiye.
THE KtLLED.
The following is correct list OF the
killed as far as known up to . late hour,
last evening; tHH
CT Poole, s, 4h
William Wallar,
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Real Estate Agencies

Clothing ana Merchant Tailoring.
JOHN ANTRIM Merchant Tailor and deale
Ia Ready Made Clothing. rs Ohio Leyee
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-06

ID. HARTMAN Dealer in Queensware, Toys,
I.sHps and all kinds Of fancy articles. CONNER
sal avenue, corner It'll street.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-12-20
Side-spIitsing Comedy at
the Court House, Friday Eve.
CHELSEA ITEMS.

Christmas tree.
A Dccember1og.
Ike Hale has three large corn cribs.
Is it not lots Of fun to keep saloon and
be hauled over the counter once in while
and be pummelled by customefsi
A. Statler is engaged in the grain trade
at Holland his family expects to move
there soon.
A. Palmer & Son are still adding new
machinery to their mill.
The Circuit Court granted the petition
for the incorporation of Chelsea.
Jacob Furnas finding that he could not
run an exchange store and be constable
at the same time and do justice to both
has resigned the constable Office.
AL. Beam has fulfilled his part in
building the levee. There is small
smont yet to be done by private parties
and then VIC will be ready for the food.
Last summer road was laid through
the land Of Mrs.. Ehramek contrary to her
wishes. Last week bridge was being
built on said road by W. A. mcfarland
and j. +. Sullivan, and while the work
was in progress Mrs. ehramek attacked
the bridge with an AZ and chopped down
sne bent. A warrant was procured for
her arrest and she was brought before
Esq. Smith. The esanl'6ation was post
poned until Monday and in the mean
tivno cn,Y;ro M, N, sec;cvcd n letter from
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DysART CORRESPONDENCE.

Our new depot is nowfi nished.
The citizens are fixing up their side
walks. I'd s
Our new grist MIL will be in running or.
der in few days. gfis gfyy n 81
Dysart is very sober place. A drum.
ken man is seldom seen on our streets.
We have had the largest hog receipts
this week Of any week during the season.
Oar worthy justice of the Peace, Mr..
H. Frank, attended Court in Toledo last
week. EYE #4 8g
Corn is now coming into market quite
lively, and is being sold at!is and socts
per bushel.
Hon. Jos. Dysast is seldom seen on our
streets: guess he must be busy husking
his large crop of corn. 4Eaa
The deputy Sheriff was id town again
the other day looking for some people who
were wanted at Court in Toledo. ~
Mr.. Horton is moving his residence
from the north side of the railroad with
the intention OF attaching il 10 the rear OF
his gsoce y, SO he can live near his bus
mess. t.-+.,s 81 -
We have a Temple of Honor here. 1t
is society to encourage and promote
Temperance. Most everybody in town
except the saloon keepers belong to the
Temple. $50
The church bell is now ringing to call
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If there is any luxury more generally
appreciated than another, 1t is GOOD
COFFEE. Few persons can roast coffee
well, and to meet this want Messrs.
Bell, Conrad & Co., Chicago, have impor.
ted and roasted coffee called
~ ANKORIA.
which is the nearest approach TO Jaya of
any heretofore offered 10 consumers 1t
is not glazed is brittle and will grind
easily. Your grocer has the goods for
sale, as also the famous
PEERLESS BAKING POWDER.
made by the same firm. Ask him for
them and obtain the best goods in the
world
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IRVING CORRESPONDENCE.


MAPLE FARM, Dec. 10Th, ~.
We have had spcllof wcathcrat last,
that has again subsidized into fog and mud.
Corn picking is over. with nearly all the
farmers in our ha1py valley.
Last Monday evening tue Sons and
Daughters of Tempe rance held an Oyster
supper at Irving. Nearly 100 young
ladies' and gentlemen graced the occasion
with just sprinkling OF old people to
keep them st.ait. Those who neither
smoke or tipplc, can afford to cat oysters
once in while.
On Sunday the 9th, Levi Marsh, of H.
wing, buried his only daughter, aged
years. Death caused by membraneous
Group.
The inhabitants of Irving are changing
rapidly, and now S. w. Hutton is going to
move to Indina in the spring, TO attend TO
his business interests in that State.
z The blind but beautiful singer, Miss
Lembcrg is teaching a musical class of
eighteen ct Wallham.
II. The Bohemians are hauling their wheat
to town rapidly, notwithstanding the bad
roads.
Hogs have been held for higher prices,
till they are unusually large. Young hogs
are doing nicely and have not known as
little sickness among them Cor years.
Cattle are doing well in the com stalks,
and good prairie hay is offered at $500
per ton. l.. p. w.
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TO the PUBLIC!

We have been for some time past re-
pairing our Touring mill, and we take
this method of informing the public that
We again have our mill in operation and
are now prepared to exchange flour fol-
wheat al all times, we also grind corn
and feed at all times. We have added to
our mill, all the late improved machinery
for cleaning grain, boiling flour &C., and
are now prepared to make as good anu
pure an article Of flour as can be made in
the country. Thanking you for your
patronage in the past and being confident
tina: we can now give you satisfaction
we ask you to give US trial.
BRUNER & REEDY,
Monticello Mills.
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RECORDER.
Turn About Fair piny--The Pfi1ter's
T0rn.

A Few weeks ago the press of our city
was unanimous in asking that an ordin-
ance be passed to protect our merchants
from The ircursions of cheap peddlers;
and now the press asks that our mer-
chants adopt a rule among themselves 10
protect our home printers from the bum
mcrs who come here to CLEAN in the field.
Recently Des Moines man has been
through our city soliciting printing that
by right ought to go to the home printer.
We have examined some Of the work de-
liYered here and find ii is very inferior in
every respect. Tie excuse for coming
here, these solicitors say, is that they
print diagram of the business part Of
the city on the reverse side of letter
heads, SC, Ia style thatwent into disuse
years ago. OF course everybody will do
just as he plcases and give his orders
where he pleascs, but inasmuch as the
home press is very loyal to home business
mer, jealousy guarding their interests,
it is no more than reciprocal duty to aid
the press by all possible means in their
power. Let each one adopt rule in the
interest Of homo protection MarsAaN
ReDubLica7l
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Lippinc0tt's Magazine,
AN LusTEATED MONTH"; OF
Popular Literature, Sc5euca and Art.
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1878.

With the number for January, this mag
azine begins It's twenty-tirst volume.
During the ten years of its existence it
has won high place in periodical litera-
ture, and its conductors will SPARE no eff
forts in the future to maintain its reputa-
ton, constantly aiming 10 supply their
patrons with a fund of
THE BEST AND MOST ATTRACTING HEADING.
Among the attractions for the new year,
the publishers would call attention to the
Serial Novels. embracing For Percival, u
charming story of English life, hand
somely illustrated, and
A NEW ANGLICAN STORY,
by Ellen w. Olney, the talented author
of Love in Ieleness, which will be COM
menced on the conclusion OF For
Pescival"
A series of
ILLUSTRATED Articles,
embracing several on Southeastern Eu-
rope (including Bulgaria and Rouman;a,)
by Edward King; Descriptions of Old
criptions of Parts of Sweden by Professor
James A. Harrison Sketches Of Life in
Norway, by Olive Logan Some Account
of the Italian Lakes, by Robert A. Nc
Leod, etc.
Papers on French Lie and Manners, by
Henry James, Jr; The Wind River
Country Especially interestingo on account
of the Indian troubles), by Gen. J. s.
Erisbin. U. S. A.; Judge Nicholas. of Ken
lucky, by Paul r. Sbipman; and on var
ious subjects by S. Weir Mitchell. Md,
Sarah B. Wister, Edward G. Bruce, Rey.
Leonard W. Bacon and others Also
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judicial Order.
Times for holding Courts in The
9th Judieia! District Of Iowa.

In pursuance of the Statute in such
case made and provided it is hereby Or
dered that the Terms of the
DISTRICT COURT
within and for the 9Th Judicial District in
the State of Iowa, for the years A. d.
1878 and 1879, shall be begun and held
in the several counties at tie times and
places, following, to-wit:
AT MARION,
in the county of Linn, on the first Mon
day of April, and the fourth Monday of
October.
AT Upton,
in the county of Cedar, on the first Mon
day in May, and the fourth Monday in
November
AT ANAMOSA,
in the county of Jones, on the third Mon
day in May, and the second Monday in
December
AT IOWA CITY,
in the county of johnson, on the first
Monday in January, and the first Monday
in June.
AT MARENGO.
in the county of Iowa, on the first Mon
day in February, and the fourth Monday
in August.
AT TOLEDO,
in the county of Tama, on the third Mon.
day OF February, and the second Monday
in September.
AT vINToN,
ip the COUNTY OF Benton, on the second
Monday in March, and the first Monday
in October.
And it is further ordered that the Terms
of the
CIRCUIT COURT
in and for the Sh Judicial Circuit, FOR
the years A. D. 1878 and 1879, shall be
begun and held in the several counties
at the times and places, following, to-wit:
AT MARION,
in the County OF Linn, ON the first Mon
day o. January, and the first Monday in
June.
AT Upton,
in the county of Cedar, on the Third Mon
day in February, and the second Monday
in September.
AT ANAMOSA,
in the county Of Jones, on the first Mon
day in March, and tie fourth Monday in
September.
AT IOWA CITY,
in the county of johnson, on the third
Monday of March, and the third Mon
day in October.
AT MARENGO,
in the county of Iowa, on the third Mon
day in April, and the second Monday in
November.
AT TOLEDO,
in the county of Tama, on the first Mon.
day of May, and the fourth Monday of
November.
AT VINTON,
in the county of Benton, on the third
Monday of May, and the second Monday
| in December.
And it is further ordered that the Clerk
of the District and Circuit Courts in each
county shall file this order and enter it of
! record in the Journal of each Court, and
cause the same to be published for four
weeks in some weekly newspaper pub
| lished in such county.
| Given under our hands, at Anamosa
this 9Th day Of October, A. D.. 1877.
JOHN SHANE,
1 Judge District Court, 9Th Judicial District
/ JOHN NcKEAN,
| Judge Circuit Court, Sth judicial Circuit
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If any of our readers intend to buy any
Christmas presents or Holiday goods
away from home, VIC advise them by all
means to visit the large and beautiful store
of Mr. S. D. Palmer, Mt Marshaltown.
His establishment is the finest one we
ever saw outside of u large city and is
only e-:celled in the cities in magnitude,
and not in elegance. He has vciy large
stock of all kinds of goods suitable for
presents, from the most beautiful books,
10 a simple toy or parlor came. His prices
are reasonable, and he is Il very pleasant
gentleman TO deal with. He will take
pleasure in showing any Of our friends
though his fine establishment whether
any purchases are made or not. When
in Ma'shalltown be sure and call on Mr..
Palmar
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Sven Dwarfs, at the Cour: House.
COLDYILLEIrEMS.


Hostat:ler and Blower tried their mus
cular power in the way of an old fash-
toned knock-cown; no one hurt very
much.
One of our citizens Lad more money
than he knew what to do with; consc.
quent!y, he left his pocket-book contain
ing about $500, laying on the counter Of .
hardware store in Timer. $500.
s'Old Prob" suggested hard winter but
we guess he has failed this lime. Try
again old man. ASa
The past week has been favorable TO
Farmers in getting the, corn out. of the
field and inso the Glib. MTG
Our schools have commenced in earnest
with good attendance. Miss White is
doing the duty of teacher il District No.
i, Mr. George Dick is officiating at No. 2;
white Mr-Joscph Loid is handling the
rod at Is Mile Grove, J. w. McFarlan
is teaching the young idea how to shoot,
in No. 5; and Mr.. A. F. Colebaugli is
teaching at No. 6. We do not know The
names Of the rest.
RECORDER.
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1t is as good as show to go to the es-
Establishment of Mr.. L. Wentz and see his
stock of Holiday goods and candies. He
purchased over half a ton of candies, from
the ordinary stick to the finest French
Cream, and he proposes to sell it out at
reasonable prices. He has also fine as
sortmcnt of work boxes, vases toilet sets,
stercoscopes and views, kaleidoscopes,
toys and great many ether articles which
we hayn't room to enumerate and which
he invites every body to call and see.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-12-20

Parties sUishi,ig Conrcr Picture
Glass, SiiE TeIret Frames and
Fine Gilt easels for the OIL Hin
iatures, can be supplied at. mig
gallery. They sCiU make nice
Christmas Presents. CAL and
see them. y S. MOORE.
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REM EN- BIER

Our Fur Mandatory is the
largest in the Western
Country.
Our facilities for making any
Fur Garment are unex-
celled.
We can always I'll an order
for any Fur Set or Gar
ment at short notice.
We keep constantly on hand
a large assortment of skins
from all parts Of the world.
We keep a full line of Sat-
ms, Silks, Tassels, ready
made, Muf Innings, and
all varieties of Fur Trim
mings.
We will send you goods sub
ject to your approval.
We guarantee both goods
ane prices.
Eddy, Harvey & Carter,
MANUFACTURERS OF
FurS and Gloves,
AND JoBBEEs OF
Hats, Caps, Straw goods 9 Umbrellas
239 u 241 Madison ST., CHICAGO.
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PSAs -seei r isz- .-s
Monday morning Dec. 10, D. Feet star
ted 10 the timber when one Of his horses
was taken sick. He turned to 90 home
but when he got back as far as j. Smiths
it dropped before the. harness could be
taken off. Symptoms were, trembling and
r'giditylof the muscles and the blood
was coagulated SO that it could not be
bled Tor
Reading The articles from the different
correspondents in last weeks CHaoN1cLE
we are constrained to say word of en-.
couiagement in its favor. II certainly il
what it--and every county paper should
be, home paper. Reports from all parti
of the county is just what is needed. Al
we read them we become interested in
home affairs and instead Of living isolated
become acquainted, which begets intcrcs,
and enthusiasm.
j. and D. Mccormick having been In
formed BY telegram that their mother
was dangerously IN, started for Ohio Dec
18th. q
F. Ashpolc e wishing in the eastern
part Of the state. sa5s
Mr.. Gallagher d painting his house.
Notwithstanding the bad roads How.
ard was seeming " taken by travelling dry
good stores Mont1ay night, Dec. 10th
One consisting Of two buggies and two
salesman stopped at J. Bradlcy's, one
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-12-20
SHERMAN Syrup


No other medicine in the world was ev-
or given such test of its curative quail
tiles as Boschee's German Syrup. In
three years two million four hundred
thousand small bottles of this medicine
were distributed free of charge by Drug
gists in this country to those afflicted
with Consumption, Asthma, Group, Severe
Coughs, Pneumonia and other diseases of
the Throat and Lungs, giving the Ameri-
can people updcniable proof that German
Syrup will cure them. The result has
been that Druggists in every town and
village in the United States are recon-
mending it to their customers Go to
J. N. Springer, Toledo, or II. Soleman,
Tama City, and ask what they know
about it. Sample bottles 10 cents. Reg
ular size rs cents. Three doses will re-
lieve any case.
III; A..
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Notice is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting of the Stockholders of
the Toledo Savings Bank, win be held on
Tuesday, JANUARY 1st,1S18, at two o'clock
P. NJ. 1t the Bank, for the purpose of
electing a Board of Directors for the en-
suing year, and for the transactIng of
such other business as may properly come
before said meeting.
LEVI B. NELSON,
Cashier
Toledo. Iowa, Dec. 18th, 1877
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The Entertainment ut the Methodist
Church next Monday evening will consist
of music, short addresses, responsive read
ings, &c. 1t will be perfectly free. All
are invited, and be sure and take your
Testament along SO you can take part in
the readings.
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The high School Entertainment will

4. The high School Entertainment will be
Egiven at the Court House. Friday even
ling Dec. 21st. Doors open at 2 o'clock,
curtain will rise promptly at 8 o'clock.
Admission rs cts. Children 10 els Pro-
|ceeds to apply on the purchase of an Or
gan for the use of the school. To secure
quiet, parents arc requested to seat their
children with themselves.
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For some reason unknown to us We fail
ed to receive our regular Correspondence
from Tracr and Buckingham, this week.
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Frank rlacck has moved his tailor shop
TO the rear part of the building north OF
Toledo House, occupied by him as gro
cciy and confectionery store.
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IRAGEDY ON THE BO1RDS,
at the Court House, Friday Ere.

Rev r. Foste, lec,ured in the Court
House, last Saturday evening, upon the
subject OF Temperance. We were unabe
TO be present. bat understand he handled
this somewhat old subject in new and
interesting manner.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-12-20

D Rev Geo. Baker, father of Rev. O. E.
Baker. will preach at the +. W. Baptist
Church. on next Sabbath.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-12-20

Some of the boys put up a job on
Mr.. Loomer Tuesday night, and caused
him to fight a straw man. He says
though, il was a real man. 1t no doubt
scared him b ad enough to have been three
or four real men ~ .Ef
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-12-20

Miss Anna Johnston returned to Mt.
Vernon Friday evening of last week.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-12-20

Misses Addie Stevens and Lille Stivers
arrived home from Rockford, H., Mon
day evening, to visit during the holiday
season. " - s45l
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NJ and Ms. G. A. Hass, o. Delmar
Junction, arrived in Toledo, last week.
We understand they propose to make
this their home for the future
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Do You want one bright spot in your
memory for'77s Friday evening Dec. q,
is the opportunity.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-12-20

Mrs. E l.. Dillman arrived home fiom
her Eastern trip, Wednesday morning
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-12-20

Hon. Jos. Dysart has been appointed a
member of the Board of Supervisors to
fill the vacancy caused by the resignation
of Mr.. r Clark.
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Elder L. Lane, win preach in the Chris
tian Church next Sunday, the 23fd, inst.
Also. the following Sunday, at the usual
hou Is Of service. 4s fAfi 80 81
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Miss Carrie Guilford went to EldOra
Monday to attend musical Convention
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Mr.. j. G. Hanna, who went East few
dag since, is attending school at Inde-
pendence, Penna
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-12-20

Palmer the Marshaltown Bookseller
will have about 40 tons of wall paper for
the spring trade, over half of it now being
opened.