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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-03-29
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Also, 10000 one-year we'll established
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Of over 500 varieties. Ito, heavy to send
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fly Perp and Noisettes, So 90 per doz.
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-03-29

! L. L. Raincs would inform the la
4 Toledo andvacinity, that she ex-
10 leave town in a short time. and
pse having hair which they wish to
woven can get 1t done by calling on
" time before April 10Th, 1877.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-03-29
August Flower.

A thrce.year-old colt for sale, by D.
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b PAPER is kcpi on file in the office
If. Booth. General Eastern Agent
Igo and Northwestern Railway. AS
awav, New York CITY. Our friends
in New York are cordially invited to
md read itany time. They will III.
|be welcome.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-03-29

] assortment OF new Carpets. Ready
Clothing, Hats 8 Caps. lower than
before. f cor
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Ind Mrs. G. u. Bishop ~ Crystal
bip, rejoice u the possession Of =

hing son makes happy the home Of
b Mr.. Jas. Patterson. Of Howard
hin ssses 5,so..sS {
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}. W. B. Frazcll win have pu hllc
i the parsonage next Saturday. when
ll dispose Of sumo desirable proper
tluding an open buggy. a secretary,
carpets. some wood. &c &c.
bit Dexter will furnish the mu; lie for
ccasion.
.inie,esiing and spicy piper, publish.
y Scnit e. Rire. chirago, il thc
b National Hota Reaorfer. As its
indicates. it is devoted exclusively
X hotel interesie of the countrv. i
credit To its enterpriSing publishers,
|eIl rs 10 the city which is its home.
cents for Il specimen cspy.
. -s-----l------- 1s,s f.liss-
Is. f. b. Coates, having purcllnssed
building, Just east of ne Post Office.
moved l,.- Millinery sore 'nto It, and
[he found there with a new and fresh
+ of cyeryih ,yia her line Millinery
by Goods. llosiery. Netions. Sc. az,
forlially invites everybody To call and
he. before making their spring pur.
les.
be latest venture upon The journals
Yea in this locality is the ChiTographic
Fey. neat eight page paper full Of
resting reading. published BY Will
TX, Toledo, Iowa His first and prin-
I object Is 10 advertise his writing
commercial Institute, but the paper
Rains large ap,ountof information.
is published u the low price If
rs per year lae.udIns : Ane Chromo;
B cts per yess and the ChFoh,0 Mill Be
(ished complete With frame, mat and
y. a5tAo
iss Jessie Couthoni. of Chicago. gave
Entertainment In the Court House,
hday evening, consisting Of Readings
liecitAtions. which WAS 4 realty q fiue
IF. TIE audience was comroscd of . n;
y intelligent and cultivated citizens,
had gone 70 the Hall expecting 70 en-
q treat. A. far As we know none we're
lppointcd. Miss Coufh0ni, though
le young. il possessed Of rare cl0cu-
AIRY powers; she has \ strong. though
lical voice, and will q doubtless
pine widely knewn In the future as
Of the first readers on the stage.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-03-29

Rev. ". D. Frizell has decided to q
70 Baltimore and viii take charge d
The MI Lsbanon Independent Meshodist
Church. His many friends IN Iowa viii
be dprry 70 see him leave. He still re-
'lainS his connection, however, with the
Upper Iowa Conferences.
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b. Newcomer Of Traer. visited .
6s in Toledo the early part Of the
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-03-08
Administrator Notice.
z. r. Kunke,,s hitter wine OF Iro.

has never been known 10 fan In the cure Of
weakness, attended with symptoms; tndis-
position to exertion, loss of memory, diff
Guilty of breathing, general weakness, horror
OF disease, weak, nervous trembling, dread
ful horror of death, night sweats, cold feet,
weakness, dimness of vision, languor, uni
versal lassitude OF the muscular system,
enormous appetite with dyspeptic symp-
toms, hot hands, flashing OF the body, dry
mesa of the skin, pallid eountenancs and
eruptions on the face, purifying the blood,
pain in the back, heayiness OF the .ey etids,
| frequent black spots dying before the eyes
with temporary sltfision aud loss Of sight,
want of attention, etc. These symptoms
all arise from . weakness. and TO remedy
that, use T.. +. Knnke els Bitter Eine Of
Iron. II never fails. Thou sands are now
enjoying health who have used it. Take
only +. +. Kunkers.. ,grfG - ".gs!.i .
lions. As Kunkeps Bitter Wine Of Iron is
SO well known all over the country, drug
gists themselves make an imitation and try
to sell II OF TO thelr customers, when they
can for Kunkel's Bitter Wine or Iron, .2Q'a
Kunkeps Bitter Wine Of Iron is put up
only In 81 bottles, and has yellow wrapper
nicely put on the outside with the pro-
prietor's photograph on the wrspper Of
each bottle. Always look for the 'pheto
graph on the outside, and you VIII siways
BE- sure to get the genuine. One Aollas per
bottle, or ak for ". Seld BY druggists and
dealers EVERYWHERE
ALL WORMS REMOVED ALIVE. ~
y. +. Kunksls Worm syrup usvss fails
70 destroy Pin Seat aud stomach .worns.
Or. kunkel, the only sueee sstul ply stefan
who rem0yes Tape Worm in two hours
alive, with hssd. and no Zoe ustLl rsaloysd,
Common sense teaches that II Tape Norm
be removed, all other worms can 0e readily
tdeel9Qyed. send tor circular = y: Hun
kel, No. 259 North Ninth street, Philadee
4 phir Pa, or cali en- your druggist snd ask
tOr |. bottle of Kunksps Worn Syrup.
pPlee 800. Il never iaiis.
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Another serial, .His Inheritance" by
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WIN. R. SMITH
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Ofice In Winters Block, corner seventh aud
Commercial Avenue. lentrance ON SEVENTH.
Residence Thirteenth street. wsst of w ashinrssl
avenue. II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06


AL remember the shooting ssraps In .
variety show at Dssdweod. Black Hills.
last November. in which . man named Ed.
S~hanghnessy threw an AZ at Fanny Gar
rcttson. who was on tho stage, and was
climbing over the footlights TO renew the
attack. whsa Dick Brown. the bsnjoist,
and the husband Of the woman. drew his
pistol aud killed the intending murderer.
A report reached the comstock on the
heels Of the news Of the shooting that
Brown had been hanged by the mob.
Richard did not got his neck stretched.
however. Public sentiment justified
his conduct. Under date Of Deem
bsr -. Brown writes to the NEws
from Dcaiwooi. saying: "I ' bad
my examination. and WA acquitted by
the evidence Of the witnesses for the prss-
ecutisn alsue. mine net being required.
Hut as IL il said No have no jurisdiction
TO try such eases here, l shall possibly DO
taken To Yankton. Dakota"
After thus disposing of the shooting
ssrape. Brown gives the following infor-
nation {: "wm. Nuttall and l arc keep
lug q saloon and variety house. The city
il ianguishing under q kind OF business
dearth. owing to the fact that everything
10 frozen up and the thermsnetsr stands
at -. We receive the SEws here. and
are always glad 10 hear from the Com
stock. Of course. A great immigration 10
expected 10 reach this place In the spring.
but I do not advise anyone 10 come before
March. There have been no new diseov-
erie- made"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06
Crane, Reception and Rail.

Next Monday evening the Union and
Confederate Veterans will give their grand
reception and ball At Cooper's Hall In vir-
GINA City. The names Of the gentlemen
ON the various committees. and the ar
rangsments already made aud under way
all point 10 the fact that this Is to be one
VI the most brilliant Of tho season. There
will he no lack VI brass buttons, ~ mill
tary gentlemen will appear In the uniform
worn by them In service. each bearing
their appropriate insignia VI rank or posi-
ton. The Blue and Gray will freely min
gle in the may dance. aud all will 70
merry - can DO wished. The cloak and
ladies' room will be under the charge Of q
special committee. The best attendance
will be In waiting and every attention paid
to the guests who may 10 present on the
occasion. which will 10 = regular gather
ing Of the clans. Colonel IL. IL. Taylor
will deliver . brief address Of welcome TO
tho guests. and then dancing will begin.
The best people Of the Cemstock will be
there In force and there will be . right
good time for all who know how 10 enjoy
themselves. Professor varnsy will fur
nish the music.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06
Exit. Uasls Be,,.

"Uncls Ben " 10 dead. He died at the
County Hospital yesterday Of pure old
age. Uncle Ben hailed from Maine,
where he was horn seventy-tws years age
His real name was Jonathan Pendleton.
but few knew him In Gold Hin by that
handle. Uncle Ben WAS enc Of the wrecks
who NAV be seen In every mining tswa ON
the Pacific Coast. At u stage Of his
history he had his pocket full Of rocks and
made them fy Of courss. Whisky sapped
him. lie went wild on stocks. That was
his pet mania. About = year ago the
dirty. bent old man was always seen
hanging about the bulletin boards
eagerly watching for the stock report.
How he lived was . study. lie lost all
pride and poked about the butchers shops
picking mp free scraps. which hs carried
TO his cabin behind the Yellow jacket
whore he cooked them. The free lunch
tables Of the saloons were his mainstay.
Free whisky aud irregular feeding did
their work. The old machine wore out
and Uncle Zen had to leave the stock
board and tho lunch table aud tetter 10
the County Hospital. lie stumpsd about
for nearly q year over there, and yesterday
he couldn't put mp more mud, 30 hs was
frozen out.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06
THIRD DISPATCH.
stocks Lsskinx Hotter Marriott.
The MACK mailer.

stocks Locking Bstter - Marrt0tt.
the niRekm,siler.
BAN FRAscisco, January G-3 p. NJ
There was . batter feeling both ON tho
street and In tho Board this morning.
Ophir opened at i9a and sold In tho
Board rs high as 20, closing at 1914.
Mexican opened at iGt aud closed In the
Board al Nv. strong. Best 4 Bslcher was
Arm at 3sis 63sA. The b0nAnzas both
showed improvement. California sold be-
fore the Board at 49,. advancing In !he
Board to 43a. The Consolidated Virgo
opened Of 37is and advanced In the Board
70 37a. At the south end prices were not
80 firm. Crown Point declined IN ~.
Jacket wa weak at Is. There was also an
unsettled feeling In tho Schultz stocks.
Bullion opened at 49,. and closed at l5a.
Justice opened at Is before the Board. but
declined TO its. E~xchequer was weak At
c. @Gas.
The case Of Marriott u the .ysr' Latter,
charged with perjury In giving his svi.
dence In the Clsy-Marriott libel case came
up In the City Criminal Court this
morning. but owing ~ q defect In tho
complaint was dismissed. A nsw com.
plaint will Ia hlel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06
Ns~ Ysri. li..nr.i.

SKw YoRk. January G.-sales in the
Morning Board. ia currency, were; 200
Alpha q. G2i. 200 Bslchsr ii@iils, 100
Beat A Belcher Al. 100 Bullion lISsllia,
90 Ghollsr- Poto.i 81. DO Cleveland o..
600 Cen. Imperial H.. 500 Crown Point
a., 100 EIehequer \. 100 Gould a Curry
n. 800 Grant 7a7S, Goo Hale 4 Nor
cross 81, M6. 25 Julia 81 100 Justice i64,
COO Kossuth IL, 800 Mexican ls't, 90
Northern Belle 26ti. 100 Ophir 2ia, 100
Raymond a Ely 81. 2oo Union Con. %,
lOU Ysllou Jacket lG..