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Changing Her Opinion.

Mrs. Flyn," said His Honor, ''you
are charged with being an fnebriate"
I'm not, I'm a wildly"
"Well, then you are widow who is
accused of being drunk"
'' 'As for that, yer Honor, may take
dhrope too much Of something stronger
thin tay.'
"Well, Mrs. Flyn, shall have to
"Now thin, judge" interrupted the
prisoner, "sure you wouldn't be after
sidin' me to the Island jest for taking a
wee dhrop o. the erather, such a foine,
hondsome, goodiookin', smart Judge as
ye is 2''
''Mrs. Flyn, considering the fact that
you think me fine
"Yiss.''
Handsome
'iYiss.'
'And smart
"Yiss.''
''And that you were very drunk, /
I have concluded to send you to the
Island for ten days
ooh Lud bad seran TO yes for an
ugly disagreeaBle, ignorate spalpeen.
May the divil fly away wild ye," shouted
the wildly as Bijah carried her off
like sack of potatoes.
H5s' A relative of the well known
comedian, William j. Florence, tells the
following: Many years ago, while
Florence was under an engagement at
the Winter Garden Theatre, New York,
he invited friend to dinner at "a Broad
way restaurant. Both where hungry
and they ordered a plentiful supply Of
food. When their appetites were salts
fled, Florence called for the bill, and to
his utter dismay discovered that he had
no money. In changing his clothing in
the morning, he neglected to take the
money from his discarded pantaloons.
He told the friend of the fix he was in,
and asked him for a loan. Mortified
and chagrined, he answered that all he
had was just sufficient to pay his fare
home. Then the actor called the res
taurant keeper and told him the truth
about the money. The quickly excite
man raved and stormed at Florence,
saying that he had resolved not to be
swindled by any one, and that he should
send for the police.
A this time short, stout old gentle
man stepped up to the proprietor, and
firmly said:
"How dare you speak to a gentleman
in the way you have done His mistake
is a perfectly natural one, and such AS
might occur to any man. / am asham-
ed of you I'll dine no more i'm your
house. nor permit my friends TO do SO in
the future. Here take this ~ and the
old gentleman took a fifty dollar note
from a fat wallet and handed it to the
discomfited landlord, saying deduct
the amount of the young mans bill and
return me the change"
The proprietor's apologies We're un-
needed He handed the old gentleman
SAT so, and again essayed apologies.
When in the street Florence handed
his bcnefactOr his professional card and
address, adding that he should certainly
reimburse him. The old gentleman's
indignation quickly passed away, and
beginning to smile, he said:
"That's all right, young man; I've
been trying to pass that counterfeit
hank note all day
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az A florist was showing an Irish
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II? z" replied the other.
"Troth and I'm glad, for it's hungry
l am. Bnt isn't there some irish dhrinlS-
ing saloon jist as handy ?''
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Address the publishers: txl5Ply
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ILLUSTRATED Priced NnfaIngna

Fifty pages--3O0 Illustratlons,with Descriptions
OF the thousands OF the best Flowers and Veg
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ylck's Floral Guide. Quarterly, 25 cents year.
Z Vick's Flower and Vegetable Garden, 80 cents
Ia paper; IN elegant cloth covers 8l,00.
Address, JAMES WICK, Rochester, n. \,
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psg Swift was one day in company
with young coxcomb. who, rising
from his chair, said with a ooneeited
and confident air, :" would have you
know, Mfr. Dean, set up for@ wit"
" Do you indeed replied the Dean
" then take my advice, and sit down
again"
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eB- 10, my son, don't stand there
scratching your head; stir yourself, or
YOU will make no progress in llfe."
"Why father, replied the young hope
full, "I've often heard yea say that the
only way to get along in this world, Is
to scratch ahead and Pm doing it.'
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g9 /" A little more than kin. "--"And
isn't there an old gardener somewhere
about here, too, Mrs. Mafoney - Pat
Reilly think his name is t'7 F" Know
him, is it, my lady-and isn't he a
relation of mfney Shure he wunct
wanted to marry my sister Kate ~
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NEW SHOE SHOP

The undersigned respectfully informs the citl
zens OF Bloomfield and vicinity, that they have
opened shoe-shop In the room OF Il h. Ciouser,
recently occupied as Law.OtiiCe, by Calvin Neil
SON Esq, where they will do work at panic prize
es, repairing made a specially at prices to suit
the times) from ~ tn 20 per cent. t.saved by patron
izing our shop. Our motto is "quicil sales and
short prOttS). Terms cash or country produce
but positively no credit.
LEVI II. SWARTZ T. CO..
New bloomfield, Pa.
January is, 1sTG--if
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EsLANNELS--A splendid assortment Of Flan
Il nels iust opened BY Il. MORTIMER
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r AIDES AND CHILDREN will And q
i 4 splendid assortment Of shoes at the one
Que price store Of y. Mortimer r
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IMPORTANT TO HUCKSTERS.

The undersigned. desIringto return to the city,
offers for sale, the GOOD WILL to good marketing
route ia Perry Co.. with TWO HORSE TEAM and
fixtures al complete with all necessary instruc-
tions 10 purchaser. This Is an old established
route and II rare chance For particulars, call on
or address.
j. NJ. LENNEY.
Mechanicsburg,
"a 3m* Cumberland Co.. Pa.
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"And that you were very drunk, /
have concluded to send you to the
Island for ten days
ooh Lud bad scran 10 yes for an
ugly disagreeaBle, ignorate spalpeen.
May the divil fly away wild ye," shouted
the wildly as Bijah carried her off
like sack of potatoes.
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January is, lsT6-l
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A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that James Irvine and
wife OF Saville township, Perry county, Pa, by
deed Of voluntary assignment have assigned all
Irvine to Thos. II. Milligan, of the borough of
Newport, county and state aforesaid, in trust fer
the benefit OF the creditors of the said James
Irvine. All persons therefore Indebted to said
said James Irvine, will make payment to the will
assignee, and those having claims or demandssthe
make known the same W thOut delay.
THOS III. MIELIGAN,
january 80 1877. Assignee.
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NOTICE.-The undersigned hereby gives no.
IN tice to all persons indebted to him, that their
accounts must be settled on or before the first of
March, After that no further indulgence will be
granted. CHRISTIAN STOUFFER.
Shermansdale, Jan. 8, 1877. pd
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-12-13
DuCxlssaAn csszEsrospEnca

fTi2sf TT-f7,.lT ~ -ft777i'Il -
Items ars rather scarce this week.
ThsBuckingham school will commence
about the middle Of Dsesmber-A down
IigAt shame. .gq yui IS KS -
Il y said that Yankee Smith h about
forty yesn behind the tines, bccause he
takes the wagon ONT in theiAeM and picks
Win : basket. Yaakss dap1 like horses
,Dyssis and Moorsyille claim to have the
ehaxu06pa corn huskeIs .of Tsna Co
Now boys a. We come in last we are moi
going to spoil it Ill with shig story, but
we will take the privilege Of saying that
we have q young man-Will ,Underhill
who we will defy any woman or man in
the county 70 beat. ha d.lol so
In the last issue of the CHRONICLE we
notice some six correspondents from differ
ent parts of the county besides large
amount Of other interesting reading mat
ter. This speaks web for . county paper
but we hope ere long it will be able to
note local intelligence from every town
ship in the county. And we believe such
correspondence can be secured with but
little trouble, and it greatly helps . pa
per. 8.gea
Died of Diphtheria Sunday morning
November, 9th 1877 Mrs George Eccles.
Once more death has come and taken
away one Of our best and most respected
citizens, and put into the family and
surrounding country a state Of sorrow
and mourning. Scarcely was it known
that she was sick before death overcome
her, and while we are stating these facts
VIC hear Of several others that are swing
ing on the thread Of death with the same
disease, but we hope they will all recover,
and some move will beamade TO drive
the plague from tne country. 9
BIsNAECK.
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CHELSEA IrEln.

E. Boyer has bought the Kreager farm
west Of town. d5i FIJI f fit
John Kogler and family started for
Texas last Tuesday evening. But Y
they went by the way Of Chicago some
have their doubts n TO their destlnatips
being Texas-
Charlie Ward was arrested lsse Hun-
day % charge of stealins money fsom
the Rev. Robinson where he vas sop
ping. A1a 8h96
A tramp stopped 4 Spcnce's hotel last
Friday night and in the morning was
leaving without paying his bill. Andy fol-
lowed him and requested payment when
the tramp talked shoot. Andy procured
warrant for his arrest, and Stephen
sent him up 70 board with Austin for
thirty days. $3.50.
Charles Brown Commonly known AS
Frank Woimley,) of Aurora NL,is visit.
ing at Martin Smith's.s parents. of Mrs.
Brown. saH $3.50 ssf@ it'4
A fellow styling himself Professor vii
son gave what he termed sciopticon
entertainment at the school house on
Monday evening.
Insurance agents still continue to visit
our town. One al them was not received
very adectionately on his visit last
week. ass
One Of the greatest events Of the young
folks was the arrival of Santa Claus who
is making his head quarters at Roach b
Whites Drug store. One Of the finest
things which he brought was a negro
dancer. You should all 60 and see him
be will make you laugh whether you want
10 or not. IN
L. McCommons is again homo from
Colorado. He has shipped several car
loads OF cattle from there 10 Chicago the
past summer aud fall.
Who is who and what is what is what,
the readers OF certain local paper want
toknow. ss
s.P.
.lf { 5. he
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rm Vkar,Iielrl.r,n exyr.w, for o,

TINE WGtr1ARerER RxyIEw, for Octo.
Dor, juat repablished BY the Leonard
Scott Publishing Co.. Al Barclay Street,
New York, contains, as usual, many val
liable articles. ssg ~ g ss4
1. '.Hindu Society and English Rule
Shows that the nature and working Of
the English administration are not adjust.
ed to the modes Of thought, the customs
and beliefs 0f the Hindu races.
Q. Torpedo Warfare Describes the
various cohtrivanccs for submarine war
fare. ~ as fssA s3gsa
8. "Renais sance in Italy," A short &C,
count Of the revival Of classic learning in
Italy IN the fourteenth and fifteenth cen
tnrles. n
4."The Supernatural Element in Shake
epeare." Argues that this element not on
" heiehaens he ideal character. but inten
siaes the reality Of the plays in which II
5. aBir Joha Browning.n Sir John va.
one Of The sar1iest contributors to the
Wcstminstef Review, and this article tell,
the rory Of his life. N:ss -
6. Pre- Christian Dispensaries and Hos
pitAle.s Traces the history Of the rise 81
hospitals ii The natio4s ofantiquity.
4. Russian LiteratlfeH a survey 81
~ progress, fson TIN earliest dawn 4
ses. 81 sssiilissfisa u plau,., = .ns
Coaee1anlnSoao 1antages. Review
II. 627 WinS late Ncgk % these subjects
and - scixtle ia ~ u SIN tinsdfAlod
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Judicial Order.
Times for nsldIag celris b The
9th judicial District % lewa.

In pursuance OF the Statute in such
case made and provided II ID 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 b begun and held
in the several counties at the tines and
places, following, to-wit:
10 AT MARION,
in the county Of Linn, on the Dirt Mon
day Of April, and the fourth Monday Of
October. ~
AT Upton, III
in the county Of Cedar, on the first Mon
day in May, and the fourth: Monday in
November. tt& 's
lg5 AT ANAMOSA,
in the county Of Jones, on the third Mon
day in May, and the second Monday in
December.
AT IOWA CITY, q.
in the county Of johnson, on the first
Monday in January, and the frat Monday
aa AT MARENGO,
ia the county Of Iowa, on the first Mon
day in February, and the fourth Monday
in August. h 81
AT TOLEDO,
in the county of Tama, on the third Mon
day of February, and the second Monday
in September. s.
AT vINToN,
Monday in March. and the first Monday
in 0ctnhar 4t f-t5fg ttF4 ets
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= sEr3 tff .iifif s--stt 7i ~ =
ffthsrs is any luttfy more geheraiiy
appreciated than another, il is GOOD
corFEE. Few persons can roast coffee
well, and TO meet this want Messrs.
Bell, Conrad q Co.. Chicago, have impor-l
ted and roasted . coffee called
sss AEK0RLA.
which y the neareat approach to JsYs Of
any heretofore offered - consumers. II
is mot glazed Is brittle and will grind
easily. Your grocer has the goods for
sale, as also the famous s
PRERLRss BAKING POWDER.
made by the same firm. Ask him for
them and obtain The best goods in the
world.
A aentle Hint
In orr style Of climate, with It's sudden
changes of temperature,-rnin, wind and
sunshine often intermingled in single
day,--it 10 no wonder that our children.
friends and relatives are so frequently to-
ken from us by neglected colds, half the
deaths resulting directly from this cause.
A bottle Of BOschee's German Syrup kept
about your home for immediate use will
prevent serious sickness. . large doctor
bill, and perhaps death, by the use Of
three or four doses. For curing Consump-
ton, Hemorrhages, Pneumonia, Severe
Coughs, Group or any disease Of the
Throat or Lungs, its success is simply
wonderful, as your druggist will tell you.
German Syrup is now sold in every town
bottles for 10 cents; regular size, rs cents.
Go to J. N. Springer, Toledo. or H.
Soleman, lama City, and get o bottle. 81
Holiday Goods in 6 reat variety at D
ARB & Co.'S.
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TO The PUBLIC!


We have been for some time past re-
pairing our Touring mill, aud we take
this method of informing the public that
we again have our mill III operation and
are now prepared to exchange -four for
wheat al all times. we also grind corn
and feed at all times. We have added to
our mill. oil the late improved machinery
for cleaning grain, boiling -four &C., and
are now prepared to make as good and
pure an article of -four as can be made in
Tho country. Thanking you for your
patronage in the past and being confident
thas we can now give you satisfaction
We ask you to give US trial. rs
BRUNER 8 RERDY,
Monticello Mills.
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TRARR CORRESPONDENCE.

has been quite sick for twosweeks and il
not yet out.
JUSTICE BnAINARD
who was for several weeks confined to his
house Is attending to his business.
The health Of this town is good, but re-
gret to learn that there Is much mortality
among children in the country. John
Smith Of Carroll buried two in ono coffin
and we also learn that diphtheria Il quite
prevalent In Reinbeck.
A recent issue Of The Bostce Pa con.
tains Just censurs Of !, practics ireva-
lent in eastern churches. which as'founc
IL way TO this latitude md We take the
liberty to copy. "A Connecticut church
uses . Jelly solution Or simply cold water
for communion purposes. q gosd many
latter day christians are fond Of showing
how the ways, Of Christ can be improved
upon." le ,xass= eizasfs E sze Is
The test vote IN the Senate % TIE eil-
YER Bill showing two thirds d more Of the
Senators to favor The legslixatiol of .
Silver Dollar worth but ninetysons 0epta
il to b dsplorsd. II II be nade ksal q
pay mems wages altogether insjlvesD Dollar
worth but ninety OF nine-two cenaA h
win be found that prices Of msrchaadiss,
especially groceries will spup aboss ter
per cent, and mans earnings viii buy
only about nine-tenths Of WHIST they now
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DYSAET CORRESPONDENCE.

$ - 49, assi4f4 r4Hft ftAf
Business b sosd here since the roads
froze up. sii.i7. nf8 500
The rough reeds ase bginging in . har-
vest to the blachsmishs w. Bradbrook
who rsccntiy. noved hers from Toledo, il
shooting horses.
The new Presbyterian Church here va
dedicated on Sunday. Dec. Il. Il tool
about ave hours to raise six hundred dol
Lars, but they succeeded in getting it, oil
the same. This smoant was cne hundred
and ninety dollars nose thsa they needed
20 they gavs 10 ~ MssAedist Church
to assist then Ia paying what they owe
on their church. This Was good msys,
There was Q dance here On Thanksgiv-
ing night q which the boys ny they had
. good tme. 7si 5
We have brass band herr, or win
have when the boys learn % play.
School cpmmsneed Monday with NJ.
Porter ~ teachsf. There arc some sixty
pupils II attendance. .n Isl
Chzistnas = eening a.d our toy mer
chants ore psspssisg foe H.
One of Cur prospeross farm>es. Mr.. A.
McElhinney shipped . ca load Of hogs 4
Chicago ~ other day. M
Things are quite cheap hsfs- she best
Canton Coal. 4s-5o; Wisssr Appses. ESQ
Wheat = sailing q - cssts; Corn
brinRe - cents. Potatoes aeo NO to bt
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Average temperature for the month Of
November. Observations taken morn and
eve was 81 degrees. Clear days6. stormy
days "a, cloudy days "a, rain fall inches,
Extreme range of thermometer was from
5to 81. Tie roads have been ID the
worst possible condition through Che
month. C. MASON.
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Wire disl,-cloths just the thing for
cleaning pots, kettles &C., for sale by A.
j. HAssELL. 6 t1sl
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Go to the furniture store and see the
new styles of furniture &c, being con-
stantly received.
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Change is the characteristic of the earth.
Principals and Creeds Of to day give place
10 others tomorrow.
A secret society meets at the U. B.
Church every afternoon of this week.
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Miss Lizzie Stone, daughter of BENZ.
Stone, recently returned to her home from
Leeds, England, where she has been visit
ing relatives for the past year or more.
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The best flour in the market for sale by
L. Wentz, at Toledo Bakery. Flour pur-
chased Of him delivered to any part of the
city free of charge.
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- Least Expense. w
/!

Our Fur Mandatory is the
largest in the Western
Country
Our facilities for making any
Fur Garment. are unex-
celled.
We can always fill 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,
MANUFACTURES OF
FuTS and Gloves.
AND J0BDKRs OF
MATS. Caps, Straw gssds &UnbTsiIas
sss q ~ Madison st., CHICAGO.
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W. C. Walters sells iOlbs choice dried
peaches for 800.
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CLoAKs, CLOAKs.

A new lot of Ladies Cloaks just re-
ceived at Mrs. Reynolds millinery rooms.
The incest in the market.
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FRESH BREAD EVERY DAY
AT TOLEDO BAKERY.

1000 lbs of confectionery for Christmas
at Berger's.
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Remember and call at Hubert Bros,
music store for any piece of music pub
lished in America.
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