The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-28
TRAER CORRESPONDENCE.

Thomas Philip resides three miles north
west of buckingham; when he retired
one night not long since he had new
corn pillow standing within four rods OF
his door, in the morning it was gone and
| it cannot be found There has been So
many farm implements stolen from that
ncighborhood this season that some body
needs hanging and there should be no I'M
necessary delay in the operation after the
guilty parties are discovered.
John Stuart thinks that all that hogs in
this country needs is iron and through
his remdies he suppliesit. A farmer livinr
near town who has faith in Stuart had .
hog that died in spite of Stuart. So II
was opened and some seventy pieces Il
iron was found in the hogs stomach.
The remedy app. ars to be an ii on manufac-
tory operating through hogs. Pennsyl-
vana will have to get protected against
Stuart.
a young lady engaged in one of our
stores could not withstand the temptation
Of kids, handkerchief. ribbons embrsid-
cries and other articles that females de-
light in, and she fell. The question will
arise in the minds Of the thoughtful, was
she alone to blame; has the temptor no
one TO answer to, have employees no re-
sponsibilitiess
West Wilson, Esq, has neatly recover
ed from his long illness and was in town
on Saturday. Mr.. Wilson has never been
sick before and was net patient under the
rod, hut there is time in life when the
constitution wcakens and never RECEIVERS,
aud after that days Of sickness recur with
'ssagreeable frequency. Mr.. Wilson's
many friends were glad to hear of his re-
covery.
The delegates from Traer to the Republi-
cation County Convention, on SATURDAY
last returned with flea in their car.
They feel they were badly treated by the
Convention and cl,eaply sold by a trusted
party. Perry polls the largest Republic
vote in the County and if she does not re-
ceive fair treatment at the hands of the
party Convention, there will be one more
obstacle for our County candidates to
overcome. and Us showed before, we can
not afford TO have any unnecessary fric-
tion. Fair play is what the Perry Re-
publications will have
The election yesterday passed eff qui-
ely The question was on the issuance
of bonds to The amount of 5000 for
the purpose Of buying a Fire Ensiuc
sc. The vote was, for the Bonds 70,
against the Bonds 109
MURDER.
Re'nbcck has made terrible beginning
in crime. On Sunday German named
Phromc was brulallY stabbed by Ed Ma
guire railroad contractor. It seems that
the murderer was dissipated man, the
one alluded to few weeks since as
supposed to be dead'west of town. Ma
guire fled and was pursued. He cludeJ
his pursucrs until Monday afternoon when
he was arrested near Waterloo. under
stand that Others were engaged but have
not particulars sufficient 10 justify calling
names. Several others have been arrest
ed, and taken 10 Grundy Centre.
Traer has sprinkler, to be used when
i. stops raining.
The Sons and Daughters Of Temper
ance are respectable body for numbers
in Traer, and have organized an Amateur
Dramatic Troupe and on the evening Of
July Bird will give an Entertainment here
for the benefit OF their Library, very
prais worthy object and should be encour-
aged. RECORDER.