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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-28
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mare BET philadelphia,
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fer 3ettfhrift. Heu sintretenbe @bennenten
fDansn bas l. unb 2. Quartal ~ieter3ett naG<
be3te5en.
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b%anriunssn unp @Cts 3stunss GrpeDtttC.
uen aIs aud bic gsrlassbaupluns entsesen.
Bon Der Srma 3. 9erber:
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6sft.
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bten. Warara, BON zen Saltlanetnflr, gbt>
aa. StInanten, Sftnpten uno @f1tfa, NIT
Bablret6sn fsbr iGOnsn G%bbtltunsen unb
elmer &arte uOn Ssnssambten.
Dtefe fur tattOltfhe Slmtlten, Defenders
au& fur bte rstfsre Sussne ietr Itbrrstde
3etti&rtft erf6etnt mOnatltG unr tOfet In
febr fGDusr &usfdttuns nur $l.75 puSabr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-28
(Gtnsefanbt.)
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ct. @nttpnp, %. Mprit 1877.

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trlr.
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SNult,nrer fatt, elm Self, an f& itOn BON
9rsser 8ebeutuns, rDel&es ben Gtet!neb'
tHtrn unpsrsebl,G bietbsn rtts.
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Sc&amt, dfGatrt RON ben bO&T. @atres
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&eoeutuus ess bstlissn Mties unb fefen
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@1ss tru9 3ur @erberrltAans bes Sefes
mad 1rdften bel; 70 Der 8trGenAcr unter
Der Direction tts 6rn. 8. @Htbsn. wdbrenb
Sr. s. Bed cte Steel fptelte. unb bic Str&e
,ror ouf bos prdGttsttt esf&midt.
CUR &ufmuuteruus Der @es,stnbe trus 90
sbenfdts BET. bag 10 piele GlaubenssenOfsn
BON ct. Saut berseretst warsn, UNI ;3euse
bts Seftdses su fetn. beltn Der 3ltHoltf i1
Nsts in betltsem Grna ertnnert.
Detn Sreunb 9.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-28

9&redlt&er 9turm. ue,er bic
@sgsnp BON eaosrs ne, un.eidtr fanf,etn
Rstlen pom Nafbutle In 2enneTee feate In
Ger Na@t pom Is. aus ben 10. Aprtt aeaer
Ntttsrna6t Elm tsftser GltrbsIptne battR.
St'r 9attsn, swet srObsre DOpabauier, 1uet
Ra%utbduisr, mstrere Std1e une eth 2rtN.
tau wureen In tletne @tude Serrlmmert.
frlbf bic Gunbamsnte Der @ebdube wureen
etn9eri fen. Gin TN 8stt lteSenpes elfiibrf,
sss Ndo&ea. Hamens Rars ReGaulis
waIb pom Sturme bermaeen ferteefnles.
pert oaB eS ben SGdOel brad uMe Gar5;
lstn BrteerGen, bas tn fetner Ndbe aef6lu.
fen. fdnt NIT etntBen aaef@angtn bacon.
Eta farbtser Wann UNI etn flrbtser Rnate
DGrben pom Sturuae 70 bsftts 40 Scben at.
lHleubsrt. bae betbe bas 8etn braHen
Stne alte Sfau Namens Charlton trurbe
NIT a1.n mSslt&en Erlmmern ttne mette
Strsds fcrt9er,Gen. Erlm merAafe Fcaen
tr an ben &cpf, biefen (hrer uerlebenb /;
rabet erlttt Re jpe. grmbri&e unb etn
'piser @eseRfanb burGbobrte t1r b6s
6dn6stlsnte; fe trurbe ferbtnb a~ufsetoben.
ROD etne alte Srau Namens 6arrtfca
ware fGuer YsrruHbst. Rebrere Yer(c.
men wureen scn Gfinmern beeratsn, man
jcS Re abss lebenb anO uerlest berans. al.
men Gbetl bu Sranmer entfatre Der
Sturm tstnabe cine Rette nett. Gr rts
Mot u 4dunte ntebsr. (onberR tries
5tetle berfsibsn risr Sus ttef ia ben 30,
een.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-28

~H %O' AVItt ItWtete Ger YpQTCeHt I'VE
ssnces S6rtttsn an ben &rtessmtniRsr Me
GraIp:
SIN Wetsen 6auie,
Walptn8ton, 70. &ptit 1871
Nttn Gerr
Gbe Id Die @Fi&ten Der @r6Gbsntf& aft
%aoernabm. mar auf 8sfrbl rueints 8Orsdn.
gers In Der manufacturers NlHbarf&ait bes
tn Nsr Orleans, g., oils Staatsbaus he.
nusten, ais has yWe1antts Snf!tute" be-
fannten Getdupes etne Mbtnetluns 8unoss.
Jafdnterte ftlttcntrt uOrpsn. Das ielbe an
Dtsism Ofte po,faDenp. btslt it Is fur PAT.
fsnr, bic Gatf5eOdns Der Gtlae ietner @nt>
feTnun8 ~ uer,SJern. bis t6 @tlessnba: &c,
tabt blben wlrre. su berrtb tien, pt BITE
Gage Der OtnSe lest etne fothe TT. baB etne
5Ortraa'r Der mtlttdrifnen @inmtiGuns Ter
NatiOnaIreBterung In bic An9%eleesnbetten
ienss 5tlatss entUsoer setOten Oosr ssrehts
ferttst mare. Nlh .netner MnfGt bsRebsn
sur 3eit fetne folGen inneren unrupen, ouf
5rnno mel@tr Der BunStsosrfl6ung eemde
oe milttlrtfAt QUITE GER Na.toualreste.
sung gam S&uBs Der StaatSbebOtpsn anss.
rufsn rereen tSante. DIE S%trstttetettn,
relde besIslth Der 8s6te eepiTer auf bas
@Oauernsursamt ienss Staatss @nfpruh
Grbebenber befebsn. Gab ntGt burG ben
Sunstsprdfo'nten gu entfhetpen. frnbern
auf benz eut& Die gsrfafaus sOrssftrtebe.
uem @sse unb In @smdbprt Der @e1eSe
ees In Srlse asbenbsn Gtlates.
Da tH pie @erFteruns babe, taB bic I'm.
wencuns Don @swalt nt&t bsablGttst to.
iOnbern bae TN Gssentbeh bte tn Srase
astsnoen Strettststten auf frtsDli6em Dtse
anp Dem @sftee ssmdB setDf rperDen iOtsn
10 battle Id IS fir am Ytags. tn Sem d ssett
Der 8tunOfdse au ban Deln. ;u wslGtu Id
MID bstm Antrttt metaes u ntes betannt
babe.
9ie ftnb bes6alb beauftraet, fur bic aus.
ferttsuna etnes Ssfepls Gorge au trassn
nonlh bic tn &sbe Getenben Eruppen bat
Digit aus tbrem itstsen QlIrtisr nab etneu,
lclGen resuldren 9laer tn Der N1hborfhafl
oerlsat wtrcen, ais fur tbre N%ufna4me aus
sepdblt werpsn mag.
Ss3) &. 9. 6ap:s.
I'm ben Hintfsr Gso. %. NcGtlrp.
Der 3%,teasmtntAer rthtete naH Der @er>
tdsun8 bes CABINETS fOlssnoes Stretben an
Sen. @bsrman:
8rtf9scepartement. Bafbinatcn,
20. Mprtt 1877.
Gen. Sd. s. sherman,
Sefeblsbabsr Der 8unbesarmee.
Oeneral!
SD bss6re mid, S6nen et~nltesenbe GU
i6rtft pss Vrdloentea su,ufslsn, In pelHsr
psr(slbe ben Sefsbl ertbstlt. ste ieBt tn Der
Na@barfhoft bsS .Msh MIC SnAttute" In
Rem Orleans ft1ttOntrten 8unDesTuppsn
nab fOlGtm Eager 3a perlesen. ais fur tire
&ufuabme oussemdblt uerDen mag. 6te
limb caeuIG NIT Der g%O0fuduns btefes
Btfsbls bsaufnast unb Werben oaftr fOrssn,
tab fie 3u,id,ebuna Der Gruppsn am
Stsnfae. Cen "a. Apttl, jwOlf ubr Mtttass
eriol9t.
5cGa6tun9soOI Sbt
@ec. u. MeGrars.
| S~ttessmtnifsr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-28
8ermtihte Na6ri6ten.
Ser &rie9 ut erfldrt.

YIN "a. Nprtl erltsb Railer AIerans
Der pom &uBlanD BON Ietnem Ntlitdr<
lager pom Hts&entf aus Die Rrieess
Proclamation an pas Rolf uno cte Mr<
NEE. tn pel&er ct erfldrte, pie bic 1Gre
tst ftG bartnddis ,pstssre. ben eereGtea
dorperun9en Der Wd1le ~ entlpreGen.
Der Ratler i6ltset m.t.psr @tflGrun9:
SD 9ebe nun. inpsnl t6 hen e eeell
@OItes auf unier tapfsrss Deer aurufe,
Oemlslben cenSefebI. bic tdlftl9eG ren3e
ia Iberihreiten."
Olei&3sttis leyelt bic enelii1e Wits
tel ree ROtte na@ Dem ptrdus. un In
eer Nabe bes Rrtsssi@auplasss 3u
lein.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-28

Die INF d en- @rCbfirfenGltrts unb
Goufontsu waren aut pprtsen Donnerfas
bic @dhe res Srdfbenten. Inter ben @e>
Idoenen rraren Ger rulffhe @s1anbte uni
0tmabltu, Sir @owarD S6prntcn - ale
Dtrtettr bee btplUmatilhen @Drps-une
@~smabiu, Aemnrat 3Outafcf pom Der ruff,
GIh'u + Ctte. Ismtrtal @orter, General
CD, man, SberbunpssrtGter @atte unp
GOhrr. Der Staatsmtnifsr uno Srau
GUurts, Der 8rtsssmtntfer unb Srau etsr.
man, Der @iuifsr bes Snnern unb SRI.
@6ura Der 8rteasmtntfer unb 5rau Ms
Gua,Y, etr Martnsmtntfer, Der Sufibmtut
U. u.
BUR Grtldruns mag bsuterft rersen, BAT
bic rulflGsn 8riessi6,fe. tuel1e ft@ issi
an ben ausrttantfhen 8uaen auftalten.
UFsnbar sum Ebstt Den 3wef babsn. mad
e~rfClstsr 8rtsssertldrune, auf bcter Ses
ouI Dompftr Sasb 3u MAIDEN, relHe ans'
rttouti&e @afsn unb @untttOR fur bic
3u'tst an Srco flbren. uebrtsens sat bic
SaTtel BITE metfen Der tn ben Der. @taaten
ron 'er bsRs1tsn @afsn u. {. %. beretts
br0ueen.
Bum Sefoabten In Der
90 net wurbe In Der Gobiuetsibuna
BON uOrtssn Srettas @sOrs e&neteer pom
&OleasO sr1annt; gum Getalfen hes Sc.
nsrolpOfmsttsrs TN S~ORbsparsment 81. y.
Srseman. Don Brownsville. Ser. freeman
100 DOT uasNrsrsn Sabren Der r,subuiant.
RanbtDat fur bas Suupsrn.ursau,t RON
SenntRte sesea Gcuv. SrOwn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-28
SnlduOilde Nadrt9ten.
&tr6It6es s.

&tr6It6eS.
DfibtlifS.
Der @at 1T eetCmmer,
Ter Sribtins erbllbt.
Dir fnsen Die SrCmmeu.
Bon %nraGt eI8llbt.
Yur Setsr bel betltaem Or9elttans,
8 Sunsfrau Narta! ben &cbeeian9.
Dir baten eeIun9en
Nrppteten i'm &hCr
aRit fruriltn 3un9en
G6on LANCE SucOr;
Str ltnssn Die Gnssl i'm 6immdSelt.
Sic Grpe, DIE Sonne, bic Sternenwsl!.
Dir fineet gum Yrei(e
Ter elite Munr.
Gts refine, bic pei6e.
SIM ~iauOteen @runO i;
Ser@urpur oe,&cie beiinset rpn S6mera
8 0rtoenve,tIdtte ! Dein Muttsreer;.
. 6etltSe 8litbe
gom 0,6te betbaut!
8 Mutter Der @ute!
8 timmltihe 8raut!
Marta /! th febe ;u DIR smpsr,
3 IsGe MID lineen TN srCbea GRcr.
GS leuntet BE Come,
Gs inwinrst Der SGmera,
nro Sreuee unb WOnne
Gtil1en mein 6erb
Stir winter pot DttlSe bic @Cttesbraut /;
@an tOast. ID. 2tsOer. 10, Saosaaut.
0uibo O1rre8.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-28
Abbernfan8 Der 8nnbeStrnp'
pen aus S1etp SrleanS.

An, 20. Gpril riGtete Der prdRbsnt fol-
ssnces S6retbtn an ben 8risssmtniaer Me
GraIp:
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-09-06

EAR NEXT WEEK I,

On Wednesday Of next week will open
the fifth annual Fair Of the Agricultural
Association of Tama County, on the Fair
Grounds, north of Toledo. We hope all
our citizens and. business men together
with the farmers ofscentral Tama will take
an active part in making this faira sue.
cess There is no reason why we cannot
have good, interesting and creditable
exhibition, and if each one will constitute
himself or herself a committe offone to as
sist in making it such, there will be nc
failure. The Fair has been put earlier
in the season this year, SO as to avoid the
cold. disagreeable weather which we usu
ally have later. and the officers Of the As
ISOLATION will spare no efforts on thei
part to make agood showing. Be SUR
and attend and take something to plac'
on exhibition.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-09-06
A Grand Affair.

Last Tuesday evening. Miss Carrie Gull.
ford was the victiom Of happy surprise
Party. The party met at the residence
Of Mr.. L. B. Blinn. After allihad arriv-
ed, they started on strike to the resi-
dence of Mr.. G. G. Guilford. The fol-
lowing are the persons who received inyi-
tations and were present.
Ed. Carmichael, and Anna Spaford;
George Brush and Florence Murray; Mr..
Franklin and Miss Dagner; MI. Stanton
and Miss Phipps; Andrew Murdough and
Carrie Blinn; Dan C0nnell and Anna
Johnston; Frank Newcomer and Eva
Fuller; II. J. Stiger and Mary and Elite.
Connell;; Geo. N. Palmer and Alice
G. Moore; w. w. souster and Emms
Wagner.
The evening was spent III numerous
games, and everybody enjoyed themselves
to the highest extent. About II o'clock
an excellent and unexce1Ied supper wa
partaken of. Shortly after this, thos
present began to disperse to their varou
/ homes
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-09-06

Average temperature for the month OF
July, Observations taken morning and
evening, SO degrees. Extreme range Of
thermometer As and 9S, difference of 90
degrees. Cloudy days, z; showery days,
4; Rain fall 24 inches.
Average temperature for the month Of
August, Observations taken morning and
evening, was 65 degrees. Extreme range
Of thermometer 46 and 80 degrees, o diff.
ference of A degrees. Rain fall II in.
Cloudy days, Q; Showery, days, z.
G. Mason,
Waltham,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-09-06

Twill call the attention of my old and
new patrons that am prepared to com
pete with any Photograph artist in Tama
County, in price and quality in all the
modern styles of pictures. will call es
pecial attention to an entirely new style
of Photograph, it initiates the steel engra-
wing to perfection, one of the most popu.
lar pictures ever introduced in this coun-
try or ally other Call and see them and
you will admire them. j., s. MOORE,
Toledo, Iowa
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-09-06
Origissag Notice.
STATE OF IOWA, I.

STATE ATE OF ol',, IOWA rs.
T6IHirans Frank, Hdyklsy, AHing = Co.,
StDsitssr d Beer. Hjl0ey, JsnkjNs q
Fdr0n. Danje1 AcLain, and KdymeS'e
Loan and Tk3st Company.
uOU, AND EACH OF YOU. ARE
hereby notified that on or before the
9th dav OF September 1877, there will be
an file In the Once Of the Clerk OF the
District Court Of Tama County, lows, 3
netition Of Lewis w. Cleveland, claiming
81 YOU the foreclosure Of q certain Nor
tcaee. executed ~ said Hiram Frank to
said Lewis w. Cleveland, on the South
West quarter Of Section Fifteen ~, yIpy
Eighty -Four (84.l Range Thirteen (18,9
West from the 6sh P. n. And claiming
al me said Hiram Frank, Sixteen Hun-
iired and Twenty Dollars with interest at
the rate Of ten per cent. per annum from
May 8rd, 1876, as Money due on four Ger
tain Profnissory Notes Of the said Hiram
Franz, and secured BY said Mortgage, alBo
exchange on New York. and ten per cent.
Attorneys Fee, as proYided for u said
Notes and . IRRESPONSIBLE Abstract Fee ~
provided for IN said Mortgage which
Notes and Mortgage wi! be more fully
described in tlns said petition.
And that unless you appear thereto,
and defend on3or before NovN, Of the sec
ond day Of Tho next term Of SAID court,
being The September term of sad Ceu.a.
s sSs s sss:yS ss5r Ak q ssss@bss; 81
1677: n "a Corr House, II foledc, 81
sesiast yoS, szd uds1sst sssdsssd
ss'''' s ~ u6rir.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-09-06
Original Notice.
STATE OF IOWA, 1 =,

TAMA COUNTY,
To WsUians Halderman, James Leach, I'D
gar N. Wilson. and the anknown Aesrs
Of james LeacA:
YOU, AND EACH OF YOU, ARE
i hereby notified that on or before the
7th., day Of September, A. D, 1877, there
will be on file in the Office Of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Tama County, Iowa,
petition Of Samuel Countryman Claiming
Of you the quieting OF his title in and +, tc
the Northwest quarter Of Section one Il.
in Township No. Eghty-three (SS) north
Of Range No. thirteen (l3l west OF the
9th p NJ, and for other relief.
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 September term Of said
Court for the year A. D. 1877, commenc
ing on the third Monday in Septem
Der, A. D. 1877. at the Court House
in Toledo, in said County, default
will be entered against you, and judgment
rendered thereon.
d. D. APPELLATE,
SO Attorney for Plaintiff
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-09-06
BUCKINGHAM CORRESPONDENCE:
Miss Mary Wood went to Kansas las.

Miss Mary Wood went to Kansas last
week.
{ Miss Ida o. Felter is goines to Vinton''
where she will attend school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holman returned home )
from Indiana stwcek, where they,
joyed q pleasant VISIT,
A sociable was held at the residence OF
]. T. Ames last week. We were novpres-:-
ent but underestimate was a success ffonI'
beginning to end Mrs Anes knows JUST
how to please young folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Stoakes are rejoicing,
over little girl. Little girls are. very
scarce in Mr.. Stoakes' family, and now, hes
feels happy.
L. II. Thomas Esq, went TO Chicago
last Monday to buy his new stock OF goods.
Mr.. Thomas intends 10 open a new store
in Traer and there will be found his new
goods and all of the very best. M
r. NJ. Jaqua and G. X. Thomas started |
last week on tour through the western,
states. They went the slow way with'
team and wagon.
DeHOCTHtS VI thiS VASfniey aASo' PA''v.s
sick over the late Democratic County ,
work and ordered a boat and Wnhbing the :
following while sailing up Salt Creek next.
October.
20, swee,ly glides the bonny boat
Just started from the shore,
And to the far off chorus notes,
Softly moves the dipping oar.
SUICIDE.
This week 1t becomes our painful duty
to note one of those many. and terrislefs
deeds suicide. Mr.. Flora living in the.
northern part of this township. commit
ted this deed last week. The supposedly
cause was the continue i'll health OF himss
self and wife, she not being able to- gets
out Of the house at the time Of his DEATH.
He leaves many mourncrss. ,i.s
Averill, of the Clipper seems to be con-
siderably worried about Recorder ands
Bismarck" especially. Hee has made
some very wild and senselcss assertions :
asking some one to lead us around till we.
cooled of, &c. Now we did not know
that we had said anything out of the way
and If we did we are sorry and when he
! makes note of any event about BuckiDg- :
| ham that is not true and we correct. it.,
what fault can he indss
We will now close this article by calling .
upon some body to fetch that clustering
bachelor McGuffer his dye bottle that be-
may be more quiet. B1sMAKcK.-
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-09-06
YORK TOWNSHIP.

I Knight give short lecture on Intern
porance to some of the people of this
community, but it will avail nothing.
They have had lectures given to them in
ways more eloquent than those of Cough,
time and again, by horrible illustrations.
If it would do any good, ! might mention
the names Of several persons who sell
dom or never 60 to town without coming
home half seas over" and incapable of
taking care of themselves or anything.
In returning home, one of these days,
they will show to the passer by that their
breathing thing has suddenly refused to
perform its function; il has been shown
| in that way, and it probably will be
again, if persons persist in dealing out
death oyer counters at ten cents glass.
Aman who sells another person drink
| till he is intoxicated, and thereby causes
his death or that Of another, ought to be
bject to arrestfor murder. But should
man be killed every day through the
effects Of drinking, people would not
heed the lesson; SO one might as well let
| Ephraim alone for he will follow the
footsteps Of others to destruction like
moths to the freight. Man will drink
though he knows it will bring him to dis
grace, want, and . miserable death,
MAN was created little lower than the
angels" and that may all be, buthe' has
| fallen a little lower than the brute.
John Kupka, whose death was men
toned in last weeks CHRONICLE, was a
resident of this community, and was
killed about so rods from where we write;
his team ran away when within mile
and half Of home, and, it is supposed,
| in starting, it threw him over the dash
board onto the ground, breaking his
neck, and the wheels passing over his
head, crushing the skull. Poor John.
4 II knew him well Horatio;" he is. done
with earth and all its care and tolls
\ The houses and lands and everything
else which go to make life comfortable,
which had been collected through his
fundamentally, will pass to the super.
vision Of other hands, while he win mol.
der awuy beneath little mound, and
i in place assigned for all Lying. Man
dies in getting ready to live: Such ID
| life.
4 There ought to be : law passed for.
bidding man except . professional hun
ter, to own more than seven dogs, and
| - .Js,c fha firef ofFanca a capltal ono FIR
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-09-06

The 40 cent Bazaar, at Marshalltown is
constantly receiving additions to their
stock and invite all visitors to that city to
call and see them. They are located on
East Main Street, Tor s doors east OF
Woodbury's Block, and will make all Wis.
itors welcome, whether anything is pur.
chased or not. They have large assert
ment of goods, which they sell m arvelous
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-09-06

The summer term of school Of District
No. Howard Twp. closes on Friday of
this week with picnic at the grove of
Mr.. Robt. Blake. Miss Lewis the
teacher viii be pleased to see her many
friends in attendance. She has taught
there several tcrmss
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-09-06

Misses, Mary Cornell, of Toledo. and
Mary Wood, of Traer, started for Lincoln,
Nebraska, Thursday morning. Miss
Wood will enter school there, and Miss
Council will return after short visit.
They, we're accompanied by Col. John
Connell
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-09-06

Tie Normal closes this week; the
attendance has reached the high inquire
of sis.' Everything has gone off pleasant
", and we have no doubt but the teach
era will 90 home much refreshed and I'M
ornued NV this months schooling.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-09-06
Notice of Sheriff's Sale,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN That
liz by virtue of general execution di-
rected to me from the Clerk OF the Cir
cult Court Of lama County, Iowa, on q
Judgment obtained in said Court, on the
18th day of December, 1876, and in favor
of ames Burge, as Plaintiff, and against
u. B, Sears and NJ G. Orion, as Defend
ants. for the sum of Five Hundred and
Eighty Dollars, and costs taxed at One
Hundred Thirteen and Eighty-Fiye Hun
dfedths Dollars, and acc ling costs, have
levied upon the following property, taken
assthe property of said defendant D. B..
Sears, to satisfy said execution, to-wit':
I Twenty-Five shares,of the stock OF the
lama Hydraulic Company SO shown by
said Companys Transfer Book and repres-
ented by certificates of said stock. Nos.
Thirty-Seven, (S7,) Seventy-Nine (7s,)
and One Hundred and SeYenty-Seven
(177, } in said Book.
And l will offer the same for sale to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand, on the
10Th day OF september, A. d. 1877,
in front of the Court House, in Toledo,
lama County, Iowa, ut the hour OF II
O'Clock. A. N. of said day, when and
where due attendance will be given BY
the undersigned.
Dated. August 18th, 1877.
r. E. AUSTIN,
Sheriff Of lama County. Iowa.
35. 4O35 STRUBLE & GooDKIcH,
Attorneys for PLAINTIFF
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-09-06

Mr.. G.. II. Goodrich went up to Hamp-
ton Wednesday morning to attend the
convention and field trial now in progress
there.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-09-06

Prof. D. Heagle, of jefferson. lectured
before The Institute in the Court House
Tuesday evening.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-09-06

| We received pleasant call Tuesday
from Mr.. Ralph Robinson, editer Of the
Newton Journal. He was here visiting
with MIR. G. C. Written and family.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-09-06

The fourth Quarterly meeting forsthis
Conference year, of the NJ. E. Church,
will be held next Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. VIM. Lease, the presiding elder, will
be present and preach on Saturday even-
ing. All are invited.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-09-06

| Let everybody remember that the U.
B. Conference in Toledo on next Thurs
day the 18th. inst, at g. O'Clock A. M.
From rs to 100 visitors and ministers will
be expected to attend the sessions which
will hold over the Sabbath.