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lowed his iaVorlte sport with varied
Success, experiencing great trout ie
IN securing good coon dogs In Ia
mentlng over this trouble one day
IN presence Of Mr. ShsGsr, h,s part
uer IN business (not coon busneSs)
Mr.. :. proposed TO bring him No.
coon dog. Tongue cannot express
nor pen describe the ecstacy of Mr..
Is on thus OCCASION, and when scott"
came be was fondied and petted. he
was fed milk and, sugar cured ham,
eggs, dried beef, buttered bread
g., until he refused TO eat any
more, aud then, IN gallant style, Jay
,ed his party 10 the com field
Scott following rather reluctant
y at their heels. Arriving there.
the corn field was pointed out to
Scott who, just then, was waglng
terrible war with flea, no: seem
ing TO realize the situation; then fol-
lowed a round OF hisslng by a hands
but all IN vain; they then resorted
o throwing stones IA the corn field,
but no 80, Scott was determined
to have that flea II It took all sum
mer, and silently and sadly the par
~ wendell their way homeward,
leaving Scott still engaged with
TIE enemy. Future revelations re-
vealed the fact that Scott is an
Old wagon dog and hounshed in the
days OF the Mexican war, and was
named after General Scott, and tia
SAID he belonged to the celebrated
v agouer, Gov Lucas, in hi palmy
days. For the benefit of SCOTS
friends, Bonsdeld Ia particular we
will say that the last that was heard
OF HIM he was fighting his common
enemy (the fleas) on the piazza at
the Deer Park hotel. But, to return
10 our story; Not to be discouraged
JAY began looking around lor auoth.
CT dog; he succeeded IN making ar
engagements with that Jolly good tel.
low, Jack" KNbaugh, who assured
hun THAT be would bring him a dog
that would ran every d. coon out
OF this county he came fat and
sleek and lively, a fine specimen OF
well, OF some breed, and was sur
named Greek, and he was a Greek
too, Of all dogs; to eat, that dog was
cap sheaf; a ham of mutton was no
where, a loaf of bread Disappeared
in twinking. In the course OF
time Jay again led his party, not ia
the corn fled, but IN the direction
of it, but when about half way
Greek concluded he didn't want
20 hunt coons and he broke Tor home
The next day he was shipped to the
country where, In few days, he
died the ignominious death OF a sheer
killing dog
Thus closed the season of 1876
and here we will close Tor this week
promising to give you. in your next
week g issue, an account Of friend
Bonaiield' 3 adventures Tor 1877, in
which will figure what il known as
the gun dog, the Calhoun couu-
ty dog and other noted CANNES.
/ ONCE A WEEK
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PHEASANT DALE ITEMS.

The sound Of the Separator" is
heard in our lnidst.
Mrs Seville T. Nester, Of Tucker
county was visiting her fathers
Samuel Garner) Of this place q
few days last week,
Simon D. Suider is with as buy
ing sheep We suppose "Slm" il
going into winter quarters soon.
Rumor says we are TO have n wed
ding on Thursday the 1ltb inst
Boys, tune your bells and load your
shot guns, and Clay you needu Z
feed your devil any next week.
A w Duvsll is in his new house.
Luther Bryte is working for j. b.
Elliott. Doc has thAtnew ground
sown, and the next thing is the fence
Rev Vanmeter will preach in the
Bethel church next Sunday at ten
o'clock
Yours, A.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
TiSitOTS TO ana from Preston's
capital, &c.. dc.

N"pN"fs "'s, 0Cs
Harry MeCafsrty was on trip to
Newburg this week
Martin l. Shafrer, Esq. aud lady, of
Austen, We're in town last Thursday.
f M. Hudman, Esq, of Fellows
VILE, was IN town this week.
Mr. S. w. Smalley was under the
weather for day or two this week
Mrs. Bunker and daughter Mics
Kate, are visiting friends, in Bran
donville.
DIR. JOS. b. Grimes, ofPittsburgh, Pa,
and Miss BERTHE Shaler, OF Austin paid
Kingwood flying visit last Wednesday.
w. l. Jacobs and lady, OF Monou-
gala cour tY, are visiting relatives IN
KIngwood and vicinity.
Rcv. Cool and son Of Brandonvllc,
were in town Wednesday. Rev. Cool
was on his way TO Conference.
VIM. g. woilcy left for Clarlssburg
Tuesday morning. lie is attending Fed
cral Court.
Jas. w. Holt. Of tho Grafton Sentinel
has been elected ~ ono of the directors of
the Taylor county Agricultural and
Mechanical Society.
DR.. and Mrs. Manown, who have
been visiJlng friends in Monougahe-
la City, Pa, returned home last
Tuesday evening.
Hon. Jno. A, Ollie and son, @. B
Ollie, Of Morgantown, were Visiting
friends in K,ngwood from Sunday
until ednesday.
Postmaster Basnott left for CIarksbusg
last Sunday evening. The Federal Court
is now in session at that place, and Mr..
Basnett was summoned as a petit juror.
Mr.. Basnett was accompanied 90 Clarls-
burg by G. Crcsap, Esq, of this place.
Miss AbDo Tate, Of Lexington, Mo-,
and Miss Maggie Mcdonald, Of Louis
Vile, Ky, who havo boon visiting Hon
VIM. O.. Browns during the past sum-
mer, started to their homes last Molday
morning
Mr.. viii Kepncr, brother of Frank
Kepner, Of Oakland, was i'm town last
Sunday and Monday visiting hes rsla-
tives-Dr. Manown's aud Mr.. Lantzs.
Frank Manown il OF on a visit to
Oakland. We hope the HcpuJtcan man
vii keep an eye ON Frank while he's
there. He's devil" now and it's hard
10 tell what nc might do.
Hon. u. T.. Martin will be in town
during the Circuit Court. and AZ Con
gross meets on tho 18th no will leave
here for Washington. We understand
that be is now enjoying splendid health
We had a pleasant call from our old
school friend, Mr.. Darius Watorhouse,
Of Nashville Conn, last Saturday. Mr..
Waterhousc, and lady, h d been visiting
friends at Bran d onville, and wero cn
rOl,te 70 the home of his father. in Goor
gia,
Dr. w. r. VanEirk, of Newburg, will
remove to Grafton on tho first rtho com
ing month where he will continue the
practice Of his profession The Doctor IT,
good physician and FIRST class follow,
and we heartily welcome him to crit
zenship iu our little city. GrQOon Sca-
HacL
Dr. Prettyman left this place to attend
the annual meeting Of the Wost Virginia
Conference. II meets at Charleston this
year, and Che DR.. will make the round
trip Oh horseback, and then make bet
ter time than ho could by taking the
usual route Di0 San Francisco, Yeddo.
Hong Kong, Muscat, Jerusalem. Con-
stantinople, Rome, Liverpool, New York
Baltimore and Richmond
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IRON IRON DIsTRTCT
LYoH, o. l. ls77

LYON, Oct ], 1877.
Editor Argus
In speaking Of "coons,' the other
day, a friend favored us with some
incidents Of the lie Of our friend A
J Boua6eld, OF Tunuelton, the cham.
pion coon "huntist' Of this section.
Ia the earlier part Of his life be fol-
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or Presbyterian friends will hold
festival in the Court House Hall next
Tuesday and Wednesday nights. Ice
cream and cake will bo thore in abund-
ance. Many fancy articles will also bo
offered for sale.
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B. AND o. u. r.
TRAIN TIME AT TUNNELToN..

AAaAAsN ~ - - a Il =. - - 49, u N'sN
EASTWARD ROUND.
No. 1, il:22 =. NJ. 'out stop
5, 1913 4 NJ Daily.
Z, AGO L. NJ Daily except Sunday
80, 5:47 a NJ Way train,
WESTWARD ROUND.
No. ., $50 4. NJ. Don't stop.
:, 1885 do. Daily
6, 1872 do. Daily except Sunday.
10, 5.l5 L. NJ. do.
So, 1927 y. NJ. WY Train,
I'm TIME AT PORTLAND.
GOING EAST.
Nc. 1, u % L. NJ. Daily.
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80, ~ \ NJ, way train
GOING WEST.
No. 2, l. A NJ. Dahy
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James Stonebraker and Julia Kis-
nsr we're married last Wednesday
night at 9 o clock, by Dr. Elliott in
bis store on Main street
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notified that there is nothing placed e.
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the ARGUS, and that we would be pleas
ed 20 have them reach down into the
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Of ten and send it to us, accompanied by
Sl5., aud thereby get tho paper orc year
free.
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ad Ipt the cash in-advancc system, and
therefore. we will DE under the necessi-
tv oTstiking from our list the names Of
an those who do not pay in advance.
M Euog Wolf, who lives a short
distance South Of Klngwood, bad
biz team 20 rnu off last Wednesday
evening. He had been to town with
bis wagon and was returning home
when Iis horses became frightened
neal the sight Of the old Methodist
church aud started down the Tunnel
Ton road under Gull head Of
steam The wagon was literally
torn 10 pieces, and his two fine hor-
sss are reported to have been con-
-iderably bruised
From the 18Th day Of October 1873 to
the "a day of oct. 1917, there have been
4S8 marriage licenses issued ia Preston
county. The list commences with the
marriage license of Mr. J.. VI. Albright
and NJ ISIS Jennie Gibson, and ends with
the license OF y. J. Albright and Miss
Keturah Ash,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-28

Rad ~ AZ "a ~ a. ~.
Barl1 3jIvslv' Vnssasv
= HIN j ~;,l ~ ~, Is. f,,,a
Nj. iln Pslmer i,furnsd hone f,,,,
Andrews Tuesday snighs. e s II
The sssDass teac right 81 blue Ribbon
femnsrnnca y,over,e,,t /. !. II, hos
Get ont that Whits vest boys, the 4th VIII
b hSre next Wednesday.
Mn. W. h. Graham started MONDAY
night for York 6tats 70 VIA friends and
relatives,
Miea Wilkinanm has hm3M : susv ,,scl a.
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MI. c. q. Written informs us that while
the Express was coming West Sunday
evening, when about mile snd half
east of Fairfax the engineer saw man
laying on the track, but before tho train
could be stopped he was run over and In
stantly killed. Hc had been working on
the road and it is supposed he was going
east, and getting tired had sat down to rest
and fallen asleep. The remains were gath
cred up and brought to Fairfax.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-28

RouGH ON ToLEpo.-The Indianols
Tribune says: "The local editors Of
Iowa are to be in Toledo, Ohio, over Sun
day, July LIST, Mr. Wilson, OF the Des
Meincs Register has been invited tc occu,
py the pulpit of the LIST. Methodist Church
Tom E,chelbergcr, of the Keokuk Const;.
tuition, that of o Baptist church; Ed Lunt,
Of the Perry Chief, that Of Campbell.
tic church; and Medray, of the Lansing
journal, that Of the Quaker church, while
we have been invited TO conduct an open
air meeting, occupying for the purpose a
third-story window of the Blade Office
with llen.y Of lodging room). The
other boys have all been assigned placcs. y
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Ordinance NO. 84.

| Ordinance No. "a.
AN ORDINANCE providing for the
construction of a side walk on Church
Street:
SECTION /. Be 1t ordained 5q the Com
mon Council Of the Incorporate Toson Of
| Toledo, TdmG County Ioaoa; That the
owner or owners of lots, parts of lots or
lands situated on the east side of Church
Street in said town, adjoining thereat and
| fronting upon said street: Commencing
a. the South West corner of Block No.
Twenty-three (23, and extending thence
| North to the Northwest corner of Block
No. Ten (10.) Of McRoberts Second addi-
ton to Toledo and there terminating" be
and are hereby authorized and required to
construct and maintain upon the east side
of the street aforesaid opposite and adj
| joining said st. upon the West front
of their respective lots, parts of lots OF
lands commencing at the South West cor
| ncr of said Block Twenty-tllree 49, and
extending to the said Northwest corner
of said Block Ten (l0,) side walk Of
the following description 10 wit:
Said side welk must be four feet wide
and made of boards not less than one
inch thick, laid across the walk and rest
ing upon three joists or sleepcrs which
shall not be less than two inches thick by
four inches wide, to the narrow side OF
which the sidewalk boards shall be Sc
curely na:lcdor spiked: Said side-w walk
shalfbeiuniform in grade as far rs practi
cable, and shall he placed just two feet
from the boundary line of the aforesaid
street, between the Street and the said
lots or lands.
Sec. 2. The sidewalk aforesaid shall
be ompleted on or before the First day
Of August, 1877. And should any owner
| or owners o. a lot, or lots or parts of lots
or lands described or included in tile fore
going section, neglect or refuse to comply
with the provisions of this ordinance with
in the time above specified, il shall be
the duty of the Street Commissioner to
construct OF cause to be constructed the
sidewalk aforesaid and to assess the cost
of such construction including his time
and labor in experimenting the same
against such lot, lots or lands or part
thereof as by law in such case made and
provided
SEC g. This ordinance shall be in force
from and after its passage and publica-
ton according to law.
Approved, June 18th. A. D. 1877.
E. c. EBERsoLE Mayor.
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Notice ofAppointment of Apprais-
To 1Hos. d. Housey. Non Resident, (Nel-
son and Ba, ksr, Agts. Toledo, Iosoa)
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
i have this day appointed appraisers
to assess the damages which the owner
will sustain by the appropriation for
school purposes, of the following des;ii.
bed seal estate, viz:-one square acre OF
land ten COY rods South of the N. E. Cor
ner of Sec. thirty-one (3I in Lincoln
Township for a school house site.
Said appraisers will meet at the above
described real estate, on Saturday, July
2lst, 1877, at 2 o'clock r. NJ, and assess
said damages as provided by Section 1927
of the Code of Iowa.
Dated at Toledo, this 18Th, day of
June, 1877.
IS. 5O-24 County Superintendent.
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Tama County independent Greenback
Convention.

The Independent voters of Tama Coun-
ty are hereby notified tomcet in delegate
Convention in the Court House, at Toledo
Ia, on Satu day. June 80 tn, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. 1877, to elect delegates to the State
Convention, and transact such other bus.
mess as properly belongs to the Conven-
tion.
By the call of the Independent voters
of lama County Iowa.
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DIR. c. McLANE'e
PILLS

These Pills are not recommended as
3 remedy for all the ills that flesh is
heir to" but in affections Of the Liver,
and in Ill Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia
and Sick Headache, or diseases Of that
character, they stand without q rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used pre-
paratory sc, or after taking Quinine.
AS . simple purgative they are I'M
equaled.
NEWARK OF uEITATI0Hs.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has = red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DR.. M?LANE's
LAYER Pulls. 4 l,,-!, /.
Each wrapper bears the lgnatures Of
C. MgLANE and FLElfTEG Bros.
Sold By all respectable Druggists and
country stofekeepefs generally. Z
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MARRIED.-At the residence of the
brides father eight miles northeast
Of Toledo, on Friday evening June ssnd
1877, by Geo. M. Fee. J. P. Mr.. w. D.
TAYLOR Of Carroll Twp, and Miss Anna
T. SHELLEY Of Howard Twp.
That success and happiness may attend
this newly married couple, is the earnest
wish of their many friends.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-28

George Newcomer is building tower
on the Engine House for the purpose Of
drying hose.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-28

Work on the Big well has been pros
ccutcd night and day lately. W. H. Str
vers kindly gave the use Of his street lamp
to throw some light on the business.
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From Is VILE Grove.

EDITOR CHRONICLE
But few changes are being made in our
township.
Quite number of fine tracts of good
land are y.t unoccupicd, Why, is mis-
terry.
Claus Sic, ! learn has sold his farm, N.
w. quarer24. Price, $27 per acre.
Eugene Smith, was taken last spring
with the Oregon fever l am happy TO
learn is. lccovelir Che is expected home
ere long. When men go from Central
Iowa, to find something better they arc in
pursuit of u Will o. the Wisp; not but
what there are many very desirable places
elsewhere, but there is nothing perfect
under the sun-exeept it be an insurance
agents check. And this leads me to
observe that the mighty agent is around.
You may now insure your homes, your
lfe,o buy lightning rod or new pump
OF IL patent tight, or subscribe to build a
T. r., and mlny other things too numer-
Gus TO mention. observe further that
perhaps one-fourth of the farmers in
Tama County are covered with mortgages
loaned to them by the very men who's
agents SO persistently year after year,
perambulate the county. OF The thou :
ands Of doila.s annually paid to insurance
companies by the farmers how much do
they ever get back, not more than 1-99
per cent. A lightning rod may be orna-
mental but that is ali Patent rights are
a snare. especially to afarmcr who knows
nothing of the tricks of trade or is too up
right 10 practice them. Poor Mr.. Shaw
of Marshall;own who exchanged his ho-
tel property for California territory for
well augcr right, might if reports be
true arise and explain. The proper way
TO treat an agent is with civility but with
a dccided-No Sir. II farmer wants
anything the place Of trade are the places
to buy where one may have choice and
get The benefit of competition. ] will not
say that my adyicc is very valuable, but
it has this merit Of being free. A far
mer never thould patronizc q travelling
agent as rule. if they are to poor 10 pay
for a. dinner give it to them and SO let
them go.
Huving now perhaps Incurred the lasting
displeasure Of very large class who are
too lazy to work q am always sony to diff
fer with any one,) l pass to observe tina l
orr Inv exemptS Public Highway from NIL
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The public schools closed last week.
The Annual Report of the Principal will
appear in next weeks paper.
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Mr.. W. F. Johnston is having STATS
put up at TIE west side of his build: og
giving mo e direct communication with
Ebersole & Willeits Law office.
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BUCKINGHAM CORRESPONDENCE.


John Bowley lost one OF his best horses
recently. Its death was caused by The
epizootic. This disease has taken sever
al of eur best horses.
W.. A. Daniels has purchased 100 acres
formely owned by D. b. Fiske b Co, in
Buckingham Township. The price paid
was $40 per acre.
Ewings Bros. have the largest barn In
Northwestern Tama and perhaps in
the County, II is a sight to see it.
!. Fleming has his new house almost
finished. When completed, it win be far
superior to anything in this vicinity.
Joshua and Jonas Wood have been very
busy in the strawberry line. They al
most supplied Tracr with this delicious
fruit. which was Of the very best.
Buckingham is getting quite largely In
10 line stock. Arthur Manfull has full
biooded Durham 154 months old that re-
Gently gave birth to q fire calf
The Office Of road supervisor had :
pretty hard time to find q man: II has
been shiftcIa three times and now the re
sponsibility lies on i. =. Thomas, who
VIII soon perform his duties. @
lain, rain, re in! some say eight days
in the week, but we think Ia did average
about four days here. Ithas given the
weeds a start Of the farmers and viii set
N n Il Il
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Miss Mary Cornell went to Mt. Vernon
Tuesday to be present at the commence
mcnt exercises of Cornell College.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-28

Miss Alice Loughridge ls at Grinnell
this week attending the Annual Com-
mcnccment exercises of Iowa College.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-28

Col. Council ran up to Toledo last Fri
day to be present a, the County Conven.
ton, and visit with his family and
friends.
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You can get anything you want in the
music line at Berger's.
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Mr.. John Johnston visited with his rela-
tives and friends in Toledo, over Sunday.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-28

Hon. Jas. Wilson, who has been aitend-
in college commencement in Monmouth,
Ill passed through Toledo on his way
home Saturdsy-stopping over to attend
The convention.
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Remember that j. n. Camery & Son.
arc sole agents for the Champion Reaper
and Mower.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-28

All kind Of pumps at G. W. Sweats
and Harvey knows how to put them in.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-28

Miss. Aggie Struble went to Des Moincs
Tuesday, in company with her father.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-28

Mrs. 8. F. Cooper, wife of Col. Cooper,
consul at Glasgow, Scotland, is visiting
her sister Mrs. E. L. Dillman.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-28

Orange drips at Bergers'! Try it.
Nichols, Shepherd s. Co.'S. Vibrators for
sale at Camery's.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-28

Blanchard Churns, the best in the mar
ket; for sale by g. W. Sweat.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-28

NJ, J. =. Ne4 has returned to Toledo
and opened ! carpenter shop in the build
ing Just moth Of Bartleit's hard ware
store. He ls . good workman and will
give satisfaction 10 all who may employ
MIN. JEST now he is making specially
2. wire screens for. doors and windows,
which he puts up on new and very de-
sirable plan. Call and see him.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-28

FEEsH BREAD EVERY DAY
AT CITY BAKERY.