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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-01-10

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That BY
~ virtue Of u special execution directed
to me from the Clerk OF the Circuit Court
of Tama County, Iowa, on judgment
and decree of foreclosure obtained
IN said Court, on the 18th day oil
December 1877, in favor Of Henry Galley
as Plaintiff, and against Andrew Wise,
as Defendant, for the sum Of TwO-Hun
dred. Twenty Eight and Twenty.Foui
Hundredths Dollars. and costs taxed at
Seven and Seventy HuEdredths Dollars
and accruing costs, i have leyied on the
following real property. taken as the
property of said defendant, Andrew
Wise, to satisfy said execution to-wi.:
The East One. Half a. of the South
West Fourth a.
Also, the South East Fourth a. of the
North West Fourth (4,) and the South
West Fourth a. Of the North East
Also, III he North West Fourth d, } of the
South East Fourth a. all in Section
No. Thirty-r'ive 1857 and the North
West Fourth (4,) Of the North West
Fourth IT, of Section Thirty-Thrce (33, J
all in Township Eighty Four t84,) North
of Range Fourteen IN, y West of the 5tl,
p. NJ. in Tama County, Iowa.
And will offer the same for sale, sub.
ject to redemption to the highest bidder,
for cash in hand, on the
2nd Day Of February, A. ID. 1878,
in front OF the Court House, in Toledo,
lama County, Iowa, at the hour of ~
o'clock, A. NJ. of said day. when and
where due attendance will be given by the
undersigned.
Dated December Goth 1877.
X. Z. AUSTIN,
Sheriff of Tama County, Iowa.
STRUBIE s. GooDRIcH, $3.50.
Atty'S for Plaintiff.
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Original Notice.


STATE OF IOWA, ISIS.
To Joao Hutchinson. & G II. Nc Cormiek,
d Bros.
YOU, AND EACH OF YOU, ARE
hereby notified. that, on or before
be on file in the Office Of the Clerk of the
petition Of j. NJ. Hull, and Robert Latl-
rop claiming of you the foreclosure of
certain mortgage executed by said Joab
Hutchinson and Sarah Hutchinson to
J. NJ. Hull, and Robert Lathrop on the
North East Quarter of the North West
Quarter of section Nineteen town
ship Eighty Four North, Range
Thiitcen West 9th r. NJ, and CHM
ing Of the said Joab Hutchinson the sum
1T two-hundred and fifty dollars and in
telest at The rate of ten per cent per an
mum. rs money due the said j. NJ. Hull,
and Robert Lathrop, by reason of having
paid for t.,e said Joab Hutchinson, a GER
tain promis. Dry note Of said Joab Hutchin-
son to the Toiedo Savings Bank which
said note was signed by the said }. Nj.
Hull and Robert LathrOp as guarantors,
and said mortgage was given 10 the said
j. NJ. Hull and Robert Lathrop 10 secure
them for SO signing said note. Also q rea
sonable attorneys fee as provided for
in said m Drtgage.
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 February term of said Court,
for the year A. d. 1873, commencing on
the Srd Monday Of February A. D. 1878,
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LINES

Il
Cn.C~&0 q NORTH w estcrn Rail-
Embraces under one manapen,a.Wa9
Great Trunk Railway lines sf . ,, The &
",,s pr.rn,.a. 70 anu, with It's nums,
oue auen1s anu connections, forms n.
cagO and all poipts in IIl;nl,; er'M, I'VE, Chs
Ncrt;,arn M;nl.;. Aasi,.hois, Wisconsin
Nebraska Cal;fnrn;. nlesom, Iowa
Terr;.@,r;os IT,, VIM" ana The Weston
o..s
a4 ana california Line
and a az, ,n n;r. = ana pest route beteen C,,
Neb aka, Wyoming. eolorad ao Iowa Iowa. Dakos
California Or gor. China J Jansn, Utah, Nevads
LIS "a''fal,
Chicago, st. Paul & uinnc.po,,. -,
Is the short lire between Chica q and Il, nm
n Ssrtnern Wiz. onsn and Minnesota. ap pp,'
nonts IN i I eau n MMn.neap"s, Duluth and II
=. c-o~.s ,w,"a .nwes'' us
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Winona Roehrstpr G nva,. un,cagr and La Cros.
New Uln', and all points In Soutbe, ~ lei,
minnesota. Its 'eh'''
Green hay 4 Marouet,. H.,
Wa env OILY hns Ds'ween Chicago and Janesyi.
Green Bay Esshan n" LAC N oshkosh, ,Appetol,
ilonghto, Hancock and the IaI a Ss Mn,gnste
tis. Its p''iO' 0oaE
| :. FreePOrt & Dubuque Line
RocLfo,d Fresport e sne al, G nnng and E
lis f''A'' VIA fieeput
Chicago 4 Milwaukee Lin.
ns sss oia LAKE shore Route and i the only on,
Forest. Highland Pa,E M" Waut Evanston; LE,
Kcnosha and Nj waukee. 1A' san' Racine,
Pullman Palace Drawing Roo,, ~
are run on all through trains Of tbis ro as
This is the ONLY LINE running , ,Sas.
cars between Chicago and St. PAM '' "as
Minneapolis, Chicago and Mllwaut amy
| Chicago and Win0na, or Chicaro ani
| Green Rav. 'e"so and
Close connections are made at Ch.e,,.
with the Lake Shore & Michigan Son,hr nsV
Michigan Central, Baltimore e. Ohio p;,,.
burg Fit Wayne and Cbicapn Kanta I's,
Line and Pan Handle Routes, for nil noiu,s
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Notice q shsrsrs Sale.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That by
~ virtue Of Special execution direc-
ted ~ me frUni the Clerk of the Circuit
Court Of Tama County, Iowa, on judg
ment and decree of foreclosure obtained
in said Court. on the 1lth day OF Decem-
Der 1877, in favor of Welcome Mowry, us
Plaintiff, and against D. +. Chaffee, for
the sum Of Five Hundred, Seventy Eight
and Three Hundredth Dollars, and costs
taxed at Twenty ard Twenty Hun
dredtbs Dollars, and accruing costs, /
have levied upon the following Real
property, taken as the property Of said
defendant. IF. Chatfre, to satisfy said
execution, to-wit:
The uniiyidcd enc half q of lot No
Eighteen (lS,) in block 80. Eleven (l1,)
in the town Of Dysait, in rama County,
Iowa.
And will offer the same for sale, Sub.
jcct to redemption to the highest bidder,
for cash in hand, on the
2nd Day OF February, A. D. 1873.
in front OF the Court House, in Toledo,
lama County, Iowa, at the hour of II
o'clock. A. NJ, of said day, when and
where due attendance will be given by the
undersigned,
Dated January Bird, 1878.
r. f. AUSTIN,
Sheriff Of Tama County, Iowa.
EBERsOLE s. WILLETT, 1925
I Attys for Plaintiff. ~
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FOR THE m ysJ
BRADBURY PIANO.

Have manufactured and in use t,,
struments.
The peculiar charm Of this Piano is its Atlanta.
no n TO the human voice as an accompaniment
owing 20 us sympathetic, mellow, yet rich and
powerful si' ging tones.
u From personal acquaintance with this Arm
We can endorse them as worthy Of the fullest con
ndencc Of the public. We are using the Brad hnrv
i.anos IN our families, and they give entire sat
Persons at distance need feel mo he.it.,,or =,
sending FOR their illustrated price si and order.
ing from i. or to order second hand Pianos and
organs; They are reliable: 800 -'''
BsiEnap Chase sp e c,ss%s, Gen Gen v
Tiffany, Robert Bonner Grand Central Hotel n .
q N,cht las Hotel, Z, Gen Q o Howard, Bishon
camm nhss R ssv y y sohn Mcclntock DR. James
John Chambers, Gen Williams. Rev N valdez
n s. = Hatneld, Rey H Bughie, DIR J N Reid
Rev Aifr s%s Sd q Rsgaw.y Philip Phillips.
Kynett, D Rev Daniel C Ur,v he y
Rev " DePuy D d Thomas Gn:rd n
y, Inns HIVES, Wise ssnds Street chuich Bishop Mer
Like Hichcock, Rev E b Haven Gen Aisngpd nev
Methodist, bat his pianos are ali orthodnx :.
sI sI SSao' h e ss:. mine tax and sing
found after severe test and trial to be ronsl -
al you promised, and IL in all res,ecfs IN aH
o. tone and singing qualities, everything tSst
ss.'' = ucsiec' fours truly,
Baltimore Nd. Jan 1874 = = a g. =
~ 4 Haven says: my Bradbury Plano CON.
family Nc s sSd D moss iygy ,s s, sIa myself and
Bishop Simpson says "After trisi n nv ,.,,,.
for years. for beauty Of nnish and ,.s
not 5e 9s:y Of Tone our Bradbury can
,. D. : \ Vincent; For family wcrshtp. .oe,.,
ealnerin.s the SsbbRh Schools, and al kins,s -
II, s1e LENT, give me in preferencs
Il esceis e q. as sweet toned Bradbury Piano.
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Beautiful Homes and How 10 Make
them. AargssfE

HgAgTIruL HOMre; OF Hints on House Furni.
r.s. by Henry r. Williams and Mr.. Y. K.
J'ss .i2 mo. Illustrate. cloth 81 30. New YORK
henry T. Williams.
The subject Of house furnishing is one
THAT is attracting considerable attention,
and lias. of late years been written upon
by many authors. Il usea to be consid-
cred that sosc but tho wealthy could have
any thing in the WY 81 Art or elegance.
but with late improvements in manufac.
turing and roccrf d1scoverics, persons Of
very moderate incomes can have homce
approaching in elegance and refinement
those OF the weather class Of genera
ton or two ago. ssit $500 e
Mr. Henry 7. Williams is an Apostle Of
the new departure. and is doing much to
create and develop taste for the beau
tiful in the Home life of our citizens. and
as such is entitled to the lasting thanks
of everybody who has the best wishes for
the welfare Of society at heart. II more
homes were made attractive and pleasant
there would be great deal less frequent
ing OF saloons and street corners by the
male members of the family and consc.
qucntly less amount OF crime and sorrow
in the wcrld. isu b'gea
Several years ago Mr. Williams commen-
ced the duplication Of series OF works
or home decoration Of which this Is the
fourth. The first volume was entitled,
..Window Gardening" the sccopd ..Housc-
hold Elegancies" and the third Ladies
Fancy Work. The volumes are all uni.
form and are valuable library of refer.
euce instruction and entertainment. A
/, erxon would BE- astonished A Inc really
charming effects which can be produced
At a comparatively small expense, simply
bv the exercise Of 1 little taste and skin.
The following list Of contents will give
our readers some idea OF The scope OF the
volume under consideration. We simply
give the Headings Of the chapters. and
,he number OF encrayiugs illustrating
each narticnlar subject: Furniture: Sclec-
fling and Arranging House Furniture; The
Hal, 10 enpray,ncs. Carpets: Blinds: Cur
tsins and Iambreouips. q epgavings:
Rad Rooms 4 e.srav;.rs. Toilet Tables.
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Our new County officers took charge OF
their icsncciive Offices last Monday. Mr..
i. G.. Ecln,ire will -heienfter p eside over
affairs in ihe Al i,or's office, end that ae.
will be competent and sf.ic' n. ! o-s,sf
no one who Is C siiarcr ila aEe; s5sissia
doubts. He is m nitcrf.e = -'i.s FL '!e
experience viii know is t;.ss I, e and
how and wien /, do, ;.lSies this. ne las
appointed as deruiy Nj. u. j. S'iger E'ie
has been serving in ii;e sHl,c caracaty
with Nj. j. A. Eowlle. rlr. Bowtdc Who
has filed he ONCE Will, edit TO himself
and the countyise past four yesls now
steps down sn1 out. He espec.s 10 visit
the East shorty, arG; III Inc spring will
doubtless 30 back to his farm ia Csys al
township. TIE best wishes Of his iaaDy
friends will follow him. HUI @ ~
Mr.. L. B. Elinn, Treasurer, is his own
successor He has now held the Office
one term, to the eminent satisfaction OF
all will, whom he come il contac.. He
keeps everything in good shape, atteIds
to all business OF his off. O promptly AID
correctly, and we doubt IL another conn.
ty in the State has fts affairs kept in be;-
ter connition, and hat few which cen
show as Dtat and We kept set Of Soo.s
He continues his old deputy. Mr.. W. +.
Hockett, a book.ke, per AID accountant of
acknowledged ability and affablc, pleasaat
manners.
Mr.. Robert E. Austin, though having
held his office two terms will continue
two years loaaer- Tint he gives saiis-
faction is al,urtlaa,Fy attcs cd hw dae
many fiicnds he hNs ti,Iouglidut s'le
rounty. He viii. bless perform sac
duties Of Sheriff as satisfactorily "a Inc
future as in ( past.
Mr.. II An 81 County SupciintenG-
ent is 400 his swn successor, snd. his
popu'a 81 wi by the fact that his
mao SIS r. scst any candidate on
the s,.e9 rss Il we remember
rieh. "a 'ss4 u &c; stds his business
4, ,0-a ~
NJ w li sirvevoS has held
&c -.----..its ard will doubt.
Tess continue % ID itas long rs he wants
Il, as c siycs I. 81 st OF sllsfac!ion t0a!l
with ionle lsas dealings.
~. believe Tema
! 81 good set o;
The above officers
are o. whose who wee elected at the last
cleo on. Put our Clerk G. ]. -6teyens.
an Re tsJ & N. Bishop with their
do IS in Wy popalar eld .inrd 10
1g' las en-, o4is ng. aud careful
public scrva,sis.
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u Do not miss this opportunity, rs
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ss1x 80 !. s q. 49,
49,. q III. 49, ss,s.1 I 800 a ~
s-.os :. b .s..s. .,s..sU !: 49," IS.
-
! = = 60,
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vs,,or., chr,,.,. -. - Nsw years day.
4 m;n.,nr. ali. .,,,,. o;o,,. feet long. full
..;c,.,a ,v;,,. ,.r $, ,,,s :,s instead
~ holm. i. ,l..',.,,id .v.s !. me platform
cor,,;,,:ne rresa,,,s ~ Hi After the
a;s. ;nnt;o,, s.d .o,ne literary exercises. 4
horr,,f;,i snn,,s, !, 4 -: vctl II il,e ves r..
a. \. sl,snss 'h.as.;fo, s.svuc 4 ~ xaSucn-
~, .d,,ra.sa., =, Nil. n; - C.,nn.,l Tar.
s. ,;,cse MANY ve.,a {. ora.n;st u lie
church The contents ,,rosrd Ia I've fifty
dollars in rrcenbacks End list 81 The
donors ve,ilv The orrenisss nre in luck
Traer Il The .,c,dorartc,s rang 81
pedIers who lean f,mr vour correspond.
ents fiom NE .urn, districts c,c 1ee.eing
orr. honest s:anrer No one mics the
granger. h Traer Toledo and TINA he
knows t,e,c rre hano;..b deaie.s who
have d,nc ,i.,,t oy lin in oe past, sold
him honest foods at reasonable prices,
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~ %. IA 1 Ia sea s;v{sJs s,h icft now
-. -. a.ss-,r.. rso,,le = Finance.
..ss. .....,., h,,r.. - ,ha E.st ns some Of
-, s..s..,s,ss,s a .vc dubbed those
.s..s,...l,s.'rs,,,,,,. :. ~. cr,v meaning
~ ......, ~. arc roov;,, heaven and
M. 800, svervt,,i 4 = ,ookine towards
.....;s.,;..r ~ s;,v~r Wills The
80. ..,,s,s,:s,. ~ tic West, especially
a. -. Wa /. = Ming Al, (, tl,eir power
...a m,.... ~ oct. If King Solo
w s"st"eS eo r.
mon. who We aTc told "niaGe sisseI u "
,...,..i..., as xt.,ncs But It seems to us
Iusaacus - es'-> = -
there is mean be.ween t"esc
treness We would like tO5scc silver re-
.,,o,,s,;...1 bnt have !, law passed to put
~ - .;,... ~ . dollar
lW Genus "o'" "
We would a's0 have proper res'tic''onS
thrown about It's coinage, so .:,ai i !"
go, ;f I. o,e,:s., Il,
p'o'''' - ~, -.s,..s..o,,
eovcfnhle"s. VIZ rig =,
til 4 ii silver was nlaco Il ie;s.a' leeissf an"
plnccd en- The SAME f,ciiIg as gold,
D..s.,,,:;,,n vo..,d 10 ,,r.,,ic.llv accom-
se ~, ~. ..,,;ac,;ons = ~
plsted- The .h-'c'pa' ooJec''ons y .ic
Band silver Bill IRE that il PROVIDES Tor
100 u,..,b. h :. for the re monetization Of
..,...,n.. .;.c ~ .,he dollar of the
SILVER, ING eo'"'o
daddics, whereas, Silver IS mol "oi'n us
much now as !; was In other times, end
,ne ,r two other objectionable features.
- r.s,,,,~;, r.n,ons.
In vie" VI 'i'is my =.
trance is being largely circulated through
cut The West, and especially in Iowa:
~, :. ,a,o-. md Representatives
q, Gan.,sss for ,c statc Of iowa Inc undcrsign-
ed citize. Is Of he State Of Iowa, respectfully
demonstrate Y. iart tie e,.sc .nsnt Of the Baud
silver verb % I 'of '.is ,o''o".ns ''asn
i OUT present SYSTEM W Iu, ,sd I,,
with the improvements con.e,i'p,,''e Gu, u g
the secretary OF me I.yasu.y 10 s 49,
IN us annaai report WI. s'so 70, " ~.
the resumption OF specie pay"ns m.n
been accomplished suinc'cnt quall.y
OF the best money. nesuhp'ms ', anu VA
gold standard VIII restofc cunnucs1 a amu
cause large stream Oh cup.ul nv"
into llis country from nc VI. on,
markets, who're ioans arc opta'nao'e ~
very low rates oi l..cn. ... 80 ,,o p,.nd all.
=. tut tue enactmen. vi t.S Dianu sn
= liz 1<,.,r % From
destroy our hopes oi iavoraG'c lo"ns nun .,'
foreign countries. ~ VIII o pun a .ne
gold coin from ci-cuia.on. WIZ da, "no
silver, an unstable, huc,ua,'ns'i ugpe
ciating currency, une soy s:ao'.a -.
value; whi Diins uncei :,, ny; ~, -; ~
money transactions. VIII uJr.u ,aha,o.
fteres's OF every cpnsuMet, e.Iy :aoo.v.'
: every producer; every ueIpsau ~ aa; 1".
!ngs nna olncI D."Ms, anu ,essaS i, c,,r;n'
it will cause great annnai losses ~ OUT -.
'fernataonat commerce, anu ea.y ,.an.-
age our national holny us ,. uous onr
IVA vcsy unrcasonan'e :, enh haS o W
COED Currency S.stcni III; ~ =; 20" afsrr;no
o;.Lhc l,iand sl'sea VI" ..,, 70 -" ash,n,s
OF 0lsisonest ees'Ns ~ na' 80 their Ieb.s
70 get itu % =" MI y, ma
'wi.hout FaylnS ~ 'jrp"s oasr,,nt;on in
igaorahce, pcsnrrs s,. ai, ti,rsc Scsi.es
SONY p,ee us n n, Ave. ss his real
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Original Notice.

STATE OF IOWA. a.
TAMA COUNTY, 80
To Henry Surmon and RAoda 4. Sur-
mon.
YOU, AND EACH, OF YOU, ARE
i hereby notified that on or before the
Z til day Of February A. D. 1878. there
will be on file in the office of the Clerk of
the District Court of lama County, Iowa,
u petition Uretta Kidner claiming Of you,
the sum of Three Hundred and Fifty
Dollars and interest thereon at ten
per cent | er annuni, pay able annual !
from the nd day of November, 1874, as
justly due on onepromisary Note.
Also the foreclosure Of certain NOR
tgage given to secure the paymel of said
Note, upon the North East lne fourth of
the South East one fourth Of sectio, No
ga, township No. (64) North Of Range No.
(l4) west of the 5iIi p. NJ. with all costs,
TO include reasonable attorneys lee, for
foreclosing said mortgage, as stipulated
in said mortgage. Saik mortgage ard
note more particlarly described in said
petition.
And that unless you appear thereto, and
defend, on or before noon, of the sec
Ond day of the next term of said Court,
being the February term of said Court for
the year A. D. 1878, commencing on the
Third Monday of February, A. d. 1878.
at the Court House in Toledo, in said
County, default will be entered against
you, and judgment rendered thereon.
BAILEY q AUSTIN,
2-4w Atty's for Plaintiff
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-01-10
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