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Notice..

TO whom II MMy COncerns
A PETITION HAVING BEEN PRE-
Il sented to the Mayor and Trustees OF
the town of Toledo, asking the vacation
of the alleys running through Block three
g. Harrison s. Co.'S addition to Toledo,
Iowa, all those opposed, will make theirob-
jections known ON or before the next reg
ular meeting of said Board, April Sth,
1878, or said petition will be granted.
L. g. KINNE, F. h. SMITH,
Is Mayor. Recorder.
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We hope the Republican State Conven-
fion which meets on the 10Th OF June will
nominate Hon. Buren, r.. Sherman for
Auditor of State by reclamation. 1t
would be most anpsopri.s,e and hand
some way of iest:fying to his popularity
and ability as an officer and man, and
we believe would, give the best of salts
faction all over the state, and knew it
would throughout this part OF Iowa where
Mr.. Sherman is best known.
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TIE CHRONICLE Office is the only office
in Tama Co. that gives first class work and
ppis Letter Heads, Statements, Bill Heads,
Note Heads, Notes, Receipts, &c, &C.,
with Holders Patent Blotter Tablet. No
extra charee
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CONNECTIONS.
Al Montieelln, with D. & NV. Ry Trai,.,,
Song South. IL 10 a. NJ: North. 2 10 m
Al Anamesa, with Midland Ry. Traiu, !
uoing East. II % a. m; arrive 3 O5nn
AT Cedar Rapids. with B. C. r. & n. H. m
leave, going North 90 p. m. and Il All
south . 3 p. m. With c. Il NV. gZ h
leaYe, going East, s II p. m; West. SsEs
j b. DUMONT. Superiutep6s
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Original Notice.

Oss6sss0s ewVSsO0s
sTATEOF OMA.(.. lsfsfesit Count.
rAAA COUNT, TAmA Co. Iowa.
To Walter B. BeeSs !:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, That
i there is now ON file in the Office Of
the Clerk of the Circuit Court of lama
County, Iowa, petition of w. H. H. Tiff
fanny. claiming Of you In said petition the
sum of Seventy-five Dollars, viii in
terest thereon at six pr csas., from
September 9Th, A. d. 1873, = justly
due him for legal services dose and
reformed by him for you q your request
as your attorney at law. AID an stiach-
ment has issued against your property, as
prayed in said petition according to law
And that unless you appear thereto, and
defend on or before NOON, of the second
day of the next term of said Circuit Court
being the May term Of SAID Court, for the
year A D. 1878. commencing on the 1st
Monday OF May. A. d. 1873, at the Court
House, in Toledo, in said County, default
will he entered against you, and judg-
ment rendered thereon.
w. II. H. TIFFANY, Plaintiff.
124w And Attorney for the Plaintiff.
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CENTRAL R. R. Of I'M

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connecting for az points po,.,
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SOUTHEAST AND WEE vi SSp'h
outlet for travel from Cep Gem se9 va
Through Tickets can be nn,,,
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Dubuque Scuii- Hasisrn RaIIS,
BEST AND SHORypcu No..

70 all points North East OF eds, p asVu
North OF Dubuque Good conneriion NJ PA'
Elegant Coaches. Road Passes NJ.
most attractive section of our Stste "''''
Take the Popular Route for Nvrtb e.,,..,
Going West ~ 20
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Lrrrrxcorfs MAeAzIsE-For April is full OF
light and readable matter. Robert A. Mcleod
writes graphically Of the italian Lake,, -Garda
Como, Maggiore. ctc.,-and Olive Logan gives
sparkling description Of scenery and manners il
Norway. Both papers are profnsely illustrated
and present together vivid notice Of the contrast
between northern and southern Europe. "1ht
Home of the Jagnar.' by DR.. Felix L. Oswald
brings us to one VI the most striking regions OF
our own continent the painless swamps and thick
cts of Yucafan where the king of American beast:
has his lair; the author is well acquainted with the
ground and gives many anecdotes illustrative o.
the strength and ferocity Of the Jaguar. Recol
lections Of Edward L. Davenport, the tragedian
is by Henry P. Goddarc. and Home HaImonies
giving hints to amateur quartet players and domes
tic performers generally. by Austen Pearce. Doctor
Of Music and Professor Of the AIT at Columbis
College.
Di. s. Weir Mitchell begins story lin thres
parts) Of Quaker life in old Philadelphia, entitled
Hephzibah Guinness, and there are several othel
stories in the number, all well written and enser
tanning The poetry is by Paul H. Hayne, Sydney
Lanier, and Philip Rourke Aarston. and the Cos
sip is unusually full, comprising papers on Rus.
sian Proverbs. Portable Furniture, Dusseldorf
Street Life, and other topics.
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TOLEDO HoUsE /!

CORNER OF HIGH STREET AND BROAD
~ way. Toledo, Iowa. NJ Snyder, proprietor.
This elegant and commodious New Hotel is now
open to the public. with frst-clsss aeeoumoda-
tons. and at reasonable charges 1t is not sur
passed for finish and general style. BY any ii, tel
In Central Iowa. ~
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$50 thoroughly packed with good things is this
volume.--st can scarcely be called novel, not
Withstand J., rs titie,-fhat to take time to point
out eacl Que separately is entirely out Of the
question. Ms. Cerbin has pI oven herself
awriiei o. poie thPD ordinary ability anc llere is
no reasor Why he fr. ute should not be called on
to sckro' iefgr i as one Of the most polished
popula w.te,s o. the day Times.
Il; ias points open to criticism, yet the reader
Is soon impressed with the fact hat the book was
written for an object. and that the author only
sacrifices temporarily the interest Of the story to
inject come wholesome truth of woman's rights
and womah's wrongs. Rebecca, til he
roine. is vrtuous, loving. true womant who,
though deceived and betrayed. stands before the
mind spotless in her purity. model Of a noble
type Of women who go through life sacrificing
Inter Ocean,
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SCHOOL TEACHERS: ., rsr can I"
crease your salary by devoting very small portion
Of your leisure time TO my interest lido not expect
yon to canvass for my celebrated Beatty's Pianos
and Organs unless ron see At to; but the service
require OF you Il both pleasant aud profitable
Full particulars free. Address, ~
DANIEL F. BEATTY. Washington. N. j.
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THE TWO CIRCUITS
A STORY OF PIONEER LIFE.
BY y. L. CRANE.
Large i2mo., With rs Wustra-
tons. Price, $Lz5.

The story is intensely interesting, =
Persons who are afraid to laugh may not be pleas
d with the book but to Methodists as well as
others who have a warm side for humanity the
book will be very charming Western CAristian
Adrocats.
Here we have the long looked for book. and in
many respects il is q most remarkable one Those
who are acquainted with Mr.. Crane have been
Taught to expect very readable book, and their
expectations have not been disappointed. ~ Cen
fral chrisfida 4dooeate. (St. LOUIS
1t is racy in more ways than QUE hone it
will have as good run as its heroes and horses.
better than some of the latter 1t shows the anus
ing side OF the tineracy."-Bishop Hdcea
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Cluster Of Golden Opinion
FOR THE
BRADBURY PIANO.

Have niaaufactur, d and in use over l4,on0 in.
| stun. It's. lf'7I
The peculiar charm Of this Piano is its adapta-
ton TO fe human voice as an accompaniment
| owing to 8 sympathetic, mellow yet rich and
| powerful sil ging tones.
| From personal acquaintance with thisfrn
we can endorse them as worthy of the fullest con
| ddence of the public. We are using the Bradbury
P.anos In our families and they give entire sat
| isfactiOD.
| Persons at distance need feel no hesitation in
sending for their illustrated priceisi and order
ing from it. or to- order second hand Pianos and
Organs. They are reliable
Beiknap. Chase. Z NJ CreswelI. Rev O u
TIFFANY. Robert Bonner Grand Central Hotel
81 Niche las Hotel, Y. Gen o Howard, Bishop
James. Rev DR. John McClintock. Dr. james
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John Chamb beers. Gen Williams, Rev NJ Walden
Rev N Hatfield, Rev H Bugbie, DR. J n Reid,
Rev Alfred Goodman, Chaplain McCabe. Rev
A Kynett. D D Rev Daniel Curry. d d
Few Rev W L DePuy D D Thomas Guard DR.
MT bishop Wiley. Rev Inskip. Rev
Like Hitchcock Rev E Haven Gen Afford.
Dr Dewitt Talmage, says ..Friend Smith is
Methodist, but his pianos are all orthodox
yon oaght to hear mine talk and sing :,
Bishop Ames says My Bradbury Piano is
found after severe test and trial, to he eqnal to
all you promised and is in all RESPECTS in richness
OF tone and singing qualities overriding thai
could be desired. Yours truly
,n.,. E. r. AMEs."
Dr . Haven says: MY bradbury Piano con-
talnnes to grow better every Gay. ard myself and
family more and more in love with it,
Bishop Simpson says: After trial in nv fami
for years. for beauty Of finish and workmanship
and splendid quality of tone, our Bradbury can.
not be equaled." s
Dr. j II Vincent: For family worship. social
gatherlnss, the Sabbath Schools. and all kinds OF
musical entertainments. give me. in preference
for all others the sweet-toned Bradbury Piano
1t excels in singing qualities
Dr JAS McCOuley Carlisle Pa
is splendid" pui5
The best manufactured: warranted for six vears
Pianos to let. ami rent applied if purchased
monthly Instaliments received on the same. old
pianos taken in exchange; cash pr i'd for the same
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$40 Pianos tuned anG -eaaired ~
organs and MeloGeo ~ o Sabbath Schools and
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Late Snp't for ap,' 81, rssor to WILLIAM r
BAoGG5r.
IA East 18th treet, N. Y.
MANDATORY, a.
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The twcusv-StroDd snnual fiafc Com
xtrnsf0h 81 tisc Neublican party of the
s4ixle 81 10@s wsIIsbe held al The city ~
NJ. Ncincs, on Wednesday. June 10th.
1e50 for The purpose Of making the
following nominations:
A canlIidaste for Secfctai y Of State.
a csnslidnt8 FOR knditor OF Statc.
a candidate. FOR Trenfure of State.
Aemdidate for Register Of State Land
Office.
A candidate for Attbrncy General
a candidate for Judge Of SupIens.Co Court
a cantilate for Clerk of Supreme Court
A candidate for REPORTER Of Supreme
Court
The ratio Of szprescniaiie n will be one
fleleente for each county in the State, and
in adj.t;on fhcrrio. one delegate for every
two hundred votes, or fra. ton oyer one
hundred voice. cast for Hon. Frank T.
Campbell for Lieutenant Governor. at The
rcnpsai election in 1877. The following
shows the representation Of the counties
COMPOSING the Fifth Congressional Dis
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"6hould Secretary 6Ilerman's iinan-
cial programme be carried out by Con-
sgrcss, we would very soon be al right
what we need now is a reliable fouDda-
tion to stand upon" was the remark Of a
leading merchant and manufacturer OF
this city This morning. Five minutes af-
terward VIC met leader of the so-called
t.Nationalp parfy-a busted Speculation
and politician, who, talking ON the same
subject, exclaimed, Il don't care what
Sherman wants. or what Congress may dc
I'VE mean TO fight out the battle against
resumption and for more ereenbacks to
the bitter end. We must have imitation
and that will be the political issue this
Fall-sure's you live-and we'll win, too
see il we don't" These two men are
fair representatives of the two classes tc
which they belong-the merchant and
manufacturer being anxious for re urn
Of business prosperity, which would
mean lively and profitable times for the
capital and labor of the country; while
the bursted Spectator and politician il
in training ms a candidate for Office, and
is SO completely collapsed that nothing
but general financial earthquake, that
would engulf everybody else in the same
hopeless chasm in which he is fiounderine
would satisfy him Chicag, Journal.
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Nsi ia 81 $3.50 assa
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PHYSICIAN. sURGEO AND ACCouCHEUR
Special attention paid to Surgery. Office over
Stone Stoners Store. Residence, one door
East Of the Christian Church. Toledo. Iowa
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II. w. BOYNTON. M. D..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Toledo. Iowa
L Residence same old place, opposite CHRoSI-
Gle office.
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J. BALLARD. n. D.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Wnlfbam. Iowa
L Prompt attention paid to calls in town o
CT untry.
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c. r. sTERNEMAN,

lNin be at Toledo the second Mond:iy OF every
w Month, and remain one week. at Dr. SoUst
er . office. Also at Traef the Bird Monday of each
month, remaining one week Filling teeth with
Gold, speciality All other work done.
Sharp County record., 1878-02-22

The first two nugbers of that
queen of ladies' ma 3azines, Dem
orest's Illustrated Monthly, for
1878, have been received, and
besides the usual amount of
choice reading matter, patterns
and handsome fas hiOn plates,
each has a number Of beautiful
steel engravings, among which
are "The Angels ef Raphael" "
"The Golden Ages "The Stolen
Bow" and est Valentine" all
of which are well designed and
beautifully executYd. We adv
wise those of our lady readers
who wish a good Magazine, to
send for Demorest's
In justice to ouf5 Elves and in
keeping with the Tule adopted
and proclaimed by aearly every
newspaper in the State, we will
have to restrain correspondents
from advocating the claims of
political aspirants through our
columns. The al artising Of
a mans qualifications for Office
is a consideration, and for such
there should be remuneration,
just the same as forOthGr adver-
tising. We will, ii dle time,
when parties have properly an
nounced themselves as oandi-
dates for Office, make such
editorial notice Of each as he
may deserve, but to furnish
space for unlimited free adver-
tising is a sort Of amusement
we cannot afford to indulge in.
Sharp County record., 1878-02-22
FnwEas En-. &a2c.

A farm of l4O acres, adjoining
Evening Shade; 81 acres under fence
and in cultlvalonj ? acres orchard
apples and peaches. Frame resi-
dence, rs by II teet--tour rooms.
Good barn, stable, and other out
buildings. Spnn4 water convenient,
and plenty Of timber. A wagon and
team will be taken as part payment
Price, 81, ,500-halt cash and balance
on time.
Also, 8 acres of land adjoining
Evening Shade on the west. In
provements--good frame dwelling,
with 5 rooms; good cistern, and all
necessary ont houses; fine young
orchard; place we'll improved. Will
sell for $500. Terms, cash down.
For further particulars, call on or
address J. ". BUCKLEY, Real Estate
Agent, Evening Shade, Ark.
Sharp County record., 1878-02-22
siOlsaHaH ssiOnGT's Sale Of
EEnal Elstnfn,

Notice is hereby given that in
pursuance of a decree of the circuit
court of Sharp county, Arkansas,
sitting in chanccry, rendered at the
October term thereof, 1877, in the
case of J. A. Hamilton, administra-
tor of the estate of A. X. MetcaIf,
deceased, plaintiff, against A. IL.
.Metcalf, Andrew NJ. Metcalf and W.
w. Metcalf, defendants, !, as special
Icommissionerin in chancery, appointed
lby said court, will offer for sale, to
the highest bidder, at public auction,
at the court house door in the town
of,Evening Shade, county and State
aforesaid, on
SATURDAY, March Esd, 1878,
between the hours of nine o'clock
d. m. and three O'clock p. MI. of said
day, the following described lands,
torwit: The NV or of the sw or, and
the ne or of the sw or, section II,
and the east hi of the Sc ar, section
10, all in township Is north, range
Is west, containing 100 acres.
TERMs.-Said lands will be sold on
ia credit Of nine months, the pur-
chaser or purchasers to give note
with approved security-said note
to bear interest, at the rate of ten
per cent. per annum, from the date
thereof, and a lien to be retained on
said land in favor Of J. A. Hamilton,
as administrator of the estate of A.
K. Metcalf, deceased, Tor the pur-
chase money.
Witness my hand, this 18th day
of Feb, 1878. JOHN u. WAssoN,
Special Commis'nerin Chancery.
Sharp County record., 1878-02-22
w saYE2iggg Order.

Sharp County Circuit Court-Chan-
Gerry side-Aprll term, 1873,
Bedio Barnes, Plaintiff, J Complaint
against in
George Barnes, Def't. J Equity.
The defendant, George Barnes, is
warned to appear in this court with
in thirty days, and answer the COM
plant Of tho piantif, Bod.e Barnes.
1890 A.,s%tt., sE,s ixas Gl1sa.l1
FEB. 18th, 1878. 33-f
Sharp County record., 1878-02-22
CElaEacery Sale OF Aa7aGa.

By virtue Of decree OF foreclos
ure, rendered by the Sharp circuit
court, in chancery, at It's October
term, 1877, in the case Of James G..
Sims, as guardian Of Daniel VIII
liams' heirs, plaintiff, against David
Spurlock, administrator OF John
Spurlock, dec, defendant, Lwill, on
Saturday, Mmc6 23d, 1878,
between the hours Of nine o'clock
a. m., and three o'clock p. ~, at the
south front door Of the court house
in Evening Shade, offer for sale to
the highest bidder, al auction, the
following deacrjbyd lands, to-wit;
The sw or OF INV Or OF sec 10, and
ne or of NV or OF sec IL, excepting
three acres situated in the NV corner
Of the NV or, aud also all that part
lying north OF Big Creek OF the Sc
or Of the NV Or ot sec 10, all in
township II north, range . west,
excepting one acre, more or less,
commencing in the east, a the north
side of Big Greek, where said line
ranges with said creek, raining up
said creek 100 yards, AT or near the
mouth Of a certain rayine, thence
north 70 yards, thence east to sald
east line running north, and south
of said quarter, containing one hun
dred and forty-aiX acres.
TERMs-A credit Of six months,
the purchaser being required to give
note with approved security, and Il
lien retained on the land for the
purchase money, This Feb. 18Th,
1878. THos. Y. HUDDLEsr0N,
1862 Sheriff Sharp County,
Sharp County record., 1878-02-22
A0cal News.

The song Of the frog is heard
in the land.
People hereabouts have com
menced gardening.
And still the cotton wagons
pass through on their way to
market.
A large drove Of young cattle
passed through towl, going
north, the first Of the week.
The second term Of the first
session of the Evening Shade
High School will commence next
Monday. \
a marriage license was issued
to Isaac Sanders and Miss Sa-
rdh Belts, this week. :
:, Mr.. J. D. Hankins, of this
place, is doing some very neat
and substantial work in the
furniture line. J
.Nntina-napd -Af NJ, -. q 'lls--z
derson, painter, in another col
umn. Mr.. Anderson has located
permanently among us, and
being a competent workman, is
worthy the patronage Of all who
need anything done in his line. :
Z Messrs. NJ. w. Wight and
NJ. G. Wainwright have each
just received a supply Of goods.
p There is no individual or firm
in this portion Of the country
that is up earlier or later, or is
trying harder to build up
an established business than are
Messrs. Gray 6 Spurlock, of this
place. They certainly deserve
a liberal patronage, y
Mr.. w. F. McGee, Of Reeds
Greek, called at our Office one
day last week, and informed us
,fhat he had sowed oats more
than a week previous. Mr.. M.
says it is his custom to sow oats
in the early part of February,
and he generally has a good
crop. Perhaps others might find
it profitable to follow his exam
pie, or SOW as early as poSslble.<
D A Mr.. Hoover, of Fulton coun-
ty, had the misfortune to lose a
valuable mare near this place,
the first of the week. He was
returning from Batesville with u
load Of goods, when the animal
took sick and died in a few
hours, from bots or collie, per-
haps. Fortunately Mr.. H. had
had a three-horse team, and was
enabled to pursue his way with
the remaining two.
+ We are willing to Give and
let live and like to be as
as accommodating as possible,
but we must insist upon having
our pay for legal advertising in
advance-cash when the work
is presented. We have paper to
buy, house rent to pay, and a
a family to support, and 1t IS
our business to see that these
matters are not neglected. Ii
would require a larger capital
than falls to the lot Of the aver
age country publisher to dc
eTerybody's work and wait sew
eral months or perhaps always
for the pay, and we cannot and
| +N Il
Sharp County record., 1878-02-22
wv arEafRg Order.

Sharp Circuit Court-in Chanoery,
James ?. Jones, Plaintiff,
against
Chas. N. Smith, ct al, Defendants.
The defendant, Chas. N. Smith, is
warned to appear in this court with
in thirty days and answer the com
plaiutof the plaintiff, JAS. ?. Jones.
JOHN N. WAss0n, Clerk.
Feb, 14th, 1878. 35-4
Sharp County record., 1878-02-22
Evening Shade.

(. u. Church, South: Preach,
list and Sd Sabbaths in each
ith, Prayer meeting and
ure every Thursday night
<. Harrison, PC.
resbyterian Church: Preach
4th Sabbath in each month
B. Baird, pastor,
'aptist Church: Preaching on
1nd Sabbath and Saturday
bit Before in each month.
,. Hunt, pastor.
abbath school at the NJ. E.
arcE Eat 8 a. m. J.N. Shaver.
lH
Sharp County record., 1878-02-22
Notice,

All persons indebted 10 the under
signed for goods, or on account OF
the late firm Of Goodwin Il Wilson,
are requested to settle the same i'm
mediately, as lam compelled to have
money to keep mp my stock.
Respectfully, NJ. G. WAINWRIGHT,
Sharp County record., 1878-02-22
Sharp County.

ircnit Court; Third Monday
Ii feurth Monday in March
September,
ouIty Court: First Monday
Jan nuary, April, July and
cher.
robate Court; First Monday
Tehuary, May, August and
fem Der.