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The New York herald., 1878-09-26

since the beginning OF the WORK. II differ 10
appearance from other villages of this par. ., W.. ~
world Tor the that the newcomers nave visey
adopted the fashions OF the old residents AIew ia.
buildings rsmia one OF home but they appear gu, "
place The place Is quiet and orderly. Wbctner nis
Is occasioned by the handful OF Brazilian gaards oy
the suppress sion OF rum, or by an utter naoihty "
raise disturbance on the part OF the
OF the two ails with which san Antonio Is FURNISHES
may have something 10 do with The general qules
fhese prisons are novelties. They are built Of ilol
rails. alter the manner Of Western log hut. ana a
rooied In with the same rigid material They are. "
lact iron pens or cages Through the intersticss o.
which evcry action OF the connned one can be secn
Tney arc Of necessity admirably ventilated for the all
plays through them. They are clean, Tor the ran
washes them out. Tney possess so many advantages
that they particularly recommend themselves TO tha
consideration OF those towns In our country which
are infested with tramps They arc neat easy ol
construction, airy and besides possess the advantage
OF allowing themselves 10 be piled away when the
Tne store belonging TO the Messrs Col.ins is moder.
ateiy well furnished with all articles except edbes.
The order system prevails and is IL Is needless to
say one OF tho great causes OF DISSATISFACTION. The
prices are fair but as the goods free OF
DUTY, they should be much lower. store ut place
Ike this Is AN absolute necessity, but because tho
contractors have monopoly they should not misuse
In Pennsylvania show the folly paying men in or
dcrs II useless to disguise the fact that the people
present. Pallid faces meet one at each turn the
forms OF men, weakened by icver totter about the
roads Collins himself 10 sick many OF his engineers
are siok, and most OF the mon either down with
lever or convalescsnt from II. Many have already
deserted while tnoso who remain wish to leave. Tho
doctors are overworked; not gian OF quinine Is IN
store; provisons are scarce bad dclicacies are
to bo had poisonous gnats render the day OF The
laborer II continual struggle and that OF the SICK
pro,ractcd misery. There Is no fruit and money
to buy it wsoit plentiful The ice machine is broken,
and in fact nature and the cupiaiIy Of man seem to
men who lett the United States seek fortune amtd
the falls OF the Madeira.
NAVIGATION OF TIE MADEIRA.
The voyage Of the launch and the survey made by
her officers has proved that navigable channel for
ps drawing up to sixteen feet OF exists
the mouth oil the MADEIRA to San Antonio This chan.
mel passabie during nine months OF the year, but
during the timo OF low waIcr-namely August, Sep
tember and Oetoper--the is SO low many
places not more than SIX eight feet be carried
THIS practically closes the river except for light
oraught vessels for these months The work OF the
launch aud OF the ship IN the Madeira is now bcina
put into shape, and IN low months Will be ready 0l
tho guidance OF those who propose TO navigate tho
wators Of this great atIlaenl OF the Amazon.
The New York herald., 1878-09-26
THE VALUE OF SWIMMING.
From the Lop dou Standard. !


Among tho few survivors from the terrible wreck
OF The Princess Alice three members Of the same
famny-Mr. Thorpe, of the old Kent Road, young
seventeen years OF age; his sister, Miss Thorpe,
who Is year older than himself, and his brother,
nero boy OF nine. All three their lives to the
fact that they able to swim. When the terrible
crash heard and tho doomed vessel began to
scttle down, those three collaboration children they
almost in years, II not in courage and presence OF
mind-tound themselves struggling in the water
The boys. 1t would seem, wore somehow separated
from their sister. They were both picked
up by tho same boat, and were. when 1t
heIpea them from tner periloua position,
swimming side by side. The sister, who was
older than either, achieved her own safety. She
struck boldly OUT and-in spite OF the encumbrancc
OF her garments the forco OF the tide, the darkness
OF the night and the danger to which she cannot but
have been subjected by the frantic Efforts OF those who
struggling around her IN the water 10 catch and
cling to any object within their grasp-succeedsd IN
reaching the bank 1t seams liIo short OF miracle
that. under such circumstances, mere girL not
twenty years OF weighted with her heavy wonans
Dress oewiiderca by the
irigh ened-as she must have been--oy the terrible
nature OF the sconc, and helpless Tor want oil her
natural protectors, should have been able, single
handed. TO save hor life. Tho feat Is the more rc-
markabi0 when We bear IN mind the TACT that miss
Thorpe is no,-as are some young women OF her ago
u swimmer oi eminence. That she can hold her own
CALAMITY the the result has sufficiently shown.
But she rs mereiy an English girl who, ike her
brothers, has Dccn taught swim. She has never
attempted tho from London Bridge TO Green
wich she has never, tar US appears competed for
my prze; and were II not Tor the TACT that she owes
her lie hor skill and presence Of mind,
her abilty to defy sharp current on u
cold, chill dark night would DO no matter OF public
record and the exploit she accomplished is II we
consider u, almost marvellous The tidc was rushing
swiftly down; The waller must have been cold and
benumb,ng; tho night, as we Know, was dark and
foxgy; thero were round about her all the horrors
of the scene; The ''iast fareweu' was rising from
river TO SKY; In tho water the suuegiers were grap-
ping, in tner last agony, each with eaci-and yet
through all these horrors she fought her way with
calm, quiet confidence which men who have stood
under fire and cont ironted death in other and even
moro sudden shapes might Well envy her.
The New York herald., 1878-09-26
"THE CHINESE MUST CO."
From tho Cold H,II News Sent. lgI

From Tho Cod HiII MOVE, SEPT. tt
There Is u copper coiorcd aimond-eyed son Of Tar
tary In Gold Hill who must obey Kearney = june
ton About SIX months ago he boughi 800 shares Of
Bode forty cents share, and whom u cached
$50 he sold out pultng the entire caritiI IN sierra
Nevada at 50 "a share. When tbis fayOrte was boom
ins the other day no gold his stock the lsr
500 share Tho coin thus obtained was Immediately
converted into United states bonds, aud the MoB-
polan is now SO rieh that no has quit saving wood
will not accept any KIND OF asituation lees dg-
niGcd than that OF "A dishwisher IN a restaurant
Verify tho agitator Is right "Tne Chinese muss Ro !"
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30
FROM HOWARD TOWNSHIP.

Haa NFHNNMM - ~ NH e
Mr.. L. F. Hamme. started for Chicago
on last Saturday evening with a car load
Of fat cattle fed by himself. He intends
looking around the city several days be-
fore returning home. !
Il Our weather now for several days past
has been good for the corn. II is all
coming up nicely and some will be lsrge
enough to pillow the last of the week.
Mr.. John Cobb has sold his farm lately
to some Germans and will 10 a few days
start for Kansas, John is among our best
cilizens and we are sorry TO lose him.
May success greet him in his new western
home. 3
On last Thursday Stephen Hall re-
ceived Autograph dispatch from Ohio
stating that his son james, a young man
of about 23 years of age, died there on
Wednesday evening of Typhoid fever.
This is a sad blow on his family and to
his many friends; he was one of the most
exemplary young men OF our township
well known and highly respected
Tn looking over our township we be-
lieve that Howard can boast of as many
good farmers, and neat and tasty rcsidsn-
ces, yards, barns, &C., as any of those adj
| joining us, which certainly shows that
they are alive in the way Of improve.
ments.
Lyman Emerson delivered his fat cal.
tie to w. A. McLagan of Tama City on
last Saturday; this is the last lot of fa,
cattle we believe that has been held this
late in the township. sf3f
From tho correspondence in the Iiraet
of last issue it seems to US that Mont.
cello is becoming noted for so many
pleasures that occupy the young folks
time, also some of the old ones loo AL
things seem to pass off smoothly and the
goose hangs high.
Blake and Harbaugh have been heart
from in Kansas, all seem well satisfied
so far with their western trip.
OF late we have noticed some of on
young mcn riding dow towards Toledo
about four O'Clock on Sunday afternoons
the reason of this-some of those young
ladies can probably tell more of than We
can. Come, boys, this is not giving oul
girls q fair chance. Now fearing that ter
riblc w. B. of yours, am yours truly.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30
: Butlerville Items.

.
T. p. II. Wilcoxen's new porch inn
proves the appearance of his residence
very much. Dame Rumor says Thomas is
going to take TO himself a partner ere
long which will account for his fixing up
things, a.
Mr.. Gray has commenced repairing his
dam. He is also ie-plastsFing and other
wise improving Ills tenant house. We
understand Crank Thompson and his
Birdie will occupy it when finished. Z
Elder; Kinney has closed his meetspss
for the present in this place. Last Sun
day evening he gave q discourse on
E2iritualism which made some of ttlic
Sp~iritualists squirm. He talks some Of
coming here to live.
Last Friday the boys from Montour
came up here to play q game OF base ball
with our boys and got away with them
pretty badly ID en- Saturday the Union
Grove club having selecsed all the best
players they could get, came down here
to regain their lost credit, which they did
nicely, and feeling elated at their success
went over 10 Montour to try their luck,
wherethey again came off victorious after
which they re turned home in high spirits.
fn ~ altapMoLECH 4
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30


Council met in regular meeting and the
Mayor being absent was called to order
by the Recorder who presided as provided
By law.
The following we're present at roll call.
Moore, Clarke, Wagner, Stone and Smith.
Absent Kline and Berger.
Bills of A. Bartlett and G. d. Terry s.
Co., were referred to Committee on FL
nance who asked further time, which
was granted. Bills of j. ii. Bates for
use of team, amount $11 was on motion
allowed. Also, Bills of A j. Hasscll,
$40 for work on Engine and Engine
House, and G. d. Terry s. Co.. $63 70 for
lumber which was referred to Committee
on Finance at the last meeting was
found correct and allowed.
The petition of Jno. r. McClaskeY. ct
al for a side walk commencing at the in
tersection of State street and County
road at the Southeast corner of block |,
Stones addition to the town of Toledo.
running thence North on West side of
County road, to Northeast corner of lot
one in block 4, in said Stones addition,
was on motion referred TO Committee on
Streets and Alleys. with instructions to
report at ncxtregular meeting.
The report Of II. s. Bradshaw. ex-City
Attorney was on motion referred to Com
mittcc on Finance.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30
AND

L. b. Nelson is as as proud as a boy
over his first pair of red Top boots-it's a
boy OF the average avordupois. ana
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

Robert Purdy, who has worked in Jno.
Wild's brick yard the last four years, met
with quite a serious accident last Satur-
day morning. He was leading a cart
with clay under a bank, IL feet high, with
his back to the bank, when it suddenly
fell, dasliing HIM against the cart, throw.
ing HIM to the ground rand covering Two
thirds of his length with large Jumps of
clay. Two ribs Of his right side were
badly broken; his. left hip forced out of
joint and his internal abdominal organs
received severe injuries. There is much
danger that the last named injury win
prove fatal. Mr.. Puldy is fifty-six years
old. DR.. II. w. Boynton, was Immediate
ly summoned, who waited on Mr.. Purdy,
with great skill.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

Messrs. Hubert Bros. last week sold an
upright Piano to Mrs. GALLON. 1t is one
of the celebrated Wagner instruments,
and is m elegant piece of furniture. Il
was Miss Daisy Gallons birthday pres
anf a lf 1854
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

Last weeks CHRONICLE intended to say
that Juuge Mexican presided very accept
ably, but by a typographical error lie was
represented as having presided respect
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

No doubs of it; there will be another
wedding soon, and one of our old Gill
zcns will turn over a new Paige-in his
matrimonial history.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

Mr.. & Mrs. Homer Bradshaw passed
the twelfth mile post Of their married life
on last Monday, and they celebrated The
recurrence of their anniversary in the
evening"
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

Prof. Buck, of Grinnell College will
preach at the Congregational Church
next Sunday at the usual hour. All are
invited.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

Miss Anna Johnston mado a short visit
home last Saturday, returning 70 Mt. YER
non on the evening train.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

VIC. Wiley, of Belle PLANE, gavc as
a pleasant call on last Friday. lie is "a
brcaksman on the G. & N. w. X. r.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

Frank Newcomer thinks OF arranging a
flower bed on the site formerly occupied
by the scales in front of the Galley s
.Inhnsinn hlnck.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30
CHAMPION

Col. Sanford is meeting with the largest
of audiences in his present lecture season.
lie speaks in Toledo on Wednesday and
Friday evenings of this week, and at
Tama City on Thursday evening. The
price of admission has been placed so low
as to allow all 10 attend.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30
SWEET BErswAx


The store Of Messrs.W I. Bates & Co.,
Marshalltown is one of the largest and fin
est dry goods establishments WI ever saw
outside of the larger cities. 1t is located
Just acloss the alley from the Po~st-olice,
on Main Street, and occupies two floors
of the building, each 20x100 feet. The
stock Of goods is immense but not more
so than the stock of courteousness and
affability with which all visitors are re-
ceivcd. The first floor is devoted TO the
general and miscellaneous department,
while the upper floor contains the carpet
and manufacturing portion OF the business
We have visited many stores of large
p~retensions in Chicago and elsewhere,
where the assortment and variety was far
inferior. to that Of Mtssrs. Bates g. Co.
They are receiving quite a large trade
from towns along both the Chicago and
Northeastern and Central Railroads, and
il is their aim to so treat their customers
us TO retain their patronage. II any of
the readers of the CHRONICLE .yisit Mar
shutdown they will do we'll to call in and
see Messrs. Bates d Co.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30
To the Public.

1 am assured by Mcssrs. Wieting &
Vim that the word Onlgin their adver-
tisement. was not inteuded to injure me
but was thus set up by the printers from
copy taken from older papers, and | hence
recall the article in the last CHRONICLE
headed ITO the Public" which was es-
p~ecially directed against said word Only.
WV. RTEcKHoFg.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

Work on the new school house is de-
laycd on account Of a failure in the sup
ply of brick. l8sg rs
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30
Monticello Items.

The warm weather Of last week maketh
the corn raisers smile.
Martin Mcricle is building an addition
to his barn.
Mr.. & Mrs Samuel Bruner and idaugh-
ter Ncttie, Of Grinnell, Iowa, are visiting
with their many friends and relations in
this vicinity.
County Superintendent Brown gave our
school a visit last Friday.
Mr.. Mccarthy, The bridge man Ct this
county put in Il bridge one half mile east
of this place, last Wednesday.
Some nice fish have been caught in the
mil pond lately. This looks as though
there was q law to prohibit people from
fishing, does it not ?
Wallace Lesser, We foreman of the
Democrat office Of lama City, and fami-
ly gave his Monticello relations o visit in
the fore part of tbs week.
Eugene Harbaugh talks of going to
Kansas after harvest.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

Mrs. NJ. Austin has been visiting the
past lew days with Prof. Parker and
family, Iowa City.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

Judge Struble and his daughter Miss
Aggic, returned home from Vinton last
Saturday evening. -
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

No services at the NJ. E. Church next
Sunday. Sunday school IS usual.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

Alex NJ. Bowdle and family are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. W G. Walters Of this
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

]. Camery and wife Of Toledo were III
town over Sunday.-Irae Star. 20
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30
Mr.. A. Wheaton hss setout / hand.

AN A 49,
- q " nsason nas se11ou1 2 nano-
-. ,.s II :. sIsls . slees Along we GENE
~ p' so,ne seels 'nsrc
ny ous "alAins 70 s.Ao "
80 'ssanu soine ing ooys IN
-. az ISL = ''ns.'ne sc =. anu 'lpp'ng
- .
= 49," 800, aua,l npre sucn wofk
= ls.tns o''ef'
We understand that our present reco.
der, j. B.. n. Bishop, will not be q candi-
ua.e aor fenominaIion. IN doing SO he
down ana mt nit He hss hoa = so ,repp,ms
which is as long as any person ought to
be allowed to hold it. Pass it around,
s ~ Ga,ls als tne pess paying once IN
lease IN II
We clip the above from th.T Toledo cnr.
respondence Of the Traer Cf;,,nsr an,
r,h;Ia
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

38~aA LELrs *
More new improvements are promised.
Mr.. Henry Wagner is about to erect a
brick block on tie lot west ofsSpringer's
drug store 10 be used by him IN his bus
mess. Mi. Stivers talks of building the
second story and occupying Il as his Jaw
Office. 81 N
Who was itthat said Hassell couldn't
put on ATTN roof as cheap and as good as
any other man : who ever ii was prevari-
Gated just o little. He is going to put
the roof on Clarke Brothers new brick
building, and il can be depend upon,
thatoit will be a strictly first-class job.
A. j. cane here about a year ago, and
has built up an immense trade on fair
and dealing. He is-a good workman
and we heartily recommend him to The
public. Farmers Will do well TO consult
him before buying, or having work done.
Store and shop opposite P~ost.oficc, To-
ledo. iowa.
We were shown the other day a large
Abstract issued from the office Of Mr..
VIM. Riccklioff which was certainly a
modelo Of neatness, as well as a ~terseness.
1t took Mir. J. T. Wilson, ii Of the fast
estpenmenint this part of the country. two
days of good steady writing to getit up
We also took occasion while in Mr.. RS
office TO examine his Abstract books and
were surprised at the amount Of infor-
nation concerning titles of lard which
could be CLEANED in an almost casual
glance. Mr.. Iieckhoff has had a large
experience in the Abstract and Land Bus
mess and has embodied in his books all
the ideas and information he has gained
by such experience, and has one, ofAthe
most perfect and complete sets of Alb
stracts we ever saw.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

AL. Forker, calico and hosiery seller, Of
Traer, gazed on us poor ''fellers' Sunday.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

= We are in receipt Of the Prcmium1 list
ofstlie Iowa State Agricultural Society, for
tbs s5tLAnnusl Exhibiionto be held at
Cedafs Rapids mis- fall.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

The divorce case of Amelia n. Brown
Is 9. Brown of TSma CITY. goes 10
Benton Co. on change of venue, and
will be determireda at the present term.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

Read the interesting communication
from Col. B.sxs, from Kansas. ses
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The most elegant works OF art given free
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

W. F. Johnston has received plans and
SPECIFICATIONS I or his pro- eeted new resi-.
dence, and they are said to indicate a fine
structure.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30
AT CAMERY'S, TOLEDO

ET II - 5 -
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30
SCHOOL . sSa g !,
White Pond Lilies 81 Eonse

Beautiful and Fragrant. Can be grown in art
roots. with buds. that will bloom this season
sSUfsE. BY mail, post-psid for CSC. each, or 1
for a half barrel tuk. -. Instructions with each
fngt6n County, RI r. o. Money Ofdersnnay be
sem to Westerly, Il ], Father not take stanps.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30
Business Locals.


NOTICES under this head will be charged 10
IN cents a line. . ch insertion.
Slime & Solomon sell No. ! suits flor
$500.
fs EaN5N7
Those Carpets just received at w. F.
Johnston & Co , are the cheapest we ever
saw for the money; go in and look 81 them.
FRESH BREAD EVERY. DAY
AT TOLEDO BAKERY.
If you want a good hat or cap and q
trunk. then so to Sine &fEolomon.
Greatest Discovery Of the Ase.
& The Metallic Violin string; worth half
q dozen Of the common strings; cold or
vet weather has no effect upon it. War
ranted 70 givesperfect satisfactiohs Sold
by Hubert Bros, one door sastaof me
| Post Ofics, Toledo, Iowa. 50 7sifN
GOOD .na---+ii Is Ys5
Ladies call and sec those Rarasols akW.
F. Johnston g. Co Best Par460lS for tho
price eycr shown. ses+ 81 ~
FRxE.-For Club for either the Eureka
| 6iifl II Dress ClinrtI will send ! Chart
| free on receipt Of 20 cts, 70 pay fof
nGuatine md hostage. qlisiA 99 zFea
MRs. A. j. MARION
Indianapolis hud
mb 80
5G tS1a1 ~
@sAs siras
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

iLadiee call and sec those Rarasols skW
F. Johnston & Coz Best Par4S0!s for tho
price eyer shown.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

Martin Mcsek is moving The grass IN
the public square, 4ss *
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30

Sheriff Austin and !. GssiKlnne are in
Cedar Rapids attending theDsD Democratic
tte
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-30
5SnAseEss EtTYETsseis

Nj. Browne stilI canysssins ii thfs Vi
cihity for this valoabie work. So sets
4 ns vi. aAlFYeadyy been, sold here. ara .still
me work goes ? Look optifpp testimo-