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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-02-28
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-02-28
STATEMENT

OF the condition of THE TOLEDO SAVINGS
BANK, organized under Tie Savings Bank Act
OF the State of Iowa located a, Toledo. in the
: County of Tama. in said State at the close of
business on the End day of February A. ID. 1873.
made to the Auditor Of State required by law
tChapter9 Q. Title ri, Code of Iowa, 1871
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ID East 18th treet. NJ. v.
ea MANDATORY, 4s
'orner Raymond and Willoughby SITS, BROOKLYN
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Amount to be deducted
from profits. as below:
Taxes paid -----@-----
Expenses -------------
Amount on deposit with
Cent? al National. Chica-
20, awaiting settlement
Amount of cash on hand,
described as follows:
LegalTender and National
Bank Notes. Silver and
subsidiary coin
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u. 6ALAhkSS. ma IL.
DHYSICIAN. SURGEOg AND yACCOUCHEUR.
Special attention paid to Surgery Office over
Stone & StOners Store. Residence enc door
East of the Christia, Church. Toledo. Iowa
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-02-28

d. d. n ELSUN. u It. n. I'AIs
NELSON g. BARKER.
DEAL ESTATE BROKERS. ONE MILLION
IL acres of land for sale. Money to loan for
years. The OLDESTLand and Loan Agency il
lama County. Have had a residence here Of
fsrentF gears. i
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-29

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:,ssysAi.g: Bs. I eaa ssvsr pardon
falsshood."
After our ssparation I ussd often
TO wsodsr where that hair which sx-
erted - potent au influence on two
lives canpe from.
IT, most probable cosiscturs
would seem TO be that il was blown
from the name Of Edward Kings
horse during my ride with In that
n.so, and I zee few other tenable
hypothsses, there il much food for
that . triAs . horse did not
miss should wreck tho happiness Of
two human beings.
This confession will not have been
madb in vain il it teaches Husbands
that nothing but perfect truthful
ness will insure domestic bliss.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-29

~Ihs. celshea&si3 Itsachmas,
Bernardiu Sc. Iisfrs, oaas visited .
friend vho. had . sistee greatly -
mirsd IN society, bat vhsm b haa
never pssvionS6 sssA +" Shall ]
tell yea. mid the anEAnr a +" ranD
and VzginiA" b ~ tall b1ea1o
1ady. q slo1 n0vsasalB, q 1n1s0
hair andhane eys4 "vhisA 60 g
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-29

n fElend lately gave the experi-
enee of : skillful professional man IN
abou1 ~ following wofdA: Nv
EeGx1e 1n6so3ros, q a "a y aoe - -
susesssfsl, and i soon stiainsd -
enviabls position. / married . love-
IL giSEtwo children wsuo born 70
10 and my domestic hsppiness WAS
complete. But I was ofoe1 invited
to social parties whore wins WAS free
" circulated, and I soon became .
sla1s 10 its power. Befsge / was
aware Of it I was Q drunkard. Nv
noble wife never taunted No with :
bittsr word, never ceased 10 pray for
my xsformation. Webecans wretch
ed1y poor, 90 that my family was
pinched for daily bread.
" One beautiful SabbaAh my wife
weAt to church and left No lying on
the lounge, slesping of ny previous
night's dsbauch. / was reused by
hearing something fall hsavily on the
.fbor. I opened my eyes and saw
my little boy Of six yeaIs old tumb-
ling upon the carpet. His older
bsulher said to him: Now get up
and fall again. That.h the way papa
does; let's play We are drunkP I
Watched the child ashe psrsonatsd
my beastly movements in . way that
would have done credit TO an actor.
I arose and left the, house groaning
in agony and rsmouss. I walked Oh
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-29

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-29

III. SAfURDAI. u
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g - - AsaA Il she ouossr uus
a1mBa guGh annnnuEipe, vhicA I'd
- ~ - - - $50 book
"00s 0eses Nth ssEnnge persoas
hsD. - ssid. - I v.s sdniri.g his
ss.1y- 'did 70. notice thas
~ With The bexl That man,
they ny, nssd to support hiosslf
ty attiag out The eyes Of ths child
rsa - As them 70 serve - blind
"why did't they kill himr I
ashod..
So Hush, he 10 ct tho doorl What
can hs wantr cried Edward in
Alasn. He must not yse me- and
he ave leap AID jumped into her
self again.
- Open the door, open the door,
cried. an eager voice.
Wait Q minute whispered Ed
ward to me.
s.s0pen the door or I will break
it down, shoutsd the voice.
4 81 0ne minute / cried, till seeing
ny &kisnd wAs aAts, I drew back the
1, gsss Hhsse i il, mon Disul ma vie.
q aro1 sosa itY
4 80 vhAt Z I asked, annoyed
III vs., l. 4 ~ 4. NJ "A u \, NM
6iA GySs xlline With tsaxs. The
Erusst; The dearest OF them ALL
Md. hs lookAd hungrily around the
r0om.f Suddenly his eyes fastened3
on my neck. You have stolen
him., ha cried. Give him to mo on
{ will take your ife.' With that
be reached out his hand. and with
The utmost gentleness picked o
from my neck. With his
prize occurred he hurried from the
poom, and We soon heard linn sing
ing to his pet.
As soon as he WAS gone Edward
,rept from his cloister.
"'I want you,' he said, to. tell
Fanny that you have seen me-. that
am working hard; that % soon. -
my book il fnieaed I shall return
:" will dot co. Ireplied solemnly;
= bnt I hops, Edward, that you will
not be Abseht much longer. You
Eife's jealousy may be trying, but
'smember you took her for bsttar
ar worse.
"That was my own darling hus-
oand," cried my wife, throwing hsn|
lrms around my neck.
e. You should also remainder, Ed
vard,' I continued, that her very
ealousies spur you to that repu-
alton which you will soon acquire.
y the ablsst writer in the country
81" But how can . man write in
he midst Of the ocean 2 cried Ed
sard.
There il ssnother thing, Edward,
continued, not nsticing his qpss-
ion. Your wits i young and
pcetty: women ase not Stone: you
Ihould not lsave hsr 70 The temp
atioa a nsgiss41
"Yoa 80 - bsst Husband i ~
sosld," sRisa ~ viii. eniliag Il
yvss wi1h aDbeoisa.
'Siass y6a hsss bssa ssey.
eav.sd. ] vsat q - -, 'eas
n sAaissg q ysW ~ 4ha6ek.
- en1Ao0 Ghmo thouo timnA-'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-29

Ninty-six Presbyterian minister
died last year.
The Jewish population of New
York is about 90. 900.
There are 109 churches of tn.
Brahmo Somajo in India.
DR.. Newton has issued Q new
book OF sermons to children.
Spurgeon has pressing invita-
tions to visit Australia, but declines
going.
The revival among the colored
folks of Richmond, Va, is still in
full blast.
A chrome for every new schola,
81 given at Eggleston's Sunday
school in Brooklyn, N. Y.
The English Baptist Foreign Mis-
sionary Society is worried with a
debt Of q. 1000.
The foreign missions Of the Pres.
byterian Church have had another
nrosperous year.
rhs United Presbyterian ministers
Of Pittsburg refuse to oA6ciate at
Sunday. funerals. 49,
Missionary Won Brunn of Liberia
is dead. This leaves Africa without
asingle Baptist missionary.
A Methodist Conference In Con-
necticut has decided to admit no
more ministers who use tobacco.
Connecticut, it is thought, has q
larger number of aged Congregation.
al ministers than any other State.
The Baptists have declared in
favor of licensing women to preach.
The Methodists have declared
against it.
The Methodist ministers at Mount
Clemens, Michigan, was sick, and
his accomplished wife preached for
him.
There are now forty Catholic
parishes within tho municipal limits
Of Brooklin. N. Y. A new one has
recently been organized.
The TRANSLATION of the Bible into
Japanese has proceeded as far as
Second Corinthians. The work will
be finished in about two years.
Soul traffic is what the London
Church Herald calls the trade in iv-
ings which is going on 30 extensively
in the English Church.
The Young Mems Christian Union
OF Boston is . vigorous Unitarian
organization on the plan OF the
Young mems Christian Association.
The Chxrch Union thinks churches
should be taxed, especially since the
~ house OF God" 20 called, 10 with
hany no longer kept sacred - I" .
house Of prayer"
Rev. Emasusl Van Ordea. IN in
dependent missionary in B1xil, has.
- the rssult a nine months, labor.
orga,issd . eAsscA Of nine msobss
Il Rio Gsndo d Sal.
d. P0or. 6seseaazy II tbe Pres
hytesiaa Bsael a EA.nAiee, oys
tkas "ths hahi4 a applyiAg isr ~
ca.s passss u sssE1s = hasing ths
essrs sf hri.eisg shs ninisezy i.as
essasopA"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-29

81 An sxhihitioa a IL pheao-
gEaph vss a0vsrtissd - pat sfs
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-29

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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-11
SheriffS Sale, No. 81.

DUBI.IC MOTT, T. Is HEREBY GIVEN,
z That underanu 10y virtue of an eN'oL.-
Upn issued on n Judgment rendered iu N
action in the District Court in tIc county
Of LrIVenwurth, ia the state 20. Kansas,
wherein Charles AckrHAJu-ru was
Plaintiff, and Hartman ~hx,r and tatha'ine
Saxer were Defendants, tu Iur d.Ir ctc,! and de-
llvered, 1 Will, ON Mp.Iayr tIc NTH
day Ot August, \. D I'5s, at
ten o'clock A. NJ, Of that tgF, 20 fuc south
front door Of the tDuIt luB-.. iu the city of
Leavenworth la the tulrfF Of lastEenworth-
in the state of Kansas DiirT ai Public sale,
and sell To the EIiIr-f rI..sr Ter cash III hand,
the fDllOWin. desert p, tract 81 and, situate,
living and rein. Iu rHe ''ouuty Of IeHyen-
worth III the state Of Kansas, namely:
a part OF the -4Iru.E-t quarter of S"ciion
ten uDI, township mine .H and range twenty
twoI2-i cUn!m-UH.u- on the southwest cor
urr OF said quarter, thence running east ON
the south !.ur thereof thirteen .lJ chains
and tyCsufy-tgs ..EI links, To the center Of
m. new Lawrence road, thence north war.
p. 2" east. along the center Df said road sew
eu - chain. thirty nine I3JI links; thence
W,~T s. Ef.rI .i1i chains, twenty five - links
To- the west line Of said quarter. thence south
~IN u. chains, seveuty-clgLt .1-| links, tp the
p.Jr. Of b~ginning.
Dated tEi, ith day Of July, T. H., is7S.
T.. q. LONE,
Sheriff Of LeavenwOrth county, Kansas.
G.. THOLEN, Attorney for Plaintiff
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-11
Legal.
Shariff's Sac. No. 50.

nTBLIC NOTICE - HEHFBl GIVEN,
That under and by virtue Ot AN yNsCu-
tlnn issued on a Judgment rendered III an aC-
tiun. iu tn District Court, ia The County 1t
I.raVtuwUrtH. in the estate 81 Kansas. " here IN
Ggurgy =. Woodland, gS Assignee Ot the estate
iu iII~ul rucy Uf the Kansas Iu,urauc. Conn
paEY ws> PaiutIH, and Dg,iu ". EtNt>, NU-
ma EsIVrs, Austin VI tigrk. Milton t!aUf.
George l.. Hines, / ElOra y. II ms, the city Ui
lraNeuwUrtu, Board OF county Commission
er> OF the County Ot LraVcuW"Ttl. James y.
EurIt>. ArmiuI Is rIlu- 81 the estate OI oIgDr-c
Suuu.. drc,sJ>. d, AMI Herman NaTk>Ou, -
Sisnrt. Dt she estate % ttr ltrfNr. Wprth
saving Bank wer- bv:cuGJn.s, tu me ,.rr ectet
and deiI-rT,d, | viii, n Monday, JhC / IN
dgN ui a u-tSt, y. u, lNs> al r.v. IN p'ciu,E \.
d 81 TuJT day, 30 tu" SOuth font door Ot jua'
nurt House. IN the q ~ OF I."JyvuvOrJh. n
tuy ,uIUIy ut Lslv,nwoEJb, l. in the state uI
Kansas. offer az pubIic sale and sell To- the
highest b.d rr, tnr eth in h N I, the follow
ina. dt7-cr.batI tracts Of land, situate, ~ m.
AMI being ia the County ct lcaNeHwoTth, III
IN, state OF haLI>g>- II. nlr.y:
Lot mum Der ~rr vu ~. IA block BtfmNDr two
!, .lI. in lfstNcuwurIH CIy proper, the north
e.t~tqu1!t-r o. 81, OF section uUtub.T eight $50,
iu township uurt.bpT eight -, south Of th,.
base line Di rtEg' uUWH.r ts.'ujy-uEC t-fH,
east at the Gth pane rat M, Tiditn.
Dated The eleventh day e., IuiN, I~-o.
l.. q. LOWE.
Sheriff of Ln8VyuwUIth county. Kansas.
II W IUE. Receiver.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-11
Administrators Not Ce.

THE STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAvESwoRTu COUNTY.
Ia the Probate Court UI and for said COUNTY:
In the matter of the estate Oi
GEORGE j. SNl I'll, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That let
~ Iers of Administration have been gran
I, d to the undersigned on the est ate Of Gt"r. q
j. Smith, late of said county, deceased,
by the Honorable, the Probate Court
OF the County and state aforesaid, dated the
9th day OF June, \. II, lssS. Now, ali persons
having CLAIMS against the said r>t ,tt. are
hereby notified that they must present thu.
same To the undersigned Tor allowance. wt IT.
in one year. from the date Of said letters OF
they may be prcciudcd from any benefit uf
such estate and that II Sucu claims Ir not
exhibited within three years after ih' d.gse
of said letters they shall be- forever barred.
JULIUS j. SMITH. AdniniStr TOR of the
estate Cf George J Smith, BcccaSeC.
June 9Th, IS7S.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, ! the undersigned,
Probate judge OF LcavenwUrth oUuIy,
have hereto set my hand and
SEAL. affixed the seal of said Pfobtt" Cou.
this 9Th day Ol June, \. Il. lS.S.
NEWTON MANN. Probate Judge.
julyiw3t
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Sheriff. Sale No. I:s.

DUEIIC NOTICE is HEEEEG GIVEN,
THAT uudcr and 10y vIItur II am ~. rgr.uu
ISSUED Du q judgment r,ud-f,I Iu
stu action IN the District . art il
the county OF I.,atvrnwpTtu, ia tu,.
state ct Kansas, wherein MARY T. FDw". =
was Plaintiff. and Paul NhIr and oTLtIs
were Defendants, to N" directed sUd
dclivctcd, / WIN ou NrLdry, TIN nIth
day OF August, \. T., l-.~, at N'lNr O'clock
noon, ,.of that uJy, It tlts -.ufh fIput door OF
the Court HDy-' 10 Tire tltN Of L"aVsHwTrth, 10,
IN the County O. ifstytI worth. M tI. state
Of kansas rr,.I..t Pubic sale, and sell To- tIc
highest b.d.I .r. tor cash in hand, the follow
ing describe rlUct OF land situate, lying aHu
being IA fl., tuT.utyOf LaavcuwOltH, ia The
state OF kansas, namely: The north half
80. of tI,. .,gtHwr>f quarter Of section mum
Der Iv,-rrfg-r,ur ~, Ia township number
eleven .If.. uf range Iumb,T 'wcuty-pHe 81.
Dated rass ith day 81 July, ls7s.
L.. g. LOWE,
~H.riTpf IeavenwoTth County Kansas.
LrsIEN I.NEER, Pliintins Attorney.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-11
Legal Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAVENwJErH COUNTY,
II, the Dis',frf Court, IN rs Coaa,g of Le,g,g-
rDrth, us dc St1.gf hr,lt,at,,
Jacob C',y r Receiver ~ the U0u,.H
BuIldIu-s Associs,t on, Plaintiff,
Daniel ] u.s and Auaadl J9nee,
his VIII
NOU the sb.ae uam.I Dau,.. Jones and
Amanda JpIe-, arc huErry ugt a
that you have ben sued 10y tia ab,. ust.uaT
Plaintiff, in the District 'uuT., ia The County
OF I.eayenwOTtn. in the STATE OF Kansas, aata
said Plaintiff has filed his Petition Ia ~8i b
Court against you IN the ubuy- vuI!Jlr q stc-
tIon. aud thai yOJ must answer sad F"'Ir4ru
on or before The IND Gay ni AGs"-i- \ D.
ISIS, or said petition VIII br iIk"H as 'IUr
and judgment Rendered accordingly. 90! tHe
following paturr, tO-wit:
A Judgment fOrrC.O>!ng certain bond. ftJ-
ted the 2l-t day y'Uf December, \. j.. I~,l, whore
by the Home Building Association agreed 20
convey IN lee simple lots five |I., aIG r.N .Hr,
in block "F, ," LeJNcuwOTth CIV proper. ana
in payment-Of the purchase money, Epu, thu
said Daniel JoHeS, executed ami denver Il
your note tor III - with Interest at the Jsiy
of ten per cent. per tunum. And Judgment
in favor of said Piaiutiii against SAID Dan. ]
Jones, for the amOnut du" on said note ami
the dues fines and interest On nv" share DI
stock in SAIL Home Building Association,
fpreclosing said bond ami Judgment against
yOn and AL OF the defendants IN said action
for the sale of said tract Ot land, and tOr"ciOS-
ing yoa and all of them, Di and tIOm all and
any right and equity of rt 81 cmPtlon and 9th
er right whatever Of, on, in or To said tract I
land from and after such sale thereof, and
that the proceeds of such sale he applied tO
the payment 10 said plalntin of such ludg-
ment is he shall recover in said action, and
such further judgmen mt ana orders as are uSu-
al in foreclosure suits.
Dated this 81 day af July, a. D., 1873.
HENRY NJ. III ERNAN,
julyi-dlt-wit Attorney for l1Iut.r. .
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