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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-01-31
Notice.


10 e. n. Bissen:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, That
IN The aSih day Of January, A ID 1875.
the Treasurer Of Tama County. Iowa at a
TAX SALE. holden at the Court House in
Toledo in said County, sold The following
described Real Estate situated in said
County, ,othe undersigned for the delin-
quent tax of 1873
The northeast quarter of the northeast
quarter of the northeast. quarter OF
section thirty-six t36, township eighty
four gS4. range sixteen ti6,l item acres. !
West of the 9Th r. H. And that the
right OF redemption viii expire and a
Deed will be made by said Treasurer for
said real estate Pursuant to said sale. I'M
less redemption from such sale be made
within ninety days from the completed
service of this notice. )
$4a9 MARY V. STEyEsoN.
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STATE OF IOWA,

STATE OF IOWA,
TANA COUNTY
To u alter Bra95rsat, 4saad Brad5roak.
TIE NIiat PioR Co, Jes B. Hedge d
TIE {aSsptH0fSs- Disfrits 81 Toledo. IN
tie esgnfg Of Tama &c STATE ef Leiea !:
YOU, AND EACH OF YOU. ARE
i hereby notified that there is now or
lie in the office OF the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court Of Tama County, Iowa, a pc
,ition ot Afford Philips. claiming Of ycu
al the foreclosure Of q certain mortgage
therein described upon lot No. Three 80
in blosk No. Seventeen az in the town
Of Toledo, ia said Ceuuty. Also. asking
judgment aeair st tBe defendant. Walter
BEaohrods for Twelve Huadred Dol
lars with interest. coslS and attorneys fees
aud s'gstrsict fees
And that unless YOU appear thereto and
defend, on OF before EOaa. Of tlie second
day Of the next term OF said Court, being
The February term Of said Court for the
year 4 y, 1873, commencing an the third
\ oniay oi Febrssry A. D. 1873, s: the
Court House in Toledo, n said County,
defsalg will BE- entered against you, and
iuBEment rendered thereon.
d. D. APPELGsEE,
ATTY Tor p!aiafitf
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PROCEEDINGS
--or THIS
BOARD of SUPERVISORS
TAmA COUNTY. IOWA.
JANUARY SESSION, rs.

Report of appraisers OF PoorFarm re-
ceived and placed on fle.
Moved by Mr. Dysart that L. Clark.
l.. Carmichael ard A n Poyneer be APP
polaless a committee to srrrsise the poor
farm, ana properly thereon belonging TO
The eocn'y apon the End Thursday Of De
cemaer, 1873, and repor, 10 he Beard of
Supervisors a, their Fcgular session ;nJan-
usry A. ID. 1872.
CARRIED.
Mr.. Dysart was appoin,ed committee
TO examine school fund mortgages and
aetes in auditors otisee.
Jan, 10, 1873,
Adjourned unit, Jan, 10,h ISIS.
Board ms, ., 5 O'Clock. A. "a pursuant
~ adjournment
Members all prcses.t,
Minutes Of last meeting read and ap,
Ia,>e0
Cumaliitce on school fund notes and
mortgages reported. that il had examined
the same, and compared Auditors report
NTH tic papers. and found them all as ne
ported.
Official cond Of Jsnses F. Cram town,
ship clerk of Richlsad township, was APP
proved.
Mr.. Wilmington offered the following.
Resolved tbs, The rates for building
bridges aaor,cd or yesterday shall net be
enforced in rosard t. bridges now uadsr
soa;raei, aud In process OF erection.
Adopted
Moved that Ire vcreyt Of the poor farm
appraisers, be spread upon TIE records,
and published With the proceedings of the
Bosra,
Carried.
APPRAISERS, REPORT,
70 TRs s0sRD OF SCeERr 1SoaS or
PAM coCSgE, E2F4,
GENTLEMEN,
The undersigned appointed on
the second day Of January 1873 BY j. II.
I.aulssSlsle a-d II II. Wilmington, mem
ecyS Il the BoaFd q Supervisors. ecm-
iai,,ee TO sGpTSise tie County rOer,fsrnl
and personal property thereon wossld n
speeitully rvpors, sh>s on the 9Th dag Of
Jan, insi ne reyfeTraed that duty and
srpcnd The following appraissmsns as The
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-01-31

Report Is examined Saa sRpToye0-
c. ], SsevenS, clerk OF courts, fled report
of fees collected during the yesr ISL.
showing the total ausouns collected was
SsiI5-4
Report examined and approved,
Ga motion 1t is eraerei iAss Mr. With
SnSsoa &c continued &S committee on poor
farm For the year 1873 te perform the ssu-
tsss imposed eY section 1913. ISIS iSs
anu 1880. Of HE code,
Adjourned 10 Esees At o'e,cck, P, n
Bsasa net pursasas TO adjournment.
Members 81 present
Eis Of physicians for treating inmates
Of poor farm were opeasd. and referred 10
tie e.ai-zaan.
Committee on fees sri refandiss n
ported On peii,sea Of B, c, 3, &N. L, R
Co. rooeommsn6ing that the ssw.e es e,
fsrrei 10 eSsasy AtsoSasys 10 iavssssssie
ard ssrovt 81 he aext session Of the
Board
Report saOpssd ana peiisiOa 50 n
fsyres
MesSrs, Esezsoss 5 g-Slless CO, AIRS
Elc5 ogsaiss IA writiss ia respease 10 RS
o:ussea saes.sess On ne ssh inSs,
On Ksosisa Of a,r. Dssavs i IS oeisrei
fa.as tase osssasoa se published with the
preces.asaSs q sAs Beard.
Aajaasara aatii 5 o'csoek. A. NJ 70
,,-s,v-ssw
Iaa. is;h 1873
Besra nsss Al oielo<S. A. NJ, pursuant
10 s6scsgamsas,
Members al present
NszEscs Of yesterdays s.sssias Was
reSa and approved.
MIR nysars ozFsrsd the following
Resolved thai he sa,azr Of the ShczssEf
be axed az sssss 90 per yszr,
Aao9ssd.
Boara sa5carHea snsli o-siess. T, n.
fo- TIE aasrssse u coaasisssc WORK
B1ArA nAss pursuant 10 adjournment
Members al present.
Moved BY Nr. pssass tbs. he wrsssea
ssssr q Il. W. Beyaeoa n D, 10 treating
yasss1ss a. TIE rsaE farm and prisoners
ii sAe seassy 5asl, iessas TIE sesr iSsS.
fos $,seae Gaed Jaaaasy lzh. isss. be se>
esp;ed
Carried.
Mr.. nrsa-s sfEe-ea TIE se,scSsaE
Resolres sAxs nc AUsSissz Be directed 10
make oss IN scacaaso the caSt cf KEEP
;sg prisoners n he iSil for sAe ixst sv<I
yea-s Fog vsoaxssszs * cSssaxaees against
The ;aosrrseSatci ssw1s aid cssscs sad 10
denaaaa payaaers sacrefcse and saak<
r~soss II she u<xt sssssea II his Bcard-
A1easeS
o. rsesSsz he fss.azs e mas ssaePeed
Resolved tA2t he ceaasy zstSs - ~
ssraessd - ezsag ! sz-ss - rszseve = Good
o. sAe sitse Of sAe Nsrsh l e n W 81
See :, 81 tsSsa< szzse hSxseS h<en s<Aoci
lad wroagfatss ssaa fes taxes
o. ssosss1 sAe sasssuisg rs Aicrscds
Rescsvsd sAaa shs cc1nsx Asaasr -
.na Ne i A<sxhy xatkessxed y s<<ss vi
Es<r~ase Sws;sssi sexsty alta ~szsenaz|
q ne ex<.sy faxS freA 80 y sime ~
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Fromm and Welton Road Notice.
STATE OF IOWA,

STATE OF t0NA A,
TAAa COUNTY.
TO WHOM 1T My CONCERN.
The Commissioner appointed to vaeate
i that portion of highway in T.sma
Couaty. that now runs in Northwesterly
aud Southeas,erly direction through the
South half of Section Twenty-Seren,
Township Eishty-Four. Range Sixteen.
has reported in favor of the vacation
thereof provided that prior TO the yaca-
ton of said road that public highway
be established from the quarter Set ton
corner en- The South side OF said Section -,
81, IL North TO the cemetery, and all ohjee-
lions thereto or claims for damages, mus;
be fled in The Auditors office on or before
neon of The slst day of March 1873, or
such highway will he vacated without
reference thereto, ii the said condition is
complied with,
S6,00-s J. A. BovDLE,
County Auditor
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-01-31

When Russia has succeeded in abolish
ing the harems of Turkey 1t is 10 be hop
that those of Utah will then he looked
after.
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NOTICE.

To Whom II May Concern:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that my wife,
n Piisceil4 cranaall having willfnlly left my
bed and board without just canse or proyeeation-
viii not be irresponsible for any debts OF her
NJ p. CRANDALL
Drssrt, Iowa. sanunry i7sh. 1873
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-01-31
THE CLIPPER CLUB SKA E.
Manufactured by PE0K s. SNYDER.
Peck Snyder's clipper" or New York CLUB SKATE

No Sizes: 81. 81 inches
in
American Club Skate
Blades and BEed Plates
Price 4el
~ Frcs = M % ra;r "n' ot'7H' f s 80 80 500
for
aad
WeE0n Sfa sssrha daF
20
S0vsi, Holiday
etc. 2
o. BOz4 YORK
rsofo
You ride s q
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Any one. can become a successful agent.
Tie most elegant works Q art given free
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-01-31
TOLEDO louise

CORNER OF HIGH STREET AID BROAD
y var. Toledo. Iowa II SBsder. proprietor.
This elegant and conmoiious New Hotel il nrS
nrer 80 fhe Pablo with Erst-tlass acco5Gu,oia-
lions ard =. resscnab sAar-es Il i not sur
passed fer 6s{SA and genersl styl=, by 4ny Ii tel
il Censral Iowa Il
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-01-31
Sani-annuai Statement
~ TIKI
TREASURER of TAMA COUNTY


10 TIE E9x, BeAGD OF Supervisors.
o. xsg4 C5EsrE. EeHas
SxSTlkxxS.
Herewith respectfully sransis mr. semi
annual report, showing the Receipts sud
DISBURSEMENTS of the several funds from
IGas Isl, A. d. 1877, 30 jxnuSry Isl. A
D. ISIS. the SUM sgyrSa,s Of The ssgeFSi
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JAnaaryfss, 4. D. 1873
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-01-31

Gents and Boys
the cheapest No osns
s.
No l. Free Per paias sizes steel eHped haa VIZ ~
price
No 3 Ful polished and bright finished throughout anu 700
I'm An and Whsn on
EanClu ksrea superb rover
The clamps hrs
and
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-01-31
TOLEDO. IOWA.
z Ell q Il ER

REM. q III 5 e E !
Our Fur Mandatory is the
largest in the Western
Country.
Our facilities for making any
Fur Garment are uneI-
oelled.
re can always fill an order
for any Fur Set or Gar
ment at short notice.
We keep constantly On hand
q large oTtnlont OF skins
from all parts Of the world.
We keep a full line Of Sat
ms, Silks, Tassels, ready
made, MuR Innings, and
al varieties Of Fur Trim
mings.
Ne will send you goods sub
jeot to your approval.
We guarantee both goods
ane prices.
Eddy, Harvey & Carter.
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-01-31
RECAPITTTkT11 or BALANCE CASH
HAND JANUARY Is, .SsS,
sheriEs Sale.

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All q rAicA Is respectfully s1hza!t:ed.
L 3 EIINN.
T~ssSsrsr Elf TSsaz CoENsv Iowa
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-01-31

Ne weeal ssssc thai We have appraised
the Farm w;SA Tie pcssaAaens iSprove-
meats tssesoa, AZ The cas,, hsliesias
sAa. s i ss,srsa shc asas ssr the Purpose
Of apeog-fssEa.
nisour pscsSSre Ia TSgSss tAAs ne
ioas3 saisss Sbegs he ReaSe, h&ra sad
o,ser Buildings n gsoi ooadissaa. fs4n
,,~ass sch <iaEca- sseck uess csrss' fe-.
~as scaeess xSsss Aaa s2s~ess al il Sod
.,raer EssEs ,aiasSaaus Tic psAcc as veil
- n lie lssuse iasics<sss GOD manage.
s.rnt % t&s psTs & The Ssseard Mr.. X
Cards AID his sssssaasse wife. We faa
81 ia ms sscss II saea es7assSs.n he
paupegS wea fcSs aa.a eA-sa foss ana We
sssnsrSsS,sss the Bard ST Supervisors
snS ihc cossss oa he geoa fossGae IN se-
earsss he services es - sAo-oesA sai
prsssieal afarmss IS M, Casaas. ~ seslr
fS-ra
Az Of Which are respectfully sasass-
tel.
l. cxrsuaAE1>
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tssaszsstss,
TessSso, jan. stA ISIS
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after see roar ard the evi5sss ef TIE
xscuasv ~ siysse~s as fosssss, Ae.reea
ne assaReys 81 Tie Eoard fes he cousaS
sexr. sowif>
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-01-31


From the
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For the "
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Booth ! TIL Gen Ten
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be WELDON
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City.
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mere a
seem per
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soon as
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prayer Oh
The lad
arransenl9
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70 raise III
the much
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a soclaoie
principal /
all enJoyed
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.. RALEARn. m.D.

PHYSICIAN. sURGEO AND AcCoUcHEUR
Special Gt:eatipH psid 20 surgery 0i7ce oFeE
Stone & S;OErr-s Store. Residence. enc door
E&ss Of the CaFisti4n Church Toledo. Iowa
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-01-31

TToRSEY AND COUNSELOR AT La
u Toledo. lama Ccunty, lows. Office in SION
Building. over Clarke Bros. store
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Original Notice.

Sample pairs Of cur Skates sent bv Express
yau order ssaG tbs Length al
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-20
fIASllpA.

The Supreme Court at Columbus, O., ad
journed yesterday.
Kearney departed for the Pacific Slope
last night, from Boston.
The earthquake shock Monday night was
felt at Little Rock, Ark.
Fl. H. Neal, aged seventy-eight, pioneer
at Gallipolis, o., is dead.
The new Presbyterian Church at Warren
o., just dedicated, cost $4,000.
James Hooks child, aged eleven years
was killed by the cars at Youngstown, o.
Gen. Gordon was yesterday almost unani
mously elected United States Senator from
Georgia.
Joseph Gearing contractor and Ex-Alder
man, of Toronto, Canada has abscondec
with 900.
James Reynolds was shot and killed by
Fritz Harmuth, in a fight over cards a
Wiemar, Texas.
John S. Cook, General Manager of the
Pekin, Lincoln & Decatur Qll.) Railway
has rendered his resignation.
Oscar Reed, son of David Reed, ricl
farmer near Oxford, Ind, is missing will
nearly IS, 900 of his fathers money.
Last evening fire in the barn and farm
buildings of Caleb Haramand, at Medtield
Mass, destroyed $4,000 worth of property
A little Italian fiddler named Ben Vic
limo was murdered for his clothes on Cop
eralis Creek, Texas, by a man named Tay
lor.
William Kanatzer defrauded farmers il
Madison County, KY, of $4,000 worth o
stock. They are seeking for him with
rope.
The kidnapping of Mr.. Goulds child a
Detroit proved to be a fraud. The bo,
had merely concealed himself to escape
| whipping.
Some miscreants opened the grave of Mrs
Cans infant child at GAINESVILLE, Ohio
battered in the coffin, and mutilated tn,
babes body.
| The Manchester Paper Mills, of Duches
County, N. Y, burned last night. Los
$4,000. Incendiary. Two employees wer
badly burned.
A man by the name of Berry was mos
brutally murdered night before last in
tenant-house, near Flemingsburg, KY, b,
unknown parties.
DR.. L. d. March was shot and killed by
his infuriatcd neighbors at Mt Enterprise
Rush County, Texas March had previous
| ly dangerously shot two other men.
David Westbrook. farmer, literally Gu
an old negro to pieces with knife, nea
Rice Station, on the Central Railroad
Texas. The negro was nearly one hundred
years old.
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position in iron production than she has
ever before enjoyed.
The value of the pig iron business of Gin
cinnati, during the past year, estimating
the average price at S22 81 per ton, would
be So, S75, $50, in comparison with So, 11S, 743
in the preceding year, and So, ,463,17s in
1876.
Merchant bar was at the nominal price oi
2 cents per pound, during the greater part
of the year, but was sold down as low as
81 60, card rate, at which large quantities
changed hands, and in some cases forced
sales were made at 81 so.
In plate iron the decline has been about
the same during the year that was expert
enced in bar. The nominal price was 219@
cents per pound.
The business in stoves has been no more
than maintained, possibly has fallen below
the previous year. and mainly has not beer
satisfactory to manufacturers. One large
establishment has gone into more commo
dious quarters and materially enlarged it
capacity, while another has gone out of ex
istence.
The movement of nails has been one o
the largest in the history of the city, thu
imports having been 43l, 245 kegs, compared
with 3S8, OPS in the previous year, and the
shipments 346, 700, in comparison with
296, Ola.
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AT THE ALTAR.
East and West End Marriages Yes.
terday.

terday.
A wedding that has long been expected,
and has been the subject of much social
chit-chat. took place at the West End yes
terday morning at st. Anthony's Church.
The fortunate groom was Mr. Joseph
Meyers, formerly of Pittsburg, now of
Des Moines Iowa, and the bride, Miss liz
lie kuhlmann, the attractive and youngest
daughter of the well-known West Eighth
street grocer
The ceremony was solemnized at 8 a. m
In the afternoon and evening the parents OF
the bride entertained in handsome man
ner the numerous friends of the welded
pair
At 1880 p m. the announcement of ar
irving hacks signaled the departure of Mr..
Meyers and his bride for Pittsburg, and in
one moment the scene was transformed
ing.
The wedding party consisted of the
parents of the groom and the bridesmaid,
Miss Lizzie Schnier. AT Pittsburg, recep'
ton will be given on Thursday at the resi-
dence Of the groom's parents, and from thai
city, by easy stages, Mr. Meyers and his
bride will proceed to Des Moines, their flu
ture home.
The friends of the bride remembered hel
with many beautiful and costly presents.
The nuptias of Mr.. VIM. f. Lowe, of In
dianarolis, Ind, and Miss Emma Dlehl
were solemnized yesterday afternoon at the
residence of the latter's father, Prof. Diehl
the pyrotechnist, of this city. The atfail
was quiet and elegant in all its details.
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LOngyieW Asylum.

The Board of Directors of Longview Asy.
lum held meeting at No. Al West Fourth
street, all the members present.
Secretary ChaIfant, to whom was referred
the subject of preparing the annual report,
read the same to the Board.
The Committee on Managing the Asy'
lun, to whom was referred that portion OF
Dr. Millcr's report referring to classilicaio
and restraint, reported that the subject be-
longcd to the perntendent, and that the
Board had nothing to do with altering OF
amending any portion of the Superintend
ent's report. The report was received.
James Holmes was allowed his contract
price OF $500 for erecting six gas retorts a,
the Asylum (main building).
The bill of T. g. QUINN for painting the
roof of the Asylum Building, amounting tc
S3OS, was ordered paid .
Mr. Quinn's bill of $24O for repairing the
roof was paid at the last meeting, but tht
measurer's bill of $40, which it was sup
posed was to be equally borne by The BoarC
and Mr.. Quinn, was referred to Mr.. Morri
for settlement.