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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-03-21
CRYSTAL ITEMS.


c. W. Wormicy has made his appear
ancc in Chelsea again.
A. z. Rawson was reelected school d.
rector.
Miss Nellie Day who has been sick ~
Jas. Johnstons was sent to her friends a.
Ohio.
A vote was carried ut The school meet.
ing to partition the school house and hire
two teachers.
A lad by the name Of Hiram, Smith got
his face badly burnt by playing with
powder.
A babe Of s. C. Rawsons tried to eat
concentrated " luckily it did not swallow
any but it had very sore mouth and
face.
Our weather prophet has warned US to
look out for squalls from the northeast
quarter.
IA few nights ago lad south of the
river disappeared taking with him two
guns and lot of traps, and leaving "a
note to his parents that he had become
dissatisfied. The second morning when
the family arose they found the guns in
the kitchen ard the boy In bed. He had
soon become satisfied.
Another dance last week with the usual
good order that has characterized dances
here of late. 81
A Mr.. Leland gaveia very interesting
lecture on OddFellowship on Friday night
at the Odd Fellows Hall.
John Stewart an employee of the G. q
N. W. Ry Co. was in town Sunday
night looking after his interests here.
The levee which the citizens hired A.
L. Beam to build has stood The flood so
far while some made by private parties by
hand has washed away.
j. r. Budd is the happy man this time;
he is too proud 10 plead law ard has no
time 10 go constituting. He is the cham
pion piscatorian; it was a pickerel and
weighed twenty pounds;he did it with his
little shot gun. Who will dare say now
that the passage of the silver bill is going
to make time when you get twenty pound
fishes aud cost nothing but load OF shot
and powder.
The Chelsea corporation is perhaps the
largest city in the county; it is mile
square and an inch thick.
B. F. Meeker was in town Saturday
night. Perhaps he was on his way to To-
ledo to settle that little Claim the county
has against him.
SIMON GIRTY JR.
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TAMA COUNTY,
F To whom 1t May Concern:
THE COMMISSIONER APPOINTED
L to locate a highway in rama County,
Iowa..
Commencing at the South West corner
of Section Thirty-Four (34,) Township
Eighty-TwotS2,) North of Range Thir-
teen I3,) West of the 9th p. M. Thence
running North upon the Section line 175
Rods to the State road. Thence East
along the State road to a point "A rods
South of the center of Section a. Thence
North IA rods to the center of said Sec.
tim "a. Thence North 60 degrees, East
8 chains. Theuce North IS degrees East
7 chains. Thence North 90 degrees and
30 minutes, East and 50-hundredths
chains. Thence North 20 degrees, and Is
minutes, East chains. Thence North 43
degrees and 80 minutes, East chains.
Thence North 81 degrees and 10 min
utes, East II and so hundredths chains.
Thence North A degrees, East 5 and
5O-hundredths chains. Thence North
26 degrees, East / chain. Thence
North 10 degrees, West 2 chains,
Thence North 30 degrees, West / chain.
Thence North 56 degrees, West and 90.
hundredths chains. Thence North " de-
grees, West 8 and 80 hundretlths chains.
Thence North 7S degrees and As minutes.
West and 75-hundrcdths chains, to
West line, East one half ID South East
quarter a. Section Twenty-Seyen (27.
Township Eighty Two (82,) Range Thir-
teen, Q3.) Thence North on quarter
quarter Section line "a chains. Thence
North 70 degrees and 80 minutes, East "a
chairs. Thence North 81 degrees, East
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Ofthc readings advertised for Thursday
evening, We can say that the gentleman
comes to us we'll recommended as
reader and gentleman. His success in
Marshalltown was immense and he leaves
there as he has left other places with the
good will of all who made his acquaint-
ance. BY reference to the programme,
you will see that his selections are good
and his reputation ia guarantee enough
that he is master of the situation. Don't
fail 10 hear him,
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T he ATT ATTIC MONTHLY for April, is
as usual, strong in its poetical department.
Mr.. E. c. Stcdman contributes The Rose
and the Jesmine, Mrs. Elizabeth Akers
Allen writes of A December Night, and
there is characteristic poem by Edgar
Fawcett, Pigeons. There are in addition
10 these. Fate, by Luela Clark, and some
anonymous verses entitled The Legend of
st. Sophia, which will be found to possess
peculiar interest at the present time
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ILLUSTRATION BY PICTURES One of the
great contrasts between the School Books
used by the fathers and mothers of the
land, when young, and those now used by
the children, is the use of pictures. As
u curious instance of illustrating the mean
ing of words by pictures, look at the three
pictures of Ship on page 1'51 of Web
ster's Unabridged Dietionary,-these
alone illustrate the meaning Of more than
one hundred words and terms far better
than they can be defined by any descrip-
tion in words,
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THE TWO CIRCUITS :
A STORY OF PIONEER LIFE.
By j. l. CRANE
Large I2mo., With Is Wustra-
tionS. Price, $I75.

The story is intensely interesting =
Persons who are afraid to laugh may not be pleas
with the book but to Methodists, as well as
others who have warm side for humanity. the
AdUocdfe.
Here we have the long looked for book, and in
many respects it is 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
trdt rhrisfidn Advocate, (.S Louis.)
It is racy in more ways than QUE hope 1t
Will have as good run as its heroes and horses
better than some of the latter 1t shows the anus
ing side of the itineracy. Bishop HaDen.
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77--- 7 -
The NATIONAL REPosIroRr For April contains
two Illustrated articles The first, description
Of Scenes in Norway, is BY Rev. y F. Hurst D.
D.. and the second on Pottery, BY Prof. J. II.
Woman, both Interesting and instructive The
latter contains a running history Of the Ceramic
art from the earliest times to the present. There
is tender sketch from Macmillians Magazine,
entitled. Dulcissimal Dileclissimai and articles
on rost-c Christian Judaism. by Rev. W. H. Daniels
Holy Wreck at Rome, by an old Traveller; Mac
auiay Is an cssayist. By Rev j. I. Boswell; and .
continuation Of Mrs. Dickefson's serial story
Among the Th0rne, III which the tragic interest
deepens. Several select poems and the Editorial
Miscellany all out the number. The Editors
study on the Early Lifeof Jesus 1s alone worth
the entire price Of the magazine,
ssfThs National Repository e published month
~ at three dollars year, postpaid
HlzcHcoCx \ WALpeN, Cincinnati, Chicago,
or 81 Louis, Nnls0H u PnIIxPs. New York.
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OriginaI Notice,

STATEOF IOWA, Sc In Circuit Court,
TAMA COUNTY, DO Tama Co, Iowa.
To Walter B. Beebe:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, That
i there is now on file in the office of
the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Tama
County, Iowa, petition of W. Fl. Tiff
fanny, claiming of you in said petition the
sum of Seventy-Five Dollars, with in
terest thereon at Six per cent, from
September Goth, A. ID. 1875, rs justly
due him fer legal services done and
reformed by him for you at your request
as your attorney at law. And an attacks
menl has issued against your properly, 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. 1873, commencing on the LIST
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. TIFFANY, Plaintiff.
12-4w And Attorney for the Plaintiff.
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CONNECTIONS. a
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Going East, II 05 a. IN; arriyeSsnm
At Cedar Rapids. with b. C.R&yR <, =
leave. going North 20 D. m. and Is,,
south 3 . p. m. With c. & NV n h
leave, going East, s IL p. M: West s5,,J
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Remember the Hope Fire Company
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Geo Williamson, Of New YORK, will en-
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programme Of humorous and pathetic rec
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