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TRAER CORRESPONDENCE.

The Adyents are the only church that
has prof,ed by the series of meetings, as
far rs has been seen. On Friday after
noon they baptized eight in Wolf Creek.
While two Of the ministers could not
agree on union meetings, and seemingly
disa reed ON every thing, Mrs. Drama
man quietly reaped a .meager harvest.
Til osc acquaii ted with the secret of the
efforts made to secure apoition of the prize
hy certain parties enjoyed the result. II
was nice game AMI the female minister
came out ahead.
In the case of VIM. Reickhotf VS. S.
Hyde and G. T. Jones, in which was in
yolyed CAIN OF the Plaintiff 10 il Or
ton of our city on a tax title, the Defend
ants settled tie case by paying the Claim,
thus ack1owle lying the claims Of the
Plaintiff Other parties on the tax claim
will now have TO settle as they can.
The conviction of I.emuel Small was a
surprise here. Instead of Directing TO
persons as Juror; because they knew OF
the case, as learn the defense did, had
they taken them all from the North, he
might rot have been convicted. But then
why not convict him? Two men were
murdered: three men did it he was one
of the three. The law did not make
horse stealing capital offence. neither
constitute Small and confederatcs jury
| 4 D,,hI sc
against horse stealing, it is said; granted (;
but the Court was not trying the Bankers
for horse stealing, but Mr. Small for muir
der, and there can be no doubt the YER
dict was with the evidence.
There has been some fifteen different
persons charged with and prosecuted in
Tama County for murder, and Mr.. Small
is only the second one convicted rs far as
as can recollcct. Better abolish murder
us a crime than make farce OF the tiials.
A. II Feltcr, now in the Penltentiary on
q life sentence for the murder Of his wife
near this place in 1866, wants TO get out
He is trying TO interest parties 10 get Il
petition signed for his release. Ills WAS y
terrible cfin'c' ou' ms VICTIM was NOV ,''ie
cruai'y tortured 'han was 'he noAne's
II J small mali. is 10 DC pafdonea' 'feae sf yer
Ter IN 'he same way yet iel fnc ~" 90
uinaicated in both.
The Attorney for the Uuuuty uayIns
been successful in ca,,sine The arrest Of
Small if is devou,lv 10. be wished for that
they find John Connolly who murdered
his wife buried ,,cr first IL The stable
then exhumed her and carried ,he remains
out on the prarie and left Them and final
" escaped tbroupI the connivance ~ ,;s
Attorney with whom no l,.d hcen left IL
Tie sheriff ., honor for ,,,e nurnoss 81
concentrations 3l9l.a.
The animal re,ort ef ,be Recoracr. of
Traer sh,,ys ~ ~ u,,.o, i, 800 ~ soo,
lec,ed there will be nea,,,v fve hund,ad
dollars :, tho Treosprv Tha ranor, -
the Tr9a s,,yer If the sc,,oo, p;s,,;ct .to.s
no debt cxce,nt ~ bou1ea dabt ~ hr;,as 1
jur nurposes .alaTf
In certain local;,;es whore fr.o snooo,
or rather : free n,oss -, o,.,s:,.ssa
-, ~, IVY
sale, It was said, allmcll regulated news
paper offices had fighting editor. That
to be the way Traer business is
f-T
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SnariH'S Sale

"H|.
NOTICE Is HER BY GIVEA, That
~ by virtue Of II special execution di-
rectcd to me from the Clerk of the Circuit
Court Of Tama County, Iowa, on'a judg-
mcnt, an order for sale of attached
property obtained in said Court, on the
9TH day OF December, 1917, in favor Of
w. &. Benedict, rs Plaintiff, and against
J. G. Ferneau, us Defendant, for The sua
Of Three Hundred Dollars, and costs
taxed at Six and Sixty iIuntlredths Doh
ars and accruing costs. have levied
upon the following personal property,
taken as tie properly of said defend mt,
J. G. Ferncau, 10 satisfy said execution.
to-wit
4 bout 1885 bushels of corn in the ear,
in crib. and 223 bushels of flax seed in
bin on the farm of Jacob Korns. in High
land Township, Tama County, Iowa.
And ] will offer the same for sale 10
the highest bidder, for cash in hand, on
the
4sh day of F1arcii. "a. %. 1875,
on the farm of said jacob Korns, at the
hour Of 1 O'clock p. NJ. of said day, when
and where due attendance will be given
by the undcrsignt d.
Dated, February 9th, 1878
Il. L AUSTIN,
Sheriff of lama County, Iowa
G. II. GuoDRIcH,
Attorney for Phiniiff S5i0S
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Election proclams. ton.

MAYORS OFFICE, J
ToLEEo, Iowa.
Feb 25tll, 1873. J
N lIEHEAS, the Trustees OF tire Town
! ! of Toledo, have ordered the issu-
tncc of proclamation calling a general
election. 10 be held on the Isl Monday of
March, for the election of town officers
Therefore, the Undersigned, Mayor ef
The Town of Toledo, hereby proclaims
anto the electors of said Town, that a
general election will be held on
FEonday, the itl day of March,
Al. 1878, for the purpose of elccti:g the
following officers for the ensuing year:
One Mayor.
One Recorder
Five Trustees.
One Treasurer. ,.a-al
One Assessor.
One Street Commissioner.
Tie polls shall be open from nine
O'Clock, A. NJ, until six O'Clock, p. NJ,
and HAT the election shall be he'd in the
Court H,use.
Given under my hand this 25tlf day of
February, A. d 1878
e. c. EBERsoLE,
Mayor of tie Town of Toledo
Attest, 8
j. W. WILIETT,
,H H.. Recorder
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Notice to BuiIders,

~Ss~S 49, - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceiyed by the School Board of The In
dependent District of Toledo City, Tama
County, Iowa, until II O'clock, NJ, March
14th, 1878, for the erection and compile
ton OF a School House, in and for said
Independent District.
Proposals are invited ms follows: 8R.s
First--Proposals for the erection and
completion Of the building in allits parts.
second.-Separate proposals for tie
stone work; brick work; carpenter work /;
plastcring and painting. aon
The Plans and Specifications for said
building will be open for inspection at the
Gallery of j. S. Moore. Toledo, Iowa. and
also. at The office Of Benz. J. Bartlett,
Architect, at Des Moines, Iowa, on and
after Feb. Goth, 1878.
The Board reserve the right 10 reject
any and all bids.
by order of the Board.
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all the new arse American and imported kinds.
Priced descriptive Catalogues. gratis. by mail.
Also Bulbs Fruit Trees, Roses. EYergreens.
Choice Flower, Garden, Tree. Evergreen. Herb, or
Fruit Seeds, 25 packets Of either for Sfooby mail.
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There has always been hard times. y
The first year re were born, or therea-
bouts, we remember hearing the good
man Of the house say that lie could not
lcep the boy in shoes If the "hard times"
lcld on much longer Atl0years old the
hard timcs'wcr still on hand and stood
between us and the luxury of firc-crack-
Frs on the Foarth Of July. At 10 our fee
BILE bark landed in the midst of war times,
and, whatever anybody may say about
he prosperous days. Of the war, we
want to put in t'ur affidavit that there was
s,nc continual howl among men at that
lime about dark days. trying hours, y
unsettled moments" and lizard tines
AL the hard times" cry has followed
Us right along, and is with us yet. The
bid. old song of Hard Times Come again
20 more" lullcd us 70 sleep in tic cradle.
and We expect some plying frisnfl will
chant it over our grave -EScAange ST
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4 Cluster OF Golden Opinions
FOR TIE
BRADBURY PIANO.

Have manufactured and in use over 1900 in
4 sisiti c Is.
The peculiar charm, IF this Piano is its adap.s-
! tien 10 toe lurl:aa voice Us an aecomp anime ut
I OWING 70 $ SYMPATHETIC, neiicw yet rich aud
| powerful 81 giag toiits.
~ From ptrsona acquaintance with This f,r
W; tan edt,rse them worthy OF the fullest con
htlenee Of the public. We are using ihe Rradbury
'anos in orr families, and they give entire SAT-
Persons At distance neet! feel no hcsital, II in
sending for their Illustrated price-si aud order
| my from u. or TO order secondhand Pianos and
organs. They are reliable.
SIS Grlnt. Gen Q + rahcock, Gcn W Il
Beikaap. Chase. L II G Creswen Rev O IL
! rTany. Robert Bonner Grand Central Hotel
| o james. Rev Or John Metz ntoci; Dr. James
Gdmmiis Rev W Nor paushon, y : ar'hur. DR.
| lohn chamhers; Gen Williams Rev J II Walden.
Rev II N Hatfield. Rev II Rngbie, Dir ! NJ Reid,
lrC Sims. DR. II Is tijlgaway Philip Phillips.
Rev Alfred Goldman. Chaplain, MCt.abe. icv
| ) j. y, hyaett. D liey iiani,l Curry. D D
Daniel Wise. Sands Street thulth. Bi hop MGR
lriii Bishop " Wiley. Rev y $ lnSkip. REV
Lee ~ L iiiSicGck kev < 0 Haven. Gen Afford.
Dr L Dewitt Iaimace. says: Friend Smith is
Methodist. bat his pianos are all orthodox
Oh ought TO hear mine talk and sing
hishop Ames says: Ny iradhaFy Plan, is
round. after severe est AMI tria TO be equal 10
q. you promised, and is ii, II RESI- ec in richness
OF tone and singing craliiies everything that
could be denired. Yours truly.
Baltimore. Nd. Jan 1874.
DIR . Haven says: MY Bradbury Piano con-
,annes to grow better every day Al myself and
fanny more ald more in love with it,
Bishop Simpson says: "Afttra trial in my fani-
Tor years f2r beaafs'9f finish and work f,lli.-hp
ana an, splendid quality of tone, Bradbury can
Dr j II Vincent: Ser family worship. social
gatheritss, the Sabbath Schools and all kinds OF
niisifai entertainments. give me in preference
Tor atl others the sweet-tonad Bradbury Piano
u excels II singing qaaIitet
Dr. 5as McCouley Carlisle. Pa. My bradbury
j. Splendid"
ne osst manufactured: warranted for six years
fianos 10 let. ani rent applied if Purchased
nontiily nstallnients fecei.ed on the s1me. OId
pianos taken Il. exchange; cash p id for the same
sscoid hand ianos at great bargains, from $50 to
9~uJ ramos tuned and repaired.
organs and Melodeons to Sabbath Schools and
chnrchcs supplied at a reasonable discount. Send
to please yon
freedom Ganettson Smith,
Late supt for aud Successor TO WILLIAM b.
BRADBURY.
IA East 18th treet, N. Y.
Te stt8 MANUFACTORY AZ
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g. &c INV
LINES,


&. &c N--W.
LINES.
Chicago & North w cstt,rr Ra;,r
Embraces under one management Ia
Great Trunk Railway Lines Of the WEST
and NORTHWEST. and. viii, lis nn,,er.
Gus branches and councillors. forms n a
shortest and quickest route between ('hi.
cage and al points in Illinois. Wisconsin
Northern Michigan, Minnesota. Inw,
Nebraska, California and the Western
Territories. Its =
Omaha and Ca!ifornsa r.s,o
is the shortest ana best route b,.tr ~ = to-
and al points in Northern Iiinos Iowa. Dhkof,
Neb aska, Wyoming. eolorud,. utaI, NaSsda
Gahfornia OF soi, China, Japan and An tr.'i;a
Chicago, st. Paul & Minne.poIf. u,.
4 tne snort "a 9 between h.ca aud nil ,oi,',s
IN Nrrfhern Wis, onsin and Minneso,, p1i.'s
Mad son. ST. Paul M,innca,,.lis DnInti, "nI ior
points IN inc Great Northwest Its - - -
La crosse, WinOna l. st. Peterftoa
w.; y, io , pelWteH Ch'cagr aud La Crosse
Wtho ~ itoehester ow't 'nta Mankato st. lete
NeW oiis ana all points i'll Southern and ,,antrni
Minnesota Its e ehtiS
Green Fay q Marquette Line zi9
e.,s uiry an between Chicago and Jancsyi,le.
G Sas,'g Ean fohd On Lac; Oshkosh Appciton'
ltoughlor Hancock AID the Lahe S,lnerinr rou
I. 4, Ereeport & Dubuque Line
Is the only rJnte letweea Chieat,o ana E,,,,,,
,hockfold Freeport, and all poinis vii, Fen s.n
:. ~ Chicago q Milwaukee Line
p9ssng brtween no 1; ao,lte and + the orly one
Forest, High and Pax. WauL, oa,, LAKE
htnosba anil Mi waukee. - s1a''' nacihe,
n ~ Palace Drawing Room. C,rx
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The paper that carries from month tc
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men, who have ordered them out, inst fol
lie purpose of Filling up" at once ac-
sSnowledgcs that its columns are MOI valua-
pc for advertising purposes. You can
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II cloth and The merchant kept on cut
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easons, as he should advertise, will see
hat is worth nothing 10 him to adver-
Use in n paper that Still continues to give
i'm lie benefit of ii after lifetime is out
sor which it is ordcred.-Boone County
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Next Sunday, March 81, 1873, there will
e a Few through passenger line, running
40 trains daily, each way, between st.
aul, Minneapolis, st. Louis, and Kansas
ity. which will be composed of the
blowing roads, viz: Chicago. Mil
faukee & St Paul, between st. Paul,
Minneapolis and Mason City, AL miles;
Central Iowa between Mason City and OF
,mwa. i'll miles; and the st. Louis. Kan
as City &Northern bctweenOlumwa& st.
.ouis,2 PIT milcs;and KansasCity, 260miles.
4 is the dccisioa of the management that
his line shall be made deservedly popular
sith The travelling public. The through
Jar service will be first class in every par
ocular The finest Pullman drawing room
.leeping car will run between ST. Paul,
Minneapolis and st. Louis, daily without
thapgt leaving the former cities at 500
nd STOP. M, respectively. arriving ST.
.4ouis 5:45 the second morning. This will
DC The oily through line between st.
Paul and st. Louis, west of the Missippi
liver, and tie only one with st. Paul and
both, us terminal points.
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cellence. The paper has acquired wide populari-
~ Tor the fre-side enjoyment II affords and has
become an established authority with tho ladies'
OF America.--N y. Ecening Post.