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intni
'•^SfS4*8"^®^- HlSr.S
MndCaMM
DMTAT-'
*. u
ble teal matter U crowds
^t of this iMue. We lui Intended to
jre a review of the improvement* and
Editions to the manufacture! at Tama
It will appear next week.
••Mir efP." P. BUM.
[loot —t far Itl
[Dent Camary'a new hoaM is ralaad end
inclosed.
["The May term of Circuit Court, Judge
presiding, convened Tuesday
B. Fraxell, of Baltimore.
lie Taiia Manufacturers and BulMfert
siatlon have moved Into their new
ling, a few rods weet of the one pn
aly occupied by them.
fe would remind our citizen* that Or
No. 3, of Toledo, prohibit*
mule* and cattle from running at.
i within the corpoiation.
e publish thi* week a li»t of the offl
of each School District of Tama Co.,"
famished us by County Superintendent
own. It will be worth preserving for
erence.
fe have received the call far the State
publican Convention which will meet
|De* Moines on Wednesday, June, 27th
aa County ia entitled to 11 delegates,
i will publish the call next week.
special meeting of Hope FireCompa
will be held at the Engine House
nrsday evening of tbis week. Every
nb'er is requested to bt present, as
liness of importance will be txansacted.
liere will be services at the Congrega
sal Church next Sunday morning and
pning as usual. The Sacrament of the
gird's Supper will be administered in
moruing. Preparatory seryicc Satur
evening.
W. Ilayes, recently of Chicago, has
•ned a Taylor shop (n the building two
ors east of the post-officc, where he will
[prepared to make up garments in the
st style and jjaiuantec satisfaction,
[lose wishing anything in his linear* in
ed to give him a call.
fUcv. E. P. Roe, Cornwall-on-thc-Hnd-
D,
New York, is not only a successful
Ithor as is attested by the enormous
pes of his books ''Barriers Burned A
ay" "Opening of a Cliesinnt Burr" &c.
It he is equally successful in raising
Vail fruits. Ue is now selling a large
nber of Strawberry, Raspberry, Black
and other plants, and we think hit
cm of packing is the best we ever
Send to him for Circulars. Address
above.
I At its regular May meeting laat Monday
ening the School Board dM an etni
jntly wise and proper tiling in re engag-
Prof. J. J. Andrews, aa principal of
schools for another year, commencing
i next September. They also decided
^retain the services of Mrs. Galley, and
s. Gallion another year, but owing to a
i adopted some time lago they could
contract with Miss Ella Flfteher for
term—though when that term is
El they will doubtless employ her the
dance of the year, as she seem* to giv*
al satisfaction.
bose who doubt the feasibility of rals
fruit ia low* should yi*it the orchard
John Corfman, a' stmt distance
th of Toledo. Hehassoid large quan
i of apples tMo ynar, tfca laatof them
tW* bushoTin Toledo recently, and
i that he-wflf aot b* out of applea this
Hi* "Jfciadstones" will keep until
lately Harvest' are ripe. A few years
ibark lice and other insects attacked
I orchard and injured it. H* claim*
I he ha* a specific remedy for such
*, and glance at his orchard con
i It. In-tho spring when the *ap is
I, ha use* awash upon the bodies sod
i limbs, made of soft soap 1 gallon,
II quait, pulverized sulphur 1 pound,
•ays that it kills all bark lice even
I sods of the twig*.
H. H. €hraan,who has been so long
'favorably known ia Wyoming, in
whitb hi* family, left our town
to antarvpon bis new charge
.T/_. -vSflfb^n appointed to
»,lawa, Um.
i raeaaey occuring
Green a*d family takS.Z101
I best wishes of our aatlre &mmu^,tJr
christians ha has been mostsln-
I among citisena,
BOM
aad aiaoan a christian wwfcar aa
i a large aumhar of (Mir Wjwfc
i^lastadie* tothefar"
TBv IPvHHNpW'QKMiM*.
i feUowtag fta a couple af. waB
i ullls aw nfTaaw Otwiatywfll
mmmm
at
Her. II. H. Green preached an excell
sermon at the M. E. Church last Sun
morning. He arrived here with his
mly the early part of last week and is
comfortably settled in the parson
-Near Union Grove, April 11th,
|Mrs. E. L.
KCKS,
sged about year*,
i.—April 23rd,
1877,
IHEI.KY,
wife of G. Sheley, ajed
tiim
fs»
Twwn «*B t*
MfMng fM Maa
*V,eelj^l^*w iodt*«M«ti
HHiiiliiy, t^ha olsasd'-iii i
ta adja
«f «m
•fhoOsHsl iassTlsilsit of C*ft*gi
tkuMdChniehsa WhiAasathi Tolado laat
woaltwa* an hlaiaWfag aad pragtfhtt
aAdr to att ooMaiaod. it aast Tasaday
•taring ted adJourBedThursday si
Atalssiid report will aypear la ami
next issue.
In th«»wt
Cannot but ha the happy thoaght
fortanata Sr*clpieat
vv
of
Mai tWtaliiw* acana tea waadtrfally' at
tractive page* aad parhaea its fascinating
descriptions. Most beautifully eashalish
ed with saw aad UgUjr artistic engrav
ings, it*
latter-press a model of typograph
ical richness, and the arrangement
throughout simply superb, the Jtoarr
KONHIM
TOBBIST is worthy of compar-
j*oa with PiitmrnfM iairtu or
dint.
liter. O. Rindell visited Monticello,
in Co. Inst week. Ha returned home
Ir. A.. H. Hidlg, editor of the MaraUaU
i made a hurried yisit to To
(Tuesday evening.
-readers will find on ncond page,
Interesting communication from Rev.
It is written in gossipy, graphic
style, covering detaile of the tour through
the garden of the Southwest (the Arkan
sas Valley, Southern Kansas,) to the very
heart of the Alpe of America—th* Rocky
Mountains. Jaunt* are made to all the
famous reiort* of Oqjorado, th* remark
able ruin*, the springs, the mines, and in
in short, to every point ef interest to tour
ist, agriculturalist, capitalist, miner and
invalid. With the Totasr, the San
Juak Gcata heepe fitting cemany, and
the two populations are mailed free to
all writing foroaeerboth to T.
J, Ann-
son, Topeka, Eaasas
CeLSaaferd.
We had the pleasure Tuesday evening
of listeaiag to the well known traveler and
lecturer, Col. Sanford. His subject was
"Th* Old and th* New." He wa* intro
duced to the audience In a brief manner
by Mr. C. C. Guilford. The first part of
his lecture was a discriptioa of Old thing*,
commencing with his lint vl*w of the
hou** in which Col. Davenport was mur
dered on Rock Ialand. This house wa*
built in 18M from thi* he went to New
England, and saw house* a hundred or
a hundred and fifty years old, and Col.
Dayenport'* house was comparatively
new. Next he saw Westminster Abbey
which is over eight hundred year* old
from thare he goes to Pompeii sad finds
articiss ef dress, specimen* of architect
ure Ac. almost two centuries old from
there to Rome and sees aquducts, and ru
ins of Temples &c. which were built when
Cassius was a little boy. After seeing all
these he still goes to the Pyramids which
were erected so long ago that for 2000
years their origin has been lost in the
dim mists of the past. He compares these
aged and hoary specimens of man's handi"
work with the present and sees no csuse
for ether than feelings of satisfaction at
the
rue progress made in all tliat will
help men and women live and enjoy life,
eason snd health. His lecture was inter
Icrcsting throughout, and though he is a
very rapid speaker s enunciation is so
c.islinct and perfect that it is a pleasure
to listen to him. Hs closed up with
tribute to America's greatness, and a lit
tle fun at the expense of some ot our na
tional foibles and frailties and as he finish
ed be gvew eloquent in the highest
degree.
We have heard a great many lecturers
but none who could interest and hold the
attention of aa audience belter than Mr.
Sanford. His lecture was interspersed
with a great deal ef wit and the frequent
hearty laughter of hi* audience showed
that it was appreciated. Wednesday
evening he lectured on "Travels in Sun
dry Lands," but as we were absent from
town we were unable to attend.
Mrs. EMIT.Y
58
years, after a Hngci iug sickness of 28
years' doralion.
From our Traer Correspondent.
It is a fixed fact beyond recall that, the
Rnilroad is to be extended to Grundy
Center at once. Traer the past week has
been full of men interested in the work,
engineers, surveyors, contractors and all
that go to make up a Railroad party, and
thirty more arrived today. The agent to
secure the right of way has also been on
the ground, but thus far has made but
few purchases. The survey as it leave*
Traer for a few miles, so crosses land as
to cut it up in bad shape, and the owners
feel agrieved, and their yiewsof the value
looks high to the efflcia's.
Tramp, Tramp, the tramp* go marching
by, and along our streets in great aum
hers having been attracted by the pros
pect* of work be thi R. R. They are not
handsome birds by any means, being
neither "shaven or shorn," but all look
healthy and undoubtedly would make a
full hand at th* table at meals. To fur^
nish some of them lodgings, the jail which
is tenantless bat been opened for them to
spread their blankets.
The Clarendon Comedy Company with
a Miss MeKean as leading character gave
some four or five entertainments last
week. Their abilities are highly spoken
of by those present, but their success pe
cunarilly was a failure, by reason of hard
limes ar want of appreciation in the Dra
ma ea the part of our citizens they were
not wall patronized and left town ia debt
LOCI
1ST.
A geauiae Nebraaka grashopper, one
inch long, with wings half grown, stripes
and all, as lively as a cricket, aad nearly
ready far business, was fouad ia Crystal
by Kr. Hodgoa on the farm occupied by
him. There is no probability that this
eneis alone, how many e«bryo oaee there
is remains to be aeen, perhaps too many.
Joha Allaa Isq. aa old time citizen of
Toledo—aad I think oar Oouaty Judge
for a short tiaao—visited our nsiag town,
oaaoaraiag which ho had hoard so maeh
in hiatar *ff New Yoik home, to eae hia
old aoquatataaoas. Of ooaraa ha callea
on Recorder. He was surprised at the
evidaaOM of business prosperity here
He says there is more dry gooda ia Traer
thaa ia his town of trsble our population.
J. R. Smith Haq. haa aoauaaaced to
I gatfcar the materials far the enetloa of a
brick buTC* ooraer of Maia aad Second
have been
faithful, while a* a ceatleaaan, ha
the high is I sets
am of our popolaoe,
aadaST
italate Toledo mpom hart*
nt and amiable apd aMa a
Qrsea, and eo pl*a*aat aid
ThC* 'oor ooraers wan origin-
OtFNH. |k« kMtMM
ally dastgaaa
It tooMBair oliratoMl aatiS®"1*
ha* lutagiadasMj asHlag
&a8?wmha5ef^Sw^mr^
M*
haraaahiilliaiy la aa)**
ftaahsps Uwdsr jwfU »IfM*
tlatiiaiia* mi lawahaMlag «w»
isaA tfaaa
t'
BMlMar
e§«ia dMihiii.
lrl««aC»f.
mSm
mt^m&
OhH
J. W.
MeRoberta, president, Traer
Joha Robert*, **crst*ry,
John Htld, tieasarar,
{Clark—
X. Faax*aa» president P. O. Dyaart,
8. B. Yeoman, aacretaiy,
J**sph Dyaart, trea*urer,
OrjnMal—
Wm. McTurk, pre*Went, Oystal,
Mis*. A. N. Muitoa, *acrtlary,
George McKaen, tceaMrer/
Grant—
the"RocxT 1Ufa-
Allen Weas, preHdennt. Traer.
Wm. Mitchall, secretary
James Davidson, treasarelv
Highland— _-
TIU Al-
H. G. Wilson, presideat, 15 Mile Grove
Robert DM, aeetetary, Coidrille.
D. B. Hammefsly, treasurer,
Oneida—
Abram Anthony, president, Drydea.
Welcome Howry, secretary, Walthaa.
M. B. Sapp, treasurer,
Pony—
Day
id Clark, president, Traer.
Andrew Law, secretary,
M. L. Seaauns, treasurer,
•Tama^—
M. H. Pierce, president, Waltham.
B. A. Peck, secretary, Dryden,
S. P. Overturf, treasurer, Irving,
n. T»w» laleyialtat Wrttrt.
Buckingham—
J. A. Ladd, president, Traer. .i".:
J. Wood, secretary, Traer.
L. H. Thomas, treasurer, Traer.
Montour—
R. M. Toaney, president, Montoniv
J. W. Beale, secretary,
J. L. Waggener, treasurer,
Tama City—
Geo. L. Bailey, secretary,
L. B. Nelson, treasurer,
Traer—
R. Johnston, secretary.
Mrs. L. E. Bush, treasurer,
Ho. 4. Oolumbia—
i
J®.
ISligff-
n.fimtmrti
1«W.
aieMdsat,'P. O. Traer,
t.4|i •*l
1
jfM*
CAHLTON TOWNSHIP. "s
No. 1. Union—
G, R. Rider, president, Toledo.
J. F. Davis, secretary, Toledo.
A. Mericle, treasurer, Spring Creek.
No. 2. Conant—
J. W. Conant, president, Bprlag Creek.
N. Bywater secretary,
A.
Bywater, treasurer,
No. 8. Burt—
C. W. Dobson, president, Marshalltona.
James Rokes, secretary. Hprin Creek.
John Peteiaon treasurer, Marshalllown.
No. 4 Bratt—
S. Bretchbiil, president, MarshalItoarn.
T. Ros», secretary,
C. Dobson, treasurer,
No. 5. Center—
H. Bnodgrass, president, Vineyard.
W. C. Thomas, secretary,
J. C. Fitzgerald, treasurer,
No. 6. White Pigeon—
D. H. Paiteisoa, aaareMty,
Ovemln, trawarsr,
f, i,
Rabert Btak*, preaUent, Toleda^^f
B. W. H«ak*,-aa*retao,
J. H. EaHi*rt, tre surer,
Ito.«. Ceatar—
M. L. IMos, prsstdsat,. Jpleda
H«*ry BtrHey, secretary, w '1 K
Janses Pearaon, trec*urer,'
JW S.
B. A. Bratton, president, Toledo.
G. S. Babcock, secretary, Tolede,
Wm. Kraos, treasurer, Toledo,
No. 7. Wliippoowlll—
Hiram Dew, president, Toledo.
O. F. Oiney, secretary, Toledo. v
S. E. Berry, treasurer, .Toledo.
No. 8. Rock Valley-
R. M. Whited, president, VineyardL.
A. D. Carter, secretary,
John K. Carter, treasurer,
No. 6. Sugar Creek—
T. S. McCool, president, LeGrand1,.
W. G. lbson, secretary,
H. 8. Dobson, treaaurer,
COLUMBIA TOWKMlr.
No. 1. Union—
Reinhard Metz, president, Tama City.
John Wattz, secretary, 'i
Joseph Lufkin, treararar,
No.
2.Union—
A. Zehuiag, president,, Taiaa tJfty,
C. H. Tomlinson, secretary,
Daniel. Barnt, president, Tama City.
H. Bis*ell, secretary.
Samuel Hardon, treasurer,
No. 5. Center—
D. W. Dumbauld, president, Tama
City.
L. F. Stoddard, secretary,
L. Stoddard, t'/easurer,
No. 6. Grand Vi*w—
T. M. Malin, preaideat, Tama Cll y.
B. C. Bony, secretary, 7T' 9
W. G. Malta, treaaurer,
No. 7. Star—
S. E. Peek, precident, Tteiadty^
S. C. Peanell. *ecr*tary,
Joha Corsy, treaaurer,
No. 8. Klk Run—
Lemuel Sexton, president, Tama City,
J. W. Flathers, secretary,
T. Halllsy, treasurer,
No. •. Elk Bun-
John W. Dumbauld, president, Tama
City.
Clark Camp, Jr. secreUry,
Lymaa Carey, treasurer,
Gsmaao Tawasam
No. 1.
Center—
G.J. Moarae, presideat, Xveignea
W. W. McllhenDy, secretary,
Andrew McBhecny, treasurer,
No 3. Stone School House—
Goo. Edwarda, preaident, I*Porte City.
W. C. Beat, aacretaiy, Bvergreen.
Harvsy Wager, tr*a*ur*r,
So. t. Nutt—
Michaal Carer, ptesideat, LaPorta City,
Gao. W. Gardner, secretary,
R. Nutt, treaaurer, ~,t
5*.4.Exsalaior—
Dp™l
B. Blasdl, preaideat, Traar.
J.
M. y*at tawaurar,
..
Jama* Maafcif, yaaMaat, MaawrtBa.
EA.
I. r,
r"'
Xo 7. Caater
Wm. Whalia, prwidsat,
H. Hi WUUqgtaai aaoretaqe,
W. H. Brattoa, treamrer.,
to. 8. Montlceflor
S. C. Reedy, pfprfdattf folado.
D. F. Bruoer, secretary,
Andrew Haana, treasaref,
|[0.9. Montibeifo— .»'«» I
ltobert Ray, president, v i
,r J. H. Gige^ secretary, j?
Lewis McCollister, treasurer,
fo.
10.
Abraham Voabnif, president, Gtlman,
X. L. Fish, secretary, Montour,
yitlentiae SaUth, treasurer, Tama City.
Iadfaa yniag*—
Summit—
J. H. Tindall, president, Toledo.
J. A. Richards, secretary,
W. Granger treaaurer,
orRHcnn Towntt^.
No.
1.
B. T, A*her, preeldent, Butlervill*.
J.T. McKee, secretary,
G. W. DeLong, treasurer, i
Lincoln—
Oak Grove—
Frank Dewd, pnsideat, Toledo.
Patrick Mulligan, secretary,
Patrick Kearny, treasurer,
No 8. Killaraey—
SYeiser—
Wm. Wick, president, Toledo.
A. Bradbrook, secretary,
0. A. Bud long, treasurer,
City.
John Fife, president, Tanu
David Toland, secretary,
JamesBurge, treaaurer,
York—
Pleasant Hill— '9^$
M. Clhuiia, presideat, CheMjlK
Geo. Wignal, secretary,
F. C. Hulka, treaaurer,
•*-»£ff
No. 7. Pleasant Valley— 'Y*
M. Shaffer, president, Tama City,
yConrad Herman, secretary,
James Rhine, treasurer,
•jo. 8. North East—
Fr»nk Quidera, president, Toledo.
?W. M. Posey, secretary,
1.
R. H. Ryan, president, Tama City,-
1
W. H. Black, secretary,
Geo. E. Maxwell, treasurlc,
Toledo—
8 C. Ibersole, president. Tote da.
Geo. McLeary, president, Traer. Jif,
W. B. Gillespie, secretary, Traer.
R. H, Moore, treasurer Traer.
HI-Iadep«iid«iit a«ral MatHett^
Masker, president, CksiiM.
A J-Stewart, secretary,
Jj Cummins, treasurer,
|Jp. 4. Pleasant Groye—
John Clay, president. Belle Plain*.
W E. Turubull. secretary,
Mrs J. M. Mc llwaiu, treasurer
B(p. 2. Chelsea—
Fred ltoach, president, Clia.lsea.
A Z. Rawson.secre^ljy.
tM
Smith, treasurer,
So. 8. Pleasant Hiil— -'sv""
H. F. Davis,president, Belle Elaine.
J). O. Wilcos, secretary,
j, C. V. Davis, treasurer,
Ho. 7. Recler—
A.J. Wessell, president, Chelsea.
E. E. Vickery, secretary,
John Byran, treaaurer, ',
*.8.
Wolf-
1
J. A. S^nborne, treasurer,
No. 8. Columbia—
Tliooias Everett, president, Tama Wty.
W. R. Leuzenhiser, presideat, Chelsea.
John Zelman, secretary,
N" Sell, treasurer,
tfo. 9. Prairie Hill—
Wm. Wilkinson, presideat, Chelsea.
Levi Johnston, secretary,
A. Williamson, treaanrer.
SPKINa CBBEK TOWSttfif.
No. 1.
P. Peterson, president, Badger Hill.
J. W. Horn, secretary, Crystal
L. Horn, treasurer,
No- 2.—
John F. Green, president, Badger Hill
Cbas, Hagan, secretary,
Peter Schults, treasurer,
to. 8.-
D. A. Weacott, president, Bsdp Hill.
J. W. Benson, secretary,
M, Cole, treasurer,
*o. 4.-
Wm. Merril,president, Spring Creek.
M. M. Modlin, secretary,Badger Hill
G. Pugsiey, treasurer, Spring Creek.
No. 5.—
W. W. Taylor, president, Spring Creak
B. Smith, treasurer,
Oscar Howe, secretary,
Ho.«.—
J.L. Gethman, president, Oryatal,
H. Wise, secretary, Fair Havea.
Jochin Vog*, treasurer, Crystal.
No. 7.-
C. P. Iteinsrs, president, Toledo.
Gust Bchultz, seer tarr, Spring Creek
H. Hamann, treasurer, Toledo.
No. 8.-
5
Thomas RoMasoa, preeldent, BpringCk
L. Hess, secretary,
D. W. Hess, treasurer,
No. 9.—
g, 8. Kaaa, prestdaat, Spring Cnek.
X. Blakeley, secreUry,
M. W. Zlak, treaaurer,
TOUCDO TOWHSBtet
No. 1.PlaaaaatBaa—
M. Keifer, precidant, Toledo.
Jno. W. XheraoU, secretary, Tolado.
T. J. Sweat, treaaurer.
Jfo. 8. Oak Grove
Joha Filloon, prerideat, Tolado.
Xdwia W. Baaee, secretary,
Mark Baddlar, treasurer,
lio.8.Uaioa—
Joha Ready, praaideBt, Triado.
.HwlMe Wfcrd,aaciataiy,TWala.
Ralph Mosaoraft, traaaarar,
jfo, 4.1Wrview—
p,$. JBa^gHiaaar, ptislliat, Toledo.
TiWaHOte,
Tiaar.
1, A. Z
BobtOfew.«WMam'
i
jMgpil Tslaia.
(Ks.il
Shallow w*ll paaq^afeG. W. Sweats.
,xSDOK'*
TvtfOt*
N^
Ttma County, for sale at G. W. Sweat's.
•FORTY-Fry®
i
James Dwezark, treaaurer,
WCBUjn TOW51HSK v
Ho.
Hope—
A. B. Banner, president Hfiroa.
KN. 11,
Hiatt, secretary, Helena.
A. B. Hanner, treasurer, Haren.
|)o. 2. Helena—
iHiram Clay, president, Helena.
Samuel Lewis, secretary,
J. B. Louthan, treasurer,
Hb. 8. Lone Oak—
'Wra. Randolph, president, Tama City.
!F.
11.
Ramsdell, secretary, Haven.
John Nauerth, treasurer, Tama City.
Wo. 4. Champion Hill—
G. W. Walker, president, Haven.
75
C. M. MClagen, secretary, Tama City.
E. Ai Flint, treasurer, Haven.
No. 5. Haven—
Liberty Coolridge, president, Haven.
Robert Erwin, secretary, Haven.
Charles Barnes, treasurer,
No. 6. Walnut Creek—
Oilman Day, president, ClWlae*
Wrn. McConncll, secretaiy,,"
Noyes A. Day, treasurer'
SALT CBBKK TOWSSl(f,.lV
No.
1.
Lvlug—
John Fitz, president, Irving.
jA. Marsh man, secretary,
Geo. E. Williams, treasurer, Irving
No. 2. Grove—
D. Edwards, president, Belle Plalne.
Button, secretary,
T. Mc Curdy, treasurer,
l'h
9o. 8. Plaquiminc—
GOOD fits GUARANTEED
lis ring had a wjile experience in Chicago
^hnii tlsewlit'18,1 patter myself that 1
can give satisfaction to the most
fastidious. Shop on
HlsH Street,
Two doors east of Post-offlce.
JTOLEPO, IOWA.
IN
Ptpriar ScImciIMtty
CONDUCTED BT
I, Youmans.
'*¥ht« p^flbakal was started (la W7*) to promote
the diffusion or nl oabl* adentlSc koowledni,
a Ridable and eMracttn form, aaoag all cla
of th ceomraudtf. ,u4Saa Hies l»r mat a want
aappited bjr aa «tk« masastai la Ike Uaited
SUtcs.
Ten t'llnraes
ITS
SHS11S1B
J.
mm turn
•py ..
OaQiety Sea ait
•ole ageata lorlhf ttiddea Barbed Fence
aad ifc^yaawadyBarti Iba oaly Ikwaaad
market. If you
i »a Bahla to pwssca
tjna'
VtfiwaaU
"Sweats.
Joha Pug*l*y, president, Toledo.'
Jos. FitaganM, secretary,
A. Tompkin*, treasurer,
No. I. Ottar Creek—
HAWORTB
Owen O Conner, president, Toledo. ..
John ElwoOd, *ecratay, •,
Teirence Dtrmott, treasurer,
$o.
o. w.
The finOtjtyntf C^fdo at Bergen'
)j^ly«l:00|wt|dloa.
Crisck
THE UMION
4. Voorhes—
Isaac Voorhes, president, Tama pity.
A, J. Tyler, secretary, Chelsea.
M. Hunt,treasurer, Tama (Sty.
now app»ar»d, which are
•lied with inatracttTe and Inlotcatiacartiela* ind
riMt.acta of articles, original, Mlacud. tiMslatad,
and jllintr.ted, lrnmJfc»
ol
tha laadias
entitle men ot dfttnt eoentflef. Accoaal
ha. orUnt acienllSe dlacevarles. tha SMUaatkn
of adence to tha practical and tha lalaat
views oat forth concrralac naUral phaoMacaa,
aa-hor-
Jaataaassi aT OMkMaver aMAshiWs eoaatry.'
—Htmw
/wml.
"Itie jMtahsil
mineilnaM
WUMT
etinTil. ...
"?SI*
if
ifeisi
7*5L25w
mmbk m* eoi
^•JOIUS^BSSS!—
'T T»aluiwai.Tbaaa»ar»lha«falMnadall the
sbtTsirMi^r ViV_r I"' a Ml rill
debtofoMlg»H«al»lliiar.P. iliimilOa,
—Bttttr ll«(»
"Thlaaaw nugailae. 1a
•ese aadt, thaa tks wtal
^Uwo»t^^'i5riiuaWbya^wl
ly bitla the plaa of IMS aaw BaatUy."—Bqfmt
"Thla la oaa af the very ieat aecMteaie
iggggrjggg
atiaUHaas leant to th.
mini
r. jOHimuit,
£T CY*»YR«S"""
n» TOLEDO
nf
GMh
Capital,
$50.0001
•W
O W 1
LEGITIMATE BANKING.
X'YAO -.*r
'a?
V-
sBpring suiu cheap at 8ias» k
•oa's.
if
PLAKTM i* the b**t made
aad lighest draft planter in theioarket.
Camery 4 Son sold agents.
"150 bushels of
Timothy Seed,
^irrn.-r tif'1
Rowaas fdr aay plaa-
ter iis tire market at Cantery A 8on
!All kind of pumps at G.'W. Sweat*
iad Harrty kaow*. how to put them hi.
IsdWiit FaMsatlaM PsyasHs.
FTUJH* ITRAWH ON ALL TH PRINCIPAL
crnss
OF THIS AND THK OLD
wtanrBixs.
raised in
J^ooaTnsaa.
J. M. Camery A fioa/are s|fc*ceijfefor
the Weir, Deere* Advance, Nfst VlUad
ley. Black HanJ£rDeH*ncc aad Buckle
Jr. Cultivators, (all new stock,) and will
ha sold at bottom prices.
The price of Choice Lt. Brahma eggs
rtduced to only (.00 per 18 after May
1ft.
1# i •. is/ H. I. Fa^raa,
cent. Dottle of AccysT gmris or
Sample Bottle for 10 cent*?' Try itI»TWo
doses will relieve vou.
We,dont,pedd$e our stilkey plows fram
house to hoa^e. feut if those pedlars in
sist on forcinginferiorplowsonto you, let
us know and we vail bring you one of
Deere's Gilpins anil scoop them out as we
have done twice in the past week.
J. M.
J*.,
DOLLABS will bny one of
thpse old reliable Brown Corn Planters bf
Camery A Son.
Crystal.
August Flower.
The most miserable beings in the world
lie those snffedng. from Dyspepsia and
uKer Conrplaiift.-•*
More than seventy-fire per cent, of the
people in ths United States nrs afflicted
Willi ti sse two diserses and. their effects i
such as Sour Steiuaci), Sick Headache,
Habitual Constiv?ness, Palpitation of the
Hea,t. Heart-bum, Water-brash, gnaw
iag and butujaffipaips at the pit of the
Stomach, YeljpM Sui,. Ceoted Tongue
and disagrfe.-iinetafttpin the menth, com
ing up of.ood aftermatinf, low spirits,
Ac. Go to your Druggist. Dr. J. Sprin
ger,Toledo,or II. Soleman,Tama City and
get
CAMERY
A
SON.
C. B. BRADSHAW,
ATTORNEYYoungiu&n'ft
AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
WM. H. BAaaiaoa,
Preaideat. Caahier.
A. H. krasun, Aae't. Caahier.
Tjwi couhtt
'.n K5*
Toledo, lowa,„
WILL DO A GEHLIRAL BANK
UMI BO8WB8S*
Loaa Money,
Pay Taxes,
NOTICE
Office ill bnlldiug. Soath of
Pftfolic Square, Toledo. Iowa.
w A Y E S
Tailor.
Snlts made Co order, aad
Witness my hand and the seal of tha
Coootv of Tama tbis 9th day of May A.
D.
18i7.
ftSar.
views pat forth coacrrolnc
have btfrtwifen to/ M9Bii of
uidrrtaaSnx of
HWUinama __ BlttTI Of
InnTof scietice spoa the qaeetiou of eociety and
government, tn ecientlflc edacatioD, aad to the
coufliete which prta* froai tha ptognsaaive na
tore of acieatiie haHWjdj|*
Tn Forma®TKHBilnimTfcaalon*taince
caaaed to be an experiment. It bat pamsfllnto a
the moat taagnlne hopee
tha cordial aad iaielli-
keea wall appreciated by tha raadtag portion of
the American people, ft haa aat been its polto
kn boaatral piomisasof gnat thini» to b«
In the fataie, tat lather to appeal t* what
alnadyaoeoAplisMaasglvlag It a claim
ilar patooaage. Bat ao pains wilt be
••prove it aad audM it still
ralaanpnt,
to the caltiraUa dM
doaeta
it baa
apoa
Mill nan a MceasUr
of tha eaaattr.
J. A. BOWDMC,
County Auditor.
By
H. J. BTXOEB,
Modern Method
E E 0 A N
The PablUbers take pleasare ia announcing the
publication of Mr. Men Flew OrfaA Book,
and claim for it advantage which no similar work
can produce. For yon pupils it baa no equal:
and the systematic coarse of instruction, ana
progressive agreeable manner in wblch the
whole theory of music and orsran playing is made
ctea to the pupH. as well as the vast amnnnt
valuable suggestions to the teacher.will commf
itself to all Tt is, therefore, with ^onflileuce that
Karl Merz' Modern Method
le Miaetmeed as (he
the tor
Best Worls,
For the BBBD ORQAN
isussr •*».
T--
nraa Kotiu. ao one caa doabt who has watch
ed tha steady lacreaee of tntareat ta sebatflic to
vietlfetioe iaaalfe*te la this eoaatry. oat «ly
kyaeeleet class, tat bf tha aattte eomaaitv1'
y
y
TWmi
"Wetklaktt la aat—ah ta aay that this iiitte
beat tret aamlw ,Xaar •s^gjaa ever pabilsfcad
be flneat vat
jMatMlatMSeaaa-
J«t
pabll«h«d Spacl
men copiM mailed, free of postage, oa receipt of
SBRAIHARDS SONS,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
1877.
Th6 "Quarterly Reviews,
ia Jllaatrrte tba way lt I Blackwood's Magazine.
Ths Lssaari Sostt PfMlshtaf 6s.,
41 Barclay 8U, HswTsrk,
Ooatiane tbeir authorized Beprlnts
ot
wwttmxrmumwc»a*)
QVUHBIT
VtTOm Ona-
CLUBS.
A Aaoooot of twenty per oeat. wm ba
allowed to claba of four or mora pmou.
Thaa: foar oopiea of Blackwood
"^BfWshQBarterliesgiyetotharaadw
eriticiania
MM WtH
win ba MNMt wWi a
atijiWiM tnfcaftwHsd.
largest and moat complete
New York, and all our own make-Miinggoods
proniptly attended
to
..Iirilrliitfal li llll lift n
L. B. NELSON,
Cashier.
aa-
Nos.
Liquor License Notice.
To Whom It Hay Concerns
IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
Stephen Stigcr lias made application
to the Board of Supervisors and Auditor
ot Tama County, for a permit or license
to sell intoxicating liquors for mechani
cal, medicinal, culina,y and sacramental
put-pones as provided by law, in his drug
store, situated on the East third of North
half of lot No. Oned.) in Block Six (6,) ia
the town of Toledo, Tama County, Iowa,
and as required by law I have tixed upon
the 5th day of June,A.D. 1877,at lOo'clock
A. M., for final hearing on said applica
tion before the Board of Supervisors of
SB'd County.
Commencing at the north west cornerof
John Bobbins lot situated in section of
Sevan township eighty two (83) north (7)
range thirteen (13) west of 5th P. ,M.
thence south twenty eight rods to the Rail
Road thence west on tne line of said Rail
Road, eight (8) rods and twenty (20) links
to a post, thence north twenty Ave (85)
rods,thence east eight (8) rods and five (5)
links to the place of beginning, contain
ing one (1) acre and forty two (42) rods as
lot No. (4) according tc Camps survey.
Deputy.
BEYOND COMPETITION!
KARL MERZ'
Also the following described piece of
land commencing at a point eighty (80)
rods north of the south east quarter of
section seven (7) township eighty two (88)
north range thirteen
(13)wcst
bins lot, thencefwest eight (8) rods five (5)
links, thence forty one
thence east eighty [80]
of beginning
ight (8) I
(41) rod
rods to
Dated April 88th 1877.
H.
F. OAKUTBOS,
ot
of one
Rartaw will ba sent to
tot oMrtu
for
tlSJBifMr eopiaa of the four Reviews
and' Blaekwoad for $48, and so on.
PHffiinras.
Hew subscribers (applying early) for th«
raar1877 -Wkaje, wttkoot chat gaa^ the
HMhir torvm last quarter of 1TO of
as they may subscribe
S. W. i-4 ofSec. 17, Tp. ®4
R.14 Carroll T^.
S. x-a of S.
Tp. 84, R. 14, Carroll Tp
S.E. I-40
lion upon tna great
Tp.
86,
Is faiMM for
HKHiiii er
fkj&t
R. 1
00
1.15. Qrsot Tp.
Grant
1-9
T^86, R.
and
«f S.
an Su
that
Tp. 86, R, 15, Grwr Tp.
All c£ the ate** ftr «le on
funrtiim 'htm. AUffrf. W,
IH. ALDEN,
iadfw
ft
mmm.
1 1
i w o u k W s •J y» I
JAS. WILDE. JR A CO..'
POTWii* Wilt JMASdfeB W
Fnhtishen
We
of the
If
of Men's,the
OMHren^t
and
SILVERWARE COUPON.
west of
0or
all shrank before being made up. Nothing but
silk and thj best of trimming used in making. We
warrant every article.
aziivan apoovs,
XHPOHTANT MOVXCOi.
Monuments, Mantels & Sjatuary.
NORTH-WESTERITMARBLE I GRANITE CO.
MANUPAOTUREBS
A
are
not satisfactory, money
reminded. One price for all. Prices marked in
plain
figures, rrioes and rules self-measure
ment farnishned on application.for
Orders by mail
Jaa. Wilde- Jr., & Co.,
State &nd Madison 8ta., CHICAGO, IH.
mAtm
A $4.00 PREMIUM
TO EVEBY HEADER OF TfilB PAPER.
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OP
Marble Mantels & Grates.
Marbleixed Slate and Iron Mantels,
Marble Counters,Counter Tops
Table Tops, Plumbers' Slabs, Floor Tile,
147,149&151
Notice of Sheriffs Sale.
OTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN: THAT
_. by virtue of a special execution di
rected to me froui the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court of Tama County, Iowa, on a
Judgment and decree of foreclosure ob
tained ia said Court on the 21st day of
February 1877 in favor of James Hunter
aa Plaintiff, and against D. C. Lamb, Ad
ministrator of the Estate of A. C. Spence,
deceased, as defendant, for the sum of
Two Hundred Seyenty Nine and Fire-one
liundredths Dollars and costs taxed at
Twenty Dollar* uuil accruing costs, I
have levied upon the followiugReai prop
erty, taken as the property of said defend
ant, to satisfy said execution, to wit
St., near Adams St,
South JefPerson
OHIOAQO, 111.
New Meat Market
Jaatopeaadoa
I S E E
Two doers XMtof Frazee'a Jewalry Btore,
BT
TLa.
B, SUepard
Where will be found a good anpply ef
FKESH & SALT MEATS,
Always on hand
rods to a post
the place
alnataen
confining
acres ninety eight [^redstalot 8 No. [8]
of survey of
Also the following described piece of
land commencing at a post one nundred
and sixty [160] rods west cf the south
east corner of section seven [7] township
eighty t' o [82] north of range thirteen
[131 west 5th P. M. thence north forty Ave
[45] rods ard eighteen [18] links U the
north line of Rail Road,thence north thir
ty two [82] rods two [81 links to a stone
corner, tlienca east eighty [801 rods to a
post thence south slxty-aix [Ml rods to
to tha Rail Road thence sixty-w:
grees[68 ]west along the line of Rail
to intersect west line of tbis lot according
to Camps snrvey.this being lot No. two
[8]
conttining twenty-four (81) acres and for
ty foor(44)roda all in Tama County Bute
of Iowa.
And 1
will offer the same for sale, sub
ject to redemption, to the highest bidder,
for cash In hand, on the
the
Voro LKAOIKO QCAXTKKLT RKTIBWS.
natron uvuw (vut.)
LONMItfiaTBKLT UnV (0«Mm-
SOtk Day oflay A. D. 1877.
in front of tha Court House, in Tolado,
Tama County Iowa, at the hour of one
o'clock P. yC. of said day. when due at
tendance will be given by Ute undersign
ad.
HUB,
KlfMWIHE
COPELIN,
PHOTOGRAPHER,
CHICAGO,
of 5th p. m.
thence south forty four (44) rods to a post
on tha bank ef Otter Creek, thence north
forty In degrees (45 )and thirty uinntea
(30,) west twenty four (24) rods to a post,
running along the bank of said creak
Mienc* south alxly seven degrees (67 )flf
teen mi lutes (15') west twenty (20) rods to
a ioat, thance south thirty four degrees
(84) tan minutes (10') west twenty (80) rods
to the south east corner of John Robbins
lot, thence north sixty three (68) degrees
west twenty eight (88) rods fourteen links
(14) to the north west corner of said Rob-
N. W. Corner State and Madison-Bts.,
Bevator aattaaee, 75 Madlaon-St.
Formerly 844 West Washington-St.
Frank Harlan
I§ now prepared to bny op
OLD IRON,
Wroagfctor Cast,
Bratt, Pavttr, Britanaia,
Tea Lead,
WOOLEN or COTTON BIOS,
Paper, Panpbleta aad Booka without eoveri, for
wblck he will pay th« highest market price in
trade, such an Tin-ware, Qlsea Ware, Notions, Ac.
He will alao bny batter and Bgga at the bigheat
cash ratea. Hia place of residence is at
TOLE1DO,
Where ha nay be addieaaed, bat he will mke it a
point to travel over Tama Connty with bis wagon,
ao bo prepared to trade him aay of the above arti
cles yot may have on hand. Wa.
Road
w Mithtr buy ^TcftrptU or brown
If yoa wiah to grow Yegelahlea for aale,read
Gardening foe Profit I
If voa wlak to baeoma a Cosunardal Flor
lat, rod
Practical Floriculture!
Gardening for Pleasure
An fcx rrnMrnm
$.£. Aran*.
Sheriff of Taag* County, Iowa.
18,
AU'y
fl7B.
tor
Plaintiff.
LAID FOR SALE!
1-4 See lz,
E. i-a of N. W. 1-4 Sec. 24,
Tp. 84, R. 14, Carroll Tp.
E. 1-2 of S. W. 1-4 Sec. 36
Tp. 86, R. 15, Grant Tp.
UMIBMI
Mas llJOeack. pastpald, bj waU.
C«2wa«dCATAL0GUE
GARDEN
XaakarlaK ntpacaa. wttk 1 tokwad ptaU,
seat
to sll oar sastsaisrs af past veen, ar to
these who hat* faNkasadaavOT tha ahova
Peter Henderson A Co.,
36,
S. E. *-4 of N. E. 1-4 Sec.
JWlpaa,.Jtorto
36,
'Sc.
0tr4mm tit**,
ia^pswa •»oelu
mm
e n s a a
mp*
i l&bi
V "f
1
i#|t'
NEW TIN
JOB
Gonts'
Nortbwoet.
keep
amt tment
A SPECIALITY.
Save Sponting and all Mpda ofM WorV, Caaf
Hoda, Tfu Pail*. Pans. Stove Pipe. a«id aujthiaf
th hit lia^.raatie to *rd«r bati#r»cti«m gufaa'
taad. .Call, aee bay. aod call
I. J. NftSSELL, Proprfttar.
Fir»t door west of Fntzee's Jcwelff
Storu,
TOLEDO. IOWA.
BEATTYFIAJTO!
Grand, Square 4 Upright.
Endorsed by ike highest musical aa
tliorities tliroughouL the World as THK
BEST.
From D. S. Bod in#, btockton N. J., af'
tcr rcceirlng $900 Beatty Pian®, rays:
"Not only myself and family, btit every
ODC
wliu has seen it is satisfied hi ceg&rd
to its soperiur quality."
From 1). II. Cormooy, Esq., Cliaiabers
bure. Pa.:
"The Ueatty Piano came to lintid ou«.
wrek ago, in good order, lt has thus far
given entire satisfaction."
•I Holtzburger. Tt vone, P. A., says:
•'Tin' Piano tinnc at hand good older
and proves satisfactory, both in tone and
finish."
Agents wanted, male or fsmale. Bend
for catalogue. Address,
DANIEL F. BEATTY.
Washington, New Jersey, U. B. A
HYDRAULIC
flour Mills!
Tkc Hydraulic Flour MHfi,
Tama City, Iowa, are now
ready to exchange
FLOUR FOR WHEAT,
Terms!
And grind all kinds of feed at
the
LOWEST RATE8.
B. F. CKKHSHAW,
Proprieter.
BPHjjy'SCeiebr*ted 5oide'1
PARLOR ORGANS.
HCSSVB.
Geo. P. Rowrll A Co., N. Y.. -Newspapef
Kcpoiter, euys:
'•Daniel P. Beatty. the organ bnilder, of Wash
ington.N. J..presses forward with greatest rigor.'*
From Wm. Pvol, Niagara Kalis. N. Y.
'Seven mootbo nse of the elegaut Parlar Organ
yon sent me, satisfies me that it is oue of the best
made, lthasa rich tone irs vaiioas tones are
most pleasant. 1 most beartlly recommend your
rnns for purlor, scheo], cburch or other use."
Best offer cvi:r given. Money refunded upon
I'tarn of organ and freight cbarres nmid by me
(Daniel K. hi-atry) both way# if unsatisfactory,
after a test trial of five days Organs warranted
for Ave year®. Sent! for extended list of testimo*
nialc before buying a parlor Organ. Address,
Ac.
DANIEL F. BEATTY,
Washington,
New Jersey, IT. S. A.
Til© New
DAYIS
Vertical Feed
SEWING MACHINE.
Is preseated to the public as tke
Most Simple in Constructio*,
Most Certain in its Results,
Most Durable in its Part*,
and adapted to a greater range of work,
than any otber Machine in tha Market.
What "Th* Davis" will Is
WITHOUT BASTING.
Scallopa, Point*. Squarea ot Straight.
Binda Volda witboat showing tha 8Utehee, mt
aew at the (ame time.
Make French Folds.
Make French Fold*, and few oa
at tha saaia tna.
Make Milliner's Folds with dlffeient colon aad
plecea of goods at one operation.
Make MIIHner'e Folds with different colors aaS
plecea at gooda at ana operatioa, and aew aa
at the same time.
It will gather without lewis* on. It will gather
ana sew oa at the aaoie time.
It will gather between two plecea and eew oa at
the lame time.
It will make Plaited Trimming.
It *111 make Plaited Trimming and aew ea al the
aametlme.
It will make Plaited Trimming, either Scalloped
or Straight.
It will tarn a Hem aad Stitch oa Trimming
one operation.
It will tarn a Hem. pnt on Braid, ran a Cora ta
and stitch on Trimming at ona operation.
It will make Wide and Narrow Hems, Hem all
manner of Bias Woolen Goods,as Soft Merino*
Crape Cloth, or goods difficult to Hem on oth
er Machines.
It will fold Hems with Cords enclosed, aad aoMfc
them down at one operation.
It will do Yelling, Bias or Straight, eitharon Oat
ton or Woolen gooda.
It will Fell acrots seams on any gooda.
It will Sew over uneven surface as well as plain.
It makes a more Elastic Stitch than any a that
It doea not change length of Stitch on Scroll
Wat.
It sews t'rom Lace to Leather without changing
Stitch or Tension.
For Tucking. Cording, Braldis
Fringing, or rClotKa
it cannot be excelled! Also.for 8baa fitting.
Tailoring, Dreaa Making aad YaaUfr* aaa
IT HAS NO EQUAL!
The
EVERYTHING
worn TWM
DAVIS
has the most COMPLETE
ATTACHMENTS ever applied to a sew
ing machine, and will do
every
range of
work, with incomparably greater ease and
facility than any other.
btic Bobbin Wiaisr,
is furnished with each machine, by which
Bobbins are wound perfectly uniform and
idrng the thread by the
operator.
even, without gniding I
The machine cannot be pnt out of time
by use—does not have "fits" SC "spells."
Is the Easiest machine to lean to MMad
THI SUK1ST TO CIVB WkT
rt«hoM
ISFACTION.
8EEIT1TEYIT! IT!
j. o. cmamc
reuwo, wm.
[.J.Bstlb
k «th* OM sisad «da,
at 0* Ilea «f (Ms
nMNi
Livery Feed S^||e.
fsn
etttftfT, tortli, tad eftclW«
alw that wffi mt slip oa tba