The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-05
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A Thanks to Mrs. Phrba Bald,
for the presentation OF some Pie Plant
They were the finest and largest srcci
mems that we have seen grownin town
II. Mr.. T.. Randolph has rented Mr.
Watts brick yard south oftown and IN
tends going Immediately to work il il
for the purpose Of supplying the wants
of our county in this line. Glad to
lean it.
lp -. Notice is hereby given that the
dog law will be rigidly enforced in To-
lcdo Township, lama County, after
Monday the 9th day Of June 1862.
BY order Of the Township Trustees,
Of Toledo Township.
.... We had q very heavy rain last
!. Friday evening and Saturday, raising
the creeks nearly or quite to the flood
ing height they were in early spring.
The. weather since has been rather cool,
making winter coats comfortable III the
fore part Of the day.
The grass and wheat crops are prom
ising finely. but the weather is rather
cool for the growth of corn.
80. The Board Of Supervisors have
been in session during the present week
performing we think, with ability The
duties devolvlng upon them. Their
chief business has been auditing ac-
counts equalizing assessments. and
electing County Judge.
Mr.. 4. +. Bradford was elected
County Judge without much cpposi.
ton, and We doubt not will make an
excellent officer.
They will doubtless adjourn to-day.
81, LATER.
The Board have prohibited all furth-
or appropriations from the county, TO
families Of the commissioned officers Of
]'Thc Tama Rifles
They adjourned at noon to-day.
We boast Of another addition to the
business of ohr town in the shape OF a
new Store recently opened in the old
stand Of the ''Peoplc's Store at the
South west corner cf the Public Square.
The proprie,ols, Messrs. Jackman
& Co. have a very good stock of goods
from the Old Bay State, which thcy
are offering to our people upon reason
able terms. Some Of their ladies' dress
goods we are inclined to think are
ahead Of anything else in town, aud Of
this I'VE expect the ladies' Will make 4
special note. Call and see.
...Wc omitted last week to call a;
tcntivn To the new advertisements ~ thrt
"Rcbcllion Record This is il work
which every one needs, and shonl,i
have. Tie tragmen,ary accounts and
4 exaggerated rumors which we receive
in the papers are read as items Of news,
too soon to be forgotten besides they
arc usually too lengthy 70 be remcm.
bercd. We need something more con
densed and connected, and this We " i'll
find in the "Reb.llion Record
Read Ethe encw advertisements and
$40. 4 g.. al .,o.1~
We counted from a single stand
point, in town last Monday, "a teams
standing III the streets, besides numer
GUS others moving about. Considering
the time Of the year, this does not look
~ it the Railroad IS killing Toledo and
will eventually effect it." as a few hold
Ing adverse interests, are taking spo-
1ial pains to report, We may not be
with whiskey shops and all
the evils which they brood, but we
shall. always maintain healthy growth,
and 30 the County Seat Of Tama
County.
-. The relatives Of Miss Kate Bal
dy, last Monday evening received q
telegraphic dispatch from Chicago, an
nonncing her death on the evening pro-
vious. This fell like thunderboll on
her friends in this town, as no news Of
her illness had been received. As we
learn the facts, she had been complain
Ing but.two days previous to her death,
but was not very sick, and far from
dangerous. She had taken powder
on the Sabbath and her sister, upon 60
ing to her room on the same evening to
give her another found her dead.
Her remains were brought to this