Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-25

Ao0ooo0Qoet0 ~ UNITY SnOuS~s"t
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Senator elect ThaenAn, 81 Ohio. has
been sued for twenty dollarA due TOR
eleetionesri0x serylces.
vermort was the bivGhplacs nt hvc
Senators and Ten ReprssenaAtlvss Ut
the present Congress.
CAInoRxIA has bsen vtsited with .
great rain-storm sod . damaging hoot,
and by . heavy snow-ssorm in thu
mountains.
The Wisconsin Assembly has 1psssed
. resolution prohibiting the .ehsw'n!
Of tobacco IN the Assembly Chamber
The first advertiser was . London
haberdasher, named Harvey, who die,i
in 1872, abundantly rich from the prof.
its Of his own discovery.
Tasas i not in the present House Of
Lords single descendant Of one q
the twenty Eve Barous appointed to
entorcet ethe'obssrvsncs of Magma Chsrta
Isaac Truce Of New Cumberland,
Tuscarawas County, Ohio, is the father
Of I've boys named Fremont, LINCOLN.
Grant, Sherman and Sheridan. Their
ages arsin the order Of their names.
Tippscanoe County, Iadnna, Offers
sc, 900 il the State will locate tho
Agricultural College within their linn
its. Thas u not only public spirit, bat
true thrift.
A Beautiful crypt has been d,scov
cred near the Cathedral in 0rau, Hun
gary. Eight granite columns, each
with peculiar eapital, support ths
root The date asaignsd 70 it il the
twelfth century. It u to be restored.
A London, n. H., man wears q coat
m ,ds O. cloth which his grandmother
spun and wove when she was sixteen
years old, and which his mother, now
ninety years old frst wore - . cloak
when she was sixteen
At Irkoutsk, IN Siberia, during the
year 1857, eleven perUons died who
were more than 100 ysers DID, Sir
had passed ITO years, two had at.sin-
ed l26, and ninth reached his l3lst
year. This shows favorsbly for . cold
climate.
The largest man on record in mod
ern times was Miles Darden, native
OF North Carolina, born in 179S.-
He was seven feet and sir inches high.
At his death. in 1857, he weighed . lit
tie over 1000 pounds.
The number of newspaper in the
Southern States is ~ follows: Texas,
ia; Louisiana, 81 Alabama, 81 Ar
kansas 4e; Florida q; Georgia, %;
North Carolina, IS; South Carolina,
81; Kentucky, 70 ]; Mississippi, Is;
Tennessee, %.
At present the town Of Aadossr,
Vt, has no lawyer or doctor, and bat
one clergyman; ouestore, grocery, grist
mill. and but one blacks NTH shop, yet
over one hundred copies ofagricuitural
papers are taken BY its one hundred
and twenty nine voters.
We have been carrying on the Louis.
vile JexrsA! thirty-seventy years, and
during all this timo we have known
no man of business in the city to tail
who advertised ibssally. AOA We
have known no one to succeed in any
considerable. if even IN respectable,
degree, who didn't advertise literally.
kreatsce.
D. D. Pratt the new Unsted States
Senator from Indiana, hes taken pains
to correct some Of the errors about his
birth, age, weight, etc. He saTs he
was born in Palermo, Waldo county.
Me-, in 1918, and that his father, .
moved thence to the State ot
New York in 1916. He Is six tee4
four inches high, and weight but 30
pound ..
FIVE Of the European sovereigns are
bachelors. One has been divorced
without going to Ilhnois. Tweuty-six
Of them are marrisd-cspccialiy the
Sultan Of Turksv. Sir has lost their
royal consorts by death.
Beecher aays that ths oaly way to
the CanadA thistle - to
plant it for . crop and propose to
make money out OF it. Then worms
will Rnaw it, bugs win bite Il, bsstles
will bore it aphidss win suck il, birds
will peck it, beat viii scorch It, rains
will drown il, and mildsw and blight
will ride il"
OF the . Governors Of Maine since
It's separation from 1assachusetta h
1920, II are still living Edward Kent,
Hugh J. Andersos, Willaa G.. Crosby,
Anson p. Morrill,, Hanaibal Hamlin,
Jessph H. Williams. Lot n. Morrill,.
Israel Washburn, Abnsr Coburn.
Samuel Cony, and Joshua L. Cham
1srlain, she present incumbent.
A correspondent Of the Gask Rap
ds( Mimi Nsstisel, who was trader
It Leech Lake in 1924, describes win
er experience Of frossn tsst, hard
y rock to the ankles." He vas ~
,svsd BY immsrsing them u > deep
,read pan full Of highwinss, having
lrst punctured feet and toss vi th On
wi. aMe-tig-o ncsh" addG :As
ooa q The frost was o1a they bsgaD
o bleed freely. ! still kept them il
heliquor until they had done smarting.
then took them out, pat on NY stock.
ngs and shoes, smoked ny pips and
rent - I'D" No fafthee ineonvsn-
ence was felt.
RIsxARx TO 0aAxr.-The President
llect having cent copy OF Badeaas
military history Of Ulysses s. Grant.
% Count Bisnark, resolved the follow
m in Acknowledgements: