Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-11-24
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EHr0RArIoS.-Four gents named
Ray, living IN the snhnrbs o. Monte,
suma, were. arrested for starting
harness shops in the cord shOsks in.
their Aeid Other men claimed the
|harness. Three Of the Rays (nos of
lightly were considered guilty enough
10 send 10 Oskaloosa Jail for safe
keeping. In order NOS. to clean the
breed entirely, the fourth was' allow
ed 70 80 loose. A n1oiasion Of jew
elry adorned theis person. II W.
made in blacksmith shop.-[ Oska-
loosa Herald. saa as - Is -,
BIG THrxG.- -1lecentiy We men:
toned some tyPe-setting by one of
our jours, that we pronoInced good
Last Monday smother jouF-Joha s.
Nichols concluded No was assome
ppmpkins, and wegt l6 work, ma III
eight hours and 6hY- i've minutes PIT
up 10000 ems brsvier, beating the
other trial twenty-five minutes. We
do not know what George will do
about it, but presume he win go for
that time. Thst they are both good
typos the figures tell.-[Oskloosa
Herald, ols) TI
A xailroad project has been organ,
lied At Sioux City, lows, to build q
line from that point directly north
up the valley Of the Big Sioux river
OF the north to the Pembina settle
ments. This line will be . direet
extension of the Sioux City d Pa
cific Road and the entire line, 48O
miles in length, will be in the fertile
valley Of the Big Sioux and Red
River. 1t will cross the North Pacsf.
ic. Railroad about $50 miles north OF
Sioux City. u s
George Hanson, Of Narshalltown,
Iowa. while visiting at the house Of
his wife's sister, struck hts wife seve-
raj terrible blows in the face, knock
ing her down each time. A revolver
had been given her by her father for,
protection against the brute whom
she chose to remain with because he
was her husband-and when Hanson
fourished knife over her PROSTATE
form. she shot him dead. The cor.
oner'sjary acquittsd her. And they did
right. 47re 4 4 ifs 1.
Two lawyers in Clinton were Try
ing SUIT befor Justice, and d,sa-
greed as to the sontents of a missing
paper. Blackstone offered TO bet
Kent FIVE dollars that his recollcc-
tion was rrect,--Done.s 4 The jus.
tice was given the stakes to hold,
soon as that funtionary got the two
VS. he fined the lawyers Ave dollars
each for contempt Of court, aud pock-
eted the stakes for tho fine! s 81
last week, Il. Rosburgh, Of Big
Grove, brought into our Office q cab
bage that sceighed ~ poasds. IL was
. large one, sure, We and are confident
it IS the largest in the State. 1t was
solid and when cooked most delici-
GUS eating. It is Of an excellent
variety. He raised, he says. many
others nearly - lasgs.-Nitpn
Journal.
F. X. Blcyle, Esq, a teacher IN
the Catholic Sho0l,of this city, was
arrsigned before Major Littlston, on
Saturday last, VINO fined him Eve
dollars and costs for whipping Mr..
Shuttlsield's little boy John too Sc
verely; more than the law justi6es .
teacher in doing.-(Ottumw Couri-
er. s'''i a. asss
A man named E.saO.. Vaughan,
jumped from the mail train On the
Valley Road, about two miles north
Of Keokus, ON the 5th while the
train was going at the rate twenty
fise milcs and hoar. and received ID,
juries from which he died on 9Th q
A womea. in Abba locked her littlo
boy. dog and box Of matches up in
the house, and went shopping. Her
suit Of morning IL 30 nice, and the
neighbors subscribed money to build
another house va a.. s : -. ,,,s
LAsarar C;A,jiSAor' a. n fifi sflrl--
The West Iibsrty Enterpriaes tells
Of . cabbage weighing All pounds
and thinks il j. yshs largest IN thu
State. Let us SEQ. ssa aFsra,sasa = Il
III saaa sT-sae saas Sa4 NJ 4ger
The Baptists Of lows have $50
chnrches, los. schooh 19f, ,11y mem
bers, and last year Iirsised IS ,s6l. "a
fer dsaommatiosal parposest t.lek N
The pay Of The President Of tIee
Iowa State University 10 e2, 500, and
that Of it, professors ~ 500 each.
There has lately beeusa little fight
il regard 20 the course Of study in
the Illinois Industrial University, the
report being that too much attention
was paid to the classios Ii that insti,
tuition aAd too little to agriculture
and its kindred sciences. A Com
mittee- appointed to ascertain the
ferfa rnnortnd 70 fhn COhvontlOn At