Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-23
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ECr1ibuIcus
The State contains a coEeved popu.
lat;on Of 5,66o.
The Boone County Mcdic,l Socic-
ty meetf at Boone, Dec. 4.
Marshalltown thinks OF havisg its
name changed TO Marshallton.
\ ten ton stone has been placed in
position over Burlington bank.
Corning CLAIMS to outnumber ev-
cry other town IN the State on
dogs.
/ Bloomfield is experiencing a vlo-
rious revival OF the temperance qucs.
ton.
A great many fine bnld,ng have
been erected at Ia Mars the pas:
Summer.
Geneva, smart, active business
town Of Franklyn county, is only six
weeks old.
/ A boy scarcely in his teens has been
arrested in Fairfield for robhing
money drawer.
Frank Snyder, senior editor Of tho
Brighton Reg,ster, and only 25 years
old, died on the Doth ult.
Laying the Capitol corner stone at
Des Moines has been postponed from
the 18th to the 23d inst.
Warren county parades her alvan-
tages as location tor the State Re-
form School.
The election OF John w. Wood TO
the Treasurershlp OF Harrison coun-
ty is to be contested.
On Tuesday OF last week tie
dwelling house Of William Frey was
burned at Waterloo. Loss small.
| Muscatine is doing lively trade
in making 'sSouer Kraut" and ship
ping it down the river.
Isabella Safely, Of Sngar Grove,
Linn county, was one hundred years
old Saturday last.
A woman has been arrested in
Quincy tor obtaining money under
false pre,ences. She was another
sufferer"
} A young lady Of Dubuque has
sued her parents tor $3.50, which she
, had intrusted to their keeping.
Cars on the Davenport d St. Paul
RailroMl.are expected at Wyoming,
+ Jones. county, in very few days
Il The Dubuque City Council held
? session on Tuesday to take action TO
prevent the spread Of email rox.
:. DIR. Hazen, Of the Iowa City Uni
!. versity, has successfully performed y
difficult operation on young lady's
:? eye.
!, The ed tor of the Marshalltown
Times counts from his window TWEEN
. ty two buildings now III course of
erection.
5, Mr.. Briggs, of Jasper county, a
:, noted stock raiser, has 800 sheep en-
tirely free frou any symptoms OF
8 disease.
\ The Burlington Hack Eye man
found ten dollars on his table the
n other day unaccompanied by note or
II comment.
r They are building a cathedral
steeple in Dubuque which has been
run up fifty feet, aud has cost thus
: far $1,000.
A raft struck the sunkea steamer
Gipsey at keokuk, on Monday, dam
a aging that boat several hundred dol
! lars worth more.
r l.. Burnett has been appointed to
succeed w. w. Walker as superin
tendent of the Sioux City and Pacific
Railroad, his appointment dating
from the 1st inst.
The Des Moincs Nsw Broom ceased
to exist November 4th. It was a
four column weekly. started for ad-
vertising purposes.
The corner stone of the new State
House will not be laid by the Ma
. sons, or any secret soc,ety,a a change
brought about by petitions by the
, people.
A new church was dedicated at
) Liberty Center last Sabbath. Be-
tween 5000 and 500 was raised to
liquidate the out standing liabilities
Of The society.
Sixty thousand dollars worth OF
lumber has been stolen from the
. fences and weather breaks OF the III
inois Central railroad in the past
year. So says an officer Of the road.
Several nights ago some sacrileg-
ious wretches entered a German
Methodist Church, about nine miles
t from Muscatine. ard stole the lamps,
pulpit cushions, and all the moveable
articles of value they could find. It
is thought that clue has been ob-