Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-07-27
ALL OVER IOWA.

ALL OVER IOWA.
The LeGrani Herald has suspended.
DesMoines is to have linen mill soon.
Cleghorn is the county seat Of Osceols
county.
The State election occurs this year, Octo
Der 10.
Cedar Falls 10 moving in the matter Of
public library.
Moving machine accidents ars very
plentiful this season.
:. Blacl hawk county has Eve Oranges Of
Patrons Of Husbandry.
The editor of the Marshall Times was
(green) corned July Sd.
Droves Of gras.hoppers have made thei1
appearance in Carroll county.
Mrs. Parriott, of Burlington, committed
suicide on the 10th by shooting.
DR.. Sunderland, Of Decorah, has been
sent 10 the penitentiary for rape.
The farmers near Red Oak, lost $4,000
BY the hail storm Of the lst inst.
re wool clip Of . farmer Of Fsyetts coun.
~, netted him 81 200 this season.
The ChintE bugs have damaged the wheat
crop Of Apauoose county. $500, 900.
Mr.. Campbell, Of Henry county, OBJ taius
$50 pounds Of cheese daily from Is cows.
There are three men in Greene county
insane, rendered so BY the use Of tobacco.
The State Fair win be held At Cedar Rap
ids, September IL, II. Is, II and Is.
The recent storms have injured the wheat
crops Q. Poweshiek county, very consider
ably.
The Democrats Of Story county have nom>
mated II. d. Sheldon for State Representa-
tive.
The Waterloo Rer ortsr printed the Ten
Commandments in its local columns on the
18th.
Frank Latherlin, Of Marshalltown, was
drowned on the eth, while bathing in the
river.
Judge Sewers Of Oskaloosa, was lately
badly burned BY the explosion of gaso-
line lamp.
Too large . supply of ice water caused
the death Of Thomas Rowley, Of DesMoin es,
on the 1lth.
The Cedar Valley Fair will b, held at
Cedar Falls ON the 18th, Goth asd 2lst Of
September.
The City Council Of Clinton, declares
geese nuisance and prohibits their run.
ming at large.
A little child of Mr.. s. Bennett, Of Mar
shall county, fell into tub cf hot water,
last week, ana vac scalied to death.
The Latter Day Saints, have . settlement
in Wayne township. Jones county, and have
q regular course Of religious exercises.
J. II. Cowlisham, Of Bennington township
county, was thrown in front Of
his reaper, and had his head badly cut.
Tn, Villisca Journal wants TO see Hen.
~ O'Csunor in the U. s. Senate in Harlan's
place. Iowa might do worse than that.
The Agricultural Fair Of Marshall coun-
" will be held on the last three days Of
August and first da , ofSeptember.
Waterloo people are determined to have
gas and the city council is making ar
rangements for having it manufactured.
J. 8. McIntyre, editor Of the Page county
Herald, is the Republican nominee for Sem
Ator from the Sth Senatorial District.
An insect called the maple tree bark bug,
is running the tres in Davenport. We hear
Of it at other places in the State.
The State Register says that the average
yield Of wheat in Iowa for the last ten years
has been thirteen and seven >tenths BUSH
els.
An Agent for New England Woollen
mill, in June, bought twenty-five thousand
pounds Of wool in Floyd county, paying from
sS to 40 cents . pound.
Governor Merrill and Hon. NJ. NJ. Wald-
On and families have gone on . trip to Cali
ifornia and propose "doins' YOSEMITE be-
fore they return.
Leroy Dodge, Of Scott county, and mem>
Der Of he Ath General Assembly, had one
foot severed BY moving machine from the
effects Of which he died last week.
Mr.. A. P. wsllings. of Hesper, has copy
of the London Gazette that was printed in
May. 1854. The paper made its 6.ss ap>
peArance under this name in 1856.
The Cedar Mill of Waterloo, Was strnck
BY lightning and set on irs, during the Sc
vere storm on the 5th. The rain extin-
guished the FIRE.
Le Claire Brahma pullet has laid an
.gg even and fvs>eighth inches round in
one way, six and = half the other, and
weighs four ounces. How high is that
The directors Of the Scott county Agricul.
lural Society have passed series Of reso-
lutions against the Canada thistle. Now
let the thistle get out,
Jackaon, Grinncll and Pleasant town.
Dhips, Powcshiek county, have voted taxes
in aid Of the Burlington and North Pacific
Railroad. Scott township gave one majcri-
y against the tax.
Iowa township, Benton county, holds An
election on the End day Of August, on the
question Of voting q tax Of FIVE per cent. in
Md OF the Waterloo, Belle Plaine and North
Missouri Railroad.
The Granary Of E.J. Davis, one mile
south Of Hudson, Blackhawk county. with
It's contents, 40 bushels OF corr, plows,
header, and 2 sets Of harness, was burned
on the 4th Of July-surposed to have been
The work Of an incendiary.
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