Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-05-04
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tratIt, always, Aud all who at
tempt ~ carry one into the other,

At Usage there is little girl, two
years OF age, whose cars are perfect
ly sealed up, TIE external ear seem
ing to be doubled forward and at
| ,ached to the t,dgas. An effort to
remove the detormity by surgical
operation failed, as no openings We're
found, the ear beng closed up per-
| ttctly, not even admitting fine
| probe. The child hears some, prob
ably from the TACT that the internal
car is perfect, and strong vibrations
are transmitted through the mouth
and partially through the cone'itselt
/ The Independence Bulletin has an
account. OF a little son of Sheriff
/ DAVIS while alone i'll a room, got
! hold OF some matches. Hearing a
cry, Mr.. Davis, who was IN an adj
joining room with his overccat on,
ready to go out, rushed to the door,
where he beheld the little fellow en-
veloped in flames. Opeuing his over.
coat he took the chl!d TO his breast
and succeeded i'll smothering the fire,
but not till the boy was considerably.
burned about the body and limbs. 1t
is thought he will recover.
A Justice of the Peace at Ottum-
wa having recently decided that the
city authorities have no authority to
suppress orderly houses Of ill-fame,
and discharged notorious brothel-
keeper who haa been arrested, the
papers handled HIM witout gloves.
| Now comes q card IN the Courier
| signei by "nany attorneys" saying
that the decision was the only con-
clnsion that could have been arrived
| at under the decisions Of the Su-
preme Court. 4
A, ticles OF incorporation Of the
Iowa Narrow Gauge Railway Com
pany" are filled in the, Office of the
Secretary OF State The principal
Office of the company is to be at
Marshalltown, and The lines are to
run IRON that place in a north east
erly direction to Waterloo; north
westerly through Marietta to Web
ster City, and south-westcrly to Des
Moines. The CAPITAL stock of the
company is 100000.
AT Carroll City the other day.,
a prominent citizen, Colonel, res
ceiyed a beautiful buggy from the
East He had promised his betrothed
the first ride in the buggy. Out
they started on the beautiful Sunday
afternocn-and in an hour she was
carried home fcartully bruised, with
her collar-bone broken, and the We.
hice was kindling wood! r
A music teacher once wrote that
the "art Of playing the violin, re-
quires the incest PERCEPTION, and the
most sense of any art in the kno wn'
world" Where,,pon an cbservant
editor comments thus "The art OF
publishing newspaper, and making
it pay, and it the same time making
it please everybody, beats fidGin'
higher than kite" '5''' + =.
The Hawkeye says that the old
Historical Society OF Burlington have
in their keeping many valuable his
torical records of the place; and also
that Judge Rorer, one OF The earliest
settlers, and the FIRST to erect brick
residence, has compiled nearly all the
reliable records in existence, and has
in manuscript a very interesting his
tory OF the city.
A blacksmith named Weasc has
worked IN the open prairie, six miles
north of Dexter, i'll Guthrie county,
tor two years without particle of
covering for his "shop'-and has
purchased a fine farm and built
cosy house upon it with hls earnings.
The Wayerly Republican publish
es, under the caption of.'dead heads
| a list of it's subscribers who are able
TO pay up and wont. If all papers
were to do the same, how many even
| very respectable people would get
to see their names in print.
The Mount Vernon Hawk Eye pre-
sents Col. Robert Sinyth, who repre-
scented Linn countyiE the State. Sem
ate during tho 10Th and 18th General
Assemblies, as candidate for Cub
crnatorial nomination. SEQ s3 .3i.f
The other Sunday a Methodist
preacher in Fayette, Rev. Mr.. Smith,
questioned the: right of his hearers
to contribute money tor railroad
purposes so long as his people need
ed new church. a., i3y{s ,s,3.a
The city council 81 Marshalltown
l has votedto extend the liospitalities
Of the city to the members OF the
/ Iowa Press Association on the oc
caslon Of the annual meeting next
| June. ~ 'sH t1.a
| The Adams County Gazette hopes
ITO see Col. Keatley nominated tor
Lieutenant Governor" and the Boone
! Standard pays cordial tribute to the
same gentlemen, aud echoes the same
hope. u ss
| Sarah Conner and her sister. living
near Waukon, got to playing with a
shot gun the other day. The sister
| up and shot hole through Sarah's
left arm that could be seen through.
The Delta tells OF Farmer Pile, of
Pottawattamie, selling g little lot Of
cattle at Avoca, and taking home
$4,000 in his pants pocket. His cat
tie madethe good average of 1900.
| The Dubuque Times thinks that
Prot. Pirer or Prof. Allen. would
make fine State Superintendent.
The Buchanan County Bulletin is Of
the same opinion. s @ ia.
| an umbrella tinker stole as14O
watch at a residence in Keokuk. on