Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-12-19
state sews.

tiic SICci Gou1ty siSusWI.
Cedar Rapids is making efforts 70
induce manufacturers 10 locate at
that place.
Dyersvillc recently decided to in
corporate, ihc vote standing 100 Tor
and 60 against.
The Nashua Post has given up tho
ghost, in default OF ample support TO
| secure its existence.
The servant glrls in Cedar Rapids
give birth TO children and then cast
them in privy vaults.
| The Young people OF Waterloo
propose the organization OF an ANA
teur Dramatic Club.
Hon B. +. Cue has been appointed
Pension Agent instead of Al. Swain
as first reported.
Henry McLaury Of Dubuque, and
John McLaury of McGregor, have
purchased the McGregor -Nsws.
Hon. r. H. Gilmore, of Cedar
Rapids, has been appointed Register
in Bankruptcy for this Congressional
District.
| Clinton has . mi,,cn factory, in
| which twenty hands are employed,
and sixty dozen mittens are made
per week.
The house OF James Atkins, OF
Wafhing Prairie, Winneshiek coun.
tv, was entered one niglt last week
| $500 were stolen.
A lad named Brink was recently
brought before the Police Court at
Cedar Rapids and fined 1880 for
breaking street lamps.
| The City Councils Of several cities
in the State have appointed wood
measures, to measure every load cf
| wood sold on the streets.
Henry Archer. a young man TWEEN.
ty-iour years old, living near Red
Oak, accidentally shot himself in the
the throat the other day ard will
probably not recover. The old story.
Mr.. 4. II. Neidig, formerly editor
of the Western Gasetee, succeeds
lion. Wm. Il. Leach in the editor
ship of the Cedar Rapids Republican.
Cornell College, situated at Mt.
Vernon, increases her faculty by the
addition OF an Adjunct Professor OF
Mathematics, and Professor Of Civ.
il Engineering.
Hon. Jacob Butler of Muscatino
has made arrangements to 60 TO Chi
| cago, where he expects to embark in
business, but just what business will
engage his attention is not stated.
A Wapello lady has destroyed tho
numbers oil Harpsrs Wssk!y which
she had sived during the campaign,
because she considered that its car
ictures contributed to Mr.. Greeley's
death.
The Independent Methodls.s dcdi-
Gated Church at Bertran on tho
Sth. at which time. the Board of
Trustees announced that tho Church
was paid for, in consideration OF
which no collection was taken up.
Miss Phoebe Couzens lectured IN
Davenport week ago, on the SUBJ
isc. "Womans Education Among
other things the iecturess stated that
I'm New York the sum OF s16.000,-
eco Is annually spent in educating
young men, while only sl.000,000 is
devoted to improving woman's intel
lect.
S. w. Sanderson was robbed Of
1850 in the Germania House at Du-
buaue, Thursday night. He had put
the meney in his stockings for safety.
His room mate, Mr.. Lambert, was
arrested on suspicion, but was dis
charged soon atterward.
Grading and bridging on the Iowa
Pacific road is completed distance
of 1876 miles. to Belmont, Wright
county. A few weeks work in the
spring will render this road ready for
the iron, the laying Of which will be
speedily prosecuted.
Chief Heating Of Scott county and
his men recently caught three first
class thieves, who it is supposed have
been doing such 'ucratiue business
in Cedar. Muscxtine and Scott coun.
ties for the past year The lads were
lodged in limbo, and their den found
and entered, in which, goods wero
found aud identified.
The store Of G. T. Coffee, OF Mos
COW, Auscatine county, was entered
Sunday Of last week and rohbed Of
$500. The supposed guilty parties
were tracked to Davenport and ar
rested Thursday. Their names werc
James Loudon. George Williams,
and William Brown. They had
their preliminary examination at
Wilton, and were bound over Tor
trial
The Mitchell County Nsrs reports
the first freezing case We have seen
this Winter: aNVe learn that lit