The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-01-17
IOWA STATE NEWS.

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lrslonr car Wnicn nag made trp Hoil
Ssw lofk 70 DnDuquc, on Deing opened a tne
,asso' piace .Nem iea' Das' was iouno tc
''"'e 'eeu piun'c'cu " aal i.S coh'en's'
.oNE Iowa Falls saloon-keeper is prosecuting
4 brother bar-keeper Tor keeping his saloon
open alter hours.
A KEoKUK man attached one end of string
to his hen-house door and the other to bell
in his room. The ringing of the bell at night
awakened him, and he nipped the chicken
inter IN the bud. The thief was found to be
:. ,no'scn' co'oieu 'nu'siuuai anu .'ie o"nei
:. .ne ei'eAens, VINO nAu piuiseu .ne uarAey
' .,... - eapsu.'ns Alu'' ulesseu ms WOUNDS,
So ':'u' ,oaA " " eau anu ciiicAen' ano
''n' mn " n's way fe'o'clns
M on'on nosss' q. far,ey, was @ ourneu'
o 10 II = s'.o ''u' Aoss, saw
DEsMoISEs expended s1,sl4, 500 for perma-
nent Improvements during the year just
eioseu-
Don,No slie past year sSSo'oVV were eApehu-
~ on 'ne Sapi'oi ouiiu'hs
THERE are $50 saloons in Davenport.
THE Superintc ndent OF Schools in Emmett
County, is out in letter Of advice to his
schoolna'ams, in which he saws: " Remember
that your time belongs to the district, and
leave at home your novels, love-letters, and
needle-wol1s." The Superintendent is a mar
ried man.
A DUBUQUE butcher, named wilkinson, was
thrown from his horse, on the 7th, and fatally
injured.
The building imp rovcments in KeoIuk in
1877, cost sl50,0OO Its wholesale trade was
$500, 600 less than in 1876.
RzzIE CASSIDY was the first white child
born in Sioux City.
A AMAnsuALI.Towy Justice OF the Peace has
decided that, under the laws of Iowa. dog
has no rights man is bound to respect, and
may be shot down on the streets By ANYBODY
with impunity.
Up to New Years evening no less than 4, ,159
DesMoiners had signed the temperance
pledge
THE State Agricultural Society met at Des-
Moines, on the 9th. There was full attend
ance of officers and delegates. Reports were
received from different officers, showing the
society to be in good condition. The finance
report shows that during the year more than
one-halI oil the old Indebtedness had been
pau. II was ae'er,niheu 70 noiu sne next iair
AZ oeua. napluS' Inc ioiio"ihs ohcers were
e,e.'eu ~, ene ensuing year. nea'iy al VI tne
snafrord ~ nosNo;res. v;oo-pros;dont Iohn
GrinneI Of Msrsballtown. secretarr ,feR
shafrcr of Fairfield Treasurer n pevar
of Cedar Ranids. Directors. T. I Sponfrer of
S. Ketchum of Lucas County. and James
Wilson of Tama County
Tr,v t,+.l oos+ Of or;n,;ra, oor,;o4;,ns T., 4,,.
state for 1871 not irclrd;ro Tho foas ~ 90
Distr,ct Attornovs anounts s. sats aoo ~
ooo;ret saas 1s- /, n Is-e Thoro 80 -
10 Dstr;ct A.tornevs 10 Ct ye.r sas oos ~ sOf
NEARLY son ooo t,nos ;r,rosad ,ass ,hav, s,o ooo
was collected.
A CHIN of Cber,es f,amoron of uar,oto,
was rccentiv no,soned bv drint;no a n,aror.-
tion containing corrosive sph,ima,e
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me ili,iols ocn'ra, i.a,'roau oon'p"', mas
-. o.a','Aeu npa.u Vi Local surgeons aiohs
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The Town OF Avoca, Pottawatomie County,
curing lon, expended sloo'ooo IN ne" ouiior
inss' anu ui'i s''Voooo WORM oi business
Ex-PosrMAsTER MAXWELL, OF Creston,
M had