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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19
Gieamboais auo Railroads
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IIARRANGENENT or PASS kSGER TRAINS Dec. 2,
YS75IAave Of Cortland and ste at
a. m for Ess'On. Bethlehem, Allentown Naueh chunk
Carmel WikesbarTe Pittston Elnhra connecting with
trsns itacs Auburn, Rochester Bunao Niagara rams
D. m for Eastou. Bethlehem. Allentown hanob Chunk
EAEieto MaAn0y City, Shenandoah kesbsIre Pttston
funkanIock &c, making close connections for Reading
fosyille. and Harrisburg. 49, 49,,
$50 D. M SIGHT ~ ross daly Tor Easton. Bethlehem. Al
lntowp Mauch Chunk WikesDaIre. f1ttsion, ElnIS &c
eonnectng for Ithaca AuDurn hochests bu1ao
NIAGARA Falls aud TIE West Pulmaus sleeping COACHES
stLachsd kOBT n. SAYhk, supt aud EDgr
General Eastern once Of Church AID C0fL9ndt ss
CHAs. H. CUhaINOs, Agent
DHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
II the NKWJERSEY SOUTHERN IL. R-fare n oIs New
York Philadelphia only g rs, commencing Jan 10 1876
sdelphiA Tnclerton, toms River, 3:i5 y. H.
(via n. j. Central 10 BaDchp0rt.
a. IN. for Philadelphia. vineisnd, and Toms River
w. r. sNEDEN @. NJ.
PROVIDENCE AND STONTNGTON s. 8. Co.
Il Between NETWORK and BOSTON
REDUCTION IN FARE
BETWEEN NETWORK AND PROVIDENCE TO IS.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND BOSTON TO ~
sTONINGTON LINE.
The slsxapt steamers RHODE ISLAND NARRAoAN.
eET add NINoTON leave Pier 49, North River foot Of
Gay ST. daily except supdsyS, At $50 ~
3 ss cds a scs.
"'''''' 'N' PROVIDENCE LINZ direct.
Steamships ELECTRA and 0ALATEA iesve PIER ~ N IT,
foot Of P4is pIsce, daily Except sundsys. stt m
u rect lneaton 10 Worcester and points beyond.
Frsigiit via either line taken NJ lowest rates ,,,
L. VI. FILAlss y. Z. Agt D. b. GhBcoCh' fres"enI
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Drooklnn heal estate for Sale.
FOR SALE: . go o,,,,.vc,,o,vo
and .a,ilC bgi,k huIs.. n iiltks ~
3.nr rick - NiloN ~.
brick hose, 10y l.einatf II
Ysiory Disco l1H aud l3t Nil"nghhy 81 -,
GLDn3E r. DiiTOS. q Park place, Nc" YORK
CT. MARKh-ANE.-A bargain. Ihrec-stofy,
y nigh -trr brown 2llibN43l Carpets oil c'ihn
W nGo shades curtains itnbcquius cornicrs bu.rA
DOL. viii h11Sc. Sb.oll ehl 'llIrt
rutland & WHITING, brcIinaH ~.
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Cir Real Gs.iie Tor Sale.

COOKING RANGES that heat the rooms;
Y an... fiaf tuIl.l
LATED HULL GiIIJE d 90, Ihil ave, above Twenty
tiirist. send ior fcnias
EIOR SALE-On 12ith-st., three full LOTS,
/ viii CuTlAGE HOuaI, nine room. Tln. -. =. 20
PIT caiais inquire for o"bc. Of ADAM hlNI HAAhl' -
Wash,nejoI ~ are.
LIOR SALE.
L .Iwo o,b, TENEMENT HOUSES IA Seventh ward
near Cab I'M, Ferry. uo. f. rsying large uicI'st iu
HATCH. ARMSTRONG & BRIGGS,
3iJ ir,AdNay sew York.
NOE SALE on easy terms AMI AZ BARGAINS 10
,. ,t ,.fate- and lot srf SthSsct n'ef bf ~
- and lot Madison ave. ra,i side ian st. one l"
FIffh ave D.. col Gosh I,s hos ou b5iisL between
Madison and Two hot un hithsi between o.
pali- uty Arry al un'r Of hsia'c oil A H. i'Al
HOH, 1900 Broadway, cor @iih Il
NOR SALE or 70 LET. furnished or unlur-
MAY nlocs,
avc 10 ftlN g. unIuIn,,t htoNus one ~ ~ ln
fd BRICK .uih i-'tl Nf- ~ 3ti
IDn a liftl -l-- 20 lutti - ifi
"a ami ri stnu a,r- rent o~l, r'frll' Tt"
waited throughout COZ May an o..ff lcljI lt.iy
: ~. LIT. 1to . -or,. high ,"p it.t' Hi.
WASTIp between 2ith aEi bfl ss and an anf ~i ave-
Homes wautei Or es'cs taken ia Guar.
q .fr,fr iu heading mIauc7 NJ = liAhl j.
% sti.nNc, COT . a. ~
I EDGAR LEAlCRhFT,
-. IfAL I--fhIE HtokEH,
ItOt ID. AGINT.
Z gifti4 q. t..asr inr fourth -
special given t' the manac m "t o' ric' .n
aud ,al,cfi Il ruts iu-rtuc" cnrctsI ~
no D.s c1runa MES. fir-tt las reference gwen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19
Couarinership Notices.

49, ~ ~
WEST AsuINGToN MAtKEI, " y, Fen IL, 1916. :
V,HE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
S2sT ~ A S@,n ps soD.s ct hANCn l. ANc6&
' - GEORGE PETERS.
BEIS 4 PETERS who this day succeed 10 the sa,ae NO
ADAM CAMBEIs GEORGE PhiEks'
so EXCHANGE PLACE NEY- YoRS, Fec. 10, 1876
FJNIE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore eXlstine
L n der the iirln name OF HEIDELBACH, FRANK & CO
has tits day expired bY IL own limitation.
MI Alfred = he"eiOa'h VI" 6 sIg nhF} llnaIiiaA
ALFRED ,. HEIDLLBACH,
hD t1 GAZE
81 ExcHANGs.PLAcI. HEwYoRK Feb. 10, 1876.
TT'HE undersigned have tins day formed z
i COPAHrN kksHlP under the firm name OF htiDEl
BACH, ICKF LHEI1ER Co for the Transaction OF Gen
w. PHILIP HEIDELBACU,
ISAAC ICkELH ELMER,
ALFRED ;: HEIDELBACn,
EsPY HEIDELBACH Go.
OFFICE OF E. L. FRANk, 81 ExcT ,1 PLACE
VVIE undersigned has this day established
himself General Banking and BrOsoiagc buslcs>
T.. l. FRANK.
VYIIE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing he
4 tween tie nndcrsgncd under the name OF MvfhiS'
TASkER Co 10 this iay disso "a by lnmila con sent
Philadelphia Feb g. 1876. sTEPIIEN T. N. TAskER.
OFFICE OF TIE Pascal IRON WORKS.
subscribers tfcl-eNe8 Unite partner
ship subject 10 and accorlncc win ne lIDvlos o. o.
cstoIs IN which the Capital subscribed shaD ALONE be ~
approved June - 1870 under the o.
"MOKRIS TASkER co Idmiiea, iOT the purpose Of car
Pipe Boiler Tuhe &C. and thc bra Of manutaci.
conducted !y the late trm Of Morris Iasaer CO. SO mue
Iasker the Of Delaware win ne carried on By ue
HslsS Iron ES&any Goay % & Sg 'H ct 1
1asker & Co Limited SIhIliES y: NJ IAshlh
Philadelphia, Feb. g, 1876 r %IsTAR BROWN.
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houses ano farms r1ante6.

DEAL ESTATE. yo,sp =, gooa
III WANTED. . three story mghst"p nv = oa
location 20 feet width between 4Sth ana io'hs'S. ~ -
70 4hayes and from ssth 5stst from 9th to Sha'es
price ri 900 Ia $4,000 - omoa
VVY.VTEDA LOT between Twenty third
end Fiftieth Sixth and Madison A'esi
pr,ce moi 10 exceed $4,000 Address Is, Tribune ohee
VXANTED-A HOUSE between twenty -tillrn
and Ftieth ana between sixth ana Mhnlsou
hir .too four stories than ~ feet wlhe
good orier prlce exceed s2oOoo Address d. ii
Once
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llar5ic ano Slate Glantels.

AN extensive stock of MANTELS (Slate and
~ asrbc)-novel and unique designs. at reduced prices
VAST 1a,s Slate Work of description. PENkihN
SLATE CON AMY, Union sqGarc, Fourth ave, aud Seven
tesntiist, y. Y.
CASONI Il ISOLA,
~ STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS.
LAG 10 50 West 40th.sl., near broadway.
Monuments Mantes Affairs Figures Thing Wanscoting
&c Importers from and manufactures IA lLy % marble
work ot every description
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MANTELS,
UI NEW DESIGNS from $lZ upward; also MonuInrnlai
greatly reduced prices Marble turning Tor the trade
a KLADER. No. 1874 East EighteeDtist
STEWART Slate, Marble, and Wood Mantels
D-New and elegant de-ghs. rsnging prce from $40 up
The ale GsoT@Iy aeat with 20 and ~ West 2Sdst
wv ID. & A. S. NICH0LS.-250 entirely new
w designs Marble Slate and Wood Msntels. hauuac
Iron C~stng stable Fixtures Fence CRATES weather
Vanee Wholesale ana retail send FOL catalogues IS Hud
son H., opposite Worthst
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Conntrn propsrln Go Get.

At NEWARK-To LET, from April !, n
n two story aud Frru,h roof DWELLiNGH 'oHt" con
tanning ~ roou- together with all the moi'r hnpIo 'm'hs
located on the northern part Of leading a'"nue N TIC
.oti err part ~ The cty " minute from Pennsyl.ai'
Ia tsI drrot acaon D. Ny and siabr: rent Feash'
able Address HOUSE., in.uno oiitc
,I'O LET-N,w- Durham. y. IA fine house f;
~ i,ar- barn. !.9u. aud garden good INIT ~ miA
"''' "'"'' WILLIAM T DAY. 100 Wooster st.
Two ITV.-Thc elegant and nicely furni he'd
/ r'.t.t.| "l.TfrI AIKEN" Iru0A Mas, VII bc
r... ~ tie :, a-pu ~ ~ al sty ls ca.-
RID. team auf % waL" Additsr the O"hrI, A.
CBMSIOCk. 10 Nurth ltaIl IT., Ab.Ij, \. D.
Two LET-1wo new. thrcc-siUry PEiiHdclplia
i bri~l HOUSE,. afouIn". rrpctr with every n'-rtu
CONVENIENCE ulrar.At pa9f oi .,tH4iA, = j. h""i
$500 Q, pas Aslb 10 O"Ni-ls 40. %. h'o''" 4!
T.uul 30. Sea OH.
r.,O RFNT-Thc FARM Of the subscriber near
/ Winnrii l. a.. Ut ui.s from TIE Hunter ont
ana .bu-gh Ftrri... rate ltrr for MIR dtrf
o. o,rl ftfn ti huu-r AMI "utbiline. 80 scr's 'hsn
,rd and 80 ar,- woods AMI ptstnr several nnr ~
AMI ncyei iallnr hr,oL tor terms, app. 0JAMts MAO
RICE. No O. Mui-st
rgNO LET or Tor SALE. ut great sacrifice,
HOUSE l-fon" tiut elegant grounds fta lr,
barns outhousr- frts. flowers td y"gcia " n hhun
MRnuasct laFt opposite ''icat seek b"I"
on FLUSHING Nofth -iIe 1tuad time 10 NcN "fs one
hour huatiug bathing. aud I-ing. Addrs- it"ntllru
I'll al i6 B, hIan IT. Anch"inSe "rJ @'hrS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOnsatonic
and Naugauck Railroads Fare 81. Steamer BRIDGE
OT Catharine alp at l. and bridgeport ALL
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RESIDENTS ~ AMERICA

Can lie supplied with London Clothing
Of the hb.st mater as, p,u"ci IN sty'e
AID %, by f0llJHinS the nsirueiions ~
our self Nelsur,E nt Rult 8, N onr NJ"
Fashion Book. Which, Wit samples Of
materials. n forwarded post tree. \ ~
mIttanCr oi half the aiupnut mist be
sent with Orller, but the r'fuaiuder nr.d
not he paid TIL the delivery o. the eo"'-
Of ITtferrcdl. a. aTrargrlurnis have
been made thai the forwarding CON
panirs A ent shall ~ DC tine ~ DENY
Try at Any gwen aii,vss coiiuct 'he bat
ance due. together VIII iorwarIna
charges aud Customs due,. I'M Dode
Of coiiec.ion and deliver has been found
OF great s.rvics IN conducting very Il
ienslye American trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19

TREAsURER's DEPARiAENi, PHLAELlIuA. Fe. = lS.6.)
NOTICE TO STOCKIlOLDERS.-Ih Board
IN Directors has tits Gay dcsiaresia AtIitn DIV
bend of TN PR CENT The capital stock o. the ON
clear of ali taxes and af,er FEB 20 e.
Stockholders the books al p ~, jan 81
on FEB 20 dividends wit be paid to Ladies' ony. AfieI
Thai dale thev must with 'th~r stockholders
Pjank of attorney had at the Office vi the Com
pany. bLlAhp III llii' l't"IIcI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19

TCHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be
tween tie undersigned. under the name Of MORRIS
TASkER 10 this day dssol 81 by mutual consent
III las =. TAShER IT.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 3. 1876 STEPHEN i. VI. IAShER.
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CeQal Notices.

NOTICE to CREDITORS.-ln pursuance of
y an order 81 Cbano,Ty Of the state " New
Jcrrr, certain cause therein depending wherein IliEO
nORt H. NAi.it complainant anu NE ~ II R>Ef
MIDLAND RAILWAY COMPANY defendants bearing
daic twentieth day Of December A d. 1870. uc under
Of Tho sail The Nrs Jctrey Midland hallway
Cnpsuy hereby rv~s notice 80 al creditor ~ said Conn any
hir office Fin National Bank building
Paterson tuudCT oath affirmation all their
r claims demands the Company. be
fore c Twentieth Of Apri being four from
the sad orlc and IN defau thereof they VIII be
Of such dividends thereafter
declare, by said Court upon the s and Effects of sad
at ON. bAEkEI A. UoBAkl, Receiver
pasr-on. nj Dec. % 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19

The New Illustrated Book OF Fashion,
contains Portraits 81 Boy Princes Of
Europe, Eminent stat %, aud acr
claat iriuc.s, selected nom all rams
and parties. Each Portrait with blol
raphical mrmO.I) a 'Dris q hgufc lluf
irXting lie newest fEi most genil>
wanly slylc Of attife for Gfnu meas
YOuths', aud Boys iinf. fstiern,
and Guide Ia 'l'1uraSnt"inrht scul
free. Goods delivered Z. o. d., 10 any
address.
nessrs. SAMUEL BltO1 HERS reiarn
THANKS u their American Connection ~
their nui1srous TtcpUpirIiiain 'iis.
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Guropean advertisements

ID PLANT & Co., WELLlNGTON-SI :,
ID. LEICESTER, ENGLAND manuiaciarers OF an hl
of Fancy WoeD Hosiery WOinens and Children jackets
Polka VESTS Boces, Promenadcs Clouds Sa"ls opria
Cosks, Hats, Hoods Boots MiheVers Consfe'Ue'' "i'S
Cuffs.
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Dipi0eno Noilree.

DANK OF THE MANHATTAN COMPANY,
NEw-N DIX, Jan. 81, 1876.
Tho President and Directors the MaI.lttai COmia
have tnis day declared DIVIDEND OF FIVE t1l Fl.f
CENT. payable and after THU ltSDAn We iVth ptoA
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OFFICE OF +. L. FRANK 81 EXCHANGE PLACE !
NEw-YORK. Feb. l., l. 7i.)
TIVE undersigned has this day established
T.. L. FRANK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19

CONSUMPTION,
SNDICrSTION AND WASTING DISEASES.
/ The most appi owed EEMEDI Es are ,,o.,r.
DANCREATlC EMULSION AND PANCREA-
i TINE The riginal and genuine prepared only Dy
SAVORY AND MOORE,
l3 New Bond london them and all chemists
nd stor kecp. throughout the world.
IOHN SELMES, if living is about 81 years
OF and entitled toa share OF his late nee hoHas
Estate lie IL John Seles, deceased, ami any lhlVf
nation ing him will obge. understood That the
r.,ided In America australia INFOhMAIlON 10 oe
SENT to J. ". RICHARDSON, Great Hadhain, Htrls, IN
gland Sclmes OF Harlow, Essex, mo al
minstrator Of Robert salmes, dtc.ased
MADAME TUSSAUD'' EXAMINATION, Ia.
wi kcr st-Now added PORTRAIT MODELS Of the Duke
and duchess oi tdiIbareh, the Czro Russia sir Garhe,
Wolsee, siali Of Persia, Marshal Bl1aue, Gdf,i.
Ma. Maion Mr.. charles Dickens, MI H. ;" stanley " Nv
ugstomr oe valuable relies nloueng to c gicit African
erplor r. or samuel Baker Rev. f. ward b@'ciitr ia.
Eeneay, Mr. Hawkins Also, new, sGperb snn ousty
Is. children under IL, OIL eAuS
rooms I'D. open from 10 IN. to 10 p. ~.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-08-26
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

The Democrats of Kansas met in State
convention at Topeka on Wednesday
August 23d and was called to order by
John Martin, chairman of the State cen.
trail committee. Gen. Chas. w. Blair
was elected Chairman of the permanent
organization, with Vice President from
each Judicial District.
For Governor John Martin was NOM
mated by reclamation. and upon being
introduced to the convention made an
appropriate and eloquent speech. J. A.
Beals for Lieutenant Governor, Amos
McLouth for Treasurer, H. F. Sheldon
for Auditor and Thos. Bartlett for Super
intendent of Public Instruction, candi-
dates on the Reform State ticket. were,
after considerable discussion, nominated
by reclamation. s. NJ. Palmer for Sec
rotary of State, Judge Humphreys for
Associate Justice, and w. L. Mcconnell
for Attorney General were nominated by
acclaD,atiOn.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-08-26

THOMAS RYAN, of Topeka; was nomi-
mated by the convention which met at
Wichita on the 18th inst. as the Repub-
lican candidate for Congress in the third
district. His nomination is well re-
ceiyed, and at his home in Topeka the
people are jubilant. The Commonwealth
closes an article on his nomination as
follows:
ON Ryan's qualifications for mem
Der of Congress it is hardly necessary TO
speak. For ten years County Attorney
of this county, and for three years Depu-
ty United States Attorney, he is known
to the people of the State. As lawyer
he is regarded as one of the ablest in the
State. As speaker, whether before a
jury or on the stump, he is among the
best in Kansas. He possesses that rare
quality Of making his hearers believe that
he is in earnest, and honest in what he
says. Besides this, he is young, ambi.
tious in proper manner, and full of
energy. The question of "Who is Tom
Ryan ?" will not be asked after he has
been in Congress one year.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-08-26

J. 7. Lanter received 5 votes, L. K.
Kirk, IL votes, J. II. Whitford 4 votes,
and Watson Stewart vote.
On motion the Convention proceeded
to formal ballot with the following re-
suit, viz:
J.T. Lanter received 8 votes, L. K.
Kirk Is votes, and ]. h. Whitford vote.
Mr.. L. K. Kirk having received a
majority of all the votes cast the chair
announced his election On motion Mr..
Kinks nomination was made unanimous.
Mr.. Kirk on request addressed the con-
vention.
Mr.. Allison moved that the chair ap.
point five persons as Senatorial Central
Committee for the 18th district. The
chair in accordance with the above reso-
luton appointed w. G. Allison, W. I.
McElroy, w. A. johnson, o. W. Wyatt
and J. B. Young. On motion the con-
vention adjourned sine die.
s. J. STEWART, Chairman,
L. A. THRAsHER, Sec.
lola Kan. Aug, Oath 1876.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-08-26

Gov. MORTON, in his speech at In
dianapolis a short time ago, made the
following statement in summing up the
work of The pres.a, Dem ,cra;ic House !:
With majority OF nearly two-thirds
in the House, they have wholly failed for
eight months to produce any plan,
scheme of relief, or policy upon the sub
ject of currency, banking, tariff or any
other economic question. While abusing
everything that exists, they produce
nothing, can suggest nothing. They
have displayed imbecility, incapaci.y,
and stupidity of thought and conception
heretofore unknown in the history of
parties. They have shown strong pre-
elections for the detective business, but
have done nothing to elevate its charac-
ter or remove the suspicion that natur-
ally attaches to it. Utterly unable to
build themselves up, they seek to pull
Others down.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-08-26
REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL CON-
MITTEE.

The following gentlemen were selected
from each Judicial District, as member,
OF the State Central Republican Com
mittee, and appointed by the Chair:
First District-H. NJ. Insley, Leaven.
worth.
Second District-John N. Price, Atch.
isOn.
Third District-Jos. G. Wilson, To.
peka.
Fourth District-A. w. Blair, Ottawa.
Fifth District-A. d. Brown, Burling-
ton.
Sixth District-John P. Kenea, La.
Cygne.
Seventh District. S. Gilmore, FIRE.
donia.
Eighth District. w. Hart, Abilene.
Ninth District-W. A. Morgan, Cotton
wood Falls.
Tenth District-R. F. Stevenson, Ola.
the.
Eleventh District-L. N. Humphrey,
independence.
Twelfth District-M. NJ. Miller, Clay
Center.
Thirteenth District-M. w. Lew.
Wichita.
Fourteenth District-P. @. Bond, Sa-
lima.
Fifteenth District-A. D. Wilson. Phil.
lipsburg.
Jos. O. Wilson, Chairman, and P. @.
Bond Secretary.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-08-26
GEORGE T. ANTHONY.

The ablest man ever nominated in this
State for the office of Governor was Sc.
lected by the Republican State Conven-
tim at Topeka on Thursday morning.
Since Charles Robinson occupied the
Governors chair, Kansas has never had
an executive of genuine, dominant and
unquestioned ability. We have had men
of fair business capacity and conceded in.
tegrity for Governors, but we have never
had one who combined superior business
qualifications, rare executive ability,
untiring industry, comprehensive capac-
.ity for the details of administration, un.
doubted courage, and conceded integrity.
All Of these i-h qualities are combined
in George I. Anthony. lie is fair and
honorable representative of the brains,
the irresistible energy and the splendid
courage of this young Commonwealth
Atchison Champion.
Kansas has never had in the guberna-
torial throne as brainy q man as George
T. Anthony, and it is very safe to pre-
dict that after the dominant party has
had couple of years, if there is anything
left of it, IL never will have again as long
rs the party is in control. Opponent as
he is, bitter denunciator of democracy,
as he has been, he is for all that q man
of grand, overshadowing intellectual de.
velOpment, of remarkable self.reliance,
and will that has kept his record as q
federal official the brightest in all the
State-the one oasis in the dreary desert
of AFFECT submission to ring dictation.
As keen as razor cuts when coming into
contact with foreign substance, so does
George T. Anthony cut when brought
into contact with those not of his plane
or self containment, and certainly his
tombstone can never bear any such in
scription as that quoted in reference to
Guthrie in Yesterdays dispatches, to-wit:
"He never made an enemy in his life"
Anthony is in the world to prove that
mems minds are not uniform streams of
placid mobility, and that putty makes
the hest image of God. Immovable in
his convictions, too free of speech for
the ruling principles called-of no.
li'ical rolicv. never Mt loss or timid in
expressing himself he could never, under
any possible combination of circumstan-
ces. become available as a compromise
candidate.-Kausas City Times.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-08-26
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Republican County Convention for Allen
county, Kansas, to place in nomination candi-
dates for Clerk of the District Court, County At
torney, Superintendent of Public Instruction and
Probate Judge, viii be held at lola, Kansas, On
Wednesday, September 9th, ls76, at O'Clock
Pm After the adjournment of the County Con-
vention the delegates representing the SD and SD
Representative Districts will organize separate
convention and will place in nomination candi-
dates for Representatives of said Districts.
Townships are entitled to representation as
follows: Humboldt, II; Cottage Grove, 2; Sa-
lem, 9; Elsmore, .; Marmaton, 1; Usage, q;
Elm, 2; lola, IL; Deer Greek, s.; and Geneva, 4.
1t is recommended that the primary cOnven-
lions be held in the several townships on Satur-
day, September 18th, at O'Clock P. N.
BY order of Central Committee.
JAS. BURNS, Secretary.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-08-26

ALREADY the good results of the dis
play our State has made at the Centen'
NAL are manifest. Every day persons
are coming to Kansas seeking homes who
have been attracted here either by what
they have seen of our products at the
Centennial, or from the description Of
those who have personally examined
them. This year, ~ last, the labors. Of
the husbandmen have been awarded by
an abundant harvest, and immigrants
find not only cheap homes but an album
dance of grain and provisions at reason
able prices until they can get farms in a
state of cultivation. The discourage
ment among our people in consequence
of the grasshoppers, chinch bugs and
drouth has been dispelled, and our sur
roundings and prospectssare such that
our people have great occasion for re.
joicing. Never was the outlook in Kan
sas more encouraging. The central
State is on the sure road TO prosperity
and greatness.