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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-09-09

Prof F. NJ. Sofge left on Monday
for Belleville, ILL.,, where he has class
in music. As teacher of music and
harmony the Professor stands at the
head of the list and rs violinist he has
no superiors.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-09-09

What is the use of taking quinine and
other poisons into your stomach to cure
the chills when you can use Bancroft's
Discovery on the back of the head and
down the spine and make permanent
cure. It is q sure thing. Sold by John
Francis. l0v21yr1
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-09-09

As will be seen under the head Of
Announcements" Geo. A. Amos, Of
Humboldt, is in the field as an Independ-
ent candidate for the Office Of County
Attorney.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-09-09
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To the Working Class.-we can furnish
you employment ut which you can make very
large pay, In your own localities. without being
away from home over night. Agents wanted in
every town and county to take subscribers for
The Centennial Record, the largest publication in
the United Stafes-l6 pages, "a columns; elegant
ly illustrated; terms only 81 per year. The Rec
ord Is devoted to whatever Il Of interest connected
with the Centennial year. The Great Exhibition
at Philadelphia 10 fully illustrated in detail An
want it. The whole people feel great interest In
their Country s Centennial Birthday, and want to
know al about It: An elegant patriotic crayon
drawing Is presented free to each subscriber Il IL
entitled, "ln remembrance Of the One Hundredth
Anniversary Of the Independence Of the United
States" Size 3 by % inches. Any one can be-
come successful agent. for but show the paper
and picture and hundreds Of subscribers are OBJ
tanned everywhere. There is no business that viii
pay like this at present. We have many ageots
who are making q high - 80 Per day and mp
wards. Now is The time; don't delay. kemember
Il costs nothing to give the business Trial Send
for our circulars, terms and sample COPY Of paper
Complete outfit free to those who decide TO en-
gnge. Farmers and mechanics and their sons and
daughters make the very best ofagents. Address,
THE CENTENNIAL RECORD,
l0-S-8w Portland. Maine.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-09-09
TRY IT, AND YOU WILL ALWAYS
USE WOODS IMPROVED.

TRY IT, AND YOU WILL ALWAYS
USE WOODS IMPROVED.
e WOODS IMPROVED HAIR RESTORATIVE
is unlike any other, and has NO equal.
The Improved has new vegetable tonic
properties; restores gray hair to glossy
natural color; restores faded, dry, harsh
and falling hair; restores, dresses, gives
vigor to the hair; restores hair to prema-
turely bald heads; removes dandruff,
humors, scaly eruptions; removes irrita-
article produces such wonderful effects
Try itS call for Woods Improved Hair
Restorative, and don't be put off ,cith any
other article. Sold by all druggists in this
place and dealers everywhere. Trade
supplied at manufacturers prices by G.
A. Cook & Co., Chicago, Sole Agents for
the United States and Canadas, and by
all Wholesale Druggists. 10:36yrl
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-09-09

Go to Jno. Francis for your PAINTS.
He hes the largest stock in Allen county
and is selling at the LOWEST PRICES.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-09-09

PHOTOGRAPHS.

B. 2. Pancoast, Photographer, will
yemsip at G. w. Apples gallery for q
weeks where he will be prepared to make
all kinds of pictures in the very latest
4yies Of the Art. Plain, Retouched,
Rembsssdt. OF eolored photographs any
size desired. Babies pictures q specially.
Pictures in cloudy weather - we'll -
clear.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-09-09

D~Ssve $25 by buying the Improved
Grover 1 Baker Sewing Machine. It
runs lighter, does better work, and will
last longer than any other machine made.
AL kinds of machines repaired and work
guaranteed; also all kinds of needles and
repairs furnished. Leave your orders at
Colborn's Store, lola.
E. II. DOWNER.
SAlthough sugars have advanced
about 10 per cent. We are still ceiling at
about our former low prices.
RICHARDS & CowAN.
All kinds of DRIED FRUITS at
JNo. FRANCIS.
~When you get tired of Beef, 60 to
to Richards & Cowan and get q piece of
Breakfast Bacon.
D%Beck isnow prepared to buy Flax
Seed and Grain of all kinds.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-09-09

II MUCH LARGER
STOCK CLOTHING
and Gents Furnishing
Goods, than have eue1'
before been exhibited 1Uill
be opened nert week In
the Clothing Room of
Yates One Price Cash
Dru Goods Store.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-09-09
PROPOSALS FOR TOWNSHIP WORK

PROPOSALS FOR TOWNSHIP WORK
Bids will be received by me at the store of
Richards 4 Cowan, lola. Kansas, until Monday
september 25h, ISL, at IL O'Clock n on the fol-
lOwr described work, viz:
Putting in three walls Of rnbble stone work,
dry, at Lake, west of Ne,sho river-st0ne fur
nished. Size Of walls: feet high, !. feet Thick,
and II feet in length.
Raising bridge ut bayou west Of river bridge,
in the tiEiber Bubble work, dry. stone furnish
81, feet high, feet thick and 20 feet in length
Also putting In two walls, at slough east of
river bridge, 8 feet high, feet thick and - feet
in length. width Of Space u feet. Bubble work
dry, contractor must furnish stone.
Masonry and excavation necessary for the
above work must be completed by the 18th day
ofOctober. 1876: Bids win he opened sts O'Clock
y. IN. on the 18th day OF September, 1876
The township reserves the right to reject any
and all bids. Each bidder must deposit u good
and sufficient bond, for double the amount OF his
bid, and guarantee that he will enter into con-
tract, and for the faithful performance Of his
contract.
Proposals must be directed. Proposals for
stone work, JOHN II AERlS,
Trustee lola Township,
37w2 lola, Kansas.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-09-09

BRUSHES BRUsHEs!l
Large and complete assortment Of
Brushes of al kinds just received at
JOHN FRANCIS.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-09-09

T ErTER HEADS, BILL HEADS, NOTE
AHeads, on Standard paper, Plain and Orna-
namental, neatly and eheaply printed at this
ONCE, Call and see specimens:
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-09-09

The FALL STOCK that
is 1aO1U arriving and will
continue to come, for the
meet tlUO weeks, at
Y.dTES CASH DRY
GOODS STORE,
will exceed anything in
Quantity and Low PRICES,
euer before offered by this
popular House.
WALL PAPER DOWN
At Stevenson's for Thirty
Days:
.S65 cent paper for 40 cents. "a
1910 cent paper for Is cents. %
~25 cent paper for 20 cents -
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-09-09
TO THE PUBLIC.
THE HEA w STOCK
BOOTS g. SHOES

Purchased early In the
Season, a Eastern Man.
TGcturers, before the
Advance in prices, are
beSizani,eg to arrive at
3 Yates One Price Cash
D5Y Goods Store.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-09-09
HAYES AND WHEELER CLUB.

HAYES AND WHEELER CLUB.
The Hayes and Wheeler club of lola
met At the court house last Saturday
evening and completed their organization
BY adopting q constitution and electing
the following officers: President, W. G.
Allison; Vice President, J. A. Hart,
Treasurer, L. II. Gorrell; Recording
Secretary, T. 8. Slower; Corresponding
Secretary, c. NJ. Simpson.
Col. Plumb then addressed the club,
making one of the best political speeches
ever heard in lola; . speech that will
do much to interest Republicans in the
success of their entire ticket.
At the close of Col. Plumb's speech
quite Q number ofnew members were re-
ceived by the club.
At . business meeting Of the club last
Tuesday evening it was decided that its
regular meetings should b held on
Tuesday evening Of each week.
The following committees were ap-
pointed: Execqtiye-L. A. Thrasher,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-09-09

~Use Bsncroft's Liver Pills.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-09-09

Bancroft's Eye Salve is the best. SOLE
by John Francis. 2lyr.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-09-09

D%Beck isnow prepared to buy Fla
Seed and Grain of all kinds.
, 1876-09-14
THE FRIENDS OF TWEED.
Connolly, sweeny, Richard Tweed, Wood-
ward, W1lbouE, Cook, and nnker-Wherc
md How They Live.

Connolly, swssny: m Richard Tweed. 3,", y Wcoa.
anu low IN lnSy y. L.rs; sss., rant, ,
o!"ne E9 cn 1@an I'u1s sx:, ofp IT, 1nnorrd can~
ture q Tweed s ths ssttl!ng tnsMf 10 of posicsi
and aocai az na*
cano. ~ 70 Pe onndv ., TIps ,.,td.e
xiih II: soe.ln INV. 5oel i Fitlisn,, i veysy;
swzesanu, nnr ~ s!. ,.ra H. ~ T.. as
sn 9st seeoRSiscG ande! lie ha dssss oi
tourist, i'e pnrehasel. jointly Mlth Mr. Eathlnn.
he Saaeaa a.e Of ~ ~ aG hcau io.a h. ~ slnes
ths mos. l9sataas mannea aho ehsG!ameaIs ai,ana
s!yaai iaa sIo acsef''ed as generous ana eaOofA'e
reset T. sweeny se' u one o. ne moss paM,aua5 NJ
rtyass hotes y % afs hq ;tn,s entrance - MG ~
quay Of the Istyer Seine. Tho Window. command .
Wow Of the Tucrss garaens te palace. ana tae
Place de ID concorde. TGo 1naftes, y sxpens,ys
ur larrely u the oij nobility: III: sweeny
isyss very quietly ena u onl9 t q nome 'G 1Sw .N
n"ss ha:s !. 70 10
New York and 'noet his acensers. A. ~ intended
proof q th* heroic sa.al,s. he setasl,y vent M :.
q ~ Il nGe sss @ shs steiy s!sss .cs
charming select *.utiratts ln paFs. vt which the
tashicn Of tho America" colony has heen F'pFe-
Richard Tweed, ron Of william II. Tweed. and
nnre fanlarly knomn a. "9ek. ha. bssa w. w.
my n Paris under ts O. "ams of c9vra ssnds ~
Clerk Of lho Now York board OF sapnrxsoisa1. Il y
f. ta FaueoqFg ~ hSas @ .et! t1 70 KY n
Qua friend, whoau return Tweed s!*.ye feared aHd
wlo 10 are9Is{ Taas So ~ snc. usaa nndsr ~.
name 1T Warren, makes un occasional hy!ng trip
ID AmerIca. nurlns tue ],ast summer b. luno!eu
tars t,a''ss' ars Il IL. hsad. II plansnt ioswsy
merchant who, In thy hape q oHcGtins private
, 1876-09-14


DUBUQUE Ia, Sept. 13.-aeorgc Atwatcr. ono
of tho proprictoss Of the Fountain Mills sitnated
on The Bolteyue and Andrew road, committed sui
eide yesterday by hanging h!mself. It appeass ho
became much deiecsod at The poor wheat crop, as
we'll ~ having 10 rebuild tho dam, whlrh hbd been
carried wvay by recent fresheta. lie was In good
circumstances Independent OF tho mill.
Special nispdtch TO The Tribune
IEpIANAroL1s, Sept. I'm. +. Dunn. civil en-:
plnacr OF Nob!esyillc, who las been stopping in
fila city for seycral days, committed suicide by
morphine to.dny. letter he left says he was tltod
Of l{fc. lie leaves wife anil ono child.
Spectal Dtspdsch 10 7ne Tribune.
virginia, daughter Of barton Smith q thq y|llage
taking poison. Tho cause Of this tersiblc decd IL
SQuiro Hudson, helng attracted by tho beauty
Of Mlss Smith, who was abnnt II years old at tho
time Of her death, accomplished. hy, promlses Of
marriage, tho ruin OF the Eoor WI. When tho
ruined woman wAs shout 10 give birth 10 = child.
Hudson married hcr. Soon after tho glrl took
poison, and died front its effects. Tho Inhabitants
Of tho town arc excited, md Indignant beyond ex.
pfeason. The young Indy waa genera! tavoFitc.
Hpectd! a,Dtretpondsact AZ The Trianms
LAMs!ku, Mlch:, sept. 1.:C]amcs. young son
eS q William Woodbcfry, q shiawassee township
ca'Ss lLe as rtostfatea wlh typaos% oi tessr:
knife and stohbed himself tw!co neal. the heart.
and died tho same day. IIe sa!d to bis n,other.
astcr tho act. ''Motlor. Jimmy didn't DO that; Il
was tho torElIle paln." 4 post morteut cxamlna.
tion revealed diseases Of his heart mid kidneys,
which d!se1sc1 were tho cause OF his death.
, 1876-09-14
The Louisville and Cincinnati Clubs Also
Come Out Ahead.
0lficfal Announcement of the Dissolution
Of the Athletics.
The Club Bankrupt md Unable to Meet
1ts Engagements.
The International Rif1e-Shootinq
Contest at Creedmoor.
BASEBALL.
WITH sTOCKINO8 Va. lfARTroHpg.
Enxetdt ttkrdkeA A TAs 1a.iAnas


Special Dfsrasch to The 7ftauns.
HARTFORD, Conn.,. Sept. l3.-Ths Chicago nine
got oven with the 1Iastfords for their unexpected
defeat Ut yesterday, and spaldlng again showed
good Judgment in rcstgning tho pitchers position
to McVcy, who. for some unaccountab!e Feason. 10
charms the 1llrtfords that they arc almost power
less It the but and even II they do make hard line
hiis, they arc sure to 60 direct nto soma hcldeFs
hands. Both ninca played an excellent fielding
game, and each nine made the samo number nf
base.hIts, The uastfosds went drst to bat,
md Ncmsen led on with q safe
hit. but was doubled up at second
by Peters and Barnes on l,nrdock's hit lIigha1n
hit for two bases, and Ferguson closed the Inning
on line hit, well taken bJ spaldEng. The hoae
nine failed 10 hit McVcy with any effect until the
ninth inning, and but for m unfortunate error BY
Glenn on Whites throw to arst, after Hlgham had
struck ont. tho home ninc would undoubtedly have
been blsuked tho entire game. With flighnm On
drss, and one man out, Ferguson made baae hlt,
sending f1tghhm 10 second, who attcswArd aeole
third. Ferguson taking recond. carcy hit
safe to ccntre dcld, on which tilgham
scored the first run Of the game; hut Fersnson was
put out At the home-plato on fine throw by
spaid,ng. Carey scored on Cummlngs' safe hit.
HpaldIng's Mis- Of York's hy sent Cummings to
arst; The chsag9's, scored tasit mt N r tho
to1 e, Msn sna e oS sa S t 'n i
scored Two more IN tho dfsh inning on Andrus safe
Hn,on. nv who wss r,nnins for Anars: 81. put eat At
home. Glenn bit safe: and both Spalding and Glenn
ssote % Addy o h. I9 eighth 1nnns gS
Cafcy and BuriocK.
clubs assembled at tho bali grounds to witness =
foot.Face between Hines ANA Andrut, After this
-hnt3 and fAfr md 1t1fh t31&T
, 1876-09-14

On the basis Of tWo games. ~ they stand In tho
table, 10 cachsscontcst, II appears TINT there arc
only 38 ganes Jet to pay to decide tic champion
Rhp. .--
nAsE-HALL NOTES.
II Is reported from Boston that the management
Of the Doston Club has released whitney from his
contract with than, and t1at e will be quite likely
10 play with some semi professional club hereat-
tor No oflcial notice of &he fact Inns been rcccly-
cd, however.
O1lciat notification has been received from tho
Secretary Of tho League that Thomas II. Bond has
been horlorably released by tho Hartford Club;
also tbat he has been engaged by the Doston Club
for the season Of 1877. The Boston Globe receives
him with the following welcome: lie ts young,
not yet 81, Ut gcntleaanty department and CORRECT
habits lie plays for his aldo more thnn for indlvd
uai record, Is fair third .bascnian and 1utneller,
and viii add to tho batting strength Of the Club
which be Is to lotn.
The eaddeniug news comes from the East that
GratIcn-S. Mason Grat1cn-has been dcposed fTo,
tl,e management Of the Ut. Louis Club and IT,
mansIcd to private lifc that is not to put too dne
point on It, he bas been discharged; and the Club
intrnsted to btchtanus, who has been with It for
some time as tlcket-se1lcr, door.keepct, and tho
like. Nov that Mr. Grahcn has been shipped. the
question naturally comas to every pcEs0n nc
luain.ed With tho game, What was he ever en-;
gagged fort lie was 4 clever writer Of untsuihfal
letsata, but otherwise nil.
, 1876-09-14

summons esme. Tts Was hin,se1f 1aader Of IL
popular cnthnEiasn, and wrote the resolutions Of
r. tss :" hs S Tsseg s'a . e
shail not soon cease to rejoice ovcr this event.
Then, on the 18TH Of May. In wurds that setm
l,9ur. he records tho putposc from which he neyer
falcred throughout Tho fonr Jeara ot that fol-
lowed: "Jndge Matthews and have agreed 70
The ramc regiment, 1aroke rY feelings to him,
which he said were hin own. that this vas = juat
and necessary war. and that It dcmanded ths whole
Into II II knew waa 10 be killed in fhe course at
II, rahcs than to live through And aftcr Il without
lakfng any part In iL"-From Norells' L4fs of
, 1876-09-14

,,,rr...,as.as. g, rs,.,. p.....,;..u
'tp'""t".s ~; o. aoa'1 + ns1.p'".
ehnAtn' no't ocpt. lo.-Fot s7venl weekA
paat HF. a. Hanson who resides In this city. An
ous lines furnished nrost,lons Ia Nc,s Fick and
fa.,t1. .h, a..,n,.s = t..s., hs,.. ~. ~ -
l. r.;,,,a "ao vesupeaa On tne .Asm
here. Ficks wife Is Mrs. 1Iansor's sister. Yes
teray morning Hanson sent hfs II. year old ION on
foot I, ronyrva b,,tct nf roots5 nrov,.,nn, n
.vos -, - .s' caas, -. so.Heu l1''suhs
Flck According 70 Inc laa statement. ne reached
the nscmfses about 10 O'Clock. Nearing the honsc,
he Inhaled terrible odos, but sugpcctca nothing
s.; =. .r,~a..hsd tho L,tch.n 49,. r1..s -
ual'! no """.os"s. ~ ~'.s"sn uo.i' IVY he
Whs horfneo t9 ma tne nany FAFtly enonleseed mi
larGo bucket nllcn WIN WAFER; LON dooft were
Vide open. LonglnR insiaG, " saW F1ck lytnG On
F!ck, both dcad anu pad'y dG,comnosSd; I!e re-.
what be nag seen
coroner Esahn lmmeo'atfrf. snmmoncu lufy:
and hurried TO inc acent. The ehatncl mouse Q!
FcR ehn family IL !oeatc9 n skit " tm1er auoNt
ane .nall ml!e 1f9n any tfeq9chtsa foaa. Ehtor,
ltg me 5afd anu approaching the houae u
9hiy Mohlehia R'ahcc 10 fa!lT ColfouoEatt lna
!aa sthteMent. Jnst oEtslac tne kIcneh uoor Nns
ionna tne ihinnt Ghl!i. ~ nGaa anu Aaoa1aess N
a.: "a!er. - aaa eyiaent'y necn witho9t no15,sa'
men. tnfce o: iontflayt. nnd' lmpel!ca Gy tsleat,
soGGht wa.es in s5Es gneEe eut beeoinng nses
sasc tseil from afowhnE. inside the Kitchen, r
lhG near tAe norm tihS+ M!th hin iect loWata me
aooll "as toana f tae gony ot fisK He VIZ !y,niE
on NJ 14Gs, WIN botn hnnoo ctn1chen acroea ~
breast ~ iset we're ohiy sh9rt space rem tho
ehAu* nu! tAe Moht tlusllp!c si1nt was 9et " ns
, 1876-09-14
north Of tte Batkans. Tho report recommends
prompt and eff1cAcious remedies, rather A&n IN
ftA$igAtlous and explanations
SPAIN .

81 AlNs
TROUBLE nRRW1N1 IN THE nAsQun PROVINCES.
LoHpox, Sept. 13.-There arc indications that
trouble for Spain Is brewing in the f'asqne rsov.
ipcc.. II viii be remembered that on Aug. ~ .ne
discovery and suppression Of outhseaks IN n, aaa.
peluna and Sebaatan were reported. and on sew.
III was announced that tho Spanish 1ovefnmen. m ,n,
had given notice that armed gnsraf nrst,on T Of rail-
rsy thsn aots,!nta ;, tatt',psnse has sss
beard Ia regard TO symptom, ,ieh,. ri a, when
tSst 9,a ra,etrs sS1Gs sh.t prs a
nnns,snrn;n nd been rnado ia Northern spain;
y a 1sa tsa.y IT,.
rps.t dissatlsf.cton exits among tho ,nhaDan ., H.
81 Inc saaque Provinces S,c, were W 10
o!ss d. Mepts eos:on Tssas q a % e.
1--WE sat Ind exactons of supplies Of proysfons iot
lie army occupying the Province, 4, rno Gae.s
aboye mentioned mako no ine"t'e" " ""'
actual or probable: .,,..a At 1tv.r,o,i nm
the princeas. bit rIfe. now 10.
, 1876-09-14
RAILROAD COLLISION.
Ent~fnf yhFpdtch 10 IH6 TftbuH&.

prgty, ILL.,, Sept l3.-Abont II O'Clock tilia
morning The southern. bound mail train on tho Pc
os1a, rekln / Jacksonville 1lallroad, drawn By En-
e.uo No. 6, Conductor Cook, coll!ded with tho
northern hound passenger train, Engine No. 10.
Conductor Riley at the end Of the trcstlc.wosk,
one milo north Of this p1ace. Several Of the pas
stricklcr boy IL years old was brutscd 10 hadiy
that he died Huon aftcrward. Both engines arc nj
most total wrecks.
PEORIA. ILL.,, Sept. 13.-The officers VI the road
blanc Conductor John D. Cook, who had charge Of
tic down traEn. They my ho had orders to whit at
Hollis for the other train but neglected them and
wont ahead md coll!dcd with tho up train: During
tic III years tho road has been running this Is the
first accident that has occurred.
, 1876-09-14

DROWNED.
6pscta1 Dispatch to The Tribune.
DUBUQUE, Ia, Sept, IA fatal accident hap
pcnct this morning about q, IN. near bellevue,
Ia. Tho City Cosnet Land Of that place had char
tered the steamer Andy Nellng for an excursion to
Clinton, upon which = large crowd attended. On
tilciE return, about three rnice beiow nclleyue.
family at tAcir landing, whcn young Shay, about
IL years Of ngc, wakened out Of sound sleep and
walked oynrboasd. 1t WAS not at drst realized that
anything was wrong until his cries wcrs bcnrd The
boat was immediately stopped and The 5aM manned.
Ing ut that hour bong very dirk, Il was lrnpossbe
to 10 anything moro than was done. SO tho boat
procecded on its way. EstelI was tho ron Of MI.
L. H. Shay, jewclcr, Of Dcllcyue, H., md promt.
nent man Ii, The place. Capt Telling started out
at daylight with his boat md tklds. butt SO lar
Special Dipasch to 1Ae 1t1buns
cEnAn HAHps, H., Seps. l3:.A =, maeh,n,sai aei,r,na
bridge last night, foil Into the river md was
drowned. Ho leaves two Children nearly grown.
, 1876-09-14
ARCHAEOLOGICAL,

NAssy,ELp, o.. Sept. lathe annual nsoting
Of tho Ohio Archaeological Association. which oc-
curs on luz 18th. 18th, sud 14sh OF October 1t
Newark. O., prom!ses to be largely attended snd
Of unusual intsscst. An address will ba delivered
by the Hon, JoscPh Coz, ot Clneinnatl, upon upon
by l.. N. Hosea, Of Cincinnati, upon, "Fort An.
clens." rapess will also bs pIescntud b{ Frof; =.
Il, Cox, Of lnlanapolts; tho Hon. l.. u: coa'n'
ttesey Of Cleveland. and other dlattngnshcd arch.
eoloxfsu.. Al interested tn archaeological subjects
Rfe Invited to attend.
, 1876-09-14

TonosTo, Ont, Sept. l3.-A special from Lon
don 10 the Globe sars the 7stnss has letter from
,ts Canadian correspondent on tho Paciac Railway
question. 1t acknowledges, In its lending article
that II was premature to speak Of tho failure Of tho
Dominion to keep Its agreement With British
Columbia, hut snys that II the construction OF tho
VAnco1ves's Island Hallway IL a small nattor, the
failure 10 construct It IL mnre nexcuBabc. Paftia!
fctso Of insecurity. It can only describe the pro-
ceedings a shabby on the part Of tho CanadlAns.
, 1876-09-14

QUINCY, ILL.,, Sept. lo.-The Adams County Fair
ia In nrogross ths week at Camp Point. There are
about i, 400 entries. The display ID very hhe.
especially in stock, The rain to-day tntsrfered
with ths exhibition, although there ware over
., 900 pcoplc on thG groHnae: The teasnre wa TIE
liz kenknk junctiun Gnar,]. and ths second BY tho
Gjcun kiaes, Of Mount Sterling.
, 1876-09-14
CEDAR RAPIDS.

Sptctai nitposcA to ~ tribune
CFpAn RArlns. ID. Sept 13.-The hopes of
ths managers OF tho Fair Wcra blasted aEafn
to-day, rain having set In last night which has
continued throughout the day. The outlook at
prctent 10 very dab!oua, very few visitors baTug
nsf,ycd to.day. and should not tho weather provo
l1oru promising Tomorrow tho Fair will doubtless
10 continued ILL un1t week.
, 1876-09-14

In April Sumter fell, and Lncolns call for troops
came, and with Il an end Ut al theories Ill specu.
lationa btyonl lhs question Ut ths huuE. al cln.
outburst Ut the Instantly .ambatsled pub!c scnt!.
u!eut answered. the call. - shall never f1sxet,"
1ayas writes, "kAat Sunday sssulaY. WhsA ths
, 1876-09-14

holland, the wcll.hnown l1ueeitt At No. B3
Clark strcet las made great bit In the "Arumatlc
Bitter Wino Of lron." We advise those who asa
suffering from nersouaness, impoverished blood,
weakness, or impaired digestion, to Try Il.
, 1876-09-14
TIRES.


IN CHICAGO.
A stil1 alarm Of nro to Dabcock No. At 2:50
o'clock yesterday morning WAS canscd by hro break;
Ing out III the rear OF Mr.. VanderbaEgh's theatre,
Of affairs when tho dsencn nsriyst inccudiarlsn
ia strongly suspected. Damage trifing.
, 1876-09-14

EpEcf1| Utp1Ect 70 1ht 1F1bHHA
ANN ARuoK, Mich, Sept. 13.-Chares stnblcr
fell from straw-atack, few miles west Of this
city, last night, struck on his head. and broke bis
neck, cnnslnK Instant death, lie was sober, In.
duutrous man, and leaves large family.
, 1876-09-14
BUSINESS NOTICES.

ProG ". Paine. Of PhllAdelphts, VIII Glvs
three OF hs wonderfully illustrated gas microscopic
FREQ lectures, on the germs Of d!sease and nstant
Ills evening, to ladies' and gentlemen. Friday It i
o'clock 10 ladies, at u p, NJ to gentlemen. Otlco
and medical depot col West Washington street