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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-15
EASTERN STAIlS

CHICAGO. May Is On change.
business. though not diving and char
acterized toy the excitement, of the pre-
ceding month. has been very large.
aud the markets have been sufficiently
unsettled to admit Of speculation in al
most every commodity. On Monday,
wheat sold at from 81 g to So; Tuc,-
day, 81 ID to / Il, "Wednesday. 81 o.
I, 20; Thursday. 81 80 to / ~: ST.
uri,y. 81 20 10 40 These would d.
IN ordinary times most remarkable
fluctuations, but crn,iIcring late ex-
prr,encc, II Is u turn down Wheat has
attracted rather more attention. and
bids fair. before long again to take its
place as the chief speculative CEREAL.
The greatest fluctuations IN corn, IN any
day. WAS 3 cents. and the difference
between the highest and lowest prices
during the week WAS Ct cents. The
stocks of grain are steadily aud rapidly
decreasing. not 81 very much on account
Of great shipments As of Ugh, receipts
Closing quotations are for the East
Wheat. 1904 Corn. j3!, Oats. 49,,
Rye. So: Barley. IS. Receipts Tor the
week-W Wheat. $4,000; Corn. 969. 0o0
Oats, 26., 900 Shipments of wheat,
2j9. 900. Corn. 6ii. 600: Oats, 46i eco
Receipts in the same time last year
were Wheat. i99. 200. Corn. 10000,
Oats. $4,000 Shipments of Whoa,
556 900; Corn. lsi 900: Oats, 47.C0o.
Provisions have been in good demand.
but prices are nearly dollar under
those Of last week. closing a, sle,5 for
Pork and sass fo- Lard Basiness
generally has only been fair Jobbcrs
complain that sales are fer small
amounts, and tia, merchants seem 20
tear and distrust the future.
NEW YoRk. May u The officers Of
the steamer Richmond express opinions
that III less tie hra>scls. the disabled
steamer. Is delayed by GAINS az heal
winds she viii make her port in eight
or ten days from the time they left fer.
:, that by Thursday or Friday next we
may expec, 10 hear Of Ter arrival on
the other side. J Gail. the opIIclan. e
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LONDON. May IL An offici.l Con.
s'antinople dispatch avs; The Russians
having attacked on Friday, in great
forces. the position occupied by he van.
guard Of the Turks auxiliary troops in
the vicinity Of Ba'oum, an engagement
ensued, lasting 81. hours, resulting III a
complete ront of the Russians. who lost
5000 The Turkish loss is considers
bic.
A Bucharest correspondent also re-
ports the sinking Of the Turkish Mont
tor. commanded hy Hassan Bay. A
she'll entered her and she was blown up
and sank Immediately with her crew o!
800. Dispatches do not report whether
any ole aboard was saved.
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EUROPEAN DRAFTS Drafts issued
al lowest rates IN Gre~t Britain. Ire
land, Germany. Russia. France, Norway
and sweden. TicketS to and from
Europe sold at lowest rates by Andrew
Chilberg, Seat.lc, w. r.
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PURE Nicola c, flee for sale cheap at
Chi lhe"g Bros.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Exclusively to the
D.lILl' E.t'TELLIGE.S'TER
CALIFORNIA.

san FRANCISCO. May li.-Sailed -
Blk Roswell 81 raRue. Port Gamble bk:
Gen Cobb, Sea bsck; bh Gem Of tho
OCEAN, Seattle.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-09-22

Those ne10 goods hare
arrived and are to be
found at j. r. CoLb0Tn's
store. II splendid line
of Prints, Shirtinss,
Bleach and Br01On Do
aestics, Ducks and DEM
ms, Jeans, Cnssinae1'es,
-HanneLs, Dress Goods,
and Notions.
Shoes, great variety.
Also the celebrated Glove
Fitting Boots, hand made
and warranted.
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FAIR NOTES.
OCTOBER I'd, 90, 4th, and 9Th, 1877,
lola, KANSAS.
D@ALL PREMIUMS WILL BE PAID IN
/, CASH ON THE EVENING OF THE DAY
THEY ARE ALLOTTED.
PROGRAMME:

5 Tuesday, Oct. 2.-Entries, etc.
Wednesday, Oct. Slot 4, Thorough
bred Horses. 10 a. m. Lot S, Horses Of
all work, 1Ol a. m. Lot IL, Jacks and
Mules, IL a. m. Lots Ii, IA, Is, 16, and
II, Sheep, Swine. and Poultry, p. m.
Lots Is and l9, Agricultural Implements
and the Mechanical Arts, 2 p. m.
SPEED RING-3 o'clock p. m.
Thursday, Oct. 4.-Lot 6, Mares of all
work, 10 a. m. Lot l, Bulls, l0l a. m.
Lot 2, Cows IL a. m. Lots Z and 8,
Draft horses and mares, III q. m. Lot
9, Matches, Horses and Mares, 2 p. m.
Lots 20, 81 and %, Farm Products; Veg
etables, Bread, Cake, Butter, Butter, etc.
Up. m. Lots, q, "A. and 25, Preserves,
Jellies, Jams Pickles; Horticultural and
Floral, Plants and Flowers, III a. m.
Lots Is, q and Is, Painting, ETC.; Fab
RIGS, Needle-work, Fancy-work, ETC., IL
o'clock q. m.
SPEED RING, 3 o'clock p. m.
Friday, Oct. Slot 8, Sweepstakes
in Cattle, 10 .. m. Lot IL, Sweepstakes
in Horses, 1O} a. m. Lot 10, Roadsters,
Geldings and Mares for single harness
and saddle horses, III .. m.
SPEED RIKa-2:S0 p. m.
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BRIDGE MRrrINo.
DEEa CREAx Sem. ll 1s77

Dkkk CRkEKs SEPT. II, 1871.
The legal voters Of Deer Greek Town.
ship met Immediately after the adjourn.
ment of the primary convention for the
purpose Of considering the question Of
building bridge across Deer Creek. L.
Edmnndson was chosen chairman, and
J. 8. Cummings, Secretary.
VIM. Davis, Township Trustee, was
requested to address the house. Mr..
Davis responded by giving a statement
of the amount of funds now on hand,
which was nearly $500. He thought
the best thing We could do with the
money, was to invest it in. a bridge. =
A motion was then made, that the
money now on hand be reserved for the
purpose of constructing a bride across
Deer Creek at some point between here
and lola. The motion was submitted,
and carried without dissenting vote.
As there are three fords, each of
which may be claimed rs the proper
site, the meeting decided that the chair
man should appoint a committee of
three to examine the different crossings,
estimate the cost at each. correspond
with different bridge companies, and re-
port at our next meeting. Mr.. Davis,
Mr.. Myers, and Mr.. Riggs were selected.
During the meeting remarks were
made by E. H. Funston, F. NJ. Power,
J. A. Christy and Others, all in favor of
building the bridge.
There will be some difference of opin-
ion as to where it shall be located. but if
the selection is made fairly, which no
doubt will be the case. none will COM
plain.
On motion, it was agreed to instruct
the Secretary to furnish The lola REG.
IsrER with copy of the proceedings
for publication.
Meeting adjourned to meet again Oc-
tober Goth, 1877, at two o'clock P. M.
J. B. CUMMINGS, Sec'y.
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Our fall stock is n0U

ON. fall stock is now
In. 1t is more complete
In every 7Oay than eUer
before. HaUing p1t7'cha-
sed a large stock of Boots
and Shoes from NAME
fnct7trers rho zcere obL1S-
ed to sell, IRE can offer
you inducements that
gov can not find at other
places. Call and get our
pUices before purchasing.
D.. p. NorthrUp s. Co.
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FALL
Large stock ne,O Goods
received this week at :
YATES
Fyou 1O0ut to find the
Lowest prices in to1On, e.
a large ne.O stock goods
to select from, 60 to
YATES.
Ladies' Isle Thread
Cloves, IS cents; north
10 cents, at YATES
ASTONISHING SUCCESS.

1t is the duty of every person who has
used BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP to let
its wonderful qualities be known to their
friends in curing Consumption, Severe
coughs, Group, Asthma, Pneumonia, and
in fact all throat and lung diseases. No
person can use it without immediate
relief. Three doses will relieve any case,
and we consider it the duty of all Drug
gists to recommend it to the poor dying
consumptive, at least to try one bottle,
as 10000 dozen bottles were sold last
year, and no one case where it failed was
reported. Such medicine as the GER
MAN SYRUP cannot be too widely known.
Ask your Druggist about it. Sample
bottles to try sold at 10 cents. Regular
size Is cents. For sale by JOHN W.
SCOTT, lola. Kansas.
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

On Saturday September 18th the RI
publican County Convention met at tn
Court House in lola, and at 2 o'cloc
was called to order by w. G. Allison
Chairman of the County Central Com
mittee, who read the call and move,
that the Convention effect a temporar,
organization by the election of L. Ed
munson, of Deer Creek township a
chairman. Motion carried. w. s
Boseman, Geneva township, was elected
temporary secretary.
j. W. Risley, Humboldt township
made motion that the chair appoint
committee of five on credentials. Mo
ton carried.
J. w. Risley, Humboldt Township
made motion, which was carried thai
a committee of five be appointed on per
manent organization.
The convention took short recess till
the committee were ready to report.
The committee on credentials made q
report which was received, and ON mo.
ton, adopted.
The committee on permanent Organi.
cation, recommended that G. II. Requa,
Marmaton township, be made Chairman,
and G. W. Hutchinson, Of Humboldt
township, Secretary. The report of the
committee was adopted.
r. B. Stevenson, lola township, moved
that the order of nominations, as made
in the call be changed so as to commence
with sheriff. Motion lost.
The chair appointed c. A. Steele, lola,
and ID. d. Biitton, Usage. as tellers.
There being no opposing candidate.
James Il. Young was nominated by &C.
clamatiOn, for the office of Treasurer.
L. S. Slower was nominated by accla-
nation for County Clerk.
The convention then proceeded to
take an informal ballot for sheriff, with
the following result: L. II. Gorrell. Is;
L. A. Thrasher, II; J. R. Berry, 8; Jno.
Harris, 8; Harmon Scott, 5. Necessary
to choice, %.
First ballot-Gorrell, 16; Thrasher,
10; Berry, 8; Scott 3; Harris, l +; Green
l. No choice.
Second ballot-Gorrell, 90; Thrasher,
u >Berry, Z; Scott, 8. No choice.
ID. Sims, Elm township, made mo-
tion to adjourn for 10 minutes. Motion
lost.
Harmon Scott withdrew from the race.
Third ballot-Gorrel, 10; Thrasher,
20; Berry, 8. No choice.
Fourth Ballot-Gorrell, 10; Thrasher,
%; Berry. 1. L. A. Thrasher was de-
clared the nominee.
An informal ballot was then taken for
Register of Deeds, which resulted as
J. P. Duncan. IA; James
Burns, II; Charles Lakin, Z; VIM.
Davis, z; G. NJ. Brown, 2. Necessary
to choice, %. .....-.
Six regular ballots were taken with |
results varying little from the above.
On account of room we omit them. On
The seventh and last ballot the vote was,
Duncan, IS: Burns, %; Davis, 2. The
Chairman declared James Burns the
nominee.
Grasson Dewitt was nominated Coun-
y Surveyor by reclamation.
The nomination of G. Gillian for
Coroner, was made unanimous.
The various townships then selected
heir member of the central committee,
Which will be found below.
Convention then. adjourned.
G. II. REQUA, Chairman.
G.. w. HUTCHINSON, Secretary.
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THIRD COMMISSIONERS DIsrICf.

Organized by electing VIM. Davis.
Chairman, and W. H. Evans, Secretary
Moved that we proceed to vote by bal
lot for Commissioner.
J. w. Christian and ]. W. Mccoy
were nominated. J. w. Christian re-
ceived votes; J. W. Mccoy received 8
votes.
Moved to adjourn.
w. II. EVANS, Sec.
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CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

The following gentlemen constitute
the Republican Central Committee for
the ensuing year. W. G.. Allison, lola ;
VIM. Davis, Deer Greek; J. w. Cox,
Elsmore; Isaac Bonebrake. Salem; p.
r. Mcclure, Geneva; G. p. Keith, Mar
NATION; u. d. Britton. Oage; J. w.
Delaplain, Elm; J. W. Risley, Hum.
boldt; B. F. Walton. Cottage Grove.
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SECOND COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT.

SECOND COMMISSIONER DISTRICT.
Organized by electing Jas. Ard, Chair
man, and c. B. Keith, Secretary.
On motion, ]. w. johnson was al
lowed to cast the ballot of ]. d. Sims.
On motion, the other members from
Elsmore we're allowed to cast the vote of
j. w. Cox. gs
J. D. Sims and J. w. Cox were nomi-
mated for Commissioner.
Moved to vote by ballot, J. d. Sims,
received IL votes, and J. w. Cox, 4
votes.
On molten adjourned.
G. B. KEITH, Sec.
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FINE STOCK HOGS.

FINE STOCK HOGS.
have now on hand a fine stock of
PCRE POLAND CHINA and BERKSHIRE
Hoes. which am offering at greatly re-
duced prices. j. r. GRIFFITH,
lola, Kansas.
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There win b NO POS poNEM1NT
Of tho Allen County Pair. Remember
the Days and Dates. lola, RAMS,
October, ID, Sd, 4th, and 9Th
a rumor has been started that the fair
was to be postponed. We have author
ity from the President, Mr.. Cook, to
state that it is . mistake. 49,
@rFull programme and notices next
week. s
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We will. meet all competition on
flour or any other goods. 1w
RICHARDS & CoWAN,
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I've still have on hand good assort.
ment Of ffnit jars. $
RICHARDS & CowAS.
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were solemnly ordained and installed as
Elders in this Church. On the same
day the ordinance of baptism was admin
istered to one infant and one adult. On
the 25th of May Eldel Smith resigned
his Office as Clerk of Session and VIM.
Davis was appointed in his place. This
year ten were received by letter, two OF
profession, and two dismissed, one sus-
pended and one died. Leaving q gain
of eight members, and in all fifty-eight
seventeen males and forty-onc females.
June Is, 1870 two were dismissed to
Church at Carlyle. The Session resolved
to support four Boards, Church
Erection, Home and Foreign Missions,
and the fund for Disabled Ministers.
The Pastor was requested to appoint
collector for each district, to visit every
A special collection was order.
ed to defray the expenses of delegates to
Synod and Presbyteries. Good.
September Sd one was given . letter
to sister church and on November
4th one was received by letter. No
18th it was determined by the
session that systematic visitation of all
the families of the congregation be made
duriog the winter commencing about
the middle of December.
January 18th 1871 it was resolved to
raise donation to the memorial fund"
md also q subscription for Home Mis-
,ionary. March 4th three members were
received BY letter and two on profession.
At this meeting it was also decided to
district the congregation and. care for
he poor and sick. March 5th four more
members were received. two by letter
Ind two on profession. At this meeting
{ was determined to unite the collection |
or Foreign Mission and the Memorial
Fund to help the memorial church in
China April 10th one member dis
missed BY letter. and May 9th one re-
'eived by letter. This year seven were |
eceived BY letter. fopr On profession and
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building a bridge across Deer Creek.
A bridge across this creek is badly need
ed, and we hope that it will be deter
mined to build one at once. The money
it would cost could not be better in
vested.
Tuesdays morning train on the L.
l.. & G. r. r. was crowded to its utmost
capacity. Seven coaches were jammed
full of sweltering humanity. BY the
time the train reached Garrett the
waiting crowd at that station could not
be accommodated and kilograms were
sent to Ottawa for extra cars. The ex-
cursion numbered 600 by the time the
city was reached.
The public school opens next Mon
day. Prof. Henderson, principal and
Miss Jennie /Pickell assistant. Mrs.
Downer 1ntermediate and Miss Ramsey
assistant. /ProE H. and Miss Pickell are
we'll known here and their mode of
teaching appreciated. Mrs. Downer and
Miss Ramsey are we'll known by our
people and will undoubtedly give good
lola is fortunate in obtain
ing such excellent teachers. Toe the
mark, scholars, and help your teachers
to make the best school we ever had
AZ the head of our columns to-day
will be found the regularly nominated
ticket. For Treasurer, Jas: !
B. Young. tbe present incumbent. is re-
For Clerk, T. s. Slower is |
renpmipsfed. For Sheriff, CAPT. L. A.
Thrasber is the nominee. For Register
Of Deeds, JAS Burns; Surveyor, Capt. |
Dewitt; for Coroner, DR.. c. Glllihan i
lor Commissioner. ID district. d. Sims;
Sd district, Jas. Christian. The ticket is
\ strong one, and will be elected with
'ut difficulty: It is simply q question of
majorities. We have not "pufed" the
for it is not needed. Rsllots
,ount, and puts do not.
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=. :. 50 81 g: & -: 80 s ~;
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IettefS OF OlSmlssat. March 10th one was
(received on profession, and March 23d
one was dismissed by letter. May 18th,
a letter of dismission granted to one
member and letter of credence given to
another. The session passed resolution
that q collection be taken for benevolent
objects the second Sabbath of each alter
nate month. May 31st, two received and
one dismissed by letter. Added BY let
ter, ten i; profession: three; dismissed iif.
teen-leaving the whole number eighty
eight.
August 18th 1874, two dismissed by
letter and August 31st another was
granted letter of dismission. Novem-
Der 18th, two received by letter. re-
February 18th. W. g. Allison having
been duly and unanimously elected to
the Office of Elder was soiemniy ordained
and installed to that Office on Sabbath
March 9Th At an adjourned meeting of
the Session It was resolved that the Clerk
furnish the Board of Deacons with . list
of the members for their use In canvass
ing for the canse of missions. A com
mittee was also appointed to act a. ushers
to seat the congregation. February 18th
an additional member was received on
profession Of faith, and on the Sd of
March two more were received on pro
fession, April 4th one dismissed and
two received by letter. MYs. Letitia
Rice died October 9Th. Received By
letter, four profession, three dismissed
five; died, one making gain Of one
member, and the whole number eighty
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CAIRO ILLINOIS WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1877

keeps them ,tcnIy totheir task. one Mil.
i,tcria speech on Scottish schools was as
fun, accurate and cIrcumstautla az print
GdrcpDrt on public instruction at home.
The spcaNng was much better than he eX.
pected Z, mad Il. and he listened in vain for
the coH'iu1rl- Parliamentary dfaWl lie
heard conversation in the House OF
Lords, but no dcb.t-how rarely Il any.
body more fortunate lie hbc.wsc heard
Mr, Benjamin DJcn. Davis, colleague areu-
ing before the .lme iilnslripu. body sitting
in its Judicial capacity. Mr. Benjamin. he
luds, has nGD taken a Nsry high position
a. the English brr. He saw many Of the
Hol,biIlucs among them, Of course, MI
Bright, who, BE- thinks, hasa very line face.
NJ Glad tone, taIeYe, he Old not meet,
The Governor lett Paris :ur Germany
yesterday lie made the be-, use Of his
time here "a -rcing both sight, and men,
aud be appears 10 be particularly Interested
by hi. 'iil ~ GamhgttN The Republican
icad.rstot question was. "What doe.
America think Of the railway triac- Are
they i,o'. 10 lose the T. public, q, form
otgoIgrm"n,, many n.eud,s win they
-cgrr !ourp 'op.o, .ufdsno them IN ma,,e
into D Hl n,aeraG as wg understand
H. her, or wol 3" "Not bit Of it,.
cheeriIy returned the Governor. "Our
uuDl.. V.uU no lr,T. think If blarpirg,
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We do not see what worlds are left to IL 10
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sidei that they have reached the ultima
thule OF eXcellence--they believe there are
othei worlds to conquer, and they propose
to conquer them"
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The titles OF more than fifty papers mostly
lllustrated), by writers OF the highest merit.
Under the head of