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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-05-05
WANTED.

The subscribers wish to hire, for the
seaon, so fresh mich cows. for the use of
which reasonable price will be paid.
NJ. & J. G. GARRISON,
Garrison's Cheese Factory, Colony, Kan.
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pEFine lot of Albums just received
at the Photograph Gallery.
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Say Do you intend painting this
spring? If so buy your paints at Fran.
els where you will receive bottom
prices.
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~You will find Hyde, the watch
maker, at Yates.
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Use Bancroft's Liver Pills and Ban
croft's Eye Salve. Sold by Jno. Francis.
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n~For fresh Oranges and Lemons 60
to Mrs. Hays.
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SSix loaves of bread at Mrs. Hays
for 25 cents.
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Usage TOWNSHIP, General Revenue Fund
overpaid ..:....... .:..-:-......:.
Usage Township, Road Fund overpaid.
Elsmore Township, General Revenue
Fund 0verpaid ..............
ElsmOre Township. Road Fund Overpaid
Humboldt Township, Road Fund over
pnNu.
lola CITY, Sidewalk Fund oyerpaid.
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NOTICE.

hFFine cut Tobacco, Is cents pei
pound at RICHARDS & CowAN's.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
BUSINESS CARDS.

W. H. SLAVENS,
n TrORNEY At LAW, Humboldt, Kansas.
n Office with q. W. Hutchinson. No charge
in suits bring unless gain them.
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u.A hne stock Of different sizes Of Picture
Aouldings on hand and made up 10 order ct low
T1tee, yllnetf
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PETER BELL,
~OUNTY ATTORNEY, and Counsellor .,
LAW. lola. kAS. Once OF the Court House
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and Miami County. A stranger in glanc-
ing over its columns would conclude that
Paola was the liveliest town in Kansas.
The Allen County Sunday School
Convention will hold its annual meeting
at Carlyle the latter part of this month.
The programme will be published next
week.
George Simpson, while driving his
herd of cows home, was thrown from his
torse last Tuesday, and badly bruised.
The saddle girth gave way, loosening
the saddle.
Prayer meetings are held Tuesday
evening of each week at the Star Valley
school house by deputation from the
Y. NJ. C. A. of this place and people of
that neighberhood.
The first day of May has passed and
yet no picnic. 1t will soon be time for
such things, however, and sandwiches
seasoned with wood-flies and mosquitoes
will be a popular repast.
w. c. Jones and Maj. Hartman, of
lola, were in to swap few lies with us
the other day. They are both in bust
ness in lola and are what might be called
tie salt of that city Woodson County
Post.
j. E. Thorpe traded his house and
lots this week to J. N. White for six
acres of land situated Immediately east
of the railroad track, and southwest of
town. Dan. is happy now at the pros
pect (future) of eating fruit under his
own vine and peach tree.
The Republican journal., 1877-10-18
The iseme Uoaaest,

Wen, Tom, myboy, must say goodby
We had wonderful visit here
Enjoyed it, too, as well as | could
Away from all that my heart holds dear
Maybe Eve been a triile rough
A little awkward your wife would SAY
And very likely I've missed the hint
otyour city polish day by day.
But somehow, Tom though the same old roof
Sheltered us both when we were boys,
And the same dear mother-love watched us both,
Sharing our childish grefs and Joys.
ct You are almost stranger now
Your ways ard mine are as far apart
AS though we never had thrown an arm
About each other with loving heart.
Y our city home is palace, Tom;
Y our wife and children are fair to see
on couldn't breathe in the little cot,
The little home that belongs to ne.
And am lost III your grand large house,
And daZed with the wealth on every side.
And hardly know my brother Tom
In the midst Of SO much stately pride.
eS the concert was grand last night.
The singing splendid: but do You know
My heart kept longing, the evening through.
or another concert, so sweet and low
That maybe it wouldn't please the ear
OF one so cultured and grand as you;
But to its music-laugh as you will
My heart and thoughts must ever be true
! shut my eyes in the hall last night
For the clash of the music wearied me)
And close TO my heart this vision came--
The same sweet picture | always
IN the vine clad porch of a cottage home.
Halt i'll shadow and half i'll sun
A mother chanting her lullaby,
Rocking TO rest her little one.
And soft and sweet rs the music fell
From the mothers lips heard the coo
OF my baby girl, with drowsy tongue
She echoed the song with GOO a goo.
Together they sang, the mother and babe,
My wife and child by the cottage door
All , Nnt is the concert brother Tom,
My ears are aching to hear once more,
So now good by And | wish You we'll
And many year of wealth and gain.
loH were born to be rich and CAV
am content To be poor and plain.
And 20 back to my country home
With love that absence has strengthened
Back to the coiicert all my owl
Mothers singing and baby coo.
HaTDefs Monthly
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We SAT down on "A little rustic seat and waited
Tor the rest of the company to arrive She sat at
my right She had belt on that was fastened at
the side with Il large pin. | am particular about
stating this because remember when took away
my hand this pin stuck into it, making quite a
wound, so she wound her dainty mouchoir (see
French Dictionary around it, assuring Inc that she
should certainly want he on her side, and was so
happy that my heart flew up into my mouth, and
came very near losing it on the lawn.
On arrival OF the party, my charner and girl
whom detested We're fixed upon as leaders. Just
before the choices were made. was assured by
my friend that she wanted me on her side so /
sanntered careessly about the lawn, knocking
Imaginary balls about and keeping my minds eye
roof Of my mouth. My friend chose first; my face
was all smiles; there was miles of 1t on my coun-
tenance, and heard her clear, bell-like voice call
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No1TCE

r{NIIS j. to notify that my son, Geo. skinner. hi,
l left my care without any cause on my part, ana
that all persons forbidden to harbOr trust hun
ON my account, as shall pay no debts of his con
tracing after this date.
PHILIP SIMMER
Belfast, Sept, Is, 1877. 3w4'
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hest men The only term IA Tho whole game TIA,
understand thoroughly is what d "croquet' Is.
very nobby girl on my side was about to execute
very difficult shot She was going to croquet ball
through wicket, and wishing to get the exact
line, would get beyond the wicket and sight the
ball and tell her how to strike p She stood
small knoll, the ground was little uneven, and |
got down on my knee--a rather unusual position
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Dissolution.

rsNlIE 60 partnerShp heretofore existing under ltr
1 name and style of iialctinc y Bickiard is tn
day dissolved by mutual consent
IIAZELrINE K BlCkFORD
Belfast. sept. l., lN1S.
The busiucss will be carried on in future by Cha
l.. HakCltinc. 2wli
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out, not George but another fellows name. and
my heart let go the roof of my mouth and dove
down into me with such force that am confident
had not sat down at that instant, that it would
have stove hole right through me. When suf-
ticenty regained my senses, | found that through
the mysterious workings OF unfathomable woman
! was on Just the opposite from where | expected
to be- and my female friend, who was full of deceit
and the peaches had bought cut me all the rest
of the afternoon worse than any barber ever did l
did not learn much about the game played as
well as | could. and did as was told. Four girls
scolding most of the time. | could not help
being reminded Of that old hymn,
con Jaw dams stormy banks stand"
Once or twice felt it my duty, with others, to
separate the girls when they got too excited and
brandished their macts too forcibly. | could not
but think with what skill those four girls in years
to come, will WELD broom handle, and with what
precision and unerring aim they will use stove
litter.
There were lots of terms used in the game that
| did not fully understand. was beginning to like
the game. that is, didn't care so much about the
game as did the girls. 1t seemed to make good
preext for party to get together and see each
other and fight and scold and otherwise enjoy
themselves but just at a very exciting point of the
game met with an accident that came near blot
ting out Of existence of Americas greatest and
The Republican journal., 1877-10-18

At Marion, Mass, the other day, Miss
Lucy M. Nye was welded to Hiram Nye.
This is literally Nye for a Nye.
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Call and Paw!

yJNUOSE indebted to me whose term of credit ha'
l expired. are notified to call and settle at once
and SAVE COST OAKES Angler.
Belfast, Oct. 10, 1877. l5tf
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'Old age" says one whose words have survived
his name, lis a blessed time when looking back
over the folies sins and mistakes of past lte-too
late, indeed to remedy, but not too late to repent
we may put off earthly garments by one
and dress ourselves for Heaven Griets that are
heavy to the young to the old calm and almost
joyful, tokens of the near and ever nearing time
when there shall be no more DEATH neither sorrow
nor crying, neither any more pain Even though
walking in darkness for while, the aged have the
sure promise-'At eventide it shall be light -
The Republican journal., 1877-10-18

Mans rights do not include the right to all the
comforts of home without any Of the work, or
worry. self sacrifice, or thoughttulness and well
doing incident to its creation and maintenance. A
good many men think they have done their full
duty if they pay the bills more or less grudgingly
But one might as well try to warm IA room with Il
fireplace and pair of sllver-plaed androns. and
no fuel or fire, lis 20 make a home with money
The money simply makes place for the home 10
complete it. the man must put in himself and the
best part of himself at that
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N VOUS DEBILITY

Vital weakness or depression awros
haH-ted feeling, np energy ur coraP,, thr rr-u.
mental over-work, indescretions or exec
SOS, OF soInp drnu upon thr system, I- ..iwal-
ed 10y HUMPHREYS HOMEOPAf HIC SPEu
IFiC No. %. lttonos up and inviaoralr, Nh,
tenn, di+pelS th' gloom and dcspundcnry, np
strength itnd energy stops the drain aud ,,...
mate, the entire msu, Been used twenty year -
perfect -uccrs. Nh tNou md~. sold by d,uU
Price, :loo per single Vial, or el.oo rcr pnckq
five l;.l- and $500 viai of powder sent b, MAJ.
receipt fpricr. Addrrs HUMPHREYS HONE
OPATHtC MEDICINE COMPANY,
y2~ 100 III LION 81, NEW NOEk-
For Sale in Belfast by w. o. Poor & Sor
and r. H MOODY
The Republican journal., 1877-10-18
Plays! Plays!
F1aVEi PLAYS !

For Reading Clubs, for Amateur Theatrcals, Tenn
perance Plays, Drawing Room Plays, Fairy Plays
Ethiopian Plays, Guide Books, Speakers Pantomimes
Burnt Cork Theatrical Face Preparations, Jarley's
Wax Works, Wigs Boards and Moustaches at re
duced prices. Costumes Scenery, Charades, New
prices. sAPL FRENCH & son, 122 Nassau St,
New York
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renews the growth; and always surely restores its
color, when faded or gray. 1t stimulates the nutri-
tive organs TO healthy activity, and preserves both
the hair and its beauty. Thus brashy, weak or sick
ly hair becomes glossy, pliable and strengthened;
lost hair regrows with lively expression; falling
hair is checked and stablished thin hair thickens;
and faded or gray hairs resume their original color.
Its operation is and harmless. t cures dand-
ruff, heals all humorS and keeps the scalp cool clean
and sott-under which conditions, diseases of the
scalp impossible
As dressing for ladies hair. the NIGoK is prais-
ed for its grateful and greeabe perfume and valued
for the soft ustre and richness of tone it impart.
PREPARED By
Dr.. j. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
HG~Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
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Ayers Fl air Vigor,
For Restoring Gray Hair
70 IT'S N11I R1L JITlLI1l- IND TOLOE.

Advancing years. sick
ness, care. disappoint
ment, and hereditary
predispoSition, all turn
the hair gray, and either
Of them incline ii TO
Shed prematurely.
AYERS HAIR NIGOR,
My long and extensive
use, has proven that ii
stops the falling Of the
hair Immediately; often
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VIM. GLENN & SONS
Headquarters for Groceries
IMMENSE STOCK GREAT VARIETY! LOW PRICES
The Finest Assortment in the West.
PROVISIONS, FLOUR, GRAIN SEEDS DRIED FRUIT,
MATCHlESS AND FRUIT CAKE TOBACCO.
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VI asterfs sale,

state of Illinois. Alexander County-sr
In the Alexander County Circuit Court.
William W. Huey, vs.. Eugene Garagbty
and Louisiana Garaghtl, William II.
Gale, Acnda Is Gale, Caihariue Gal.
Jacob II. Burrough and Il bert l.. VIII
sou.
Bill to reform ard fore lose mortgage.
Public notice is hereby given that in
pursuance of a decree rendered in the
above entitled cause in said court at the
January term, A. u. 1877, /, John y. Har-
msn, master In chancery OF said county,
viii en- Friday the Goth Gay OF March, a. u.
ISL. at the hour of two O'Clock p. IN. of
said day sell at public auction to the high.
est bidder for cash in hand, at the south.
westerly door OF The court house In the
city OF Cairo, in the county of Alexander
aud State Of Illinois. the following des.
eribed real estate. ali situate. lying and be =
ing in the said county OF Alexander aud
state Of IIlinois. to-nit: The Dorth-eas-
quarter II the south east quarter OF see
ton No. twenty (20l in township No four
teen 40, south range three 81 west
Also; The fractional southwest quarter
section of Thirty l3ol in said township.
Also: The fractional north half OF see
ton thirty.one (3l) in said township.
Also: The east halt Of the factiCna
south. east quarter OF section No. twenty
tour "a, ia township No. fourteen IA.
south range az west.
Also: The fractional east half OF see lon
No. twenty i've 60 in township fourteen
"a, south range a. west.
Also: The west half Of the southwest
quarter and the southwest quzrter of the
northwest quarter OF section tweIty-nine
co, in township No. fourteen IA so0th
range three ~ west.
Also: Four hundred and two acres, more
or less. being tract OF land known az ''ac-
ceretien or made land" lying in townships
fourteen "a south range three and four
west OF the third principal meridian, and
lying southwest OF section twenty-five e )
in township fourteen IA south range four
west, and south Vest OF fractional sections
thirty and thirty-oDe in township fourteen
IA south range three % west, and bounded
on the western and southern line 10y the
Mississippi river. together with all and
singular the privileges and appurtenances
thercunto belonging and thereto apper.
tanning. john q, HARMAN,
Master in Chancery.
CAIRO, Ills. March 80. \. u. ISL.
3-sw4t
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Administrators. Sale

Public notice is hereby given that bv
virtue of an order Of the county court of
the County OF Alexander in the state of
Illinois. rendered at the December term
of SAID court, \. ID. 1873. I, Harmon II .
Black administrator de bonis non OF the es.
tate OF Louis Nassnno .late Of said county.
deeea;e ed, Will sell at public vendue on the
10th day OF April. y. ID. 1877, at the west
door OF OF the Court House in the CITY OF
Caro- between the hours Of ten O'Clock ia
the forenoon and i've o'clock in the after
noon OF the same day to the highest bidder
To pay the debts ofthe said Louis Nssann0
deceased, the following described real
estate. situate in the county Of Alexander
and the State Of Illinois 10. Wit:
Lots numbered four "a. five 81. and Isl.
IN block numbered seventeen 10, in the
first addition TO the city Of Caro-: and the
southeast quarter OF section twelve lai.
township siXteenll6l, south range two q,
west.
subject 10 the Homestead interest Of Wild
COW ana family 10 and to -sii lot eight in
block seventeen. and TO the wiLow'.
dover IN said real estate
Terms OF sale One halt Of purchase
money 70 be cash in hand upon approval OF
sale sud delivery of deed and Que hall on
credit OF six months. purchaser TO give
security ana trust deco on the premises TO
secure ths re mainder OF purchase money.
Dated March, 18th, 1877.
HARMON III. BLACK.
o-s-i~. Administrator dc bonss non, et,.
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Trustees sale

Whereas John u. Philis and Rachel J..
fbtllis his wife, did by certain deed OF
trust be airing date March the LIT 1876,
convey unto Charles A. ScOheld. guardian
OF the minor heirs OF William II Sc0iield.
deceased, the following real estate situate
In the city of Cairo. county Of Alexander
and State OF IlliuOi and known and des-
ignaled upon the recorded plat OF said city
as follows, to-wit: Lois numbered ~ and
~ in block numbered 20, aud .ots .. e and
! ia block a, snd lot ten to- aud the south
half of lot numbered IL IN block numbered
one in the first add ton 10 the city o.
cairo aforesaid, in trust. however. 10 s.
cure the prompt payment II certain prom
l,sory no,e of that da'e. duly executed
by the said John Il. Philli.. tor the sum of
s!.la5.5s, and made due and payable to the
SAID charles A. SCofie III, guardian as atorc-
said, twelve months after date with inter
est thereon from date st the rate OF ten
per cent per sunum. And whereas said
note l. now past due and no part there OF mas
been paid and the sal John Z. Philli. hiss
made default in the payu ent of the same.
Now therefore. |, tie said Charles y. SEQ.
field guardian as aforesaid co hereby noti-
~ tue said John b. Phiilis and Rachel !.
fhlllls and all whom it may concern that
by virtue of said deed 81 trust and the
power therein conferred on me. will at
tne hour OF eleven o'clock. a. m. on the
-lst Jay april, A. II. lc,1, al the westerly
cour; house door in the city OF Cairo IN
said county, sell at public ont cry tor cash
IN hand the above mentioned real estate or
80 much thereof As may be necessary TO
pay and discharge said promissory note
ana the interest thereon and the necessary
eXpenseS OF executing said trust.
CHAELFS A. SCoFIYfp.
Guardian Of the minor heirs of William IL
Scofeld. deceased.
CAIRO, HIS. March 18th 1877.
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Master Aaip

state OF Illinois, AlcXsnder C1uBty-->>.
la the Alexander County Circuit Court.
John L. brodeIieh ". George Erwin John
J. Erwin, Florence IRWIN, William W.
Erwin and Elizabeth >enmair
Bill for Partition,
Public notice is hereby given that in
pursuance OF decree rendered by said
court in the above entitled cause, at the
January term thereof. A. D., 49,. I, John
q. Hartman, Master in ChauCerY OF said
county, viii on Friday, the 3Uth day OF
March, \. ID. ls;., AT the hour OF Zen
O'clock a. M. OF said day, sell at public
yendue 10 the highest bidder at the front
door of the cOust house, in the city OF
Cairo III said county and state, the follow.
ing described real state ami PREMISE, to-
Wit:
The Southwest quarter vi the north
! cast quaiter and the west halt OF the south
easi quarter OF section thirteen 49,. teWn-
ship fifteen ID. south range two : west
in the said county OF Alexander and state
Of Iihnoi., said southwest quarter OF tho
north-east quarter, appraised at one
/ Thousand dollars, aud laid west half Of the
southwest quarter. appraised AZ Twelve
Hundred 1hirty-thrt g dollars and Thirty
three cents: aid lanus will not he sold Tor
less than twO-thirds their afoIesaid
appraised Vaiue, and viii be sold
subject 70 the yearly dover OF Ella
sum OF Thirry-three and one-third dollars
which Is lien on saii land an. premises,
said sum Of Ghiriy.three and one third
dollars 10 be paid by the owner or owners
OF said land on the lir,t " OF January 10
each and every year during her natural
life and for the time before the first day OF
January A. ID. ls.-, she shall, be paid The
just proportion OF said sum, computing
from the day OF sale.
Terms OF yaic--llbIert Ia the IL Tfgring
ons,-One-hsf Of the purchase
money 10 be paid cash ia hand, tue otu.
half on a credit OF twelve mOnth. from the
day Of sale, deiened payment TO be evil
denced by the purchasers note. drawing
six per cent. Interest, and occurred by
deed OF trust on the premises sold. 4 deed
Of conveyance IN due form will be execut.
Ell 10 the purchaser on the day OF sale
JOHN q. HARSiAS.
VI ter in thanCcTy.
CAkO, Ill March tn ls...
5-S-n+C
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Administratrix Notice,

Estate OF Joseph i. Cameron, deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed
adminislratrix OF the estate of Joseph L.
Cameron, late OF the county OF Alexander
and state OF Illinois, deceased, hereby
gives notice that she will appear before
the county court OF Alexander county, at
the court house in Cairo at the MAY term
on the third Monday in May next, al which
time all persons having CLAIMS against said
estate are notified and requested 10 attend
Tor the purpose OF having the same ad.
lusted. All persons indepted 10 said e.
tate are requested to make immediate pay
ment 10 the undersigned.
Dated, this 10Th day OF March, i. d.,
1877. MARGARET CAMERON, Adm'x.
March 22-w.6t
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4 dLninistraiors Notice.

Estate Of Charles BOeEeE d-cease,l
The undcTslgned, having bean APPOINTED "a
HlnistruiOr Of tie esta,e Of Charles Becker lat.
Of the county Of Alexander ami tate OF lii
sois, deceased, hereby gives 6OtIcs thAt De Will
appear DiDIs the county court OF Alexander
county, At the court hOu4e In Cairo al the April
term. On the tiiiri Monday in April mex, Of
which time all persons having claims against
ssld estate are notified and requested u attend
for the purpose Of Ia ring the same adjusted
All persons Indebted 70 said estate are requested
10 make inInediats pay ment 10 the undersigned
Dated this III day of February, 4. T.. Isl.
GEORGE LAIJNIE,
AfninistTatOT.