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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-12-22
LIPPISCerr's MAGAZINE.

OF the articles in Lippincotts Maea-
zine for january, beginning the new
volume Of this popular monthly, those
that seem to merit most attention are
Edward Kings Odd Corners in Austria
giving picturesque descriptions, we'll
illustrated, of Trieste, Pola, and other
places in Southern Austria, seldom visit
ed by the mere tourist; an account of
"The Late Judge Nicholas, of Kentuc-
KY" interesting both for its political aud
and its personal details, by Paul r. Ship
man and General Brisbin's narrative
of "a Journey through the Wind River
Country" Alfred T. Bacon has second
illustrated paper on Sicily; Mrs. Hooper
describes the Monte-de- Pete, the great
pawnbroking establishment in Paris;
and the Gossip" contains, among other
matters, some anecdotes of Lincoln.
"For Percival,p the new illustrated
serial, continues bright and attractive
Other stories in this number are "Voice-
less" by Robert A. Mcleod; aUncle
Pompey's Christmas" by Jennie Wood
vile; and the opening chapterSof "Jack
and Mrs. Brown" BY the author of
"Blind Pits" The poetry is by Celia
Thaxter, Emma Lazarus and Edgar
Fawcett, and the reviews are unusually
numerous, comprising notices of all the
chief holiday publications. It a strong
number.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-12-22

WE see it stated in late Washington
dispatches that the opponents of the
silver bill now have strong hopes of de.
featiDg the measure, as several senators
who have he. etofore supported it, now
favor compromise of some kind. We
suggest to Western senators that if they
suffer themselves to be bulldozed or
bought up by the Eastern bankers and
bondholders that their chances for re-
election will be remarkably slim. The
wishes Of . large majority of the people
of the whole country, except eight or ten
of the extreme eastern states, have been
plainly manifested of lste in this matter,
and if their representatives in the Sem
ate will not heed their desires, other men
who will do SO, will be chosen a. fast as
vacancies occur.
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scribner's Monthly for l877.7s

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| Hunting in New Engiand'' In the January num-
Der, viii represent The same section In this Sc
RES. John burroughs, whose papers on simlHk
feature Of ScrtbRer, viii write OF farm lie N
New York. Maurice Thompson, the poet nseur-
sist VIII describe the chancteristics OF estern
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reai n in manuscriDt declare RoTv to be much
| the most striking and renark able story this xu-
thor has ever written 1t is illustrated by one Of
the abiest of the younger American painters
Mr.. Walter Shirelaw, President Of the ''Ameri-
can Art Associatiou.s'
Amarican-Sport..-So of the most novel
and entertaining Of these papers are yet appear
1 the scenes Of which are 10 be in the West, the
Middle States, the South, New England and
Csnal1n. siS
Ont. NJ. Door paner.-byg John Burroughs.
.ntbar ~ a. Make Rni,in ), Il. will conf.in not
ohiy articles on Birds, but on ''Trainping, -
Camping Out" and kindrest topics- Mr.
| Burroughs papers will begin IN the january
number, The first being entitled ..Birsts aud
Birds, and illustrated by FIuelia bridges
Architecture of Birda-Dr. Thomas NJ.
Rf,.yrer viii contr;hu;e f,1,r cxnnisireiv i,lns
OF nature will delight in. DR. Brewer has prob
ably the finest collection Of birds eggs in the
world to draw upon for the Illustration OF these
papers.
The Saddle Horse Col. George L. War
ing win whose excellent work of various SORTS
our readers are familiar. contributes two iilas-
trated articles on the horse. lie treats specially
of sadde-horses and their use for pleasure and
for sport, including road-rding, fox hunting and
racing The nature OF the English Thoroughbred
and that OF his progefitor line AraDiauI ana
'ul's oo"., ~ ,e.a'on - 'I ' .Se
writer viii BE- given in early hunters Of serISser,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-12-22
WE give below the principal portion

We give below the principal portion
of the act of Congress of 1869, passed
for the express purpose of strengthening
the public credit. It will be seen that
siluer as we'll as gold is named as one of
the mediums in which our public debt
may be paid:
The faith of the United States is SOL
EMMY pledged to the payment in coin or
its equivalent of all the obligations of
the United States not bearing interest
known as United States notes, and of all
the interest bearing obligations of the
United States, except in cases where the
law authorizing the issue of any such
obligations has expressly provided that
that the same may be paid in lawful
money or other currency than gold and
siluer.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-12-22

At the recent interview between Pres
ident Hayes and Senator Pattersoa, Mr.,
Patterson is reported to have said that
since Wade Hampton has been placed in
Office by the President not . Republican
meeting had been held in South Garcia
and, further than that, he challenged the
President to point to single Republican
meeting that has been held anywhere in
the South since he has been President.
"If you will point to Q single meetin,'
said he, II will resign my seat in the
Senate" The president said he had
never thought Of that before and did not
now remember any such meeting. Pat.
terson also called his attention to the
fact that the negroes were very fond Of
public meetings and elections. but that
now, throughout the whole south, not .
negro conuld by induced to 60 to either,
for fear of his life. The interview con.
cluded with the declaration ON the part
of the President that he was alwaysa nx-
ious to learn the facts, and that he was
always accessible Chicago Inter Ocean.
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SCRIBNER FOR JANUARY.

The January Scribner begins and ends
with Christmas poem. Mr.. Boyessen's
opening ballad, "Jarl Sigard's Christmas
Eve" is the means of re-introducing to
the magazine the pencil of Mrs. Mary
Hallock Foote, who has made large il.
lustration for this poem and is hereafter
to contribute frequently. Another phase
of the holiday feeling is given in Irwin
Russelps christmas Night in the Omar
ters," which reproduces an old time
scene in the South, and contains three
separate dialect poems, with illustrations
by Hopkins. "Fox-hunting in New
England" may fairly be call Christmas
topic, and Mr.. Rowland E. Robinson dis
cusses it with enthusiasm in an illustra-
ted paper of fourteen pages. An anony-
nous paper on CDR. Schleimann at N.Y.
cene," reviews in a judicial vein the ia.
nous discoveries of that explorer, many
of the objects, including some of the
finest, being shown in the engravings.-
John Burroughs returns to his favOrite
topic in "Birds and Birds" for which
Miss Bridges, who is so we'll known by
her bird-pictures, has made several draw
ings. DR.. Holland contributes a short
poem entitled ga Glimpse of Youth"
and Stedman another on "The Last To-
ken," suggested by Max's picture of the
same name, which is here engraved
There are also poems by H. H., Sidney
Lanier, Paul FL. Hayne, Mary E. Brad
ley, and Others. The story of the NUM-
Der, by the elusive "Saxe Holm" relates
to the Civil War and is called "Joe Hale's
Red Stockings" Many readers will turn
at once to q paper of new anecdotes Of
"Pidgin English" by A. A. Hayes, Jr.,
and to III. H. sketch of the marvellous
enterprise of American frontier life, enti-
tied "a New Anvil Chorus. What the
Presidents have thought in regard to ap-
pointments is summarized in L. NJ. Dor
mans Century of Civil Service" 1.-THE
Growth of Cities in the United States" is
treated by B. G. Magic, Jr., who has q
word of warning for the South. The
serials by Miss Trafton and Edward
Eggleston are continued, the latter with
a picture of Twonnet and Roxy telling
fortunes by Walter Shirlaw.
In his department. DR.. Holland dis
cusses "West Point and the Educational
Charities" Books and Reading" Fit
ting for College," and "Work for the
MachinMachine. THE Old Cabinet"
has something about Gossip and the
U. s. Census" "Law Points in Novels"
Reasons for not Voting for Reform
Candidate" "a Young Cambridge Stu
dent" "Midgets," etc. Home and So
ciety" contains suggestions about "Pri-
vate Theatricals," etc. Couture and
Progress" has dozen book notices, and
"The Worlds Work" records variety
of Industrial Improvements. "Bric-a-
Brac" is given over to Irwin Russells
poem mentioned above. 4
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-12-22
"THAT WIFE Of NINE"

The design of this series is to answer
a question propounded in the Editors
Drawer of Harper's Weekly, after thi.
manner:
"Why will not some of our American
writers give US q series of domestic
sketches-actual occurrences of every.
day life-the exact truthfulness and
aptness Of which will at once touch 9
chord that will instantly vibrate in the
popular heart, the real joys and sorrow:
of the home circle"
"That Husband of Mine" was the first
response to this suggestion, and its i'm
mense sale, over $4,000 copies in a
month, shows how aptly it fits a popular
want. The companion volume, "Thai
Wife of Mine" is, in the words of the
able critic of the Boston Journal:
Agreeably disappointing. 1t really
marks decided advance in authorship,
and is better book every way than its
predecessor. 1t has stronger plot
and more of it; the characters are more
distinct in their individuality and bet
ter drawn; and the construction is not
SO light and trifing as in the other book.
The "wife" this time is German girl,
Lissa-bright, capriciuus, wilful, atfec-
tionate, tantalizing. The husband" is
the ''Charlie" of the other book, whose
traits-as he is this time the teller of the
story-are not particularly emphasized.
The Professor, Lissa's brother; 80"
Charles half sister; Miss Walters,
with whom the professor is awkwardly
but desperately in love; and "Tiddy," a
negro woman, are among the other char
acters. There are a number of humor-
GUS situations in the book, as for exam
pie, where the professor having a baby
left on his hands by stranger puts it
on door step to get rid it, and goes
home afterward to find in his blind agi-
tation-being without his spectacles-he
had left the baby GU his own threshold !;
and, again, in chapter sixteen, where
there is an encounter between rival
piano men, one of whom had been order
ed by LISA, and the other by her hus-
band. There is also now and then q
touch Of general pathos. Its incidents,
its character, its language, are of the
everyday sort, but its very simplicity
and naturalness give it charm to the
ordinary reader; and it is undeniably
pure and healthful in its tone. We
must pronounce "That Wife of Mine"
an excellent book of its kind, and better
deserving popularity than its prede,
cessor. LEE & SHEPARD, Publishers,
| Boston.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-12-22
LIPPINCOTT'S MAGAZINE.
An Illustrated Magazine Of
Popular Literature. Science, and Art.
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1873.

With the number for Janusry, this magazine
begins its twenty first volume. During the ten
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BY Gen. J 8. Brisbin, U: 9. A.; Judge Nicho-
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-12-22

TIE Eureka correspondent of the
Kansas City Jo,unalof Commerce has the
following in regard to the progress made
on the railroad from Emporia to Eureka
The line has been located to Eureka.
and the grade stakes are set to Madison,
Oh the Verdigris, twenty miles south of
Emporia. The abutments for the bridge
over the Cottonwood are nearly COM
pleted, and part of the bridge is or the
ground. Five miles of the road, from
Emporia to Coal creek, is graded.
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Sherff's Sale.

Sherif's Sale,
STATE OF KANSAS,(ss
ALLEN COUNTY.
In the District Court Of the Seventh Judicial
Samuel Brown, Orrin Brown1
and Ruth Brown, Plaintiffs
VS..
| John Brown, Deborah Brown
and Albert Brown, minors,
Defendants, ~
SUIT FOR PARTITION.
By virtue Of an Order Of Sale in the above en-
out of the Seventh judicial District Court of the
State of Kansas, sitting in and for Allen County
in said State, 1 will, on
Wednesday, January I'd, A. D. 1873,
at 10 o'clock m of said day. at the front door of
the C0urt-HOuse in the City of lola, in the Coun-
ty and State aforesaid, offer ut public sale and
sell to the highest bidder, for cash in hand the
following described lands and tenements, to-wit:
The north h alf OF the southeast quarter of Sec
ton thirteen Q3l, town twenty-ti.ree ts0, range
sixteen go, in Coney County, Kansas, apprais-
Also, eighteen and sixty three one huniiretlths
acres OF the east end Of the north half Of the
southwest quarter Of section thirteen (isl, town
twenty-three 29, range sixteen Q6), IN Coney
County, Kansas, appraised at 9145.
Also the east half of the southwest quarter Of
range eighteen psl, in Allen County, Kansas,
appraised at $500.
Also the northwest quarter of section thirty
three [3), town twenty -four [24l, range eighteen
isl, in Allen County, Kansas, appraised at
S136S.
Also the northwest quarter of the southwest
quarter of section thirty-three 1881, town twen-
ty-four tslJ, range eighteen [lSl, in Allen Coun-
ty, Kansas, appraised ut $50.
Said lands and tenements to be sold as COM
manded by the said Order of Sale at not less
than two-thi''is the 'Ipr1 Fl M ys1%si
@sw sheriff Allen County, kansas
sherin's ONCE. lola, Kansas, Nov 30, ISL
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-12-22

ONE hundred and twenty thousand
hogs arrived in Chicago during two days
of last week. Their aggregate weight
was over 100000 pounds, and they
were valued at 81, 1920, 600. The receipts
of hogs for the week were 100000 to
$4,000, or 10000 to 10000 more than
were ever before received in that city in
the same length of time.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-12-22

EFFoETs are now being made at St.
Louis and New Orleans to secure line
of ocean steamers from New Orleans to
some of the principal South American
ports on the Atlantic side. 1t is believed
that large direct trade with South
America can thus be opened up, and
that it will furnish a profitable market
for large quantities of Western and
Southern produce.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-12-22

A YOUNG lady named Matte Gala.
han died in Lawrence day or two ago,
from the effects of an abortion produced
by one DIR. Carl Neuman. The doctor
has been arrested, and is to be hoped
that he will be prosecuted to the full
extent of the law.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-12-22

ENGLAND, just now, seems u little in.
clined to take hand iu the settlement
of the Eastern question. The London
Pail Mall Gazette says that "the sum.
moning of Parliament probably means no
more than warning to other powers
that England does not propose to allow
the Eastern question to be settled by
three European powers, and that she
must have some voice in the disposal Of
her OWE future.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-12-22

AT the late term of the District Court
of Wyandotte County, Kansas, six persons
were sentenced to the penitentiary for
terms varying from two to seven years
EACH. The aggregate length of time
covered by these sentences amounts to
forty-seyen wears.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-12-22

A MONSTER meeting in favor of the
reconciliation of the silver dollar was
held in Chicago this week. TIE call for
the meeting was signed by over 5000
citizens, and among are those of many
of her wealthiest and most influential
business men.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-12-22
Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF ALLEN.

STATE OF KANSAS, I
COUNTY OF ALLEN. !
In the Probate Court in and for said county:
In the matter of the estate of Jas. Mcdonald,
deceased, notice is hereby given to all whom il
may concern that l, as executor of said estate,
did on the lsrh day of December, ISL, file lii said
Court my pc, iton asking for un order to sell at
private sale the following described real estate,
or SO much thereof as may be necessary for the
payment of the debts of said estate, situated in
said Allen county, Kansas, tO-wit:
Lot 8 block IL, lot block Il, lot block "a, lot
5 block IS, lot block 81, lot l2 block Al, lot S
block IS, lot 2 block %, lot 8 block l0i, lot 6
block Ill, lot block ia, lot II block ll9, lot
block 46, west Il lot II block 40 west q lot Is
block 30, west Z lot Is block 40, nineteen feet
east and west OF east side lot block n, lot l
block 80, lot block 50, all in the city of lola,
Allen county, Kansas /; also east-half of north
east quarter section "a, town "a, range Is, 40
acres; also part of southeast quarter section q.
town "a, range Is, 80 100 acres; also part of the
northeast Quart err section q, town "a, range Is,
$500 acres also part of the north east quarter
section q, town "A, range Is q acres, all stu
ated in said county and State. And said petition
will be heard before said Court on the It'll day of
January A. ID. 1873 ut 2 O'Clock p. m. of said
day. JOHN. NJ. MCDONALD,
3w Executor.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-12-22

THERE now seems to be a strong
probability that the Chicago and Alton
Railroad will extend its line to Kansas
City. This would give Kansas City a
direct line to Chicago under one manage
ment, aid be an immense benefit to that
city and to large portion Of Kansas as
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-12-22

EBo4cE books no longer for the fsw only TAo
~ ose. ssooks asesiiy sold nom d . s = sisss
- and unabridssdD for 10 and - c:sfs
IL East Lynne, by Mrs. Henry Wood. -
8 John Halifhx, Cent; BY Ms Anisck. =
Jane Eyre, By ChaT s B5ont e., g g
-. The Block Indies, by Jules Verne .....l0
Enst Days Of Pompeii, by Bulwer. I'D 9
z. Adam Be.ie y George Ellioss -; IA, 70
10. ne Woman IN White, ~ Wilkie Collinsso c.
a. The Nh on the Floss, By George Elliott q .
Is. A Princes Of Thule. BY William Black. 20 0
u. The Dead Secret, by Wilkie Collins .....l 10 Q
2 Ronel.. By Gso,gs Eliot aasss po;. -; =, 70
II. Hidde a Pesils. by Mary Cecil Hay 10 6
g. nerbAra's History. Ame5ia =. Edwards p 9
%. Old Curiosity Shop, by Charles Dickens % .
81 Foul Play, BY Charles Reade. ........0 Q
e Man and wife, BY wilkie Collins. 10
F. Nes sa Toe Lac s e 2.n1. y e.
81 Aurora Floyd, by Miss n E Bradden. 30 9
x Sss: aSs x Hsss by William
-. Norah's Love Test, by Mary Cecil Hay 10
%. Her Dearest Foe, by Mrs. Alexander. :. %
81. Love Me Little Love Ne Long, c. Rsade. 10 c
e. The Queen Of Hearts, by Wilkie Collins. 10 &
s. Handy Andy, by Samuel Lover. 20 &
s. Simpleton, by Charles Reed. lOc
ID. tellN f1Oll, the Aaulc8I, Dy Oeo sEsiAtOS "
IS. The WooiIg OF, by Mrs. Alexander. % Q
s.. The Mystery, by Mrs. Henry Wood. 10 G
81. Antonins, by Wilkie Collins. ..........30 9
80. ivsnhoe, by Sir Walter Scott. Q
20. The Heir to Ashley, Mrs Henry Wood. 10
n. White Lies, By Charles Reade. ..........3 20 c
y. Hide and Seek, by Wilkie Collins. 20 c
-. Hector of Servadac, by Jules Verne. 10 c
n. The Tower OF London, W. H. Ainsworth % c
Is. A Lies Secret. by Mrs Hepey Wood 10 G
IS. Heritage Of Langiale. Mrs. Alexander % G
q In Silk Attire, BY William Black. 10 Q
A. The Strange Adventures OF . Phaef0n, by
@. Granville dc yisne; or Held in Bondage,
50. Under the Greenwood Tree, Thos HardyiO 9
81. kilnleuy, by William Black. 10 o
81. The Lost Bank Note, by Mrs. H. Wood 10 c
49, The Monarch Of Mincing Lane, by VII
81 Under Two Flags, by iOuida'' ..........2O
Is. strsfhmore, 81 'sOuids, -. .......so Q
81. Avoyage Round the World-south Amer
ica, by Jules Verne. observation-disclosures 10
9. sil.s Mariner, by George Elliott. 10
%. Chandos, by "Ouida, ".....20 c
70. 4 Voyage Round the Worid-Austraiia,
n Bebee; or. Two Little Wooden shoes,
by "0uida, ," ................l 10 9
81. Folle-Farine, by ''Ouiia'' I'D
g. Dene Hollow, by Mrs Henry Wood. -. ID
For Sale by all Booksellers and Ncwsdealers,
" sent, postage prepaid, on receipt Of price by
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