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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-10-06
KANSAS ITEMS.

Col. 8. A. Cobb has very fine fruit
farm near Wyandotte, and will have
about 1000 bushels Of choice apples this
year.
The prospects tor large immigration
to the State this fall are very fattering.
The Topeka Commonwealth says that the
demand upon the State Board of Agri-
culture for statistics and information
about Kansas is very great.
A young lady in Monticello township,
johnson County, aged about nineteen
years. shot herself in the forehead with
. pistol, and died almost instantly one
day last week. She was incurably
afflicted with spasms, and it is supposed,
found life unendurable. II
4 serious strike and riot occurred
among the iaborsss on the Kansas Cen
tEal railroad at Circleville, jackson
County, last week. The men were dis
satisfied because the contractors paid
them only one months wages when two
we're due, and refused to permit track
laying to go on. On Friday 4 posse of
some twenty men left Lesyenworth on
special train. and at Holton were joined
BY the Sheriff Of Jackson County with
about fifteen mona, and all were armed
With Springfield rifles. When within .
half mile Of the scene Of the disturb
ances, the posse YES met by the mob led
By well known rough named Hartman.
The Sheriff ordered the arrest of Hart
man, but the desperado resisted, and
was finally shot and mortally wounded.
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fHB REGULAR Army.

The October number Of Harper.
-,e,.,.l., con,.;,. =, .blv vriften article
n T.C,.l,.- ;.-.;.a :. $500.
~ 1e..' ' = 49,: - 49,.
to chow IN . vary conclusive manner
exped,ent NOR economical. We give be-
lo- an ..t,.ct.
- .S
Anotne1 PII"clP,e ul."n aow Ha.
own exPeiience - 'as' wv sleas .1al =.
ZION =. sae le. -. Hmy o,ssr .s:'s -
~ lncleso VI tac s:sn.p saCn "a
Penses more taan samc'ee. 70 mA, ms;in
m a.S lsss. ~. uam ass.; ~ ..y nrrh.rs
I osne. 49, .ae uenS'eaSy - e . IT,
~ P!e.snseu ny gosS ,.: 1u;aS o LII. III
Pig ~ .ae ouI oimc , .l ~. i. "...
~ ~ lone sua osuy ~ 49, VII '~''
xs LII sIs ~. ~ =. 'aS -. =. ~ man.
~ .o M W.. 49, " 49,. ~. synansa
s I'LL :uo os W, " S.s.snYs.ts
81 ~. U. I! ua%e .." . so 49, r.;n
t.;n.S fcr e.sr! : forcs that -on,d have
a-.-...s5 n. t..,Si. ..d ..v.d iii ths
P .SnsL,e IT, Wy ~ s r. ~ -" -. h.
"a o - e,,a $500. s;on .' -. "a thst
~ IN. - n ."o ~ IS.h. - ~. H.
H.; ia ~. oea"...J TL;s d;Gs,I,w sr;aos
cor.t.nt nj .nd town. ors m.;n Element
N tha is:rs 81. .h.ro.. sor The ,-.osnort..
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HARD Tlnss In RUSSIA.

The price of provisions has risen 80
or 40 per cent, while the paper money,
that Is poured out in incessant volumes,
has deprecated over fifty per cent, and
is constantsy growing moro worthless.
Tho calling out of the reserves has
stripped the fields of their laborers, the
railroads Of their most experienced en-
ployees, the manufactures of their
skilled workmeu, and even the street
railways of large part Of their men
and horses. Commerce Is at . stand,
and most of the heaviest merchants at
Moscow, here and At Odessa have failed.
81. Pssrsbury Letter to photographic
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FoRNEY's Press makes a. good .
point in the discussion of the silver
question, rs We have seen lately. In
reply to the statement of the Boston
advertiser that 1--WE demonetized silver
in everything but the name, forty years
ago." the Press says "This is not strict
ly true; but, if it were, it would be no
reason why we should continue to re-
peat the blunders of the past. Some OF
US bought slaves and hung Abolitionists
forty years ago. Precedent does not
make right"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-10-06

An extra session of Congress will con-
vene on the 18th inst, and it is expected
that it will continue until the meeting
of the regular session in December.
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The Ohio State Journal reports that
Judge West is making . vigorous cam
paign in that State, and is attracting
large crowds At all points. He has made
sixspeeches every week since the open
ing Of the campaign in August, and
gains instrength with the people every
day.
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DURING the month of September the
total coinage of all the mints of the
United States was $7,056, 200, of which
amount q, 49,, 200 was in gold, and the
remainder in trade dollars and the smaller
silver pieces
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ao Sheriff. sale.
sr A1a.s q c0 x4nsAs' IS
Julia Briggs, Plaintiff, J

Joseph Pridham. Defendant,
BY yirfue Of IN Order Of Sale In the above en-
titled eanse, to me directed aad delivered issue
ont OF the SeveAth Judicial District Court Of IL
state q Kansas, sitting In and foS Allen County
In said stase, viii, % s9e5T
Tuesday. October, 2sd, \. D. 1877,
the CONTIGUOUS In the City Of lola, In the Coun-
~ and Stafe Aforesaid, oner At public sale and
sss 70 the highest bidder, for cisA-in hand, the
The southeast quarter Of the southeast quarter
Or section No. thtrty.one r3i1, township No.
twenty four .lSll, south 81 ra1ge eightesn llSl
Sssd property to be cold without sppraisemene
ss commanded by the ssi1 Oztler Of Sale
l. WOODEN. sheriff
Shefi9s O0ce, lola, Kansas, Sent % IS71sp
HGrcHrxGs q DKSNIsox, nsW
s'3tf Atsorneys mr. Pisintiss.
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Notice Of Final settlement.

A Ii persons Interested In the estate of Moses
IA Pickell, deceased. late Of Allen County,
Kansas. are hereby notified that the undersigned,
estate ut the next term Of the Probate Court in
and for Allen County, Kansas, and on the LIST
day Of October, A. ID - =
JAMES FAULKNER, lt5fk
Administrator of the Estate OF Moses Pickell.
Dated at lola, Sept 18th. lS7. Nv
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AT the Colorado election held last
Wednesday the Republicans carried the
city of Denver, electing their candidate
for Mayor and all the aldermen except
Ona
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SheriG's Sale.

SIleri6's Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS,
ALLEN COUNTY.
The Sullivan Savings Institution, Plaintiff.
vs..
William \. Dpty ami Clarisa Doty, De-
fen,lants.
BY virtue of an Orsl.r of Sale in the above en-
titles, c:i,ise, To sre;.ssl AMI delivered, issued
s,t of The Seventh Judicial District CIirt OF the
State of Kansas, sitting in and for Allen County
in said State, will, ON 'i;-t
Tuesday, October 25d, A. D. 1877,
at O'Clock a. N. of said day, Mt the front door
of the Court House in the City Of lola, in the
County ami State aforesaid, Offer ut public sale
and sell iO the highest bidder for Cash in hand the
following described real property to-wit
The southeast quarter Of section thirty four
la, township twcnty-four [sn south Of range
twenty zone I'LL east, one hnndrrsi and sixty
acres, situated in Allen County, State OF Kansas.
Said property to be sold without apprxisement
Is commanded by said Order Of Sale.
j. L. WOODEN, Sheriff.
sherin's ohice, lola, Kansas. Sept. %. hi.
MCRRAY 4 RICHARDS, ~ 5w
Attorneys for PLAINTIFF.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS


Fer Begister Of Deeds.
am q candidate for the Ofice Of Register OF
Deeds for the ensuing term. J. Il. THORPE.
believe that the ONCE Of Register Of Deeds is
purely non-political-that it is Q matter Of no
concern to the people whether the Office be filled
by Republican or Democrat; that the people
are only interested in having the Office flied by
the man who will best discharge its duties.
also believe that my past experience renders
me well qualified to ill the ONCE.
therefore announce myself an independent
candidate for the ofice Of Register of Deeds
G. n. BROWN.
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REGISTER OFFICE,

r ErrER HEADS, BILL HEADS, NOTE
lIHeais, on standard paPer, Plain and Orna-
namental, neatly and cheaIly printed ut this
once. Call and see Specines
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The public debt was reduced during
September s., 1929, 54.
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sheriff. Sale.

O0ef1A - sale.
ALLEN NJ COUNT sAs'"
Thomas Fiske, Plaintiff,
William II. Patterson and Lydia Pat
tersOn, Defendants.
BY virtue Of an Order Of Sale in the above en-
titled cause, tn me directed and delivered issuesl
out of the Seventh Judicial District Court Of the
State Of Kansas, sitting in and for Allen County
in said State, will, ON
Tuesday, October 23d, 4. D. 1877,
at one O'Clock r. n Of said day, ss the frons
door Of the Court House in the City Of lola, 10
the County and State aforesaid OfIer ct public
sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash I'm hand
the following described real property, to-wit
The east h:slf Of the northeast quarter Of sec
ton eight lsl. township twenty-four lz4l, south
Of range eighteen llsl, east, containing eighty
(o0] acres, In Allen County, Kansas. \ -
Said property TO be sold without superintendent
as commanded by the said Order Of SAKE
y. L. WOODEN, Sheriff.
SheriTs One. lola, kansas, Sept. ~. 1851.
MURRAY q kicHAaDs, 395w
Attorneys for Plaintiff
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PUI,MoNA

mnRA Great chance to make money. II you
EM can't get gold you can get green
NH ya|u backs. We need person in every
OO0O stOwn to take subscriptions for the
largest cheapest and best illustrated Family
Publication in the World. Any one can be-
come successful agent. The most elegant
works of art given frre to subscribers. One
agent reports making over SlJJ IN u week -
A lady agent reports taking over 40 subscribers
in ten days. All who engage make money fast.
You can devote all your time TO the business or
only your spare time. You need not be away
from home over night You can de- i; Is well ~
others Full particulars din ectinnS AMI .erms free.
Elegant and expensive Outfit ffsz.. sfy"u want
costs nothing to try the business. No one who
engages fails to make great pay. Address ''The
Peoples Sournal, - Portland, Maine. 81 ~
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-10-06

/ am . candidate for the office Of Trustee Of
Iols Township. j. n. WHITE.
lam candidate for Justice of the Peace for
lola Township. G. A. STEELE.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-10-06

The amount of legal tender notes
outstanding on the last day of Septem-
Der was 1856, 914 1892.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-10-06

Sheriff. Sale.
STATE ALE. OF Guns HaSsAs' |~.
The Sullivan Savings Institution, Plaintiff.
VS.
NJ c. Morris and Louisa Norris, Defend
ants.
By virtue of an Order Of Sale in tho above en-
titled cause to me directed ami delivered, Issued
out Of the Seventh Judicial District Court Of the
State Of Kansas, sitting in and for Allen County
in sald State, will, ON
Tuesday, October 23d, A. D. 1877,
at II O'Clock A. ~ Of said day, at the front door
of the COurt-Hoase in the City Of lob, In the
County and state Aforesaid, ODER ut public sale
and sell to the highest bidder for cssh In hand,
the following described real property to-Wit:
The north half Of the southwest quarter, and
the south half Of the northwest quarter Of seo-
ton ten (IO) township twenty-f0ur CO, range
twenty zone (zl) east in Allen County, Kansns.
Said property to be sold without sPpraisement
- commanded by the said Order OF Sale.
j. L. WOODEN, Sheriff.
Sherin's On:ce. lola, Kansas. Sept. -, lS7.
MCRRAl 4 RICHARDS, SOW
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-10-06
IT HAS NO EQUAL.

Thousands lead miserable lives, suffering from
dyspepsia, lisordered stomach and liver pro-
ducing bili0usness heartburn, cossiyeuess, weak
ness. irregular appetite, low sprits, raisiug food
sfter eating, aud often ending in fatal attacks Of
fever. They know they are sick, yet get little
sympathy. The unfAfline Essneiy 70 prevent
these afnictious and restore health, 10 SIiNox .
LlvER REGULATION.
Manufactured only BY - "a s-s u
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PLAYS! PLAYS!
pr YSI pr VS.

For Reading Clubs, for Amateur Theatricals,
Temperance Plays, Drawing Room Plays, Fairy
Pantomines, F.bleaux Lights, Magnesium Lights
ColOred Fire. Burnt Cork, Theatrical Esce Prep
arations, Jariey's wax works, Wigs, Bear'is and
Mustaches ut reduced prices. Costumes, Scenery.
Charades. New catalogue sent free cOntaing full
description and prices SAM'L. FRENCH 4
SON, liz Nassau st.. New York.
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An1op1oenents-Tovnship Ono

hereby announce myself candidate for the
ofice Of Trustee Of lola Township.
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tract Of land and town lot dsysiibed in ths -.
ss ;'' ", s = may p nscs.s ior sAat gapes
day being October -, Is77, and succesaine
DAYS, De sold q my Once In the city OF lola, ~
Zen County, Kansas, 1t pQblfc auction Tor -
=! ssxes sed csesses rssaainipx unpaid thereon Tor
bssi,1psisa. se.Ir.iR.f Acres.
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~ sw s,,s 1seas1sr Allsa C1snky, Ras. II
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EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC

For Constipation, Headache. Pain in the Shout
ders. Dizziness, Sour Stomach, Bad Taste in
the Mouth. Bilious Attacks Palpifsti0n Of
the Heart, Pain In the region Of the
Kidneys, Dependency, Gloom and
foreboding Of evil all Of which
are the Offspring Of dis
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-10-06

Price 400. seld By al DrassisAs.
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COLO IN CHILDREN

For Children complaining Of coils,
haedsche, or sick stomach, . tea
spoonful or more will give relief.
Children, - we'll - adults, eat some
times too much supper or eat some
thing which does mot digest well pro-
ducing sour stomach, heartburn, or
rest,sssnsss . good dose Of Liver
Regulator viii give relief. This sp-
plies TO persons Of all sges. II 10 the
cheapest, parest and best Family
Medfcine In The world.
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K.J. With. n. g. RoslxsoN. c. A. onsx.
VHfA ROBINSON { c..
Manufacturers all kinds
LIGHT AND HEAVY
CARRIAGE 4 WAGON WORK

Carriages, Buggies, Market. Pleasure and Farm
Two hundred pound Track Buggies, and every
thing IN that line made tO order. All work war
rnnfed tobe perfect in workmanship and mater
ial. Repairing with neatness and dispatch and
1t reasonable prices. Don't fau to examine our
material and work before purchasing.
Sieu, Ornamental and House Painting
done on short notice.
HORSE-SHOEING A SPECIALITY.
NORTH SIRE PUBLIC SQUARE,
East Of Court House, lola. KANSAS
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-10-13

SHE had just returned from visit to u
mli.d couple, and as she threw hen
Int ON HE sofa, she turned mp her nose,
put on n took Of disgust, and said, " l.
there is anything On this earth that il
hatei'ul, it i to See married people kissing
nnd hupgng before folks"
Her ut-Ie brother crn~ei out from IN
del the >ota, whore hr bnd been hunting
a stlay marble, and, addressing h- sis
ter, said, " You and Gorge are all the
time ki..ing each other before me but
you isn't married yet, ard then | sup
p,,r IN too smali t. be folks
That little boy lod another little hoy
next m rnng. that it wasn't way a
sign when your ear burned that -omobo-
dy was ln king about you.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-10-13
A Cnukcn REnUKgD. .-Thore arc

A CuukCH REBUKED .--Thoro arc
chulchs,, We don't think they are numer-
Qua, which forget "to entertain the stran-
gers" A church Of this inhospitnbs
character once received severe rebuks
from Mr.. Seward white he was Governor
oi tho State of New York. One Sunday
morning. while visiting New York City,
he entered, accompanied by several OF his
-laf, an Episcopal church on Broadway.
The church was pretty full, and no ono
offered the purity n seat. Walking slowly
down the main aisle, followed by his staff,
every pew vas found 10 DO either filled,
or 20 presenting the owners back a, to
object TO strangers intrusion. The Gov
0ror finally came 10 ths chsncsl, wheres
open door in the rear wall Admitted him
into the church yard. The party de-
termincd TO return 10 the hotel, when
suddenly appeared wsrdens and vestry-
men. Proiuse apologies were made. II
the pew owners had known that ths
chief magistrate OF the State etc., etc.
But Mr.. Seward very promptly declin-
cd TO enter again the inhospitsble church,
saying that no had no desire 10 worship
in church which had seat for a Cow
ernor and none for y stranger.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-10-13
NUMBER Al.

"Gretchen |" l cried, "Gretchen
Gretchen I" and she smiled again, and
seemed to van ish in the smile. and tell
on the hoor in swoon. for knew that l
had seen Grctchen's departing spirit.
was IN Tor many days, and before 1
hsd recovered letter came from home--
letter from my mother.
"Iow strange it is that you should
have 'poken Of Gretchen Werner in your
lsst letter for the first tims," she wrote.
"My son, I'm afraid the news will grisve
YOU. On tho day on which your letter 10
dated ,he died, just at sunset. l think
she must have always been fond OF you,
for she never seemed &, think of any one
else, and declared that she would never
marry. But a few months ago neighbor
Werner actually went So far as to com
msnd her to give her hand to a friend OF
his, rich old German. She pleaded
hard, but no was not TO be moved, and
she thought she must obey poor child
The wedding dress was made, and all
ready for the nuptlsl, when they found
! her dead.
IL think her father killed her as much
Ms If he had stabbed or poisoned her.
/ The doctors called il hesit-diseaso. She
was lovelier than anything l ever saw
when | saw her last in the coffin. with
whito lilies on her bosom. She Was
good aud pure and true, sn1 she has al
ways loved you, my child. | am a wn-
man, and can read another woman's heart.
/ She has alsays loved YOU"
knew It then. went home TO my
parents very soon, and meyer left them
again. | live in the old house now, aud
on my window sill there always stands .
whi,o lily. Believe 1t or not, once a year
at sunset on the anniversary OF Our he.
trothal eve, have seen Gretchcn
standing near it, smiling upon me.
| think ii is an omen that God will re-
unite us in heaven, whore, though there
is no marrying or giving in marriage,
mny still call my white lily, my pure.
true hearted darling, my own; still wed
her in the spirit, and dwell with her
through all eternity among he,snkels.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-10-13

A PuT- UP Jon 49, Fer some time past
Thomas Stepp, n gentleman OF color, has
paid unceusing attention TO Miss Ellen
Hickman, also OF color. Either by de-
cree of the fate or some Othor reason.
Miss Ellen failed to rcciprocnte tho tom
der love of her admiror, aud strove ON nil
occasions TO avoid him. !. But Thomas
would take no rebun, SO his inamorats
procure the license she would marry him.
lnherit,ng none OF tho doubling qualities
OF his ancient namesnke, Thomas took
her ut ser wold and invested 81 90 In .
license, and having secured the services
OF II preacher saliod forth to bo mads
the happest OF men, On arriving VI hcr
home ho found everything in readiness,
and tho ceremony proceeded. The SOL
rtnn word. we're spokon, and Thomas
imagined himsefa married man. But
it seems the laithloss Elton had procured
the services of II boy, whom she dressed
IN women's clothes, and after having
vailed him, made him take her part in
the ceremony. When Thomas found
out the joke that had been played on him
he wa4 frantic with modification and
rage but, unable to remedy matters, he
beat hasty retroat, followed by tho min
ister, who also felt that he had been
shnmcfully victmled. Wo have not
henrd whit the woald bo bridegroom 10
going to do about it., but, ~ Miss lIck'
u,an is quite wealthy, il ID moro than
likely TINT he may bring suit against her
and compel her to pass over somo Of her
ducats for her practicnI joke.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-10-13

CAN wife steal n husbands propertyS
Thi. question recently arose before the
English Court for cons liberation Of Crown
cases reserved, where only crmina eases
nre heard The prisoner who had been II
police constable, was convicted OF rccciv
ing stolen money aud good, which he
knew hid been stolen from The prostcu
tor, an innkeeper ut Bur>lem. The theft
WAS alleged to have been committed by
the innhepper's wife. She had undoubt
edly LETT her husbands house secretly,
and without his consent, carrying away
with her about $500 OF hi, money, his
gutd watch and other articles, which she
transferred Ia the prisoner. But his coun
,el cuntenGtd that there could BE- no
icloncou> receiver OI stolen good, with
out there first beng thicf, and that the
conviction was wrong, hrCau.e married
| woman could not in law steal the good
| ul her husband. The Court So held, and
| gun. he'd the conviction, saying that III.
! though The goods were taken by Tho
| wIir, they were not stolen that husband
aud wite were one. and "it would be- a
violation of the law of England to hold
/ that wife could steal her husband =,
goods"