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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-06-15
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s ai1eS Of C 5ans;.' ss.
The State of Kansas to whom it may concern:
Whereas, application has been made by petit
ton to the Board of County Commissioners Of
said county, for vscsting county road, rs fol-
lows, tO-wit:
That part OF q county road commencing at the
East Bank of NeoshO river west Of the northeast
corner of south half of northwest quarter Of sec
ton Fl, township "a. range Is, thence west to
the west bank of NeOshO river.
And whereas, A. j. McCarley, j. III. Runyan
and T. j. Wisner viewers, and q. Dewitt county
surveyor, Of said county, have been ordered by
said County Commissioners to view, survey and
vacate said road.
Therefore, you are hereby notified that said
viewers and surveyor will proceed, on the 18th
day of june 1873 ut 10 O'Clock g. M, at the place
Of beginning of said road, to view, survey and
vacate said road, and perform whatsoever other
duties as are required Of them By law; and
unless you then file written application with
said viewers, giving description Of the premises
on which you claim DAMAGES or compensation,
Witness my haad ut my Office in lola, in said
T. s. SLOWER,
2tv2 County Clerk.
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FlNALTAX NOTICE.

Whereas, the following town lots have been
Der 1876, and whereas, said town lots have moi
been redeemed from said sale rs required by
law; Nowt therefore,, notice is hereby given that
unless the said town lots are redeemed ON or be.
fore the 36th day Of October, 1873, the same will
be Conveyed by tax deed to the purchasers.
The cost of redemption Is figured for threee
years from date Of sale.
Name Of Cost Of
Supposed Gunner. Deserip. Lot. Block. REDEEM.
HUMBOLDT CITY.
1. H. Wheeler. y % $33 g
Given under my hand ct lola. Kansas, this 10th
day Of May, ISIS. J. b. YOUNG,
Treasurer Allen County, Kansas.
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Road Notice.


State Of Kansas, }ss.
The State of Kansas, to whom it may concern
Whereas application has been made by petition
to the Board Of County Commissioners Of said
County, for locating a county road, as follows,
tO-wit:
Commencing at the northwest corner of section
y, township %, range 81 and running thence
south one and one half miles rs near rs practical
BILE on section lines.
And whereas, H. Longshore, David Christian
and j. X. Dunlap viewers, and u. Dewitt,
county surveyor, Of said county have been or
dered by said County Commissioners to view,
survey and locate said road.
Therefore, you are hereby notified that said
viewers and surveyor will proceed on the 9Th
day of June 1873 ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the place
of beginning of said road, to view, survey and
locate said road, and perform whatsoever other
duties as are required of them by law; and
unless you then file = written application with
said viewers, giving . description Of the prem
ises ON which you claim damages or cOmpensa-
ton, your application for the same will be
barred.
Witness my hand at my Office in lola, In said
county. this 5th day Of June A. ID. 1873.
T. ). SLOWER,
9lw3 County Clerk.
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REGISTER OFFICE,
T ETTER HEADS, BILL HEADS, NOTE
LHeads, on standard paper, Plain and Orna-
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The Great Cause
- HUMAN Z siaIsERY.

Jw0 peotseAeu - see&e0 kSeesops. Prjee6 ce1fs.
A Lecture On the 1etnre. Treatment and
Radical Cure of Seminal Weakness, OF Spermat-
0rhGa, induced by Self-Abuse, Involuntary
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The world-renOwned author, in this admirable
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ton may bs, may cure himself, cheaply private
~, and radically.
1Ais Lecture rW prove boos 10 AAsssands
md fkeusaHds
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any ad-
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two postage stamps.
Address
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WIN. CULLEN BRYANT died in New
York City on the morning of Wednesday
laat
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NM m business you can engage in. 81 to $40
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New Bakery I!

The subscriber has just opened q first class
Bakery in the old stand formerly occupied by n
+. Looms. and will keep constantly on hand .
good stock Of al kinds OF
Bread, Pies, Cakes, Etc.
Including Rye snd Graham Bresd,)
Which be guarantees to be fresh and Of the best
uality. Win also keep FLOUR for sale.
Ch9S. Often.
lola. Kansas, March ID, 1S77. 03m
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Money to Loan.
Long time and low rates.
]. H. CROSSMUN & CO.,
Loan and Real Estate Brokers,
HUMBOLDT, Kans.
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Rcin make money faster at work for US than at
anything else. Capital not required; we will
start you. SIP per day at home mssle by the
U industrious. Men, women, boys and girls
wanted everywhere g., work for US. Now is the
time Costly outfit and terms free. Address,
TRUE 4 Co. Augusta, Milne ESly
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Communicated
General Joseph E. Johnston.

AS voter feeling deep interest as to
who shall represent the Metropolitan dis
tiict in the next Congress, and having seen
the name OF the distinguished gentleman
whose name stands at the head OF this article
suggested for that high position, I desire to
say, after conversing with businessmen, me-
chanics, and farmers of the district In the
last few days, that however much General
Johnston is loved by us all, he does not come
up to therequirements Of live congressman
for this day. We have had fine tigure.heads
enough We now want an intelligent,
active, young Virginian, who, knowing the
wants OF the people Of this district, will 90
in with vigor and capacity and secure our
rights and look after our interests.
It would seem ungrateful in our people
not to accept Johnston, il he should desire
the position; but 1t is hoped that he will
see that his age, taste, education. and mode
of life unfit him for successful congress-
man, and would subject this district to Sc
rious loss to compliment him. A VOTER.
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SUPERINTENDENT HE FREDERICKs.
BURG CoMMITTEE.-The committee OF the
merchants Of Fredericksburg, Messrs. T.
cCracken, Major w. Fl. Russell, and A,
3. Bolts, accompanied by Major Kelly, ap-
pointed for the purpose OF comforting with
the members Of the General Assembly with
q view OF having the general tax bill amend
ed so as to give cities, towns, and counties
the right to tax sample-merchants, were
visited last evening at Ford's Hotel by
quite number OF senator's and members
Of the House OF Delegates. -
The interview was most agreeable, the
subject being discussed mainly in colloquial
style, in which it was shown that the mer-
camille interests of Virginia paid iP 1876 q
State tax Of nearly $357,000, whilst the
whole amount of revenue paid by sample
merchants reached only $3S,000. This was
an increase in revenue OF only some S14, ,000
over what it was in 1874, when cities, towns,
and counties were allowed the privilege OF
taxing sample-merchants. Itwas also shown
that drumming" had degenerated largely
into mere pedling, and that horses and
buggies were kept in many counties and
goods sold directly TO consumers in contra.
yention Of law, and that the parties had
escaped prosecution because OF their peri
patetic character. 1t is asserted that large
numbers of merchants in the State will not,
in all probability, take out licenses the next
year because Of the wholesale invasion o1
ssdrummers from abroad. ~
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

The Indictments Us. the city 0ticials.-
In addition to the indictments mentioned in
Yesterdays Dispatch, the grand jury have
indicted Mr.. Joseph B. Yaden, city audi
tor, for violating that provision OF the city
charter which requires that the city auditor,
acting as city clerk, shall make transcript
of the resolutions adopted by the Council
concerning any public improvement, OF
payment of.money, and present the same to
the Mayor Of the city. - =,
The grand jury were in session again yes
terday, and examined number OF witnesses
in relation to the contracts for work on the
water-line and other matters, and it is pos
sible that other developments and indict
mcnts may be made. H ~f@"
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Miss THURsBY.-The celebrated New
York favorite, Miss Thursby, will appear in
concert at Mozart Hall next Tuesday. Miss
Thursby is such fayorite in New York
that she seldom OF never leaves that city,
Stein way Hall, where she generally holds
her concerts, being filed night after night
to overfowing by pleased and critical au-
diences. Singers nowadays are generally
either possessed Of great cultivation and
miserable voices, or fine voices but uncul-
vated. They seldom think that combina-
tion OF both is requisite. But Miss 'fhursby
is happy combination OF both. "A masnif-
cent voice, and wonderfully cultivated, has
Miss Thursby; and, besides this, the LADY
has what few artist have, excellent taste in
her selections, which suit not only the finest
musicians, but the average concert-goer as
well. Besides this she Is well supported,
! MANY Of the names being familiar to our
Richmond people. We have had but little
| music here this year, though we have al
the time been among the stars as to tragedy
and comedy. So don't let US be one-slded
| in our tastes, but give Miss Thursby the
fIattering reception she deserves.
This lady, with a fine concert company
will appear at Mozart Hall on the 9Th an6
9th of February.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

--+----sS 81 s.ssFertfs
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE Cry
CHARTER.-The C committee to consider this
subject met at the Council chamber last
evening-Judge John A. Meredith, presi-
dent Of the Board Of Aldermen. chairman.
and Messrs. Gray, Straus, Anderson, and
HaXall. Secretary August read the report
Of the subcommittee. and the general
committee, after considering the same, de-
dations OF amendments to the charter:
To amend section Is so that member OF
the Council elected to fill a vacancy s'shall
serve for the unexpired term, and not until
the subsequent popular election"
Section % to, be so amended that it shall
require two thirds OF each branch Of the
City Council, instead Of three fourtns OF the
members OF the City Council, to assess any
portion Of the cost Of public improvement
upon the owners OF real estate benefited
thereby. go
That section 81 be so amended as to en-
power the city to become the purchaser oI
cay public Improvement, il sold, in which
the city is interested by reason Of any loan
OF money.
They recommend that the Auditor be for
hidden to issue his warrant for the payment
of any money in excess Of the appropria-
ton on account OF which said money is
drawn, on the penalty OF removal from
Office.
Also, that the City Council be empowered
to grant authority to the Committee on the
Fire Department to issue permits to build
wooden buildings during the summer re.
cess OF the Council.
The committee decided, on motion OF
General Anderson, to recommend no change
in the charter as to the mode OF electing the
auditor, collector, justices of the peace,
and constable.
They also recommend that no amend.
ment hereafter made to the charter shall be
valid unless adopted by majority Of the
qualified voters Of the city-that is, after the
adoption of the amendments now proposed
There will be joint meeting Of the two
branches OF the City Council on Wednes
day evening ut o'clock to consider these
! recommendations.
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Congress-.

Editors Dispatch: see from your valu-
able paper the names OF prominent gentle
men spoken OF to succeed Governor Walker
in Congress, and il it is not impertinent, will
you allow subscriber to present the name
Of gentleman who is not only we'll known
in Virginia, but one who enjoys national
reputation and has had large experience in
Congress, and is we'll fitted to deal with the
great issues which now agitate the country
1 allude to DR.. J. L. NJ. Curry, one OF Tir-
ginia's ablest and most talented citizens.
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(.
DIR. CURRY's ADDRESS AT MOZART HALL
To-NIGHT.-At Mozart Hall tonight, COM
mencing at s O'Clock, Professor j. L..
NJ. Curry, LII. D., will, in response to
an invitation from number Of prom
inent citizens, deliver an address upon
the moral obligation Of individuals and
States to pay their debts. The Doctor fills
the chair OF moral philosophy at Richmond
College; has had ample and varied cxpe-
rience in public life; is thoroughly de-
voted to the welfare Of the whole State, and
on this subject is therefore highly qualified
to speak. 1t may be safely predicted that
his address will be interesting and valuable.
Members Of the General Assembly, other
gentlemen from the country now visiting
the city, and our business and professional
men, who desire to hear dispassionate and
non-partisan discussion OF matter which
now engages SO much thought and attention,
will profit by attending. There will be no
charge for admission.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-29

+ REINFORCEMENT. = The special Joint
committee on reapportionment met last
evening and made some changes in the
House apportionnfent. Amelia and Cum
berland were separated, and Cumberland
and Buckingham put together, and Motto
way Joined to Amelia. Caroline and Essex
were separated, and Essex given one dele
gate. Caroline has her one delegate. King
William and Hanover were separated. Elan.
over has one delegate and King William one.
1t is proposed to give the city OF Rich.
mond and county of Henrico only two
senators. Richmond has but four delegates,
according to the plan devised by the com,
nittee. ..rs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-29

Loss to a Former Citizen Of. Chesterfield.
Last Friday three large stables and barns,
one long row OF stalls, 1000 bushels OF
corn, 200 bushels Of oats, and $500 bushels
OF wheat, were destroyed on the stud-farn
of Colonel David Mcdaniel, near Prince
ton, NJ. Some dozen biooded horses
were in the stables, including the celebrated
Harry Bassett. Colonel Mcdaniel was ab-
sent in New York at the time. he estimates
his loss at $4,000, which is not more than
hall covered by insurance. The lire was
undoubtedly the work Of an incendlary
Colonel Mcdaniel was for many years re-
sident of Chesterfield county, and the owner
OF the well known Broadrock farm ant
race course. !. -.
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s9.CEHT STORE.
99.CERT STORE. &
GALE OF DAMAGED GOODS
AT TIE ."...
0o-CENT STORE.

Wishing TO clear out all the DAMAGED and
sOILED GOODS unavoidably Injured by the rush
Of the holidays, we have placed them counter
bythemseves, and marked each piece at such figures
as will close them out at once, This sale includes
all injured goods Of every description, and the
prices are from g. to 75e. There are not q great
many Of them and those calling earliest will see tlt
best bargains. @ slss.s 50 .tsataaf'' ~
Remember the prices-5c. 10 75c for goods worth
99c. IL perfect -
Our store has been much improved during ths
past two weeks, and we can show our friends many
NEW GOODS, and shall be pleased 10 have then
cali. Respectfully
W. "A. STEVENS,
ta29 sos Broad street.
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.GnouxpLEss oBJpor1oxse-sone having triea

.GRoUNDLEss OBJEoTIoNss-S0me having tried
sput up = medicines without Obtaining The relief
promised. tiidiscrfminateIy condemn thefns fs this
fair Suppose 10 Judge should argre thatsbecaux0
the last three prisoners had been found guilty be
should condemn the fourth without trial. Is ,ok
such reasoning absurd And yet are not rtiose WHO
condemn AL medicines because they bare been de-
ceired in one or two, equally nntlst? The araiy
medicines manufactured. by r. v. Pierce, 81. D.,
Buffalo, N. Y, are the puresr and best In fif
kei.E HIS Golden Medical Discovery has f0r nsanya
years, been the standard femedyip al affections olo
neciion with Dr.. sage's .Catarth Remedy effects
speed cure of catarrh; while Lis Fayorltc Pre-
scrpdon is the only remedy ofrerea. deserving o..
confidence for the cure or those diseases and weak,
nesses peculiar 10 women. Are you sktpticai con-
cerning its pSer to curea IL so, address any Of the
following named ladies: eti fSsS Q fr
Mrs. Francis Huswfck. Versailles, Ohio Hrs. Le-
roy Putnam, North Wharton, Pa; Mrs, 'Mnry A.
Hunolt, Edna, No. Mrs. Mary A. Frisb!e, ehman,
Pa; Mrs. D. l.. Gill. Chilicothe, Ohio: Mrs. hari
riet E. Malany, West Springfield, Pa; Mrs. r. HI
att, Emporia, Kan.; Miss Louise Pratt, Dodgevilie
Mass; Mrs. L. a. Doshield. Norfolk, Va. Mrs. C.
Allison, Proctor, Iowa; Mrs. J. n. Vernon, 81.
Thomas, Ont; Mrs. s. G. Moran, 253 North How
ard street, Baltimore, Nd; Mrs. Lucy Galiman,s
Barnesvile, Ohio: Mrs. Nancy Mcknight, Je1er-
son, Iowa; Mrs. l.. G.. Stemrod, Friendship, n. y:
Miss Ellen Cady, Westfcldf N. Y; 3frs. Anthony
Amann, Verona, n. T.; Mrs. 3. n. Books. Grand
Rapids, Mich; Mrs. F. II. Webb, Watertown, n. 7.
Hundreds of references be given at DIR. Pierces
Office. Cali on your druggist for Pierce's Memoran-
DIM, .JlnoL.cs
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A DELmHTFuL ENTERTAINMENT.-Mast
Ralph Bingham, the boy orator, will give
one OF his exhibitions at Association Hall
Friday night, February 1st, at O'Clock, for
the benefit OF his Sunday-school library.
The programme will embrace prose and
poetical recitations, humorous and pathetic.
Wherever Master Ralph has appeared his
recitatons have given general satisfaction,
and it is trusted that he will be greeted Fri
day night with full attendance.
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ENTERTAINMENT AT The FIRST PREsBY-
.rERyAS CHURCH LECTURE ROOM TONIGHT
The ladies of the First Presbyterian church
will give an entertainment in the lecture
room of the church, Broad and Tenth
streets, this evening, commencing at Z
O'Clock. The supper will be under the
superintendence Of the Ladies' Society.
Besides the supper there will be select
vocal and instrumental music. Am0derate
fee will. be charged the proceeds to be
devoted to church purposes. Z.
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From NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from nlidlo.
THAN speak very encouragingly OF the coal
trade. The following pits are now in sue,
cessful operation, and are raising good
quantity OF excellent coal: The Cunliilt
mines, Jewett & Brother; the Etna, j. Il
Bryant& Co.; and the old Midlothian, j
II. Burrows. .1.i Fl. i, ass..5.t ~
Preparations are being made for the erec
ton Of Methodist church. A portion O
the material is ON the ground. The con
tract will be awarded and the work com
mepced very soon.
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Mr. HENRY C.. WYATT has the honor toannounce
tba; he has succeeded in securing
Miss EMMA c. THURSBY.
the renowned Soprano, for
TWO GRAND FAREWELL CONCERTS,
previous to her departure for Europe
TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 5TH;
WEDNESDAY MATINEE AT r. NJ
assisted by the following eminent artists, especially
Selected for these concerts: IL.
Mr.. W. r. CARLETON, the celebrated Baritone;
Miss MATILDA TOEDT, the accomplished Violin
istc:
MIR. ALFRED II. PEASE the eminent Pianist and
Composer;
Mr.. GEORGE W. COLBY, Musical Director and
hccompanist.
Admission, 81. No extra charge for reserved
seats, which will be sold on and after THURSDAY,
January 3lst. at WAITS music-store.
ja 2s,29,31&fe2,4,5
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The COMMISSION TO RE0RGAN1zE THE
STATE GoyERNMENT.-Robert Johnston,
Esq, on account OF his engagement in the
Circuit Court Of Rockingham, has declined
the appointment OF commissioner, under
the resolution OF the General Assembly, to
re0rganize the offices Of government, and
James Neeson, Esq, has been substituted
in his place.
/ The commission will hold its first meet
ing Tuesday:at 10 O'Clock in the Second
Auditors office. EE44ys.s
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ENTERTAINMENT.
LECTURE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

... RICHMOND, January 19, 1878.
Professor J. l.. N. Curry, LII. D.:
The undersigned. desir6us that sound views Of the
moral obligation, both Of individuals and of States
10 pay their debts, should prevail in the community
and believing that you, as professor of moral ply
losophy have carefully studied the subject and are
qualified TO give wholesome instruction concerning
ii, respectfully and earnestly request that you will
rs soon us 1t may be convenient, deliver lecture
the subject in this city. Your compliance with this
request VIII, doubt not, greatly benefit the pub.
lie and much oblige, Yours truly,
Moses d. Hoee, j. E. Johnston,
u, s. Doggett, j. B. Jetcr,
John /. Bacon, Thomas Branch,
Richard lrby, a. y. Stokes,
Charles Gcunet, ThOs. w. McCance,
Richard A. Dunlop, William W. Henry,
James Thomas, Jr., James Alfred Jones,
j. B. McCaw, John A. Meredith,
Randolph Harrison, +. Q. Nolling,
Isaac Davenport, Jr., a. +. Dickinson.