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New-York tribune., 1878-06-15
TIE GREAT HEALTH RESORT,


Known as Cur Home-onthe Hillside Dansvle Livingston
women boarders and patients who have
summer improve their health 20 learn how to
keep The esle0l suent Is the aI ygls9G g
has treated TO recovery q good health over ZVO0 Perps
publishes heal issues monthly health journal
The Laws of Lfe-priee 81 30 ayear-sPECIMEN COPIES
ast PROXlMO and Is 10 have and to no the greatest
heath convention the world has eyer seen Now SICK ana
YOU get well u well, would like 10 Keep Wel
send postage stamp Ct information and you like our
thought PHI oophy and PRACTISE come TO aod get ia Of
There 100000 chronic nvads in
the United states VINO might have good heath by processes
PLAIN and simple Il they would adopt and follow them Mha
folly dsobey The laws Of life and keep es when Nature
would herself mighty 10 save u invalid would only ac
cept her guidance Itisn new tangled nonsense nor m
csm that seek TO induce the people 10 accept It's e ~
orr nome Snd learn how 10 i've II sicE you viii get WE'LL II
iireduired Address as above JAMES G. JACKSON
WASHINGTONVILLE, Orange County,
w ". Y.-Firstcass BOARD on frnlt farm men men
i,IiiS Address +. sSEDEcoR
WANTED-A few first-class families for the
w summer at delightful country place. about 80 miles
where good schools ohurUhe SC; 90 land shade
fruit &c: good accommodation for horses Address b. Box
20. Tribune Office.
WATER GAP HOUSE,
w DELAWARE WAFER GAP, PENN.
T6roe and a hours from NeT re f95E ark Val and
drives boating hshng bat6ngi house and elegant;
~ l. W. BRoDHEAp & BRo, PronrLetors.
WEST END H0TEkhi T9Ia Lhi,yca.
PRESBURY & HILDRETH. ProprietOrs
WILL OPEN JUNE 20, 1878.
Transient board reduced to 81 day. Permanent
according 70 location ana rooms oSeup Fx,,rop
has added and the hot and cold soawaer bathing es-
tablshment Improved.
Broa9%ay Se%York also By O. @. PBEsBURY, at the
hotel after May J..
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THE SEA-SHORE COTTAGE.

afford a Summer Resort FOR the young work
ing.women OF York who In need Of rest and reerea
tiOn Sea-Shors Cottage Atlanteyile near Long
been purchased aud viii be opened on the
first OF July next, for the reception Of visitors.
The Cottage situated Immediately on the seashOre and
has ample facilities for the enjoyment OF the braeng air
bathing upon its own beach.
Persons desiring 10 avail themselves the opportunity Of
apply IN the Ladies' Christian
UniOn p Washin gtOnpace, north side where further
Information will be freely gwen References will be required
charge board has been fixed at IS for week.
50 weeks including railroad fares both ways.
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Nsw-YoRK. Friday, June IA. 1873
The following sales were held at the EA-
sh.nVe salesroOm to-day:
enHne" ~ Bg LOt.ig MeseT.
sOts Ae5as9ds55SS.ye& a.. & cn.t SSs q southern 1880
a 80 on Ciiton ave, n " cor Of l4ahst each 5OxlOE
eso lots Clifton.ave, cor OF nsS Stt
lots n l4SthsL lou ~ "a NtA- soO
ton.ave each 25xlOO same purchase WV
Ciionaye cor OF i47thst eaoh 1oA1,o 10000
same g;a1sye SqyS n cor Of iI6ths 25xlO0;
also lots on ClftOn.ave. " cor OF 1sfthsL etOn
35x1O0 also lots n 146th-s:, running thT0ugnbp
i47thst 100 ftw Of Cfftonave, each zOA-VV' 10 400
BY WtnRas DGUieS ,-,.
,torv hrick tenement house and 2story brick shop
with %, No 245 E1SSe1st ISte : lga ias co.. $500
h. Wells.
with East l4Athst ozJ'O 10 VI
lave 25x1OO; Charlotte Conn
frame lots ReeasSsEe S R., Archer SGT o. 1900
1 frame Iouse with plot o. land Berrlahs w IN
"a SxlOO. also / lot " Prospecl-aFe S.S.Sanoi
inOvn as lots Nos g and eoTSy ~ On n.p 1000
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BrOOklpn Real Gslars 8Or Sale.

A00O FOR SALE-TOmpkins-av near
Sp OOUs Putam-ave.-The two cheapest lots IN incest
part Of Brooklyn 20x9j each. ,,,.-,, ..
corner Flushing and KeDtaves.
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nor SALE or EXCHANGE-fOr city i'm
Il proved prOperyA large furnished cottage adjoining
Monmouth Park j.. 10 rooms, acres Of land elegant
'D-1' '' Aip' WM LANE, East Long Branch Box 4s.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-15

VIRGINIA FARM Of 730 ACRES in Abe. NJ De-
marie County for the eastern slope OF the
Blue Tidge Mountains 3 miles from Greenwood Depot
te Chesapeake and Railroad Good sol wen wooded
bt oeety cOmmodiOus residence; ~ large TOOms Kitchen
house barn, stable raDaTy carriage house &C. e1
celeat water lawns shruDDey, Goi OfChafds con
tanng variety Of fruits churches o. the Yaf1Ons De
n0naOns by For further details ADDRESS the owner
CHARLES w. PURCELL Greenwood Depot va
AOI ACRE FARM, beautifully situated one
HOP hour from NeW-YOrk MOntclar RAILWAY; twelve
cottage good Outbuidngs nne lawn and shade
0sbiDg and bOatug Price 81 700; $1,000 remain.
j. w. EDWARDS, 26 Hassau-st
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COuntrp Real estate for Sale.

AT CROTON LANDING-F0R SALE
n FARM OF 26acres suitable ioi genenans county
bapy Post mile north Of the station and commands
extensive views Hudson River The land Is iuy GOV
er with apples pears Oher small rut aud Is all under
cultivation buildings comprise good bard lcehOnse
snd other Outbudngs the house contains II iaso roO
l I "A . u
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EARM and HANDSOME eOuntry seat .foI

~
sale near GarTsOns station, on the Hudson River Rail
road opooe west POin contains about 2J2 acres
100 Of which - choice farming and large hansl9
hapdmey finished (mOdeTn). With views unsurpassed Dy
ANYTHING on The Hudson RIVER overlooking that point and the
ver through Highlands with number Of othef senald
property. The 1afn - lh tne
date Vicinity Of the residences Of the Hon. IaoOn FISH
Samuel soa VIM Osborne H. W. Belcher and GafrlsOns
Hgband Hotel DC For other and fu particulars Apply 70
M NJ JANSEN, station agent at GarnsOns, or ADDRESS
FIRsT NHTIONA L BANK o. Fshkin Landing, N. y. VIII
Be Sold very low or toe mansion viii be rented separate from
1he farm terms easy
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REAL ESTATE.

Esw-YoRK. Friday, June IA. 1878.
NO sales were held at the Ex-
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GonmIrp DrOperIp 90 Gst.

AT PLAINFIELD, N. ia beautiful house
"A and grounds would DO furnished for the season
longer. Call address MI. D., 90 JOhn-st, city.
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DAVILION HOTEL, WoOdsbuTgh, J.. lon
Hampstead Bay. overlooking ocean beautifully located
y, 200 elegantly furnished board
aud room - $40 daly rates 81 hrstclass con
duced on business principles A 8. WALKER late Hoto
AhlrI Il. u.
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DRnSpECT PARK HOTEI.

II MONTPELIER. VT.
For charming scenery and beautiful drives no town Il
New. Eng land excels MOntpeeri the Pavilion IA now
and strictly nrstcass parties wishing summer home
whore positive freedom from hay fever can be guaranteed
with beat Accommodations reasonable prices afe IA
yitcd 10 address Post Office BOX 1902 New'York, o
r. O. BAILEY, Proprietor Montpelier.
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IENKINSON'S HOTEL.-Highlands of Nav
- sink y. J. Access by New JeTsey southern Rair0.
Pier s. North River. and steamer scablrd from Frank
~. y. K The bridge over the Shrewsbury River v
DO open June 20. Terms 50 per Gay SO to ell 5O
week special arrangements for the season.
JAMES JENEINSON, Proprietor
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Disciples Of Christ

Fourteeufh street Presbyterian Church, Of 81
ave-ie Pastor the Rev n. H. MAILING, viii preach u
n,ori ow al ii a and 1880 D. The Bible school meet
atQ. a
New-York tribune., 1878-06-15

TDKUNTLII UUINF, DtIlTtUtIH1 " UIT
Il Mountains. N. H.-Open from June 20 Ocioberi on
farm altitude 900 mountain scenery unsurpassed bow
ing livery good good table BY the week, a 20 3
send for circular. GfO W. PHIL IFS.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-11-30
1.-THE New Party"

just arrived from the East and the ''old SET
tler' in the West, find that the old Eastern med
icines do not relieve the diseases incident to this
new Western climate. The verdict Ofevery fam
lily ing Browns VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS, is
that they have equal for relieving constipation,
sick headache and billiousness, and that ErREKA
AGuE PILLS nerer fail to cure the chilli when tax
en- ss directed.
Browns Cough BALsAN, for cOughs, colds,
and lung affections, contains no stupefying OPT
stes but relieves by soothing the irritsted parts,
and producing easy, gentle expectorstion.
BRowN's TAR TRocHEs are invaluable to pub
lie speakers and singers, and all afflicted with
sore throat and hoarseness.
BRowN's ARNIcA SALvE stands without ri
val for removing innamstiOn and healing old
sores, ulcers and frost-bite.
SARsAPARILLA, DANDELIoN AND IODINE OF
POTASSIUM is the king Of remedies for blood,
liver and skin diseases.
For sale by John W. Scott and r. B. Steven
son, lola, Kansas.
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An Undeniab1e Truth.

You deserve to suffer. and il you lead . mis-
ersbe unsatisfactory life in this beautiful world
it is entirely your own fault and there is only
one excuse for you,-yOur unreasonable preju-
dice and skepticism, which has killed thousands.
Personal knowledge and common Sc Use reasoning
will soon show you that Green's August Flower
will cure you of liver complaint or dyspepsia,
with all its miserable effects, such rs sick head
ache, palpitation Of the heart, sour stomach,
habitusl c0stiveness, dizziness Of the head, ner-
vous prostration, low spirits. &c. Its sale now
reaches every town on the western continent and
not druggist but will tell you Of its wonderful
cures You can buy sample bottle for 10 cents.
Three doses will relieve you.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-11-30
Proposals.

COUNTY CLkRx's OFFICE, Nov. Goth 1878.
Sealed proposals will be received 1t this Office
until Saturday, December It'll, at Inn, for med
icsl attendance upon temporary paupers in the
townships ofHumboldt and lola for the year 1879.
Bids will state the price to be charged for visit
Also the sum that will be charged in gross. Med
icine to be furnished by the bidder. Bids must
be made separately for each township.
Bids to he endorsed proposals for Medical
Attendance on Paupers.
The Board reserves the right to reject any and
all bids. BY order Of the Board Of County Com
missioners. rs. SLOWER, Clerk.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-11-30

nWithin the next three or four weeks We
shall mail each subscriber statement ofsccount
Other bills will be inside out and presented rs
soon as possible. We aim to conduct this paper
on business principles and Of course do not ex-
pect anyone to become angry at receiving their
statement Of account. We trust they will respond
ss promptly Is possible. 1t is more carlessness
than anything else with the bulk Of our sub
scrbers that their accounts not paid. We shall
be happy to see our friends 1t any time The
bills will be computed to the LIST Of january
1879. II. A. PERKINS.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-11-30

Those who wear the honors Of the various
classes are - follows:
GRADE A.-C. A. Casmire, Laura Arnett, B.
A. Casmire. W. L. Stowe, Anna Hartley, A.
E Chadwick, Rose Young, Jennie Colborn
GRADE B.-Emily Mays, John Ibinger, Ella
Stanley, Lillian Bell. Wilson DUNCAN, Walter
Cadmus.
GRADE C.-Nettis Evans, Medes Brewster.
Hattie Casmire, Ionic Pancoast, Fora Epler,
Robert Reimert, Walter Murray, Alice Hen
bricks. Beulah Reimert.
The names Of those promoted are - follows:
To Ill the studies Of 9Th grsde:-A. E. Chad
wick. ". L. Stowe, Henry Arnold.
From 7th to sth grade:-Ella Stanley, Kats FL
lis, Emily Nsys, Nettic Wolfe.
From 5th to eth grsde Chester Cowan, Cora
Briggs, Willie Worst, Willie Ruse.
From ID to Sd gnde:-Lutie Evans. Della Coz.
Hattie Cobientx. Lille Casmire, Rhods Burns,
Mortie White, Claude White, Charlie Clark.
Marx Gillihan. Bestie Warner. Geo. Ruddy.
p. b. HARRIS, Prin.
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Deer Greek Isems.

Fine wssthet for G.shering corn and he nsm-
en- are impfoving ths time.
Hog are low bot lively sn0asA in getting out
and visiting teishbofs.
L. Todd mes with N sccsdmt Tint might have
resulted seriously one day list week. While
sepazatinf some hoss one Of the old ones turned
on him running tush into Hr. Todd's leg just
below ths knee, lnlictins . severe and painful
wound.
Com viii yield about % bushels per sore in
this vicinity. 1 faJ '-s
W. H. and 3. e. Booth sold their entire lot Of
hogs to Mr.. H. Waters for , osats per pound.
In regard to cutting hedge: lift b wanted fol
Q hos tight fence the best and thequiskest way 70
obtain one il to cut the hedge o1sboot two inches
above the ground and when sproutinG in the
spring II It u not the desirsd thickness eas on
about four or i've inches higher than the Arsi
cutting, but ii wanted for cattle fence it ID moi
necessary to cut ut al. Transplant 70 the de-
sired thickness, then kesp well trimmed and cnl-
TWISTED snd you viii soon have dne hedge Ssnce.
Hedge shOuld never be trimmed. except in the
fall or early spring; for killing hedge cut In the
month Of August md it viii never sprout again.
Nov. q, 1s75. ROS. Boz.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-11-30

We hare the largest
assortment of Ladies
.Neckties, Linen Sets and
lace sets to be found in
lola. Some of the ne1O-
est shades In Ties, Which
1ue are selling extremely
lou.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-11-30

nAn kinds Of Job Printing neatly and taste
fully executed at TIE REGISTER Office, at lowest
living prices. Our Office is well provided with
the latest styles oftype and other printing nate
rial, and We carry q full line of stock for plain
and fancy work. Our material has been selected
with especial reference to doing all work called
for in this section Of country, and having had
many years experience We feel capable of meet
ing competition from any source.
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frhte!s. III 20
AppIanse,; c., DO NJ,
COunty Attorney ~ W
Witnesses ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6 80
Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $326S 20
The labor attending these cases was more than
all the other in court during the entire year
of 1877. As to the costs have this to say: LIST.
did not receive one cent until it was agreed upon
by the Board Of County Commissioners what my
compensation should be. At the October, 1871,
meeting of the Board presented my claims and
it was then proposed by the Board that they
would allow me in full payment for my extra
work in getting and preparing the statements
from the Treasurer's books and for my services
ss attorney In Court, providing would make no
further claim for extra work, one per cent. on
the Judgment obtained on all the cases then pend
ing in court, to which agreed and was then Al
lowed sSl and the balance. @l7s, subsequently
was paid by the sheriff, according to the under
standing with the Board. You will observe that
the amount received was far less than any other
officer, while my work, - al must admit, was
four times more than that Of any other officer.
While portion of the costs in these cases 10 def
initely fixed by Statute, other portions depend
upon the construction OF the law by the court.
The various officers taxed their costs after i'd
vice of attorneys and what they believed the law
would allow them. carefully examined the
costs and satisfied myself that nothing short of
. decision from the Supreme Court would settle
the matter and being assured BY the officers that
their costs were too large that they would refund
without suit, and wishing to avoid the expense
of litigation to the county thought 1t better to
49, E~<,uxn
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-11-30

Thecheapest Mems and
Boys Boots In toWn at
$1.25, 1.5O, 1.75, g. 90,
2.25, ESQ, and g. Is
per pair.
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New Land Agency.

Parties having improved farms. Wild lssds Of
town property for sale and wish ssles sssssed d
best advantages viii do we'll to leave tbsm with
the undersigned. Charges reasonable. No
charges unless . sale 10 made. Once for tfe
present With Peter Bell, County Attorney J
Call and leave description and terms.
BELL B10s.
lola, KANs., Aug. nd, 1878.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-11-30

ErIn answering advertisements, we strongly
recommend that you mention having seen the
advertisement in The RxGIsrxR. Our sdvertis-
ers well understand the class Of men among whom
THE REGIsrER cIrculates, and when you tell
them that you saw their advertisement in The
REGIsTER, it serves - . good introduction. 1t
will be Of service TO you, and at the same time
benefit us
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-11-30
JOB PRINTING.

JO0 INAN = ANS.
We are prepared 10 fn promptly sll
orders for Letter Heads, Note Heads,
Bill Heads, Envelopes, Cards, Stste-
ments. Programme, Visiting Cards, In
vitations, Circulars, Posters, Dodgers,
Attorney Briefs, &C., In the Deatest
styles and most reasonable prices
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-11-30

HAdvertisers will ind The RH0IsrER one of
the best mediums for reaching the people of Allen
county. 1t has . large and constantly increasing
circulation among the substantial farmers and
business men Of Allen and adjoining counties.
II you wish to buy anything. advertise; If you
wish to SELL small advertisement costing little,
will find purchaser Try it,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-11-30

bpI an prepared to do all kids Of hair work.
Cembings speciality. Orders can be lelt At Mr.
N. Heath's. ELIZA JARRETT.
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School Report.

School Report.
Standing Of the pupils Of the high school de-
partment, In the examination of Nov. 23d.
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Scnool Report.

The following is . report Of the school in Dist.
No. 6, Allen county, Kansas, for the month end
ing November I'D, 1875:
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pWarrsntee aud Quit-claim Deeds, Latest
and most approved form for sals ss this oAee
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-11-30

nrPartiss having improved farms, wild lands
or other property In this State that they wish to
exchange for farms, wild lands, city property,
including mills drug stores, hotels. &c. in either
Of the States Of Ohio. Indiana, Illinois, Tennes-
see and Missouri will ind an opportunity by
calling upon ~. BELL BROS,
Real Estate Agents. lola. Kans.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-11-30

nrHousekeepers should not Sorgst that by
putting down two or three thicknesses Of paper
under carpets the warmth IL greatly increased,
and the wear On Tie carpet diminished. Old paper
are also good b paste on the walls ofdsellings,
stables, chicken e0ops, etc.. to make them air
tight For sale Ut this ONCE ut 80 cts. 0 hundred.
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Epitaph of Bro. Mitchell.

Epitaph of Bro. Mitchell.
NJ THE NE0SHO POET.
Go dig him grave with paper pick,
Go get him paper slab;
Go bury the istist down by the creek
Where the battling waters bah.
60 cover The grave all over nice
With . fiat paper sod,
Then stamp on the slab the bold device:
''Here's where we shot our wad."
-Emporia Nescs.
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ChstsSl AoftkAKoS

CneSSOS 6OStG3xOS.
The latest and bot foIms Of chattel mortgages,
printed On extra paper, st reasonable rates W the
qusatity Single blanks cents. For sale at
fhia s,fYlco
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GRAPE CREAM TARTAR.

One Of the principal Ingredients in the TreaeA
ufAcsared by JAS. HEWSON Z CO.. Kansas
City, Mo. flAvoTing ExtFlcts, Jamaica Gin
ger, Fruit Juices, Liquid Blue, School Inks,
Aucilage. Crenore. &c; speci.lty:. Ask yoaf
hsalthy, harmless and nutritious.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-11-30

nA lot q nice fresh dried apples just received
1t BELL 4 RICHARDS,
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uCocks At the City Jewelry Store south
west corner ofpablic square.
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HpBest bread m town 1t Nm. HayD'.
npTwo eigArs Tor 5 cls. q Mn. Hays'.
n-Game Of III kinds wanted as 001osth's.
neBuy your Furniture ofBel. Delivered &ex.
n-Game Of al kinds bought BY Bully Brown.
! uGo 10 Nm. Hays for the best meal in town.
nrAppaes and cider 1t Richards 3 GOWNS.
nNew CurrAnts, BlackbeEries and Cherries.
It GOFORTH's.
urBuekWheas and graham -four ct
COwAN 4 IRELAND'S.
n-Go to Mn. Hays for the incest variety Of
fresh candies In toWn.
nNew Stock Of Lamps, Lanterns, Table and
Pocket Cutlery &c. at Richards 4 Cowsn's.
uCocks 1t the City Jewelry Store south
west corner ofpablic square.
Los ~ ~ g. a = .1..s ..&
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neNew Stock Of Lamps, Lanterns, Table and
Pocket Cutlery &c. at Richards 4 Cowan's.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-11-30

n-Go to Mn. Hays for the incest variety OF
fresh candies In toWn.
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The Young Mems Christian Association hold
prayer meetings In the Presbyterian Chnrch,
sabbath afternoons at O'Clock. The time Of the
business meeting u the first Monday evening OF
every month. All are inv tied.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-11-01

| question which was seconded by the House, Tho
amendment proposed by Mr. Howe of Ludlow was
then agreed to. Tho question then being On the
passage Of the bill
Mr. camp Of Newport said that the amendment
That has been adopted improves the bill, but yet
he was opposed to 1t.
Dir Redlngton Of Rrtland said the fact that
states all around Us get along well with such a law,
ought TO be in its favor lie should favor the pas
sage OF the law although he was opposed to the
amendment
Mr bingham of Essex. moved the previous ques-
tiOn, which seconded by the House. The
main question was then put, Shall the bill pass !,
and on that question Mr. waterman o. johnson, de-
manded the yeas and nays, which were taken
ayes lO'' nays lU7. go the passage o! the bill
refused.
Reports From select committee, composed Of the
members from Chitteaden county, in favor Of Ii
I24 laying tax en- the county OF Chittenden :;
read the ih:ri me and passed.
Alr camp or Newport, moved to reconsider the
vote ny W; lch Ii 80, providing for mortgages o:
personal property was refused its passage
MI Harrington Of Halifax, mOyeu that the motion
TO reconsider be ordered to be laid upon the table,
which motion was discussed by several gentlemen,
anu on the adoption OF the motion Mr. Brown Of
Benson, demanded the yeas and nays which were
tahen ayes VI, nays los, go the motion was dsa-
greed to.
ihe question REQUIRED on the motion to reconsid.
tr the vote refusing the passage OF the bill and on
mat motion MIR Sprague demanded the yeas and
haSswhee were taken-yeas 80, nays lO7.
80 ihe morton TO reconsider was refused.
kep0rt-trom Committee on Judiciary, in favor
OF ii %, In amendment OF an act in amendment Of
an act to incorporate the city of Burlington, with
proposals OF amendment which were agreed to and
the bill as amended was read the third time and
passed.