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EASTERN QUESTION.
schouvaion Urges tse CEar 90 Concede
90 Europe the Demands Formulated
by Engiand-The Assembling OF ~
Congress Seems Assured.
! Noon Associated Proas Neport.l

Noon Associated Press Heport.l
LONDON, May l7.-The impressions
received from Count Schouvaloii's visit
10 ~. Petersburg are conflicting. Two
such well.informed correspondents IN
the Times Vienna and Times ~. Pc.
tersburg are entirely disagreed.
The standard says tho porte will al
low no further addition To the British
fleet at lsmia. An exchange OF ships
will be permitted, however. Accord.
Ing 10 the Weiner Tagblatt, the passes
reported TO have been taken by the in-
surgents are the Derbond, Balkan and
TroJans Gate. All attempts TO dlslodge
them have been unsuccessful.
The condition OF Earl Russell Ia ex.
tremely critical.
The excitement In East Lancashire.
arising from the difference between
cotton masters and operatives, Ia still
intense.
The presence of tho military and
large bodies OF police alone holds the
populace In check in several large
towns, and should rosday efforts at set
Element fail, II Is feared these may not
prove adequate. AT u meeting OF oper.
atives ut Oldham, last night, II was
resolved to strike against the proposed
five per cent reduction In their wages.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-18
WASHINGTON.
The Struggle Over P0tters Resolution
Results In n Victory for the Demo.
Gratis and the Adoption or The
Measure.
Mills, Of Texas, and Morse, Of Massa-
ChusetiS, the Only Democrats Voting
In the Negative Not Single
Republican Affirmative Vote.

Confusion, Uproar and Excitement,
During winch aooar, OF Virginia,
Hears Cenger, of Michigan. 10 tho
Wall,
Neon Associated Press Reportl
WASHINGTON, May l7.-Senate -Mr,
Davis, OF Illinois, from the committee
ON Judiciary, reported with amend-
ment the senate bill 10 provide for the
appointment OF Nh additional circuit
Judge Ia the second judicial circuit,
comprising New York, Vermont and
other eastern states. Placed on the
calendar.
Mr.. Ferry, Of Michigan, from the
committee on postollices and post
roads, reported the post route bill with
numerous amendments. Placed on the
calendar.
Mr.. Mcmillan, OF Minnesota, from
the committee on claims, reported,
with amendments, the house bill max.
ing appropriation for the payment of
claims allowed by the southern claims
committee. Placed ON the calendar.
Mr.. Davis, OF Illinois, from the CONS
mittee on judiciary, reported a bill 10
provide for tho appointment Of an ads
ditioIal circuit judge In the seventh
judicial district, comprising the states
OF Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin.
Placed on the calendar.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-18

OF the confidence OF the people, The
canses Of Hayes being president are,
hrst-corrupt practices OF republican
leaders, aud seoond-want OF stamina
In the candidate who, being elected,
had not pluck enough 10 take that
given him by the people, The repub-
licans foreshadowed their coming man,
who Ia now touring In Europe. He Is
bold, vigorous and determined, and
IL u man who sticks 10 his friends.
To beat him tho democrats must
name a man OF like qualities and not
crafty the ambition OF any man. We
want no galvanized mummy, laugh.
ter) and won't have any such.
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HERE AND THERE.

Death Of Earl RussolI-The Yacht MO-
hawk Purchased by Russian Agents
--Business Depression AT Guatemala
The Four ana One-HaIf Bonds. etc
MANCHESTER, May l7.-No progress
toward a compromise. Warburton's
mill was fired and badly damaged.
There was no rioting at Haslinden,
but the fires were doubtless incendiary.
All is quiet at Burnley. The mob Is
very threatening at Blackburn.
Earl Russell IL dead.
New YORK, May 17.-Yacht Mo-
hawk, which capsized In this harbor
two years ago whereby Commodore
Garner and wife and several were
drowned, has been sold to the Rus
slams. She will be overhauled and
fitted with screw. She originally
cost $4,000, but sold for scarcely u
tenth of that amount.
PANAMA, VIA New YORK, May IL.
Business at Gautamala Is very deS
pressed. Several failures have occur
red; one of the sugar refining compa-
MES for $500, 900 and others are looked
for.
NEW YORK, May 1.-THE syn
dictate have decided to take fifty
million dollars four~and.a,half per
cent. bonds covered by its contract with
the secretary of the treasury. Options
for October, November and December
are thus anticipated. A large part OF
the fifteen million will be sold abroad.
1t is asserted that the syndicate Is dis
cussing the question of entering into O
contract with the secretary of the
treasury for fifty million dollars
of four per cent. bonds, with
the option of taking fifty million dol
lars more, but members Of the syndi
cate are reticent on the subject.
EUFAULA, Ala, May 1.-THE grand
commandery Of Knight Templars o.
Alabama closed its sessions to-day
The following officers were elected
William 8. Foster, OF Mobile. CRANE
commander; Stephen H. Beasley, o
Montgomery, d. G. commander; DAME
Smith, of Mobile, G. generalissimo
Robert Morethrop, OF Eufaula, q. cap
tain; General John Cartright, of Mo
bile, G. prelate; Frank O'Brien, o
Birmingham, G. s.; w. Bernard ia
cobs, of Selma, Alabama, g. J. w.
w. X. H. Dingley, Of Montgomery, @
treasurer; Daniel Sayre, of Montgom
cry, G. secretary; Jesse L. Adams, o
Tuskegee, g. standard; John ID. Nc
Cormick, of Eufaula, g. sword bearer
Adam r. Baker, Of Montgomery, g
warden. The next session will be hel,
; at Montgomery.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-18

New York, May 1.-THE Tammany
hall committee met last night, Henry
L.. Vinton, presiding. Senator T. @.
Ecclesine made an address, during
which he said at the last presidential
election the democratic party went
under the banner Of man who had
not and did not deserve to have any
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-18

Very handsome Trimmed CAMBRIA
SKIRTS NJ 81 -,
Handsome Line Very Fine SKIRTS from
~ TO So 30.
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NIGHT DRESSES, we'll Trimmed, NJ ",
Better quality at 81 %, 81 90 and upwards,
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ANOTHER WEEK
FOR
BA R G A | N s
SANGERBROS.
5lO& 5l2 Elm stand 500 & 5ll Main St.
WE ANNOUNCE THE FOLLOWING BAR.
GAINS FOR THIS WEEK
Ve 1T
Ladies' Underwear

DRAWERS, Tucked and Embroidered
for75c.
Better Quality at 81.
Very handsome NJ 81 - and u u,
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TUCKED SKIRTS, full size, for 100.
Rullled and Embroidered at 81 10,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-18

PHILADELPHIA, May II. = John
Brown & Sons WOODEN mills burned.
Loss $4,000.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-27
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH

.. 1,,. ~ c,,;rits +,,rnontine firm
WlIMINGToN, June Z"-op'l4s 'u'leii'iii' A'A1
at 2oc'
0swRGo. June 27-Wheat steady: NO. MhSaG
kee Club, 81 20; red OHIO, IL r. CoilE hIen |
mixed Toledo. soc
New oeIRANs June 27-Sugar firmer at 81 459 |
26O; soft recuied, u 0i@l No. ooee 9un 1s aic iEo
lower NO calsTes, otd'''"ti ci,I 11BiI ncr cent
gota' DINERS ullcnausvu; I insIl ppr'miIiin
Sight exchailge on 1>gW no' hiIiS $50
sterling exchange ooiiAel' 'iii'' 10-|%
T>,nr,Y.porrs lime 27-FlI ur ste idy: fancy,
a. 5O5tS. patent. S.; family, - 5Jg5 y; low
ro'I,s ~ 60 E193 u Wheat quiet No. 2rei 97c;
INV oe corn g1ie i@c oss IT, 2'@2c Sas iys; Eys
rihs rih 5i%e, Lard, &c, Hams, 7G9c.
iiO' '/SN' ,-,..,,,.,, =. oos
LONDON. June 2L-flour lhchatgel W AZ lH;
Wheat: Arrived c3rgoes dllll ana declineu apo'u
Is; Chicago 4SsBiSs Cd rGd WlnEer oSs %ar% ia
57s cargocs TO arrive dun ana lower; ChlGtSo at
47s@47s Cd, California AT 33s12oS' Attv4 lr op.
ders light Corn dull anG ne.vy A'rEeo %ri;ni
for orders litht,
'"l ,.-,., o,..,o
LIVERPOOL June u -Fm,r: 9 alneric' 9, 800
state unchahSeu AT ~. "'igG itie, inf iIG C"Ii
disposition 10 Guy; spTg a. AS itT az ne "a
oTn4 cup Ht lis 9ntS Ihu @ u4 Gs ~ OATS "a! rs ID
@ls ma Corn STEADY new ns" sTH S O"G s@sl3 n ~
Barley, IS sd. Cover Seeu: AnGicdi; 1o(t; Dn,.t
Canada peas SIS fe'ro'eulh' Spiii'S 'u' 'e'''O
lOd' ,., u,....-, ,,,,,ou
s. 25@3 Is; common extras, $4 25@l %; Wiscon-
sin extras, 81 5Om5 %; Minnesota extras, 81 1396;
winter wheat. OHIO, Indiana and Michigan y ~
AK illinois S. 80; st. Louis, s. 50@6 %; patent
g. 7S@S. CON quiet at 45@53c; mixed and yellow
steamer amer corn, i6G47c Oats steady: No and ex,
ira white 3593Sc No. white 3214@33c; No. 3
white 3l@S2c; mixed, 3l932c. Rye, 6o@7oc
p, ,,,, o, r,o,r. s,rorGre 40 Tim
BALTIMORE; Ju'e a. 3iiH Nh ~
30 40 eXLra Stgt "a a. 1no uU Ann And biGher.
NeaE WESTERN, spy ",' ~ II, d srnf nnd
futures LOVER NO a. ,S MSseTn aS Tlgr m req "a 4 0 co1n n
Juiie' ~ o,l2 pia'' e. itI2 ,ii I'M and Tunn
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-27

BB- IN order tn accommodate Eastern adver-
tser in the STAR, Mr.. E. Duncan Snifen, No. "
Astor House, New York City, has been appointed
cur general and special agent for the Eastern
States. This will De branch office OF the STAR
Mr.. sniTen being authorized to make advertising
contracts on our behalf and receipt all collect0ns
Therefor in our name.
BB- THE Cov'ngton Office of the STAR Is at NO.
East Pike street, in IIardin's Insurance Once.
ptg- CINCINNATI, June 27-2:30 P. M.-Gold
steady at 1U0H. Demand for money light ana
market easy Flour has an active consumptve de-
mand Wheat is unsteady, Corn, good demand
and light receipts. Rye selling slowly but held
firm. Oats dull. Barley, nothing doing. Mess
pork steady and moderate movement Lard in IAN
kjobbng demand. Bulk meats steady and only
moderate offerings, with fair jobbing sales Hogs
have firm market and prices slightly advanced
Biuce yesterday. Cotton dun and unchanged
Whisky moderate and no change in price
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-27
WEST CoyIxGTON, Ky.

IUWIl IOWIIVTI
The next regular meeting OF those interested in
the church will take place ON Wednesday evening,
July 10Th at the residence Of Mr. John MilliChamp.
Work on the new church will commence as soon
as the lumber can be hauled 10 the giOuna. We
may look to see the building under roof by the
middle OF July
'Ninetcen Years IN West Coylngton" is the sub
iect OF the lecture to be given by Mr., John W.
CLARK Oh Sunday evening, June 30th at the Town
Hail. under the auspices of the Ladies' Mite SOci
ety. who are working like beavers to .@t tAe neCGs
sary funds 10 erect the church.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-27
xYARKHNGNI EN-.

Before YOU begin your heavy spring work alter n
winter of relaxation, your system needs cleansing
and strengthening to prevent an attack OF ague,
bilious or spring fever, or Some other spring sick
ness that will unfit you for a seasons work. You
will save time, much sickness and great expense
ii YOU will use one bottle of Hop Bitters in your
family this month Don't wait See other column.
je25 stu, ,Th&S&jy252tw
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-27
s-RusSrztNz-S~EzSSzs

Tie Cedar River Levee near Moscow,
Iowa, having been perforated by ,gophers,
has given way and many valuable farms
are submerged, causing destruction of crops
and stock. The river is the highest since
1851. and is three miles wide at the point oi
innndntinn.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-27
- fa- .
aNANGHah.


CGNcGNNATI. June Ell p. NJ
Gold buying at lOG}Es, selling at 1904, Gold
checks on New York al 1909.
Eastern exchange is quiet and rates unchanged.
Dealers buying at linr and selling at lilo prem.
Sterling unchanged. Demand light. Quoted
81 SG@4 s. per G. gold; the latter for sight drafts.
The market for Government bonds is firm and
with an upward tendency. The local demand is
light The rates here for buying and selling are
as follows:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-27
For Memphis.

SATURDAY, Goth, at ) P. NJ. POSITIVELY,
s h. CONS MlLLAR, W. C. Tichenor, Mas
Slss5fa ter. Apply on board or to lioyse &
IsEisScszsssa zsssa Mosset, Agents, on n. o. Wharfhoat
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-27

Ir is rumorcd that Ed Lally was this
morning sentenced to seventeen years IN
the Penitentiary for paricipating i'll the
outrage on an insane girl in the church at
Mason, Ohio,
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Far FsuutjnrtOil.

THIS DAY, 9th, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ - the c. Il o. r. r. Packet, BOSlONA
s44hh1hs.45SI l. Bryson. Master 9rcight received on
azssss Wharfboat, foot OF Broadway. W..
HOushell Supt
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For pOnprOy.

THIS DAY, 9th, at P NJ, POSITIVELY,
n h. OHIO NO. 4, j. Levisly, Master.
yl4sfissS Freight received at all hours on har5'
boat loot Of Broadway W. HonShelI,
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For Louisville.

THIS DAY, 9th, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
s n GENERAL LYTLE, B. Merrie'ees
L,s4lEa9ss#SF Master. Freight received on Wharf
sszizs boat foot OF Vine street. Thos oher-
lock prnSilnnt.
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For New OrleanS.

SATURDAY. Goth, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
ssy - GOLDEN RULE, o. 7. Shnklc, Master.
Appy on n"1F or to ME N9Hse n McGniTt NGSSrt
george Charter, Agents
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cINCISNATI wEsTwooD tEARRo~ iAuGEL
Daily except Sunday
Leave c.. II. & D. Depot, S:53 m, CHS p m,
Leave Robb's (Wcstwood), 5:4S IN, 1:3S ~
u 3S D m 3:j3 IN. 6O3p IN.
Leave Brighton, G;i5u IN, 9:03am POS, p 5;lS
p m, 64:% p IN
Sunday trains
Leave Robb's (Wcstwoodl, S:3S m, 1923 m,
l2:23 y m. 2:G3 p m, 1883 p IN, and 6'3S pm.
Leave Brighton, 9:33 II m Hos IN, ;2S pm,
ass IN, 6:Q3 pm 1lS m
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For PittSI)IIrr.

THIS DAY, 9th, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
mH~ KATIE STOCKDALE, X. S. Calhoun,
ALL al aasf Master. Apply on board, or to W. s.
Szssssskgsats Szs-ssssskgsats Gctty. Agent
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-27

CINCINNATI, Junp ~ L. NJ,
The following are the receipts and shipments OF
live stock ior the past u hours:
Receipts, Shipments
Cattle ..,..,..,... 36I li9
TnTs ...,., 14O6 $50
sh%nn ....,,...... SU9l 21S9
HOGS-Scling at 81 30@4 50 for choice $4@4 %
for fair to good, and s. 6O93 80 for inferior per
GENITAL, and market active and firm.
CATTLE-Quiet and firm. Common at 81 l9I
%, fair to good 32 500 co. and choice at n Poe
/ 80 per GENITAL, and some extra grades held at
a -. ,.
medium.
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SPEsENNFEEIEW, q.
Work on the new Ieflell shops is being pushed
rapidly.
Mrs. J. W. Barnett is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Foos.
Miss Carrie Miller, OF Xeniu, is visiting Miss
Ella Barnett OH South Center street.
Mcbride, arrested by Marshal Mast, has been Ia
ken to Dayton, where he iswanted for burglary,
Mr.. Platt Ferguson OF Iierne, Texas, formerly
of this city, has returned for visit OF few days
A burglar went through Mrs Guscmnn.s house
on Hlh street near Limestone, but optNlhed pu'
little booty
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-27

Every whisky case tried so far in this Court mas
proved disastrous 10 the gentlemen who engage III
that business
The School Board have concluded not to do any
thing in regard to the extension OF the PLEASANT
street School for the present. me Board Is con-
siderably torn up.
Mr. Bowmau made strong address before the
Alumni Association of Wlttcnberg College yester-
day afternoon in favor of putting a thorough
scholar at the head of the Preparatory Department
of the College.
w alter and Ida Miller, arrested some time ago
for forgery are missing Wonder if their bond
will be forfeited and collected? If it was, itwoud
make an epoch in the history Of the county
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-10-19
LITERARY.

A number of those interested in the
promotion of literary and social culture
met ut the school house On Friday even
ing, the 18th, for the purpose of organ.
izing an association kith that object in
view.
On melton, P. II. Harris was elected
temporary chait man, and A. c. Scott
temporary secpEtary/
On motion/a co6mittee, consisting of
Messrs. Haris, alderman and Murray,
was appuiIted/to draft . constitution,
their report y be presented at the next
regular hes(ing.
Mesers. Miller and Kline we're, on mo-
ton, appSinted a committee TO prepare
a programme for the next regular meet
ing. After consultation they reported as
follows: Essay, Laura Arnett; Read
ing, Rose Young; Recitation, A. c.
Scott; Debate. AFT, Messrs. Murray and
Alderman. Neg, Messrs. Richards and
Harris. Question: Resolved, That Chi.
nese immigration should be prohibited
BY the United States Government.
Adjourned, on motion, to meet at the
court house on Monday, the 21st inst.,
at 7:30 p. m. A. G. ScoTT, Sec'y.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-10-19
From All Parts

OF the country reports come Of the immense
sales and Increasing demand for that deservingly
popular Sewing Machine, the Old and Reliable
Standard" the price Of which the proprietors
wisely reduced 10 SD including all the attach
ments, and at once secured for them popularity
among the people, far beyond that ever attained
by any other machine 1t any price, the Gomez
quence Of which Is, agents are leaving the old
high priced machines and seeking territory for
the "Standsrd." Knowing from experience
that with the best goods at the lowest prices they
can outsell all other machines, where the superior
quality and low price 10 made known. This
splendid machine combines all the Improvements.
Il 10 far ahead OF all others In beauty and dura-
bility Of its work, ease OF Management, light
running and certainty Of operation, is sensibly
made upon sound principles, with positive work
ing parts all steel, and can be safely put down -
the very perfection Of . servioeable e wing ma
chine, in every particular that will Outlast any
machine, and At price Car down below any other.
II 10 thoroughly warranted for i've years. Keps
in order free ofcharge. And sent to any part Of
the country for examination by the customer
before payment Of the bill. We can predict
equally a. large demand for them In this section
q in Others. Families desiring the best machine
manufactured should write direct to the factory.
And enterprisins persons Wishing to seize the
chance should spply for % valusble IN asescy.
See advertisement in another part Of this paper.
Address, Standard Machine Co., Cor. Broadway
and Clinton Place, New York.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-10-19
ONION CREEK BRICK BATS.


Onion creekers are very busy gather.
ing corn.
The Onion creek school commenced
the 7th inst, with Miss Nettie Chambers,
of Humboldt, for teacher.
James Barr has been moving this week.
Cattle market brisk on the creek, with
fair prices is the reason our farmers are
such smiling men.
C. Cleaver, J. H. Bale and Emmett
Barr are having very poor health.
Special school meeting in Dist. No. 10
on the 2lst inst.
Mr.. Hamm. late of Pennsylvania, has
moved into Mr.. Talbert's house, amt is
now an Onion creeker.
w. H. Maybe, has several of his rel
atives visiting him.
Our young married friend Johnny
Beahm is building new house.
The Pleasant Valley School COM
menced last Monday with Miss Mamie
Gibson for teacher.
Mira Z. T. Travis, is stopping in lola
at present, and Bob. is looking disconso-
late.
We have noticed several candidates
slyly lodging around. They had better
look little out. as the Onion creekers
are on the alert and armed to the teeth.
VIM. Davis candidate for District
Clerk made short calls on quite num-
Der Of his farmer friends in the locality
recently. Call again, Mr.. Davis, and
bring some more of the "fellers" with
you. BRIx.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-10-19
Where Help is Needed

Is At that sorrowful stage Of life when the blood
and system hsve become impoverished by old age
or disease. Parker's Ginyer-Tonic is q powerful
invigorant, and affords just the help that the
aged, the feeble, and the convalesoent require.
because it insures perfect digestion and enjoy.
ment Of the food, enriches the blood, and arouses
the dormant energies Of the debilitated organs.
While it never intoxicates nor creates any desire
for stimulsnts, it diaaees warmth and vigOr
throughout the system, renews the appetite,
soothes the nerves, banishes melancholy, and
gives strength and elasticity to the worn out
frame. Many other highly curative properties
not possessed by Ginger are added to this pleas
ant remedy, making it entirely different from
Essence Of Ginger and free from their constipst-
lag eject. Buy % bottle from your drug
gisr, X. B. Stevenson, or . sample bottle at Is
cts :, and test its extraordinary merits.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-10-19
LIST OF JURORS.

The following names were drawn to
sefve q the regular jury at the next
regular term of court for Allen county,
commencing November ~. 1878. The
jury have been sunmoD3d to attend on
the 9Th of November;
8. n. Webb. Hymboldt township;
Abner Wood, SaIm; L. H. Thompson.
Humboldt NJ Veal, Humboldt; James
Wilson. AHuy6oldt; Isaac Tibbetts,
HUMBOLDT; kac Nye. Cottage Grove !;
G. p. Tate fols H. II. English. lola !;
!. II. Wllters. lola; David Hutton,
Geneva ;Wu. Lynch. Cnttage Grove /;
Leo Howerton, Cottage Grove; R. B.
Blair, Cottage Grove: L. Weikie. lola !;
&. Stanley. Osage; 2. T. Gordon, Usage.
l.. Osborn. lola
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-10-19
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Col. John P. st John, the Republican
candidate for Governor, and one of the
advertised speakers for to-day, will not
be present.
A word 10 explanation will not be out
of place. When the Republican club
of lola was organized, it was determined
to get up . barbecue and make Gov.
Anthony's meeting the largest ever held
in Southern Kansas. Afterwards it was
determined to invite Col. st John to be
present. The short time left to advertise
the meeting made it impossible to hear
from the State Central Committee or
Col. st John until after the posters were
printed. It was determined to advertise
that st John would be here and then
run our chances - to securing him. Col.
st John had already made an appoint
ment for the 18th at Sabetha, and could
not arrive at lola in time if he filled
that appointment-which he was in
honor bound to do.
1t Is through no fault of the State Cen
trail Committee nor of Col. st John, that
he is not with US to-day. And at some
other time he will be with Us without
doubt
Gov. Anthony will arrive on the train
this morning and will speak this after
noon at lola, and ut Humboldt tonight.
II. A. PERKINS.
Pres't. Republican lub of lola.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-10-19
lola, KANs., Aug,
R. b. TEV e N s ON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
DRUGS, BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
Ed,son's Latest Discovery

Is equalied only by the remarkable success at
tending the Introduction and use Of Brorn's Fdss-
lily Medicines The bilious and miasmatic innu-
encss of this western climate are counieracted by
BRowN's LIVER PILLS Try them once and yon
will use no others. BROWNS BLACKBERRY AND
GINGER should be in every household. DisrTAed,
Dyseniery aud all arrangements Of the stomach
and bowels are relieved at once by this great
remedy. Have you beaiache9 Are you dull,
stupid and sleepy when you should be wide
awake? Take SAEsAPAKILLA, DANDELIoS AND
IoDIDE OF POTASSIUM. It invisorates the liver
and purifes the blood. For sale by r. b. Stew
enson and John w. Scott, lola, Kansas.