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The Iola register., 1878-10-26

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October sth, 1873.
James r Young, salary rs treasurer. 3j2 Q
J,neS II. Yuua:. po.tase........... 5.
Frauk Root salary It's cuunty superinIen-
deaf aid for postage. -. ....... l29 81
Peter Bell, salary county attorney and
for DO ,Ilge. Observation-Disclosures. -. l-6 o.
r. S Storer, salary county clerk. 49,. Z1O u
r. 5. Slower, post:lse and express q &
A.J, Fulton, medical a''ea'''ance AT poor :, NJ
G.. pewItI, surveying and bridge commis-
sion Observation-Disclosures. 5 ot
II. l.. Henderson, examination OF teachers IL o.
H. Ii Adams, examination of te iciiers... Is W
In1er,nll Il Perkins, printing aiid adver-
Using ................... -. q,
inceI,p,i & Perkins, printing and adver-
,ising ...................-...--. 2G5 IL
Cowan II Ireland, sundry goods. : a.
! w Sc1It, goods for poor asylum. l Al
VIM. Beartisiey, medical atten',ance on
paupers s...........;:....:...; .....-. 3n
VIM f;eardsley, medical attendance on
paupers ....-... ...-...,.........-.... 10 o.
4. }. Fulton, me iicai a'tenaihce on pau =, ,-
Iosa,,, p;ne care of insane persnu As 5
Ios.,,h piue ,Irp of insane person 46 81
~ D,y,s seryires as bridge comn,i5-
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a. Sims n,sts for court house 10 j.
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ID n ,,ava,.nn ,undry good, II "A
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L.. IL. BruuikcT, lttill 10 pobI Ii
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

Er''Red Ribbon. ''''Blue Ribbon 'and ''Fas
Mail" Cigars, at e. A. SrEELE'S.
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

respectfully announce my self candidate for
re- election to the Office of Constable of lola
township n. F. LOOMS.
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

lam candidate for ine u.ice of Trustee of lola
township at the eLsuing election.
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

"Fort Scott Coal at Is cents.
The Iola register., 1878-10-26
List of Expenditures.

Statement of accounts audited and allowed by
the 3,ar,i of County Commissioners of Allen
County, Kansas. at their regular October session
4 ID ISIS:
The Iola register., 1878-10-26
August 9Th, 1873.

John Harris, balance due ~ assessor =. sl2' 90
II IL. Hayward, appropriation TO county
agricultural Y mechanical association 200 O0
October ith, 1873.
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

EcA large assortment of Baskets at
RICHARDS & COWAN'S
The Iola register., 1878-10-26
uFine Cut Tobacco at Goforth,s.

H-Fine Cut Tobacco at GOforth's.
npPickles at Richards & Cowan's.
E-Go to Namendorfs for good boots.
E3-Fresh apple cider at Billy Browns.
E-Choice Michigan apples at Billy Browns.
.n-Everybody goes to Namendor's for good
boots.
EHighest cash price paid for corn at the
Elevator. 4S4
G-Boots from S. 50 to sl2 90, hand made. at
Namendorf's.
fs-For good boots with good stock in them
60 TO Namendorrs
EfBilly Brown has u wood cooking stove to
trade for coxl stove
ErBilly Brown will receive supply of fresh
oysters by express this evening.
Chop corn and oats, 81 cents per 100 pounds
at Elevator.
ga large assortment of Baskets at
RICHARDS & COwAN'S
EnrA C,nkH H.
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

GrBilly Brown will receive supply Of fresh
oysters by express this evening.
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

HChop corn and oats, 81 cents per 100 pounds
at Elevator.
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

H-Highest cash price paid for corn at the
Elevator 424
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

TrBilly Brown has wood cooking stove to
trade for q coSl stove.
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

rEverybOdy goes to Namendor's for good
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

G-For good boots with good stock in them
90 to Namendorrs
The Iola register., 1878-10-26
Geneva Items.

lola, KASs. Aug 23d, 1873.
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

rBoots from S. % to SIP 90. hand made. at
The Iola register., 1878-10-26
Court Docket.

The following is II list of cases that are to be
tispos se of at the next term of the District Court
Of Allie county, commencing November 4, l57s:
FIRST DAY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-02

THE GoKHAM NORMAL ScaooL.-Frl-
day afternoon the Normal school trustees
accepted the following plans for the
Gorham Normal school, prepared by Mr..
Fassett:
The building Is to be Of brick with free
stone and granite trimmings. The style Of
architecture modern Gothic. The main
building will be 72x52 feet, In front OF
which will be Q grand vestibule 52xa0 feet,
10 which will be located the dressing rooms
aud the grand staircase. In front OF the
vestibule will be q tower l6 feet square.
62 feet high and terminated By Apyramid
rooi20 feet high, ornameGted with dormer
windows and ornamental. cresiing. n the
front Of the tower will be the main en-
trance. over which will be brick and free
stone canopy supported by stem columns.
AT each end Of the main building there will
be a pavilion, 20x30 feet. extending fee,
aboye the cornice aud terminated BY 9
pyrsmidal roof IS feet high ornsmented
with dormers and crssting. These pavil.
ions will form pleasant bays for the school
and recitation rooms. In the rear Of the
main bsilding there will be An addition
45x36 feet aud the same height as the main
building. On the first hOor there will be
| five class rooms and two modern schoo
rooms. the whole connected by broad cor
ridors. On the second floor will be the
main hall occupying the whole OF the main
| building, and in the addition over the mod
| ell school rooms will be class room. teach
ers room and library. There will be high
pitch roof over the whole. with terrace
| on the top, finished with ornamental crest
ing. 10 the basement will be located the
laboratory, heating apparatus and water
closets. All the cornices are to be of gal
vanized irou. The roofs are 70 be SLATED
and timed. The interior finish Is to be o
ash or Michigan pine, oiled and vanished
aud Is to be frst-class in every respect.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-02
Ut. Desert Island.

first knew Nj. Desert Island when
mere lad, some fifty years ago. II was
almost wilderness then-not quite. There
were but very few school houses on the
Island, and they were Of little account.
Many Of the schools were kept In private
houses. There was small. old fashioned
church In Eden, and two story unfinished
church at s. w. Harbor. Many of the
meetings on the Sabbath were held 10 pri.
vate houses.
There were no carriage roads and no
carriages, except OK carts. and but very
few OF them! There we're some half dozen
houses, and all their work was done under
the saddle. The U. s. mail was carried 70
the Island o0ce q week. as far as SOf3es-
vile, on horseback. The NaTrOws were
Iorded q: low water. Rum WAS sold at
every store and shop on the island, and
was considered as necessary, and almost
o. useful ss the bible. II was freely used
BY pastors aud people. nrqnksrds we're
numerous, and poverty was seen on every
hand.
How changed! Now, there are several
pretty little villages; good roads horses
aud carriages in abundance; = daily mail
TO oil parts of the Island; large and well
appointed hotels. with gentlemanly land
lords; 6rst.clsss school hopses W almost
every school district; several churches
for religions worshippsrs, and lots Of balls
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-02

for merry dancers. The rum trafic is
wholly abolished. and temperance eigns
all over the Island.
With few exceptions the people live In
good houses and many Of the citizens are
quite wealthy. and but very few feel the
pinchings of poverty. The towns on that
Island. hav. produced their full share Of
men OF intelligence and influence. and
their sons can be found In almost every
State In the Union.
The Island is connected with the main
land by bridge. over which. there II .
large amount Of travel. The watering
places" are gradually increasing Ia popu.
lariiy. and what was once a wilderness
or nearly so. fifty or sixty years ago. is
becoming noted as y Skinner resort
Temperance. industry aud intelligence.
will make the people OF that Island. pros.
porous aud happy. II. NE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-02
CALAIS. April 9Th, ISIS,


Editor American: Those Of your readers
who live on the sea-board or Southern part Of
the county. are. probably, in,eresie ed more In
the Affairs of Calais than any city. or port in the
union. Why. judging from the familiar f.oe.
you meet Of an evening about the business
houses Of Boardman Bros, and J. Perkins,
Hancock County Is here by proxy. II has been
suggested that the main stree; be called IRE
mont street.
For the week ending April 23d, there were 81
vessels arrived here; II Of them commanded BY
and several IRON other parts OF our county.
cannot state exactly what portion, but 1t {.
said by those who oash, tn know. that more
than one-haR the Calais vessels are co-.-
manded aud filed by men from Hancock
County, and from fremont more than any 9TH
ey one town.
The size Of tho vessels employed In the Cal
ais trade average. generally, from 100 to $50 u
carrying capacity; there are some few under
ihAt, and 10 he summer some over that. Right
In hot weather some Of the Cd shore vessels
came here to paint and repair. and load for
Northern ports until the sickly season is over
oo"u Soutn. bSir tue pflucipai Uusine.> Is
done by the smaller crsft, and there are enough
owned here TO carry every foo, OF lumber ord
cred. There i.n't much inducement for an
outsider 10 come here; they have TO wait until
home vessels are supplied, and sometimes 60
AWAY empty. Oriers and freights sre about
the same as last year; the present rates are
- 90 to New York, tl.I5 10 Sound Port.
el50 to Boston and vicinity. There is very
little dry lumber. About all Is shipped direct
| IRON the saw, and sawed just rs the orders
come In. 1t is said Calais has the most terri
tory Of any city in Maine, 1t seems to have the
| most handsome houses. The street rulniag
along the river Is long line Of elegant and
comfortable farm house residences. sail
slong the coast Of Long Branch is not more
| picturetque-so far ss private houses 80. and
the St. Croix must come into prominence With
ths tourist, and add one more 10 the list Of
popular Sumner Resorts Of Maine"
The people Of Calais got their first iuforms.
ton about the particulars Of the new steam
ship which the Boston 3 Calais S. 5. Co., are
going to put on their route 70 touch at s. W.
Hsrbor, from an article In the Boston Adrer-
tiser copied from the Ellsworth American.
Across the river, the burnt district Of st.
stephens has been almost entirely rebuilt. In
In improved style, and business 10 going on as
usual. 6RA Cook.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-02

The Grand Lodge session Of Coed
Templars held at SAco, April 10 and ii
was one Of the largest and most enthusi.
xstic gatherings Of the Order ever held Ia
the State. Monday evening public meet.
ing was held at City Hall, Geo. (. Braek'
EFT, Esq, of Belfast presiding. Speeche:
were made by Hon. Nelson Dingley, c. A
Farwell, Esq, Ret. o. NJ. Cousens, Mrs
c. Il. Fitz Gerald. and others. The report:
of the Grand Lodge Officers showed th'
Order to be in fourishing condition. G.
new lodges having been added during tn,
last six months. making 800 lodges 10 orr
In the State. The next session will b,
held at Newport next October.
Hon II. J. Chase OF Portland was eiectel
G. w. Z. T., and Geo. Z. Bracket OF Bel
fast G. W. 5.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-02
REssiAN PRIvArEEgs.

No official Information has been received
by any department as To the preliminary
arrangements for ftiins out cruisers by the
Russian government 10 San Francisco or
elsewhere against England.
The United States and Great Britain
have by treaty OF Washington obligated
Themselves TO use due diligence TO prevent
the nt,ing out, within their jurisdiction, OF
any vessel OF which there Is reasonable
ground To believe il Intended 10 cruise or
carry on war against . power with which
II Is at peace. but until war shall eyis, be.
tween any two nations, there can be no
breach Of neutrality In permitting either
Russia or Great Britain fitting out vessels
10 this country for any purpose.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-02
THURSDAY. xAY Q. ISIS.
Great Excitement at NJ Desert.

The arrival, on Sunday morning last, OF
the German Steamship Gmbria, OF Ham
burg. at South West Harbor. caused great
excitement among the inhabitants Of the
Island. which rapidly spread the country
over. Intense anxiety has been masiiest-
ed from all quarters to obtain Intelligence
IS to the reasons OF the steamers presence
10 these waters. and her purposes for the
future.
The Cimbris is about 5000 tons burthen-
Captain f.. Badephausen. was chartered by
the Russian government TO bring emigrants
10 port or ports in the United States, sail
ed iron Port Baltic. Russia, April l2th
inst. for South West Harbor, Mt. Desert,
there TO await orders. She has on board
COG steersse passengers, Go cabin passer-
gers. and crew list OF Ito. officers and
men. No cargo. but well supplied with
stores. Coal on board sufficient TO last ten
or twelve days longer.
The Captain Processes not to know his
destination, and simply says he is awaiting
orders from Russia, and since arrival 4
dispatch has been sent BY the Russian
commanding officer to ST. Petersburg. The
Captain says that he supposes his passen-
gers are Russian sailors, bound TO San
Fraocisco. there TO 20 on board Iussian
vessels in the Pacific.
The officers are very reticent as TO their
purposes for the future, and either do not
know OF are unwilling TO state them. Sew
erL officers speak English nuen,ly and are
very courteous and gentlemaniy. The
steersse passengers are dressed 10 Russian
Navy uniform.
The unexpected influx of some 500 Wis
itors into the little village OF South West
Harbor makes q brisk demand for surplus
provisions. Probably, also, the stock OF
Deacon Ciark's telegraph line will take .
big rise.
The Collector of Frenchmzn's Bay Dis
tyicf and the Asen, Of the Associated Press
were at the Harbor on Tuesday, but We do
not learn that any additional important
facts were obtained by them.
The evident conclusion is that these
Russian passengers are intended as crews
for vessels belonging 10 the Russian gov
eminent in this country, or to be purchased
hereafter by them, and has no special sig
niticsnce, except as to the probability OF a
xar between England and Russia.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-02
Don't be Decriresi

Many persons say Il haven't go, the
Consumption" when asked to cure theii
Cough with Shiloh's Consuu ption Cure
DO they not know that Coughs lead to
Consumption and = remedy tina, will cure
Consumption will certainly and surely cure
. cough or any lung or throat trouble
We know will cure when all others fail
and our faith 10 1t is so positive that w
will refund the price paid u you receive no
ben"iit. Is not this . fair proposition.
prize 10 ss,. 90 IS. anu . o. per bottle
For lame Chest. Back or Side, use shiloh,
Porous Plaster. Price 25 cts For sale by
). d. wiggio, Ellsworth. Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-02
Assigncc's Sale Of Real
Estate,

pUBLIC notice Is hereby given that pursuant to
I order Of the L :. District Court for the
District OF Name. shall sell at Public Auction
on FRIDAY. the i7th day OF MAY A. II. Is7s at ten
O'Clock In the forenoon at my Ofice In said Ellis
worth. the following parcels Of real estate belong
ing to the eststs OH. " CoONB>, Of sAid Els
worth, bankrupt.
Isl. The property known as "Coombs' Block -
alta Ated Ia said Ellsworth, on the east side OF
Union River bridge { Jns istinsOt THREE stoics on
the nrst door and offices on the second doof Said
property IL subject to mortgage. amounting
with interest to about ESQ (The exact Emoun nj
due on raid r1ortxase Will be made known at the
time Of sale.
I'd, The store on the south side OF Main street
In said Ellsworth. occupied at the present time by
A. u walker, being the next store east of the
store owned and occL pied by Edward y Robin.
son SAID property Is subject to Two mortgages
one Tor $50, and interest and one 1000. aud
interest. the whole amount due on both mort
cages Is about twenty two hu Ddre,i dollars The
exact amonni due on both mortgages will be
made known al the time OF sAle)
Both OF the above named pieces Of property viii
De sold al hJect 10 said mortgages.
Terms, lash. when the deeds are deltve red
reasonable time will be given alter the sale
An opportunity Will be given TO examine the
premises Ia any one desiring to do 90 For fur
ther particulars Inquire OF the undersigned
ANDREW L. WIsWELL,
Owls Assignee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-02
AT the meeting Of the direc,

AT the meeting Of the directors Of the
Industrial School for Girls ct Bath. Thurs
day. the housekeepef rendered her resixna-
ton TO take effect June lst. The expenses
OF the school have been reduced the las,
year. and the price TO be charged Tor .hc
board Of children Is plAce,i ~ IS cents q
week, apiece. There is absolute necessiiy
for new building. and one gentleman sub
scribed ei. 500. IL Is de~ired TO raise ol5,-
600 for this purpose so that the new house
can be built aud occupied in the fall. The
school Is prosperous. and 80 girls, its full
capacity. are 1t present IN the Institution
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-02

1DpossoDs DoeAs10o.
THE e. 8. sCPRKNK COURT sUsTAINs rHE
VALIDITY OF THE STATE RAILROAD TAX.
LEWISTON, April y. A special despatch,
from v ashington to the Journal Gays that
the U. &. Supreme Court s0stains the val
idity OF ths State tax on the Maine Central
Railroad. This tax was first assessad In
1874, and was resisted BY the road on the
claim that the charter exempted them and
they detained temporary Injunction.
THE JUDGMENT OF THE MAIZE SUPREME
COCRT AFFIRMED.
WASHINGTON. April %. The following
decision was rendered to day In the So
preme Court:
No. 9S3. Maine Central Railroad Co
vs. the State OF Maine. Error TO the 81
prewe Court of Maine.
In this case il il held that the form el
Railroad Companies; known Is the An
droscoggin 4 Kennebec and the PenObscoi
4 Kennebec, which we're by Charters ex'
empt from certain taxation BY the State
when they were consolidated - the Maine
Central incapacitafed themselves from The
performances Of duties dsvolved upon then
by their Charters. and have thus lost The
exemption claimed for the new corpora.
too. Hence the tax D0v Imposed upou
their franehIse - the property of the neu
corporation, does not impair The eoatraci
Of exenpeion sst up and ID valid. A0rm.
Jusfice Field delivered ~ opinion.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-02

MRs. HAYES ExcoMGUxIc ATED.-rhe
Mrs. Rutherford B. Hayes temperance
society Of Warrington, Friday night dis
carded the name Of the association on the
ground that although Mrs. Hayes discoun-
tenanced wine At the Duke Alexis's and
other dinners 1t the Executive Mansion.
she countenanced the use Of clsret punch
It the dinner on board the excursion
steamer on Delaware Bay, during the re-
cent Presidential trip.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-02

The Greenback party have organized
An ealy campaign in this State. A Stat
Committee vas chosen ST Portland las
week. Horace Davis is the member from
this County district Committee wa
also chosen for each District. The mem
bers for the 9Th Distr let are, 7. B. Spear
Rocklaud, II. NJ. Dow. Brooks. c. X
whidden. Jr., Calais. A State Convention
will be held at Lewiston, June 9Th, TO nom
sna:e Q candidate for Governor. Aessrs
Rust u Belfast. Philbrick Of Skowheg an
and Qulmby of Ssccarspps, are spoken o
a. prominent candidates.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-02

After oil. man IL generous being. Not
long ago man died Ia Massachusetts who
had been married only year. and receiyed
Q fortune Of $50 600 from his wife. And
what did he do when he found death star
ing him 10 the face? Not enrich his rela-
tives - he might have done; be willed il
all back TO her agsiL. on tbs simple condi-
ton that she should not marry again. The
noble man !-Womdn's Words.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-02

A Standard medicine for curing Brixhrs
Disease. kidney. Bladder and Glsndular Dis
eases, 1. HUNTS KEMEDY. ~, nen.lc
weakness, Pain In the Side. Back and Loins.
Gravel, Diabetes. Inkmpersuce, Exee>.e.
aud Pro.ira,ion Of the Nervous System. Is
cured BY HUNTS REMEDY. An Disease.
OF the Kidneys. Bladder and, Urinary Organ.
are cured BY HUNTS REMEDY
(LARk's ToOTH AcnE Dkors cars ias,aanz
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-02
INSTINCT OF NAMES

YHIs ts to give Notice That on the 10Th DAY 81
] April. A. u. i.,s a Warrant In BANKRUPTCY
vas issnsi against the EstAtr OF David q. Eaion
and William Eaisn. Individually and as mem
Der. OF the arm OF DAVID u. Eaion ADD son Of
Ellsworth. in tho County OF Hancock and STATE
of Maine, who have been asludsed Bsnkrupts on
their Petition, hied March loth. ISIS, that the
paymsnt OF any Debts and Delivery Of any Prop-
efs. belonging to such Bankrupia. IN Them or for
thcu and the tFRnsfcr Of Any Property By
them tosbid IN By Law isaI a meeting Of
the Creditors ot the said Bankrspts. to Prove
their Debts and chose one or more assi yn--s Of
their Estate. ~iii be held at . court OF Bsakrups-
ey. to be hoiien As Custom Hoas1 Niswofth.
before tkas. hAnlin ksq. Register the tn
day Of June. A. ID. 1878, ~ 10 o'c,ocs A VI.
WIN. Y. JOY Esq.
solicitor,
7. u. CHAMBERLAIN. Dcpaty U. ; Marsh
81, as messenSer. suis
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-02

The date on the address label of each subecr r.
Der paper shows the time to which the subscrip-
ton is paid; and all Subscribers In arrears are
requested TO pay Mp ~ soon as possible
On receipt Of payments on transcription nj this
ONCE q recapt viii be promptly senf TO the sub
scriber and the date on the address label viii be
corrected on the ne Z; Issue OF the paper.
In all communications relating to subscriptions
our correspondents are requested to state tire
Postofice 10 which the paper Ia, is TO be- sent
AMI to be careful TO write all proper names plain
y
In directing change Of address. always give
the present address as well the one TO which
YOU wish The paper Afterwards sent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-02

"A party Of twenty Chinese wsshermen
we're arrested in Boston. Sunday night,
April IA. for gambling. and one Of them in
view OF his bad luck. was heard to utter
the following soliloquy: what se usee
play pokel? Ne bold four klink and q
lace, Melican hold four lace and king
whole week wsshee gone all same like
voOdbine."