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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-06-13
Publication Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS, D.
ALLEN COvNIY
To ANY kss---.-

SrA Nnks St c sASsAs' s.
To Au.Xr FACIKNKR:
Son viii take METRE tli.,t tlc uuslersisnei CON-
iaissO ere will Rasvt IT thu bri,ige across the Ne
.'ss river, at the ssafh -W-est eDrncr Of ssctisa
q, township 4. rangv -. II ~ clock =. n. 40
the f3th 'isy VI July l5Ss ~ inquirr ts1ehing tie
aAAt;er snsl things contained in the yetifi0n cf
". +. Davis, Geo s. Davis, Eliss BTuner snd
+. !. Marsh, heretofore presented 10 Hon. n :
W. Iaieott, Judge VI the sih Judicial District
Court, under the provisions ri chapter g Of tho
General Statutes 81 Kansas for the year 1885, fur
maintosn Gre~es . mill dam to the height 81 sew
en- feet across tie N~ush, river .: s.id point
WHERE t,s Commissioners AXE 10 slssf. as.i 20.
Ov Tnov certain iansts ~ in said petition nOt
70. ned by Fart petitioners, aIcoag which arS the
following lends "a wit:
AirEY HArLkNEK That orTt s.i southeast
H'iaytcT Of section y. toWe.''ie. 81, range ~,
COMMENCING ~ point 81 ."ls Vrt, Of shc south
.:,-f 1rn~r of ne s"Uih & ;arf,s Of said scc-
ion % q : crr u "fthe Sap>h6 river, thence up
aid i've To- pDint IS II j EsSYth and "a ga
rods e.ss. OF ,he southeast coSIer Of said
quarter. section. tkeses sOU:h to point q rsAs
north Of the point lsst alosss.id. thence west to
the CENTRE OF sait river. thence ~ said river to .
po ut where said river intersscfs the west line Of
said quarter section, thencs south to essah. west
corner Of said theaee east - reds
IS feet. ihenrr nnTth g rOks thence east 70 the
place OF beginning. Ov61ow - square rods,
wafer raised feet
il. Mo6DiS. Commissioners.
JOHN PAN5ON,
ALDEn,sAN 4 SINrsON,
Atty's for ". H. Davis, q a.
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Salem Township.

EDITOR f.EGIsTER-Dear Sir Il will
now endeavor to furnish you some pick
ings from this part of the county.
There seems to be but little figuring
in politics rs yet. The only rumor that
l have heard is that the name Of ID.
p. Green has been used in connection
with the office of sheriff
Humboldt is happy over the prospect
of the Normal Institute being held in
her midst. They are also living in hope
of some day having an east aud west
railroad.
The farmers on the prairie are very
hopeful of bountiful harvest, indeed
the prospect is fiattering at the present
time.
The school in Dist So closed Oh the
18th inst, II. b. Adams teacher. He
gave very good satisfaction as Il teacher
The patrons of the school prepared sur
prise for the pupils in the form Of sup
per that they seemed to enjoy very much.
The majority seemed to consider Mr..
Adams one of the best teachers in the
county. He has the happy faculty Of
impair ing instruction to the smallest As
we'll ~ the larger pupils.
The school in Dist. 40 closed with an
exhibition on the 9TH. Their programme
contained, am told, more than fifty
items, list of which were pretty we'll
performed. There were some persons
living outside Of the district that were
present that did not conduct themselves
as orderly rs gentlemen and ladies are
expected to, in fact they were noisy.
The leagurs are-well we will let the
item go with the wind as it is a windy
day and this windy country.
A rain would be very acceptable at the
present time.
The RsaIsrER, we think, is the "news
lest" paper in the county. G.
JUNE 9th, 1879.
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COMPLETION OF A GREAT WORK.

TIE completion Of the new ACNE edition Of
CHAMBERs's CYcLorAKDIA OF ENaLIsH LIrERA-
TURE will marx an epoch in the experience Of
many lovers Of good books. The announce
ment that they would publish work Of such
superior excellence. in form 90 convenient
and 90 entirely becoming to one Of such high
merit. at price only nominal when compared
with that or similar books geserAlly, was more
than . surprise to reading people. II was
ssnsrally Supposed 10 be IN undertaking i'm
possible OF accomplishment, except ut great
loss of money, and many who knew the excel
leAt standing Of the publishers feared that they
hsd undertaken too much, and would never be
sble TO complete the work. But it seems they
knsw thsir ground; they have not only fulfilled
thsir es0nise to the pablo, but by undertaking
and sssonplishing something 20 extraordinary,
havs stt5sstsd the attention OF almost the entire
nsa3isg somMsnity:: to Themselves, and their
vartons liteteY eatorpyises, a1d have secured .
eale for the Work itself beyond precedent in the
history Of bqokseilinG, y 70 EFeat that it 10 NJ
ally rem1nsrssaye. This month, With . view to
extending the sale - greatly - Psssible, they
With pryiisse q %mediaie r.sar. 4 not wanted
or of pafcASsiDG IT, rsmain1sr q 1band saAis6se-
appreciate xhas Is shsicsst n lSeratnre. Prises
q nnHes yolsnss, postpaid, In paper, Is cents;
cleee. . eesess half nsroeeo. eilf tvp. vol.
edition, Is oslts. They also ssed nss On re-
spd asseFal hpnafed oehef standard cd valuahss
publicafious which hey sell at prices Tar below
usual rstes. ANI1ocAN BOOK EXCHANGE, pub
hshsss, - DeshDsa street, New YoEh.
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Usage Items.

JUNE 10th, 1879.
Hot, dry, windy and dusty.
Corn looking we'll at present.
Oats q clean goner. Wheat a fair
crop.
Another match game of base ball next
Saturday.
The Usage Township Sabbath School
Convention was success.
A grand school pic mic is the next
thing in order.
Ice cream this week at Mr.. Wesley
Holeman's.
Mr.. Lombard's family arrived last
week.
A book agent fooled one or two school
boards last week. Gentlemen, be care
full what you sign.
We notice that our energetic and en-
terprising merchant, Falls, has been
stocking up OF late.
We hear of a number of cattle and
horses being injured by barbed wire.
Also of several being cut or otherwise
injured by our out door farmers, some of
whom have less principle than it was
ever intended that man should have.
The explanation Y. u gives of that
game OF ball is attenuated.
LONE HAND
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Then and Now.

GENEVA, KANs., June 6, 1879.
In the fall Of the year 1882, General
Jackson having Overtl,rown notification
in such an impressive manner that his
admirers were greatly increased, he was
re.nOminated and reelected with Martin
VanBuren for Vice President; Henry
Clay and John Sargent being run by
the Wings in opposition. There Was
intense excitement that fall. Means of
transmitting news were very different
then from what they are now. No cleo
tric wires stretched upon polls across the
continent or imbedde.l in the Atlantic
ocean, from America to Europe, or Asia,
then existed but in their place relays of
fast horses were used in their stead. A
vast number of valuable animals were
annually used up in transmitting import
ant news.
In the early winter of the above year
when the Presidents message was hourly
expected to arrive BY the above method,
Mr.. Simon Burt being the contractor to
run it through from Hartford, Connect.
lieut., to Boston. Mass, the writer of this
article WAS standing in front Of the U.
8. hotel in Worcester, Mass, in company
with few others, waiting to witness the
event and We were not kept long in sus-
pense, for soon the shout arose, "there
he comes" and like Gilpin Of old, q boy
on . jaded horse, under whip aud spur
reached the spot where We were standing.
The poor horse was completely used up,
having run two miles. Another horse
and boy we're on the ground in readiness.
and the messages instantly changed from
the breast pocket of rider number one to
the pocket Of number two, and probably
in ten seconds boy number two Was on
his way towards Boston, plying the whip
and spur with Mr.. Burt in his sulkey
following to watch for accidents. How
10 this work done now? BY the light.
ning's fash the news Is sped over the
continent and under the ocean, and in.
stead Of many days delay and the de.
struction of many fine horses, in few
moments of time We get the message, and
oil the important news from over the
whole world 10 in our morning papers.
Great il electricity and great i Morss
Mr.. A. w. Rowland had . runaway
with horses hitched 70 riding cultivator
The boy was unhurt but . new axle 10
required for the cultivator.
Rain 10 needed badly. but that il no
news to 20. l suppose.
The viud storm last Friday evening
was very asvere but no essential damage
Hss done. REPoRrER.
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Allen County 9. Q. Cenvention

Allies County 9. Q. Convention.
The seventh annual convention Of the
Allen County Sabbath School Associa-
ton met at Carlyle Tuesday and We'd
nesdsy, June 10th and 11th.
The meeting was one of unusual inter-
est, esch township being we'll repre-
sented, and those who were assigned
topics, with one or two exceptions, were
present fully prepared.
Report shows an advance 10 Sabbath
School work all over the county. Many
new schools have been organized, while
most of the elder ones sh Nv an increase
in numbe, and interest.
Much praise is due the people of Car.
lyle for their hospitality in entertaining
the delegates.
For the ensuing year the following of.
icers were elected: Pesident, H. B. Ad-
ans, Salem township. Vice Presidents
for the townships: VIM. P. Samms,
Geneva; D. c. Brewer, Deer Greek J.
Gaunt, Usage; DR.. H. Strong, Marmaton;
J. Willett, Elm L. G. Munger, lola; J.
W. Risley, Humboldt; H. W. Cox, Elsi-
more; Milton Hawley, Salem; L. L.
Hartman, Cottage Grove. Secretary
and Treasurer, w. J. Steele, lola.
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Marmafon Itenas.

JUNE 9th, 1879.
For the credit of our neighboThood I
will correct . statement made in The
lola REGISTER last week, viz: That
one house had been built in Marmaton
township during the year, whereas there
have been ten at least, among them sew
eral that are very comfortable and one,
Mr.. Fehleison's, . fine one. THE corree-
ton should have been made by your
township assessor IS We had nothing to
60 by but the returns made to the
county clerk. There are several Of the
northern townships that should have been
largely increased.-Pr.]
The item from here that read "a large
WE'LL" &C., should have been "a large
bell for farm USE" &c.
We are to celebrate the 4th with .
union pic mic ut Walnut Grove.
The land league seems to be grad
ually falling into disfavor. The better
class of our citizens here-throug being
opposed to their mode of actiOn-have
refrained from doing anything to dis
courage the movement, hoping the
league might be able to get the matter
into the courts and hear the question of
title to the lands in dispute finally set
tied. They had even offered to aid Pc
cuniarily for the purpose. Now, ontsid-
ers seem to have reached the conclusion
that the league has been a great damage
to this part of the county, having kept it
in a constant turmoil which seriously
retarded its settlement. 1t is believed
that if they cannot accomplish something
soon every straightforward, honorable
man land there many in the organiza-
tion) will withdraw from the league.
ICHABOD'S COUSIN.
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THE LIBRARY MAGAZINE.

The number OF this excellent magazine JUST re-
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-06-13
THE LATEST lNvRNrIoN IN

THE LATEST INVENTION IN
USEFUL HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES.
Within the last few years there has
been expended . great deal of inventive
thought and genius upon what may
properaily be classed a. household arti-
cles, the most noted results of which are
the production Of sewing machine. the
wringer, the washing machine, the car
pet sweeper, &c. Almost every week
we chronicle the advent Of some new in.
vention by which the cares and labors of
housekeeping are lessened, and woman's
work made easier.
The newest thing 10 challenge our At
tention and gladden. the heart of the
housekeeper, is, what is called the Nov
city Brush Holder, Carpet Stretcher and
Sweeper, q very simple continuance de
signed to FIRMLY hold in position any kind
of a brush or buster; having an extension
handle that enables one to wash or dust
windows, walls or ceilings without the
aid Of . step ladder. That is one Of its
conyeniences, and it is also one Of the
best carpet sweepers in the market, bold
ing the brush firmly at any angle. It
cleans the carpet thoroughly, raises no
dust, and does not wear the carpet like
the ordinary broom or brush, and will
Outwesr a half dozen brooms. As han.
die for the scrubbing brush it is the best
device ever made. no more kneeling ON
the floor, no more back aches or sore fin.
gers.
As q carpet streteher alone it il worth
its cost, as q carpet of any size can be
laid evenly without any of the labor and
vexation usually attending such work.
1t is strong, simple, thoroughly made,
cannot get out Of order, has NO screws,
lever or hinges, is compact, cheap and
durable.
It is manufactured by Brown & Co,
the well known manufactur-
ers of useful household articles, and is
sold only by their agents to hOusekeepers
The real utility of this article will at once
be seen by those most interested, and we
predict for it large sale. Every house
keeper in the land will want one.
Any reliable lady or gentleman wish
ing rennmerative employment, would do
we'll to secure the agency for this county,
which can be done by enclosing a stamp
for descriptive circular and terms, to
Brown & Co,
Grand Hotel Building, Cincinnati, o.
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j. r. YoCNG, Plainti4,
vs..
PubIication Notice.

In the District Court Of the county Of Allea,
STATE nC kansaA:
q. Is. WALLER, Pl'Hl
vs..
II T Rk.p and Many
+. REED, DeTS.
Is. T. Reed and Mary T.. Reed, Of p.sss IN
known, w1 take nSties that q. u. WALKER did,
Oh the I'd lhsy Is Jrne, lss9, ile his petition in
the District Court Of the Cunsy Of Allen, State Of
Kansas, against the said II. r. Reel and Mary
+ Reed. defendants, setting forth that the said
II. T. Reel and Mary L. Reed gave . mortKage
to the said q Il. Walker on lots numbered elev-
en- ami twelve III block numbered twenty two In
the City Of lola, Anrn county. kans.s. TO secure
the payment Of the sum Of $t2. 3, according tn
certain notes referred TO in said mnnGage, and
pSxy O& that said II T. Keesi and Mary 4. Reed
may pay sail sum now rlaimesl To BE due, with
accrued inirrsst THEREON, OF that s.id prrmisss
MAJ lie sOkt to pay the snyRe, and fer tRe allow
amer Of the sum Of4iO n . reasonable attorneys
fee for the foreclosure ~ sniA MOysg1ge. aid for
costs III said action; and ~ ths said H. T. Reed
anil Mary Reed nse nssiaesA tAAi they are re-
q'.Fssl n aprAr snd a1swsx saiA b~tiiiiina o. OF
before the I'D sksy OF Jaly. le1. slh~fwise saisa
petition will be taken true ard . judgmcnt
rendered in accOrinnce with the prayer thereof
NCRRAY 4 McDOSAND.
Attorneys for Plainfi6
q. Ii. WALKER. Plaintiff
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sheriT.s sale.

STATE OF KANSAS. l..
ALLEN COUNTY.
In the District Co.vt Seventh Judicial District.
sisting in and for Allen county, State Of Kansas:
WiLLIAA W. APrkB. Plaintiff.
g. W. APrIs aud A. A. APr11, Delenaants.
ny virtue Of an ogsier Of sale. in the above g.
tttl:sl cause, to me directed snA delivered. isIned
out Of the District Court Of the Seventh Judicial
District, State Of kaosas, sitting N and for Al
len county, in aid State. viii OF,
Tuesday, July LIST, A. D. 1879,
At O'Clock p n Of said day, ut the ftoat deer Of
the court house In the city q Iea., An coanty.
kansas, offer for sole and sell b IL highese ~
der for cash in hsa6 TIE Allowing dssesissd nal
estate, to-wit:
The soath half oflos D1abes oas u 1aesk nlD-
ber seventy -1ve. also tWeaty - sfxty feee 81 Of
the southeast corner q los rambler two = bseek
numbsr sevsoey.1ys. al u IT, city Dbl &C.
cosding to the original rlesl1sa ~ eo0of.
Appraised At u 100. Said laa1D 81 teoeAoAte
to be sold to satisfy cid 0sdes og enls.
ALBERT HOD01OS,
s,.,,r.. o.sh ssia q Ale. Cs..sE; Kse .s
j. T.. MURRAY Atharney for Plai1ti6.
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STATE OF I! 1AxsAs' b.
The State Of Kansas to whom q nay eooees0:
Whereas, applicaaion has baso maAs b psti.
tion to TIE Hoard a Csanay Ce00issio6eSs q
said county, fsr locating cou.ty rod, - fol-
lows, tO.Wit:
Commencing at the nceth-wess conner Of see.
tion -, in township .. mage 81. TunDinG tAe0ee
south Eve % miles to the Sooth-wsse corner OF
section II. township -, Tsnge n, ssia rod -
be laid on section lines = Scar = psseticsbee.
And whereas, J. J. Close, 3. ossnley and
Henry Strong, viewers, 80 @. Dewitt, coanty
surveyor OF said county. have bsea osdssed ~
said County Commissioners 70 visW, survey ~
locate said road.
Therefore. you are hereby Doti1ed thae soid
viewers and surveyor win psooseA. q ID Let
day Of J1ly, lSsS, at 10 oscapek .. -. G s1e
place Of beginning Of sea y1nA % visW,
survey and loe.s: ssid rcd. a.4 p:sf.s1 vA.s-
s0evcr other duties - aJU roq1iJo9 e tAo0 -
law; aud unless y0a then He writes oppoio6-
tioa with said viewers. SivfnQ aseoiVtfso %
the premises on which yea e3ain da9aOss o.
compen.afton, yenr sF1ateattoa teg H. ssna
will be barred.
witness ~ hand as ny onee n Isla. n ssiA
county. this esh dsy Of yuly a. D. lglD.
r. D. STOvED,
ce1asy Clerk.
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The Senate Committee on privileges
and elections considered the case of Sen.
a:or ingalls, at their meeting on the 10th
inst. Four of the committee were Of the
opinion that there was no occasion to
recommend an Investigation to the Sen
ate, and four xeEe in favor of ordering
an investigation.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-06-13

The supreme court of Iowa has decided
as constitutional and valid the law pro-
hibiting the sale of wine and beer within
two miles of the corporate limits of any
municipality where such sale has been
prohibited by vote Of the people. or
within two miles Of any voting place at
any election.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-06-13

Peterson's Magastne for judy, which
has just come to hand. has the opening
chapters of new novelst by that hsil
liant writer, MIRA Frances Hodgson Bur-
nett, author of chat Lass OL,oxrie."
There are also original tales by Rsbseca
Harding Davis, Frank Leo Benedict the
author of" Josiah Aliens Wife" etc, etc.
Mrs. Ann 3. Stephens also contributes
some powerful chapters to her thrilling
novel, "The Tragedy of Trevylsa." The
steel engraving, and the colored fashion
plate are rarely beautiful. There are
also Eve new patterns, printed IL colors,
for embroidering towels. rugA etc. Ad-
dress Chas. J. Peterson, sos CbestRut
Street, PhiladslPhis. @ =4
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Col. Conger who commanded the de.
tachment of troops that killed Joha
Wilkes Booth. in 1866, delivered . lee.
ture at Carmi, Illinois, recently, giving
graphic description Of the Chase end
its tragic ending.
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(wm. e. Carter efsl.)
,aoa


State Of ksnsos,
Allen County,
The State of Kansas to whom IL may oooesrn:
Whereas. application has been made by petit
ton to the R,srd Of county Commissioners Of
said county, for locating county road, - fol-
lows. tO-wit:
Commencing ut the northeast corner Of SEC
ton Is, In township 20, mango g. thss @ YHanisg
section - in same tOw nship and mage.
And whereas, c. =. Keith, L. II Cornell and
VIM Jones. viewers OF said county, have been
ordered by said County Commissioners 70 view
and locate said road.
ThesefoEe. you sre hereby nnli6ed that ssid
viewers Will proceed, OF, the LIST day OF
July. 1872 at 10 O'Clock . NJ, 1t the .Plses
OF beginning Of said road, to view and locaas
said road, and perform vaassoevss other
duties As are REQUIRED OF them ny lsw; asd
unless You then fle . written application with
said viewers, giving . descsiptioe 0fshs premises
on which you claim damages % ea0Psnsation,
your spplicati0a ios ths ssns win be 6axrsa.
Witness my hand q ny 0nlcs n lob, il said
eounty, this eth day Of Jupe, A. .. M.
r. 8. SLOWER,
Coan1y Clssk.
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In 1859 Tom. Ewing reported resolu.
lions to the Osawatomie convention, in
this State, depouncing the Democratic
party IS guilty Of the most atorcious
crimes. In 1879 Tom. is the Democratic
candidate for Governor of Ohio.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-06-13

The suit against the Commissioners Of
Douglass county came up for final hear
ing in the u. 3. Circuit Court at Leav-
enworth last week. The decision WAS in
favor of those holding the bonds, and
the Commissioners were ordered to make
a levy for the full amount sued Tor, or he
committed to Jail for contempt.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-06-13

The question whether the government
in time of peace, can issue United States
legal tender notes, is soon to be decided
in the United States Supreme Court.
The test case is founded on q genuine
transaction between J. B. Chittenden
and General Butler. The decision will
be of little consequence 80 far As the ex-
istence of the Greenback party is con-
cerned.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-06-13

A severe rain and hail storm prevailed
at Wichita and vicinity last Monday
afternoon, doing considerable damage to
growing crops and vegetation. The hail
stones were very large, many of them
measuring ten inohss in circumference.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-06-13

The Supreme Court has filed IN opin-
ion in the case Of E. P. Bancroft, of
Imports, affirming the decree Of the
court below. This leaves him to meet
the full sentence of the court unless he
should be pardoned.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-06-13

From the statistics ofthe United States
Brewers Association, it is found that
there are $3.50 beer breveries in the
United States. It is estimated that 49,
0OO, 900 barrels are being consumed annu-
ally, or an average of 80 glasses year
for every man, woman and child in the
United States. i
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-06-13

The Mississippi planters have issued .
memorial to the Business men and
Benevolent Societies of the North" The
determination on their part to treat the
cOlored people As citizens would do away
with the necessity of these memorials.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-06-13

Cincinnati has long been known -
"Pnrkopolis," but hereafter Chicago
bears the palm In the number of hogs
packed. No other one city in the United
States packs ons -sixth q many.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-06-13

d. NJ. Bennett, New York editor,
convicted of sending obscene matter
through the mails, has been sentenced
to thirteen months imprisonment in the
Albany penitentary and to pay fine of
$500. Serves him right.