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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-30

DEAD THIS PRICE Lust.
~ BOOTSAND SHOES FROM A FORCED sA,s
SALE IN NEW YORK: CHEAPEST GOODS D#X
LIVER SOLD IN THIS CITY: NO TRASH;f ~
NOsHODDY; EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. -
Ladies Pebble Cost Button Boot .sLOO
Ladies' French Kid Button. LEO
Ladies' Hand made Congress Cater. ........... rs
Ladies' Fine Kid Seamless Button. ........... 400
Ladies' Fine Kid Goat Button. ............. 1.75
aides Best French Kid Boot, worth "a SO, for 90
Misse r. Pebble Goat Button. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Misses Pebble Goat Lace extra ouality)...... LOO
Misses Extra quality Goat Button. LBS
Chil0's Pebble Goat Button, 8to 10...... rs
Childs Goat Button, extra quality, ............ LOO
ChlGs Good Button, to observation-disclosures. 81
Gents Calf Congress- worth "a, for............ ESQ
Gents Calf Button Boot, worth S4, for, 2 25
Gents Prime Congress, worth 49, for.,,...,, Its
Gents French Calf Hand stitched Congress :. $50
1000 pairs of Ladies, Misses and Childrens Shoes
and Slippers at the same low prices
GEO MCCARTHY,
aug23-tr NEW YORK SHOE STORE, Cos Pa. are.
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NOTICE TO E skSaEks. VERNON PAs-
The BIZ Amer W. W. OORCORAN, which has bean
recently built and furnished, I. l. rH-h
lowed 10 land passengers At Mount
Vernon wharf. Round trip 81, including admission
10 mansion and xrounds Steasner leaves 9Th street
wharf daily tSundays exceptedl at 10 s. m, and
tnrns about .: m. J: Mob. EOLIINGBTORTH,
BLAKE. steamer W. ". Oorcoran ielS-ly
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SPLENDID STOCK OF HEATING AND
"A COOKING STOVES. Ranges and La "a,
trobes at the lowest market rates Gall and ex- @X
anime my stock before purchasing Latrobes |V
RANGES and Furnaces repaired All gcodsSE
warranted as represented, or money refunded
Come and see. GEO. E. GARTRELL,
sep25-1m SIS It'll st n W., bet. H and I.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

lust RECEIvED-A NEW STOCK OF THE
e celebrated KNABE l. CO.'S PIANOS.
Is ancs ana Co Organs Of other factories at
Tuning and Repairing.
REICHENBACH's PIANO wAREROOMB.
SLIM 1913 11th st. few doors above Pa ave.
aGNIFIOENT NEW PIANO UPRIGHT PAR.
u lOR ORGANS. 5 Bet Golden Tongue Reeds;
octayes - Stops Knee Sweets: Walnut Case,
tave Pianos; with Piano Cover, Stool l. Book. only
SAsS;7S. THE most successful Business House on
Earth" illustrated Newspaper (Autunn Number)
sent nee Address DANIEL f. BEATTY. Wash
lEstop. Ne sep4-lm
BRADBURY PIANOS AND ORaANs.
F. G. SMITH, MANUFACTURER, BROOKLYN, n. 7.
A full assortment Of these STANDARD INSTRU-
MENTS always On hand. and for SALE or--A
KENT AZ TIE lowest prices and on the eas-yRE4
est terms Rents .pplisd 70 purchase MN
je7-tr 11O3 Pemnsylvo,siG aoe,swe,
THE RTIEFE PIANO,
1 Unquestionably achieved Q GENUINE TRI.
gMPH over Al Americsn and mAny-
Universelle. Paris. ISIS. ana d rspidiy MN
"o"s THE LEADING FAvORIT1
g. L WILD BRO ,Eole Agents,
233 5th street - &c
Also asents 70. the 9slebratea KrAnieh Bach
Repairing personally attended b. myl7ly
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VI GAS FIXTURES.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF THE BEST MADE
GOODS IN THE CITY,
from the celebrated factory of Messrs. Mitchell,
Vance 90.
WILL MEET ALL COMPETITORS IN THIS
CITY AS WELL AS OUTSIDE
All Of our Goods handled by Practical Hands
Will guarantee entire satisfaction.
E. F. BROOKS,
AuR9 CORCORAN BUILDING. 18th st.
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

r w. BOTEL EB e. BIO.
Are now opening . large stock Of
FANCY DINNRR SETS. 49,
DESSERT SETS. O
BERRY SETS,
TEA SETS,
Manufactured expressly for them BY
HAVILAND 4 CO.,
Limoges, France.
7 eee goods are new in design and beautifully
J. W. BOTELER BRO,
sep27-3t 023 Penn. ace.
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kI1Cd, tOA q BROWN, heal Estate Brokers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, AT THE JUNCTION OF RHODE
ISLAND AND VERMONT AVENUES, BEING
No. IOWA CIRCLE.
BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated Noven- k.aA
Der 18th. A; D. 1878, and duy recorded in AaS7
Lber Nc 9os, folio 6s. ct seq one Of the land 4s.
records for the Distr ct of Columbia, and at the
quest Of the party secured th will sell at pub
cauct on. in front of the premises on SATURDAY
the 9th day Of September, A D. 1879 at 80 O'Clock
p the following. described real estate situate in
WashiI gton city, District Of Columbia, to wit: Lot
numbered tixtyeight {6s) il xale's recorded sub:
i6D,. of Fendall's subdivision Of part of Square
numbered two hundred and fortS-two CID. To-
her with the improvements thereon, consisting Of
a nearly ew two.story mansard and basement brick
resi- ienCe, being No Iowa Gree
Terms: 0nequarter of the purchase money, with
e1pehses of sale, in cash; and the balance In one ID
two Co and three go years for which the notes Of
the purchaser, with interest ut per cent, and
secured by deed of trust the property sold will be
TAX, deposit Of $500 will be required at time OF
sale. All coLveyancing at purch aser's cost. If
terms of sale are not compiled with in seven days,
the II ustees the right to resell tho property
at the risk ana cost Of the defauIt!ng purchaser,
after five days ADVERTISE ment.
ROBERT @. FOX, lrrrs4ooa
EDWIN c. CUTLERY Ai"s.eo''
j, T. GOODWILL, Auctioneer. sep16-SO
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CVNAI.D LINE.

u NOTICE.
With the view of diminishing the chances OF col
Hson, the Ste of this line take specific courss
for al seasons of the year.
On the outer passage from Queenstown to New
York or Bottom, crossing the meridian Of SO at a
Lat or EothiI.g to the north of 49,
On the home wsrd passage crossing the meridian
OF SO st Y lat. or nothing to the north OF A.
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s.7 s.! ss: e foot ssa q slss5 s sRd
every Tuesday, Thursday and Sun
day, at Am for Potomac River landingn On Sun
Clements Bay. On Thursdays for MattoI Greek
sotnns md landing in Nomini Oreet RetarninS
on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays mornings,
making iItermediate landings- Also Chapel Point
For further information enquire ct offices OF g. L
8HERIFF, No 32s and lila Pennsylvania avenue,
or ct once foot of 6tb and N streets s.w.
apl6 g. T. JONES, Agent
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By steamers carrying Storage, $50 and Sl00 gold,
according to accommodations.
Tickets to Paris, 515, gold additional
Return tickets on favorable terms
Steerage at very low rates Storage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown, and all other parts Of
Europe at lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast, Glasgow,
Hayre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent,
ana for Mediterranean ports
For freight and passage apply at the Comp any'e
office, No Bowling Green, or both steerage and
cab 2 OTIS BIaELoW.so It'll street. Washing
jan7S-iy CHAs. g. FRANCKLYN. Aren't. ny.
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GALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
y ESTATE, SITUATED ON THE NORTHEAST
CORNER K STREET AND OONNEOTIOUT
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GERMAN LLOYD-STEAMsH1f
IN LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRE, LONDON
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.

The steamers OF this con,;.r, w, sssil every Sat
nrdsy rom p'=men Pier foot of Sd street, Hobokeh
Bates Of psssose: From New York 10 Hayre, Lon on
second cabin, $50; steerase. $50 For freight OF
passage apgly to OELRlCHS GO ? Bowling ~:
Green, New York. W. g METZEROTT h CO.. 92s
Pa. ave-. Agenis for Washington. oct1-ly
The National tribune., 1879-06-01
Decoration Day.
ofaat ~ "en H awasss Gefyshurgh National celne-
ttfSs May s0, 1879.


sei} shnfg ai s surroundings clothed in my mind
whh such tiFt efeciions of the past that when come
- ~Au thttnt experience emotions of both peasuse
ana l@in eaHaff because of the staunch patriotism
hbtef ~ me pe and the hearty welcome they had al
Was gwen me ain because the sad memories of those
shftt by sa during which your beautiful town sit
hH4 (" tfe Failan gri hy se from the heights and
s- ttnse 81 hf tfue and brave that here laid down
tettysbuTeh Nou yasre unfortunate and fortunate in
t Ate war nnhtunaie in having experienced the pres
cess. ana h"fTo m war fortunate IN having been the spot
"ts,a khe Naip1 Lee, at he head Of his brave well
"e a'ne and determined army, made his last desperate
N2f fiefe ~ net hs Wellington, receiving from Meade
etttat That Na8 n lts results Waterloo his cause
We tnr foRn g to-day 20 decorate the graves Of the
gnen who hen fgehf So bfa4plv ON these beigbts Yea
AftM ho~efstf ilfus "a mm0rtaliryupOn the graves
Nl Affnts We laFt a. discharge a patriotic duty
~ fAtss scar affade a. the cat zen soldiers who died
ti* iAai nnr oHsntfy miEht live mmpaired in all her
-" "ihtfsnns ti f'Bf We, fhe survivors, might enjoy
sM' 'itfpinks az ent0 government hb.ry, and peace
w sAtisa duty ~ htnp1ing the deadhe brave and no.
~ "'ao ~ Vs. an po l0rger clasp The hands of our
Ah 'fnfauft, sfaiftT these htwele, that their
NrktaNe" haA ~ fHhahd to heaYsn rejoice their de
f@tttN s"nis e. e1s1fn Noldisri How suggestive
neN many htNlt 'fffH ooes tfr name recall What
Naif f9f'rs Wrftcc and hefosln dots il include
"A'A N'"h tlff great Athenian hNgiyer, enter
The National tribune., 1879-06-01

With what did our great cheftan General Meade
exclam did Napoleon NaTengo, when informed of the
death of his great eutenant Dessax that Victory at
such price is dear" My friends, when the revee
resurrection shall sound these heroes will rise from
their honored graves and they advance the eternal
throne the tears of pity of the recording angel will blot
out the record of their human ates and fit them to
ceve the of everlasting glory. But that the
doors Of the temple of Janus closed in beloved
country Q hope orese) that the passions ulled
and has again resumed her sway let magnanimty
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-31
Library Of Universal KnOWl-
edge.

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from an economical point of view, extra
ordinary work, is issued October 25th.
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coMmuNfcArEp.

The Democratic managers Of Allen county
who gave their entertainment 1t lola Oct. ID
gave an insult to our people which they are quite
likely never to forget.
The ring-master Of the big show cslls ON his
frospe to make NO mistakes, :" for ''the people
of Allen county are very apt to correct mistakes
OF conventions q the polls. - He alsO says,
''there are no cliqucs factions in the party to
distract our Deliberations" II this ID 50, what
does he mean when he promises a.certsin c.ndi-
date for Judge the Democratic vote Of this coun-
ty? which we understand he has done
He further states that both genslemen now in
the race for the Judicial Once ere on the Ne same
political chunk. Ifthis b ~, Why shoald We be
pledged to one more than saosAsE9 Whss doc
he mean when he says, ''as bstwsen Judge TAI.
colt aud Nr. Keplinssr, ssv choice q sof IL
latter, decidedly2" Does he speak for the party2
He certainly must mean the Democrstic element.
II the Democrats Of Lais bend have any choice
hstween the two aspiraass for jadicial honors in
this District, that choice b cestainly Judes Tai
cott ~
Now Mr.. Editor. TIE Democrats n this little
''neck o. the woeds'' Do not intend to - driven
like sheep to markst. When politician begins
to think be carries tAe aenoeratic yote q fhis
county In his vese pocket, 4 y high tins ~ 10
to eonvines hin that h = niseakea. Fellow
Democrats o. Al cssn1y. lsek est Gar tie
trick mule % essstsss ~. JUvEyTA.
Humboldt. Kan. Oct. ., 1879.
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i PAIR Lawn MOTIFS.

4
Inc wssssef osE'ns " pess wssA ~ 49,
cooi snd orsoaaS. ,l.iiiii 1.5i,i.;
stewart . hoWe nave punt cnos enoueh ~
noio ''~D oss0e's % oosn, no - s0es " ~.
.nem u 10 eenn p. ou'ne'' .ney ".a' one
nonoreo ne.u oi s'ocA nosss ~ .r
stse numoel ~ ~ o-se.1 o'u ..s
ooD.ouy uos on.sea ~ =. Nolo '.P
.nrous" WIG le"0s one Wy ~ !" 90 .''u S'OAe
MeAo span'sa pointer ~.s o.nset""''S
o'.se" W -
"ie~' cle"' o'e onc oeof.e Ae.e'"
,vi VIC AIpi 'sn1sn' u '"0 1os' ''io1sn VIC
o1e'I'o. ie NJ cuAise u.
M.ss LII. Snli.n"eI - '.o a. .nu A.. "hsu'
Mn'0'eu WI" sofs e9o' 'nel"''o .''e "eal'"
VI 'l's ne's"oo,no'u " -.
Jun" 1'e' 's''so'o ""l s""'t sAn's
"s"
ms - A; VI Aue' .n' .'s.'"s
." e-o s " '' A-e~>'
eAp.Ueu no.- 'o.
~ 1'"T., = S.s mug Ao''e anu
~, ..o .o.1 =.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-31
sAVoNBURG ITEMS.

October 2lst, 1S.9.
Mrs. E. S. Clark has bought Mr.. L. Hol' .
farm and moved upon it, Mr.. Hoff move upon
his brOther's farm. He will engage in the sheep
business.
Mr.. T.. Z. Cottrell has sold his farm and gone
to NeoshO county
Mr. Geo. Butterfeld has returned from trip
to Missouri.
There seems to lie considerable trouble IN
church affairs here.
a Mr.. Forsyth from NeoshO county is building
u house in our midst. He was formerly from
Indiana
Our debating and literary society will organ
ize::at the SavonLurg school house Friday night,
Nov. sth. All are invited to be present.
Mr.. John Randall is not done sowing wheat.
Rev. Thomas Butterfield has returned from the
annual conference held ut Shell Rock, Kansas.
He is on u circuit somewhere in Labette county
Castor beans are growing and will yield more
than they have any time this summer il frost
keeps Off while longer.
Savonburg is located three miles west anil one
mile north Of the south east corner ofthe county
Has one dry goods store. one blacksmith shop,
and doctor is now building an office there. 1t
has also school house. 1t was started Last
March and will In time make . good country
village. YANKEE.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-31

A Mr.. Hazard. lately from Illinois,
but more recently from Woodson county,
has moved to lola and purehased the
house recently built by Mr.. Cornell.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-31
edutat' oasl Wsttrrs,
TEN POINTS FOR YOUNG TEACH.

TEN POINTS FOR YOUNG TEACH.
1. Forestall disorder by having tine
for everything and everything in its
time.
2. Be at the school house the 6rst
morning, and every morning, before
your pupils.
3. Greet your pupils with kind and
cheerful good morning" as they enter
the school room.
4. Call school promptly. Never wait
a minute after the appointed time. Un-
less children are trained in prompt and
regular habits, they make irresponsible
and tardy business men and slovenly
housekeepers.
5. Never commence Q recitation while
there il noise in the room or any one is
idle. go
6. Never proceed with Q recitation
without the attention of every member
of the class.
Z. Never tell . pupil to do . thing
that is unreasonable. but when you do
command be sure You are obeyed.
8. Don't hurry, but do your work
quickly and in order.
9. Train your pupils to be ready and
prompt in recitation, and never suffer
them to "yarn" and "gawp," and rise
slowly to answer question.
10. BE IN EARNEST. Teach every fact
and principle with the same interest that
you make known an important discovery
or tell an interesting story. Watch that
clerk sell a piece of calico or suit of
clothes. See that horse,jockey showing
the good points about the horse he wants
to sell. Observe the shrewdness of the
farmer or trader as he strikes bargain.
From the practical walks of life learn
the lessons of earnestness and enthusi-
asm from those who are really successful.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-31

D@Parties knowing themselves in
debted to Cowan & Ireland will do we'll
to call and talk about the financial stat
Us of the country. Sam says he is on
his ear and has employed an attorney for
one year.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-31
SEAWIS1

We hare. an ELEGANT
stock of Square 8. Double
Sha,uls rGnei,eg In price
from so cents to $500.
Our line of all Wool
Beaver ShGzUls at Sc. rs,
$9.25, 81. 90 and 1910
is especially attractive
and cheap.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-31

MI have just received the largest
and most complete stock Of Clocks and
Jewelry ever brought to this market
Call and get prices before buying else
where, at City Jewelry Store.
C. A. STEELE.
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Court Docket.

The following is the docket for tn
Fall term of the Allen county Distric
Court, Seventh Judicial District o
Kansas, commencing Nov. Sd, 1879.
FIRST DAY.
Combinations =
Menefee & Warmer VS. Azelia Liv
ingston ct al.
: SA Brown vs. B H Dayton, assignee
ct al.
: J r Young VS. ID c Brubaker ct al
Dismissals -
H f Bailey vs. A w Brown ct al
DIV Bostwick vs 81 T Helm ct al.
State of Kansas VI Albert Huff
Default
Cyrena p Pridham rs Joseph Pridham
NJ A Prall vs. Ii J Prall.
wv Sperring vs. Eugene E Sperri1g
ct al. Partition.
G B Walker VS. H T and Mary +
Reed. Foreclosure.
E Strosnider vs. q A Immel. Fore
closure.
David p Green vs. John Hessing
Foreclosure.
David Whessel vs. W H Mock ct al
Dismissed.
SECOND DAY.
State ex rel Lille Conrad VS. John
Richardson.
State ex rel Mary E Huffman VS. Justu.
Swap.
State of Kansas VS. H Ames
SA Brown & Co vs-H s Hough ct al
THIRD DAY.
SA Brown & Co vs. H S Hough ct al
Mandate.
Humboldt Loan Association VS. G A
Amos ct al. Mandate.
Wilder & Palm vs. lola Cooperative
Association. Default.
H Reimert vs. J 4 Gritfiths. Appeal
E. A. VanValkenburg vs. J X Grit
iths. Appeal.
JR Young vs. K C L & S R'y Co.
Appeal.
Gillian VS. KCL e. S R'y Co. Ap.
peal.
ICCuppy VS. NJ X & T R'y Co. Con-
tinued.
Hannah Mitchell vs. Orlin Thurston.
Appeal.
Geo d Rice vs. NJ B Mullany. Appeal.
Nancy Fry vs. E. Strosnider. Appeal.
A NJ Beecher We Orlin Thurston. Ap
peal.
WRKern vs. Orlin Thurston. Appeal.
FOURTH DAY.
ED Wolf vs. G. w Dozier. Mandate.
Co. Commissio .ers VS. Lot 4, Block
lola. Mandate.
Co Commissioners vs. School Dist No
Is. Mandate.
Norman Eastman vs. A P Cushman ct
al. Continued.
Elrick Parmly ct al VS. VIM L House
ct al. Foreclosure.
D C Brubaker VS. w F Waggoner,
Admr ct al.
Jacob D Wisler vs. VIM Lane. Con-
tinued.
County Commissioners vs. Peter Bell
ct al. Continued.
A d Dunn vs. Co Commissioners, Allen
county. Continued.
G Amelia Hartman vs l. l. Northrup
ct al. Continued.
D C Brubaker ct al v Ed Higginson.
Continued. @ sa
FIFTH DAY.
d c Brubaker vs Sarah A Briggs ct al.
J FL Lewis VS. Wilhemiena Walksn-
horst et IL.
Elizabeth Beck ct al VI VIM Fitzpat
rick. 2at
Elizabeth Beck ct al vs. Stephen Ii
Weith.
Paul Fisher vs. N O'Brien ct 81.
Catherine Kopp vs. Gustave Lubkert.
Louis Bentel W Agricultural Pro-
ductive Association.
Sarsh A Walker We Squire Young ct n.
4 WV. DAVIS, Clerk.
A Mr.. Hazard, lately from Illinois,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-31
Hrs. Norris has moved over v. 4.
Richards Store where she will Be found
prepared to do all kinds Of Fine SeWilg.
To Farmers and ortiealtsrists.
4 REMARKABLE CLUBBING QfFER :


By special arrangement The lola REasrrx
and the Rural NeU Yorker, (which is a l6-page
illustrated agricultural weekly will BOTH be
sent to one address, one year, for ONLY ESQ.
Every subscriber who accepts this Offer will also
receive package of the plants and seeds Of the
Great Seed Distribution
free. ~hich itself, is valued ut 81 50! BY this
great oHer::we have secured to our readers two.
Of the best papers and . selection Of valuable
seeds, total value 1915, which w. agree to send
for the remarkably low price named abOvel A
full ILLUSTRATED description Of the seeslsand phnAs
will be ssnf to all who apply for sample copy
to the Rural Near Yorker, New YORK City. Below
we give condensed list Of the seeds and plants
that are offered:
FIRST. The Cutnbert Raspbsrry-2 Plaa.s
E. Rowe says oft: "As far us can now
judge, it seelns To me the most valuable Rasp-
berry, and have planted i've times many Of
this variety ~ If all Others put to gether"
Judge Parry says: ''The Cuthberf is far ahead
Of all the others IN a6undance OF fruit, size Of
T.. s. Force says: ..No Raspberry can be
more highly Recommended for general pur-
poses.
Charles Downing says: az consider 1t the
,aost promising Raspberry before the public, "a
Ut Ioyett says. 1T 10 the perfect R.sp-
most prolific H.d HARoY rariety Of Red R1spSsrr
kn0icn
sEcoSp. The Telephone Pea. The new
English Pea At present held in England at 50
THIRD 1rold's B.. noblsd Oats. Mr.. Mold,
Of Englana, u the introiucer Of this variety. On
season, at the Fate Of 10 bushels per acre.
FOURTH. Abiee sihirica. One Of the hardi-
est and most beautiful Eyergreens known.
ana Isennes ON minafa RrasarI Tiarc>
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-31

Highly g. Co. are In re-.
ceipt of the finest stock
of lumber eUe, offered In
this market. AW zUhO
contemplate building
are advised to call on
them before purchasing
elsewhere.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-31

A Mr.. B0eken sw0re out q warrant
before Justice Bond of Humboldt last
week charging Jas. Ard aud some other
persons of ElsmOre twnship with disturb
ing his peace and quiet. McLsnanxn, u
constable went out tO arrest Ard and was
knocked down by blow on the hack Of
the head and neck and nearly killed.
Ard has been non eat since the atfray.
There aye two versions of the affair: One,
that the constable would not and did not
read his warrant but attempted to take
him without reading any paper and that
while attempting TO do 50 they were
struggling around for nearly half an
hour before the assault was made. Ards
friends claim that he and they did not
know that the man was al officer. The
other version is that he did. and that he
wilfully resisted and nearly killed an of.
ficer of the law while in the discharge Of
his duty.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-31

The ladies missionary entertainment
at the Presbyterian Church Tuesday
evening was tolerably we'll attended.
The singing and music was excellent and
the address on India by Rev. Mayou, .
returned missionary, was listened to with
pleasure. His descriptive powers are
not of the highest order, but his descrip
tions of the manners and customs of that
far off land were entertaining neverthe-
less. The acting in native costume of an
Indian wedding was interesting. Rev.
Mayou can speak the language rapidly,
but it was only in the native by rs that
its natural beauty could be detected. As
an entertainment it was q success only
from the fact that it was novel. .s7