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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-03
Election Notice.

Sherin's Proclamation Of the time Of holding
General Election for District and County
officers.
State of Kansas, Allen county, ss.
Tie State Of Kansas to all to whom these pres
ents shall come greeting: Know ie, that I, Al
bert HOdgsOn, Sheriff Of Allen county, Kansas,
by virtue of authority in me vested, do by this
Proclamation, give public notice that on the
Tuesday succeeding the first Monday IN Novem,
Der. a. d. 1879, there will be held General
Election, and theoficers at that time to he chosen
are rs follows, t0-wit:
One Judge District Court, It'll District
One County Clerk
One County Treasurer.
One County Register OF Deeds
One County Sheriff.
One County Coroner.
One County Commissioner, I'd District.
And voter of electors for said officers will be
received ut the polls of each election district in
said county.
In witness whereof, have hereuntO set my
hand, at my Office at lola, in said county, this
18th day of September. A. ID. 1873.
ALBERT HODGsON, Sheriff.
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The best -four ever offered to the trade
of lola, Made by the Burlington, Kansas,
water mills, mill conceded by all to be
one of the best in the State. We have
accepted the agency for lola Of the
above mill, and will keep constantly on
hand all grades of -four, which we war
rant as above, and we will not be under
sold. COwAN q IRELAND.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-03
Democratic Convention.

The delegates to the Democratic Coun
ty convention were in session yesterday
afternoon, but at the early hour The
REGISTER was printed forbias giving any
report of the proceedings except the
names of those SELECTED for tbsslaughter,
which were as follows:
For Treasurer, Msj<Bond, of Hum:
boldt; Comfy Clsfk, J. W. Alton, Of
Usage >Kegister6f Deeds, Geo. A. Bow
lus, Of lola Sheriff, Albert Hodgson. OF
Humboldt; Coroner, G. II. Boulson, Of
lola; Surveyor, John Gordon, Of Usage
For Commissioner, I'd Dist, r. NJ. Pur.
dom, of lola township.
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According TO the call q number Of
Republicans met at the court house Mon.
day night for the purpose of organizing a
Republican club. Mr.. Jno. Paxson was
elected temporary chairman and w. G..
Allison Temporary secretary. A com.
mittee of Eve was appointed to draft
constitution and bylaws, and report at
next meeting. On motion Hon. E. III.
Funston, w. II. Slavens and Prof. Har-
ris were requested to address the club at
its next meeting. The meeting then
adjourned to meet at the same place
next Monday night. Republicans are
earnestly requested to attend and take
part in the organization.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-03

H. Riemert, of lola, purchased a bill
Of lumber in this city, last Saturday for
a dwelling house. Although Mr.. RE
inert lives within the city of lola he
comes to Humboldt to buy his lumber.
He informs US he has saved 80 by his
last Saturdays Transaction, and wanted
US to make note of it as hint to poor
men where to deal, should they conclude
to build themselves small house.-Inter-
State. :.
Mr.. Riemert said he did not Uniform"
the editor of the Interstate that
he had saved $4O." and now auth
orizes US to say that he did not save a
cent. His other statements in regard to
the whole affair are strong enough to
convince anyone that they will do as well
by buying at lola in preference to Hum
boldt.
We were satisfied at the time that
there was q screw loose somewhere, and
Mr.. Riemert will tell anybody just how
he was treated. "Poor men" will find
satisfaction guaranteed them when buy
ing lumber or anything else at lola. We
are requested to make note Of this "as
a hint to poor men where to deal should
they conclude" they want lumber or any
thing else.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-03

LAST CALL WITHOUT MONEY.
All persons knowing themselves in
debted to the late firm of Weith, Rob
inson & Cozine are hereby notified that
they are required to make full settle
ment of notes and accounts by the 10th
day of October, 1879 or suits will be
commenced. John PaxsOn, Esq, of lola,
has our notes and accounts and Is au-
thorized to collect and receipt for the
same. WErTH, ROBINSON & CozINE.
September 23d, 1879.
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sunday school Convention.

The Elm Township Sunday School As
ISOLATION will hold convention at Rose
Hill School House, Saturday, Oct. 4th,
1879, commencing at 10 o'clock q. NJ,
and lasting during the day and evening.
The ladies will furnish dinner at the
school house at IL o'clock.
Prominent Sunday School workers are
expected to aid US, and questions that
are of vital importance and that will be
entertaining have been selected.
Everyone interested in the cause are
invited. You are invited. COME ; you
may do or receive some good.
J. w. JOHNSON,
By Order of Committee.
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H. ". TalCOtt

Announces himself this week - can
didate for reelection 70 the Office Of
Judge of the 7th Judicial District. The
Ne.Ds heartily endorses his reelection.
He has made an efficient Judge and we
know of no man in the district better
qualified to fill the position Yates
Center Ne,cs.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-03

Farmers and Others who are in want OF
lumber at reasonable prices are advised
to call on Highly & Co., At their new
lumber yard near the southwest corner
of the public square, lola, Kansas, where
they will be shown the finest and best
stock of lumber ever offered in this
market.
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FAIRLAwN Correspondence

Perhaps it will interest some to know how sor-
ghum is made at Clo!hier's factory, therefore l
will describe it: In the first place let ME state
that his machine is not one horse, stem winder.
It is run by four horses and tumbling rods. The
rollers are large and run horizontally and will
take IN an armfull of cane ut q time. The
crushings are carried up in an elevator onto Q
wagon rugged for the purpose. The juice runs
through q filter into tank where it is forced up
by pump into two other tanks where it is clar-
ifled 1t Is then strained and run into the first
heater where it is allowed to come up to the boil
ing point The effect of the clarifying is now
apparent as all of the impurities rise Immediately
to the top and are skinned of with patent skim
mers into q barrel ingenuiously rigged upon
wheels. The hot juice is then strained again and
run into another pan where 1t is quietly boiled
down to a proper thickness. AssOon as the hrst
pan is emptied it is filled up again and comes to
boil exactly at the time the other batch Is done.
The last pan is placed upon wheels on track
and coupled to another pan SO that when the
molasses is done, by an ingenious contrivance il
is run of of the fire down the track and the other
pan hauled on and filed up from heater No. 1.
The molasses is allowed to cool q little and il
then measured and barreled up. Different grades
of syrup are made from different kinds of cane,
mammoth red top making the best. The crush.
ings from the mill already cover an acre feul
feet deep. Mr.. Clothier has made 1000 gallons
and the cane is gaining upon him.
Fehlison bought . drove of cattle from an i'm.
migrant the other day.
McGlsshan shipped two car loads of fat steer
last week, and DR.. Strong one.
Mr.. Wycoff has bought half section opposite
Mr.. Meade's. He will build this fall and move
out late in the winter
Az year old bachelor has bought the quarter.
section lying east of wm Paske's and will build
soon. What chance for Ichabod' g daughter
We would advise w. E. Davis & Co. to buy
some new machinery to put in their new mill Of
else they will have to saw and split the corn IRON
this place before they can grind it.
The following Is 4 part Of Ichabod's dream
He dreamed that he died and started on hi
Journey and while waiting to be ferried across
Jordan he saw the following on signboard: A
man can never get to Heaven until he has helpet
tn hang a horse thief, shot tramp, subscribed
for the lola REGISTER and bought . barrel o
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N O N E Y

TO LOAN AT LEGAL RATES No more
ssusury.' Persons wanting to borrow money
ON from one to twenty years time can be accom-
odated ut this oflice 1t from four TO twelve
per cent. interest, owing to the time aud condi-
lions the borrower chooses We also have funds
to loan on long time and low rates on good build
ings and are prepared to advance money in In
stsllments on buildings in course reconstruction
We are also able to procure funds on long time
and low rates on church property. Call on or
address GEO. A. BOWLUS,
General Manager
Neosho Valley LAID Agency, lola, Kansas
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Letter List.

List of letters remaining in the post
Office at lola, Kans., Sept. 3Oth, 1879:
Armstrong, DR.. T. Miller, Joseph D.
Bell, Miss Annie, 2 Mix Annie A. ).
Cline, John N. Plummer, Mrs: NJ
Green, Mrs. CT. Rice, Mrs. Charlotte
GRAY, Chas. A. Rumbul, Joshua
Hollon, ]. T. Skeeters, Mrs. cue
Havelin, Rev. Wood, Madison, s
Jackson, John 8. Wissler. Levi
Jewell, Augustus
Persons inquiring for these letter.
will please say advertised"
G. NJ. SIMPSON, p. NJ.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-03
School Books.

Ihave now on hand q full line of all
the school books, lately adopted by the
boards of the city and country schools,
for exchange and introduction at the
most liberal prices.
especially request districts when ef'
fecting an exchange to call and see me.
R. B. STEVENSON.
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Usage NOTES,
ORKL, October LIST. 1879

O8kbp OCtoOcE Aob 1oS0.
A good rain would be appreciated.
Sorghum rather poor property.
A number OF good horses have been lost IN this
part. Cause supposed to be too much green corn.
Mrs.. Bray is slowly recovering but is not yet
out Of danger.
Requa Martin offered an even exchange Of
school books with district q. However they are
not iaterested.
Report says Mr. Fallis will return soon with .
large stock Of goods and open his store again.
The Presidents farewell boom was plainly
heard At this place-some twenty-five miles nom
the Falls.
During the past summer W. C. Barnes has
travelled $50 miles On the prairie plow and mower.
Revs. Bartlett and Kline were ct Montevale
yesterday. Several parties were immersed by
Mr. Bartlett
Frank Bray proposes selling -lout 1t public sale
everything in the personal property line.
The date for the negro meeting ct Montevale Is
next Sunday instead Of last.
o. Smith has left this part Of the country
and has become resident with Thos. Bartlett Of
lola.
II our brother over south will pardon US for
poaching we will mention that DIR. Strong and
Mr.. McGlashin shipped some fine cattle last
week
Spring Valley district is preparing to repaint
its school house. We suggest that they build q
respectable blackboard also.
five made as much fuss over the children born
in Usage township as that Marmaton correspon-
dent does over the one born in his hearing the
RDaIsrRR would be full of baby squibs.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-03
Notice.

One week from next Sabbath October
l2th) at IL o'clock q. M, the communion
of the Lords Supper will be celebrated
at the Presbyterian church in this place.
All members of the church are requested
TO make special effort to be present
Also, Christian friends of other cOnnec
tions are cordially invited to unite with
the congregation in that service.
Preaching next Sabbath morning from
the text, Heb. %. In the evening thu
subject in course on the life Of Moses Ii
':The Crossing of the Red Sea by the
Children of Israel.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-03

The Largest and Most
complete line Of millinery
Goods has just been reed
at Mrs. Jas. Simpsons,
Ladies desiring to examine
the I latest Fall and Winter
Styles are invited to call.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-03

Double barreled shot guns to trade for
corn at CLARK's.
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Lubricating Oils Of all sorts from 30
cents to SLIGO per gallon at Scorr's.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing
between l.. NJ. Alderman and q. NJ.
Simpson in the practice Of law, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All
persons indebted to said firm will settle
with C. NJ. Simpson.
L. NJ. ALDERMAN.
g. NJ. SIMPSON.
lola, KS, Sept. 3Oth, 1879.
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JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED.
j. F. Cob0Tn has OPEN
ed this 1Ueek u very large
and complete stock OF
Dry Goods, Hats and
Caps and General NO.
tons, Which he will be
pleased to sh0W custom
ers at any time.
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COMMUNICATED.

FoRr RILEY, KANs. Sept 18th, 10.
Mfr. H. A. Perkins,, Dear Sir:-By inserting this
communication in your valuable paper you will
greatly o5lige the members of Co. ''H, 18th
U. S. Infantry, who managed the big guns Oh
Presidents day at the NeOsho Valley Fair, and
wish to take this method for expressing their
thanks for the kind treatment they received from
the committee and all persons connected with
the association who helped to make their visit q
ple ssant one and one long to be remembered
More especially are their thanks due to the pro-
prietors of the Allen County Dining Hall,
Messrs Briggs, Elliott & Co.. and the lady and
gentlemen attendants, Mr.. Dubois and wife, MI.
Conley and wife, Mr.. Burns. Mrs. Ran, Mrs.
Viola Elliott and Miss Clara Dowd, who made
our stay in Neosho Falls one never to be forgot
ten. II there is anyone in this wide world who
knows how to set up palatable ''hash" it Is the
firm of Briggs, Elliott & Co. Every one knows
that soldiers get very little besides pork and
beans at home but when they get out and have
such elegant food placed before them a. the pro-
prietors of the Allen County Dining Hall fur
nished they know how to appreciate 1t. Take
them all-in-all the people of the Neosho Valley
are the most hospitable set Of people it was ever
our lot to meet and We hope it wont be long until
we can pay another visit to Ncosho Falls.
Very Respectfully Yours,
MEMBERS Co. "H, :" 18TH o. S. In.
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Fresh lemons and oranges at Scott &
G0f0rth's
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A full supply of school books for ex-
change and introduction at Sc0TTs.

We will pay the highest market price
for country produce.
Scorr & GoForH.
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ONION CREEK BRIcKBArs.

ONION CREEK BRICKBATS.
We need q good min. ska
Stock Of all kinds looks well. ~
CLARK Cleaver has put good single roof o.
his barn.
Vet. Lake, Of Erie was mp last weak.
Joseph Bolin and his sons, Frank and George,
have returned nom Missouri. 4
Conner Yeager he's besa employed 10 tsaoh III
Onion Greek school
Mrs. J. 4. Barr, Mrs. james Barr and Franl
n. Barr are OF to Missouri on . visit.
T. II. Gibson and James Barr are left Il
alone and are disconsolate.
Geo. Gibson and wife have gone to Newton
county, Missouri, on . visit.
Josh Butler has the hands out ON the road and
they are doing good work. BRIx.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-03

Highly g. Co. are in re-
ceipt of the finest stock
of lumber euer offered in
this market. AW zOhO
contemplate building
are advised to call on
them before purchasing
elsewhere.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-03

.AW the late styles In
Hats Plunaes, Feathers,
Ornaments, &c., &c. at
Mrs. Simpsons.
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Ladies Suitinss at 6 IL
cents per yard.

The Lowest Prices eUer
offered on Mems Wool
Socks.
Also cOLOred and 1Ula1te
half Hose just and cheap
These BARGAINS must
be seen to be appreciated.
We Invite Everybody
to come and see and
profit by our lou prices.
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BUSINESS LOCALS
Nice eating apples at Mabie & Bak

All kinds of machine needles and su
plies at Clark's gun shop.
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a mllScnlenla.

The second appearance OF the Wartle
Il BarrymUr Coordination in Diplomacy
last evening, was greeted by large and
intelligent audience, who, judging by the
applaus and calls befor the curtain, were
well pleased, and it would be very diff
cult TO find reason why they should not
have been.
The play Of f"Dip'omac, is compare
tivly new one, but that it viii be sue
cesstul one, is fully attested by the in
crea ed audiences whera il has been pre-
sented the second time. 1t IS play in
which the plot is not divulged in the first
act and therefore claims the close att,il-
tion of the audience to the end. There
are several characters IN the play that te.
qure acting OF no mean ability, and t.
met tht 81 requirements the performer
last evening were of known ability.
The character of Capt Julian Beau.
clerc, by Mr.. Fred B. Warie, who is an
actor of fine personal appearance and
dramatic ability, was as fine IA piece OF
acting as has ever been seen on tins
stage bv one who does not claim 10 be a
star. The character of Henry Beauclerc
by Henry Dalton Count Orion, by G.
II Lacy and Baron Stein, by George
{. Jordan, were we'll acted and the ac
tors received the well-deseryed plaudit.
of the audiencr.
The acting OF the ladies was without q
blemish, each and every one knowing
their part to perfection. The acting oil
Miss Annie Edmondson and Miss q a
brielle Du Saudi was excellent. The
company appear this evening at Norris.
town, Pa.
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L. ). COURT.

The |. 5. Circuit Court opened this
morning at II o'cloek, Judge Bradford,
presiding. After issuing a few DEGREES,
the case of the sloop Four Brothers wa,
taken up.
The vessel was seized on THURSDAY
last, by L. ). Marshal McMullen. nea,
the mouth of Murderkill Creek, at tn,
suit OF Jacob Levy, for supplies. 1t an
pears from the statement of b. Nields
Esq., counsel for the defendant, that III,
vessel was rebuilt from portion of tn,
sloop Solomon Ewell against which In,
suit was originally entered. Besides III,
| sioop -Four Brothers there were tbre,
other sloops partly cor structed from
the wreck OF the Ewell. The attorne,
asked that the owner of the vessel be al
lowed TO enter security for the forthcom
ing OF the vessel when nee ded, and tina
she be released from the custody of Ii
Marshal. The motion WAS yrani.d an,
the security fixed at 500.
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Congress Yesterday.

In tie nitad Stotes Senate. yesterday.
Mr. Harris. tlom the select committee
on epidemic diseases, reported a hill to
prevent the Introduction OF coutaaiou, or
infectious diseases into the L niied States.
end to estabis "A bureau ofpublic health.
Mr.. Mathews presented joint resolution
ployidng for a commercial treaty with
the replblco Mexico. Mr.. Teller pre-
sentea petition of colored citizens Of
LOUISIANA mplaiaing OF a conspiracy To
deprive them bf their rights, and invok-
ing the protect ION OF tie federal eoyrrn-
ment. The Sc ate at an early hour
went into exc cutiVe session OH the New
\ ork nominations. Al eight O'Clock he
doors We're reppened and the Senate ad-
journed.
In the Hopse a large number of bills
We're latrodu ced. among them one appro-
prlatlns SltUoeo.uo for the payment OF
arrearases ofpen>ions: by Mr.. kimmri
Tor the purch i>e of a site for a new post.
office in Baltimore: to establish nation
Al board Of ASllcultur'; 10 protect lt,
and property. and TO prevent the delaV o
The mail on railroads and eamboal>
Mr.. Whitthorne moved to suspend tn
rules and pass bill Ia secure unitormi
) it, the STANDARD OF values of gold Az
silver coin. Defeated-yeas l0l. may
l56 Mr.. Bulch rd moved to suspen
The rules and pass a b Il authorizing til
issu- Of four per cent. bonds TO I'll
amount OF $4,000, 900 for the paymel
= Tie aIrea1 : of pensions. The motto
to suspend " a. defeated yeas l40. ma,
Shot two thirds. Memorial seryic,
i'll respect 10 the memory of the la
Repre- seliat We Quinn, of New Yo.
occupied tllt remainder of the session.
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Police Cases.

AT the police stanon this morning, the
Mayor disposed of the following cases
James Douglass made complaint
against his wife for being drunk aud lis.
orderly. The charge was proven, and
she was required to pay 50 and costs
which she did Immediately after the sen
tence was imposed
Fntz Messck was arraigned on the
charge OF loafng around the Opera
House. Officer Boster testified that h,
ord crowd of boys away from tn.
huildihg, and after they had gose a shor
distance, they commenced to black guar1
him.
He Immediately gave chase, and afte,
chasing the prisoner fine squares, sue
ceeded in capturing him.
His Honor, before imposing the fine
stated that he was determined io break
up the practise If boys standing aronnu
he Opera House, and he would there
lore Impose pehalty oi So and costs.
The hearings closed with imposing a
penal Il 30 cents and costs upon "A mar
| who had been arrested for drunkenness
The daily gazette., 1879-02-04
PUBLIC SALH

VIII be sold at pubic SAFE, Ua y
or Andrew HarJsn, on he pMe]
Squire FArrie's Corner aud JAN
Pencader Hd., on
THURSDAY, February TIE III
Sale commencing at lZoad
One Day horse, Frank, coml4
| Old, fine Traveller and VII! AAsI
kinds of harness one BAY Mn 4
com Ing light years Old thls IA
| good tIaveier, and works que. ht
OF harness and is a splendid ih91
| 3 head OF firsl-class milch cows n
Will be In profit by day OF sat
and others sprinRlng. | Two seA
OLD heifer, good stock, nv
springins, y earling heiieFs o. .~'
. shoat pigs. -
Farming implements. one ",
on. III goou order, | Gerlnti.toss =,
| dugout wagon, l Nanwlehls ~ ~
steel tooth horse rake new Y.
shelter. ! roller, gtlndslouti
box, wheelbarrow, one lhfss n,
one mixing trough, ! now "
| grain era lie, barn shoNti, II
| rows. cultivators, forks, rahfs's
on, plow and carriage harhts' -
br dies Z ain bags, barley lo,ss
half inter. st OF IL acres Oh WIZ
| ground. ,sgl
CoNDITIONS.-.ll ums OH
| der, cash over that aInou @9s
| months Will be given, by lne
| giving a bankable note Win a't,
dorser, or three per cent on ~ u.l nj
est from date. j. ~ "a. ~
". j. LANK, Auctioneer. y
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A SUGGESTION

If the Mt. Salem people ra,r,,
church, they should make ,hst hsIa
fire-proof, or at least so musb ps1
prevent IA recurrence of tLc n.y., y
that has ust befallen it. THIS ~s''
be done by having the floor l,,J ,'I a.
msnt, or asphaltun and coar." a ,..l
covered with cocoa ma,tinc n ~
should be like those in R'Jtliis y |
made of iron and book cas-, ~
made of the same material .o,, WV y.
It not easy to find material, Ia t.s,
another confiagration. "'Y'