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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-23

New and complete stock of Station
cry, Blank Books and fancy articles
at ScOtt's.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-23

BUSINESS LOCALS.
Advertisements and Locals under this heading, 4,
Brerier type, Averaging STA ,rords to line Till cos
Ten Genie per line for each publication. Signature
| and initials make one line.
i Verticle Feed at Beck's.
Cash paid for choice fruit at the ice
cream parlOr south side of the square
New Goods at Mrs. Whitney's Vari.
ETY. Store.
The most soap for % cents, al
Wright & AndersOn's.
| You can get fresh roasted coffee
every day at Hutchinson's..
you want choice fruits, foreign OF
domestic, call at the ice cream parlOr
south side of the square.
Yhe best and cheapest Tea Dust at
| WRIGHT & ANDERSON'S.
+ Around the world for nickle at the
ice cream parlOr south side of the
square.
We keep good brick and sell cheap,
q miles northwest of lola.
BOGGs & JONES.
The Light Running Domestic and
Unrivalled White Sewing Machines,
in the latest style at Mrs. Whitney's.
A full line of regular Homeopathic
Medicines just received, and will be
kept constantly on hands at Scott's
Klaumann's is the place to buy your
flour if you want to save money.
You can buy 5 cents worth of goods
as cheap one place as another, but if
you want $500 worth it will. always
pay you. to go to COwan's.
When. you want a glass Of Long
Lemonade, call at the ice cream parlor
south Of the square, and Geo. DeClute
will fix it up in good shape for you.
New Teas, from Yokahoma, Japan,
just received at Huchinson's.
Butter and eggs wanted at Wright 4
Anderson's, one door east of Steven
sons.
New and complete stock of Station
cry, Blank Books and fancy articles
at SCOTS.
One and two horse grain Drills,
Rakes, Buckeye, Empire and Standard
Mowers, and Verticle Feed Sewing
Machines, at Beck's.
Five pounds of the best BIO coffee for
81 60, at klaumann's.
Enquire of
HENDERSON & BEvINGTON.
All persons just locatingin this coun-
ty will, find the best. and cheapest
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-23

New Teas, from YOkahOma, japan,
Just received at Huachinson's.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-23

One and two horse grain Drills,
Rakes, Buckeye, Empire and Standard
Mowers, and Verticle Feed Sewing
Machines, at Beck's.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-23

Five pounds of the best BIO coffee TO
81 90, at klaumann's.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-23

The Light Running Domestic and
Unrivalled White Sewing Machines,
in the latest style at Mrs. Whitney's.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-23

We keep good brick and sell CHEAP
q miles northwest of lola.
BOGGS & JONES.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-23

Z Around the world for a nickle at the
ice cream parlOr south side of the
square.
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MINES AND MINING.

SUNDAY, Nov. III. W.
The mining stock markets last week were more
than usually active, but more or less irreguiariS
was developed in the dealings. Ovcrradlne was the
principal cause Of such weaknesses as were sbOwE'
but tho Ieadyille shares were weak because Oh tDe
failure 10 snbdue the fire in the Chrysohte h''no
Among the dividend paying stocks standard ne
welcomed great weakness and declined to ~. Dut
later recovered to %. II understood that th'S
break was due to forced sales OF stock that was neu
on margins which were required to protect contracts
in the general stock market. Otner substantial diV
dcnd stocks exhibited great strength under steady
investment demand. The Comstock shares were
quiet and generally weak, as were nearly all the
stocks that are dealt IN San Francisco as well an
here Among the stocks that have no particular
observation-disclosures OF which have paid DIVIDENDS
and give promise of doing 80 again, ana others
which never have paid dividends but hope 10 90 30
some timc-theTe were wide differences IN the move
ment: Great Eastern made a had break OF 20 Genus
to 80 nts, but recovered 10 10 cents ana Durango
fell 10 is cents but recovered to y cents Moose
rose from 81 10 SOU77 cents. and CalaveraS from
% cents to 2S0Z5 cents. Upon the whole the
business of the week may be regarded as encOurag-
Iuy TO such enterprises as are deservng tehcourag
ment wise discrimination IN the selection OF
properties, both FOR investment and speculation, i
the chiet feature Of the market. Friday the Com
ml,tee OF the New-York Mining Board admitted TO
the regular list Che stocks of the Cherokee and Cold
stripe Mining Companies of Plumas County, Cai.,
ana the stocks will be- called tomorrow monday.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

II :,
AND UNIFIED STA l. NAIL ROUTE.
Trains York. via DesbOsses and COtaGd streets
Ferries. follows:
Harm burg I1t burg the west and south with Pullman
Ia.c- Cars attached. $3.50 a. IN. 6, and 81 daily
WillamsIOit, Lock Haven $50 o:3 Cory and
Ere at CORY Tor Tit sv,lle,
lcum entire and TIL oil Regions.
BauOrc " ashrgOI and toe south. Limited Washington
Expess Of Pullman Paror cars diy eXccp; sunday 10
H.; Washn lion 2. Regular at $50 and $50
a IN. /. ami 10 D. sunday, 10 p IN.
Express FOR West Philadelphia l3, $50 500 $3.50 40
Limited "a $3.50, I. $40, ., u, $50. an 10
nirhi. sunday, $3.50 ami $50 a. M, o. t. T. $50 and
F1Gr - TO- Phladeiphia via Camden $50 p NJ
except sunday
po1s Of rooyn Annex with al through ira
jersey Ciiy lnorcnga speedy and direct transfer tor
BIDpaIyu ttayel.
Ttains arrive: rrom Ptts6nre Z 1910 a. m. 935 p m.
daily: $40 a. ESQ r. daiiy except Monday From
IVA. .iueto1 and Baltimore. $50 "A. 5:JO 40 o., 20
ln3J D. IN sunday 6:jJ a. m. From PhiladelD Ia $50
$50 935 and 1888 p SUNDAY, 800, $50, Z, 1910
/ LOO a. m, $50 9:Jj AMI lo:55 D..
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i GU QnblltGtlons

I IFE OF SARAH BERNHARDT.
Il authorized edition with portrait Price % cents.
&. ". CARLETON d Co, Publishers, N y.
Now READY
MCPHERsON5
HANDBOOK OF POLITICS
FOR 1880.
4 record Of Important Political Action
National and state,
from
July !. 1873, to July !, 1880.
by
TnF HON. EDWARD MCPHERSON.
Containing
President Hayess Mess3geI
Judicial Decision Unisel states supreme Court
Chinese Immigration Bill
Financial Votes XLVth and XLVIth Congresses.
Geneva Award Question:
United states Troops Jurors. Supervisors Marshals.
Proposed Amendments Constitution OF the United States
Amendments state Constitutions
Votes Currency Taflnd Banking in XLVIth Congress
Provisions Counting the Electoral Vote
National Conventions and Platforms 1881
Statistical Tables
Elections Cost OF Rebellion Public Debt
Currency. Appropriations Census, &C, &c
Price -. Mailed receip, Of price
- "A few copies OF 1875 still be had Same price
Address
THE TRIBUNE.
Ncw.York.
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rVHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
NEMNNRK. LAKE, EKIE AND MEsTEHN KAIL

Il NEW-iORk, LAKE ERIE AND W STERN RAIL
'Snni>GnENr OF TRAINS TAXING EFFECT 10. 1880
ga. cmndtl aud Chicago Day Express Drawing
| room Coaches 10 Buffalo anl Suspension Hrdge
81 N. (Daiy)-fast st Louis Express. arriving at But
Southwest Pamans best Drawingroom sleeping Coaches
~ m (Da.b. ,-laciGc Express for the West sleeping
Coaches through 10 buffalo Niagara Falls Cincinnati and
thicsO Without ,hange so Hotel Dining cars TO Chicago
Trans leave Chambers street Depot New OK Tor %
D. IN. ana ~ ~ midnight saturday nights only SUNDAYS
uthe and Passac q. 1850 10. 1920 m.the lO2O
m stops Iluthelfori only on sundays-l2 noon
midnight sundays 600 $3.50. l02Oa TO- li5. $780, 81
las 3:l0 800 40. 4:t9 D 0o ~ $3.50, $40, $50.
lib; 3. 1880 p IN and y mdnght SUNDAYS, o. S3J.
s1neiH 600 40 1920 M. li5, $50, BOO O. 75.
1880 p. NJ and - midnight sundays Co., $50. lOso a
NJ; i aIc g'9 i SoP pJ :: ' ana 4s,p m
New6urg and cornwall TOO m. $3.50, 4iSo sun.
TcnioH and Kingston 300 ~ m. $3.50 Sundays. $50
",o.hen D. 1850 ~ 1920 M $3.50. $780, $50 T. 7.I5 IN
Sundays. o, o;3u, 1O.2O a. m, $50, ,. IN. -
$1,000 20 1910 a. M $50 r. M The a. m and ,s6
p. trains connect wi,h Ne~.lork ana oswego Midland
FIJI I.tyS 10 o. $3.50. 7. D. H. sun.
days $50 io@o M . "9o ao p ~ and or,o o
each hour from b45 to9fo me- ana at lOi1 and lli5
for pas aga fr ApalIments In Drawing Room
apd Seepng Coaches be obtine1 ard oFde-s ilr ts
Sy1s siSes Sas 49, i01 0j7 broadway, n " No
tSoart.st. Brooklyn. or At the oompanys Dspots
and il'2S JNo a. aABBoF l. GEM Pass'r Ast NewYort
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
IN for EnEiewood Clostcr, Piormont NY
s sasa.,s go and NO. rS S i $50 $50 .o nm m
leave 80 minutes later SATURDAY nighu M
Manuel spring Valley ami Monssy 1'oo. 300 m, ASA
mo. N. ABBOrr. General Psss'r gent Nsv.York
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads..
REDUCTION OF FARE.

A KEDUCIION Of FAKE.
9 TO BOSTON. foK sPE AL, LIMITED TICKETS
'sST,$9
BT",siyn D. w. jersey civ i5 D. M via Annex boats
ss Sc Sa be- o h e az an on board
SEQ GEO. {. coNNoK BORDEN & LOWELL,
Genera Passenger Agent Agents
A 81 80 to Troy and return, VIA CITIZENS
Troy daS EXCEPT sstsy at % rom Pier % new
go M II ~ foot I15S 5c ~ hAE FAKE ONLY d.
CEN TRIAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
" sau'n IN NewYoFs foot Of ibertv'St.' station IN
Commencing November IL. lss-Loaye New-York foot OF
LIB vs. az d io1W co,on E,ston Allentown. Reading
$50 M For schooleys Mountain High Bridge Branch,
D., l.. & Western II. r. Easton Allentown. WikeSOarie
si5 a. iinDFor FIemngton Easton, Allentown Reading,
Hllnsburg. Nauch Chunk, Dany!e willam5nor 1amaqua
p For emyngt,G, Eas,on Allentown. Reading IIar
$50 p. M For E1ston, BAN. Mauch Chunk Tamaqua
Dlii,ol. WIKI .-bir1e scranton, &c ,,,. ,.
Assn m;-for Sclo)ty's Mountain High Bnlge brahch
5 %f iou i g. fl'@ anil r. e. r. Allentown
Rcaeic. HarTisbars. Much Chunk, wikes5arre. Sc.
IL. SO e. m o for "a ac" en R RFSS
town. Harri-nuls and ihc Wcs'.
For Newart 90 5.ij. Glj, Gi5 1a. 40 SID 40. PIP
9t TO- 100 ll:l a. u - NJ ., 5;2D j. ~ - 0''O
oar t5 eo i3 sl5 9 , ioi ,} Iii3 u Nm
Boats 81 tic RroolEn aud trie Annex" make conrcc
NEW-YOHK AND L0NG BRANCH DlYI-
ALL RAIL LiN& FOR Pcr,h Amb3y. south Amboy. Rod
rams. iopr Ir,Uc1 ocean GROW, Asrury PARK Point
IL ant I.n. 4 ,-.l aru',.t Arf,A rT,, ''f ~ ec
& ,o i b +. ''' ''e' y'' AT ';oo 9'' ''' ID lite
GREEHOiD AND NEW-YOEK RAILWAY
= - - ~ o' ID i'''''' o. "' ''''''
NrLSE JERSEY ,-OU GHERN Railway
~ Ie'ye Newlork foot Liberty st. n.
To. saniv iioos. sI5. I;l5n 20 5;3op.
FOR highlands. p. e:lJ ll:'" %. IN !. 5.dI p. m.
NonuorfA teach aud o,abfiht, d, s:i1 1l:ij a.
"'''- 80 H." i- "'
sI5am.-ror Manchester Toms River 1nraeat &C.
l:Gu + s!a. c.c.;cr, lOIs b ytr ALA NIfC CITY
al, al SIT "a. a. .ityt e.
IT, ia-Fo' t..e's. Toa.s River. fa-uc-at sc.
r EW-lOHk AND PHILADELPHIA
= nor, ,, j., ~ ~. ','.,r-.r-r
Tor IttNION ana TiiILAIlIiJilA. 49,.
iel'o Ncw YORK from station G H. r. oil M. 1901 OF
LID. ~ ,...,.. ,...,. .., ,.. , ~ o.oo.
ll' a i1 100 i:l' $50 1io 1:ij, 1900 D. IA GA suit
dt r.t1 tiii "i.1, '- 70 va. -,, oo, -. I'm
1i tirI al" % ih''. ' ',' l,' l.i' !" ITS '''''
D. ~ H- t"tlN tt 7'a a. ''a, ~, .o, tt.t-
t.i ~ tol y, .i ch . lu. ' ..,.',,' -, ,,5,
49,. -" '.' ~ D. 3D. '''o ''4'' I-'"0 y ID" '-''
80" 3D.. &c., .',, l;iJp I'D.
lt.Ar illI l'l4la .pi n w. ,lIkt
' lions l.tlac lia lI4 leading X 't corner Hitfh
jiO, .:., IL ui ON - ia, at So. a. $50, - p
from ld .ni Bci.sst' 81 f:ij - o. 20 % l ~
DC.o,is "a nan cars attached.
f', ,. I' a, 'i' me- 49,. G.;i
..,.l.. h.. tt.', ~, g. r, %. m
i.i.ts Al ,on ii I.oly... 40. 80 POI. L. stt
or i'. ~ .t a.. -rr.tl Boo. els. nos . and
aad macs oee 5G"" o Woa c s,ooEy G3rg,o
from Ioiti an gcrcs ios.,' ~, Nr.llcator en-. be-
o,I. a. g.l and I:ii Tro,yav XXI, have, sew YORK,
ai1 .lrt - i,Tll ii' 900 oflrs are i'm ,ouuec'
id1 witt fh' XII 'Ir.t.,onr and Jaw lrgrlph
PMS ,lt RI,I, ~ ~ H. /. BALDWIN.
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Erqc Nonce5.

Alta sPECIt. TERN OF the SUPkEGE
- CouHg iea nc ID CIV o. K'afs9p On ,r 'iS, o, %
l.-t:ANCE ,O-iPA srI others In the u,.l"r OF tl-
Uads'h. til.. w % Dove ,u'.tl.o i,uol aua Ilcni's
s. More Receiver Of tle com lonw@ih Lilc INSURANCE
conn 10y aqu 90 motion ' ,a'i 3D. adal- ~ oonu'el '"i
pu, n th' manner hs.,a ire. .'drcqut'g ID. ne
aH @ -Ai g' i IN iI 5r ' To- i,' 1c
-t- o. ceiling rltAn s4s ol, .roa h. nrs pup. rn
NON al ,r.t OF IT, o,er " deere which nay b. mae i
su, i % CONC a-d nom my as IibGion which sra
Ard 1t Is IItr Ordered l.at tl' order be pu9.isle1
onea ior mon D.. u aue~sp9p,r pullste n the
and c Dsy ;o.i,. r. au also in the ,ate lacr pa oishcI
in Che c' OF Albany to"i'; Tie Albany Ar-ns Enter IN
OctI--la oGwNo1. Justice supreme Court.
NLW-YORK SUPREME COURT. Albany
County inc mater oi lne onn.I,a nis su ~
above entitled matter rs the Hon heodonc r. Wrs'Groos
notice h. re ey given taat the und rsisncd
poi!tlcf a. p5co lers Continental Life ln-nrn
COMPANY and 30 a-c an The Prf'ons ana p%de' entitled
b, Jouu smith, superintendent OF ihe Insurance Depart
%uP.ini 2aen Il said IN urancs Department, as sccsry
ior the r saa ton1@nL liS lni"i oe Com
sons parties et.u.i tho d,srguuon Of SAID
sent err claims ana proofs sad polio and
once no. IS PARK place N ne ciiy Of NcYork on OF
lore the 9TH dry oi Novembrr l'o al T. oc.oek noonH
which place and me te undcIslgn"d vii proc "a T. near
the Ia him by such
Eev-Y ok October 1880 HENRY \. BHtNN referee.
~ Park D acc sew orb C,.y. o252lw4wM&Th
fNHE SUPREME COURT, Albany County
4 FRANKLIN UNDEEHlLL agt MONWrALTH
I4lElNs con- PAS In The Il the
~ WEALTH LIFE INSURANt T. COMPANY OF Ncw-
YORK. NOTICE I o CREDITOR OF the GO " Mo NWELIn
LIE iN,uKAE ECONPANY.---in! issuance Of az order
CoIT tho above emit I'D sut ami p-ouecdug
3lat OF lN{ and rcd and entered on m
tbru1iy 1881, not l. HEREBY 10 al credit
Insurance and
person. having claims II ki.d against Company
ihey are required exhibit tIeT Va me- the
gIici The Receiver 4 company Office, Numb-r
Iu2 Broadway The City u NcWfOk and become parties
ia, aDJ.o ,lilei prOCcc before the I'D
GAY of pIIl ssh hat in default IT such creditors
c.IIans cxniliun= their claims and becoming parties
SUIT ccliug aiIicSd they shall De pTccuded
III Orici o. dcree NAich has been
made suit and iag. and from ary dSTb-
On OF fha as,r. mpdny which saa he
such oldc. York. October il, 1890
OtiS-law.CWMoI THOMAS :. MOORE, Receiver
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~ Am AErcR NnVEMnER & ga

on AND AFTER NOVEM Der :, 1850,
Express Trains New York. DesDrJssos an COrt-
lauot streets Ferries. as follows;
ip $50 y $40 90 Iimed Il a M. 3:30 4. 4:40
.. L. 7. So and 10 aud l. night sundays. $3.50,
9:.0a m. 3, g. Z, $50. and Ia p m. aud L. night
Train. New York dIiy. sunday at
100 . n, running thrOu IA via TIon and
Boats OF brooklyn Annex" connect with nl through
trans II JcGsry Cuy ahordng speedy ami direct transfer
BrtOhlyh travel.
Rclnrnngi Trans leave rst Philadelphia l2Ol S45 4:-5
T. 7}j \ Il. (.mited express D. D. 2 g.
Jlu 7:3u p. ON 1901. 3i5. 40 X 80
n ~. 1. and 1j0p Leave Philadelphia wa Camden a.
III an1 30 T. uI. da y. except sunday.
1icNc oric 20 and 9Ii Broatway. Aston House and
foot OF DrsnrOsscs aud COrtllst BROOKLYN
Annex station of FultOn-st, Brooklyn Nos la. lie
and ~ Ilusonst, HoDoken station Jersey city. Emf
grant Tie. 1T once, 8 artery place.
The York transfer Company VIII call for and check
ba cage FROM hotels and re ndents
FRANK THOMSON. J.. i. FARMER.
tieuerH Manager. GENT Passenger AIT.
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V'O PIiILADELPHIA,.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE oLD.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

10 TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 3
DEPOTS IN HILAOELPI4A. IN NEW-l DIRK.
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENr,AAD TIE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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Ddnllna Araoeulles.

A Lien DODWORTIpS
~ SCHOOL FOR DANCING. No. Gal FIFTH AVE
For terms. days DC. send Tor circular. The new Poo
Quadrle by Allen Dodworih just published by VIM Pond
& Co. Is worthy of aitentiol
A LEN. MACGREGOR'S
~ SCHOOL FOR DANCING 1l2 9th ave. l1thst
Private tuition any time For cassos sendfo crcnars.
A L MR.. TRENOR'S, Broadway and 32d-st.
IA Adults are RAPIDLY taught the NEW WALTZES.
Children the GRACES Of the dance, WALKING. &c.
Lessons every day and evening. FRIDAY RECEPTIONS
CARL MARWlG'S School for Dancing, 81
~ Madison ave; the lancer by Mr Marwig VIII soon
be out
MR.. p. HARVARD REILLY'S CLASSES.-
w Mondays and Thursdays. Lyric Hail. 9Th ave, be-
list and 42dsts. The Newport Lsnclers thoroughly
taught to all classes.
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GiIlloncrD.

ERANCIS g. LOUTREL, 40 Maiden-lane,
soiclt your custom Blank looks Stationery and
ing al low prices.
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VIA THE
STONINGTON LINE,

HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
" steamers leave Peck daily l-undsys excestedj for
Sev Haven 81 asa ll:30 p - oonueosing via rssl
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TNHE MISS Rogers English, French. and
German lh0n E Z young ladies cii ron ID 90
3sth-st. formerly 3-2 Wcs. .otst rco n,i spe',' ~
d Sn Quat'v.-Jaclson seminary rii'1
% 40 aid Frscch Boarding and Day acl'o' for yonn@
adde's AMI cire d.; * D., I2y,I-st ftJpt -eY. 49,
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III. sobools-Eew- York CITY.

ART SCHOOL Of Miss II. s. BAYLlLS.
~ 1855 BroaGwav; studio NOS: moderate Terms al
tiaclye designs
EERS. JOHN POPE,-Le<sons IN Drawing,
vi OIL AMI " IL r-coor Painting Decorating on China Aaa
Uuderclaze; also r NnLmlf's lt'rf on IaIpoh no
studio Binding, 81 'taare., corner @0ti.a..
IERS. LOUISA i. CULVER
IVA viii receive pupils IL Drawing and Fatne IN w
Water Colors aid Decoration, az her suco Noio East
2Gthst, NcW-lOrK. =. ,,-,,,..- ~.
-. Air. u. Huntington, Mt William TART,
"e4oIonoeS- Nj. Jane, #. Hart, Nj \. A. Eollo"S
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For Young Lad.es-BrooklYn.

fOr Dung LUZ Ss--~oAO Of>iJ IL
SERS. l.. JERNEGAN BOW IN VIII resume
VA music aud nOuen Languages after sep
TENDER J. For particulars apply at ~ CIItOh-si
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yn9truriion
For Young Lauies-Citv.

rTNHE MISSES PERINE, No. 80 East 74th-st,
VIII feopen their school for Young ladies september ~
Number resident pupils limited
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KNOB MINING co.

HORN SILVER MINING COMPANY,
OF FRISCO UTAH. os
Capital. $40. 100000 100000 shares Pa rrs.l.,
o"0o W. NewY0rE.
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LOCATION OF MINE: BOdie District. Mono County ca
Incorporated the laws Of California. 4 d, 1873
CAPITAL, $1,000 10 900 shares.-Par value CIV
OFFICERS:
JUDGE AMES G. McCLINToN President
L. J.. LII Y, secretary
MARTIN JONES. Superintendent.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE; $50 Pne.st. SinE francisco
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-neIrncllpn.

NADY & WALWORTHS Business College
~ southeast Union square Bookkeeping and busi
hess affair thorough Instruction AZ reasonable rates "T
roln Hale
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For Boys and Young Men-Countrv.

OF Toys HEu OuIlE 4o~u-NOuI4OAH'
DVERIISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL 81 RECEIVED AT III
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-04-22


BLAINE has time and again been on the
verge Of exposure aud disgrace on ac-
count OF receiving stock from railroad
companies while member of congress.
The stock was always given Blaine at a
time when the railroad companies wanted
to steal something from the government.
Tue position of the New York Tribune is
worthy Of notice in this connection. The
Tribune. rs is well known, is owned by
Jay Gould, the great railroad king, and
is strong supporter of Jim Blaine. A
railroad king does not work increasingly
for presidential candidate unless he is
pretty well assured of receiving favors in
return.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-04-22

BEN HILL has written letter to a
friend in Georgia, in which he speaks of
Jessie Raymond. He says that the
woman, Jessie, has charged the paternity
of the child Oh as many as six persons.
Most Of those. in order to avoid scandal,
have paid the woman certain sums of
money. Hill absolutely refused. Some
republicans, prominent amongst whom is
Kellogg, have tried various meaps of in
juring the reputation of Hill, and break
him down before the people. They hired
Jessie Raymond to come to Washington
and induced her to believe that Hill
would pay her money in order to escape
her prosecutions. She wanted to work
secretly but this did not suit the plotters
who wanted the scandal made public.
kellogg knew that Hill was working most
earnestly to have him removed from the
senate, and before the Raymond woman
turned up, tried to eptrap Hill into an
intrigue with his (Kellogg's) mistress.
This failed and the Raymond woman
was adopted.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-04-22

BLAINE, among all the public men
whose reputation extends beyond the To-
cality in which they live, is the least en-
titled to the presidency aud the least
fitted for it. His admirers cannot point
to a single act of his life which displays
craftsmanship, not to a single public ut
terance of sufficient breadth to warrant
the supposition that he would creditably
fill position demanding enlarged views,
liberal ideas, and sympathy with public
| advancement broad enough to be nation.
al. Blaine is a man whose candidacy
would be considered disgrace at time
when party feeling was not so intense
He derives his prominence from his par
tisanship and from his dash III squabbles
which lower congress in the estimation
of all thoughtful people. The people,
or portion of them, have run mad over
blatant demagogue who hopes to build
his fortunes on prejudice. No man ever
before aspired to the presidency who had
not done service to the country, as a dip
lomat, legislator or soldier. Blaine has
been blight and his election will prove
a national calamity.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-04-22

BLAINE's FRIENDS gave the people in
Washington to understand that on Mon
day their favorite was going to demolish
Carpenter. The day came but not the
promised demolition. The galleries were
well filled but the crowds witnessed
Blaine's discontinue rather than his sue
cess. Carpenter first delivered an able
constitutional argument He then de-
voted some attention to Blaine, proving
that he misquoted and misrepresented
and that the letters which he read to sus.
tain his position were forgeries. Blaine
has made serious mistake in thinking
to crop the laurels on Carpenters head
''to make garland for his own" This
bully of the house thinks the senate
should bow down and worship him; but
his arrogance and buster have aroused
such men as Carpenter and the result is
drubbing for Blaine when he is forget
full of the courtesy due his associates.
Blaine's ability lies in high sounding
arguments and staggering braggadocio.
But Carpenter with his splendid abilities,
well recognized, can afford to treat
Blaine's peculiar method of warfare with