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National Republican., 1880-04-27
To take effect
SUNDAY, NOV. 10, 1879. AT 1880 7. NJ.
Leave Washington:

A. Leave Washington:
sSNEW g6EK eP f'g SId Ty s19Ts ps
TON EKPRnss ON sundnys to Baltimore only
c;soss,BaliIimoro;, tAn9apolis and way. tPiodmont
stras6uIg. winchester, Bagerstown, Frederick.
f GfiFt Sic NG'aS XSD LAUREL EXPRESS.
slo-Point Of Rocks Piedmont, stresburg, Wlnchea-
sI5 : IEW YoRK'' PHIIIDETPMiA f' BOSTON.
AND BALTI@oRE EXPRESS Paror Car to
s;35--tsT, LOUIS. CIIiCAdo. COLUMBUS. AND
town nhd 1aliSy Branch ffeG IeGospt sundSy1
Through car 10 Stanton. Pullman Cars TO Gin
seinna.i daily Grafton to sondusky daily except
Soo-sInday only-Baltlmore, Annapolis, and Way,
burg, College, Beltsvillc, Laurel, Annapolis juno
tion, Jessups, and Hanover.
i?lo-B Baltimore Anpapolls, Ell!cott City and WAY.
l:30-kItW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND BOs-
TON EXPRESS, stops at Laurel.
iS-ioR SEnday B9tny1bHItimore t md wsy
RED EMPRESS. Frederick, via Relay. stops
A951tPlont OF Rocks, Frederick, Hagerstown Win.
chester, and WGy stations on sunday to Point
hGfS and way stations SS S9Py WV stations,
-iPHifxBthPiifX. Ii 'iS NORFOLK. AND BAL
Norfolk passengers taken in The cars dTeci' %
boat at Canton, Stops a. Bladensburg and Laurel.
7.2O7-tBALTIMoKK And LAUREL EXPRESS.
74SItcaicAGoy Az yiS cohUSbus AND pIT1sByRa
EXPItlls& Sleeping cars to Chicago and Pitts
G45UtNEwe EvePS YoRR, sRn4'H PMHiLA DELpHIA. AND BAL
TlMORE EXPIRES. stops at Bladenshurg aud
laurel Sleeping car to New York, and special
sleeping car 10 Philadelphia. - - - . ,,
@505tST LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
Pullman cars.
tDny. isunday only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday
All trains stop Relay Station
For further Information apply ut the Baltlnro ana
Ohio ticket oices-Wnshington Station. aud 6O3 B9.
and 1871 Pennsylvania avenue-where ordern will be
taken tor Baggage be checked md receYed at any
point In the city. . W, NJ GLEMENIS,
Master of Transportation.
I. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent,
GEO. S. KOONTZ General Agent
National Republican., 1880-04-27
GovrRvoR STONE, of Mississippi, is rep

GOVERNOR STONE, OF MISSISSIPPI Is rep
resented as SAYING
If General GRANT, travelling as private
citizen, should visit Jackson, / would exert
myself to show him all the courtcsies which
are due so distinguished a citizen, but to
assist in organizing a procession of aunkeys,
who would hail GRANT or anyone else as n
conquering hero and pay the individual the
honOTs of royalty so degrading to freeman,
and beneath the dignity of the Chief Execu-
tive of tho great State, will not doit.
We did not know before that in high
toned, chiyalrous Mississippi, there were any
fiunkeys; but we do know that there arc
murderers and assassins in that State who
have not as yet been made to suffer the
penalties of their crimes, nor is there any
likelihood of its being done. The Governor
who failed to do his duty in not using his
best endeavors to bring the CHISHOLM MUIR
derers to justice, should not prate Of "the
"honors of royalty" etc, for it is absolutely
certain that none will be paid him, unless
the defense of assnssins should entitle him
to such. If General GRANT had been Gov
ernor Of Mississippi when the Kemper
massacre occurred who doubts but that the
assassins would long since have expiated
their crimes? A strong hand is certainly
needed in that State.
National Republican., 1880-04-27
DIED.

CARTWRIGUT.-On Monday, April &c, 1850. at
1880 O'Clock, KATIE a. CAUTWHIGuT, wife OF re i
ard 7, Cartwright and daughter OF Mary NJ and the
late John Tredway.
Relatives and friends OF tho family are requested
TO attend the funeral on Wednesday, the getn inst,
nt O'clock D. m from the residence OF her husband.
No. 80 Montgomery Tect, Georgetown, d. G. -
Star copy
PACKARD.-At l2I5 q M, on April &C. MRs
ESTHER CASE PACKARD, in the cIghty-sccoud year
of her age.
Friends invited to attend services at $50 ~ m .
Tuesday, April IL at The residence OF her son, Dr.
Sllas l.. Lo1mis, No $50 Pennsylvania avenue east.
IuteTment private.
National Republican., 1880-04-27

THE Richmond Commonwealth has thrown
off its old dress and arrayed itself in a new
spring suit. If it would now change its
worn.out politics and begin liberal, pro-
gressive view of State and National affairs,
it would be good as well as handsome
journal
National Republican., 1880-04-27

BEACoNsFIELD is let down easily by the
Queen. He scatters peerages, baronetcies
and knighthoods among his faithful follow
ers. He has made his late private secretary
baron. That is probably better than to
be Governor of Idaho.
National Republican., 1880-04-27

the elder KALLoCH, KEARNEY get out Of
Jail and shoot the other DEYoUNG, and
then vigilance committee hang KEARNEY
the vendetta will have proper end. The
dogs will have eaten the dogs and no decent
citizen will have been hurt in all the racket
National Republican., 1880-04-27

THE attempt to count out" Mr.. GLAD
STONE failed not from the want of will on
the part of English Tories, but because his
majority was too large. The same reason
will compel our Democratic House and Sem
ate next winter to yield as gracefully as
has Queen VIC. to the logic of events
GRANTS majority will be too large TO tam
per with.
National Republican., 1880-04-27

6ary IN my Pile treatment OF Female Weaknesses but
must see all patients TO know lholr c0ndluon) thon
any person can uSe my remedies themselves. Ga.
tarrh cured, and deafness caused hy chnrth, Loss OF
mental power. ygor and general debility by either
restored. For further Information, and diifcul'
ties ofwhich treat you must make application nc
my office, No. 439 Ninth street northwest, RILEY
BUILDING, once and residence. Consultation freq
10 all deSly
National Republican., 1880-04-27
1879
1879
GREAT

PENNsYLVANIA ROUTE
DOUBLE TRACK. STEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID SCENERY NM kNN4EdNrFlcENr EaUlp'
IN EEEEoT JANUARY Q, 1850
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON from Depot cor
For nfT FtsTs th anS Gaf tss sSs % as 1d qwT m daily win
PHgr Car 70 70 ntSmg RS9ITg ana sleeping CafI rom
7s4O y. m. daily, with Palace Car TO Chicago
BAGrIMoREANDP POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For CanandNigua Rochester Buffalo, niagara Fala
and the North at q. M daily except suntuy
7f0 p IN. daily, except Saturday, with Palace Cars
70 S9nandaigue For Willlamsport, Lock iiavoa,
For NoT YORK and The Fast Tt Sic H. .S' n is5Sad p
m: On SUNDAY ,,i Gt,i p, NJ, - o..o
For Brooklyn, New YORK, all through trains connect
Rifordins direct transfer to Fulton street avoid.
vo Ing double fSTEiASe across Ncw York city,
on nnndag $40 T1 and ai5 81 n s & o'O ana ''' n
Limited En MTpTes' ESQ "a q M daily except Sunday ,o
40 S sS and ': 5 p. p2 M .'V on "a 81 Sunday, @ 10 iGo
For pope's Creek Line, a. IN. and 42o p III. daily,
On XNn AFTER APRIL 7, 1850
For AnnapollG 900 a. N. aud 40 D. m. daily, except
ALEXANDRIA, AND FREDERICKsBURd RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WAsHING-
For Alexandra. T. 72O, o. II A. m' 4;2O. $40 o25.s
and ii;SO 2. m On Sunday, Z, . ana IL u M. and
For Iichmond and the South, ZOO a. IN. daily, and
~ s1O y IN daily. except Sunday.
M, l2hO, g. 3, q una W D. IN. and " midnight
;,onsunday at aud 10 a, ~, 7 ang g;o5 p, IN.
eommodntionB can be procured at the oficespoT.h-
east corner OF Thirteenth street and PennsylyaniA
yania avenue and W the depot where orders can Oe
leit for the echeokng OF baggage 10 destination from
Il. p. FARM EEt, General Passenger Agent
FRANK ThOMSOS, General Manager.
National Republican., 1880-04-27
VINHE WASHINGTON
BENEFICIAL
ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION
oFTHE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
INCORPORATED APRIL, 1871,
A rn.r-I Il....L.I

CAPITAL STOCK, PAID UP .,....,...,,..,,,. eco 900
Is a HOME INSTITUTION for Lite Insurance on
the assessnent plan. IL issueR certificates OF ltn.
dowment payable Rt death for 800 S 900, e. 600 aud
certificates OF Endowment payable In Ave, ten, fifteen
or twenty years for 800 and e 600 at equitable ana
liberal rates.
For full Information apply al the ohce Of the AssQ-
catOn g2l Pennsylvania avenue or 20 amy OF the FOL
lowing Board Of Trustees II, b. Donaldson, Pres,
lil3 Penna. ave- h. Ball Vice Pres, 2g g ~ ~ WI
A, Gardner, SpC'y, W PENN. ave; y. d. LArner,
Treas Gi8 la. ave. n. WI W H. GOode city postOiice
T. j. Lutrell, cor Penna, ave and goth st. a. WI
a. B Clark, 18th ST. and ohio ave. n. w.; l. H. John
6on, 0l0 f. st. n. wi 4. somerye, $40 lSh s. n, ".
np20'lm0
National Republican., 1880-04-27

THE WALLACE committee report has
much TO say about civilized bulldozing
in Massachusetts. If the Southern Demo-
Gratis had confined themselves to civilized
bulldozing the results would have been
so small that no committee would have
been needed to investigate them. 1t is
"barbarous bulldozing which has made
the South solid
National Republican., 1880-04-27

THE New Yorl, CommerciaI-Adgertiser calls
attention to the fact that the Republican
party has dealt with questions affected by
the MONROE doctrine more encrgetically
and wisely than the Democratic party,
whose members are constantly boasting that
that doctrine is Democratic invention
par excellence. The CLAYTON BULwER
treaty has been practically abolished dur
ing the administrations of LINCOLN, GRANT
and HAYES. The only cfectua assertion
of the doctrine was made by Mr.. SEWARD,
in 1867, when he ordered the Austro-Napo-
leonic troops to cyacuate the Mexican terri
tory, and nobody in Europe dared to pro-
test against that order; while the Demo
Gratis of 1850 actually consented to treat
with foreign power in regard to the con-
troll of a portion of the American conti-
nent, which had been proclaimed in 1928
rs absolutely Independent of any control
by European powers in the portions Of it
not actually possessed by the said powers
National Republican., 1880-04-27
l,RAVELEIsN, GuEDE.
PALrlMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.

The Great Douhle-TracS
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
TO the
NORTH, HoRTHwESr, WEST AND SOUTH
WEST.
National Republican., 1880-04-27
From Senator Voorhees,.

thank you very sincerely for the rolerI received
nom your treatment Of my hearing. which has been
seriously impaired the result Of excessively
cold ID. w. VOORHEES
National Republican., 1880-04-27
mDR. CANDEB OF NEW YORK
81 bPECIALIsT.

treat Hemorrhoids nr Piles. VIII
give $500 for any case OF Itching,
Bleeding, Blind or Projecting Piles
my remedies Will not help and cure.
| use only external and internal
remedies, no cAusticS,n no acids all Inn
mediate relief; no detention nom
business. treat ana cure all Female
Ina e..
National Republican., 1880-04-27
WEEK OF APRIL %,


MINNIE PALMEU's BOARDING SCHOOL.
MINNIE PALMERs BOARDING SCHOOL.
Miss Mr..
Minnie Palmer. ", y. Seaman.
"a Teachers Lot s Not Happy one
BOARDING SCHOOL MATINEE WEDNESDAY.
LddcS 10 Dress. Circle AT Matinee, % cents
The most realistic Photograph Of the tricks and
Jokes played by scholars ON an unauspccing teacher
bring forth laugh after laugh from the rising 70 the
fall OF the curtain.
NEXT WEEK Frcnch's Eagtish Opord Company IN
GtnCC's Sparkling COHlic OUcru HllEROHAL MILDLY, ,
a VERY MtHRN MARINER,
Sale Of seats now open.
National Republican., 1880-04-27
PEtNFESNIOMAE.
SERVlf.E6RLE FEET

promote health ana usefulness, and thousands Of ex
perleHccd peTsOuage5 from far and near visit DIR
WHITES well-knOwn establishments i4lG Pennsyl
vania aveuue. opposite Wards Hotel. for the sue
Cessu treatment of Corns, BuniOns, Disc ssed Nails
Ci.ilbnins Vase Mar Exciescences and other all
meuts OF the feet.
Ofcc fee 81 per visit.
Established IN Washington in lsGl.
nR. BOSWORTH, 9iS L STREET y. W., Is THE
~ most skillful and the only Scientific Medical
Electrician ever In this city. All nervous ana chronic
diseases positively cured. Female diseases special
ty. Rcfers to Senators ID. W. Voorhees,, Indiana; j.
j. Patterson, s. O.; Samuel Normont, Washington, ID.
C., and othera. Consultation free competent and
nol4-ly
National Republican., 1880-04-27

MORE than one-third of the counties of
Georgia were not represented by bona dde
delegates. Printed forms of credentials
were provided and filed up by the COM
mittee on credentials with the names of
men hanging about Atlanta, principally
special agents, gaugers, deputy marshals
and other Revenue officials. At least fifty
delegates were thus made and placed on
the rolls as delegates Every manufactured
delegate was anti-GRANT.
National Republican., 1880-04-27
EDUCATIONAL
Spencerian Business College,
coz. SEYENTH AND L SITS. N. ".

Gives education for real life to and daughters
The course comprises Penmanshlp Spelling, COmpo-
sItion Correspondence, Business Arithmetic, Single
and Double Entry Bookkeeping Business Practice,
Political Economy, Conmtrci Law and Lectures,
Day and evening sessions Open for reception of stu
dents last Monday ia August and thereafter, For par
uculars visit the College or address
au6 II. &. SPENCER. Principal.
National Republican., 1880-04-27
ANqVfsEgYFE'gg.

FoRD's' BOARDING SCHOOL
"When the enthusiastic audience Is a-shoutlng,
Is n-shOutlng.' '-GUJcfL
National Republican., 1880-04-27
DR.. Won MOSCHZISKER'S

REPUTATION 10 now fully established, lie has al
ready shcd GutcieHt TO satisfy the most Rkep
tlCal that advertising with him Is II mere medium TO
call attention 10 the eUses specially treated by him.
and the amount Of his SUCCESS IN THEN.
DIR. Won MOSCHZlSkFR car without egotism,
stale that he Is TN best known SPECIALIST through
out the Northern and Eastern states. Having re-
sided Tor fourteen years In Philadelphia, he has
treated with great success the best known public men
In tile country.
National Republican., 1880-04-27
ROYAL HAVANA

76l Prizes g. Currency sl2 400
All Prizes stated above drawn a. every Drawing.
T!skets-Wholes, sG Halves. 70 cents 80,
ington, ID, q, epli
National Republican., 1880-04-27

TENIE RO$sl4IE SEMINARY,
Il No 1880 street. near sixteenth street north
wsst, Miss Il. Ross Principal; Mrs Sdduns, Teacher
OF ElncutiOn Miss Belle O.aiien English Assistant
and II .MRsson, Teacher French dec3tft
National Republican., 1880-04-27

THE Republicans of the First Congress
sional district Of Virginia, by order of the
District Congressional committee, win hold
their convention to nominate candidate
for Congress and to perfect their party Or
ganization at Tappahannocl, Essex county,
on Wednesday, May 90, at IL o'clocl,
m. They seem confident that they can
carry the district this fall, rs the fullest
unity and harmony now prevail in the
district as was evidenced in their action at
the Staunton convention.
National Republican., 1880-04-27
Restoration of Hearing.

DIR. Won Moschzlsker's treatment In my case-ca-
tarrh aud deRn0ss-pTOYed perfect success. think
Il but lust trlbute to him To make II known TO all
who need his medical services that have the utmost
confidence la his professional abilities
THOMAS SOMEHNILLE
National Brass Works, Washington
DEAR SIR: by the advice of Senator Voorhees, /
placed myself under your treatment for OF
throat diseae and nasal cAtaTrh. / have reason to
be entirely satisfied with tie result Of your SKILL and
you are at liberty TO refer amy one TO NC.
Chief of the Redemption Division U S, treasury
Onice.
To the Deaf.
have been very deaf IN both ears, so much so
that sometimes persons obliged 10 hold written
intercourse with also suffered from intOlCrGble
noises IN my head aud from catnrrh. -Four months
ngO | applied to Dr. Won MOschzsker, at GID Niuo-
teeuth street northwest who, after careful examine
lion, encouraged me Ia tho belief that my hearing
could be restored. placed myself under Ills care he
attended me faithfully and To my OWE surprise and
that of my friends and OF the various societies to
which belonged. my hearing Is restored 20 me. All
symptoms OF cptRrrh and noises IN the head have dis
appeared and his success In my case has exceeded
MY most sangune expectations, My gratitude Is be-
yond expression
FIiANK GHIER, I1I3 Seventh street northwest.
WAsHlSGToN, 7th April, 1880.
CARDs, CIRCULARS. AND COMMERCIAL
" PRINTING
REPUBLICAN JOB ROOMA.
National Republican., 1880-04-27
To the Deaf.

CARDs, CIRCULARS. AND COMMERCIAL
" PRINTING,
REPUBLICAN JOB ROOMS.
National Republican., 1880-04-27

ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS.
REPUBLICAN, JOB-RO0M5
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-01-09
The Difference in People.

We are not all constituted alike.
There is Simpkinson, for instance. He
will listen to you for hours, while you
tell of your bodily pains, your financial
troubles, your family infelicities and the
harassments in your business, and 60 off,
after you have exhausted yourself in the
distressing recital, with springing step,
shoulders thrown back, and head erect,
chuckling to himself, "By George!
never felt better in my life! Health Al,
money all drawing good interest, bust
ness rushing, and no wife or family to
bother me! l pity that Jones! l do,
by George!" But there is Doubleheart,
on the contrary, who will shut you up
in an instant with some such unfeeling
remark as, "You are working yourself
too hard, JONES'" or, "Times are going
to be better, now, you bet!" or, You
are happy dog to have a family, if
things don't 60 smoothly all the time
look at me, miserable wretch, without
chick or child" Yes, we are not all
alke.-Boston Transcript.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-01-09
JOHN BELL, q wealthy resident of Leaven

JOHN BELL, wealthy resident Of Leaven-
worth County, was taken to Topeka on the
23d and placed in the Insane Asylum. He
has become insane on the subject of National
politics and labors under the belief that he
is to be the head of new Republic, which
is to be formed. One phase of his lunacy is
that unless all persons vote for him, they will
be struck by lightning.
A FEW days ago 6-year-old son Of A. w.
Berry of Jewell City accidentally shot him
self with a revolver, but not fatally.
COMMISSIONER LONG has furnished the
St. Joe & D. c. r. r. Co. 10000 fish which
were distributed in the following streams:
Doniphan County-Cold Spring Creek, p
600; Wolf River 5000. Brown COunty-Wal-
nut Greek, 1900. Nemaha County-Nemaha
River, 5000. Marshall CONFEDERATION,
1900; Spring Greek, 5000; Big Blue, 5000.
Washington County-Little Blue, 5000.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-01-09
Rather Stupid.

The Bangor (Me.) Commercial says;
The stupidest man in1the State is a
farmland near Lebanon. He was hired
to pillow ten-acre field, and his boss
whishing him to draw straight furrow,
directed his attention to COW grazing
right opposite, telling him to drive directly
toward that COW. He started his horses,
and the farmers attention was drawn to
something else. ain a sshortXtime he
looked around to see what the hired
man was doing. The COW had left her
place and was walking around in the
field and the hired sman following her,
drawing zig-zag furrow all over the
field. 2s2 aSs eS2
This reminds us of the story of anoth-
er Maine skipper, who pointed out to an
ancient darby, whose trick it was at
the helm, a certain star to steer by. In
lufing to meet a squat that came up
rather savagely, the old darby lost
sight of his star. He hurriedly aroused
the skipper, shouting, "Gimme anoder
star, capting; Use done sailed pass da
fust one" -DetroI Free Press.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-01-09
Representative joys.

He occupied one-half of the car-seat
and filled the other with double-cov-
cred market basket. He was an orig
nal specimen. His plug hat sat on his
ears like a smoked chimney on the
prongs of a lamp top; his legs were
braided together and his shins were
sharp enough for can-openers.
"You can't guess what I've got in
that basket, Squire" he observed to a
passenger in the seat behind him.
"No," was the reply.
"Twins, by thunder!" he exclaimed,
sand I'm going to give them an air.
ing.'' So saying he drew forth black
and white doll of unusual proportions
and handled them on his knees.
"I'n tell ye how it is, Captain he
continued. "Me and the old woman
has been hitched up in the holy bonds
of hemlock going on these forty year
and there hain't a chick or child to be
seen or heerd about the house. So I've
brought home these are twins. She
can take her choice-a black 'un or a
white 'un. Bet We she will take to
both. Why, if I took home a black
snake, she would want it to set up and
have some supper, and put hot brick
in the bed where the snake was going to
sleep. Gosh! the old gal has got a
heart in her like red cedar. Great
prize pumpkins! how she will shout
when she sees them are twins!''
And then he put them carefully back
in the basket, closed the cover and
beamed benignantly npon the wintry
world without. -PrOridence Journal.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-01-09

Rue du Four-Saint-G German, and
worked only for the very first amateurs,
such as the Messrs. Clgogne, Quentin.
Bauchart, Due d'Aumale, Compile de
Lurde, Compile de Lignerolle, Baron de
la CarelIe. His finest bindings, in
mosaic compartments of colored moroc-
CO, cost terrible prices $500, $500, and
$780, He did not turn out more than
hundred bindings year, and of late he
had been almost monopolized by Mr.. J.
de Rothschild. He used to do his gild-
ing himself. and was only aided in his
work by two assistants and a woman.
He was decorated with the Legion OF
Honor in 1869.
ONE of the most pleasant and least
ostentatious of the charities of the sea-
son is that devised and managed by a
wealthy lady of Philadelphia. That
lady last year visited the stables OF one
of the principal streat railroads and
gave each driver and conductor pair
of warm gloves and scarf. This year
she made slight variation in her gifts.
Each married man received an order
for s. worth of groceries, and each
single man a knit jacket and a neat
necktie. The presents were thankfully
received by the men. The name of the
lady is not known. She is her own
almoner and comes thickly yelled, in her
own carriage, drawn by pair of very
costly horses. The men on the other
street railroads wish that such ladies
might be heard from on all the city
lines.
The present Belgian Prime Minister
Frere-Orban's family name was Frere,
and while poor law student he fell in
love with the daughter of rch, aristo-
cratic family named Orban. The girl
returned his love, but her parents refused
to encourage it. As the day for EXAM
ination drew near she said to him: 81
you succeed, come in the evening to the
box at the opera, in which 1 shall be
with my parents and some of their
friends" "But will they admit me?'
asked the poor student. 81 will take
care of that" replied the girl. Frere
passed the examination with great credit,
and presented himself at the box. His
sweetheart rose as he entered, and kissed
him in the presence of the whole COM
pany. After that there was nothing for
the parents to do but to announce an
engagement between them. When the
marriage took place he added, by their
request, their aristocratic name to his
plebeian.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-01-09
Kansas City Markets.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, January 5.
Cattle-Native steers, $2.15a4.25. Native
Cows, Sa.5O63.OO.
Hogs-Sales at s.. 7564.SO.
Wheat-No.2, Sl.22; No. g, H.R
Corn-No. mixed, 29k&29Hc.
Oats-NO. 2, 321lc bid.
Rye-NO. 2, nominal.
Eggs-Candled. l6617c y dozen.
Butter-Choice Western. Tx alsc; medium.
~. a l3c.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-01-09

KING MTEsA of Central Africa has
liberated his slaves, and commanded
the observance of the Christian Sunday.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-01-09
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

All communications for this paper should be
accompanied by the name of the author, not
necessarily for republication, butas evidence of
good faith on the part of the writer. Write
only on one side of the paper. Be particularly
<caTeini In giving names and dates, to have
al letters or figures plain and distinct
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-01-09

Prof Harris after many years Of study sided by chem
ical research and together with experience
gained the treatment of large number Of under
his At last succeeded in compromising INFAL
LIBLE REMEDY for the scourge % common among