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THE REV. ARTHllR LITTLE,

HANOVER, n, H.. June :J.-TlIls evening
the Isey, Arthur Little. pastor Of the Now
England Congregational Society Of Chicago,
delivered At, address before the Cilrtatiap
Fraternity. President uartlett preached tho
baccalaureate sermon III The M0ruIuE.
, 1881-06-27

!: JACKSON, Ailcll,: juno 2a-Yestar4ay,
wllle all old ,llat, named 11clt0na was sitting
n,l Tie toreI ut llIs son'a house, ntar ltAsn,B
Hil!aKp, liu suddenly tell forward aud OK.
ptTeu OF lWart-llsease. >.
, 1881-06-27
.CONK.LlNG.
Democrats Claim There Can
Be No Election This
Session;
Bccnuse tho Senate lacked
II Quorum In Conyen-
tiom Saturday.
Their Claim, However, Shown
to Be Flimsy and
Untenab}e.
The Situation as Seen Through
Associated Press Eye
Glasses.
The Washington Visit Of tho Chief
Buck Causes No Sensation
Whatever.
He Gives Audience to a Limited
Number Of His Chosen
Friends.
Clerks In tho Patent aud Land Offices
Z Amused at 0onkliugs Anti-Mo-
81: nopoly Record.
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He Gives Audience to Il Limited
Number Of Ills Chosen
Friends
Clerks In tho Patent and Land 0flces
Amused at 0onkliugs Anti-Mo-
~: nopoly Record.


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IA thu tEtRfkru Assdctaf6d FaretI

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ALBANY, N. u, june 3d+-'rllore Is talk OF
a progrnm for this week to tho effect that n.
Sta!wart supparter. OF tho administration
will bo elaotctl bufuro lts cose, but tho talk;
when followed to Its sourcc, IL fu.nl su prD-..
ceel.+ frou1 tl,os9 WIN have no yutus III the
10tnt convention ,alld llaye 10 control over
t!,c,,,. .Tte must sensible vtow OF tile sltua-:
tiou see,ns to be contained ~ tlle following
;statemo,!t BY ono WHO hos hcun q ctose OBJ:
this I,pata'atnro cannot el!et; tho lnnln.:
cnt!st!tuenclea' better than 10 any: Dno
else, >, ainl that, ',otwlttstand!ng n!l talk'
a. a. thuy bsllsSs tiSlr@ @ sositno,sisss is want Mst
them t0. Thu real faet IL, lo sRys, tho Stato
Wamt c0llkllilts MID Flatt rrtur,lesl, mid some
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selected, with elem record against luctton-
i3tll, anu SONS W4att'.' ..s-.r -. !
:. 'ssEy WHO lEpnEsENT FACTIONS. -:
TlIis diversity of sentiment IL daily present
i. the yot!ng Tor nn!f ~ d9ze!i cal,dlaates tor
l'e says, eontl0t bo expected 40 lonK as una
coslkllnK aud Flat, aud The other side, hay.
ix a afiS ais eysF 2o stefi ht wiI 1 aessst sx I9 %
D!en4 ~ ttsse conse!lAipK, factions. aild Tint u
ytssd alaa established for this purpUset aud
lha 0ppo'lcnk of Conkllnx and "platt 1sayo
respect. n'pl for good amt sufficient prcca,,-
tt0l!Mcy Feesol!A up to the present lnuu1ent,
INDICATIONS now, however, arc that they
could entcr tIlY' ca,,eus' with much more
seattein :uS soe: Ss SasE heans S1 tao Ss
key to the deadlock, wilt have the advantage
, 1881-06-27

sptetat Dispateh to The Chttaso 7ttbane.
DECATUR. ILL.,, .1une 9j.-Mrs.1 Nancy
Weaver. aged u yenrs. and Mrs. Mary 3Telt!u,
aged 20, arn .lea.t. They were old residents
OF this equity.
, 1881-06-27

BrrrALo, N. y. June 70. jacob Drye,
Commissioner, died to-day.
, 1881-06-27

s9lnrUmtter cufrecteA for .teupornture, e!eyntlan
and instrumental error.
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Mem barometer. :@aIaAl
htGaN thFtrlh1eter4 Gl.A =,
.htEAt humidity. til. -.
Highest temperature, AZ, y. j.
lsuTa1t temperature. h.d.
:; uESE,lAt OBSERVATIONS. -. :
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Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-06-18

in harmony, their pure, elastic and golden
tones were revelation of instrumental per-
fection seldom heard except in the largest
cities.
AT their Concert last evening, Mercur Hall
was densely crowded; our most intelligent
yeople being largely in attendance; and hun
dreds were compelled to stand throughout
the performance.
The quartette is made up of fresh and true
toned voices. The Orchestra produced pleas
ant, well balanced harmonious and very de-
lightful accompaniments. The wit of the end
men was new, ingenious, and heartily receiv-
ed. The clog and variety dancing was proba-
bly, the best ever seen in this town and
brought down the house repeatedly. The
character changes of Mr.. STOWE were novel
and astonishing. In so long a programme
there was little to weary even the middle ag-
ed of the audience and the young seemed de-
lighted throughout.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-06-18
The News Condensed.

1t is reported at ST. Louis that several
Eastern roads are cutting rates on wheat
and -four to New York.
Louise sent her condolements to the
Quebec sufferers, but her purse seems to
have boen left in her other gown.
The loss by the burning Of the Pierre
pont stores, in Brooklyn, is now various
ly estimated at from 100000 to l,000,-
900 dollars.
An attempt was made Saturday to blow
up the statue of Theirs at ST. Germaine,
with box Of powder. The statue was
slightly injured.
WEATHER INDICATIONS FOR TODAY
Fair, with variable winds, mostly northwest
erly; higher barometer, and near the coast,
higher temperature.
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STRAWBERRIES not being as abund-
ant as they promised, and rlpening more
slowly and later than anticipated, we with
draw our advertisement for the present.
We expect to have choice straw berries
rpening for two or three weeks to come.
r. NJ. WELLES e. co.
June IS.
"My Wayward Pardner," for So at Whit
combs Book Store. 246.
Brick for sale. Enquire of j. T. Hale, at
tOrney at law.
Two young men wanted immediatly to sell
my extracts. Chas. Knapp. over Cowles'
Bakery.
Buy Knapp's Superior Flavoring Extracts,
for family use, warranted pure.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-06-18
Monroe.
JUNE 18th, 1881.

JUNE 18th, 1881.
Monroe looses j. S. Hinman, but Towanda
will get some tastefully selected cigars by the
means. John likes good cigars himself. He
will be little to liberal in omiting the profits.
Can't help it he was made so.
M. V. Marcy is most encourageingly patro-
nized in his new saloon on the east side of
Main street. He can draw custom without
ardents.
Monroe is the place for the Fourth. A tub
race on the pond a sack race, forty-rod
foot race for five dollars, swings, the pavilion
the grove, the dinner. All the A. NJ. and
evening make up, with other excitelnents the
largest bill of fare thatsI have seen for years.
In the bereavement of George Curry and
wife (colored) in the loss of their bright little
boy, the citizens renderd commendable
assistance, showing that they knew how to
feel for others woes. NON DE PLUME.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-06-18

PAINFUL ACCIDENT.-JOHN ORCUTT met
with a serious and painful accident in Hicks
factory yesterday. While engaged operating
IA circular saw, his right arm was in some
manner thrown in contact with the teeth and
the hand nearly severed. The small bone of
the forearm was cut lentirely off and the
large one injured. The wound was dressed
by Doctors PRATT and LADD, who expressed
the opinion that the use of the limb would
eventually be restored. But Mr.. ORCUTT
will be laid up for long time. He is one of
our most upright, respected citizens, and will
receive the hearty sympathy of all who know
him.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-06-18
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
s---s-----s .
Personal.

Mrs. j. BILL MEANS, of Sayre, was in town
Yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. GEORGE PLUMMER, of New
Albany and Miss Cook, of Liberty Corners,
are visiting ct D. o. HoLLoN's in North Tow
anda.
Mrs. SENECA ARNOLD and her daughters,
EMMA and NETTIE, are visiting relatives and
friends in Susquehanna county, and will be
absent two werks.
JOHN n. CALIFF, ESQ.,, has returned from
his western trip, which was extended some
distance beyond Fargo, D. r. He was much
pleased with the Northwest.
Miss REIFsNYDER, af Catawissa, and Miss
spending a few days with their cousin, Mrs.
MYRON SMITH, in East Towanda.
Col. MASON suffered partial paraytic
stroke on Thursday night. He was apparently
in the enjoyment of his usual health on retir-
ing and the attack came suddenly upon him
about O'clock in the morning, affecting the
left side of his body and the right side of his
head and face. His coodition was improving
last evening and we hope to soon see the Co
lionel around again.
1t affords us much pleasure to hear good
report from JOHN NEAL, a former employe of
this Office. About year ago he took the
advice of the late H. GREELY, and went
West. He is now located at Alpena, Mich,
and has just been appointed general manager
and city editor of a stock company news
paper. JOHN has ability and we have no
doubt will earn promotion.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-06-18

THE NEW ORLEANS MINsTRELs.-A body
OF fine looking and gentlemanly appearing
men reached our town yesterday. Their OPP
en- air Concert was remarkably fine. Every
horn from the E fiat to the tn ba, was held
and blown by master musician. In solo and
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-06-18

The Wysox Cornet Band will give Straw
berry and Ice Cream Festival on Tuesday ev-
ening, June 81, at Grange Hall. Everybody
is cordially invited.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-06-18

There will be a meeting of the Managers of
the Agricultural Society on the Fair Grounds
this afternoon.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-06-18

WEATHER INDICATIONS FOR TODAY
Fair, with variable winds, mostly northwest
erly; higher barometer, and near the coast,
higher temperature.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-06-18
STRAWBERRIES not being as

"My Wayward Pardner," for So at Whit
combs Book Store. A6.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-06-18

Brick for sale. Enquire of j. T. Hale, at
torney at law.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-06-18

Buy Knapp's Superior Favoring Extracts
for family use, warranted pure.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-06-18

Two young men wanted immediatly to sci
my extracts. Chas. Knapp, over Cowles
Bakery.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-03

Both Houses of the New York Leg
islature voted separately last Tuesday
for U. s. Senator to fill the vacancies
made by the resignation of Conkling
and Plat: In the Assembly Mr..
Conkling received 26 votes, and in the
Senate 8, making total of IS. Plat
received in the two Houses 20 votes.
The two Houses Of the Legislature
met in joint session last Wednesday.
The So Democrats in the Legislature
voted solid for their own candidates.
The remaining 20 votes which are
counted anti.Conkling were divided
for Gov. Cornell, VIM. A. Wheeler,
Edward Evarts, 'Chauncy NJ. DePew,
and others. Although the vote fol
Conkling and Plat is smaller than
was expected, their friends claim that
they will finally make 1t, while their
opponents declare that their re-elec-
tiQp is impossible. The prospect seems
good for a prolonged contest.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-03
Big Creek.

May S0.-0ur crop ofYeeds an 4 corn
are growing finely.
New '.taters' and peas ase Ipe
enough to eat.
Mr.. Chas. Aldrich. of Bureau coun-
ty, illinois, is spending a week with
Samuel Barnes. He is looking after
his Kansas farms.
Mrs. Gay left last Tuesday for Sid
ney, Iowa, to accompany her daughter
home from school. The young folks
will give them a surprise Thursday
evening.
Rev. Miller preached at the Golden
Valley school house Sunday night.
The railroad men las the leaguers
call them) expect to have the use of
their land next year themselves. They
are going to work this fall and get ev-
cry Lacquer off of their land so that it
will benefit them instead of the
leaguers.
Miss Linconie Isaac,s school closed
last Friday and she is at home once
more to enjoy herself with the Big
Checkers. Don @.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-03
Carlyle Reveries.

June LIST 1881.
Most Of the farmers began blowing
yesterday after the long rainy spell.
Alva Christian is at home spending
vacation. He has been at the Law
renee University,
Eta Adams has had several attacks
of hemorrhage of the lungs since Mrs.
Adams went away. She is getting
better slowly.
Matte Cummings has returned
home recently from visit to Fl. Scott
and Uniontown.
Mrs. D. Brewer was at Carlyle last
week visiting relatives.
Several of the Carlyle folks met and
decorated the soldiers graves on the
3Oth. They found six graves, one of
which they were not certain of its To-
cation. They intend to apply to the
Government for .headstones for the
ones not supplied. Mr.. Baughman
made few remarks which was all the
exercises. They expect to observe the
day strictly after this. Several who
were not informed went to lola.
While Eugene Whitaker was chop
ping wood a few days ago, the ak was
INSTRUCTED by a cl0thesline which
caused the az to strike him in the fore
head and knock him several feet. He
is up now but he was hurt pretty bad.
A minister is wanted at Carlyle.
- SCRIBOMAX.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-03
Ozark Chips.

May 3O.-Fine growing weather.
Wheat about all destroyed by ehipeh
bugs.
Let us hear from Maple Row.
We understand that A. G. Clenden-
ming c6ntemplates organizing sing
ing school at this place.
To those contemplating building
stables we would suggest that they be
a little careful and not build too close
to their neighbors doors. or if built
should be removed Immediately.
We heaF that Miss Ida Jones, one of
our most successful teachers, has ap-
piled for the position as teacher in the
lola high school. We hope she will
succeed.
We are sorry to know that Miss Ida
Jones had to give up her school in the
Lieurance district on Friday last, but
owing to sickness she was unable to
attend the teachers examination and
her certificate expired before her term
closed. The school was urged upon
her by the board against her will and
was disposed by the same parties. She
was universally liked by the whole
district, and we think great injustice
has been done. G.. e.. C.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-03
The Matrimonial Market.

The Plaindealer has placed itself in
communication with the probate jqdg-
es of the various surrounding counties
with view to ascertaining the num-
Der of marriages that were solemnized
in each county during the year 1880,
and comparing them with those in
our own county. Following are the
reports thus far received:
ALLEN COUNTY.
Population in 1850, Gov. census IL ,507
Marriage licenses issued during 1880 .,.:... .l2s
w. 6. ALLISON, Probate Judge.
ANDERSON COUNTY.
Population in lSS0, Gov. census ........ &, 059
Marriage licenses issued during 1880. 80
j. w. Vaughn, Probate Judge,
COFFEY.COUNTY.
Population in lSsO, Gov: census. IL 1873
B. L. KLNGsBgEY, Probate Judge.
Population in 1850, Coy, census: Is, 229
Marriage licenses issued during 1880. .l29
Missouri has been decOying a great many Of
ESen peops
our list will increase. The border counties are
at disadvantage until that time.
MAN. ", A T GnfiSiiF Probate Judge
Population in 1880, Gov census. IL ,Sls
E.W. ROBINSON, Probate Judge:
Several counties yet remain to be
heard from. The number of marriages
to each 1000 population is shown thus:
Allen county. III -
anderson county. 10 Is
Codey county. ...................... "
Linn county ...... ......-.............S. -
Mioml COUNTY encouragement. 4 80
The suggestion made by the Probate
Judge of Linn ctQnty, to the effect
that border counties were at a disad-
vantage SO long as the State of Mis-
souri, requires no license, is a timely
one, and we shall Consequently let
Miami county off without the scoring
we had laid up for it; but then we
think the Coffey county boys should
hang their heads in shame, to come
before the public with score of 500.
Allen county carries off the premium
calico this trip, and Anderson comes
in second best, thank you!-GarneH
Pldindealer.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-03
Perry. of the Miami Repu5lica

Perry, of the Miami Republican,
lnanifests as much interest in the New
York muddle as could be expected of
him if the gentlemen who resigned
their seats in the U. s. Senate were
from Kansas instead of New York.
While It is impossible for the Repub-
}icans through the country to agree as
TO whether their brethren in New
York should re.elect Conkling and
Plat or send some other men to fill
the places they voluntarily vacated, it
would be we'll to let the people of New
York settle that matter themselves.
II the Republican party is worthy of
success in the future it is on account
of the principles It advocates and the
measures it has enforced, and its con-
tinuation in power should pot depend
on either Conklipg or Garfield,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-03
From Arizona Territory.
PISAt, ARIZONA,

May 19, 1881.
ED. REGISTER :-DeGF Sir, I MOTTO
ed in you paper to-day notice of Mr..
S. Bloom in regard to selling milk. I
see he proposes to sell milk at 4 cents
per quart. Now, as I am engaged in
the same business, of course I feel some
what interested. If Mr.. Bloom will
bring his milk over would like TO 6uy
all he has, as I am selling butter-milk
at 20 cents quart, and I cannot near
supply the demand; and we sell ali
our butter at one dollar q pound. So
You see we don't work for nothing. and
we don't have to feed our COWS winter
or summer. Men buy butter-milk to
drink saloon men buy it and keen it
in their saloons and sell it out bv the
small glass at ten cents per glass
ladies buy it and use it as beverage.
The milk trade here is worth some
thing. Our town is still booming,
building going on rapidly; great de-
mand for builders.
The mines are still doing well, the
Silver King is still taking out very fine
ore at level of six hundred feet.
There have been a number of mines
sold in this vicinity this spring, rang
ing from ten to forty thousand dollars
each, and o great many experts in the
country waiting to buy. But, Mr.. Ed
itOr, you may rest assured it takes
money to work or sell silvermines sue
cessfully. So, as I oIlycommenced to
give you the price Of milk, I viii close
with my regards to all my old friends
in Iolf and Allen county. Yours,
- - j. 81. WOOLLOMES.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-03

The track is laid on the Fl. Scott &
Wichita railroad eleven miles out,
having reached Walnut, creek on
Wednesday evening. The high water
of last week prevented the completion
of the foundation across yalnut creek,
which causes delay of one day only.
We hope to have the pleasure OF riding
On The first train into Uniontown on
Tuesday OK Wednesday of next week.
Work is being vigorously pushed from
the lola end, east, and the expectation
is to send one of the locomotives
to that part OF the road the coming
week, but probably not uqtfl the COM
pletfOn Of twenty miles on this end,
as there is material at lola for but
about twelve miles. Success to you,
gentlemen, and speedy Completion
TO IOla.-H. Scott Monitor. -
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-03

General Rice, Of Ft Scott, Informed
US few days ago that they were max
ing rapid progress on the new railaoad
west from that city. They had already
received iron and ties enough to COM
plete it to lola, to which point it would
without doubt be running in q few
weeks hence, if the weather permitted
the work to advance. He also Inform
ed ns that he had an opportunity to
Acgdaint himself somewhat with the
stanafrg Of those directly interested
in the enterprise, and that he is satis-
fed that they have ample ability to
put the road through as they advestise
to do, and that it. is their object to
reach the Arkansas river at the earIi-
est possible date. If all things. work
faverably for the road it will probably
reach US by fall.-Eureko Herald.
/. e. -. :. 70
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-03

Rev. Pardee Butler is writing for
the Atchison Champion series of let
tiers giving his recollections of the
early settlement of Atchison county.
He was a prominent and Influential
participant in that bitter contest
which made Kansas free State, and
as he is a good writer his letters will
be of interest not only to the people of
Atchison county, but the entire State.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-03

Senator ingalls, will deliver the an
nual commencement Grafton at Will
Jams College in July next. A number
of the distinguished graduates of this
institution, including President Gar
field, will be present.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-03

Senator ingalls, returned to his home
in Atchison last week. He is one of
the Republicans who opposed the
"dead lock" in the Senate, and that
fact is now gratifying to remember.
Republicans havn't much more to be
proud of over the late prolonged and
proftless session than the Demo
Gratis had over the extaa session of
Congress a few years ago. The Sena-
tor says vice-President Arthur is one
of the most charming men he has
ever known.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-03

The New York Legislature has pass
ed bill making it an offense punish
able by fine of SOS for hotel keeper
to refuse to entertain a Jew. Two
years ago the proprietor of the Man
haitian Beach Hotel gave public notice
that 10 jew would be- entertained
therein, and this law is blow at him
and others who might follow his ex-
ample.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-03

The number of letters mailed in the
United States during 1880 was ], o5$,-
352, $40, an average of q for each man
woman and child in the country. lip
Kansas there was an average of eight
GEN letters for every person in the
State. In nineteen other States the
average was less than in Kansas.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-03
Notice for Publication.

LAND UFFCE AT IXIEPENDENCE, ks.
May %, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following
make final proof in support of his claim, and Sc
cure final entry thereof, before clerk of District
Court at lola, Kans., on Friday, July Is, 1881,
viz: John h. Solley, Of Ozark, Kansas, for the
east half of southwest quarter of sec %, town
ship % south of range east, and names the fol-
towing as his Witnesses, viz: D. n. Dixson,
Wade Shoemaker, VIM. Riggs and Gordon
Dodge, all of Ozark, Kansas fsi
No ls6S. NJ. J. SALTER, Register.