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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-27
Ser IincnTd1rtt GaItfornienS. -
GOrfG)lGGe sur ScieItt9nn8 oes
(ScfnetNi dt00eflS,

Gan SruH3t8co, Sal, 26. Sft.-Sn
ben @oruties SEtte, Ouba unO yieUaoa bate
Die Abfiihruug Der abfdlle ons oeu Wluen
bmdl bic 6lniie oerart ihdolidle @irtungeu
uui Die Sultur bes ganOes unO Den 2auf Der
Hofrubern au8aeiibt, ba6 fh Die 6an0elS=
taulmer oleier Sta0t beranlaBt iah, Elm @omtte
ein5HtBen, nm hte Nugeleg nbcit 81 unteriu=
hen. 9a3 @Omite ian0 aud ntrilid Gus,
ooB cine TOrtiegung bes aegenlpdrtigeH Ser
iahreu8 Die Sta(t WtarGsotlle, tpie oaS bortige
3hal mo Die EafsrIduie ruinireu rplirbe. 0a
es trptbem nldyt Our6fiibrbG- lit, Die Minens
procufliou su it5r'n, dld9t ba5 Goulte Dor.
ldnq8 tes gDubu-6Iu6eS unO Der NebenHiiiIe
beionbere 0dmme au5uiiihrcu, on welden Die
abi6Qe nufaeitiittct pclben iodeu. Die Berg
lerte erIlGrten iid aud bamlt einpsrfauoeu.
g2oa Die baber tntitanOenen ShdOen anlauqt,
halt bas @omite baiir, baB bieistben unI1mgr
beeitiQt meroCu f0HuteH.
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Sic s!usftctiuua its atlanta

Atlanta, @a., 26. Stt. - <Se0er 3ug
bradte heute neue Ant0mnlinse, uHo allen
9lnjdeine mad miro morsen, am y@ouuerz
neurstuge," cine urgebeure 0mi6enmeuqe
Die ausifellurg bciudlcn. Wiehrere Staat8Oe
le9ationen befiHoeu iih bereits bier, unb anoere
itrb unterweg8. 3ebn @rfuriions3iiqe mpr0en
nOrqen friih bier erluartst. Die Iasittller aus
pcrldlieoeren Staaten haben Seriammlungen
aetalteH nnb iidl orgauiftrt, Inn ibren raip.
@ounernenrcn aebihrenDe 4ufuerfamfeit erz
lpstltn Su f0nneu. MOrgen Ibeno nerbeu in
neridltecenen Der eleganten @ohnhduier an Der
HeadtreeitrnBc 6eccptjOren ubgehalten weroen,
urS am Nbenbe fiuoet ein Gulufauq in Der
Nohnung bes @oupernems ftatt. Sir uGt,fe
9Snd>c lteht eine 8tehidlnu nuf Dem Brogram.
me. nno man glaubt, bag oieielbe cine jebr ius
teIeTante ltiu niro.
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Gtne 8cmiltBItdse Gtrtgs=Boritel'


atlanta, Ga, 26. Oftbr. - BilrcnO
etuer geiiern abenA su @a,tersoille, @a., geae,
tepeu &trIua @Orltenung ereiauete ftdl ciu
Sreit Suliden Den @irfusleuteu unS ei5em
Siilismuridaue uno nnoersu Berioneu. Gin
girGer mmoe ourd eiuen ShuB IN oeu SOpf
aei60tet, Stuet Der 9n9eiieIlteu bes Cirrus er'
hUlieu S6nbtpunoeu, unO mehrere Rduusr
murNen idlimm Sugerittet. gSdhreuo oes
S0mpifs ertfnulen eiu S6ne unS Elm Bar aus
tbrsn Sdiigen. Der SGr wuroe erihoiieu,
nlein Der FGrpe befin6et fit nod auf freien
RiiBcu, uno srobe Iufreauus berrid,t in Der
@uhbaridoft. Der Streit wuroe eur@ etliae
Setrunfeue peraulabt,
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Gtt1 Gr=@ ouOcrncMt bon SaSzGGa
rnY.4rn nIa Gg GpAsp k,~r GSnrFAsF

Gapoleou,S., 26. Sttober.-ROb,rt It.
Scott, gr~@ouue;ueur bon SiiO-@aIoliun,
fsbt htr uner Der Autiage Dor @triht, S8ars
rtn 9. Drmn Gm ,. Sauuar 1880 etmorOtt
Ill hatcr. @r tpuroC Ses WorSe8 i'm ;meiten
grObc argefla9t unb ltaub bi8ber inter Siirg.
id)a't, &rurp mar BrcUiior IN &ueelau0's
ApOthefe unb bate um IbenOe oe8 WOroes
einCn betruufeuen Sobu bCs 6rH. Scott inter
ietusr Sbbut. ScOtt molIte iciuen SOhu abz
holsu, uno - tpie Der Auaeitaete bebauptet -
neiserte td1 9rurp, Oem @r-@ouperusur 3u=
tritt 81 aemdhren unb mafte cine 8eme9uEg,
aIS oh er ein Biifol 3iebeu poue. Sco,t Sog
baraut ieiH BiitOl unb ieucrte Oen t6otlinen
g6u6. 9as 6eutige 3eu9enuerb6r er9at
1,ir,4G A1nttca
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niger mOasu Den @dfen eine sersnaoe brip

2S0ihinQtou, 26. Stttr.-0ie fran,0s
iiid)'n gGile beiufltcn hette Oas 5taat8Separ.
tsment upb bPaaben fb ipGter in SeieQi6aft
ets SefretGr8 Blaine Su Dem Yr1iibenten, unl
bcmielben ibre Iufwartun9 su MAIDEN.
9htea9 26. SftOber. - Su elmer 6eHte
bon reu beiiaen 6cutlfen Siirgern absebattes
Zen SeriammluHg uurNe eiu @omlte ernanut,
I'M SorfehrungCn fir Den @mpfang Der 5p.
bon Steuben gu treffsn.
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8rau0e.

8rab Tor 5, Yenni., 26. SIt.-@tn bente
@ormittog in GlcaH, N.=9., au8gebrodleHcS
f5elr Saf01tc 6rau Mc0ure's BOnlung, Die
FernerrahmenfQbrit Der %. @uiHgbam &
Comp, Moore'8 SutideHfabrit uno uIer ans
here @ebdune. 8erlnIt $4,000.
8roUiocnce, SIS, 27. Sftober. -
Sobn 2lrmabale'8 RIble ging beute in 6lams
men aui. gcruit $4,000. SObn 6qOe, ct=
ner Der 9lufehcr Ots Gtablihemsnts, ipraug
Gus Ciucm 6eriter i'm 3. Stodpcrfe uuo mur0c
mi hfr ESieIlr nrtnhiPI
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2,uS S1tbo.

6auanua, 26. Stt. - Der Stu6saei
bot in eirem Gufular an alle h0hercH Stii; er,
auf or Spisl Grilauneu 6ariiber auggeOritt,
cap oiele oetIeben 4rttsI fir politiidle Sour,
male idreiber unO iidl aui poIttJidle 6eOertriegs
linlaiien. Der @bsf rpeit odrauf bun, oaB elm
f0uiQlihes 9cfret ule Off;iere, Die it4 i'll pO-
Iitii6e Apgflsaenheiteu etnmiiaen, i1wTeu
Shoien untcrnirft
Die BoIi3ei cOnfis3irte ON Ieeteu Routage
Die gon5s aufase oes Sournala r9a 9tscui,
fion.H
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SpOeSatrfhetI.

Sarrt8burg, Beuui., %. Sttober. -
Die Gpplitation Der 9i0rOer RraHt uuo Genrp
8umberger nm eineI neuen BrO3e6 wurOe
beute 5erporYen, un0 Der Rifter iprah Oas
8ooesurtbcil iber Beibe aus. Senrp ueruabm
isin Sdlidial, ohus etre Wiere 81 uer3ieben,
6rauf rasegen lddlelte uuS iagte: ySA oante,
l~TtfVakyff, eivJ uuSd1uf,,inFr 9RalTy9 %
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E,rtGJu6z41-s. aPrtdImSrtFr.
,,9H qufdlleu rpu ,,S5Cc perpen tur ieeen \
G bpiHf. Str,lopfen e Tal bejlblt, ben ba8
sGIrtnbt( uno Tteberz h bDpfaE sguicrS ntht 5u
ecihfa91u6stt rarld6c 4 turtren ocer su ltuoern
man 'd uLf SrpftH= IS rermaI.
gdlcrs." ,,Dd3 Scrfcuzgitters
,9gan lee, I1ufe, 3 rsrlctt etue idUueSdut
faafe uub 0ctraude q ruT8e gEan1cE uao ben
1 ceg5ca- ..ttrS, Ic lrir1 z HetiiHEtU @ttcm."
/ w'H flgI leiuUo ugt S ggderenz rne Sern5
aylEl;F fslu," d beiHuTccu aGar Hrt
4 ,,9,eteb,t, Canen / . iper6tR permanent 6urt
] Ni5f,cn zis stu rlrE d Da3 &oFieH @htsr3
{ Reiua5 u1o iG2n ietH 2 3 turtrt."
sC,trag5sg Gle Sppfen- ,G9el7iS ee5 5TEwe
I Differs" a dpDItjscrrcEsuce, Nsas
I 5>sS -gNittgrS 3 aer S5lui uub Seber re-
st.Ifi.qf Eartt uub tuz y Sult-eUbe MltHeI ist2-I
! rirt bltiutil ron ter 4 SopieH=8ttter5."
crien Do1e al IS ,Rrsot1es, Nrroidi'"
q@assniaF', Fepi' = 10ti"r'', ,anttcr3 un6
neg .lA- -'"H'''' - Fg Camcu o.5rduheH ea5
D'" lrt5 perist Dpicu Il SpqfsrrSl,tvr5tl9tia."
& Srpfen Gutts5 lurtgt." H UCa5 &crie1zSissere
,AlaU rtbme thadS "a bat M'eriEta, eie an
I bretusI Scrfen Gtitar8 k f5iuhc tgr Grurtiuttl
Elm, 70 pI6 man ts.ue q ShjT7tvudl GclttteH CUR
Dct;crrc5'uUnG1a 81 II NaNtcuecH LEo VsS
3ab!cG babcg." bNucselt reElc'lei."
GuoGteu NpDtbcFeu baben.
Z 7Jp5I Hniers ItTs. Gu., Ipcyrftr, q. u.
GolGrtp. Ont, rnb 9oucpu, GnglaR6.
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gera,tI6te 9epeTd5eu aus Gss's

g2cip, Oorf, 26. Dit - Su einln iuei'
fiGdQcn Wohnbauie hinter 9Ir. 1852, gSslt-16.
@traBe. brad teute frih aui Der Ereppe 6eutr
aus, 10 OaB Der i'm 3meiten Stodmerfe mob.
reuben 5amille &m. YarIinIon's Der Iu5peg
5ur Tludbt abgeituitteu nuybe. 8crtrUiOu,
irrc 6rau un0 isiue 5odter gtcule ipraaaen
in Der gT5uetfuug aus siHen Genier III ocu
Sol uuo puroln oil; 9rti idWU, ie0ot) u!bt
t0otlidl uerlebt.
- Ser 0ampier y9oliuia" bon Der Ins
d)or~Q,uie" mur0e bc,lte Dlrdl ctu ln S9ii&s
raume arSgebrrdeucS Tcuer aer;n9 bcihdOt9t.
Die llriadle oeS 6sHer5 1T nttt ttIl,.ct, lcz
roh nOlleu etliaa IerOaen miiiea, OaB Die
6lgmmcn gcraoe ple 0m 8orO Der ., BotbnIa"
om1 &rGnliliurg eatjianocU.
-2ie 0cpubliIarer t,litca btlte ibr.t
Sta0t.GoupcHt unO Uowiurten @rn. a,t5
&op 2um Ylouor.
Ser @omDiCr .:G1,;aagualto" ar9 Sogla-
rog>p @-s,p, ptrfati2 otn II : ay,ur4l men Ne- -
findmugcH hCaie, ii haute bler oagctpmmeH,
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Gfrcnce GGLrc.

Roftou, 26. Sft. = Sine DepeidIe BON
Wount gGuhiugtOu meIoet, oaB oas Sbermos
meter BORT aeHsrr nm 40 @ra0 9etallen 1T unO
lett auf @raO inter gtua itebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-27

Yon0on, 26. Sttober.-Brcmlerminlflr
@lOo1Ore 1T ;u Snomslep angefOmmen uno
mn0 bort niOr0en cine Population empiangeH.
Spc3icue Utabregeln fir ietue Sttlerbctt Gui
Der 9ielie nurOen getrOfieu, unO ie,He 8ew9-
gungen muroen gebeim gebalteu.
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DtRa2aGr2ts.

Glicn96, 26. Gltbr. Die 3uFuht soft
Stpe.n2n 0elici fd btute auf % 900, bic Ser
ieubuug Guf $500 5tiid; Ste Breiie 0artirten
fuhr GC0O, Yericn0ru9 1909; &erEdute 81
81 90 BIS $3.50. - Sfaafe: 3ufuhr 1000,
gericnouug 400; &efduie I'll $3.0O-$5.OO.
ct. %out8, &c. SItbr Sdncne: gu
fubr $500, YerianouHg 5000; Yerfduie III
$500 bis $3.50. - 8rnrUjeb: .3ufubr 4GOO,
&erieuouug 1000; @eriaufe IN $2.4O-$5.4O.
- Gdaait: 3uiuAt 800, &ericnouug 400,
SQi1rie 6u $3.50-$j.00.
@Qf >2tbertp, YeuHi., 26. SttOter,-
Die 3ufuhr pom 9iiuoUiIb belief iitl aui go
Gtud; Gcrfduie 5u $3.7O bis $6.25. -
StwCtne: 3ufnbr 2O90; Sertduie Su s5.75
bis $3.50. = Sdlaaie: 3ufubr 500; YertGHic
Ill S.. 90 bis $50
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germtSd5te tcIc9rapbti@e 9epcT6en

Glanne y on 9 LAB erlulen 9ellern III
Repz SaoCn, Conn.,, inter Der anilage uOr9ez
rid't, Sennie Srau,tr ermeySet 3u baGeuf Ut.
Dem Ie biCielbe bgmOq, cine 0oIlS arieHtt etrs
;uneblneu. Die ntiteren SdJrittc III Oem BRO
Seiic mErOH bis gum nGtpeu SaHuar uers
ihoben.
9ie Offi1ieue StimmcuiG6lung in Sbio
fir bic @Ououncur5rUabl crgiebt: jYoiter (J&ep.)
312, 1875; 8ooimclter (9em.) 2S8, ,426; GuO=
lon (Eempereu5lcr) 16r597; SS,e l@rcenb.)
$3.50 Stimmcu.
Da8 Qppeugeridlt Don Stem. Dorf bat
bem mcqeu Mor0es I'M ericn 9ra0c UerIrtbellz
ten Solepb abbott i'll GlnlirG ben nadgelH9tsn
ucueu YrO5eB permeigut.
Sn &iorta, Or, langtc Die 8arfe
,gmma s. Grompel" nit ben Sifjteren unO
Der Wannidaft oe8 Sdife8 Yfarttime Union"
an, melaeS ungefdbr 500 NteItn BON San
EranSisco auf bOter Gee perbrannte.
Die Bananas anal y eiell Fl a t
bar ooS @IanozSOtd in Banana Su 100000
6re8. urgetauit, nm Oaiebit lbre Giireaur etns
SIid,tcn.
QeUi u. 3ewGeg, eiH betagttr Sc,
iddit8munn in @Orceiter, Ytail., beQu9 i'll
b,r porletteu giadt SelbitulOro ourd &iHncb
men etner 9oiis 2uuoauum.
@tn qemliiar San $ OrH, al5 &iIenbahus
Gofclelt 5rpiifeu SariSburg unO Bitt5burg,
Benni., augeitelit, ruHr0e geltern III erIterer
Sioot ruegen Grie1oebItahls urhGitet.
Sin gemiier SO uptn ellfOB am leBten
6reitage III 8anepz&ouun, SaS., icine @attin
uuo bradie ith oann ielGit ene SdluBpnnOe
bel. Seine 8unoe lit nid)t t0Ntlth. IaA
Der Shat beltisg er eiu Picro uH0 ritt BON oaHz
nen. gn BON ben gta6baru g'uadter Ser
iut1, TIM einiuiangcu, bIicb criolgo5.
&ie B Bima 'unO M drtco pa Sno q
ner, mdde am lctten Shortage Die bimas
&oentrr in QriSona NIT einem 2lugIif bc0rOb=
TN, 3eJitreutCu iid), Gl5 Iie rpieoer ulidterH
wutpen, obne ibre 3rOBurgcu aus9efitbGt 81
babcll.
Tranf 9uft8, Elm 13Jibri9;r Grabe in
Qullman-@ ouHtp, ga., lDaroe auf Der 5l9o
burd SufoQiae gutlacun9 i2tne5 &ep,b.e5 &C.
t0otct. 0u SauB SeIiamcttcrte tAm Otn gum
3Cu 3Opf.
@ouprreur 8igsIotu pom &Ouuecs
ticut urb iItu Stab famen geitern bon
@barleion, S.zG., tn au9ufa, @a., al
rno QeuoIien bic @allfreuroid)lft ieHer Stdot.
&m 4benoe re.ite Die @eielidaft na4 atlaHta,
ga, db.
gtaior Solu W IL bonn 8. &unoe8.
Saouleriercgimcnt farb 9eitern iriib auf einem
nod SantG Sc beitimmteu 8aAn}u9e unmeit
Saniasz z@itp. Seinc 6amilts mobnt in 28elts
miriiCr. Conn.
Sn 9anOtlle, &rg., erciauete iid NIB,
rero Der Dorlebten 9faflt tn 3uiammeHlfOB
5miiden suei i3iigeu, ourh welmen 3pei Ufius
ner, Numene See uuO Ranton i4uer uerlsst
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gerliu, 26. Sttoter. pie ,@ermauia"
oertrnttt, ruB ba8 GcmfapueI pom 8reSlau
cen Sufrugan=&iidlOf SIm Sifar oeS Sdptz
tsi8 rndblt bat in Der @rpartung, bNB Oer=
cIbe sum 8ihoi Der GI0cie crnanut Weroel
mIlb.
Sic ,,@ermonin" befiirworttt in eiucm 2eit=
ortifcl cnsrgiitb bic MISUNDERSTANDING OcS Sir
dpnifnntCS
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-03-25
MOnteVale.

MoNTvALE, March 21.-Rev. John
son delivered a very interesting SER
mon at this place yesterday. He leaves
his appointments as follows: Monte
vale, the second Sunday in each month
at IL o'clock A. NJ, and at NilwO0d at
Z o'clock P. NJ.
Rev. Mrs. M. G.. johnson breaches
at Olive Branch at II o'clock A. NJ. and
in the evening at O'Clock P. NJ. of the
second Sunday of each month, as
above stated, and vice versa on the
fourth Sunday in each month at the
same hours.
Mr.. II. P. Fowler is laying very low
with the measles.
Our school will commence again the
first Monday in April.
The farmers are busy blowing for
fax and oats.
Mr.. Frank Whitaker, of Harrison
county, O., is visiting friends at Monte
vale.
We are very sorry that our Monte
vale blacksmith left before commence
ing his occupation.
Several new dwellings have been
built in the last few weeks. Among
them is the dwelling Of Mr.. Black, of
Iowa. We understand that Mr.. B. is
a doctor. RAPP.
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Mad Dogs.

The latter part Of last week large
New Foundland dog was killed mile
north of lola, near the railroad. Mon
day morning dog belonging to Mr..
Keeler, in the north part of town,
showed such evident signs of hydro
phObia that it had to be killed. Last
week, we are informed, a horse died
from the dreadful disease, in the east
ern part of town and was hauled away
and left unburied. If so, it was very
careless, as the dogs could easily
obtain the carrion; and from it the dis
ease would spread. There is consider
danger from this cause, and the most
severe measures should be resorted to
at once to check the spreading.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-03-25
Geneva JOttings.

GENEVA, March 22.-Very littl.
blowing done yet.
Flurries of snow Friday and Sunday
nights.
A few warm, drying days are earn
estly desired by parties intending tt
SOW oats.
We believe that the peaches are
killed, and have heard reliable parties
estimate the county crop very low.
If our citizens will glance back
about ten years or a little more, they
will remember Rev. John Scotford
He died at Kansas City, January 81
in his seventy-third year. He came
to Kansas from Michigan in 1860, and
being located at Neosho Falls, some
times spoke here. Henry G. s., his
son, is a Congregational minister al
Eureka.
Houses to rent are in demand and
we notice strange faces in every gath.
ering.
Charley" impudent as an assessor
is going his annual round.
Elliot has just received fine lot Of
ready made clothing, just such as you
want, and before going away off some
where, it will pay you to examine and
price it.
Mrs. Geo. Lyman, accompanied by
her brother, c. F. Nation, left here
February %, for Gillespie, Cloud coun-
ty. They arrived ON the 10th inst,
glad that the severe battle with mud
and water for It's miles was over.
Mrs. E. R. Mabie, accompanied by
her father and mother, went to her
Martin Creek home yesterday, and the
Geneva House is now in the hands of
J. f.. Henderson and lady.
NOBODY.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-03-25

Joseph Warren Ozias, late of the OF
tawa Leader, was in town short time
Tuesday. He published that paper at
Ottawa until it "petere6 ost" and now
with handful Of type and press
seeks glory in new fields. Ozias passed
on down the road the same day and
will supply the usual lolg-felt want
wherever he receives encouragement
sufficient.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-03-25
North Marmaton..

OREL, March Cit seems tina,
there is enough measles, mumps, ETC.,
in this section to 60 all round.
Spring, o spring!
School closes at Maple Grove the
18th. Miss Culbertson, Miss Fethern-
gill and Line. Carter, respectively, will
teach at Montevale, Nilwood and
Spring Valley during the spring time
The Nilwood school house is under
going q thorough overhauling. When
painted, fenced and otherwise repaired
it will rank among the finest and most
commodious of Eastern Allen.
North Marmaton is on the war path,
and our neighbors went to lola yester-
day en- masse.
The Bloom VS.. Bloom case is becom-
ing quite notorious.
C. p. Boughton came down from
Kansas City recently and is rushing
up the fence around their pasture.
They are constructing about $500
rods of wire fence.
Wilsonville is happy in the posses
sion OF blacksmith. Charlie Waline
is again in the shop ready for all kinds
of smithing.
Owing to the lateness of spring
many of our farmers will run short of
rough feed.
Pasture for stock will be quite scarce
the ensuing season.
Ezra Rhoads has been indulging in
the purchase of a few good mules.
The forming of couple of new
school districts over in Usage will
materially change the present forma-
tons.
Farmers have about all disposed of
their surplus corn. Good corn sells
readily at 25 to 80 cents.
Mrs. Shoemaker has been quite sick
but is now convalescent. We know of
but one death from measles in this
part of the county.
Rev. Rain, of the Xenia circuit,
preached his first sermon at Spring
Valley Sunday. REGULUs.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-03-25
Humboldt Items.

MARCH 23.-Fresh fish in town.
Judge Ayers, of Fl. Scott, was in tn
city this week.
Mrs. r. NJ. Houston returned to Thu
city from Platte City, Mo-, on Saturday
Will Mcknight visited friends il
Independence last week.
o. d. Critzer came up from Texa.
On Saturday last on visit to his fam
lily.
"London. Assurance" will be pre-.
scented at Longs Hall on Thursday
and Friday nights, April and 8, 1881
Mrs w. T. McElroy, who has been
visiting friends in Topeka, returned
home last Saturday.
Mrs. Ed. Packard left this week or
a visit to relatives and friends in Law
renee.
A musical soiree was given at the
residence of w. w. Curdy, on Monday
evening by Prof. Tillotson.
II. w. Perrin and wife, artists, who
have been doing business in this city
for some time past, departed for Otta-
wa on Tuesday.
Miss Lily Blair, sister to Ed. Blair
of this city, was married to Mr.. Jonas
Nuner, of Neosho county, at her home
In Salem township, on Wednesday
the 10th.
Mrs. w. T. Brooks left on Wednes-
day for Rich Hill, Mo-, where she will
join her husband.
Gen. Dexter E. Clapp, of Yates
Center, will deliver lecture entitled
abraham Lincoln" at the Methodist
Church next Friday evening.
c. II. Pratt paid visit to Kansas
City last Friday. He returned on
Tuesday Of this week.
w. NJ. Kimball, who has been liv-
ing on the Pratt farm, has moved Oh
the Billings place southeast of town.
A span of horses were stolen from
the farm Of J. Wittak, southeast of
this city, last Saturday night, by w.
Brown and B. Rogers alias Post.
The thieves rode off in a westerly de
rection, but as yet nothing has been
heard of them.
Prof. Tillotson, the eminent blind
baritone, pianist and organist, will
give a grand solo concert at Longs
Hall OH Friday.
Miss Emma Nourse, Of Logan, and
Miss Mary Swan, of Omaha, have
bought the millinery establishment
owned by Mrs. Mason. The
latter lady, accompanied by her
daughter Libbie will go to Thayer
next week. CHIC.
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Since our last report no eases have
been decided except that Of VIM.
Buchanan vs. Jas. Coen, which was
decided in favor Of Coen. The Wolf
VS.. Dozer ease was being tried We'd
nesday and up to noon yesterday no
result had been reached.
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Letter List.

List of letters remaining in the post
office at lola, Kansas, March 10, 1881
Allen, Cintha A. Cole, C. S.
GehOe, JOhnC: Smith, James Mr..
Wilson, T. B. Mr..
Persons calling for these letters will
say advertised"
G.. NJ. SIMPSON, p. NJ.
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Obituary..

w. S. Eastwood, borpat WATERFOWL,
Jefferson county MY, sep*1s 1915,
died at Tehichdpa, Ksrn county, CAL,
Feb. q, 1851, agsd65 years, 5 months.
and Is days.
MIR. Eformerly lived in Deer Greek
township, this county, and has many
acquaintance in and around lola.
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Special Correspondence.

FAIR LAWN, March pa young
man named John Neigarth, from
Bloomington, ILL.,, is workin for Mr..
S. Barnes.
A. Mr.. Opert is visiting at Chester
Wetherholds. He is from Penn.
D. Gillian has bought 80 acres of
land near G. Strong. 1t is what Is
known as the "Walnut Grove" farm.
He paid 81 per acre.
Farmers have commenced their
spring work.
G. Collect has bought fine team of
mules from Ezra Rhoades.
Col. Neideh was severely bruised by
the breech-pin blowing out of gun
last week.
Mumps are raging in Orel.
Young Kitsmiller has been home on
a furlough to see his friends. He is
recruit of the regular army and has
been stationed at Baxter Springs this
winter preventing the invasion of the
Indian Territory.
A young man named Higans is
working for Ezra Willett.
We had o slight snow storm last
Friday and another Monday night.
We had three inches Of snow ON the
18th Of March last year.
Mr.. Waters was out here last week
buying hogs. Price S4.60.
DR.. Strong is painting his house
throughout.
A new girl at WyckoR's.
We can't shoot prairie chickens this
year until September LIST.
G. B. Broughton is fencing his half
section of land. He was called east
by telegram stating that
his wife was veryill. Xxi.
All goods in stock will be sold at re-
1uced prices to make room for our new
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-03-25

In another place via be found an
official opinion by Attorney General
Johnston, constituting section 10 of the
liquor law, SO far as it relates to drugs
containing alcohol. The opinion is
given in response to question by the
Governor. The opinion is not final,
as the decision of the court would be,
yet it is very difficult to see how the
law can be construed in any other
way. Things foreign to the object of
the law are never infected into it.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-03-25

Borrow your Money Of.
BOWLUS, the only lender
who has money to let WITH
OUT COMMISSION ON ANY
LENGTH OF TIME and in
terest payable ANNUALLY
at end Of year.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Busincss Locals under this heading among editorial
notices mill be charged Fifteen cents per line each
publication. No derivation from this rate to anyone
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All goods in stock will be sold at re-
duced prices to make room for our new
Spring Stock.
o. P. NoRrHRUP & Co.