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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-10

There sra known to be three illegal members
q the Legislature one who fought duel, one
who was elected while equity Judge. ARD one
who was elec!td vi lie msil contractor. Three
votes from q msiorily of twenty-five leave
nineteen; so that all Mr.. Massey wants to
make him u0ittd States Senator snd the equal
OF Genera Malone. is the support of ten re.
ndjusters. Can be get that suoport
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Court ofAppeaIs Yesterday.

BNtaile AID sis. vs.. Msrylsrd Hospital 70.
lissne. Argued by Col. John H. Coy for
sp2elan. srd submitted.
Wo.V,rtoa Va. Commonwealth. Argued "
.. r.. Nic0l, l. q. for plant f 10 error and
Attorney General for Commonwealth ard
submitted.
Cfunp Vs. Common aeaIth argued b3 Fl.
NJ. Smith. j., Z 4. tor plaintiff in tr!cr
ADD Attorney Gsceral for Ctmncnwssl,h ard
submitted.
Zoos 0a Epos, administrator. 81. Argued
BY ID. NJ. Baruatd, Ji.. L for sppelluut and
Mej. H. l. Lee fer srpsl'ess ard submitted.
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q. y. aud Chill, Peru and bolivia,

WASHINGTON. Dec. l0.-The Ssore,sry oil
State. with tho approval Of tbs President, will
very soon make public all the Instructions sent
by the Department to Mioisters Hubert and
Fitzpatrick 10 regard to the difficul!is5 between
Chilli, Peru and Bolivia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-10
Death Of General Rahhllf

FORT MONROE. Va, Dao. lO.-General e.
win b. Bsbbitt, retired. died this raorriog at
the residence OF lis 500. M.io, l.. s, B:tb:si,
commanding the arsenal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-10

READY Tor the Holdsys at I. B1cHBERos,
You Will fnt this season. the largest vsrietv
o! Christmss Presents, both cheap and desirable.
Gall and examine our assortment
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-10

mr. Phillips. Solicitor General. and Ae.iug
Attorney General, was so engrossed With efforts
to rstaio the former place when be Was prepal-
log tie snnual report of the latter, that be
failed to make even the mos. ou.s,ry mention
Of the Star ronta ctsaa.
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TO-DAT'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
From Richmond.
SPECIAL Dispatch to the Gsz,tte.

TSFJelaI DIBpHEcn 70 TUG UsEI.e.
RICHMOND. Dso lO.-N nhing OF iaierts!
has tranepirad in the Legislative circles today.
LIS! nisht Delegation of republicans. headed
by State Senator Joseph Walker, went 10
Washington 10 consult With tic President
about the Seuatorship,
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PUBLISHED DAILY TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
SATURDAY EVENING, DIOR. 10. 1851.

TIE Sbackelford's postofic, affair has b.eu
previously a'udsd to several lines 10 these
CLAMPS. but the more tho fac's Of tba! sit4i,
Decome known The more gross bee;mes The tu!-
rags snd the moro intxcusablo the man WHO
peros.rsled it, PJsIm ,ster General Janice,
who has IT conty printed. at Government tx
peose, his views upon civil serVic, reform.
Genera! Malone had o man appointed pcs
master at the village { Shsekelfor65 vac had
established O character for negsr paying for
anything be could get Oh credit. CONSEQUENTLY
be bad 90 credit wherev,r he was knowr
Therefore 90! sinels nau 10 The viilsse.
white. black, democrat. rspublc,n or rsac juser
Uould rect him house 10 which to keep the
posofi,s unless he paid for it 10 advance, tho
more especially ss be had said he did rot il
tend TO remain Ia the county lorg,t than the
6ist CT the y,ar, ADD had offered to sell lis a.
p,iolment t1r $25. Because tie ,esidec's Of
Sbackeford's would not let this msn have a
hou5s free of rent. MI. James, tho moieI civil
sow. GO reformer, has abolished the pcssofic, ct
that pace, and thus deprived large 5umber
CT the people Of King and Queen and Middle
sex counties of mail service. The outraged
people begged tina! sDeoiai agent Of The post
oHiJ' department might bo scot there 10 ex-
anime into the matter. tu..their moderate re-
ques! Was eo0tempuors'y refused. Am0ra
sl the tJrionous, oppressive sod iof.meus out
RACES perpeha upon tie Souhero per pie
during .hs dark days Of r construction there
Was noae tina. exhibited 10 more gl,,iug colo,s
The utter disregard entertained for the rights
AID tseliogS of those p,opo by the political
parry to which the perper.te7 of this infamous
outrage belongs. But MIR. James should Get
forget tina: oil things. r,tlitu in as vii as
justc,. c3me to those who witt.
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DasDeradO Shot,

DEEvEE. COL, Dec, 10.-Frank Lynn, note.
rloue hard character. WAS fatally thot last nigh
By . policeman upon whom he made sn sssaul,
while under arrest.
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Death of Col. John w. Fornev

The desth of Colonel Fo-uey was announced
IN Inc Gazette yesterday. &c died from Btiehts
DISEASE but up to recently had not appeared te.
ricusy i'll. While in Washington some three
weeks ago DO was caught in q storm aud before
gaming shei!er was drenchet With rain, he "a.
NAMED IN Washington hut few hcu,s, going
direct 10 New Iors, where he stayed day and
returned home He complained of severe
colo, and On Wednesday, of last week his
strength appeared 10 leave him. BE gradually
grew "orae, aud Oh tho morning of Last Wed
hesoaS lie lost consciousness and remained in n
coma!ose S!.ts. Col. Forney was born in Ian
caster 70 September 80, 1877. He served an
apprenticeship az q printer 10 the flee CT the
Lancaster journal. OF which paper he afterwards
1ecsma the proprietor. In 1915 be removed to
fniscet pnia, where he wsB for many years the
ealtor OF the PennsYlysniln, the leading demo.
cratlc paper ct the State. In 1851 he IVES chosen
Cierk OF the United States House of Represent.
atlVes' and was r.electsd in 1858. Hs BECAME
eoltcr OF the Washington Union aud held the
position until 1855, when be returned 10 Penn.
sHlVsnis ard entered into the polisics Of the
State ss Chairman of the democratic state com.
nlltee. In 1857 hs stsrted the Press in PhiIs.
oelphls ts sn independent democratic Journal
ana entered upon his memorable fight se.inst
the Kansas policy of President Buchanan. He
gas sesn elected Clerk Of the House in the c6:h
Congre5s-lhis time by the repub icsne. In 1861
he started the Sunday Chronicle in Washington
ana n leU! commenced daily issue of the
Cnton!c!e at tho same time he continued the
puoilcstlon Of tina Philadelphia Press. From
1881 to 1868 Col. Fosley was Ssc1essry of the
q. s. Senate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-10

Mrs. Lily Haddcek, relict Of {! !s,e Jno. r,
Haddtck. CT Rappsbsnpcck c,unly. died at The
resIdetc, OF her SOL; -,aw. Mr.. c. F. Chelf
at Cub pr O. Il 90 Tuesday last. ia ,he IS n
Year OF her ege. Her renairs w:rs taken TO
R:ppaaao1ock fir interment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-10

Gems Laua5lie3 Shir:s 70, 81 Oh. best in
towp, a. 7. H1CupERa,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-10

New Su2pls Of Ciosks, Dolmasu, jackets,
Sacks and listers Tor Ls1ias Misses and Chi
dren. st /, EIcpsERo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-10

NJ j,r Ii. L D. L,w;s If Clslk, cooa:r
nj been elected presidsut ct tia Shapaui 10.
' Alley Agricultural Society.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-10

Ail co!ora and shades of Ribbons from s TO 10
cents yard q! [. BIcBsgsG.
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Take Sarce st cur bargains We display 10
cur stofs. EIcHBRRa
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Linen Table Cloths Napkins iad Towels tcoaI
auction at less than hs:: ui the usual price, ut
l. BICuBKRd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-10

Lsca Gu; tain, iron ~ cts. cards 10 81 to a
yard. clegsnt designs. a! EIcupsRo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-10

PIANO Covers, Table Covers ard Stand Gov.
ers, in all grades, at RIcHBKpe's
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u: w. Ls~is. oo'orsd lawyer from Prince
William, Was admitted yesterday to prc ios 10
the Court of Appeals en- motion of W.. Rosne,
g oolered lawyer # Rich nood. lie !s ths sso,1d
coersd mao who has bsan ada i,ted to pvctic,
ID This eour:, R)a1e hav.ng bsen tia 6rst.
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CANAL COMMERCE..

AItived-Bost, J Bradburn. @ Uhle,. A
Main, thha Clifton j w Burke, snd N Sand.
ford 70 American Goal 90.
Deos:tsd-Boats e II StonebfAker, Jno Brad
burn. + Uhler. 4 A,io, Chss Clifton Ii
Sanford and w Burke.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ALMANAC DEU 10 1891,

MINIATURE ALMANAC. DEU 10 1881.
S,tn rssss...:..-..... 81 Sua sst,-.......- a
ksHlvk.,
Sir E1eelii0f. Norfolk. TO = Is Hooa
Schrs Il James, ana w = Davis Wss.ing
loa, to A2new & &c.
SAILED
SI Excelsior, Norfolk. By X hoo..
BIZ Arrowsmith. lower Potomac, ts ~
tomsc Ferry Company.
S:ar VIM Hood. Bosloa, By AMMAN
Coal Co
schF e L james, Noffoik, by T Asuew &
Schr Vim P Davis. Petersburg, by j a.
new q Co.
PASSED DOWN.
Schr Ricardo Jo7a, far Jsrs,y C,., l,.,,
GsofsetoTn.
ksAORAsrA
Sehr + Stoalnau. from kichc1oui, y. .,us
York OLD. -
Schs Edith B Bvernan. iron Rehn,,d ~
bridgeport, p.sscd through Hell! G.ts9:b
Schrs } Bes. hmsn and z g Terry, clsnel
A. New York for Richmond Oh.
schrs john Il Krsl z and Soptis Krs1z, ana
Clafa g. Siu p.on, from this port and Kats
hnfRei, from Geor geiown at Boston 9.b
echr ID 4 ActIou, from thia por. At Charles
ton 9:h.
Schr John Bird, from GEORGETOWN, for Boston,
1t Vineyard Haven Oh.
sth: Irene. from Georgetown, at Norfolk 9Th
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COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, December lp.-Ths,
market is STEADY and frm. 1890 bushals CT
Whest were cGerel and sold q. 1875 and 1856 fos
Fultz ldlsl4i 70: mixed, and l47 and lta for
Lancaster. Tae recsip:s of Co:a have increased.
AID 2ll8 bush as were N,rad sud sold q. TO- II
and u Tor now, AID - for oil wbi!s, aud 74fr
Old yellow. No RyI CT Data reported
COAL REpoRT.-The following lie q report Of
week ending to-day
RECEIPTS.
Amer. Coal Co.. j. Fl. Parrot, jr., Ags.. $40
j. +. Agnew Il Co.......... .................. 1910
SHIPMENTS.
american 1s Coal .... 1850
- L ashe" " Go"....." $50
Io.al AID
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-08-19
West Of the River.

Everybody is happy over the fine
rain this morning.
Health not very good in this vicini-
ty at present; bilious fever prevailing.
Still one case Of mumps in our neigh
borhood; Mrs. Jude Young is the vic
tim.
The latest new conner is girl at
Alonzo Vancel's, few days ago.
John Townsend and aistef from In
diana are visiting their father, James
Townsend. John reports it very dry in
Hoosier, and the corn not as near ma
turity az it Is here.
Nath Miller, Tom Kelly and Fred
Johnston have returned home from
Colorado where they went last spring.
George Townsend, aged Ii, was now
ing, he was thrown from the seat Of
the machine IN front Of the sickle, and
a. he could not stop the horses, lie was
very severely cut on his hands, feet
and limbs, Physicians were prompt
" summoned and the wounds attend
ed to. He was doing well at last ac-
counts. The machine was rear cut.
Farmers should remember this as a
warning when they buy moving ma
chimes. s-e
Farmers have been improving the
opportunity during the late dry spell
putting up hay. There will be by far
more hay put up in this vicinity this
season than ever before.
The river has been very low for the
the past two weeks. The Davis BOYS
are taking advantage ofthis low water
by repairing their miiltiam. If the
Hver gets much lower the Nayioyer
will be compelled TO 60 into dock for it
will be too low fog navigation.
OCCASIONAL.
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Cured Of DriMking.

"a young friend of mine was cured
of an Unsuitable thirst for liquor, which
had so prOstrated him that he was I'M
able to do any business. He was entire
ly cured by the use of Hop Bitters. 1t
allayed all that burning thirst it took
away the appetite for liquor made his
nerves steady, and he has remained u
sober and steady man for more than
two years, and has no desire to return
to his cups. I know of a number of
others that have been cured of drink
ing by it."-From leading r. II. Oft.
cial, Chicago, Ills.
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Nezu Brick Building,
Opposite Court House.
Road Notice.
IL. j. Ayers ct al
STATE OF KANSAS, !
ALLEN COUNTY, &


STATE OF KANSAS, lss.
The State Of Kansas to whom il may cansarn:
Whereas, application has been made by petit
ton to the Board Of County Commissioners Of
said county, for locating q county reGd, as fol-
lows, tO-wit.
Commencing at northeast corner of section
II, town "a, range 20, thence west eight miles
to northwest corner Of section IL, town -,
range -.
And whereas, James Holt, A. wheel and
John Brown, viewers Of said county have been
ordered by said County Commissioners 10 view
and locate said road.
Therefore, you are hereby notified that said
viewers will proceed, ON the 81
place Of beginning Of said road, to view, sur
vey and relocate said road, and perform what
sOever other duties a. are required Of them by
law; and unless you then file written applica-
ton with said viewers, giving description of
the premises on which you claim damage OF
compensation, your application for the same
will be barred.
Witness my hand at my Office in lola, In said
county, this Sd day OF Aug, A. ID. 1881.
7. s. STOVER,
County Clerk.
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Road Notice.
(Chas. Yandern ct al i.
STATE OF KANSAS, !
ALLEN COUNTY, 4

STATE OF Exams KANSAS. lss,
The State Of Kanaas to whom IL nay eOpsem:
Whereas application has been made by petit
ton to the B0ord OF County ContnissiOnsFs Of
said county. toz Locating county road, ~
follows, t0-vit:
:. Commeneing ut North west corner Of section
3, town ., angs y thence west miles TO
northeast corner Of section g town ., range
%, thence sonth1 mile 10 southeast Corner Of
section q, town a range %.
And where's, n, D. Daws0n, n EredricksOn
& Jas Taylor viewers, OF aid county have been
ordered BY said County commissioners to view,
and locate said S0a0 SO.
Therefore yoa are hereby notified that said
viewers will - proceed on the 3sd
day OF Sept, 1888, at 10 O'Clock q. m /, at the
place Of beginning Of said road, to view
and locate said road, and perform whatsoever.
other duties as gre required Of them by lsws and
said yiewft3, giving description OF the prem
iSes % which You claim damages or compensa-
,,on.. Your arrlication for the same Will be
Witness my hand at my oniee in lola, in SAID
COUNTY, this 9Th day Of Aug "A D. ISL
T >. SLOWER,
County Clerk
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Personal,

Rev. E. K. lynn, of Carlyle, called
Geo. 5. Hildebrant was a caller a,
our Office Monday. .sa,,.--, -.
J. w. Deleplain, Of Elm, was one Of
opr callers on Friday. - -
CA, Crofut, of Ozark, called to see
The REGISTER Friday. fp2s -Hl
s. 8. Gould and wife, Of Humboldt,
were at the Central Sunday. esi
+. f.. Kelley dropped In to chat and
settle up cd scores Monday last.
| We were pleased to receive q call
from G.. A. Smith, of ElsmOre, last
Friday.
3. ID. Brandenburg, of Rocklov,
called to see THE REGISTER boys
Monday.
Geary Neal came over from Fl. Scott
Monday night to see the terminus of
the Wichita railroad.
Mr.. L. B. WEIGH, county clerk of
Bourbon County, visited over Sunday
with his brother 1. S. WEIGH of lola.
John and Mary Townsend came out
from Indiana last week to make their
home with their father, Mr.. Jas. Town
send. -r.r
Mrs. Orr arrived from New York,
Tuesday. Mr.. Orr is making a fine
home out of his place few miles east
of lola.
Mr.. James Rawson, formerly a citi-
zen of lola, now from California, has
been visiting friends at lola during
the week.
Mr.. McAllister, agent of the rail-
road at Ottawa, spent Sunday in lola.
Mrs. McAllister and her children have
been visiting at Mr.. McClure's for two
or three weeks.
Mrs. Ada Lawrence, of st. Louis,
No., q neice of Col. G. P. Smith, and a
lady Of rare beauty and accomplish
ments, is visiting with the Colonel
and will remain in our city a couple Of
weeks.
n. B. Perry, special correspondent
Of the Leavenworth Times, spent Sum
day in lola, and will write up his I'M
pressions of the county for that paper.
Mr.. Perry is an agreeable gentleman,
and represents good newspaper.
Among the Knights Of the road reg
istered at the Central Hotel Sunday
were I. N. Murphy, HI. Jencke and ].
A. byron, of Kansas City; P. Jacobs,
of Chicago; A. Lazarus, Philadelphia
J. p. Higgins, st. Louis.
Mr.. A. A. Richards, proprietor Of the
Sumner County Press at Wellingt n,
graced our sanctum Monday. Mr.. r.
recently purchased a half interest in
that paper, and was on his way home,
stopping over at lola to visit relatives
near Xenia.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-08-19

List of letters remaining in the poat
office at lola, Kansas. August Is, 1881.
Cook, Mrs Anne-2 Marshall, Lewis
Cerey, Mr. T NJ Strobridge, VIM
Convey. a F. lSn0dgrass, RscheI
Ferris, HA Scott, Mrs S. K-3
Frazre, Miss Mary Stilwell, John
Morgan, Judson Tyrer, Mrs Alice
Miller, Albert Welsh, Jones
Persons calling for these letters
please say advertised"
G. NJ. SIMPSON, p. NJ.
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Society Items.

BOys, when by accident (Or other
wise) you stumble into friends mel
on patch, be sure and don't take the
largest ones; because large ones like
the mistakes" you make in telling of
it) are harder to swallow than the
small ones. And remember also to
always go when there IN another
crowd out, SO if you forget to shut the
gate you can lay the blame on them.
They went again and came home with
out melons or their buggy.
DR.. Gillihan and daughter returned
from visit to Iowa last Tuesday, and
we hope that the splendid country they
visited did not make them think any
less of home.
The concert at the Methodist church
Friday evening, owing to the extreme
warm weather. was not very well at
tended; but was, considered very good
by those that did attend.
Wonder who that girl is that goes
up to. meet her "feller' about 4 O'Clock
every evening as he comes for his mail.
The colored folks had a festival at
the court house Saturday evening. and
as usual with them. they all enjoyed
it. immensely.
A pleasant looking party of half a
dozen. couple took a hunting and fish
ing picnic on the Mayfower Wednes-
day and no doubt had . splendid time.
We could not tell whether they hunt
ed with the bow and arrows Of, Cupid,
or what kind of q hook they used in fish
ing, but think they must be the kind
that are sure to catch, and hope we may
have many more items in telling of
the game that was caught.
An exchange says: "If girl has
pretty teeth she laughs often if she
has a small foot she wears short DRESS
ca and if she has q neat hand she
likes a game of whist" We know by
this that our lola girls are perfect
models as they all laugh modestly,
wear the most becoming dresses, and
take hand at anything nice.
We think that q young man sitting
along the sidewalks staring at the
ladies as they pass is monster of inn
pudence, and certainly might be en-
ployed at something that would pay
better, and for gi1ls to be loafing at
stores and remark about young folks
as they pass, is not very becoming
either.
Social items nave all dried up dur
ing the hot weather; but we hope the
socials and items too will be more nu-
merous with the coming cool weather.
K.A. ID.
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Horses Stolen.

Wednesday night two horses were
stolen from the pasture of Mr.. d. B. D.
Smeltzer and two saddles, brides and
halters taken from Marsh Hart, living
a few miles north of lola. The horses
are described as follows: One bay
gelding, 6 years old, with black name
and tail. flat hoofs and no shoes on !;
sore on top of neck from collar gald.
One brown gelding, 9 years old, blind
in left eye, white foot in front and
shod in front.
Allen county will give reward Of
500 for arrest and conviction Of thief
and S25 reward will be given for recov-
cry of horses.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-08-19

For long time there has been an inteDeede-
sire on the part OF some one to start . second
paper at lola. where the REGISTER completely
nils the need OF the town, and now We learn thai
some one wants to try daily there.-cha"xse
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-08-19
LOCAL MATTERS.

Business Locals under this heading among editori0
notices riH be charged Fifteen cents per line edc
publication No deviation from this rate to anyone
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SPECIAL NOTICE {:

All parties having boys under the
age of Is years, will do me favor by
keeping them away from the Billiard
Hall, as WILL NOT have them
around me at all.
VIM. CANATSEY.
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Important Notice.

Special Bargains
in all lines of goods, as / do not
wish to carry over to next sum-
mer very fine lot of goods now
on hand, and therefore shall give
Great Ind ucements
to close cash buyers. The goods
are not shop worn but first-class
goods. [ propose to bring on this
fall an unusually large and yalua-
bile stock of
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Gents Furnishing Goods
To which [ shall call the atten-
ton of the citizens of Allen and
ad joining counties at an early day
Remember the Place,
MeC!ures Cash Store.
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Those knowing themselves indebted
to me either by note or account viii
please call and see me OH or before
Sept. lst, 1881. BE PROMPT.
Yours, w. H. RICHARDS.
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The best and cheapest Syrup in the
market at COWAN'S.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-08-19

Highest market price paid for Flax
Seed, and sacks furnished.
A. w. BECK.
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Roach & Wood are prepared to do
weighing Of any kind on their Fair
banks scale.
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A car load of Lambert and Joliet
wire at Beck'S.