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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-11-11
Crazy Act.

About four o'clock Tuesday after
noon, while the sidewalk and street
was crowded with men, James
Abrams. without apparent provoca-
ton, drew revolver from his pocket
and fired twice, the first shot entering
Wright's grocery store above the
heads Of the people; the second shot
lodged the ball in the sidewalk among
the crowd. He was instantly disarm-
ed and taken to the county Jail.
The mysterious pant of the transac-
ton at first was the motive, but it has
since been learned that young Abrams
is not entirely sound minded, and it is
supposed an cratic freak struck him
just at the right time to get himself in
to trouble. How it was that no one
happened to get hurt can he explained
as piece of good luck. Had he fired
up or down the sidewalk one or more
must have been hurt. Another state
ment was that he had fancied some
one intended to insult or annoy him,
and the idea was too strong for an ill
balanced mind. Abrams was taken
before justice Boyd Wednesday morn
ing and fined $500 and costs for carry
ing concealed weapons.
An effort should be made to test his
sanity as it would seem to be danger
Gus for self-cocking revolver to be in
the hands of one who so manifestly
does not know the use of it.
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Fair lawn Items.

Mr.. Root, our county superintend-
ent, is visiting the public schools in
this vicinity. He speaks very flatter-
ingly of the Fair Lawn School, both
in discipline and the advancement of
the scholars.
Grandmother Chapman accompani-
ed by her son Giles, is visiting her
daughter Mrs. E. F. DeHart.
Mr.. Jacob Moore and family are Wis
iting their old friends in Marmaton.
Our election passed off quietly. This
township is solid Oh the Republican
ticket.
Quite number of our citizens are
courting this week.
Mr.. Will Cummings is teaching the
| Montevale school.
Mr.. jeremiah Baker lost horse by
death last Friday night.
Mr.. Jones and son are drilling a well
for Messrs. Rowe & Stewart; they will
drill until they get water.
Our school house was to have been
painted before school commenced, but
it still looks very dingy; the superin-
tendent says blackboard is very badly
needed, a hint to the wise is sufficient.
Health is good; the doctors get but
few calls this way.
Our stock yards are now ready for
use.
[ saw hay press on the track at
Moran. Mr.. Lawhead will soon be
ready to receive hay. PENCIL.
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The Result in.Allep.

| The entire Republican county ticket
is elected; as is also the Republican
com missioner in the first district. A
light vote was polled all over the coun-
ty especially in the..northern townships.
In the three southern townships a full
vote was brought out by the fight on
county commissioner. Elsewhere we
give the returns as nearly correct as is
possible at this writing. The official
vote will be canvassed to-day and next
week in tabular form we will print it.
The election this year has been
marked upon the Republican side by
apathy. No effort has been made to
sharply draw the party line, and but
little campaign work has been done.
But little has been said and very little
done towards awakening the Republi-
can sentiment Of the party. The work
ing crowd was to some extent sent to
the rear by the convention-and they
staid there. Notwithstanding all this
lukewarmness and faltering, the party
itself, without organized effort, has
made the campaign and elected the
ticket. The two towns both sacri-
feed the candidate for Sheriff, but the
county elected him. In reality the
time-tried Republican organization
elected the ticket from force of habit.
In saying this we do not intend to de-
tract from the personal worth of the
candidates one iota, A better ticket
was never nominated and on the Of
flee of Sheriff, where the real fight was
made no Republican candidate ever
stood higher in the estimation of the
people. fractional fights entered some
what into the contest, and here. and
there cut some figure. There has been
good many people to blame al!
around, and many deserve the highest
need of praise.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-11-11
SaVOnblars Chips.

Mrs. Lemon is very sick. She is
under the care of DR.. c. S. Rannals.
If the weather should contine warm
the most of the spring blowing will be
done this fall.
Mr.. William Cross has purchased a
farm in Illinois and will start there in
January.
Mr.. Z. S. Clark went to Girard last
Monday on special business.
While Mr.. A. Linville, one of our
merchants, was at dinner, last Satur-
day, son of John Gibson went to a
back window and stole revolver. He
had got almost home when Mr.. Lin
Vile overlook him and took the re-
volver away; it was badly broken.
Mr.. L. Herrin, of Vietsburg, was
here last Sunday, we suppose to see
his charming blade.
There will be preaching at the
school house one week from Sunday
night, all are invited to attend.
Dir. J. T. Butterfield and family will
start to Chetopa, .La5ette county, to
visit relatives.
Our Bronson correspondent is some
what mistaken in regard to the mail
being carried as far south as War
rensburg for his benefit. We would
lust say thar it is carried to Warrens-
burg via Savonburg. Our old time
friend VIM. Leenan has the contract
for carrying it.
Mr.. 4. T. AIooring has rented farm
near Usage Mission and will move to
it this week. SAvONBURGITE.
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF COUNTY
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1881.
The Election.

Ln New York the outlook is that the
Democras carry the State.
In Virginia the ReadjCsters have
elected their State ticket, and have g
good majority on joint-ballot in the
Legislature.
In Connecticut Republicans prob,
ably carry the day.
Massachusetts goes strongly Repub'
lican, as was expected.
In Pennsylvania reports are not
definite, but it is generally conceded
that Republicans are ahead.
Mississippi goes Democratic, OF
course.
Minnesota, Republican, Of course.
Wisconsin sure for the Republicans
by 10000 majority.
Local elections in Nebraska and
Kansas generally Republican.
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District No. 63. .

School has begun here this week.
A Mr.. Young, of Humboldt, is teacher
at 1913 per month. Montevale school
also begins this week with Will Cum
mings for teacher. Miss Southwick
leaves here next week to begin her
school in the Beatty district:
Last Friday evening there was a
social gathering in the new schoo!
house under the name CT pound
party. Each person that went was
invited to take pound Of something
good to eat ; but judging from the
size of some of the parcels, some
body's sseelyards did not weigh
correctly, making two OF three pounds
weigh but one and the consequences
were that most excellent supper was
served; in addition to which there
were SOME literary exercises, singing
by the glee club and by Mrs. Scaniin
and her brother accompanied b. the
guitar. Mr.. Maynard recited "Spar-
tacus to the Gladiators" in fine style,
and Miss Blanche Allen, Of Golden
Valley district, rendered Crock of
Ages" in manner that would do
credit to an elocutionist.
An entertainment is to be given at
Montevale school house Saturday
evening, Nov. 10. Admission 10
cents; children, 10 cents. Proceeds to
be devoted to paying the balance due
their minister.
DR.. Grimes, brother of Mrs. VIM.
Bostwick, who has been visiting here
for some time, left yesterday for bis
home in Indiana he talks Of return
ing in the spring to locate here.
A MI. Smith, of Maryland, bought
200 acres of land west of the school
house and is building there.
A lyceum has been organized and
will hold it's first meeting next Friday
evening at the school house.
SOJOURNER.
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Court Proceedings.

! The following cases embraced those
disposed of at the present term up tc
the time Of going to press, Thursday
noon:
! Paul Fisher VS.. Ariel P. Cushman
cause dismissed.
G. T. West VS.. I. j. and c. F. Man.
uel, cause dismissed.
Nettie N. P. English VS.. S. S. Eng.
fish, decree Of divorce granted.
Jas. H. Dickey VS.. Cornelia Dickey
decree of divorce granted
Martha J. Parrish VS.. J. w. Parrish
decree of divorce granted.
ID. G. Brubaker VS.. w. F. Wagner
ct al, dismissed.
John Alhurger VS.. w. f. Brabrook
ct al, Judgment for plaintiff.
Mary J. Gardner VS.. Sarah Gardner,
partition granted and commissioners
appointed.
NJ. c. w. Walkenhorst VS.. J. H.
Lewis ct al, application to remove to
U. S. Circuit Court granted.
!. N. Burdett, vs. p. H. Corgan,
judgment as per mandate of Supreme
Court.
John Brown VS.. Henry Brown,
cause dismissed.
Paul Fisher vs.. A. P. Cushman ct
al, Judgment against plaintiff.
Martin and Martin vs.. A. G.. New
gent, Judgment for plaintiff.
S. c.. Warner VS.. II. c. Warner, cause
dismissed.
John Keene vs.. G. W. Brown ;
cause dismissed.
Henry Smith VS.. Adam Holman ;
cause continued, alias execution OF
dered.
Cowles & Eldridge VS.. J. w. Slower;
continued for service.
NJ. L. Brewster VS.. J. r. Griffith
cause continued.
John NJ. Chandler vs.. John Law
renc:; order for removal to L. S. Cir
cult Court granted.
Henry Clay vs. John II. Walters !;
verdict for defendant.
Samuel Baker VS.. j. r. Griffith ;
dismissed.
Z. s. Wilson vs. N. Palmer con-
timed.
Sarah A. Walker vs.. Squire Young;
judgment as per mandate of Supreme
Court.
l.. l.. Northrup VS.. Josiah Hoag-
land .re-appraisement ordered.
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Bronson Items.

Nov. S.-There is some talk of hay
ing q Christmas tree at the Betty
school house.
George Wright has gone to Johnson
county.
A new mill is being built at Bronson.
Mr.. Ford is furnishing coal at 151
cents bushel for the people of this
vicinity.
Protracted meeting atSpring Valley
by the Metholists this week.
Quarterly meeting by the Free
Methodists will be held at the Maple
Grove school house beginI ing on
November Is.
Miss Katie Chambers has gone to
lola.
Lyceum was organized at the Weir
sceool house last Friday night. The
following officers were elected: Miss
r. Daughters, Pres; Mr.. Black, Vice
Pres; Mr.. Campbell, Sec'y.; Miss A.
Ford, Asst. Sec'y.; Miss NJ. Chambers,
Treas. Question for evening of Nov.
IL: Resolved, That prohibition is a
benefit. All interested in prohibition
are invited to come and hear the dis
cussion.
Miss Emma Swank, of Fl. Scott, is
visiting at Mr.. Cookies.
Meeting next Sunday at II a. III.
and p. m. at Wright's Chapel.
G. Requa's new store room will soon
be finished. AUNTIE.
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Geneva lettings.

Nov. 9.-Those undug potatoes are
unsafe, and better start for the cellar
Corn is about gathered and fall
ploughing is making Roadway. On
many farms it is impossible to avoid
a severe disastrous pressure in the
spring, when there is no chance to
plough in the fall.
Mr. c. II. Rhodes is away to New
York State on visit.
We hear THAI J, r. Stiliwagon has
sold out and will go to California.
With pleasure our citizens shook
hands with Sheriff Worst Wednesday
evening, and stood by him too, at the
ballot box Tuesday.
Mr.. Irwin raised q fine patch of tur-
nips.
From Mr.. J. H. SEicer ian old sub
scriber and staunch friend of the REG
IsTER) we have the pleasure to learn
that Miss Jennie Thornber, from Port
land, Mich, (Niece to Mrs. Spicer) has
permanently located at lola, and en-
gagged in the millinery business. We
feel assured that Genevaites will do
well to examine both goods and prices.
VIM. Banta was the first man to
secure receipt for this years taxes.
That fine II pound boy, who as soon
as he can talk, will call Grin and Adj
die Miller, papa and mamma, will be
one year old Nov. 8, 1882.
A Mr.. Babcock has rented Mrs. Nor
thrup's farm and for the present NOV
ed in with Charley Knowlton.
DR.. Knowlton was able to walk to
the polls yesterday aad as he cast his
5lst vote for Republican principles,
said support the best, boys, stand by
the best.
The VanNess family, from Neosho
Falls gave successful parlor concert
at academy building, Monday evening,
and we understand that next Monday
evening an effort will be made to Or
ganize class i'm vocal music. Price
for II lessons, Sl.0O apiece, or $500 per
family.
Az very quiet election yesterday, re-
cording 20 votes. We have twice that
number, and right here call attention
to the necessity to every citizen, that
these matters of Importance, real, not
fancy, require better looking after.
Our poll books gives y result as
below:
David Worst Al, Albert Hodgson 26,
majority Is; T. S. Slower 81, r. J. Nc
Glashen II, majority is; !. s. Fast 81,
VIM. Kennedy 9, majority 81; W. n.
Mcclure 60, the highest vote cast; G..
Dewitt SO, Nc. c. johnson 10, major
ity SO; DR.. A. J. Fulton 81, DR.. A.
Clifford 8, majority 90.
Evidently the leader Monday even
ing was stranger here: else why ask
John Berry and Bill Hyde which of
them was the minister here, n.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-11-11
Election Returns.

We shall not aim to tabulate The re-
turns until next week, giving the vote
as nearly correct as possible before the
official canvass.
GENEVA TowNsEIP.
Stoyer 81, McGlashep j., Worst A.
hodgson 90, Fast 81, Canady 8, De,
Witt 60, Johnson 1e. Fulton 81, Clifford
q, Mcclure 81.
WEST DEER CREEK.
Slower So, McGlashen "a, Worst 60
Hodgson %, Fast 60, Canady q, De-
Witt ca, Johnson %, Fulton g., Clifford
%, Mcclure -.
EAST DEER CREEK.
Stoyer %, McGlashen 4, Worst %
Hodgson I, Fast 26, Canady 8, Dewitt
&c, johnson g, Fulton, 26, Clifford 3
Mcclure %.
MARMAToN TOWNSHIP.
Slower "a, McGlashen So, Worst IS
Hodgson 40, Fast 10, Canady 81, De
Witt IS, Johnson So, Fulton so, Clifford
81, Mcclure So.
Slower a, McGlashen 81, Worst a
Hodgson 80, Fast 81, Canady 10, De,
Witt 81, Johnson Is, Fulton 81, Clifford
Is, Mcclure SO.
lola TOWNSHIP.
Slower $50, McGlashen 1876, Worst
2l4, Hodgsop pa, Fast 32l, Canady
10, Dewitt, 3G7, johnson l2o, Fulton
800, Clifford l27, Mcclure sos.
HUMBOLDT.
Slower so, McGIashen SO, Worst
1i7, Hodgson 27l, Fast $40, Canady 10,
DEWITT 800, Johnson IL, Fulton $50,
Clifford, Mcclure 32l. For commits
sioner, Noon PIG, Rath $50, Wis5cr:
3D..
ELSMoRE TOWNSHIP.
Slower AZ, McGlashen 81. Worst AZ,
Hodgson 65, Fast 80, Canady 60, De
Witt 81, johnson 81, Fulton Il, Clifford
Al, Mcclure 95.
EAST COTTAGE GROVE.
Slower IS, McGlashen 10, Worst 45,
Hodgson %, Fast %, Canady 10, De-
Witt So, Johnson II, Fulton 81, Clifford
10, Mcclure SO. Commissioner ;
Moon II, Rath 5, Wisborg IS.
CENTER COTTAGE GROVE
Slower Al, McGlashen Is, Worst -,
Hodgson IA, Fast 81, Canady IS, De-
Witt ~, johnson Il, Fulton ~, Clifford
IA, Mcclure "a. For commissioner,
Moon 10, Rath17, Wisborg 20.
WEST COTTAGE GROVE.
Slower 90, McGlashen 1, Worst -,
Hodgson 8, Fast 20, Canady /, DEWITT
10, johnson 3, Fulton 20, Clifford !,
Mcclure 20. Commissioners: Moon 8,
Rath 8, Wisborg 3.
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List Of Jurors.

In addition to the regular panel sum
moned to attend the November term
of District Court, the court deemed il
advisable to summon an extra panel OF
SO jurors for the adjourned term III De-
ceuber:
G. w. Squires, Humboldt; VIM.
Allenbaugh, Geneva; Henry Rich.
Cottage Grove; Oscar Myers, lola; G.
G. Kelsey, Humboldt c. G. Null,
Deer Creek w. L. Wisely, Usage ;
Geo. Meredith, Elm; John NJ. Brown.
Elm; G. G. Brewer, Deer Creek /; I.
y. Funston, Geneva John Rath,
Humboldt; G. w. Fisk, lola; G. c.
Gibson, Cottage Grove; Leonard Par
sons, EIsmore; J. c. Howell, Hum
boldt; D. D. BEitton, Usage; E. T.
Eoupg, Humboldt Jas. w. Drake,
lola; John Urguhart, Salem; Elisha
Jay, Salem; A. l.. Bair, Usage; Alex.
Brett, Humboldt; F. w. Hall, Mar
maton Wilson Allison, Cottage
Grove; J. II. Osborn, Humboldt; A.
&. Hankins, lola; S. j. Jordan, Deer
Greek; G. w. Dickinson, Humboldt; f..
Sniff, Cottage Grove; J. Garrett, Cot
tage Groye; John Everheart, lola /:
John Mccoy. Usage; w. III. Smith,
Humboldt; n. =. yNisborg, Cottage
Grove; J. w. Risiey, Humboldt.
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school Report.

The report of the Savonburg
school for the month endinc Oct. %.
is as follows: Number enrolled, Al ;
average attendance, so; minutes lost
by hardness, 900. Names OF pupils
neither absent nor tardy: Huldah
Clark, Eddie HUFF, Ellis Clark, Viola
HUFF, Jennie Cox, Clifton Huff.
Names of those who stood 100 per
cent. in department: Allie StOfer,
Tellie Stofer, Aura Cox, Bertha Jack
son, Katie Leighton, Ellis Clark.
ABNER IODER, Teacher.
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The prohibitory law may be enforc-
ed at Fl. Scott, but a half-drunk young
man could not annoy an audience for
an hour in lola at any entertainment
as was done at Fort Scott last week.
The door keeper was requested to call a
policeman and have him elected, but
nothing was done. We refer 10 the
Big Four minstrel show.
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The st. l.. +. S. & w. r. r. will
make special rates from all stations
to Fort Scott, good Saturday Nov.
18th, the day of the ten mile race be-
tween Miss Nellie Curtis and Nina NJ.
Doyle. Excursion tickets will include
adnlittance to the fair grounds.
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/,
Wednesday night J. n. Lyon, Of
Leavenworth, Grand Chancellor Com
mander of the State, assisted by the
members of Garnett Lodge X. of p,
visited lola for the purpose of confer
ring the degrees and installing the Of
ficers of the new organization at this
place. Among those who were pres
ent from Garrett we had the pleasure
of meeting Messrs. John Doh, Jas
Kerchival, H. x. Winans, Wm. Hemp
stead, J. P. Morgan, Jas. Wagotoff, 1.
Conway and Chas. Wentz. officers,
and Knights F. G. Bruins, Chas. Nc
Crum, ID. @. Thomas and E. K. Nay
lor.
The work was exemplified to the en-
tire satisfaction of lola Lodge by Mr.. Ly-
on, and the beautiful ceremonies We're
rapidly passed. 1t II o'clock supper
was announced at the Central Hotel,
and the guests and members of the
lola Lodge were soon with feast of
reason and flow of wit" enjoying the
viands which so hastily, tastily and
exceIlently had been furnished by that
prince of landlords Mr.. Fisher. The
ladies of the house received many
compliments for the elegance and taste
which had been displayed on the ia
RI tho hon yUhnrn-
well if you have been there you will
know what followed.
This lodge in lola starts out with %
charter members, and we understand
others will make application at once.
The lola Township Sunday School
Convention.
This meeting will he held in the
Baptist Church OF this city on Satur-
day, Nov. 10, 1881, commencing at ten
o'clock a. m. 1t is earnestly desired
that all Sunday Schools of the town.
ship be largely represented. tits espec-
tally desired that the entire corps of
officers and teachers in these schools be
present at this meeting. Friends of
the Sabbath School work are cordially
invited. The following programme of
exercises will be followed as nearly as
possible:
1000 A. NJ. Devotional exercises, led
by Rev. d. Il. Summerville.
1890. What are the qualifications
natural and acquired a a good Sun
day School teacher? Led by Franklin
Survey and Rev. Il. G. Cofey, follow
ed by volunteer three minute speeches
gI:,a. Tie teachers PREPARATION
what is needed and how secured? Led
by Miss Kate Thrasher and Rev. J. l..
Longdon, of Ncosho Falls.
1850. Adjourn for dinner till l p. m.
1:00p. VI. The relation Of Sabbath
School to the temperance work of the
present time. LED by Rev. S. NJ.
Irwin.
LEO. Reports OF schools and election
of officers for the association.
200. The work of an efficient Super
intendent. Led by Geo. Lawyer and
Judge Allison.
go. What can teacher do during
the week to make his work. on the
Sabbath more efficient. Led by Mrs.
Eidr;dge and Rev. f. s. Miller.
800. Teachers meeting, for the study
Of the international lesson for Nov 20,
1881. Led by Rev. d. T. Summerville.
3:45. Miscellaneous business.
200. Adjournment.
J.. G. MUNGER, President.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE At INDEPENDENCE, KAN, }

LAND OFFICE At INDEPENDENCE, kAS.,l
November 5, 1SSi.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has lied notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
secure final entry thereof at the office of the
Clerk of the District Court at lola, Tuesday
Dec. 20, 1851. viz:
Lucretia n Smith, formerly Lucretia NJ
Sprague) of Allen county, for the NV or Of sw
or anil syT ar OF NV or Of sec 26, tip q, r 49, aud
names the following as his witnesses, viz:
VIM T. Davis, John =. Wise, VIM. Mer-
chant and G D. Martin, all of lola, Kansas =
II. j. SALIEE, Register
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Notice to Tax PAYERS.

One.half Of the taxes II payable between No
vembl LIST and December 20eh; ard the other
one-half is payable On or before June 30th, en-
suing
II the one-half payable June 1oth, II paid on
or before December 10th, rebate Of 1ve per
cent will be allowed on the last half.
II one-haH Of the tax IL not paid before De.
cember 10Th. the whole becomes due; and .
res atty of five per cent. attaches. II none has
been paid March 10th, an additional penalty Of
five per cent attaches. OF whatever IL unpaid
June 10th, an additional penalty OF Eve per
cent attaches.
Land on which the taxes are not paid the nrst
Tuesia in September, will be sold. and after
sale the taxes and cost will draw interest at the
rate If two per cent: . month. Three years
from date OF sale the holder Of certificate will
be entitled to deed, and i've years after the
deed is recorded 1t becomes absolute.
If One-half Of the tax on personal property Ia
not paid by December 10th, all the tax be-
coRles due and execution will issue forthwith.
II one-half is paid by December 2Uth, the last
half can run until June 3;th, without penalty.
If the last half is not paid by june 3uth. eAecu-
ton will then issue.
I, VIM. II. Mcclure, County Treasurer Of AL
lon county. Kansas, do hereby give notice that
have received the tax rolls Of this county for
the year 1881 And the amount Of taxes charged
on one hundred dollars valuation, and Tor the
purpose charged are as follows to-wit:
TAX LEvIES OF ALLEN COUNTY FOR lssl,
nv ZACH aim
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