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IN HOOK.

For Selling "ked Eye" at Camp.
meeting,
Constable Vince Pace arrested Sam
McEvers and d 5 Twins yesterday on the
charge ofvolating the local option law BY
selling whiskey and beer al
the White Rock eampmeeting.
They We're lodged in the county jsil and
writs will be served on them this morning BY
the United States authorities charging them
With viols,ing the revenue law BY SELL
ing whisky and beer without license,
Charges will also be preferred against them
for violation of the county and state law
without paying taxes, and also violating the
Sunday law, for it ia charged that they sold
on that day,
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The Texas Trunk Road.

By 6 o'clock this evening the track of the
Texas frank railroad will be laid within the
corporate limits of the town of Kaufman
and to point quarter Of a mile where the
depot is to be. The citizsns of that placs
propose celebrating the solvent of the road
by giving a grand, old fashioned barbecue
some day during next week, and extend a
General invitation to everybody to attend.
BY the S.h of September the road will DO
graded fifteen miles beyond Kaufman and
track laying will be pushed forward with all
possible speed.
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knights of Pythiss Midsummer Pic

C@ur dc Lion lodge No. s, Knights of
Pythias, gave midsummer picnic at Shady
View park last night, which ives
perhaps the most select 100 100. al d
successful affair OF the kind given
in Dallas this summer. 1t was success 10
all respects, and tho gallant knights have
every reason to feel proud of the manner in
which they rendered such q pleas
ant evening for their famiies and
friends. The park was handsomely lighted
and decorated, the music was good, The
dancing was apparently enjoyed by
all participants, and the refresh
ments were abundant The very
best of good humor prevailed throughout the
evening, and the affair is one that will long
be remembered by all who we're 80 fortu'
nate as to be present. The
various committees we're prompt
in fulfilling the duties assigned to them,
everything moving off like clock-work and
80 continuing throughout the night. The
weather was oil that could have been
wished for. Fair Luna shining dowI
! in refulgent beams upon TIT
happy throng, the gentle south breeze
playing through the branches of the UNI
brsgeous foliage Of the beautiful park, thu
delicious strains of music and the giddy maz
of the waltz, polka and schottische oil con.
spired to make a scene as fair as fairy-land
aud one that glAddened the hearts of al
present, old and young, married ant
| SINGLE
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Valuable Plantation for Sale

Six hundred and eleven acres, near 400 in
cultivation; FIVE sets of tenant houses with
new bois dare post, plank and galvanized
wire fence. Plenty of timber and water on
premises. Nine miles north of Dallas, about
four miles southwest of Richardson depot
and some three miles esst of Carrolton de-
pot. One of the best black land plantations
in the west. Price low; terms to suit pur'
chaser. For further information, apply to
DARLINGTON & UNDERWOOD,
Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-13
Lost Their Fuasas

Miss Campbell and Mrs. Blessings, of
Galveston, who have been stopping at the
Grand Windsor, left Yesterday morning for
homo. They telegraphed back from down
the road ih1t they had lost their pocketbook,
containing $40. Whether in the city or on
,h' cars they did not know. 1t has not been
found.
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Mra. ID. II. Diokon,on,s school win ol

Mrs. o. 4. Dickenson's school will open
70. the schorl year on the 9Th Of September,
1881. Having occurred efficient assistants
this school will embrace the four depart.
men,s viz; Primary, intermediate, grammar
and high school. Best instructors In elocu-
ton, drawing, painting and music have been
secured. Further information can be OBJ
tanned through circulars or In addressing
Mrs Dickinson at 1923, jackson street,
Dallas, Texas,
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FOE AAL.E.

DR. W. w. Adair offers for aale, fer cash or
cattle, or to exchange for town or city prop
erty, his homestead on Lone OK ridge, In
Hunt county about two miles III the depot,
The improvements consist IL handsome
convenient and attractive dwelling, storo-
house, three wells of water, two large stock
plum orchards. Lands eau be obtained TO
eolsrge the farm or pasture 10 any extent
Il ,sirable
Also, 0s the properly OF Idair s. Love, o
email tract of land on which is IN excellent
Riu aud mill house, cotton gin, with feeder
and condenser, lpress. grist mill and twelve
horse power engine, all in good running order
and suppliedby n large pool of clear wat6 r.
Can also Furnish, ifdesired, two or three hum
dred head of stock cattle on the place. Prices
quite low, and payments favorable
For Information address me at Lone Oak,
Hunt county, Texas.
WV. ADAIR.
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Fire.

About 2 p. M, yesterday the alarm of fire
was sounded, occasioned by the burning of
\ lot of straw on the platform of Lemps'
beer depot, on Pacific avenue, which was set
adre by passing locomotive. The fremen
turned out but their services were not
needed. No damage done.
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The First Dallas Comfy Ha,e.

The first bale of new cotton produced in
Dallas county was brought in yesterday. 1T
wss..rsised by j. NJ. Witwer, who resides some
twelve miles north of this city. The bale
weighed 482 pounds, and was bought by B.
Myer at % cents. 1t was Chased middling.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-13
ni.a.trona Runaway.

While on thor way to the White Rock
camp meeting, Thursday, evening, sad &C.
cidcnt bofoll Rev. VIM Bourland, pastor
If the Lamar street Methodist church, and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-13
YOUNG MEN AND OTHERS.

We send on trial for thirty days our Electro
young men md Others suffering iron weakness
es, nervous debility, lost vitality, lost man
hood, and many other diseases. We guarantee
speedy cures aud complete restoration OF
manhood. Addresa wlthoutdelay,
NOl TAIC RtlT co. MarshallMich
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Discharged.

Robert Winters was arrested yesterday for
using loud and vociferous language. No
body appeared against him and he was dis
charged
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-13
sCIIOOL NOTICnl,
SCHOOL NOTICE.
ST.. MARY'S INSTITUTE.
A Church school for Girls,

s""rV" NSh"o' ioE WIN,
WIN reopen on Monday, the 18th OF Septom-
Der in the choir room OF ST. Matthew's Cathe-
dral, Dallas, under the care OF Mrs. U. w.
Carnegie.
Instruction In addition to all the branches
Of thorough English education, French and
German, and also vocal and instrumental mu-
slo will be taught. special attention VIII bo
given TO the cultivation Of lady-lihe manners,
Of which careful moral aud religious training
10 the only sure foundation.
SUpEIyIsIoE-Tne school Will be under the
supervision of the bishop and dean OF the Ca
thedral, az visitors.
THE PRIScIrAL--Mrs, Carnegie, has had a
large experience in teaching In Scotland. Her
pupils have taken the highest-honors 81 tho 81.
Andrews university EXAMINATIONS.
TEnMs-Moderaio payable strictly In adj
v1nce.
For particulars apply 10 -
MRS. g, W. ca RNEGIE,
l0a2 Ervay street, d. las. Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-13
DnIlns.Rarrsl Ranrnrx

Established in North Texas in 1878, is now
prepared to I'll orders for molssses barrels,
half barrels and kegs; also half barrels for
wine, whisky and cider. Hoop poles and
slaves wanted.
X. ]. KrvLEN, Proprietor.
Orders laden for Cyprus: Tanks and
isterns.
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Do you wesr the PUNISHABLE booi'
Don't Die In the House

Ask druggists for "Rough on Rats" II
clears GU. rats, mice, bed.bugs, reaches, vor-
min, flios, ants, insects. loo. per box.
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For the public good: "Oonrsds Budweis r
Beer"
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Resignation of u Constable and "A
1uEtipe.

j. II. Stuart, justice of the peace in Cedar
Hill precinct, and f. d. Parchsm, constable
of the same, sent - their designations TO
Judge Burke yot,' 81. n cause was as
signed. The vacancies WI DO filled 10.
morrow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-13

CT0LEN- On the LIST Of August, 1881, one
- bay horse sbont 10 hands high, blind in
the LETT eye, with small white spots under the
left eye, with white saddle marks on the back
aud both hind legs white. aud b anded thusly
SS. ANY person who viii deliver or give me
Information that will lead TO the recovery of
tho above horse | will pay the sum OF $40 co..
JACOB SUCHOVIAC,
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PHYSICIAN

DHYsICfAN ANU sURGEoN-DR. MUR.
i TON once, In frat national bank build
Ing, Residence, San Jnclnto street, near
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-13
sale.

For sale.
A foot glass SHOW case, at a bargain, at
A. SUMNER s. Co.'S.
Music Store.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-13

The "Conrad's Budweiser .Boer" ia very
fac and cannot be surpassed by any other
beer. Letter from physician.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-13

Johnson's new lunch stand, Main street,
west of Grand Windsor, open day and
night. Hot coffee and everything in the
lunch line at all hours; also, tobacco and
cigars.
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AstocK osCroeer,es for sa,s

A,Stock oe Gro eeries for sale.
Having determined to retire from the re-
tail branch of the grocery business, we offer
for sale our stock with lease.
Any one wishing to embark in the grocery
business at one of the best stands in the city
will find i! to their interest to correspond
with us.
MONTGOMERY & Co.
Fort Worth, July 10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-05

KsUg1aG <D-agzL4D


res reosde la
Comoe ellemade de 81
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sTEI

EOTA.-Los pasaies tomados bordo eos
EarAn as p.5 recargo
Sc expenden Biiletes de ida y vuelCa pa
n passjes de primera con un IS p.S rebajs
VkIidos por 81 dias desde su fecha.
Los niflos memories de afios, uno gratis
de 8 amos SOLO la cuarta parte, y de {
IL amos pagaran Ia naitad del pasaje.
Los pasajeros de cubierta han de lleyaI
consig0 los enseres de cama J sus proyisio-
mes.
Para mas porrnenores dirigirse on Ssf
Juan Puerto Rico. q los Agentes generates.
SILvs Co.
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uevo serviciO
Ia NUEyA-1oRK oFRECIDo PoR THE QUEBER
RTs s. S. COMPANY PoR sUs yAPoREs
Una EN ooNExIoN CON Los QUE SALEM DE
(, PARA INGLATERRA Ell CONTINENTS
rios Sd Alta Vaecl Por, b1s ptf1 = sRs's''e
II AZUCAR MEL CAFE CAoAo lsnrpa
ToEELADA ToNELADA ton hLADA toNshAD -
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TARIEA De .PASAJE
ENTIRE NEW YORK Y SAN JUAN.
Tn pasaje en- 1. . camara $7t
TARIFA DE FLEE PARA NUEvA-YoRK.

Cafe, AzIca2', Aiieles, etc, segun con-
venlo especial con los agentes, l4bree tic
capa.
La MAS BAkhTA RUTA para Europa.
VIA NRw-YoRK con opcion permanecer en-
ol"no punto los paslJeros todo I'll t1cnpo
que ]uAg9en oportuno.
Conocimie INTO Y boleta de pasajes directos
Sc dan en- Jouos los s)uertos dunde los vapo'
res de ID comI'anli toctn, para Eu1upG, "a
itGGa b St0H eu cole&.un con laS slguIcn
tes nneas DO vapores:
VIA NEW YOX K-Pcr la de Cteaard.
Fhete Star, liz az l,arA y iesde Licerpoot.
~ rt,t German Ltega para deede BreHten.
- -HahtGNiy 4nttJ iCt5a EaCitet COmpulty para
dies % 44Dt06Tes. General IrtntSat dlttiC
Company para aesde HARE -AlsCa = Ls,te
pala. des,;e Load'eo . Gidogo 10 4aeSchantS
DeSPusGh IL International u Lsae psi4s y ,teo--
t todus ius puptus uei Cdaadu. MetlOp0t-
az Line Par, Iesd. Boston.
BClETA DIEECTA PARA EUROPA.
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N " M @6GD~

Por escritura pdblica otorgada en- esta fe-
cha hs quedado disuelta la sociedad que gira-
ba Ell esta plaza bajo la razon de Dominguez
Hermanos comp. quedasdo eneargade &c su
liquldacion el socio Con Valentin Dominguez
Lo que Sc anuncia a pGblico para conociInien
to general. .-Puerto-Rico, IL de diciembre d
lSS0.-DOMINGUEz HERMANOS COMP. As
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AvsyxxAs, Sges. .. r. d. Dotz sIomp.-t4Ls. IA.
nucesoras de Silva. R9dri6 ue8 Oomp-BARACCA. &.
2lxyc O0mp.-QpaA, Hres. y. l. Roe Comp
G4Hrc DoxTE0o. er. u. Juan pou.-aiAxAoiKx. Don
1in Rernea0 A1oApiILA Sree, Arueu. Julia Qs-
fUKnro- RlOo Sre6. Iriarte. Hefmano de Oaracena
SComD.-SANzHoszAa. sre1. l4a.nh Como.
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Consulate de Froncia.

El C6nul de Fraieia 81 PusrJo-Ri 0, ruega
A los senores Imbe Charles Hiaire AugHste,
DlondeauHeuri st Vidal Eugene, que se pre-
aentsn 8 enyien suS apo derados para recibir
eArtAs documentos que 80 encuentFan Gu dI-
eAc esnssulado.
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Niflo8 menoTes de tres amos no pagan pa
safe. Entre tresy doee afos mitad da pa
Saje. Grades acompananQo 8 sus amos dos
pattes del passaje.
Para mas informes y tipos> de fletes di1i.
jar~pe y los agentes de ia compania.
Sai. Juan dc Puerto-Eieo.
O. 2S Sobl9}lOs de Ezquiagd.
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Carrq4jsS dc Gonzalez, Ramos J AatienzO.


Desde ell dia 10 del prcsente mes, la EN-.
presa, para u!as comocildad del puilico, a,-
mentara las salidas diarias dc los c1ches on
reacion con las horas que tieue establecidas
el TRANVIA, con una rebaJa notable en-
los precios..
HORAS DE SALIDA.
De la Carolina Rio-piedrsAs, las u d
104 lie Ia mafIana.
De Caguas Rio-piedras, q las Ct y de
Ia IaaIIana.
De Ro-piodras para ambos pantos q las
de la tarde, iletados totiss horts, abo-
naudo los i.sientos que tensa el coche.
PRECIOS.
Un asiento de Rio-piedras d la Carroll
ma vice versa. ....... 8 :. Ga
Uno idem de ldem 4 Caguas, 6 idem. 50
Tn coohe f1etado lie asientos de la
Capital Cangrejo5. ................ A..
sSie4do de Ida vue!ta ............. So.
Uuo idem do la Capital Rio-pie-
dras. ................ 40
Sit-ado de ida y vueita ita..............~~ A..
: Al pasajero no SO 10 admite mas eQuipaje
que un baito, cuyo bulto no exceda de IL H.
bras de peso Ia dsmasia sera paga conven-
ci nalmente. Siendo ell mismo el conductor
la EMPREsA no responde de averfa.
Tambien Sc fietan coches para todos los
puntos que permita el camino. Los Or ccios
seran modlcos. ali.
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TarjetaS-

En- la imprenta de- BoLETIN Sc hacen tarje
tas de todas cIases estos modicos precios:
Litograiiadar, ietra inglesa, cartulna supe-
or, $3.50 Ell ciento.
LIEN aut6grafas de letra monumental, g.
Al t6rculo $3.50.
Impre sas en- cartulina superior SO centavos
el ciento.
p t.em en- cartulina regular 4 40 cts iderl.
I.itograd..,las para bautismo 81.
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SE VGNDE MUY BRIT.

Una casa terrera de mampos!erfa sta en- 10
calie del Sol MIN I104 qua produce uno por
eiento en- sus alquercs Ell que ihterese pae-
de- tiojrse d los Sres. Miguel Sarralegni & Go.
Tetuen II esquina San Jnsto. b. 80.
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Cajetilias de 1s cigarrillos papel pectoral
do Berro ~ cajas por peso.
CajetiIlas de 20 id. papel orozur s blanco,
A 90 de S5 en- adelante 81.
III de- 25 i'll. id. Id. 81 por 81 id IS q a8.
Id. de 30 ID Id. Id. % por 81 id. So a %
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-07-08
Rose Hill.

July 5.-The closing exercises Of the
Rose Hill school, Miss Loda Strong
teacher, took place on Friday June so,
in the presence of 4 large audience,
composed of the parents and friends of
the children. at two O'Clock all took
places at a table heavily laden with
good food and by the sudden tlisap-
pearance of the eatables it was easily
to be seen that they were heartily en-
joyed. After dinner the children gave
some choice recitations and some fine
music. Miss Strong has now the
hearts of both parents and children
throughout the district. She is with
out question the most successful
teacher this district has ever employed
At the close of the exercises a vote of
thanks was rendered to Miss Strong
for her faithful performance of all
duties, and for the good impression
she has left on the minds of the chill
dren. LEO.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-07-08
Geneva JOttings.
LEO.

July 6.-Sunday School CONCERT next
Sabbath, at academy building at early
candle light.
There is to be preaching at the
school house Saturday, at early candle
light, by the Methodist circuit rider,
Rev. Mr.. L.
Rev. Nenian Dickey, delivered an
excellent discourse, which we hear
well spoken Of on all sides, at stone
church, Thursday evening. Our Sun
day School scholars are hard at work
trying to earn a place ON their roll OF
honor.
What is the latest news? Is he still
alive? Such are first questions,
eagerly pressed now. We wish Presi-
dent Garfield could sec with what
breathless suspense, the farmers all
over the land, watch the lightning
messenger. hoping ever against hope.
It speaks volumes, and we firmly be-
lieve if he is spared, would give new
life, new strength to firmly continue
on, faithfully executing the most ar
duous labor required of mortal man.
NOBODY.
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NeOshO Valley Gleanings.

The new steam thresher owned by
Riggs & Co. has been threshing in this
neighborhood for the past week.
The Sunday School at this place
was recognized on the Goth ult. M.
P. Jacoby being chosen as Superin-
tendent. The average attendance for
the last quarter was Is.
Mr.. McGary left for bis home in
Pennsylvania the week.
Miss Maggie Williams, of Annawan,
ILL.,, arrived here on q visit on
Thursday of last week; also Mary
Horner, who has been absent from
this PLACE for more than a year and a
half, came with her.
Mrs. Stoddard and Master Fay Vain
came down from Kansas City on Mon
day last and at present are visiting at
Frank Stoddard's.
Theo. Hazard is confied to his bed
with consumption. VALLEYITE.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-07-08
University of Kansas.

SESSION OF !S5l-S2 BEGINS SEPTEMBER 7, 1881.
The University Of Kansas enters upon its
sixteenth year with greatly increased facilities
for affordins thorough collegiate instruction.
Expenses from $3.50 to $500. This includes
board in private families, books, and Incl
dentals.
The Collegiate Department comprises the
following courses: Classical, scientific, mod.
ern literature, civil engineering, natural his
tory, chemistry, and preparatory medical.
The Preparatory Department devOtes three
years to training for the Collegiate.
The Normal Department embraces three
courses: Classical, scientific, and modern
literature.
The Law Department embraces course of
two years. Tuition S25 per annum.
The Musical Department is under the charge
of competent instructor.
For catalogue and information, address
REV. JAMES MARVIN, Chanceilor,
Lawrence, Kansas.
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The Assassination.

Nothing is more difficult than to write
with caln1ness and justice concerning
the awful crime attempted July End.
For the second time in the history of
our country the dreadful hand of the
assassin has stricken down its chief
executive officer. Murder is always a
dreadful thing; regicide, even in a
country where rulers possess autocrat-
ic power can hardly be excused under
any circumstances, But in the muir
der of an American president the
crime Is revealed. iii all its desperate
and lurid light. For our ruler can not
in the very nature of things be a des-
pot. His power is circumscribed upon
every hand.
The calamity to-day is hardly less
awe-inspiring than that sixteen years
ago. Then the startling event struck
against nerves strung to their highest
tension over the string events ola ter
rible war. Now, like lightning
stroke from a clear sky, the blow falls
against hearts unprepared. Swift as
a lightning flash, the terrible news
spreads over the civilized world, numb
ing the senses of all. A great affiiction
had fallen upon great Nation.
An undefinable dread arose in every
heart. Anxiety for the future of a
country where such acts were possible
and the .treacherous crime becomes
In the light of all that has been
learned, the conviction that it was the
insane and desperate act of a disap-
pointed office-seeker becomes an estab-
lished fact. That he may have one
more companions to whom he impaired
his desperate resolve is possible. But
that conspiracy was formed to effect
the assassination we do not believe.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-07-08
District Court.

The following cases have been dis
posed of during the present term ofthe
District Court for Allen county, since
our last report:
Henry Smith VS. Adam Holman
judgement for plaintiff.
Patrick Raven VS. v A Eneeringer-
judgement for plaintiff.
+ A Notwithstanding VS. W Rannells
cause continued.
Jas McManus vs. Maggie P O'Brien
verdict for defendant.
Samuel Baker VS. ] E Grif1iths-
cause dismissed.
Paul Fisher vs A P. Cushman ct al
verdict for defendant. ~
J Il Griffiths VS. + A Beardsley-dis-
missed without prejudice.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-07-08
','N.S* i~..y1
Who is to Blame &

The release of Henry Ames from the
State Penitentiary, since it has become
generally known, has aroused consid-
cradle feeling in this county. Ames
was arrested, tried, convicted, and
sentenced to five years in the penitenti-
airy of the state. His sentence was COM
muted by the governor to one year,
and at the end of that time Ames was
released. No petition was ever heard
of in this county, SO far as we can
learn. The officers of the county were
not cognizant of his release. and what
was done must have been done in a
secret manner. Ames' guilt was well
established, and his general reputation
was known to be bad. What causes in
duced Gov. st. John to commute his
sentence the people Of this county
would like to know. If desperate crimi-
mails who have been convicted at great
expense are to be turned loose upon the
community without good reason, we
shall certainly not favor their trial at
the county's expense. Ifthere are good
reasons for his pardon the people want
to know them. From private sources
we have received statements that lead
us to believe his pardon was arranged
in disreputable manner. In behalf
of the people of Allen County we
should like to have the proper person
give the reason for his pardon.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-07-08
Fair Dates.

Following are the dates of the agri.
cultural exhibitions that are of imme-
date interest to our readers:
Western National Fair, Lawrence
Sept. 5, 6, Z, s, 9, and 10.
Kansas State Fair, Topeka, Sept. IL,
IL, IA, Is, Is, and II.
Kansas City Exposition, Kansas
City, Sept. II, Is, IA, Is, 16 and II.
Lebette Cotnty Fair, 0swego, Sept.
Is, IA, Is and Is.
Coffey County Fair, Burlington,
Sept. 20, q, %, and 3d.
Lyon County Fair, Emporia, Sept.
20, 81, %, % and "a.
Neosho Valley District Fair, Neosho
Falls, Sept. 26 to Oct. l.
Anderson County Fair, Garnett. Oct.
4, S and 6.