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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-16
Teachers, Association.

To the Teachers of Alien County:
The teachers of this county have an
association which meets every month.
A few of the teachers of the county
know this. the large majority do not.
I beg to inform those wh0dO not know
Of this association, that the next meet
ing will be held at lola, Saturday,
Dee. "a. The meetings are unusually
interesting, and I feel well assured
that when it is known that such meet
ings are being held the teachers will
flock to them. OF course every enter
prising teacher must acknowledge that
one who does not try to learn his pro-
fessiOn Is unworthy of it and should
quit it. My own opinion is that it is
the duty Of the County Board to give
such teacher gentle reminder about
certificate time that he has missed his
vocation. To state it plainly: 1t il,
in my opinion, the duty Of the County
Board to refuse C ertificates to all those
who neglect to attend the Teachers
Association when in their power to do
SO. Those who have been attending
need not fear that the Allen County
Teachers Associa ton will die. There
are those connect ID with the associa-
ton who don't let anything die they
are connected with.
The power and influence of the
association, however, would be much
greater if all would take part. When
this is the case, the ''select few" who
have done great deal of work in
keeping up an interest in these meet
ings through all kinds of discourage
ments, will step "down and out" and
give the association into the hands of
those for whose benefit it was organ
lied. Until then the ''select few"
will stand at their psts. Teachers Of
Allen County! you are cordially in
vited, and earnestly urged, to attend
the association. But if you will not
come, We will get along without YOU.
The educational interests Of Allen
County must not die Just because you
neglect y0ur duty. AID they will not.
Read the programme in this paper,
and come.
P. H. HARRIS, President.
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Report of school in district No. 4,
for the month ending Dec. 9. 1881:
No. of pupils on roll, So; No. of days
taught, Is; average daily attendance,
80 10; names of those neither tardy
nor absent during the month: Lottie
Thrall, Della Longstreth, Clara Dren-
men, Ida Maier, Anna Longstreth,
Addie Maier Frank Longstreth,
Oscar Drennen, Clarence Drennen,
Angie Wise and George Maier. Names
of these who stood as high as 80 in ex-
animation: Nettie Butler and Addie
Maier. Those promoted from primary
to intermediate classes: Clara Dren-
men. Clarence Drennen, Angie Wise,
Addie Maier, Nettie Butler. No. of
visitors during the month, 3.
Premium awarded to Cliffie COffield
for being the most studious in the pri-
mary department during the month !;
to Addie Naier for the highest stand
ing in the intermediate department
to Nettie Butler for the best monthly
report. IDA NJ. JONES, Teacher.
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While strolling over town Mond,

While strolling over town Monday
our reporter CHANGED to drop into the
Presby terrain Church "a very UNUSUAL
act for reporter) and noticed the i'm
proYemeDts being made. Three of the
leading ladies Of the church, Mrs.
Templin, Mrs. Thrasher and Mrs.
Anderson, were hard at work cleaning
the wood work which was to be Har-
nished. The walls are painted a
clear cream color with dark brown
border, the window cases being paint
ed still darker and varnished. The
doors and castings are grained. AT
the ceiling an elegant border will be
put OH. The new roof will protect
from rain, but it has almost been de-
termined to paint the outside walls
tits barely possible that the church will
be ready to use next Sunday. While
noting these Improvements we will
add that the ladies of the church have
shouldered the payment of all bills for
the inside decorations, and will hold a
festival on Christmas eve for the pun
pose of raising money to defray the ex-
pense. And no one will miss attend
ing because all will take pride in ably
seconding their efforts to make beau
tifQl sanctuary. 1t will only be a
question of room, and all should go
Gaxly--and eat often.
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Holiday Go DDS.

At the City Jewelry Store, west side
Washington Avenue, in lola, you will
find
Ladies sets from 1915 t" SIS.
Neck chains from $2.75 TO SO.
Ladies guard chains from 81 to $50.
Ladies bracelets from S2.75 to $40.
Solid gold rings from $l.:D to Sis.
Ear rings from 81 toss.
Veil pins from 81 to IS.
Cuff pins from Scents to s..
Gents watches from S. 10 SIS.
Ladies gold watches from SD to $50.
Gold glasses from 81 to S..
Gold pens aud holders from 1915 to
$3.50.
Gents cuff buttons from 25 cents to
81.
Gents collar buttons from g cents
to $3.50.
Gents studs from 5Ocents to So.
Gents single studs from 75 cents
to So.
Gents bosom pins from 81 to So.
Gents watch chains from ~ cents
to $50.
Ladies charms and brooches from
50 cents to SIS.
SILVEI. WARE OF ALL KINDS.
Table castors from S3.75 to S9.5G-
- Pickle castors from - to So.
Butter dishes from S3.25 to $50.
/ Cake baskets from S. IT, $3.50.
Card receivers from S. to $3.50.
Napkin rings from 80 cents to 81 caess.
Knives, forks, table and tea sEs,osss,
mustard spoons, butter knives and
nut crackers ard picks.
G.. 4. STEELE.
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Fair Lawn Items.

Mr.. Jas. Holmes IL very sick with
an affection Of the lungs.
David Robson, Of lola, spent two
days in our vicinity duck hunting,
with fair success. Ask Davie what
kind of ducks he killed.
There will be Christmas tree at
Moran for the benefit of the Sabbath
school. The Sabbath-schOol is in q
f1Ourishing condition, with 20 in at
tendance last Sabbath.
In my last communication ! omitted
the name Of Mr.. Cyrus Cl0thier as one
of the teachers In the Moran school.
Mr.. Putnam and wife, of Arkansas,
are visiting Mr.. Putnam's sister Mrs.
w. III. DeHart.
Mr.. III. Waters shipped three car
loads ri hogs from Moran last week
he says they were an extra good lot.
Mr.. w. p. Cornell has been confined
to his house for several days with q
sore jaw.
Mrs. Maggie Switzerland, nee Miss
Hurley, is visiting friends and rela-
tives at Walnut Grove.
Mr.. Will Stell is preparing to build
in Moran. He will put in a stock of
Of hardware. Will is good clever
sort Of D fellow and we wish him all
success.
Mr.. L. II. Gorell has his blacksmith
shop under roof and will be ready for
wUork as soon as his tools arrive. Our
town now has thirteen buildings COM
ple&ed and more under way.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDING,
lola KAN Dec "a. 1881

PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDING,
lola. KAN, Dec. "a, 1881. !
Music.
The Study of English Literature
J. G.. Hamm.
Proportion, how to teach it-Wm.
S. Alder.
Discussion by members of the ASSOC
citation.
What was the "Magna Charta?''
Give some of it's provisions.-A. L.
Johnson.
Select Reading-Annie Vezie.
How to teach Long DiyisiOn-Loda
C.. Strong.
How much talking should he done
in the school room p. f. Hender-
son.
Give some account of the two men
of the 9th and 10th centuries to whom
education is the most indebted. w.
Tulles.
Mention the "Panics" that have oc-
Cured i'm the United States. Give the
cause of "panics"-M. p. Jacoby.
What should teachers read bertha
Price.
Explanation of the "Julian PERIOD"
by request-P. H. Harris
We hope to see a large number of
teachers at the meeting of the assOcia-
ton this month.
p. H. HARRIS, Pres't.
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East Deer Creek Items.

Dec. IA great many are COM
planning with colds and some fever.
Jacob Holt and three or four of his
children are very sick; also widowed
sister who is living with him. The
neighbors should call and help them.
DR.. Fulton is attending them.
Miss Ella and Nettie Harper, of
Usage. were visiting friends here last
Saturday and Sunday.
No literary last Saturday on account
of the death of VIM. Hardy. He was
buried at Ozark Sunday evening. The
bereaved family have the sympathy
of the community. They came from
Indiana about a year ago.
Corn is about gathered and fat hogs
sold.
Ed Cavenaugh is feeding his seven
ty-five head of steers at G. L. Smiths.
Mr.. Lobengar has left us; gone back
to Douglass county.
Mr.. Jackson's wind pump makes a
fine show Oh the hill.
DEER CREEKER.
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SaVOnburS Cfaips.

". P. Randall and family wcf. up
from Erie last week visiting relatives.
Miss Minnie ButterfSeld has taken
up her residence at Chan,ste.
August Nvman has bought 80 acres
Of land from, Al. 4 0derson.
Frank Root, our enterpising county
superintendent, paid onr scil,,u; - visit
OF last Thursday.
w. F.. Osburn moved 70 Bronson
last Friday. Mr.. Osburn leaves hosts
of friends here. We hope that
he may build up in business at his fu-
ture home. He did not move his house,
as we stated. He sold it 10 MIR. John
Pearson.
We understand that a. NJ. Donley,
from Urbana, NeOshO county, will put
up a blacksmith shop here in II few
days.
Mr.. Sylvester Stofer lost valuable
horse last week
Mr.. f. O. Hikok, editor Of the
UDiontOwn Star, was in our city two
or three days last week on business
connected with Mr. Browns store.
There are some parties i'm our vicin-
ity who have been lodging the law
for some time. They might just as
well surrender or leave the county, AZ
we propose to arrest them if they ever
come back.
Mr.. Hadeen Wampler and son
started last week on a hunting expe-
ditiOn to Arkansas.
Our debating and literary society is
fiourishing. We elected officers last
Saturday evening for q term of four
weeks. J. NJ. Randall, President; A.
Linville, Vice President A. Yol3er,
Secretary, ]. Keen, Treasurer; Frank
Leighton, Marshal, and F. Keen, ed
b"t. Se S, paper es IS easo n 'es sar
day evening is, Resolved, that the ne
gro is in worse condition at the pres
ent time than be was before their free
dom. SAvONBURGITE.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-16

Report of the Montevale school for
the month Of nineteen days, ending
Dec. 2. Males enrolled IL, femalea II,
total 81. Average daily enrolment
q, average daily attendance q. per
cent. of hardness LIS, of attendance 81.
Those whose department Is 100: Sher-
man Dodgers, Maggie Samuels, Julia
Smith. Emma Lacey, Katie Burk-
halter, Lucy Sam uels, Harry Fred
erickson, Espar Burkhalter, Joseph
Lacy, Monroe Coyle, Ida Hale, Ada
FredericksOn, Charlotte Pyles, Green
b. Samuels, Ada Rogers, Mary Hale,
William Coyle, Lizzie Hale, Mary
Covle, Joshua Pyles, John Coyle,
John Riley, Jennie Pyles, Jessie
Samuels, Thomas Riley, Samuel
Pyles, George Samuels. Those de-
serving special rewards are Ada Rod
gers, and Julia Smith, who are reg
istered perfect in department, attend
ance and Rotations.
w. A. CUMMINGS, Teacher
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PERSONAL.

Miss Florence Rohrer is visiting in
Fort Scott.
Sylvester Wilcox, of Elsmore, called
Wednesday.
A. s. Lapham, of Chanute, was at
tending court Monday.
Mr.. Buchanan and J. P. Gillespie
made us welcome calls Saturday last.
Mr.. J. w. Butterfleld, of Elsmore,
dropped in Wednesday and made Us a
brief visit.
Mr.. J. D. Moore, now of Schell City,
Mo-. is over attending the Jennings
case 80 q witness.
Mr.. c. lite came back from Ohio
"Wednesday night, and we presume
will again locate in or near lola.
Mr.. Fry, publisher of the Yates
Center News, and Mr.. Theo. Simpson
were over from that town Sunday.
Mr.. II. Eek1ey, of Kentucky, who
has been Visiting his son-in-law, r. B.
Arnold, Of Carlyle, mas been quite sick
with typhoid pneumonia for u few
weeks.
Wiiifs Mack, Who has been em-
ployed in Browns lumber yard at
Waverly, was at lola visiting this
week. He started Monday for his old
home in New York.
Messls. J. J. Close, d. d. Britton
and w. l.. Wisely, three of the live,
successful farmers from Usage town.
ship, called last Tuesday. We are all
ways pleased to see our friends from
the out townships.
Guests at the Penn. Central last
Sunday were: II. Jencks and Harry
Tyler, Kansas City; y. Gmithe and
J. H. Vail, st. Joe; G.. w. Decolmun,
ST. Ouis; VIM. Gillespie. Roston; E. D.
Blair, Philadelphia A. Ropkess and
J. II. Antrim, Fl. scntt; D. Frager,
Lawrence; 8. s. Wheelock, Aifard; A.
Barton. Lawrence; 8, 4, Brown,
Chicago,
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sunday-school Institute.

The regular meeting Of the Neosho
Valley Sunday-schOol Institute will
he held at lola Wednesday and Thurs
day OF next week, conducted by Rev.
J. P. Ash, general Sunday-school mis-
sionary of the American Baptist Pub
LEGATION Society. The following is the
programme:
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
lo:OcTSpecial PRAYER for the presence Of the
Holy Spirit during our sessions, led by
j. G. Wright.
i:oS-Dnty Of the churches with reference a's to
Scripture Instruction, j. Heritage.
n:3o- Discussion of Topic tive minute
speeches) led by. "A. H. Petty
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
s:0O-Devotional exercises, led by
2:30-Means for securing efficient teachers
s:0o-Discussion tive minute speechesj led by
j. G. Wright.
4:oo-Discussion tive minute speeches, led bv
K. p Nc Auley.
l:30-Question box u. p. Ash.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
5OlPrayer and Praise. "A H. Petty
1:T-Sermon -..-.-..-.. ...........J. p. Ash.
THURSDAY MORNING.
9:0NDevotional meeting, led. :. j. Heritage
10:0J-SuDday-sc literature and helps
K. p. McAuley
l0:so-Discussion 1--we minute speechea) led 6y
ID. Robinson.
] :00-Sundav- school finances. ;. c. Coulter
ii :3o-Discussion Give minute speeches) led by
n. III. Ward
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
2:oe-Seryice Of song, conducted by
TIC Coney.
2:30-The cause OF temperance in our Sunday.
school. ...........N. II. Ward
A. H. Scott
3:30eHow to retain the larger scholars In sun
d0y-schOol. 80, j. p. Ash.
A. B. Tamilson
4:so-Prayer and praise till adjournueept.
THURSDAY EVENING.
Ehildren's meeting
Addresses aud singing.
Al the children In town sIe Fneitsd
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Neos,,o valley Gleanings.

In our items of last week the name
of Mr.. Thurston should have been
Mrs. ThurstOn.
Miss Smith, of Yates Center, was
visiting her sister Mrs. CulbertsOn
during the first of the week.
Miss Dibbie and Albert Brown re-
turned from Illinois on last Thursday
after an absence of about ten months.
Mr.. VIM. Baird will move into the
house with his son Nate.
Mr.. Clark was up from Elk county
last week looking for location.
VALLEYITE.
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Rock Creek.

Weather all that could be expected.
Farmers are improving it in the way
of blowing; we hope to see the
farmers more earnest in this matter ;
if more blowing was done III the fall
we think better crops would be tie re-
suit.
Mr.. Welborn has completed an addi-
ton TO his house which adds much to
the appearance of the place. MIR. w.
is engaged to Mr.. Hartman rs timer
The farm will be conducted by his two
sOi,H.
Mr.. Daniels has moved into his new
house; we notice the pillow, which
means good crop the coming year.
Mr.. Kennedy has arrived from Da-
venport, Iowa; he will telegraph for
his family..as soon as his goods arrive.
Mr.. K. has long been shut up in the
city and seems to enjoy the pure air Of
Kansas. He is at present stopping
with Mr.. Lewis Ayres.
Mrs. NJ. F.. Degeer was announced
to lecture or temperance al the Pleas
ant Valley NJ. F.. Church on the eve
ming of Dee. 4th. The church was
crowded to hear the noted Temperance
lecturer, but she failed to put in an ap.
pearance, announcing by telegraph
that she missed the train at certain
point. Those who came to hear her
were sadly disappointed for time,
but the same telegram announcing
that she would lecture Tuesday eve
ming, Dec. Sth, seemed to satisfy all
present. Tuesday evening came, and
with it large congregation, but only
to be disappointed again. It would be
hard matter now to get out a corpor-
ais guard to hear Mrs. Degeer lecture
at the Pleasant Valley Church.
Rock CREEK.
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one Thousan nd Dollars

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short stories for young people. The
Companion gives more than two hun
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Geneva Jottings.
Dec. 14.-very open weather.
AfV,rsorlo IF Hno6o

Dec. Alvey open We8tneT.
Myriads of ducks.
Eighty at Sunday School Sabbath.
President in our last should be
Presby terrain. Our fault, however.
A. E. Hopes, brother-in-law to
Frank Bogart, desires to purchase an
eighty acre bottom farm.
Mr.. Edison, on the old Joe Barton
place, buried q nursing babe yesterday.
Different parties have taken pains
to respond to our call for help, and to
every one of them we feel grateful.
Let the interest spread; for even If
every citizen should appropriate and
utilize Geneva Jottings" it would
just suit ns.
Rev. S. NJ. Irwin, President: p. NJ.
Luyster, Vice President: H. +. Van
Deman, Secretary; Grin. b. Miller,
Treasurer; E. H. Funston, Estate Sem
atorl o. p. HaughawoHt, D S. Leav-
lit, J. J. Black, and VIM. Denny are
the official board of Geneva Presby-
terial Academy. Its mission is to
preserve the institution and all that
pertains to it. At their session Thurs
day, nearly all being present, it was
ordered to repaint and otherwise re-
pair the building. Also, being with
out debt, having some money in the
treasury, good house furnished and
in fair repair, aud fine location for
thorough-going christian school, the
feeling was not only expressed, but
months Geneva Academy will again
be ready for students.
The Colony railroad surveyors have
run two surveys across the tow n site,
one north and one south. Opinion is
divided about the road ever being built
A sadness steals over us as we re-
cord the death Of Jasper Orville Pat
terson, only son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Patterson, living on the Osland prop
erty opposite stone church. This bright
pretty boy Of several summers fell u
victim tn meInbraneOus Group, Thurs
day p. III. Belonging to the flock in
charge of Brother LOngden, of NeoshO
Falls circuit, he was called to Officiate,
but other duties preventing, Rev. S.
NJ Irwin led the funeral service Fri
day, at two p. IN. Brother and sister
Patterson have warm sympathy from
friends and neighbors.
Thursday evening there was an in
teresting and profitable magic lantern
entertainment at the school house but
we failed to learn the name of the lee
turer. His main point was astronomy.
John and Addie Browning, now of
st. Louis, will please stand COMMITS
stoned to extend hearty greeting from
many friends, to their little daughter,
of the 9th inst.
VIM. Davis in personal mention last
week shOI,lt} ho I p
Is it possible that citizens of Kansas,
in this 1881, blindly, with stupid super
stitiOn, still believe in witchcraft! The
at Colony Monday 4tll inst.
answers in the affirmative. AS report
I'd here the evidence clearly eOnvicts of
an arranged attempt to murder and an
open boast to do it yet, but with a |
light fine of some SIS the guilty par
ties are set at liberty, free to accOm. I,
plish their fiendish purpose.
We have no encouragement to give !
Judge Lynch. but iH honest candor, |
We ash. is it surprising THAT the long |
suffering sovereign (saif 10 be} people, |
rise ami execute simple |
Justice
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Jewelry Store.

7. 4. Nc Carly at the post office :hds
the l,sest stock Of matches, pest chains,
necklaces, solid gold, plain band and
act rings, ladies' sets and bracelets,
gents charms. and gold pens. Also a
fine assortment of clocks and silver
,care. Fine match york q speciality.
Your patronage solicited.
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Literary Union.

Programme for December q.
Music.
Dcclamation,-B. A. Casmire.
Elective Exercise.-B. o. Davidson.
Paper.-Mrs. J. H. Richards.
Music.
Elective EXercise.-A. G. HcOtt.
Debate. Is Giteau legally respon-
sible for the murder Of the President ?
Affirmed by j. w. Scott. Denied by
g. p. Smith.
Music.
Address,. O.. Lewis.
Elective Exercise.-T. .. Slower.
Music.
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Public school Examinations

The regular yearly oral examine
tions of the lola public schools, will
commence Monday, Dec. 10th, and end
Friday, Dec. 23d.
Monday will be given to the exam
ination of the Primary, Tuesday aud
Wednesday forenoon will be devoted
to the intermediate, and Wednesday
afternoon and Thursday and Friday
will be given to the High School de-
partment.
The parents Of the pupils and the
friends of education generally are cor
daily invited to attend.
p. H. HARRIS, Sup't.
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Farm for Sale.

A farm of 100 acres, four miles from
lola. A two story cottage house, and
a very large orchard. The farm all
under fence and 20 or 80 acres under
cultivation. Good timber, with q
creek running through one corner of
it. 1t is offered on good terms for less
than the improvements cost. For
particulars call on w. G. Allison at
at the court house.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-16

Tie lola Literary Union held their
first meeting at the court house last
Friday night in accordance with the
programme previously published in
THE REGISTER. The Entertainment
was ap unusually good one, and if such
q thing were. possible, the society
starts out this winter more popular
with our people than ever. We are
glad to know that this Society has de-
cided after the holidays to give an en-
tertainment every Friday evening. in
stead of every alternate F1pay .ss was
at first decided upon And In con-
nection with this notice Of their first
public performance, we desire TO again
suggest to the members of this Liter
airy Onion, that during this winter
they take steps toward starting apab-
lie library. Our town should by all
neaus have pubic library, and we
know Of no organization more capable
Sf devising ways and progiding means
for the accomplishment Of this end,
chan the IOlS Literary UpiOn.
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Letter List.

List of letters remaining in the post
office at lola, Kansas, Dec. II, 1881.
Adams, Leonard Michael, Mrs H
Drisch, VIC Macarthur, Mrs L
McClain, John V Sells, John "
Spregue, Mr.
Persons calling for these letters
please say advertised"
c. NJ. SIMPSON, p. NJ.
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GlIl1han q Oowa1.
Dealer in
Drugs, &ed3c3aes,
PAINTS. OILS, Etc.
One door s9ath Of o. r. Eorthrup q Co. = stora.
Ordinance No. 21l.
[Published Dec. l6. 18el1

An ordinance amendatory Of ordinances No.
ls$, Of the city Of I,la, Kansas, a. amended
by ordinance No. 100, entitled aAn ordnance
stock within the corporate limits Of the city
Of lola, Kansas" and to repeal . part or
Section one ~ Of said ordinance.
Be ordained BY the Mayor and C0uncilmen Of
the city Of lola, Kansas q f6llows:
SEC. l. That Section two 81 II said ordi-
nance No. LIS, be and the same is hereby
amended ~ f,llOWs, tO-wit:
BY striking out the prsviso In said section
one ~. and bejp6 I'll the words alter the word
ana heGinning with the word ''prO-
vldod, and that said proviso in said section
BEG. :. This ordinance shall take effect and
20 ~ fnycs ftom and afSer it, publication snoa
Approved Dee. =, leM.
At9l6: VI. i. 8AR1kGs, Mayor,
csA4l ,. SyUp1moR. City CfeSA.
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All persons knowing themselves in
debted to nae will please call and set
tie before the twenty-fifth inst.
J, w. KESTERs0N.