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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-11-26
JAMES. a. GARFIELD.

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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-02-12
THE DAILY CAIRO BULLETIN: SATURDAY MORNING,

No. 443. Charles G. Holton, Receiver,
&c VS.. L. L, Baker ct AL Foreclosure. Con'd
for report of deed
No, 445. Francis Quigley vs. Frank
Quigley, Divorce, Continued.
No. 449, Nancy j, Whitaker ct al vs.,
Miles Cauble, administrator, &c. Bill to
correct error in deed. Con'd for report.
No. 45l. William Wood VS.. W. H..
Spiller ct al, Foreclosure. Con'd for report.
No. 452. Trustees Of schools TIP. 16, s..
r. 3, w, VS.. William c. McPheeters ct al,
Foreclosure. Con'd for service on defts
not served
No, 453, George Martin vs.. Joseph N.
Clarke, Bill to account Rule to answer.
No, AGO, City National Bank VS..
Caroline Il. Morris ct al, Foreclosure. Con-
tinued for report.
No. 462. John H. Sans VS.. Sarah A.
Sans ct al, Partition Decree pro confesso.
Commissioners appointed to make parti-
ton.
No. AGA Lydia Brown ct al VS.. s. NJ.
p. Mcclure ct al. Bill to set aside admin
istrator's sale, Demurrer sustained and leave
to amend by Oct. /, 80
No. 465. Joseph B. Reed vs.. The
Lander Manufacturing Co., Mechanics
lien. Rule to answer.
No. 4GS' Thos, A. Foster VS.. Agnes
Foster, Divorce, Rule to answer
No. 400 John Madden VS.. John ODon;
nell, mechanics lien. Cond for report of sale.
No, All Ellen r. Workman VS.. Emily
F. Phillips, bill for relief, Rule to answer.
No.472, Elizabeth Allen VS.. Paul W.
Allen, divorce, Appearance.
No, 473, Margaret O'Neal VS.. Thomas
O'Ncal, same. Same
No. 474. Paul G, Schulz vs.. Illinois
Bell Telephone Co., injunction. Appear
ance.
No AS. Robert Baird VS.. r. A. Camp
bell, mechanics lien. Same.
No. 47G. Leah Lund VS.. William Pow
less ct al, foreclosure. Same.
No. Az. Polly Merriweather VS.. Will
lam Mcrriweather, divorce. Same.
No. AIS. Helen Campbell vs.. Hugh
Campbell. same. Same
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NEW ADVERTIsEME NTs

WANTED Manufacturing concern wants a
w business man IN Cairo, an ineyery city mot al.
ready takenJ A few hundred dollars necessary 10
pay for goods on delivery after orders have been
secured for the same $50 per month profit
guaranteed The most searching investigation
solicited A $. ARNOLD& co, corner first
Street and Broadway, Brooklyn n, Y
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ALEXANDER CIRCUIT COURT.
FEBRUARY TERM, 1881.
CRIMINAL DOCKET.

cosvESEs FEB'Y 14th, 1881, 10 O'CLOCK Am.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-08-26
Announcements.

TO THE VOTERS OF ALLEN COUNTY:
GnnfIemea:-I am a candidate for reelection
10 the Office of County Treasurer, subject to the
action Ct the Republican COUNT Convention.
W. ii. MCCLURE.
hereby announce myself as a candilat for
the Office of Register of Deeds, subject to the
action If the Republican County Convention,
1 be held sept 10th next j. n. HEATH
COTTAGE GROVE, Aug. ,, 1881
TO TIE VOTERS or ALLEN COUNTY:
GPntiemen:-I am a candidate Tor sheriff. sub
ject to the decision ,f the Republican Ounty
Convention. Ii elected | shall attend to the
duties of the Office personally: Respectfully,
). ii. WALTERS.
TO THE VOTERS OF ALLEN COUNTY:
G'ntlemen:-I am 4 candidate for reelection
to the Office of County 'lprk, subject to the ac-
tonof the Republican County Sotvention
Z. :. STONER.
TO THE VOTERS OF ALLEN COUNTY:
GenfIrmea:-I am candidate for reelection
To tie Office of Register Of Deeds, subject to the
action of the Republican County Convention.
}. :. Fast.
10 TIE VOTERS OF ALLEN COUNTY.
Gentlemen Il am a candidate for sheriff sub
iect to Tie Republican Conyentiun l have not
the time t. make personal canvass. If elected
] will not farm out the office, but attend to the
dnties personally.
j. l.. WOODEN.
hereby announce myself rs Il candidate for
the office OF County t1erk, subject Ia the APP
proval of the Republican County Convention.
JOSEPH STEWART.
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SaYOnburg Chips.

Aug. aO.-Dry and hot at present.
The corn crop will hardly be q half
crop.
Mr.. Frank Osborn, from Coffey
County, is learning the blacksmith
trade under his brother Wallace.
Our school meeting went off very
calmly. J. III. Randall was elected
clerk in place of Dan. Freed, resigned !;
J. w. Cox as Treasurer: Wallace Os-
born delivers coal at 1Si cents per
bushel.
Dan. Freed and family started for
Hardin County, Ohio, OH Wednesday
of last week on visit.
J. w. Cox has just finished stacking
his millet; he estimates the seed at
500 bushels.
The School Board of District No. 60
are ready to employ teacher for five
months. The school will begin Oct.I.
None but good teachers need apply.
Putting up hay and corn cutting aTe
i'll full blast at present.
Another building will be erected in
our town by Sept. 18th. Sylvester
Huff & Co. being the contractors.
SAVONBCRGITE.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-08-26

The lie Roy Reporter has the follow
ing strong endorsement Of the gentle
men who are working up the Topeka
railroad, and includes long editorial
in favor of the road as follows: "The
gentlemen who are at the head of this
enterprise do not need our endorse
ment or recommendation. Mr.. Giles,
of Topeka, is too well known among
the business men and all old settlers
of Kansas, and the high esteem in
which he is held, both as gentleman
and safe and reliable business man,
leaves nothing for us to say. Mr..
Caleb H. Malin and Judge J, d. Hill
are both Thoroughbred railroad men,
who have demonstrated their ability
to carry through the present en-
terprise by their brilliant success in
the past. The fact that l.. L. North
rup, the shrewd financier of lola, is a
director of the road and gives the en-
terprise his hearty support, is another
guarantee of success. The other di-
rectors of the company are all men
well known in business and railroad
circles, and will contribute their time,
money and brains to the realiza ton of
an object which will be of vast inn
portance to the people of Topeka,
Coffey county and of the state at
larger
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Primary Meetings.
lola TOWNSHIP.


The Republican voters Of lola township Will
meet at the court house in lola, Tuesday, Sept.
9th at 2 o. clock p. m. for the purpose oil elect
ing IL delegates to attend the Republican Coun-
erv Republican in the township is urged to
attend this meeting ii. 4. PERKINS.
MAgMAToN TOWNSHIP.
The Republicans of MarEaton township VIII
meet AT the Walnut Grove school mousse AT eignt
O'Clock p m. sharp, Tuesday. Sept 9th, 1881,
Sor the purpose of eecting delegates to attend
the Republican county convention, saturday,
sept 10th. Every Republican in the township
Is ufsep ~ e''''-'' '''' '''N> c. p. KEITH.
ELM TOWNSHIP.
The Republicans OF Elm township will meet
Mt OhIfest school house, Tuesday evening, sept.
nose Of electing delegates to attend the Repub-
iican county convention, saturday, sept 10th.
Every Republican in the township is urged to
attend this meeting. D. w DELAfLAiN.
Usage TOWNSHIP.
The Republicans of Usage township wi VI meet
at the Usage Valley School House, Satur.ay
evening, Sept. Sd, 1881, at O'clock, sharp, for
the purpose of electing four delegates IL afte,d
the Republican County Convention, saturday,
sept 10th. Every Republican in the township
IS "'seq - '''''"" ''''' 81. F. YOUNG
WET DEER CREEK PRECINCT
The Republican voters of the west precinct
of Deer Greek township will meet at the Carlyle
post Office at O'CLOCK, Tuesday evening. sept
9Th, lsgl for the purpose of eiectin2 thTee dele
gates to attend the Republican county conven-
Iion Sept 10th T.. u. NULL.
EAST DEER CREEK PRECINCT.
The Republican voters of the east pfecinct OF
Deer Creek township will meet at their usual
place of voting at : O'Clock y. III, Tuesday cv-
eniny Sep: 9Th, lssl, Tor the putpGse Of select
ing two delegates to attend the kepubilcitn
county convention Sept. lGtii.- Z. q. NULL.
HUMBOLDT TOWNSHIP.
The Republicans of Humboldt township will
meet at Longs Hall ON Tuesday, sept. q, at
~ NJ, for the purpose of electing il delegates tn
attend the Republican County Coun vention,
saturday, Sept. 10. All Republicans are urged
TO attend W.T.. MCELROI.
SALEM TOWNSHIP.
The Republicans of salem township will hold
their primary meeting at Je,ldo school house ON
Tuesday, sept. u, at = O'Clock p. IN. sharp. All
are requested to attend. D. + SPKotL.
COTTAGE GROVE
The Republicans of this township Will meet at
their several voting places on Tuesday, sept.
t. at 3 clock p. M, for the purpose OF appoint
ing five delegates to attend the Couaty Conren-
ton which meets in lola September 10. and five
delegates to attend the District Convent IN
which meets in Humboldt, September H. Del
egates will he appointed as follows: East pre-
cinct. = {: Center precinct, =: West precinct, /.
Let every Republican attend
SAMUEL J. STEWART.
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brought him to lola and give him
money to 20 to Humboldt, and the
commissioners ordered Mr.. Duncan to
furnish him with temporary supplies
which with the pittance earned by his
wife by washing, the wolf has been
kept from the door. The amount of
S39, 40 and $500 given to MIR. Duncan
as overseer of the poor has. maintained
Smiths family of two adults and Ave
children and one other family of two
adults and one child for the entire
quarter of twelve weeks.
Now, yOm are aware that if this had
been placed in the Poor Asylum the
county would have paid for that time,
For adults II weeks, at $40 per week. $40 %
For 6children IL weeks, at 81 I'D per week. so 90
Total cost in Asylum Observation-Disclosures. 2l0.0 90
Total cost as cared for :........ 80 10
Any foul play about that, Mr.. Peters
There is nothing in this statement
that YOU have not had ample OppOrtu-
nifty to ascertain.
Now, how about fair play on your
part? You say tive, the tax payers of
Usage township" and undertake to
speak for that fair, honest and intelli-
gent community as tdr payer. Now,
l do not dispute your right to find
fault and criticise the actions of county
officers, but don't again say. ',Oe, the
tax payers" for you we'll know that
you never have contributed one cent
direct ly or indirectly to the revenue of
the county in any form, and am in
formed that you even escape your poll
tax.
Now, Mr.. Peters, as all other reasons
for your squeal peters out is it not fair
to presume that you have some other
say, for instance, it being
time you wanted to get
dig" at some one and in your anxiety
to injure one do not hesitate to insult
others. AS to your filings at other pro-
ceedings of the board you know less
about that than any thing else and
don't think I shall occupy space to
them. Yours, &c,
Il. S. SLOWER.
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lola, Aug. oath, 1881.
Alfrcd d. Peters, Esq,

d!frGd II. feterS, Esq,
Dear Sir My attention has been
called to a communication published
l,y you in the lola REGISTER of last
week, which perhaps requires reply,
and I take this method Of making the
reply as public as you did the commu-
nicatiOn. You seem to intimate that
you are in favor of "fair play" Now
let us see wherein by your own state
ments any other than fair play has
been practiced. For the present let us
assume that your figures are correct.
Your argument for ''fiar play" is all
from the stand point that the fund for
care of the paupels of our county shall
be distributed OH some other basis
than that of actual need, or that the
Commissioners should use it as the pat
rOnagc of their office and distribute it
in some manner in all parts of the
county whether there are any pahpers
or not, for you do not intimate that
there was any thing wrong or fraudu-
lent in the claims complained of, only
that they were allowed in certain To-
cality, and then ask if "there is. any
fair play about that"
Now, Mr.. Peters, I will give you
the facts in the case so that you can
see that you were misled or else are
trying to mislead others. And 1 am
of the opinion that the latter is the
correct statement, as the facts could
have been ascertained by you as you
are often in my office and see me and
the members of the board oftener, and
upon inquiry could have learned that
the bill of Mr.. Duncan for $1,000 was
entirely for assessing Humboldt town.
ship for 1881 as is shown by his bill by
by the Commissioners Docket, Com
missioners Journal, and by the coun-
ty warrant paid by the treasurer. By
a clerical error in making the list for
publication the mistake was made
calling it "GoOds for Pauper." I did
not personally make that list but foot
ed the amount and found it correct
and published it without detecting
the mistake, and your letter was the
first to call my attention to it.
The bill of DIR. E. r. Russell for
medical attention on paupers was al
lowed ona contract that has been in
force three years. The County Com
missiOners are satisfied that the con-
tracts with DR.. Fulton at lola and DR..
Russell at Humboldt has saved money
to the county. You have been person
ally cognizant of the existence and
payment of these contracts and for the
first time we Hear from you. No one
else has ever complained.
Now as to tie Eill of Eldridge & De-
Cow / have this 10 say. Some time
last year Johnnie an.ith, an industri-
Gus, honest little Irishnan was rem
dered entirely helpless by infiamatory
rheumatism and was by Mr.. Duncan
taken to the Poor Asylum. Mr..
Christian, tnen chairman of the board
Of commissioners, upon inquiry found
that Johnnie mad a little house at
.humboldt, also wife aud Ave
children, also that by limited
amount of aid he gould get along. Mr..
Ghfistrian !. Of him in bis buggy and
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A Vision.
TBY &. p. 81

Pensively dreaming, and sadly reviewing
The scenes of the past, an image all braming
With gladness and beauty, and bright laugh
ing eyes,
Enrobed in halo came down from the skies,
Bonded tenderiy Ter me. and Whispering low !,
Said: "Behold in the distance the clouds, l
must gO.'
] awOke, but the image SO lovely had fed;
] looked, and the clouds in the distance so red
With the glow of the sunset, took fanciful
forms,
And out of their bosom rose two lovely arms,
While below, through rift in the simmer
ing light
Peered the face of my angel, still smiling and
bright:
But slowly itpassed from my view into space.
And mourned as at first when they hid her
sweet face
Pensiveiy dreaming, I still sit reviewing
The scenes of the past, and memory renewing,
l watch for the SUNSET and clouds in the
evening,
For OFT in my dreaming, I've pleasure in
seeing
The bright face of my child as she rides on
the clouds,
As sha floats in the folds OF the red, fieecy
clouds,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-08-26
oFFIcIAL PAPER OF COUNTY.
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Republican County Convention FOR Allen
county. to place in nomination candidates for
Treasurer, Clerk, Sheriff, Register of Deeds,
Surveyor and Coroner, will be iisid at the Court
House in lola at ii O'Clock a. M.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10th, 1881.
The different townships are entitled to the fol-
Lowing representation Geneva, delegates;
Deer Greek, s; Usage, 4; Marmaton, 4; lola, Ii;
Elm, 4; Elsmore, q; HUMBOLDT, Ii; Salem, );
Cottage Grove, ).
1t is recommended that the Republican voters
meet at their respective places Of holding cleo
tions on Tuesday, sept. 9Th, for the purpose OF
further recommended that the primary meet
ings be held at ? O'Clock p. m. of said day, UNI
less otherwise called and advertised by the CEN
trail committeeman of said townships.
All Repubi iGans are urged to attend these pri-
mary meetings and take part in the election OF
delegates s. u. STEWART,
Chairman Central Committee.
il. A. PERKINs, Secretary.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-08-26

Allen county is excited over the pardon of one
Ames out of the penitentiary by Gov, ST John
who cannot give any satisfactory reason for his
action. Ames is represented as having been
one OF the most desperate and hardened crimi-
mails In the State. Dom be too hard on St John
Give him a chance at some respectable man who
accidentally steps from the path of virtue or
some viOlator of the liquor law, and he will
convince You of his frmness in GphOlding the
majesty OF the law.-TrOy Chief.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-08-26

We notice that the HqiiU Common
acedlth has reduced it's price TO $500 q
year; six months, S3.oc:: three month,
Sl.50, when paid in advance. 1t is the
intention Of the publishers to fet no
copies go without payment, bit when,
i,y any means. one ,iocs, $500 per year
will be. collected. Newsdeaiers are
surnished with papers at > cents per
copy, tsstage paid.
The GonamOH He0lH has become in
dispensable to the business men of
this community. It's. telegraph mar
kets. which reach this vicinity So
much ahead of all oiker papers, would
make the Commonwealth popular,
even if the other features did not make
it necessity to the general reader.
The weekly remains at the old price,
..sl.25 per year. Subscriptions for the
weekly received at this office. and it is
dubbed with this paper at Sl.o3 per
gear,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-08-26

1t seems impossible to get Gov. st John to say
anything on the Ames case beyond what he
wrote Judge Talcott He is treating the people
of this part of the country with contempt. Ames
was . known thief and cut-thrOat, was sentenc-
commuted his sentence to one year without no.
tice to any one here or in Allen county Did he
unselfishly do it simply to let Jim Legate make
fee? or course he wouldn't take any of it him.
self.-Vo0dsom County Post
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-08-26
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE At IsDxrENAENcE, Ka.

LAND OFFICE At ISDEPENAENcE, kas !,
June 18th. 1881
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
el settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
secure final entry thereof before the Clerk of
District Court, lola, kapS. Tuesday Aug 30th.
ISL, viz: Robert +. Bray, of lola, Kansas for
the NV fr or Of sec :. tp 24s r2le. and names the
following as his Witnesses, viz Elias Young.
lola, Kansas.
l2ss. NJ. sALTEH, Register.