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The Iola register., 1882-01-06
7 Carriage Factory.

Some weeks ago Mr.. Knapp, OF
Muncie, Ind, visited our city and
arrangements We're consumated that
under certain conditions Messrs.
Knapp & Kinsley, of that place, would
move their carriage factory to this
place. All the conditions have been
complied wiz, and while they are not
yet here, still it is morally certain that
they will come. The old stone build
ing generally known az the "bee hive"
has been purchased or contracted for,
and viii at once be overhauled and put
in shape. At present writing we can
give nothing more definite.
Messrs. Knapp & Kinsley have been
engaged in the same line of business at
Muncie, Ind, for s long time, and are
highly spoken of by their townsmen.
They expect to build up lasting trade
throughout the west and in time no
doubt will become one of the leading
industries of our live city.
The Iola register., 1882-01-06
sunday-schooI Organizatio,

Reorganization of MOntevale Sur|
day-sehool Jan. 1st, 1882. Numbe|
present, 80. The following officers and
teachers were chosen: Superintend
ent, E. d. Lacey assistant superim
tendeut, G. ". Lacey; secretary, Ged
e. Bqrkholder; Chorister, Miss Jen
ME Calbertson librarian, Jess|
Thorpe; teacher of Bible class, Geo
w. Lacy; teachers of other classes
Grafton Hale, Mrs. Emma Culbertson
Mrs. Sophia Rogers, w. A Cummings
Miss Ida Smith, Miss Jennie Culbert
son, A. E. CulbertsOn.
The Iola register., 1882-01-06
Programme


Teachers Association, Public School
Building, lola, Saturday, January 81,
1882.
Music.
English Literature.-J. G. Hamm.
What should teachers read?-Bertha
Price.
Class drill in Grammar, I'd Grade
Kate Thrasher.
Music.
Name the men of the 18th century
that have the most contributed to our
educational advancement.-C.E Z. Mer-
win.
Give the history of the "Green-
backs. Nv. a. Cummings.
Name the principal American novel
writers.-Minnie Nolte.
How do you teach Division Of Frac-
tions.--H. c.. Ford.
What is the Teachers Inspiration
Essay.-Ella Cowan.
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
occurred in the United States. Give
the cause of "panics." IN. Z. Jacoby.
We trust that teachers will make it
a point to attend this association. The
programme is interesting and there is
no reason why we should not have q
very profitable meeting.
z. H. HARRIS, President.
The Iola register., 1882-01-06
Personal.

JAS. Templin, Of Deer Creek, called
Friday last.
". F. Smith, of Elsmore, called
Friday last.
Mr.. Robert Stanley, of Usage, called
Wednesday.
Mrs. Ola Herbert, CT Garnett, is Wis
| iting friends at lola.
Messrs. Elliott and Knowlton of Ge
neva, called Saturday.
Messrs. E. J. Southwick and J. II
Merrell called Monday.
Sam'l Stout, of Elsmore, was in
town Friday ard called.
Messrs. Chatfield, Rutledge and
Thornton called Tuesday.
Mrs. J. c. Murray, of Nevada, Mo-,
is visiting friends in lola at present.
Mr.. Benz. Keyser called and sub
scribed for the REGISTER Wednesday.
J. NJ. Spangler, editor of the Toronto
Times, was in the city Saturday last.
w. H. Slavens, editor of the Yates
Center Neacs, was in town last Friday.
Mr.. J. r. Crigler has been quite
sick for week or so but is now able to
be around.
Mr.. Jones, a liveryman from Fort
Scott, was stopping at lola few days
this week.
Chas. NJ. Richards come up from
Parsons last Friday to visit his rela-
tives at lola.
Mr.. G. NJ. Brown returned last week
from two weeks visit to old friends
in New York.
A. Gillette, prominent lawyer of
Emporia, was attending District Court
at lola, Tuesday.
Henry Smith, now running livery
stable at Yates Center was over to see
his family Wednesday.
Y Mr.. Bird Keller has purchased five
acres of timber adjoining his present
location, from Mr.. Thomas.
Messrs. p. r. Mcclure and J. r.
Berry, two of Geneva's substantial
and honored citizens called Monday
last.
Mr.. Cole, of Hillsdale, Ind, a broth
er of Mrs. r. 3. Stevenson, who has
been making visit to his relatives ut
at this place, returns home this week.
L. B. Roach starts for Rockford, ILL.,,
next Monday, and before he returns,
will make visit to his old home at
Osceola, Iowa, where his father is liv-
ing.
The REGISTER was favored by calls
from the following gentlemen last Sat
urday: J. Ii. Thomas and John How
ard. of Geneva; c. III. Ti5betts, r. j.
Leek, Oscar Ceirses, A. Shafer, I'll. L.
Reagan, Ashley Bliss and y. \.
Tinker, of lola.
The Iola register., 1882-01-06

Nov that the rush of holiday enter
tainments are past our people can pre-
pare for a rich treat the 24th inst, at
which time Miss Laura E. Dainty ap
pears for the FIRST time before an lola
audience. Her reputation is national
and wherever she has been crowded
houses have been the rule. She has
given entertainments in all the larger
cities of the United States.
The Iola register., 1882-01-06

The festival entertainment given by
the M. E. Church at the Opera House
Saturday night was we'll attended
and in every respect was considered a
success. Columbia receiving the hon.
age of the States was well presented
but the effect was marred by the char
acters speaking in too low a voice to
be heard throughout the hall. The
oysters and supper were first-class.
The Iola register., 1882-01-06
lola Literary Union.

Programme for January 9th, 1882.
Music.
Select Exercise.-T. S. Slower.
Lecture.-Dr. DeMoss.
Music.
Oration.-J. H. Fisher.
Debate.-Resolred, That the tend
ency of the human race is upward
from barbarism to civilization, not
from civilization to barharism. Aft,
r. B.:.Whitaker; neg, J. w. Scott.
Music.
Recitation.-MissE Ella Cowan.
.Address.-W. G.. Mcdonald.
Programme for Friday evening, JAN
uary 13, 1882:
Music.
Address-W. G. Allison.
Dramatic and Reading-Mrs. =. a.
Casnire.
Music.
Debate-Atfirmati r. Fl. knight;
negative, w. :. Lewis. Question ::
Resoiucd, That the interests OF Eng
land require the Independence OF Ire
land.
Music.
Declamation7Percy Harris.
OratiOu-A. e. Scott.
Elective EXercise-P. II. Harris.
Music.
The Iola register., 1882-01-06

The indications are that freights on
the new railroad will be very low.
Messrs. Hubbard & Walker shipped a
car load of lumber from lola and the
charges were SIS. If they had had it
hauled, they would have had to pay
about 90 for the same amount Of
lumber, besides the delay. Who says
that a railroad is not good thing
Yates Center Nel0S. e
The Iola register., 1882-01-06
In conversation with a Common

In conversation with a Common
,DeaHh reporter yesterday. a gentle
man who is thoroughly posted in the
affairs of the Nebraska, Topeka, lola
& Memphis road, and interested in
them, said that as soon as spring opens
that road will be pushed as
rapidly as men and money can do it
in all probability. He favors letting
the grading in contracts of twenty
miles each. Eis judgment is that the
road will reaeh Topeka by Sept. 1st.-
YODeE0 Commonwealth.
The Iola register., 1882-01-06

But very little business of general
interest was transacted by the county
commissioners last Monday, that day
being occupied by auditing bills.
Tuesday, the county line road between
Allen and Anderson counties in Ge-
neva township. Erroneous tax was
refunded to Mr.. Sneeringer, Of Hum
boldt, and the city tax upon Waters &
Thayer elevator mills.
The Iola register., 1882-01-06

Wednesday morning when our clerk
of the court took the ashes out of his
office stove, he carefully carried them
out and as usual threw them out from
the head of the rear stair
way. When he cleaned out Judge
.Talcott's buggy, which was standing
beneath, he made up his mind to here
after look before he threw them out.
The Iola register., 1882-01-06

A much needed improvement is be-
ing made at the depot of the X. G., l..
& S. Railroad by cutting down the
platform SO that 1t is level with the
car steps. Heretofore good jump
was necessary to reach the platform
safely. We are informed that it is be-
ing done..all..along the line.
The Iola register., 1882-01-06

In the case of the State VS.. Phoebe
Daniels and the young man charged
as accomplice, the principal witnesses
being absent the State could not make
a case. The jury returned verdict OF
not guilty and the parties sIe free. 1t
should be a life long lesson.
The Iola register., 1882-01-06

Mr.. G. r. .CaDatsey died at his resi-
dence, a few miles south Of lola, last
Friday morning after an illness Of sew
eral weeks. The funeral services were
conducted by Rev. T. C.. Coffey. Mr..
C. was generally respected as sub
stantial and first-class citizen.
The Iola register., 1882-01-06
OFFICIAL PAPER OF COUNTY
FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1882.

Tuesday, Dec. 2G, 1881, at the resi-
! dence of w. J. Coulter, in Chanute,
Mr.. w. B. Parsons and Miss NJ. J.
Coulter were married by Rev. J. H.
Bright. The Chanute Times publish
es list of valuable presents received
by the happy couple.
The Iola register., 1882-01-06

The columns Of this paper have al
ways and will be open to proper COM
munications upon any subject. We
are not and do not propose
to become the champion of any pecu-
liar faith, law or movement,-buJ a
perfectly fair position upon all ques-
,tions is our standpoint. If you have
anything to say-say it.
The Iola register., 1882-01-06
Bronson Items.

Jan. 4.-Protracted meeting al
Wright's Chapel has closed.
Sunday-school was organized at p
m. on last Sunday at the B,onsor
school house. The following officers
were elected: Mr.. Requa, supt.; Miss
r. Daughters, assist. sup't.; Mr.. AL
fred Ford, secretary Miss Katie
Chambers, assist. secretary; Mr.. P
Wright, treasurer Miss Maggie
Chambers, librarian.
Protracted meeting by the Free
Metkodists began at Limestone school
house this week.
Sunday-school will be organized at
Wright's Chapel Oh next Sunday
morning at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corn have left our vi
cinity and moved away to their new
home this side of lola.
Mr.. Alfred Martin has sold his place
and will build at Bronson.
One of our most worthy citizens,
Mr.. G. H. Requa, some time ago Offer
ed prize of S1.00 to the pupils of Miss
r. Daughters school for the greatest
number of words that can be construct
ed from the word Amplitude, without
using proper names, obsolete words, or
duplicating letters in word. The Of
fer was good until January 1st. 1882.
The pupils tried fro it but Miss Lizzie
Daughters won it, as she constructed
17S words.
Two of Mrs. Requa's sisters, Mrs.
Rob, of Muscogin, Indian Territory,
and Mrs. Redfield, of Ft. Scott, were
visiting her last week. AUNTIE.
The Iola register., 1882-01-06
Letter List.

List Of letters remaining in the post
office at lola, Kansas, Jan. 6, 1852.
Bailey, James Lewis, C
Beckwith, Lizzie Lawson, Sarah a
Beckwith, Chas Mcclure, B
Elliott, F McGetrick, M
Ferguson, Minnie Miller, Henry
Graves, Chas Reynolds, WN
Grady, James NJ Simmonds, Abigail
Harris, CA Sinnamon, Mrs H
Jones, l. b Seaburn, John
Keifer, Miss Milla Tibbetts, Miss A
Lewis, Crawford Williams, Mrs NJ
Persons calling for these letters
please say advertised"
G.. NJ. SIMPSON, p. NJ.
The Iola register., 1882-01-06

There have been fourteen serious
railroad accidents during the year,
and the number of persons killed in
this way amounts to more. thar J., 900.
The Iola register., 1882-01-06

Russell, the murderer of Johnny
Smarr, at Kansas City committed sui
eide in the county jail OF Sunday.
The Iola register., 1882-01-06
Just Received.

A new and elegant assortment of
wall paper at Scott's.
The Iola register., 1882-01-06
Notice.

Two good brick moulders wanted e
spring work. L. JONES
The Iola register., 1882-01-06

lola Public school.
Report of the oral examinations Of
the lola Public Schools, Dec 10Th to
23d inclusive.
The Iola register., 1882-01-06
lola MARKETS.

[Corrected Thursday noon Of each week.
Buying prices on produce and selling prices on
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
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PERsONAL NEWS.
Whereabouts and Movements of Some
Prominent People.

Whereabouts and Movements of Some
Prominent People.
Dr. Talmage lectures at Washington, Pa,
this evening.
Bob Burdette is TO lecture ut steubcnville
next Monday night.
Sheriff Charlie Smith, of Parkersburg, was
in the city yesterday on business.
|. Misses Bessie Macdonald and Ida Black,
OF Burton, are visiting friends at Leather.
wood.
Mrs NJ. CofFay Of the Eighth ward, has a
pleasant guest III the person OF Miss Kate
Dorsey.
Miss Ada Drake, of this city, is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Lindsey, in the surbuEbs Of
Moundsvillc.
Mr.. Archie Hupp is confined to his room
by the typhoid fever, fact his friends will
regret 10 learn.
Mr.. al. L. Ward, OF the Belmont Glass
Works, BelIaire, o., was in the city last even
ing on business.
Deputy United States Marshal Kennedy
left for Parkersburg and CIarksburg ON OH.
ciat business Yesterday.
Gen. Robt. White left yesterday for Tyler
county, to'Hssist in securing the right of way
80 t"% ~ . a. ~ '4t'iUd9 tLEDHSH Tue ilIitlS
in that county.
The friends of Mrs. Emma c. McConyille
daughter Of William ELLIOTT in this city,
will be panied to hear Of her death at the re-
ssidence Of her father in steubenville, on
Monday last,
Gov. Jackson aud wife, and President
Summers, Of the Senate were passengers on
the Andes yesterday, the former going to
Parkersburg on visit and the latter home
10 Charleston.
Prof. II. C. Shepherd, Principal of the
Fifth ward schools, yesterday removed his
family from New Cumberland, their former
home, to the Seventh ward OF this city, They
will reside on Virginia street, near the Sus-
pension bridge.
The Rev. S. y. Barnitz delivered a farewell
address TO the faculty and students OF the
Wheeling Female College yesterday morn
Ing. All present spoke Of ii as highly inter
esting. No where will this christian clergy.
man and gentleman be so much missed as at
the Wheeling Female College.
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sP'"s ",ee''Ns VI Wv "eat virginia
ExpOslnon and STATE FAR Association bids
fair to prove a nOtable event In the turf An.
mis- Of 1859 Tic H,arJ NJ nt,oc,o,. ,,o, =,
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~, He Ill t,IIn touse Ms evening ahI arranged
J nv lo,iiTSmIuK plusI9lc, Whleh Wlll I'M
wsII Ss ~. I1s sI a "sxs 20 at Hofsetheh as
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,rot SSn d. 49, S Sa' gu S nsS' race
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All .n,ri.s wjII riH.a Ma,, .i-,I N'' Pu'So'
'rks rnnnfr, sscn viii ~, to-, I,o.,.,. =,
three. iii lie 6th"r. ,ii Lo ,I,.o n.Ss w vi
In Mi raccs fonr SnrssS ,",t ha vut " 'Ee;
three tart Anv horse diS,rnc;nn ,I,o S %.i
ar Snv mart thrrcof will SniS ~, II oa w " n,,a
money. This last rule Was nioniei Inst rigLt
nj Nj, H.. ,ILa.aj y, a. lust HIS"'
The ahoTe ngoeyao W. ,r,s ,,o,.,,oJ H..
Secretary TiRIle Win WSs o,sj,,eJ IN n.O,a ~
Ing itby Mr. Eody Patterson ~ pii,IIhn sph
one n The ,rnst ibornn,b Lnr.or,o,' T., T.,
country. who Il stronrIv NJ IL" on;rt, II, ,t t,
0nr Jnns meeting with ono NJ ,%o Js, .,.S,
on the circuit, The nrnSranms was Srr -S
cnrrf,iIv snns IN d5aW grst ci0ss ha..o,.s W.
for instnncc the STs, day tSs b "T,ssS oaS
comDete iur Inc SJ00 nuTs. nTsred .So S.JG
Clsst then have two dnvs ~ rsst ' nNd ~ w.
ready for lhe 500 nurSS froS Tor vi az" an Say
urday. We may sxnect IN .cc ,Lo - trocL
crowded with Divers aS "a GoO IN ,s" U ;,"vS
can moi fail In draw esneciaIIv ~ ,So 5atas
suit nil and do moi interiere IN iho ta"st viii VIII
other biz meetinps. '''N '''''' "'''
The Ii;entlemeIis Tint, m E,;Jov v;lI h.
ouitea feature M horse. viii ha III v vii w W
enter excent those owned IN nj Sbin O O",,,S ~
and which have n.v"r tro,t"l rnr SoHMS'
Here will be a chance for Tie Sh,nNSU e.
show oil their fancy road ,teEs aod - "a t,,os,
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ALSO o'clock this morning An alarm was
sent in from box IS, TO which the department
responded with commondabtS promptncss.
The fire was located la the alley between
Twenty-6rst and Twcnty,second streets,
being tie bakery establishment Of
John Grade. The building dc,
stroyed was frame structure, but was Of
no considerable value. The discovery Of the
fire in its early stage was perhaps oppor-
tunO, rs the surrounding buildings were
OF frame Structure, and a disastrous conAa-
grafton might have ensped. The cause Of
the fire was supposed to be accidental. The
loss will probably amount to 500.
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sEAsoNAULE STATEMENTS
Concerning a Multitude OF Matters OF
Minor Moment.

THIS weather is lust little too intense.
BulLpERs report boom in their business.
Bio market in tue Second ward this morn
ing.
sGlLs' circus will visit Wheeling the fourth
Of May.
"GAnDES truck" is getting cheaper and
more abundant.
BESwooD INDUCED in its first municipal
election yesterday. .
THE spring like weather We have had, has
doomed trade along in lively manner.
BLESSED be the man that owns Il street hose
and uses it these hot, dusty, windy days.
Mn. OSBORNE reports lively demand for
roonts at the MI. BelleView hotel this season.
The space left by the laying Of the big
water main on Market street is being repaved
Time.
TIE State Fair grounds will not be recog.
mixed ut tue next fair, they will be so I'M.
proved.
FSuSa time has come and the gamin are
to be seen ir1ustriOUsly employed digging
'wOrms for bait
FHHINe tackle In the windows OF dealers
and hand organs on the streets proclaim that
spring hAs arrived.
TnE State Fair directors have already 70.
cGiVed several applications from parties dc.
string to use the grounds for picnics, etc.
WoREvEN were engaged yesterday in lay.
ing plank between the Hempfeld tracks on
Sixteenth street. They were needed badly
enough.
Az elegant portrait Of n child in a massive
gilt frame, fell from the fourth story Of the
Mcclure House last evening, aud broke 10
pieces oil the sidewalk.
jonS HAYMoxu, while Engaged yesterday
in working at the Top Mill parry. had his left
hand 50 badly mashed as to ncccSsitate the
amputation OF two fingers,
CoLORKn society circles are busy discussing
scandal in which the names OF Young
lady and former pastor Of one Of the
churches who vas u jealous worker, are nen-
toned.
TuE sChmulbaCh Brewing Co., yesterday
presented TO the saloon men handsome out.
side tin sign. The color is black with gold
. lettering, and the signs make u very snowy
appearance.
THE Commissioner Of Internal Reycuucltas
informed Collector DuVal that II the proposed
iilty per cent reduction in special or license
taxes shall be made at all by Congress, 1t will
not take effect before May, ISS3.
OK Monday Michael Donley, Of Marke,
street, was badly bruised by one OF the large
wrehehes used In shifting the sections OF tie
thlrty.inch water main, which slipped It's
hold, and struck him on the leg, bruising
&c badly for It's entire length.
FoE oncG In this county's history our
granger friends are without thu slightest
grounds upon which TO get up a single
s'RroWl,n The prospects for a splendid yield
y 80 aVf,nl1Ant and tka nntl,nr ~ N
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Nj George \. AsAeehen has removed his
grocery 70 1906 Market street, and nov ha.
an establishment which CaX not only supply
every conceiveable want Of family in ea,i,
btcS, from tropical fruits to a barrel OF lIonr.
out WHICH II is pleasure 10 visit, so nicely
are all the articles kept The line Of rnStis
kept by Mr. McAIeChen would tempt any
Cpicure. lie makes speciality Of Inc iancv
groceries and goods OF Tive famous nom. n
u q +. X, ThpTbeF Of New York. ali al
whose gods are yarTgntsi. HouseholdeSs
should pay him visit, and II they do viii
repeat II at frequent intervals. f'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-05

TO MILLISERS AND MERCHANTS
We calf attention 10 the arrival of our
Second Stock OF Millinery, which We
guarantee to excel anything ever before
exhibited. Opening Friday and satur.
day. A. l.. RICE u co.
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The symptoms of itching piles are moist.
ure, like Precipitation, intense itching most
ut night stems Us il pin worms were crawling
in or about the fectum. The more YOU
scratch the worse they itch; very distressing.
The private parts are often affected. Dr..
Swayne's Ointment is the most effective rem.
ediy eXtant for this .tormenting complaint.
Gives rest At night without the desire to
scratch also has no equal in quickly eradi,
bers' itch, pimples, all scaly, CruS,y, itchy
skin eruptions, Here is the proof. "Cef.
tainly the best remedy ever used in my prac.
tice."-Dr. Cotton, Woodstock, Vt. 'sfrou.
bled with itching piles for over twenty years,
j cured' me completely. IL s. MeSSeF, En-.
field, Ne. Sent for fifty cents lin three.cent
stampSE three boxes, 81 o. BY DR., Swayne
< Son, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold BY all drug.
Sists in Wheeling and elsewhere. MwT&w
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SUBSCRIBERS intending TO change
their residences the first OF the month,
viii confer favor, md secure the prompt
delivery Of their papers by sending their
new addresses to this Office as early rs
possible.
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TAKE little annoyanccS out Of the way. II
you are suffering with Cough or Cold, use
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup at once. This old
and reliable remedy will never disappoint
you. All Druggists sell 1t for Is cents bot.
tie.
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INV YORK, lEpIIl s.-CottOn quiet al II Lila
!? b'lGe. Flour firm; receipts lS695 barrels; OK.
ports 800 barrels supeTline western and Stats
.Oh 81 common 10 good q sSaS %: EEod Ia
phoice = iQAO 20: white wheat extra 81 lIS9 N.
eSila ONO y 9Ias " y. Louis pjA9 o. Mime.
loHer; receipts 1900 bushels; export, 500 bIiSS.
els No, spring q 80: Tngfadei red 81 la n.
No. rcd d u delivered; No. Ard q t2Itai a.;
new; u 431$Al t9k old; gngnded white 81 sSai III
No. do, tales $500 bushels, ~ q 81 nj 4t M q
Fsa APrli sales 1900 bpihelst tlOlrg a. Il 4sjf:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-05
OPENING.

Spring and Summer Pattern Hats aud
BOnnetS, on Friday and Saturday Of this
week, 10 which We extend IL general In.
IltatlOn. A. l.. RICE L. co.