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National Republican., 1882-11-22
AIabnrna RepublIcans.

AT a meeting Of the Alabama Republican Asso-
citation, held Tuesday evening, committee was
appointed to wait on the President In relation 10
Alabama matters. Hon. Paul Strobach was in-
dorsed for marshal. and resolution also passed
asking the retention of Hon. j. 4. Rapier Us col
lector of Internal revenue at Montgomery. Tie
meeting was fully attended and its action was
most ha oIiious
National Republican., 1882-11-22
West virginia Republican A.sociation.

At full meeting of the West Virginia Repub-
lcan Association Tuesday night, at which Major
Theophilus Gaines presided in his usual graceful
manner, and George A. Huntington acted as sec
retary, the matter of rendering reception to
General Gof was discussed, and the following
tain ]. NJ. Pipes, John A. Heryey, General James
N. Ewing. Hon. Charles Davies, Richard Burke,
Colonel L. W. g. Moore, and Charles Murphy.
Hon. Charles Scott. of Parkersburg, made some
very interesting remarks regarding West Virgin
las representation at the Garfield Monument Fair,
after which the association adjourned. =
National Republican., 1882-11-22
Ought 10 Isottle IL.

A man in Washington County, this State, who
had been cripple for years, claims that while be-
hind his barn he heard voice bidding him arise
and walk, and he arose and WIS Immediately
cured. We don't doubt the story, but IL is strange
the man didn't bottle the voice aud sell IL at big
price as q "sure cure" for rheumatism. Norris
lolru Herald
National Republican., 1882-11-22
A Railroad In GeOrgetOwn.

petition is being numerously sigued by busi-
ness men of Georgetown requesting the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad Company 10 extend their
roa into that part OF the city, reasonable hope
having been held out that the company would do
SO should the citizens desire it. This connection
will prove of immense benefit to Georgetown, and
as all of the merchants strongly in favor of 1t,
it is to be hoped that the company will find it to
their advantage and push the work ahead at once.
National Republican., 1882-11-22
HOLIDAY GOCns.

Our stock Of Diamond Lace lHls Finger ad Err
1Hngs, Fine Gold Jewslry, AmcriCAn Matches Ster-
ling silyerwar IN eat variety, Plata Tea fttA.
Baskets, Bowls, 70 Pitchers, BullfF DisLos. tastoTs
Table Gallery Joeepn Rogers \ soas sheffield r. iry
Table Cnuery 81 d sclssors, fren5h q Clcats, Opera
was never sc compgtc, when Ne cal Vltle apentiou
Of purchasers, us ihny vi ud oe- Ptce. Lsw. .ri
nAREiS & Bi, Affh-
mrl6-u No. LA Penn. ylyALik ANenucA
National Republican., 1882-11-22
Frightened by Bears,

The residents OF the county, near Tennally-
town, are much alarmed on account OF the stray
ing about their neighborhood of two large bears,
supposed to have escaped from the party oil
gypsies who have been travelling through this
vicinity for some time. They have been seen re-
Gently by several parties in the neighborhood of
Murdock's Mill, about one mile from Tennally
.
National Republican., 1882-11-22
New YorIt's city OniciaIs.

Go East, young man, and buy gin-mill. The
newly elected county clerk of New York and
twelve aldermen are, or lately were, keepers OF
drinking saloons.-COurier-J Journal, Dem.
And every mothers sou of them is a Democrat
National Republican., 1882-11-22
AReyisinn 1Ynnted.

The pharisees and hypocrltes, who. while claim
ing to be Republicans, Christians, and tempera nee
men, voted against General Beaver, who is an ex-
empiary Christian aud thorough temperance
man, should revise their morals to agree with
tn cir practices. .-Hdrrisburg Telegraph
National Republican., 1882-11-22

WANTED-Rnoms.

rTNHREE OR FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS.
IL northwest section, suitable for light housekeep-
ing. Address B.. Republican Office. no22-3t'
yNANTED-THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS
w for housekeeping or small house. rent must be
moderate; references given and required. Address
4. N. B., Republican Office. no22-3t+
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND
w child two communicating rooms one furnished
ms bedroom. the other unlurn shed; state location
and rent Address G., W. and u, Republican Office.
no20-6tA I
National Republican., 1882-11-22

The WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, with its full
amount ofinteresting reading matter, will
be issued tomorrow. Copies in wrappers
ready for mailing may be had at the busi-
ness office.
National Republican., 1882-11-22
WASHINGTON. D. O., NOVEMBER %, 1882,
Population Of the National Capital. 10000.

Amusement. Tonight.
NAT1oNAL THEATEn--"Th World"
FoRD's OPERA HousE-wilbur Opera Company.
THrATRE CoMavR--variety Entertainment.
National Republican., 1882-11-22
ITsTABLlsHED l'as
JOHN McEERMOTT & BROS.

CARRINuE MANuFACrU Rls4s5,
(Steam used, $40 Pennsylvania avenee near Third
street west, Washington, II. G.. Carriages and uat-
ness received on storage and sole on commission
Carriages repslrsj. talt
National Republican., 1882-11-22
New !. thc r,,,,. 4. .,,,,...u,.

me prfce orTHE NATIONAL RrPup1rcAS bv ,,au
tiof NE counter 10 rHRrH crNrs for single COPY;
nro tcooks. TwENTY-FIvH CENT?; one month F1FTY
cKNTE t'co tnonths, orE DoLtAR; nrce months, oNH
DOLLAR AND HALF; str months THREE DoLLARs
oneyedr, SIX poLnhRs, postage prepaid bv he pub
hshers
ms dsitrc+sA Urshfnoton and the ,uoESs ov car
yTfrs nt the sdne rates.
There fs no better time fn hepre,etto sibscrtbe FOR
de itpeites er0hfe n,td ben nscspaper puoi,hed at
htNahondi cuDifal Send copfes 10 rour friends
National Republican., 1882-11-22
TURKISH BATHS.
MEDICAL.
YOUNG NTEN.

Ifyou have failed to receive proper Treatment In
cnses of Heart Disease, Adn Complaint. Nervou,
Debility, Impotency, Premat re Decay, Weakness
Dyspepsia, Nervous Exciiablty, a., send two
stamps for our new book.
THE LAWS OF LIFE AND HEALTH
Address secretary Medical and surgical Institute
I47 East Fifteenth street. New York. ja7-Iy
CNURE CURE FOR MALARI., CAROLINA
- TOLU TONIC. -t'ure care for Dyspepsia In nil
lis stages also for Coughs Colds Bronchfts Aithma
and all diseases of the Throat Rad Lungs and tho ou
remedy That Is beneficial Ia Iridral climates Thfs
is q preparation Of liALSAM OF TOLu ROCK
CANDY, MAGNESIA, and other med 'cinnls bene-
fetal In the above d. Pees the bass be- w the prres
Hice and Rye WhlJkes, hhrr'ieis aud very pleasant
to take Try H. F1. sale b. drygs's and eru oerS
at 81 per quart bottle Thotrade Supplied at liberal
BARBOUR & HAMILTON add FRAc3E HUME,
wholesale grocers sole ~ nts 10 this clay. Henry
BischOfr & Co., New York ,nl CHARLESTON, s. O.. sole
manufacturers and proprleiOrs. de2i-iy
National Republican., 1882-11-22

TNRENCH LESsoNs.-MADAAIE LEPRINCE,
N nom Paris. will give Conversational Lessons In
French, al her own and pupils resldeneeG also open
evening classes. Prices moderate Call ner o'clock
At No. 1928 street northwest npE&u
National Republican., 1882-11-22

ne tsstte Of rTHE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
commenced on Thursday, January g. 1882 ma a hand
some double sheet oref0M pages dndrrv-,ts columns
Heontdtns he nees nom all pdrti or ne worId and v
specially atsrentno as contdintlD Gs procssdtnos OF
0e Erecuefuc Legislative, and Judicial bronoes or ne
Government Including ths abpointnents promotions,
afffg'ne'ts, and di,Hissos IN all Departments OF Gov
errtneu service. contains nl report Of army and
adrpmouer,cnts and ordera n includes az a special
fdtise ne political, psfqono ana social and
eiofvoosstp Of Re Nations cbpitaL
IN thort q Is he eeH and only ueekly paper m
dtfod otrtno m addition to iu general ie,c, IRON,
aIpdrts Of nc icortd complete photograph Of tpe.
sotnof, ana proceedings at the cuptai Of e Nation.
qermsi bf''0to copies. 6rn DOLLAR AND F1yrY
CENTS oer pear; ten coptes 20 one dddrcs ONE
DOLLAR per copy Rostage prspdid by I.e pvblisasra
Sample copies Toe. tifa- ...
Noao "a 1ie tfms to s,bserfba .....
National Republican., 1882-11-22

TNoR SALE VERY CHEAP -PATENroFFICE
IL reports (mechancal) from 1S47 10 1871 inclusive,
comprising IS volumes. AT bookstore, No. 1903 Sew
enth street northwesL no2O-3t*
TNo CATERERS-WE HAVE A VERY DEsIR-
IL able property Ia the northwest, admirably
adaptedfof firstclass catering establishment; fne
apartments and well furnished. JOHN SHERMAN
q CO.. 91 street northwest oe2otf
Il IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
IL ON Time D6posita United States Bonds bought
and sold at market rates; COLLECTIONS made every
AylVAniA avenue mA2sN
National Republican., 1882-11-22
FOR SALE-LOts.


NOR SALE I.-l tL5.l-
Il TWO DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS,
each 32 feet 'front.' the terrace on the north side
of Rhode Island avenue. east of Connecticut avenue
The location is one of the best in the District.
A BARGAIN IN LOTS
New Hampshire avenue, near Dupont Circle
Avenue now being concreted. ... f.s'
Also on Sixteenth street, near Scott statue.
s HANDSOME NEW DWELLING.
and other choice lots in the northwestern section
... t. .ara WIN. r. YOUNG, 4,
tlaaA ASo ,,t-.a
National Republican., 1882-11-22
CHIROPODISTS.
CHIROPODISTS.
j. j. GEORGES,
ARTIST BooTMAKER AND cHIRoPoDIsT,
nerof sixth and Cstrccts,
Under National Hotel
No more oorns after the first treatment.

No more Corns nfter the Inst treatment, se4d
JTSEFUL FEET PROMOTE HEALTH AND
L longevity, and Dr. WHITES hfteen y--.Is' pract;
cal experience throughout tie United states and
CanaiaB, and twenty-one consecutive years OF sue
cessfu practice IN Wellington, ID. G., enables re-
ousite Treatment for Hard pud Soft Corns Bunious,
Club and Inverted Nails. frost Bite ChilbinIs, Vas
oular ENcresencss and o.ner complaints of tue feet
avenue, opposite Millard's iotl, IS patroni2ed by
(Sundeys. 10 N. TO p, ln.) Cice iee 81 per visit
$3.50
National Republican., 1882-11-22

INOR SALE-oN TERMS TO SUIT PURCHAS-
II ers-About 20 beautiful building lots on and
Church Each lot OH X street Is IS feet front and 80
feet deep; sewerage. gas, water and shade trees;
Printing Office and s!rect Str, cars 'Tor plats price
no4im l.. NJ. SAUNDERS, ilo3 F street,
National Republican., 1882-11-22
WANTED-HOuses.

WTANTED-SMALL HOUSE. OR -FOUR OR
w five uDfurnished rooms: northwest preferred.
Address, with particulars, G. NJ. r., Republican
Office .' no .23t*
National Republican., 1882-11-22
FOR RENT-Houses

~.
TiNoR RENT-2wEIL IoCkTED AND NEATLY
u Furnished house, in whole pnrt 70 q sn,al
mmlly on reasonable terms. fALBbhT f' fOS;.SSo On
go f street northwest nOEf%N
'JNoR RENT-A NICE NEW HOUSE, SEVEN
~ rooms aud cellar two miles north OF city; 70
careful and responsible party, very low for the winter
west. no2l.alt
ENoR RIsNT-DwELLING PART OF HOUSE
I s4 Ninth street northwesti $50 per month ~ ad-
II nished house; new n1rniture; thoroughly cleaned
and repaired red three bath rooms; stable. Call or on
corner Third aud East Capitol streets, po2o-Stf
EoR RENT-No. 725 FIRST STREET NORTH
wes., Ifr9omsi ~ m9derh 3 imProvsinens with
month. DANENHoWER d. son, i22G street.
EoR RENT.72s sEvENTEENTH STREET
northwest, 10 rooms ana stable, 800; 1887, 1879
is5i 1 street eel in,q}T1thwesi looms bath and cellar
JT,oR RENr-BY OCCUPANT. TO RESPONSE
IL bic parties, house (unfurnished) suitable for
q1ire WtRin 7sl 4 or t rs Ninth @ Street northwest
hozVSt-
NOR RENT-FURNTsHED HOUSE, NEW, ALL
month FOR wneT Or rs BY year H.
SON, SIS Seventh street. no6-lm
FOR RENr
-.. HINGLEsIDE.r
most attractive and desirable suburban place
near Washington City, being on sixteenth street
tended half miles north of the Presidents
Mansion. Consists Of sixty acres of lawn and wood.
mansion Containing eighteen rooms, conservatory,
bathroom. and gas and water pipes throughout.
Apply 10 ,,-x,
go Louisiana avenue,
REGINALD FENDALII
a26Four.and-a-half street northwest,
se21-f Trustees
JE,oR RENT-BY B. IL WARNER,
s,si5,h h g w.,sicoe, 9Ss 9 2S;h & St n w. y u g
1905 . W. .... Is % "a Mass ayen W.. esS
i7g1 islh st w....- 50 70 esi I'd stse...r.. 800
1901 VI ave.. ~. % 90 shop e2s St w.. 100 %
Ills sin st w.... 5S % SIS Pa e... 10 %
800 25th M St n Y g 2Ss ds m m $, $, lsSS @
Our Weekly Rent List published every Monday
morning, contains complete schedule of our Houses,
sG how
seen Property for sale & N az parts Of the city
mra B. II. WARMER s1s street.
TF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL, RENT, OR
Trade City or Country Property. come and SEQ the
f. NAM m ses afis s. chsSs
Hotel corner Third street and Pennsylvsnia eyenre
FOR SALE-Houses.
I1oR SALE -EIoHr-RooM FRAME HOUSE,
street east; price. sz5oo BY 4, D. RUFFIN Ls DRIFT
EoR sALE-FIvE BEAUTIFUL ll-RooM
ho seo ne Of Ct o eaS
Number Of small houses on Capitol Hill and the
small payments. By r. d. RUFFIN, lie Droit Build
ing. -.-.. IL 3. .-...- 49, no2O-3tr
National Republican., 1882-11-22
FOR Observation-Disclosures Rooms

rJNo RENT TO APPROVED PARTiES-TWo
l. superb unfurnlshtd rooms, in second story, with
every convenience attached Apply at Nc. I.2s Eley
enth street northwest noes-3tt
NOR .RENT-l338 Q SrREET-TWO UNFUR-
Il nished parlors and hail room first floor: I g.
board convenient. po2l-2t*
IToR RENT DESIRABLE OFFICE AND BUSI-
Il ness rooms In our building No. 1929 + street
northwest TYLER i RUTHERFORD. nolG-6t%
National Republican., 1882-11-22

FINE RESIDENCE.
NORTHWEST SECTION
The elegant new house, No. 144 Rhode Island ave.
nue. near the homes OF Senators Cameron, Window.
Pendletons Robeson nnd ex-SecTetary hunt Lot,
241lsy TO 3o.foot paved alley. House built entire
width of lot, basement three Stories attic and four
story back building erected for especial use Of owner
(naval officer, whose orders take him elsewhere),
constructed of very best material by skilled mo
chanics. The interior finished In natural woods and
subdividcd into beautiful rooms, conveniently ar
ranged; plumbing and beating apparatus Of the very
finish. South front, Germantown stone foundation;
street parked and paved. M
This Is the best built and most desirable entirely
new residence for sale in the city. sI
For price, TERMS and permit to inspect the premises
apply to Fza- ~ j. v. N. HUYCK.
No. 1905 Pennsylvania avenue,
Opp north entrance u. s. Treasury building.
Or address p. o. box I2S - - se20-tf
National Republican., 1882-11-22
MONEY TO LOAF
BUSINESS CHANCES.

Mooney TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT THF
lNl lowest rntes DANENHOWEh q SON, 1920 l.
street northwest. nol3-tf
National Republican., 1882-11-22
Observation-Disclosures.

yXTANTED - A FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS
wv will secure nteIe tin substantial business whose
profits equal amount invested every month; stock in
hand full security for capital business easily learned
and stands first In the mercantile list producers of
rich men Il is suitable for elderly any gentleman
seeking light Office employment this is the opportu
nifty of lifetime Tor gentleman desiring safe and
respectable business. Particulars only on personal
interview and TO those only who mean square, honest
business Address f. W., Republican Office. no22-St*
DARTY HAVING PUG GYP TO USE FOR
i breeding communicate with owner of fine
Willoughby pug dog by addressing Y. b., Republican
Office. no22-2t<
National Republican., 1882-11-22

NOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-oNE BALTI-
II more Jaeger, so; one spring-wagOn, $40: one
bar buggy, Sos six good horses from Vtrglniel one
wagons Of ali descriptions The most fashionable
tnrnouts in the city Tor hire a the cheapest rates
west oci7
National Republican., 1882-11-22
LOST AND FOUND.

7 osT-oN SUNDAY NIGHT, SKYE TIR-
rer dog in the northwestern part OF the clty had
on nickeplated collar answers TO the name of Punch
avenue northwest. DOUGLASS ALLISON. no20-at$
National Republican., 1882-11-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

Monday neNt-Only Farmers Daughter.
Monday next-Only n Farmers Daughter
Monuhy next-Only q Farmers Daughter.
Monday neNt-Only "A Fsrmpria Hauoi,tar
National Republican., 1882-11-22

wv ELLIS BoRED FROM EIGHTEEN TO
w thirty inches in diameter, and tuhed with wood
or terra Gotta pipe For terms address B. HUM
PHREy, s25 b street southeast, no2i-St~
VXTANTED-A FEW YOUNG CENT? EMEN
w and ladies TO Join morning class Just formed;
mathematics specially. Address MISS BALCi, 1129
Tenth street northwest noe0 3t*
NTANTED-s -si00-TwO GENTLEMEN WHOSE
w incomes aggregate s3o0l Will give per cent Tor
accommodation. and give frstclass references. Ad-
dress NJ. O., Republican Office. nol7.6t+
yXTANTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN L
w Beall. Room 4, it50 New York avenue Is q Com
missioner of Deeds for every State and Territory,
United States Commissioner Examiner, and Notary
Public: always in Office from a m. to5p m. ap0ly
National Republican., 1882-11-22
BOARDING.

WY TANTED- -GOOD TABLE BOARD IN THE
w vicinity OF Eighteenth and streets. Comlnu-
nications unaccompanied with terms and location
viii not be noticed Address Box pa City Post-O Ohice
nO22-Na
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-04-21

y
We, the undersigned, hereby offer the
the lola High school, for the best Ora
ton, the best Essay, the best Address,
the best Recitation, and the best De
bate, to be delivered before q public
audience at the lola Opera House.
The contest to be between the End and
lst Grades, and the Junior and Middle
Grades. In addition prize II also
offered to the best scholar Of each
grade, and to the Junior Grade that
stand the best ct . public Oral Exami-
nation, and to the best scholar Of each
class.
PRIZES.
First and Second Grades.
Grafton. Life and Speeches Of
Thomas Jefferson.
Address.-Vanity Fair.
Essay.-Esop's Fables.
Recitation.-Campbell's Poems.
Debate.-Arabian Nights and Don
Quixote.
Junior and Middle Grades.
Grafton. - Life and Speeches Of
Henry Clay.
Address.-Byron.
Essay.-Mary, Queen Of SCOTS.
Recitation.
Debate.-Life Of Lafayette, and Tom
Moore.
Scholarship.
Middle Grade.-ShakespeAre.
First Grade.-Thaddeus Of Warsaw.
Second Grade.-Tom Brown.
Junior Grade Arithmetic.-David
Crockett. History.-Women Of the
Bible. Grammar.-WOOd's Natural
History. Civil Government.-Gold-
smith.
III Richards, Frank Root, David
Worst, w G Allison, A e Scott, J L
Arnold, J H Fisher, ] F Colborn, J c
Gordon, T q Long, b o Davidson, J
III Stevenson, ] 8 Fast, Geo A Bowlus,
8 d Cook, d B D Shelter, w II Nc
Clure, NJ DeMoss, T 8 Slower, w A
Cummings, # M Bartels, r III Knight,
w L Bartels, III A Perkins, c NJ
Simpson, III w Talcott, Smyth 4 Al
len, G NJ Chollette, Edw + ROhrer,
James Simpson, Harmon Scott. w NJ
Hartman, Scott & Son, G. III DeClute,
w s Hendricks w w Anderson, w
A Scott, B F ROdman; J w Mcclure,
w III Evans, Chas B Shelter, w G.
Jones, T T Anderson, D Horville,
Chas Often, E Richards, G A Casmire,
A Mailer, ] ] Casmire, 81 L Henderson,
w P Northrup, F A Northrup, r w
Duffey, LAT Bryan, 81 Klaumann, J
NJ Mcdonald, J T Beatty, w F
Travis, H NJ Miller, r B Whitaker,
w D Chastain, G p Smith, Chas A
Lakin, X s Miller, J r Young, J NJ
McNutt, A J Fulton, A 8 Hankins,
T F Strickland, e s Thayer, VIM
Davis, J A Christy, Caleb III Malin,
8 G Lewis, ] P Vannuys, T G COfey,
Mrs Nj L Brewster.
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Excursion to Kansas City.

The cheapest ride to Kansas City
will be offered the people along the
line of the X. G.. L. and s. Railroad,
April 3Oth 1882 according to the follow
ing article taken from the Garnet
Pt0indedter.
Cliffe NJ. Brooke has completed the
arrangements for his mammoth excur-
sion TITO Kansas City on Sunday, April
3Oth, to hear Gov. st. Johns temper
ence lecture at Coates Opera-House
on the afternoon Of that day. He has
chartered two separate and distinct
special trains-One to start from indie
pentleDce Kansas, and the other from
Burlington. They will both arrive
at the Union Depot in Kansas City at
noon, and leave there on the return
at Z PIN. = giving the excursiOnists
seven hours in the city.
This will probably be the cheapest
excursion ever offered to the people Of
Kansas. The rate Is less than one
third the regular fare. Tickets will
be placed on sale at all stations along
the line 10 days ahead, and they will
be withdrawn from the sale on the
Thursday evening before the Sunday
on which the lecture il to be given.
EVERYBODY desiring to attend, must
purchase tickets in advance else pay
81 extra for them Mt the train. This
arrangement is made to avoid the un-
necessary cr0wding Of the coaches.
When it il determined just how many
tickets have been sold then the trains
will be made up to accommodate just
80 many passengers-tO seat them all
c0mfOrtably-and no more. Follow
ing are the excursion rates: From lola
$2.75, If sold in advance, or 1915 at
the train.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-04-21
Geneva JOttinss.


April 19.-Warmer and fruit al
right.
"A lively hail storm. again yesterday
some of the stones were quite large and
broke window glass.
Cold northerly winds have kept
vegetation at q standstill the past
week.
Be sure and hear Bro. Richards, Of
Fort Scott, next Sunday ats O'Clock
p. NJ.
Quarterly meeting at the Weslian
Church this coming Saturday.
Seventy.dve at 6abbath-school last
Sabbath.
The church with which Bro. Willis
Is laboring desire very much to keep
him.
Jno. G. Browning is with Us again.
He brings his little motherless girl to
Grandma Davis and we understand
will remain time.
Township Board Meeting occurs one
week from next Saturday. Parties
having business with them, should
now get It ready.
Our fruit men inform rs that fruit Of
all varieties IL In splendid condition,
and promising better than for many
years. N
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-04-21
Ctr Co,eacfk.

At the first regular meeting Of the
city Council Monday evening last,
Mayor ]. w. Scott made the following
appointments, which were promptly
confirmed by the council: Treasurer,
L. w. 'Baftels; Clerk, w. p. North
rup; Marshal, It. p. Strickland; Street
Commissioner; las. Simpson; 6upt.
of Cemetery, Henry Gear. The usual
standing Committees weze appointed
by the Mayor, after which the ooun-
Gil adjourned.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-04-21

A meeting of the State Genital Com
mittee is called to meet Mt Topeka
May 9th, to arrange for the State
nominations. J. III. Scott, Of Usage
Mission, IL the member Of the Central
Committee for the seventh district,
which embraces Allen county.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-04-21

At the close OF tufSess, pe,Et fkNss-
Mav evening, ,whAteEpr eScprsiom tick.
.ete EeNAin .{nlsOa ~ al r.i,} y along ,tEs
line Will be retpxakd to the nanaxer.
No tickets will be sold n ti,e train 1t
any price, II the aggregate Of those
sold in advance will average sixty 10
the car.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-04-21

We had . light frost last Saturday
morning which killed the potatoes and
other tender vegetables.
Mr.. Cash has moved bis house from
Ozark and II now resident Of Moran.
Mr.. w. Whitelow, Of this place, was
married to Miss M Harden, Of Neosho
county, last Saturday byRev. Jno. Ep-
ling.
The farmers are busy planting corn.
Bro. Anderson. the NJ. E. pastor,
will preach at Moran next Sabbath In
stead Of Fairlawn school house.
A good time was had 1T the Walnut
Grove school house last Friday, that
being the last term, the parents made
. dinner for the little folks.
PENCIL.
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Carriage Factory.

We are now ready for business and
will do repairing and keep on hand or
build TO order all styles Of vehicles for
pleasure and business. We invite in
specti0n Of our work which will be
drst class and fully warranted in every
particular. Terms, cash or the equiva-
lent. Please call on as II you want
any thing in our line. Factory one
half block south Of court house, Jeffer-
son avenue, lola Kansas.
Knapp Il Co. ProprietoFs.
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II Is recommended that the eeceTal Republi:
can county committees OF said District, call
county conventions to be held on Saturday,
Nav IA, 1882, for the purpose Of electtng the
delegates and alteFnabes TO which they are
entitled under this call.
By order Of the Republican Committee OF the
Second Congressional District.
Fort Scott. Ksnsa1, April I, 1883.
EFF WARE. Chairman.
Ed. C.. LAxR, Saenhry pro tenn.