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N"'ohDED REAL ESTATE TRAssv...
M, NETWORK CIT.
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fcsi auo founo.
GDln REWARD.

5000 REWARD ...,...
THE ABOVE REWARD viii BE- paid aaa ~ rXK
asked ior the return 20 tho undersigned 81 90 ~
NO CASE WATCH. lSkarst case wlth h.-sf ,.i,,s z
Knstry engraved outside OF font ease an. s
& on back Chasci top aud bolton h~ 80 AZ ss -
How ard q Co 'sful gnirnt No .ooao fsaa
A Is McKINsrRY, sehultsvile Lacsa"snna w.
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH R. X.

~ (Pennsylvana r. r.. foot Coruandt
stations IN New.YOrk ( n. and DesbrOssesst
Z entral n. X Of NJ loot Liberty st.
LEAVE NEW YORK, commencing Oct 2 1882.
For south Amboy via g. X Il OF y j., ., ID M, 40
For Matawau g. Via g. n ia OF II j 8 ii a M / lB
4. .. m Penn. r. r.. m, II m. 3i50. sun
days, a. IN.
For Red Bank. Long Branch ocean Grove Asbuy ParE
Grt Point Pleasant &c, G. r. a. Of y. j. o. 80 a
m l45, p. m Penn. r. r. a m, l. H.. $780, y m
SUNDAYS quot stopping Ocean Grove or Aspufy PARK
a.
For Lakewood, Toms River Barneglt 60 via O. r. r. OF
y. j.. Silo q. NJ, las =. 800
For Freehold, via D. r. r; Of j. s. $40 liit6 a m T.
For Atlantic City. Vineland, Bridgeton &c, l.i6
G. r. A. q X r. Of Nj. @. p. A.. p. r r. Supt
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REAL ESTATE

The following sales were Ss,, Dec : isa
change saesroom TO-DAY ~ TIE n.
,, EYE w. Lsd,ow4co
"s w yn ,t n,sn. cor Of iO4tbu a.
"h'An biskley r.............''" se.nrioe
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filming.
A NILE CONSOLIDATED MINING co.
"a Nine Leadylle, Col
6OC. OUp shares $40 per share.
A. W. GILL, president J. ;. LOCKWOOD secretary,
ONCE 81 broadway, New YORK

TOCUISTITA, Sierra Grande and all other
unlisted mining stocks bought AMI sold Close quotations
daily. W. BkENION WELLlNG, o. BroAdWay,
OFFICE OF THE SOUTH SILVER KING MINING CoMPASY,)
Tribune Building l54 Nassau street, ROOM 81, NEWS
YORK CITY. -
'l'he Trustees of the South Silver King Min
ing Company for dc, elopment purposes made the
call TEN CENTS per share each share Of stock o.
company. Payment of this first instament OF IL
IN per share Is due aud payable on DECEMBElt
FIRST 1852 ali stock upon which this instameut not
paid on JANUARY 10th 1853 will be delinquent All pay
nents Secretary OF the company by
Of the Board OF Trustees
JAMES +. FOSTER, Secretary,
Tribune Building, Room 81, Nc 1914 Nassau street.
New YORK city
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Gitp properip 60 rel.

TO LET.
situated on Broadway and Beaver 81 opposite
III. best 0tnces IN the city OF New. York i0r
BANKING INsU RANCE, BROKERS o. OTHER nus.
NESS
THIS entirely new and truly maRaihcent buiiing sb,f
completed and ready Tor occupancy lts hui u bra sa
and pink granite and 10 rhOHOCGHLY FiRE-PBOOf
10 contain, four passenger esvat0rs pure spring
from aftesan we'll aud all the
LATEST MODERN IMPROVEMENT
Choice on be secured by early appcsusu
subscriber al his Office In said building "a 70 20 hoAis
n. NJ VAIL
GES Dll This 4-stOry. % foot, between
pO'b,OOOs 6th and Madison - Is about slb0
less than h. duplicated house has been built two
but ne, er occupied klkER $50 Gth-aye
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
AND UNITED sTATFS MAIL ROT

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York DesbTOsses aud Courtlandt
Streets Ferries. follows
Harrisburg Ptttsbutg the West and south with Pullman
Palace Cal ATTACHED IN, and daily. New.YOrk
anu ado Limited OF Parlor Dining smoking aud sleep
ing Cars At pa IN. every day.
WiiamspOr Lock Haven a M y M Cory snd Ene 40
p connec ting at ouy for rtusvile. Petroleum
ire and the Oh KegiOns
Baltimore Washington and tue SOu Limited Washinstss
Express OF Pullman Paror Cara daily except sunday 10
a IN. arrive Washing toB y. IN. Regular p H.
r. at IS aud $3.50 $40 and p m, and - light
Is. and O. H. X. / and y. M. and ~ night
Sunday. via Is. and y T. h. a IN, D. and AZ night
via h and o. X r., p m. ana IL night
Atlantic CITY, except sunday, 10 m and p. On
sunday, 6;l5 a IN.
only D -,
via Railway and Amboy a m, IL noon, $50 aud y IN
D.
Boats OF brooklyn with all through trains
at Jersey Guy suordng speedy aud direct transfer Tor
Brooklyn travel .-.- o. A..
iO'sn "a m, daily. PROM Washington aud baltimore q so
asa mr. 3 30 $50 V:36 loo and L. 80 sunday 80
Go0a m iO3a lOi 90 y FrOVi Baltimore li2U I'm N
sunaavs y AS d. M From Philadelphia 800 0.1u $50
6O q a. ~ 40 1910. ll4Oa l2u. q Boz $50 63p
SS0 s5o o So 10 30. 1880 anu 10 90 sunday 500
e9n M 40 $50 ll4O $40 1880. 50. 10 ~ 10 50 aud
lU.5Op.m 80 n,,,t Ann, mn.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroios.

EALL RIVER LINE for BOSTON and the
i EAsT-EAkrS REDUCED 50 to Boston Lowell and
bedford corresp reduction other Joints steamers
nate DAYS Sundays included IRON Piei 2s North River foot
murray st. aS Sy % GSaS T SS
1onON' ~ GEo L. CoSNoR Gen1 Pass Agent
DOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave Peck
time iO early trains North and East.
I EHIGH VALLEY .RAILROAD.-Passenger
Lsns depots foot Of Cortandt and at
Reading Mach %kesSSffe ovsnds %sysy
through coaches run daily Local trains at 64O p for
Trains leaving at M and sac connect for all
pOnts Mahaney and Hazeton coal regions sunday train
local for Mauch Chunk, Slo M Leave hauch Chunk AZ
General Eastern Office corner Church and G0rtaqat.''
NORWICH LINE
~ TO Boston Worcester Nashua Portland and tho East
Inc ne" ITO" ' CITY OF WORCESTER,
without exception the most elegant boat on the Sound and
leaves fier No 49, River Of W.tsst. pier
sbov. Dssbosess Ferry day except Sundays at 4SO
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through trains viii leave Grand Central Depot
Montreal with dravinsrOOm cars also 70 saratoga
az Albany BY acase RocSestsf BansO Es and
1880 m; Chicago Express drawing earsto Canaan
to Albany with connection 70 Ouoa
toga Falls Lake George and Rutland
$3.50 y. m, Albany ana Troy spocia, saturdays only.
4 D. m. Accommodation TO Albany aud Troy.
D. st louis cypress wi sleeping cars Tor ~ Louis
running through every day in the week also Niagara Falls
TUedO and Detroit
EIposs daily except Sunday, with sleeping cars
and To Auburn Road also 10 saratoga and Mon
tIeaL
. D. ~. Pacific Express daily, with sleeping for
Rochester Buffalo Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago and
ii D. NJ night Express with Sleeping Albany and
Troy Connects wth morning trains the West and ORTIZ
Tickets sale at No Bowling Green ~ and Alb Broad
and at Westcotts express Oooa Pakpaco and $50
and e42 Broadway NewYork and SJ3 Washing tonst,
j. NJ ToUcEY. Gen. sup't Gen. Passenger Agent
- CITY. RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
ONCE, Pier IL. n. H., foot Of Cortlandt-st
Consgnments OF freight forwarded directed any part
OF the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received for delivery OF all kinds Of freight and
chandise TO any part OF the city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BoR LIGHTERAGE
Freight OF every description promptly ghteed TO any point
IN the haIDor at reasonable rates
STEAMBOAIR BAK0kS AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS. -
Steamers John H. starin and Erasus Corning for NEW
HAVEN. leave Pier lb. n. X. atop M daily lsaturuys
METHoPoLIs EXPRESS 90. between New.fork and
Now Haven Care and dispatch guaranteed -. -,
Freight for points D. l. W. X H. received al Pler ~
For New Haven and points East AZ fieg IA ~ ,,,. ,or
NORTH SHORE. STATEN ISLAND Eleven Miles Tot
Ton Cents Steamers from Iron Pisr l. H. 1901 Oh
Wbltshalst -
Machine Boiler shops everything eppcrtAnns W tho
construction AID repair VI vsssslA
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SOME OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
The pictures are every capital and thoroughly worthy
of the high regulations OF the artists who mace -
Times.
1t 10 monument OF beauty. IN. Y. sun.
In Harpers Christmas. American wood engraving Bur
passcs previous efforts in scae-lN T. Evening rust
Christmas paper only worthy OF the name but WIN
which IL world be idle to compare anything Of the sort ever
issued from any press. IN. Y. World
Adoctives fall and the most gracious phrases OF coino
dation unsatisfactory when one attempts 10 eo any
thing ike an Characterization OF Harper
mas 1t is triumph treasury OF literary r1ohes
marvel OF beauty for certainly no more charming nohuy
publication OF the sort been Boston iraVeher
one of the creditable productions from An als
standpoint that have been produced in this eouny-N l.
Herald.
IL woud be dcult to select part OF tho WORK io
specal commentator when everything is 80 goo1-N T.
Tribune. -
Published bv HARPER g. BROTHERS, New-York.
rysent by mall postage prepaid to any address, Oh TO-
ceipt OF 10 cents.
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ERIE RAILWAY now known as the NEW
EYoRE - eE tRrE, Am WESTERN RATIROAD

ERIE RAILWAY now known as the NEW
II YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
Arrangement Of tTlius from chambers street Depot
ma nt1Pad and GessSo Day Edg.e'' Drawing
m Dyl.tast ~ Louis Gp,ess al ing a, ban ,
west Pullnans best Drawing room sleeping coaches TO
~, m. gDalIyl-Paelae Express FOR The West sleeping
Coaches m oaga 10 bnha2 Hisgs% t,s; ShIlnnsn aa
TO p. Mining ant train Ior the West .
noon Ia s 800 : % 10 $50. SO 80 8 1880 p NJ
II midnight sundays. g. $50, 1920 a m, LAO. $50 p IN
Paterson. 8. 100. 100 $50 1920 M Y noon, l4s, p
midnight sundays $50. 1910 m, i'46. $50 ~ mid.
Newark and Paterson via Newark. G4s. $40. ll.so M
$40 42O 20, lu 80 p IN, and ~ midnight saturday
suiiern, o. 81, l1 ,, a M i!5 SS99b O. SO 7lS
Las, $50 p IN. and l. midnight
New SnH and nd cornwa 10 q m $780, 40 p m sun
t SSn8nt s. 5S o. ~ $50 49, Is0 us M
SqHays ii g. 756 1925 SV &c., $50 T. 75 m
sund%ys S0 10 ~ S sS,S m ss ana So
Port Js5'1s 40 o. Q3, q s5 80 - $40 p IN sun
boats ave Sds quarter Of and quarter sfor each hour
5,io m 10 9:46 p. m and at 10 80 and HAS p IN
sleeping Coaches can 6s aud Older. for the
and r93's5 Of baggage may be e a NE Q0
Ccurtst BROOKLYN or at the ompsnys Depots
EXp1ess trans from the West arrive IN New York at 79s
and if So B. ' %b iSlSR sn Pass. Agent NerYo
NOR rHEkN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
T. 90 10 a /, = l. 900 go SO. $50 y IN. - mid
night Sundays, a. aud $40 p.
Manuel spring Valley aud Monsoy. T. 10 m, 400 p M
Sundays, 8 a m. -
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
/ SATON 10 and NAUGATUCK RAILROADS steamers
leave Cathann, slip at 1880 300 p 23dsL ksst
River 3lOp m. Fare lower than by ANY other route
DOPULAk SHORE LINE.
Il FOR PROVIDENCE BOSTON AND TUE EAST.
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
Three Express daily SUNDAYS excepted BOSTON
M D. tpa lOr attached aud IL with palace
sleeping cars Sundays az 10 q, with palace sleeping
cars - --
LIMITED TICKETS TO BOSTON, ALL Rail. SIS
and secured FUN
Windsor Hotel offices and 0rald entral Depot
l. W. FILkISS,
General Passenger Ageuf.
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NEST, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
express Trains leave New York Desbrosses and Court
Nlandt streets Ferries. as follows
bio 100 T. y 30 20 and 10 Lamlted II m. $40. $40
% LimitedL aud 10 IA. T. 0. T. & andvp a., and IA
1i,~ss Trains leave Neu.York daily except sunday at
7.2O IN ami p m, running through via Trenton aud
s,rpng trains Broad street station Philadelphia
'igOi 800. 32u, $40, 600 1880 $50. $50, aud II IA
80 mi !, 4, ll3o Liuitedh "a
so 745, and $50 m. ON sunday, l2Ols 500 5zO
Leave pa pha via Camden. . a Va. anG $50 "a daily
except sunday saaan,a,, u.o.,,..v 4 A.to, nfou..
on oot OF DesbrOsses and toutandt sts CuuttsI ahd
nroou yn annex station. foot OF FuHons bt0oAyn. NoS
III 10 aud lie hudson st, HODOken station Jersey SlJ
Inhgrant Ticket once 49,. -, o.. -. -.
me Sew YORK Company will cal Tor and 0hseA
BAGGAGE n hotels aud residences a. u,ooD
CuARLE5 ~ PUoH, .a " ' $500 x.,,
General Manager "ehcA 's''i AE'ne
noNDOUr and KINGSTON.-Landiny az
la Cr.nsouH West Point, Cornwall Ncwbu Marlboro
D,ware AMI stony Glove Railroads STEAMBOATS, liV Of CAs
Wi AMI Lame. BALDWIN A. IN hOm haitsOa st
N. H.. saurd sys al p ~
C,TONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNEtTINo WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
Reduced fare 81 Boston for nrsss uckeiA good only
specified on their iace. 80, -, -.--..., =, .aon
m from pier 80 North River foot OF Jayst New Notk Ar
living IN boston at Tickets Tor sale At All piincpA
"PRoViprNCE LINE for freight only steamers leave
from Pier 20 iOIth ycr foot of warren So tV VA "4J
sundsys eIoeped) foJ Boston via Providence direct
l. w. fILkINs. uenerAi Passenger AsshA
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE oLp.EsrABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIN

90 rKAINs EACH WAY WEEKDAYS ANDgON SUN.
DAY, s STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA. I'm
NEW YORK.
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BRooKLYS PROPERTY.
RV A. J. Hl<<.L

l iTans honse with plot o. land on w,,, o.,
Gces @1 Low. ~ lew Of SiA''a ,asS oi sss s ~
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For Both Sexes-Couutrv

A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, IA miles
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COUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE.
BRIDGETON. NewJersey ,
Roth Sexes Full corps teachers Instruction thorough
Music Painting Drawing Climate mild very heai'nJ'
Begins September -. Address H. IL TRASH, frlhcipM-
'CHE MISSES WREAKS English, French ana 1
erman boarding and Day School for Young Ladies and
Children Il Mercer-sl Jersey CITY, reopens Sept 20
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-12-29
TO OUR ADVERTISERS.

1t has heretofore been the custom of
THE REGISTER management to collect
all bills at the end Of each quarter. Here
after II is our intention to request a set
Element the first of each month.
Several of the prominent business
houses Of the town have adopted this
system, and we believe that 1t would
be to the interest of all concerned If 1t
were universally practiced. There
can be no doubt that most If not all
the misunderstanding and the litiga-
ton arising in the settlement of old ac-
counts are due to the fact that they
have been running so long that both
parties have forgotten the transactions.
This difficulty would be obviated to a
great extent if the accounts were Glos-
ed at the end of each month. OF
course a cash basis Of trade is probably
the most desirable, but It Is not al
ways practicable. This thirty day
system, however, might be established
we think, with very little trouble,
Let the people but once get accnstom-
ed to settling their bills every month
and they will find it much easier than
to pay them In lump at the end Of
the quarter.
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r. r. TAXES IN ALLEN COUNTY.
BRONSON, Dec. 1S, 1889


ED. REGISTER: -Will you be kind
enough to tell US, through your pa
per, what taxes, If any, the st. Louis,
Fl. Scott & Wichita railroad pays in
Allen county for the year 1882.
We also would like to know what II
is assessed at per mile.
We want to know whether or not II
pays State, county, township and
district taxes. Does it pay bond tax,
Ike other property?
Please answer and oblige your many
readers, as well as your humble ser.
want. DAVID f.. EARL.
Replying to the above we would
say, in answer to the first and last
questions, that all railroad property
is assessed at the same rate, aud pays
taxes to all funds just the same as any
other property. By the courtesy o
the county treasurer we are enabled K
answer the other questions of our cor
respondent by the following figures,
which will doubtless be Of interest t,
a large circle of our readers. The to
tai assessment Of the property Of the
st. Louis, Fort Scott & Wichita rail
road In Allen county, Is S114,Ss2, tn,
assessment per mile being S4,482. I
pays taxes to the different funds al
| f,llnu,o
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-12-29

THE pitiful squirrning of the Demo
Gratis in the national senate, under the
discussion of the civil service reform
bill during the past two weeks. has
has been q sight too sad for tears.
They know that the people
demand some action in this
matter, and that they will visit
their wrath on the party that opposes
it. But they know too that the prac-
teal effect of the proposed change, in
taking SO large an amount of patron
age out of the hands of the executive,
Will be to very seriously dampen the
ardor of their party adherents and thus
render the election of Democratic
president in 1884, almost hopelessly
doubtful. They know again that if
such action is taken by the present
congress. the republicans will get the
credit of it. Dodging thus from one
horn to the other of this tri-leDma-if
we may coin the wOrd-they present a
truly pitiable appearance. The real
sentiment of the party was doubtless
voiced by Williams Of Kentucky the
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follows /:
COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS.
Neoaho vallev Notea.


Mr.. r. Purdom returned from trip
to his old home in Illinois last week.
........ Masters George Gay and Ulysses
Carver, whose whereabouts has been
unknown for four or five months, re-
turned recently. Our school, taught
by NJ. P. Jacoby, closed OH last Fri
day. The scholars well entertained
the people in the evening with pleas
ant exercise. Mrs. Eta Wykel, of
the western part Of the State, is visit
ing with her mother, Mrs. Fred Cor.
ing ........Our genial friend, G. w.
Lawyer, has returned from Illinois.
........H Hank Taylor came down from
Ossawatomie on Monday, and after he
spends few days in this vicinity he
and his brother-in-law will leave for
Ohio. w. Cleaver came down
from Lecompton, where he is attend
ing school, to spend the holidays........
G. w. Thornton went over to Missouri
last week ......... The old lady Stoddard
went to Kansas City on Saturday
last where she will likely remain for
some time.........Jas. Furgerson re.
ceived a visit from the family of his
son-in-law, of Ottawa recently........
The boiler belonging to Mr.. Kelso's
saw mill, was taken to the lola foun-
dry to be repaired, on last Saturday.
VALLEYITE.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-12-29
lola MARKETS.

Holiday week is usually bad one
for the general trade, and the gloomy
weather Of the past few days has not
helped matters. Butter is off n cent
OK two, and corn remains the same ~.
quoted last week. The latter product
was up to 30 cents day or two, but
the rise was ouly temporary. We
think our Carlyle correspondent l.
wrong in his suggestion that the corn
buyers have taken an unfair advant-
age of the farmers, and have reduced
the price when there was really ne
need Of it. Our dealers are governed
altogether by eastern markets, and II
reference to those markets at any
time will show that they always pay
every cent that can be afforded. TIL.
depression has continued longer than
was predicted, but we still think that
those who can afford to do SO will b,
s,,a a. - l. Il, A. -.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-12-29

In four States the election of U. S.
Senators this winter by the State
legislatures. will be doubtful and In
terestingS In Massachusetts, Senator
Hoar will be assailed upon his river
and harbor bill vote, and the contest
viii be the most bitter that has oc-
Cured in that State for years, with
chances in favor of Hoar's reelection.
In Michigan and Minnesota, Senators
Ferry and Window are antagonized
on personal grounds. Mr.. Ferry's
chances are considered doubtful, but
Mr.. Window is likely to be his own
successor. In Nebraska, the railroad
problem is the engrossing question
and upon that issue, an anti-monoply
Republican is likely to succeed to the
seat of Senator Saunders.