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south Bound.
North Bound.

Mail, Sorshwaca coDnec:a ii Ctsr;o..srii,,
with CEes. i Ohio z. r., RS: and 2e.t !,
Lsnc;:5 burg, connects With Eoricik {; Va
ern Z, H., through soc.hvss. Tirc;c;. =,
Nashville, New CrleaCs Genphis, Lit,le ~
snd TGzs !, : 81 DsrVilis With Ricanonis
E:pIecs ;raiGs connect e. Charlottesville VIII
Chez. i Chic .yeins for tho IVES. scd with
s. u X J. st GsEville foT 81 .oi..;s in Scr,.'
South Hast, Southwest and East "'
E1pr.ts trails northT.rd make c?Enfctj,,..
ChsslGtiesvi!ia for ichEond,
MIXED TRAINS 70. Main Lins le.va A.,
sssncris daily, cIcert Sunday, 9COa, m s ~,
GO .. b., enc returning GrI!vs e! Alezs.jri.
s G5 p. u. snd II Is D n
I IL {. n. and e-endrjs IS a. m, dali
azcsp. Guld:,y, strive st Stresbrrsssi22 y y ~
orlnacticS wi.h the Tsiiey Road E.stF .,3
West. AID &: EiV1r with ). V. H. <. for Lu,,,
AND WHyrestoro. Leave E:7esbu-y 81 w.
arriving NJ ilaLGn1ris 81 SIS D. ~,
MINED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS NV.
ISICN lsEvea Alexandria dai!y. EXCEPT Sn,.
Gag, g. GO f. rc.. arriving s: StFasbrrs n5G
p, d., and returning leaves i;.rssbure q. 6G
T. M, arriving ii AsGzandii. y. 3 lG .. n.
For Mi6d!obuTg. daily (ezcspt Sunday con.
nent:on % Plain. Station.
Fer UrIaS~ilie, Ie.o!r. connection II D.,,.
plane.
For Washington, EaDp2hsnnock, daily cor.
nec:ion, e1 cap: SuEdaT, al Cuieoper
ALI trains .cphnucs. u and from WARREN.
TON.
Al! trtine mako good connections, Ct W.h.
ingtcr, 10 .nd fScM North and West.
pullman i:!aapsrs bstuesn New York s,d
Atlanta on rlsil trsius ia each direction Wilton,
change; onlY one change OF cses between New
York cid New Orleans.
New Orleans sleepe.s leave WasAius,oo :,
TO 3. H.. -uaains through wiibout caaapc,
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Nasha9co
and Charleston, IS. O.. without change, on ! d
p. NJ. train.
Pullman Sleeper between Greensboro ,ra
Hugusts. Ga, on 10 q OF. connection.
mark djustshls Chsir Cars aro run On Nists
trains between Washington ard Danville.
Through tickets nc loves! rates to gil inpor.
ant po;ots in the United S!s:es.
Msil Tfeios in besa directions n axe close con.
nection 81 Frarklin Junction to snd from sl
points on franklin Division.
hEEEES SlAUGETup e
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1882 GREAT 1882

~ - - I'D GREAT ACCZ
PEN NSTLVANIA. ROUTE
10 !EE;zE NOETA, WEST g. aOUTAWES.
DOUBLE TRACK.
KA1MIFICENT s0UIPMEET,
In effect January %. 1882.
Tlsirs leave Washington, from station coyle
OF sixth and streeta, as follows:
For pI:.sburs snd the West Chicago Limited
Sxpreis o: Pullman Ectel snd Sleeping Cr,
81 8 30 O. Ii. daily; Fast Lice. 80 8, N.
dsiiy. with Starring Cars from Hsrrsburg 70
Cincinnati. Western Express 80 pm. daily,
With Palace Cars to Pittaburg ana CiLcinusi.
hGil ESnrsss at 30 p. M. daily for Pitisbuis
snd ths West.
Baltimore apd Potomac Esi!ro.d
For Csnsnd=iaua. Rochester, Buffalo, hisgNs
ht . gu p 10. daily, except Saturday, with Psi.
ace Cars TO Ctnsndaigua.
For Wiilouspors. Lock Haven and H.mi.s, 3.
y 81 q. m dsily, except Sunday.
For NeS York and the East, GO 6. NJ, 10 50 g.
NJ. ! 81 800 and 10 p. m. On Sunday
! 30, % aud 10 70 .. ID. Limited express Of
Sunday.
For Brooklyn, N. 7, all throua trains connee!
at jersey City with beats Ct Brcoklyo Annex,
afordlrg direct transfer 10 Fulton streei,
avoiding double fesriago scross New York
City.
FOR phlladeipSls, : 20 a. NJ, 20 80 O. NJ ~
5 DO, $50, end 10 70 D. M. On sunday lSN,
4U. 81, and lO2O y. m. Limited Express,
20 IN. deity except Sunday
For Bait more, q 60, s 90, 30. 10 81 E. m, nd
~, ~. 30. s 40, 30 $50. and 10 70 m,
On Sunday SEQ $40 g. NJ, | 80, s 49, 30,
SO ard 10 20 D m.
For Po2s's Creek Line, 6 80 G. m and lOp N.
daily. except Sunday.
For Annapolis 40 u. II. and y. n daily,
except sunday.
ALEXANDRIA ANDFRRDEgIC3sBURs
RAILWAY. AED ALEXANDRIA AND
WASaINGTCH RaiLkOAD.
For hieSaacria $50, 72G. go II o. ard
II 20 5. To-, 4 70. &, %, g 90 sdd IL 81 p. n
On Sundsy ct E 81, y, II GO ard II % g. NJ
s1d % D. N.
Fer Richmond sndthe South, G 80 and II Is A.
rn. daily, and % m. daily, e1cep. Sunday
rrains leave alex andria fer Washington, ON
EOS. 90, sDd 10 q. Ia; IL 40. 8. S. 7. and
20 , In. and y midnight. On Sunday 81
8 o5, s So. and II 4. IN !; go and y p n
Tickete anc Information stthe cfice, nor.hss
cHroef OF ls:h aud Pennsylvania avenue, and q
toe staten. where orders can be lett for ia
chcc6ing Of baggage TO destination from hoe!
sEd resldenced. j. K. WOOD,
Genera! Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON,
General Nanoqcr isL3
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vysST peck EEs-PEPsgs SU;ss
20c GJLD o. m AsUuG SIio.
Opening and Gios.nE OF flse 20 ass3


Gp3z:1nS and Givs,nE OF flse 20 ass3
CLOSING.
IEasiDg!1G, y. G., snd Northaasts1n claiIs
o. IL, II m. md AID 8 Is .. II.
Western unails 80 sld 8 10 ., m.
Southern u%i!s v!a Richmond, Vs., 10 80 H.
N. snd 4 80 cid Is D. IA.
South and South Western 1nails, via Isgaeh.
burg Virgins, Way sno through mails, CD q.
CO. and u D. m.
Manassas division CO a. Ia.
alexandria to Eoand Hill Va S 90 a. III
OPENING,
Northern md Western mails. via Wa2hias-
.on, d. O., 8 80 r. n. II u. and i CO .. H.
Southern mails, via chmond. Va, 80 :. =
and 8 20 =. N.
South western mails via Lynchbu7g, Virgins
(hrough msilsJ including way msiis On Midland
Railroad, s 81 a. II.
Manassas Division 80 p. III. for lock boz only
Round Hill to Alexandra, Va, 30 p. Z.
Office Hours-Otice opens st 80 2. "a, srd
closes 81 90 p. nc.
Sunday Rours-Ohce opens q. IS =. H., sn5
,'oRes at 9 80 o. @.
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THKRMOMBTERS- large assortment of
L the ordinary blsck csso Thermometers: slso
assorted kinds for dairy use.
f.b3 & - LEADBgATER &HRO
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ETE4REES.
WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO

(LIN1TED)
Boats between WASHINGTON end ALEX.
ANDkIA will ruiz promptly as follows, viz:
Iesve Seventh street uhsrf st7S0. 8 80, 8 80.
10 90 ard II 50 a. n., and IL 80, 80, 2 80 8 80.
4 80, $50 30 and p. N.
Leave Alexandria at s 90. 7 80. 80. 9 80. 10 so
and II 80 3. H., sad II 80, 80. 230, 8 80. 4S0.
. 30 and 30 .. m.
F'OEG.aSC SksEK LdT-DIJTGS.
Gbe steamer ARROWSAITH leaves 7ta ct
VIII Washington. q. 7 O. m. and AexsnGria
II 80 o. m EVERY MONDAY, THUKS-
DAi and SATURDAY fer sill river landings.
On Mondsys ss fsr SO Nomini Ferry; on Thurs
dsy Nomini and CueIioman; on Saturday Cur
;iouan aud LeonardtoIn; connects at Shop.
herds with 3. & O. K. K.
c. W RIDLEY, Gsn. Manager.
Cao. Jt5o. Z. WOOD. Ft G. Pass. ct lnoI5
EToE NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, Fob
GE':.Ess GoERoB AND TIE soUIH.
THE SrhA&gE
G e = RGE LEA Ry
carrying The y. s. Msis)
Will leevo her Whsrt, foot OF Prince stree. IN
TUEHHAYS, THURSDAYS aud SATUH.
Hhf s.; IT $50 O'clock p. u, stopping at
FEC: Point and Pciot Lookup. going aud re-
'uTnl4g Es:nrnins lasvca Norfolk on WE'D.
r EoDEGS, FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS st q
9'cock .. n,
fALL ARD WINTER AgaAEGEaENn
BEGINNING October l.
EiIIt ol'ss fare to Fo1tress Monroe snd Nor
'@lh - To; Second class, each way, $3.50; First
class fare TO iney Point and Point Lookout
u 60 Second clasa, esch wsy, IS cts.
Connects 1t Eortclh with STEAMERS for Eich
r'Hrd, re" York. and with the Merchants snd
Mines Lire for Boston.
4EOReE hATTINGLy, Supi.
p 2. H0OE. agent mh2S
iNLAND 81 SE&E0AED CUssGlNa Co
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
CEAsEM 4 HEEEGEsHgs.

WHOLESALE A2GN RETAIL FEED
EEALz2 AND
CC4I!GS!GN GiGEElEAET.
Cc!ton Seed Eieal. Ba1a: Ery. CUT I5.v. Hau,.
my Okop, AidGliag, sd Re47J sud Light Br.a
spsci,llias
Prompt e:!"n!ion given &c al ordarF.
= os Il snd Is KLEG SIEEE:2,
mr. 20 &l71andsis. vs..
W E 5oHNt's2z g u.
WHOLESALE ;:EOi!EES
aENE2AL COZ s;ls"l0N EEE0IA. HH!ii, t.,
hn; !isaisrs in
S;:J t,INrS ~ ;.iGUGRS.
a:Ta on hand g Ri;Ur s IL X&E Xxx
aod PUNE GID RTE, GID CABINET
m H,s 7 s,s !; I, lAi@3: Ejso nAE:
WElSAL sc. 10 fgaic2 - ::ETT:a tho s.tcntion
OF the traG;e
Crders fsoG. TIA ia1acGrg Ill ro! csss sill!
reca;ve prompt &.taaijo2
t!oys!snran1t. q: F!o!;?, GEain and ;:2uz...y
Produce zoG%;ss;i Tor Hh!Gh they guarantee sae
aiahes, En.:::at prices and prompt ratnrae.
NoGthasB: Gt,sy."r Of :,a.aaFo.; ana Royf.! &c: -
Ais,cIaria Vi. eao!t
fE7aoI&s rGl2,.aI,
eEA:E:s,z. ct:22sa'ssEEgs;;ss;;:::z s=a.;.z...z
a,rr,
rEAG:ais: =; EG3Gg, 9lSa2. SIT, .5.22s0
i.EGar22a
y, !. SO, $500 ,,..., =
rzoy7s,
mi2lo-.: h5Ex. DEE, Y.
s.:,l&i:E:i. q BEE.
ttJucees2ors 20 Y;f:..r, i,cs: CO.
MERGE 80,
SO IL I@1'iS1ol rE:e9:: Alexandria, -.
oos .Ss' , s,:':;' z:'S - ' as q . e:in:
HEsnIii@isS * ~,
- I9s.c!esa.e ll:;cs;..-, - :, .;o..:,,-, j.,
s}ssCc j4l2 iLs>5, :'i:;JV -i;;i33!:., MlVT;l.
E.h5.I &-H:2 EL&44,
z f@ll LIS o. celebrated pure O.: TEkiss.Y:
8.srt;cs, Gin Rum, ~, :darso2 i Cc.'p Tiis.
dcipEiH aad Ciasos.'a Baltimore a.ics, aEd B4y;
s as5j5 =: @2s 3 ;:a? s:s z:": s5sp
r,nEGsy erd ;s.t+;:rrr~ - So: go
Ss' Gs.sss: ..., ....-,.. >,
oicnts so.i2itca. 50 - aiEa a;rcGS,
= y I;T?. 77Ii1y1 -
r ' - '-F-' = '->'
- :auL2::::Li-iiys EEL r. ij4-:G :EElG&j4!
o.. -.---...
51i=- -iSi-> 49, ~ L LtjSi';ja
:e=;st}yr .mr
-
&c 10 IozsA 2oE: L5 l2ss- 6: :f,.es,
alexandria, "a
;,,,n...rr,.r:o .,S >~.t,., all: ....-..,,
.,S $50 e 's13's S!!. s','a c%Tt;1
E..C =! OF: :: 80 zoo. E:3S =.
&
uzlilEE2AA
T!cslo- ~ ali IL, ~
a.S,Glt C: Sa8
EIipSNfiE j[;>E> sET -
- 80
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31

$3.50 ULgDAS STEAM LINE WEEK.
::sS::ss::s.s IY TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PEJy!
D&NUE AND BOSTON.
Appointed sailing days fror. alexsudris Ey
E5z ~ G!:NAY and fIom PhilaGeJphis Ey.
ERK SATURDAY,
This line canneoss st AlexsrGria with TIE q.
=. & 4. and W & o. Z. b., anG Of Ph:,acel.
pAiA with O!yde's regular Steamships for Fsl,
niTaE, Providence and Boston,
,Fseis mt Forwarded with prom psaeos and uazo
hea OF commissions.
30 charge for transfer In PHILADELPHIA, sad
to wharfage IN Boston. Quick time. Frequent
departures. Through rates and through bids
a lodiEg giyon. Insurance 1t the lowe.t rates
Agents
j. A. REED, Aiexsndfis.
VIZ: P CLYDE 6 CO., PhiIacolrkt.
JOENSON s. CO., Wash. & Gsofgs'n
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FasB EEW YDHM

FasB EEW Y9EESs
e5i;ss 4- e e ED e. c. EJrgGMETHsYD5 &nA
GdBSGJT
2VHE FEINkY, and returning les-e Few
York. from pier a. East river, EVERY SAT-.
URBAN.
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A FRESH SUPPLY OF BOILED AND
IA RAW LINSEED OIL; also Nea:sioot
Lard, Tanners and several grades Of Lubricst.
ing Oil, always on hand ct
w. +. CREIGHTON'S,
fe rs oh King strees
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%he slsams-s Ct this Company mako connsn.
lions a. Norfolk 70, Boston snd all points Ess::
IS New York with sill points Wee. and Norths
vast. and ct Alexnadris with Virginia Midlapd
Gsiircad end Washington and Ohio Railroad,
Through rntes given and freight handled care.
fully and promptly. For further informalicn
sppiy TO K. A. REED, Agent,
Jannes's wharf.
W'2. TaOG2soN, President:
1d1R T. strcnt
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Steamers o! !a;s line will Pun 40 to:lows:
E1E MO3E0g.E,
Connecting with Merchants and Miners L.aa
.cs Ecs:up. steamer
E..9EsE" OF FEE EySEs
EVEEF MOADAT, WEDNESDAY s,l
SSjuaX, ct GO o'clock p.1n.; returning, leave
Norfolk Oh alternate days at AGO ., N.
Thi5 stsunch iron steamer has juat beau paint
&c throuShout. staterooms nowly furnished and
carpeteG, and io tho hsndsor1est MS we'll az tie
aafest boat on the Potomac river and Chesapeake
SRy. and IS the o1ly steamer making close coz
nation with the Now York and Boston steann-
ora; s?eo connects with Richmond ssesme AID
rai!rosd lines south. Stops ct PIEEY POIME
ana POINT LOOKOUT gong and rstrr1;nr,
90: thu fall and winter. commencing Get. tet,
rates of fars will be Us follows:
Fret class FIRE TO Fortress 81 on7oe and Nor
foik g. 80; second class 81 50 first clsss fare TO
tincy Point and Point Lookout 81 80; acouDd
C@ss T5c.
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i-,sr Z y i.fES R.al,
IN to- cl:S Of : ou'bviile. un

IN t'. ely Of oubviile un
SATURDAY. APHlL. 20 Ise2
These drawings o"cu: 10, n:hi7 (S4unGsys OK.
cepted) under provision: 81 So sc: os tbs tA5,.
era ssEeu oily Of Een;ueEy
The United States ;l:r"u!i {,Gur. on Mnrch 81
rendered .ne following %rcif:01s:
fsf-s'has tsSe ,'aFfs.sso Taest.ss3s Elsa,
ir1hn's0n S"s..E,ssrs IL se-sa.
2a-Ess drawings are tsip.
Tho Company nos now Oh hnl,I q tar-a Ie:cs7e
fuad. Haad carefully tho ii:t OF ofiacs ioe .as
AspEL EGa2wggata.
prize. .62G.'s;O lUO pr,aca slQU zach sic CO.
priso-.. l0,UN 800 prizos 70 oscl :G,GC
PRICE 5,ifi GOO przea % aaon ;a,XQ
1909 pri"aG 70 each !C,ua!
g priSes $3.50 each SiG,G10
20 p-;zsS GAO aSch iC.GiQ
5p.!Eea 80 s.cn, approx. :-::::ea. .s e: III!
price, go c3aa a - ;,SrI,
PRICE 7G0 each " - ....,, 500
l,gGi! prizes, Sli2i
Whole tickets g; asl: tickets 81; q tickets
800; IS tickets &iCG
Eeuait Money ., 2sr& Dr.E in Letter or send
ty Express. log = SHEo By EEGE$TER.
ED LETTER Or F3-GGTFIOa UGDER
Orders Of IS and upwssd, by Express, can be
ssnt q: our ezponsa Gdd.css eli crdsrs 10 =.
IL. z'tpAGsfslaHs COURIER ournsI Build.
us, Louisville. q y. or 800 Broadway, n. :.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-08-25


A. r. Green, correspondent Of the
Kansas City journal, and at one time
this fall, q candidate for auditor of
State thus writes about McCabe, the
colored maj who is now the candidate
on the Republican ticket: "And 80
the ticket was nominated, and all the
elders said amen. 1t will be elected
by the usual majority, except st.
John, and he will have several thou
sand to spare. OF course the colored
man will be singled out Tor ridicule and
attach, and Republicans should pre-
pare for this. No one who saw him at
the convention doubts his ability, and
these delegates and visitors should
make an especial effort to refute the
scandalous stories that are sure to be
circulated against him. Every good
Republican will now go to work for
party success, and let the preliminary
canvass 90 into oblivion" From the
foregoing we should not be led to be-
ieve that he is the loose.jointed, gang
ling African that some have tried to
make out.
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make out.

Gov. ST. John will be at the Neoshc
Falls Fair in September and deliver
an address upon the interests of agricul.
ture. This will be about the only op.
portunity we shall have this season in
this part of the state ofhearing Kansas
greatest orator on any subject but pol.
itics as he will be engaged the most OF
the season in the campaign which will
soon open. There is no question but
that our Governor who has just been
honor ed with a denomination for a
third term is one of the greatest living
orators of the day and all who fail to
hear him on the subject mentioned will
miss treat. The Fair association are
perfecting arrangements for special
trains to run during the week atreduced
rates so that parties living along the
line of the Wichita road will be able
to get there very cheap.
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Road Notice.
Up. r. Mcclure ct al, J

STATE iTE. OF cd KANSAS Is.
The State of Kansas to whom 1t may concern:
Whereas, application has been made by petit
ton to the Board Of County Commissioners Of
said county, for locating county road, as fol-
lows, tO-wit:
Commencing at the southeast corner OF Sec
ton 26, in town %, range II, thence north one
mile to the northeast corner Of same.
Also commencing at the northeast corner OF
seq of sec 26, town q, range Il, thence east
esghty rods to intersect TOWNSHIP Of Geneva.
And whereas, Geo: Hall, a: J. Estep and
Ed. Cain viewers, and q. Dewitt county sur
veyor of said county, have been ordered by
said County commissioners to view, survey
ond locate said road.
Therefore, you are hereby notified that asld
viewers and surveyor will proceed, on the 3oth
day of Sept, 1882, at 10 O'Clock q. m, at
the place of beginning OF said road, to view,
survey and locate said road and perform what
soever other duties are required of them by
law; and unless you then file q written applica-
ton with said viewers, giving description OF
the premises on which you claim damages or
COMPENSATION, your application for the same
will be barred.
Witness my hand at my Office in lola, in said
county, this I4th day OF August, A. ID. 1851.
T. 8. SLOWER,
County Clerk.
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ROud Notice.
John G.. Smith ct all

lJoHH y. SHitIu CT u
STATE OF KANSAS, l..
ALLEN COUNTY,
The State of Kansas, to whom it may concern:
Whereas, application has been made by pc
tition to the Board Of County Commissioners OF
said county, for locating county road, as fol-
lows. tO-wit:
Commencing at the northwest corner Of sec
rs, town %, range 10, thence east seven miles to
the northeast corner Of sec 26, town q, range
%.
And whereas, C. n Vandevere, John Whit
tington and VIM. Riggs viewers, and G. De-
Witt county surveyor OF said county, have been
ordered by said County Commissioners to view,
survey and locate said road.
Therefore, you are hereby notified that said
viewers and surveyor will proceed on the 18th
day of Sept, 1882, at 10 O'Clock q. m, at the
place of beginning Of said road, to view, survey
and locate said road and perform whatsoever
other duties as are required of them by law
and unless you then file written application
with said viewers, giving o description Of the
premises on whish you claim damages or COM
pensatiOn, your application for the same will
be barred.
Witness my hand at my Office in lola, in said
county, this l4th day Of August, A: D lsss.
T. 8. SLOWER,
County Clerk
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-08-25

Tue Seventh Annual Convention of
the Fourth Sunday School District OF
Kansas comprising the counties of La.
bette, Neosho, Allen, Woodson, Will
son, Montgomery, Chautauqua, and
Elk, will be held at Oswego, Kansas,
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs.
day, September 5th, 9Th and 18th, 1882
The exercises will commence at 2 p. M
on Tuesday, and close Thursday noon
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-08-25

Henry Clay Dean, the great Demo
cratic orator of Iowa, in speech be
fore the Democratic State Convention
of Missouri referring to the temperance
question and the German vote said
"When our.party is to be nothing but
a bulwark to the Dutch vote, ther
farewell to it. We have lived without
the Dutch vote, and now they say that
five donot lend.our power and strength
to their aid, they will 60. Let them
90 and be ~
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-08-25

Will the editor of the Chanute Chron-
icle read the Cherryvale Torch and Lee
Roy Reporter OF last week, and remem-
Der our last conversation about begging
aid for Kansas? Do you want more
proof? Who signs the credentials of
belong and Votaw, and sends them
forth begging for Kansas?
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Publication Notice.


len County.
George sleeperl
Matthew McKinstry, James
Sleeper, Mary Sleeper, and
David Worst, Sheriff Of AL
len County, Kansas.
To the above named defendants, Matthew Mo-
Kenstry and Mary sleeper, you and each OF you
are hereby notified that you have been sued by
George Sleeper, and that there is now ON file la
Office Of the Clerk OF the District Court of Allen
County, state Of Kansas, a petition of the
plaintiff in the above entitled case, and that
You must answer the said petition filed by said
plaintiff on or before the twenty third (23d) day
of September, A. d. 1882, or the petition win
be taken as true and judgment rendered thereon
decreeing the said purchase by the said James
Sleeper In HE own name Of said Judgment and
the said Mary Sleeper, fraudulent and void
as to the rights Of this plaintiff and that the
said plaintiff, George Sleeper, is the owner abb
You are further notified That on the third day
of August, A. ID. 1882, the Hon. H. w. Talcott,
Judge of the said Court and Of the eth judicial
junction, or restraining order restraining the
said Mary Sleeper from making any sale or
transfer Of said Judgement assigned to her by
said defendant, James Sleeper, and restraining
len county, Kansas, from selling the said land
under the order of sale as shown BY exhibit Of
said petition. And that the further hearing OF
this case will be had on the 30th day of August,
"A. d. 1887, at 10 O'Clock a.. m. Of said day at
the Office of the said Judge, Hon H. W. Tai
colt In lola, Kansas, and that unless you APP
pear and answer and defend at said time and
place the injunction will be granted, injoining
the said Mary Sleeper from any sale or trans
fer of said judgment assigned to her by said de-
fendent, James sleeper, pending this littiga-
tiOn and the final determination OF this case.
GEORGE SLEEPER.
BY his Atty X IL. KNIGHT.
Attest: WH. DAVIS, Clerk Of District Court.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-08-25
Road Notice.
Is. Black ct al.

STATE OF KANSAS, }ss.
The State of Kansas to whom 1t may concern:
Whereas, application has been made by peti-
ton to the Board Of County Commissioners Of
said county, for locating county road, a. fol-
lows, .t0-wit:
Commencing at the northeast corner Of Sec
ton IL, town "a, range 20, running miles west
to the northwest corner of section 8, town "a,
range 20, to be located on section line or as
near as practicable.
And whereas, d. W. Wilmington, NJ. Freder-
ickson and John Mccoy viewers, and G Dewitt
county surveyor Of said county, have been or
dered by said County Commissioners to view,
survey and locate said road.
Therefore, you are hereby notified that said
viewers and surveyor will proceed, on the sd
day Of Sept, 1881, at 10 O'Clock 3. m, at
the place of beginning Of said road, to view,
survey and locate said road, and perform what
soever other duties as are required Of them by
law; and unless you then file written applica-
ton with said viewers, giving description of
the premises on which you claim damages or
compensation, your application for the same
will be barred.
Witness my hand at my Office in lola, in said
county, this 18th dsy Of August. A: D. 1881.
T. s. SLOWER,
County Clerk.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-08-25

The Clyde Democrat, referring to Re
publican papers boiling because the
Republican platform is for prohibition
says.that it and dozen other democrat.
ic papers will bolt the democratic
platform if it contains an anti-prohi bi
ton plank. Politics seem inclined to
get into kind Of "social pandemon,
iumn this wear
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-08-25

Prot. Richardson, county superin-
tendent of Woodsop county, has tend
cred his resignation to take effect Sept.
18th, AT which time he goes to Parsons
to take charge of the high school at
that place.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-08-25
$500 Reward T!

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nesss can not cure with Vests Vegetable
Liver Pills, when the directions are strictly COM
piled with. They are purely Vegetable, and
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limitations The genuine manufactured only by
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age sent By mail prepaid on receipt Of cent
stamp.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-08-25

McAllister, editor of the Ottawa
Herald, declared in the Democratic
county convention of Franklin county,
that he would leave the party if anti
prohibition was endorsed in the State
convention
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-08-25

The first new national bank notes
under the law regulating re-organiza-
ton have been issued. The backs of
the notes are brown instead of green,
and consequently they will be known
as the brown backs.