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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-06-06
Outlaws Cerraied.

WAvERLY, Iowa, June 5--The noto.
rious Barber Brothers, outlawed by rea-
son Of their murder of Deputy Sheriff
Sheppard in Fay cite county, Iowa, In
last September. and for other crimes, for
whose capture g. 900 reward was offered
In Illinois and 81, 900 in this State, were
discovered near Sumner on Monday
afternoon. Deputy Sheriff aud posse
attempted their capture and man
named Jarvis was wounded in the shout
der by one Of the outlaws. An armed
body Of tyo hundred mon is now scour-
ing the woods in the vicinity for them
and their capture appears assured.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-06-06

LONDON, June 6.--Advices has been
received from Sierra Leon under date Of
May 24th, that 90 persons were roasted
alive for Hitchcraft in the Sheboa dis.
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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-06-06

LONDON, June 6.--The Summer meet.
ing at Ascot opened to-day. A gold vase
valued at $50 sovereigls, given by Her
Majesty, was won by J. Johns ton !
Birder Minstrel. Irvine's Hagi scope.
second; Lord R,seberry's Bonny Jean,
third. There we're six starters.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-10-03
Her 1T grau gBinslo,p ?

ID, bifls Graes oft ssllsut rlrp, rclIsn
mir tinfad fasfn, bab iif cine Dame 10,
bic 70 ll6 felt SO 9atren CUR anisabe maGs
II. 5rausnfsauEdeGtsn, bauptlddlid abr
Rinbtrfranltsitsn 3u ffuDirsn. Gie bat
ibie j7pnIiitulion uaD bic getarfnife tieler
13ablFsIden 6Ialisn bslonbsrs 8epriist unD
ole @efuitnt praftifnsr RenntnllIt unb
:Gtfntrnns, wttde fEs I'm eanfe eiaes Msn,
lhsnaltsrs aie 6ranEenpffBerin unb Nr3t
ssiamnslt, BAT lIs bsn GpotinS Sprup
ale belcnbsrts @litttl fir saDnsnbe 5sinber
suiamnlfnsslebi. Disle Weti;in fat cine
andoifAs 0irluns = lIs eibt Nute usi
@efuneteit nub srtalt pftntn eeit. Sn
Bpl8s bieler Msbisin iE Grau gDinslow
Wtiiterhtmi gfsposbtn aIs Bctltt1tertn
bsr &inoer. tlnb bic ainber usrpen eroB
unb bantsn ibr bafir. Ma9 In biefer Gtabt
bat iis bic 6iueer 90 DAM yfrpaIdtet.
@rcbe auantitdstn bee 6cctina Gvruy
iusttfn bier tdeIih petsauft unp bertraudst.
sDir sldubeH, Mrs. BinsIcw Sat Td
turd pisfsn a.tiIfl unliertlidb aemadst
a'up mir iInn itfgssust, bne burH benffl.
ben xnuitnbt ppa &iuhern afrsttet purben
ann bab Milieasn bsnitlbsn nod mil
@sluis stbtaudsa wtresn. Rsins Muttsi
eat ters gflIGt Ssttan, usnn He MIDI
Mlrs. Nlnsluip's GDptins Gprup an.
wanbts. Btrluds % Alle.- Qabtts GilEtc,
9eiu 2)orf. 9n psrfauftu BET allfr
Dru88iRfH. 2s asnts bic 5lalas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-10-03

EOitette, Sntrisuen unb 9alcnffatide=
reien-Idabe um oaS Sinh!
Die 9iesierunsSfan3elei, mad melder
ber @ouperi,eur f4 jeet besab, lag, ME
fapn eripabnt, int untern 5tofwerfe bes
gdlciies. gr pfleste bic meifen 5a.
den stpar in leinem eisenen Nrteits,im-
nlsr gu erleDigen, betrat aber iebr oft bic
aan3eIei unb bic itbrisen 8srpaltuuss=
bureauy. Die bort arbeitenben geam=
ten waren ME iider por benz liets piSblis
den unb unerwarteten grideinen ibres
e9efs, beiIsn idarfen glusen ME bic se.
rinsite llnreselntdBisfeit entsins. User
li9 auf elmer fclden betreffen lief, tnuste,
aleidpiel, Of feline Stelluns berporraseno
cber unterseDrbnet mar, bic idarflte gu.
BON @eiten bes gbefs bin-
aebnlen, Der GaeS 70 piel alS mSsli9
leitete unb bic eil.rne Disciplin, tpeids
lcine 8erwoItuus ausjei4nete, aud auf
isine gureaur ii6ertrus.
t8ortfsbuns folft)
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Cages . 9aeuisfeiten.
SnIQ n s..
SIN nidhifen G.nnnres inf n

- SIN tla6iten @DngreB iDll iDieoerz
um Der 8eriu6 gen1a1t nerben, eil1
@efeB 3ur @rri6tung eines YDit Selez
grapben>Spitems bur65ubrinsen. Ser
General poifmeiiter befiirtpprtet elm
fal6es @efeb unb tpirb NGes aufbieter,
I'm ben GongreB CUR 9lnnabme befelben
gu betpsseit. Sn feinem 8eri6t an bem
Brdiibesten fol er ii6 einge6enb nit
bem gpit Sele9rapben bei9aftigen.
Wie fi6 bD6 Die 3eiten dnbern! 8or
5ebn Sabren nod bdtte 1nan einen iOl>
den 8or59lag als cine Mrt BON 6o9s
Derratb betra6tet, Der ttltr barauf be.
re6net iein tonne, Der gentralregierung
mebr Ma6t gu Derleiben.
9ie eoreanif6e @elanbti6aft be-
fu6te am 2. bic perf1iebenen Staatss
departments in @aibington, traf aber
feinen Der Sefretdre an.
Wdbrenb @oup. Sherman in
Maquofeta, Soma, auf Dem Stump
fpra9 ipurbe er bon einem S9laganfal
getrpffen. @r itanb eittige 9lugenblide
itarr unb itumm ba unb als er umfal@
len pollte, tpltrbe er aufgefangen.
Muf Der Snter State 2epee Som
bention gu 9idsburg iparen 2ouiiiana,
Miiliiiippi unb glrfauias bertreten.
9ie &onpention erfldrt In ibren 8e=
f6liiRen, baB es Die uuabpeisbare
pfli6t bes &ongreiies fei, Die 5diffs
fabrt bes Wdffiiiippi unb feiner Nebens
fliiife 5u berbeiIern.
Sin Netp Yorf Clearing Doule
tpurben tpdbrenb bes am l. Sftpber
abgelaufenen Sabres $41 1882, 1874 ,453
umgeiebt mas auf iebem @eidaftstag
$13, TIC, ,442 ausma9t.
Muslan0.
= Die 8erliner 3eitungen ieben Die
8eleibigungen oes &6nigs Nlfonio als
cine rnoralii6e giieoerlage Grdnfreids
on. Seine Mia6t tpiirbe nun puni6en,
iih nit Granfrei6 su aliiren. Sie 8es
leioigungen bditen iibrigens mebr
9euti1lanb gegolten, bas bieIelben als
Elm 3ei1en Der S6md6e betra9tet.
SIN gfelfon &obleni9adt gu 2eigb,
gnglanb, rib eit Muf3ug, ifiir5te in Die
Siefe uub tDbtete feds 9lrbeiter.
- Nuf ben englil6en goniul in 5cus
tari, 9ubanien, lift gef6oiien iporben,
tDdbreno er auf Der SagD mar. Die
Gugel sing febl. 9es Meu6elmDrbers
lit man ni6t babbaft setpor5en.
= &6nig NlfOniO 1T in Der @ren5=
ftdbt Srun nit unbdnbigem Subel leiner
Spanier empfangen tuorOen. Cine gro=
Be MrBabl biitinsuirter perf6nli6feiten
mar inn entgegengereilf. Qlls er ben
Nbiutanten bes prdiioenten grebp entz
lieB, beauftragte er i'm. bem prdiibenz
ten feinen Sanf aussulpre9en fiir ben
freunoli9en Milfomm, ben er ibm in
Yaris gu Sbeil iperben lieB.
- Ser frau50iii9e Minifer bes SIT
nern fiebt ii1 mad MaBregeln url, bie
ergriffen tperben iollen, uln bic llnru be-
filter bel Der Mnianft bes G6nigs III:
fonfD 5l ern1itteln uno gu beitrafen.
- Cine bon prdlioent @rebp ange=
or6nete GabinetsIibung III piberrllfeu
porben. gs berrf6t cine Wtinilterfrilis
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Ser reo;erenha aSrA -,

= Oer reglerellDe Slirif gu : fagen
mir Ntonaco bat bat einen barten SAL
getban uno iein 2eibarat, oeri6leuniglt
gerllfen, 1eine &ontuiionen perbinoen
mill, 3etert na6 otter 2einwanb. 9lber
i'm gan5en S6lolie 1T begrei fli6ertpeiIe
fem Seben baOon gu finben. 9a lpirb
Der Sofarst unuillig unb rnit aus:
nyobtaulen6, Dur6lau9t 1T bos ne
8umpenmirtbfdaft no man ni1t alte
VeiHuQu0 bat"
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Gin biHel Grana6ff6.


Ser fleine Natban lnb bic fleine Ste
bceta MAIDEN 5ufammen tire S9ulauf=
gaben. Sa iuenbet ii6 Der bofnunss=
oolle Auintaner an feline S6weifer nit
Der Srage:
9l6tmabr, &e6eeca, ,0as Ser5' beiBt
auf SransDlif6: LIE occur?
yfein, fagt Gebecca: IS beiBt La
occur.
Wdbren6 lie nod ii6er BEN ri6tigen
grtifel itritten, tritt Bic Mutter berein
uno tDirb bon beiben Seiten um Nuf=
i6luB angegangen:
Wtutter, Jag Du es, beibt es LIE occur
ober La occur?
N6 mas, ert6nt es bon ben iiberlege=
nen2ippen Der Srau @ommerSienrdtbi1:
@s beiBt: Ii occur.
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Glei6 anberen Gurgdlten bat ii1
Titr gsmard jeoes Sabr, wenn er in
&lllngen mar, tpiegen laHen. Gin
&lllinger8latt bringt folgenoe Getpi6ts=
tabelle felt 9 Sabren: 1874 2O7 pfunb,
1876 2l9 pfo., 1877 23O pfb., 1878
243 pfo., 1879 247 pfo., 1880 237
Yfo., 1882 232 pf6., 1888 POP 8fo.
(amerifanifdes Gepi6t 222).
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Sippeaattpmsaeriebt.

8eri6tsb0Fe lebter Snitan5 fir Np=
pelationen finb in iebenl 5taate gu
finoen. @s siebt aber au1 In Granf-
beiten bes 8lutes, Der 2eber unb 9tieren
elm bur6 bas einniitbige 8eroift Sau=
ienber erri6ietes slppelationstribunal
mad befen @rfenntniB 9r. Nuguft
6 96nig's 9amburger Sropfen
oas suberldilisite Seilmitiel gegen ale
oerartigen 8eI6perben iinh.
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2ururi6le Mabl3eit. Nrbeiter:
Diirft i6 ni6t um etipas iparines @1en
bitten, i6 babe Die ganse Wo6e nur
bon Gds unb grob gelebt. Mabame !:
Sie gan3e Wpde bon &1s unb Brob ge-
lebtl @inb bieie 2eute iippig! 9abon
g0nnt ii9 ia uniereins b66itens gum
Seliert elm paar 8ihen!
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: g(ls lima Il Ser beutId,e Gronbril

= Ms iiing # Der beuti6e 8ronprin5
in &aliel neilte, bra6ten inn bic
pereinisten Sdnserbiinoe elm @eians=
ffdno1en. st lieB ben 8oritanb ins
palais fommen I'M ieinen Danf abau=
itatten; utter ben 9erren befanb ii6
aud Der S9ubma9ermeiiter pfaff.
yla@ poa;ogener 8orifelIung iagte Der
&ronprin3 i6er3eno: pgfnn, Sic tper=
ben na9lfens eine arge Gonfurren3 be-
fommen !"-u uWieio, &aiierlife 9Dz
beit?" 9a bat li9 ia Semano gemel=
bet, ber mill 3eugtiefeln fur bic ganSe
Nrmee liefern! -u3eugitiefeln, &aiiers
li9e Sobeit, eignen lib nur fir Die
6ran3oien = oWielo?A = uSa, in
3eugitiefeln lduft ii6s 6eiier!"
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Der gpftutiiec Gsd,anae,

& &leblinger, gisen=
tbHmer, fiibri bic belfen Weine, Gbalnz
pagner, Wbisfiest 2iqu0re, feines Bier,
eiubeimil9e unb inportirte gigarrea.
9as QofaI lit luftig unb gerdumig unb
8iadrbfpieler fiHbe:l nlebrere Slide Der
beIeM 6abriden bes 2anbes. [1,2,t1S
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. E I {f Dp T II Il 4.

uffs @iIlen finS fpe3icil fur ticie Tdne
bercttef, eineDpfis pernriacbf efnen pld,eHSSeds
SeI lin g3cfInfcn, rcG Der 9eieenee erffaunf 1T.
Ste rerinebrcis ncn Etppetff uno berurade Nietds
ifa, 81 Der a5rper ecnfbrf us rurtb TIRE fpnifd,e
2giFftlna duf ie2sereaugnaspraanee etn regclmdRt-
gcr GfubIadfta berporserufen fuiro. Nrets p Gents
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Str. 8lad auf bem Gbeinoampfer

Wir. 8lad auf benz Gbeinoampfer
fragt bel iebem 8ursberge ben &api.
tdn, 1T beHen gtdbe er fi6 poitirt, Die
auf ben 8ers be3Hgli6en Sagen ab.
Sat Is Die 8ouSbergfelien. So it?"-
$50 Serr! ntaleriide Gelien bier bera
nm gSrgenb ain story ober Legend
perfnipft nit thai mountain2"- ia,
in Menge. 9ie graaiamite lit BON bic
awei 2iebenben, bic man bier auf Der
5tromleite einit ben Gels erflimmen,
aber rtimmer auriidtebren fabl"-
rIndeed-ipas tpurbe aus benenF-
vSie tletterten auf Der anoeren @eite
tpieber binunter.
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uGannb' 'deun, ruff Die farsIi9tis :
ge DIANA aus Dem Senfer 6er Sommer=
tuobnung, niieb bo6 einmal, per Der
feline 9err lit, Der ba biilten auf Der
StraBe beranfommt. ."-nM6, Mama,
6as 1T ia gar fein pfeiner 9err", bas lit
ia Bapa!"
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GpsaYtpn,e einer
galtintnrs, aaah.

GpmYtpnsc elmer
nufbGti9en 8 eb er.
Ralael an Appetit, @eoarin geritcpfling,
5hner;eft i'm Stppf nit eineru ountpfen @efiibl
I'M Siriterfopfe, Ghrier;cn inter ben Sdulterz
Ntneiaalig gegen ieoe tIrperiid,e poer aeiftise
Ebdf gtcit, rci5bareS temperament, tribes Stirtz
,liit1t5 nit neiu belpncereI @efiible, irgenb
zine Gti.essnteit berseiieit 5u habeil, Mibi9z
felt, gSirre, rSftrpfeil, Bnutte tcr ben Ingeil,
qelte 5ailf, itberbalipt Sfcpffhnler5en pberbalb
bes redten Mnge8, irtrlibi Shlaf NIT tedrlgs
isigcilSeli graunlei1. fart Ssidrttsr t1rin iinO
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1t s 8 a + . y e.
o ruii aar pner 9 d tpernen nure elm en5igcS
Nilffrdnen ntefer nrbe an gldrAenb d1suar5en
Nerrdnnet Sic berIebt zine uatirIide 5arbetnr uirt
aigenbltdI 81 perfaufeH iit apotbeten oaer riro nae
GnspFan1 bon 81 purdb GrpreB perfanot
Since 80 MfurrdD Gfreef, Retp>g)prt.
mr. El5fs Ddfiitdl tuerftueuer iltertreflungen nl
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-01-05

To the ordinary mortal who has ev-
er thought Of it at all, or who has per-
chance tried to write story himself,
1t must always seem something Of a
mystery how the great masters of the
art go about their work. Regarding
one of these masters (Hawthorne} the
January Century reads the riddle in
an article entitled "Hawthorne's
Work Shop" Among the unfinished
manuscripts left by Hawthorne, was
the sketch of a new romance, of which
this article contains the most interest
ing portions, together with the authors
notes on It. These notes are to US far
more interesting than the main text,
for they are 80 entirely frank and un.
affected, having been written merely
for his own qualification, with no idea
Of publication, that they show the
tools Hawthorne used, and how he
used them better than anything else
could possibly do. Our space, of course,
forbids anything like review of the
article, and the best we can do is to
advise all who are curious on the mat
ter, to buy a copy Of the January Cen
f,rD
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-01-05

returned to their home In Ohio, last
Tuesday. 49, The Huff family enjoyed
grand turkey roast at Daniel Freed's
on New Year's day.........M Mr.. John
Keen is hauling his millet to Moran
for the purpose Of shipping it to St.
Louis. ........ On account Of the bad roads
the mail boy that carries the mail from
Bronson to Humboldt, has been COM
PEELED to lay his buggy aside and take
it on horse-back-....... There was a
grand dance at J. w. Stover's last
Thursday night; also a prayer meet
ing Mt Mr.. Butterfield's the same
night 10000. Rev. Watson of the Ger
man church, will preach at the Mt.
Pleasant school house next Sabbath ;
all are invited. to attend. ........ Mr.. John
Wilson, Que Of our old neighbors, has
traded his farm to Patrick Starliper
for claim up near Elsionre. We sup
pose that Pat did not like Sweden
very well. More anon. SKEzIx.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-01-05

sacrificed the latter to the former, had
they been inimical, it is hard to say.
1t is equally difficult to predict the
effect of his death upon European pol
tiles. 1t removes a thorn from Bis
marck's side, and one of the most ap-
parent consequences Is the deferring of
the inevitable struggle with Germany.
Indeed many European journals regard
it as the harbinger of a general and
prolonged peace In Europe. 1t is,
nevertheless, a significant fact that 1t
Is the enemies of free government and
republican institutions that hail the
departure of the great Frenchman
with satisfaction. But whateverm ay
be the verdict as to Gambetta's char
acter, and whatever the political re-
suits of his death, the closing minutes
Of 1882 will be marked as witnessing
the premature close of brilliant and
striking career.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-01-05

THE dispatches for the past week
have been remarkable for the number
Of precocious criminals mentioned in
them. In New York two little girls
aged respectively 6 and IL, tried TO
wreck train by placing instructions
on thetrack assigning mistreatmentby
ope.sf the employees as reason for
the deed. In Chicago girl of eleven
years of age was arrested for knocking
down and robbing another child. And
in Philadelphia another little girl,
only six years old, attempted to COM
NIT suicide.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-01-05

) CERTAIN Mr.. Morse, Of New York
has been trying for some weeks to get
permission to put the Passion Play up
on the boards in that city. He has
not yet succeeded, and it is certainly
TO be hoped that he viii not. The
Passion Play is intended to be a rep
resentatian of the ljfsof Christ and the
idea Of it comes from one Of the inter-
for provinces of Germany. where il
originated, and where it has been
acted by the peasants every ten years
almost from time immemoriaL Those
who hove seen the original Play as
thare enacted. sly that they can find
nothing to criticize ia it, for the sina.
pie peasants who take the part Of
actors are chosen years ahead, with
special reference to their fitness for
the parts and look upon it as q sacred
religious duty. But 1t could never
be vjeYed in that light when seen ip
the glare Of an American theater. and
no one who has any respect for Christ
or bis teachings would like to see the
one or hear the other in the person
and by the lips Of our ordinary pro-
fessional actors. And if the play was
once presented fn New York, what is
toprevent it being taken all over the
country by travelling troupes? The
most confirmed unRelieyer would
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-01-05
COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS.
LaHsrpe Locals.

Well, Christmas and New Year
days have come. and gone, and We
hope you have all had a nice time.."....
A Christmas tree ut Allen Center and
a good time reported.........That wed
ding of Mr.. Civilian and Miss Au.
gustine was somewhata surprise to US,
although We had been expecting it SC
long. 1t came off very quietly. We
did not learn the particulars, but
think nobody was invited. They re-
membered US with some wedding cake
for which they receive our hearty
thanks. We wish the happy couple
all the joy and prosperity imagina-
bic. Press. Augustine has rented
his farm and is going to Illinois soon,
and in the spring will 60 to Colorado
.........Jennie Worst was out visiting
her friend during the holidays..-.....
Mrs. Badgett, of Moran, was over
Wednesday. Threats seem to
be an epidemic. The schools have
begun again after their short vacation
......... Our literary was quite success
We feel proud Of it being called the
best around here. A great many
seemed pleased with that German
song. Wswill venture TO say that
Mr.. Davis essays are hard to beat
Miss Hackney declaims very well, at
also does Moses Pickeli,' and Katie
Pressler is pretty hard to get ahead OF
for a girl of her age. The paper by
Mrs. French and Fred. 'Pressler was
spicy. Our next meeting is Wednes,
day evening next........ Mr.. Holden
was to preach his last sermon at Elm
Dale last Sunday night, but nobody
was present on account of the weather
...... Mrs. C. Ohlfest starts Thursday
for Indiana........ Mr.. French has over
twenty acres plowed....~...Not quite
snow enough for sleigh riding ..::...,
LaHarpe. averages one car per day
nearly all coru and hay, which
amounts to something. For this We
are Indebted to our agent.
J. HAwKER.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-01-05
EMINENT DEAD OF 1859.

The list of the distinguished dead
during the year just closed is perhaps
an unusually long one. Death has In.
vaded the ranks of every profession
with an impartial hand. Literature
loses Longfe'low. Emerson and An
thony Trollope besides many minor
figures. From the ranks of science are
taken the notable names Of John
William Draper, Charles Darwin and
Henry Draper. From the legal pro-
fession we miss Richard Henry Dana,
DIR. Theophilus Parsons, and William
Beach. The ranks of politics and
journalism seem to have been most
seriously depleted. From the long
list, we might mention Clarkson n.
Potter, of New York, c. c. Washburn,
of Wisconsin, Ex-Governor William
Dennison, Senator Benjamin H. Hill,
Louis Blanc, the great journalist and
politician of France, and Thurlow
Weed, long the most sagacious and
powerful figure in American journal
ism and politics. The most prominen,
name lost to theology Is that of DR.
Edward Pusey, Of England, and Of
military celebrities, Garibaldi is the
most noted. Other notable deaths are
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln, James Vick
E. w. Stoughton, Rear Admiral
Schenck, Rear Admiral Rodgers, and
Henry James, Sr. Later-The list is
ended with the death of Leon Gam
BETA, the greatest statesman of France
who died with the closing moments o.
the old year.
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Bronson BriedetS,

Christmas and New Year with tn cir
usual festivities have come and gone
1--WE prophesied some time ago
that there would be another wedding
soon. Last Sabbath our prophecy was
fulfilled. Mr.. George. Routh was mar
ried to Miss Carrie Harris, by Squire
Abbie. We wish the happy couple q
glad New Year and much joy along
the journey of life. We understand
that Mr.. Slater is putting up new
lumber yard near the public square,
Several car loads have already ar.
rived. The billiard hall il nearly
completed. .......T The public school had
one weeks vacation. ........ We are sorry
to chronicle the death of Mr.. Mattox's
youngest child. 1t was buried yes
terday 1.-THE revival and quarterly
meetings held by the Baptists at the
hall are well attended. Revs. Webb,
Collins, and Young. ale the principal
ministers and conductors. A great in
terest is manifesed, and it is hoped
that many souls will be saved.........A
petition is peing circulated for the pur-
pose of obtaining subscriptions with
which TO build church in Bronson.
Over 500 has been raised for that pur-
pose ....... Miss Bertha Ford and her
brother, William, have been visiting
friends i'm Kansas City =. ....Mr. Pat
rick Lynch is said to he the best see
ton boss on the railroad. AUNTY.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-01-05

The Leavenworth Times notes one
of the largest land sales ever made i'm
Kansas. The purchasing parties are
Messrs. George Storch, F. D. Mills,
and w. w. Guthrie, of Atchison,
Hon. E. N. Morrill,, of Hiawatha, and
Roscoe Stebbins, of New York; the
sale being made by the Atchison, To
peka l. Santa Fe railway. The amount
of band involved is over 100000 acres,
located principally in Butler, Morris
and Greenwood counties, being
especially adapted to stock raising.
For this purpose 10000 acres will be
reserved, the rest being put upon the
market and sold to farmers at the
prices fixed by the Santa Fe when the
lands were first located. The purchas-
ers have formed q corporation called
the Eastern Kansas Land company"
with headquarters at Atchison, and
propose to do everything possible for
the Development of these lands. Mr..
Morrill, is congressman-elect from this
State, and fine business man.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-01-05

w. J. Steele and wife welcomed the
new year in with friends in Anderson
county ......... Rowe & Stewart shipped
car load of hogs from this place
Thursday........All three of our coal
yards are supplied with coal the first
time since early winter. The
Misses Fairman are putting in an
open front preparatory to the spring
trade. ........ DR.. Jewell reports consider
able sickness among children......I
said in my last that Miss A. Southland
was rendered q vote of thanks, not
Miss Armstrong, as the types made
me say. There were other mistakes
but then it was holidays and guess
the boy were-well, all sober (?)..........
Mr.. J. A. Armstrong gave dinner to
number of hts old Hoosier friends OIL
New Years day. 1t is unnecessary to
say they had nice time for Hoosiers
always have good time when they
get together; and right bere let me
make mention of thing I have been
thinking of for some time, and it is
that We have Hoosier reunion or
picnic the coming summer. This
thought submit to the consideration
of the old HOOsier The
Moran school is crowded; there being
nearly 10 scholars enrolled ......... Mr..
Will Cummings was in town Tues
day working up the insurance bust
ness........ AS an indication of how
business is increasing at this place 1
will give the following statements
made by our oldest business men;
and when say oldest, recollect they
are only year old. Mr.. r. Dawson
says his cash sales amount to over
fifty dollars per day average for the
last three months, and that his BUSH
ness has increased fully 200 per cent.
since Jan LIST, 's2. He is hopeful of
the future of our. town. Mr.. d. II.
Mitchell says his business has averag-
aged Sl50 per. day, and his income
since last January nearly 200 per cent.