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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-02-23
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT INDtPENDEScE, KAs.,
February 8, lss3.
Notice Is hereby given that the following.
named settler has fled notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Clerk OF
the District Court at lola, Kansas, on We'd
nesday, March %, lSS3 viz James c. strong.
tip "a r Il e.
He names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, said land, viz:
C. p. Keith, J. ID. Moore, Ezra wilIett AMI
Vim. Carter, all Of Morantown. Allen county,
Kansas.-lNo. 1857.
st 1915 NJ. j. SALTER, Register.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-02-23
SHERIFF'S SALE,

SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF KANSAS, loo
ALLEN COUNTY, 90
Matthew NJ. McKinstry Plaintiff. VI. Mary
Scott ct al defendants.
By virtue OF an execution to me directed and
delivered, issued out of the Seventh District
Court OF the State Of Kansas, sitting In and for
Allen county, In sale state, will, on Satur-
day, the Eth day Of March, A. ID. 1888, be-
tween the hours Of one O'Clock p. m. and two
door In lola. in the county and State aforesaid,
offer at public sale and sell to the highest bid
der. forca In hand, all the right, title and
interest OF the above named defendant In and To
the following described real property, to-wit:
The southwest quarter Of section rs, In town.
ship "a, south Of range Is east, In Allen county,
Kansas. Said property levied on, and to be
sold as the property Of the above named de-.
fendant. Appraised value %, 100
DAVID WORST Sheriff,
Sheri6's Office, lola, Feb IA, 1883
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-02-23
FREE TO ALL.
One Thousand Bottles of Marsh's Col
den Balsam to be Given Away.

SuC AAOAodI4 DULLES Ol SOls
den Balsam to be Given Away.
Every person who is suffering with
Consumption, Weak lungs, Bron-
chitis, Cough or Cold, Sore Throat,
Hoarseness, Group, Whooping Cough,
Asthma, or any disease Of the Throat
or Lungs, can obtain a trial bottle of
Marsh's Golden Balsam, the great
Cough remedy, free of charge, by call
ing at Scott & Sons drug store. Per
sons who have tried this valuable
medicine can procure the large bottles
at 80 cents and S1.O0. Thousand of
bottles have been given away to prose
its extraordinary merit. Two doses
will benefit.
For all Blood disorders and Liver
complaints use Marsh's Golden Blood
and Liver Tonic. 1t purifies the Blood,
lnvigorates the Liver, Stomach and
towels, regulates the Kidneys and
strengthens the system. Sample bot
tie free.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-02-23
gutal Matters.

FOR SALE.
A fine young jack. Call on NJ. X.
Long & Co.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-02-23

AuCIC 10 gnu OpCuluS AOA SuCu al
establishment here, and Lee Rucker is
just the man to take hold of it. He is
well known and popular, and We are
glad he is to be permanent resident.
We understand that the Hall Com.
pany, after due consideration has de-
cltned to close the bargain, giving the
use Of the opera house to parties in
Garrett for the establishment of a
roller skating rink. The reason given
is that the noise of the skates would
render it next to impossible to do bus.
mess in the stores below. The reason,
of course, is a good one, but we are
sorry that we are not to have a skating
rink.
Couldn't something be done this
spring, in the way of improving the
school grounds by setting out trees ?
Two or three dozen growing trees at
intervals over the yard would make
it one of the prettiest and pleasantest
places in town, instead Of the most
barren and unattractive, as it now is.
We would like to have the school board
consider this matter, and il they have
any authority to do so, our citizens
would certainly bear them out in any
efforts in this direction.
A farmer from the west side tried
a dangerous game the other day, and
had a narrow escape. In order to cross
the railroad track before the SOUTH
bound passenger train, which was
just drawing in, he urged his horses
into a run. He got across, but the pi-
lot of the engine struck just before the
hind wheels of the wagon, lifting them
into the air, but singularly enough do
ing no injury to wagon Or driver. The
gentleman will probably not be guilty
again of putting horsefesb against
steam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19
MAYOR LOWS OPPONENT.
JOSEPH C. HENDRIX NOMINATED BY THE BROOK
LYN DENOCRATIC CITY CONVENTION.
The BROOKLYN Democrats nominated Joseph

JOSEPH c. HENDRIX NOMINATED BY THE BROOK
LYN DEMOCRATIC CITY CONVENTION.
The Brooklyn Democrats nominated Joseph
C. Hendrix Mayor last evening This action was dis
counted in the afternoon when ii made known that
Boss Mclaughlin bad given the word for the concen-
tratOn Of upon Mr.. Hendrix, best able to meet
Mayor Low upon his ground and discuss with him
the principles OF home rule and business methods
in municipal affairs. The Convention called to order
In Music Hall. at Fuouet and Flatbushayo at s:45 D.
m. Augustus Van Wyck, chairman of the Democratic
General Committee, presided, and f. NJ shepherd, pres
dent OF the Young Democratic Club made secretary
". j. Osborne presented platform, setting forth the
principle home rule; pedGing party oppose any
Limitation Of the undivided responsibility Of the hayor
" indorslng" Civil Service reform; fayOrng no In
crease O; the city debt: urging rapid transit on a
basis Of fairness to properyowners; aud dcporng tho
increase IN the rate or taxation The resolutions were
adopted without Il chrtr and with mild applause.
General T.. y. Bimum in speech Of some length
nominated Mr.. Hendrix for Mayor. and Edmond DIge.
The WILLIAMSBURG Fire Insurance mpnuy seconded
Tie nomination. No other nominal on- made, and
NJ. Hendrix nomination wis made " sky muC votes.
Thomas +. Lowrry nul Thomas Carroll voted for IlouH7
kiusrha. G8rrlt CuIru, George ". Anderson and twO
other voted for Robert Black. The nomination OF III.
HrnITN WA, n.do unanimous, ma '"mm'',,'r com ,
posed of W. j. Osborne, Jc.ru lab b. Robinson lanoud
Dri"y. ANA ry-NuyoI Howell, were appointed 80 wait
o.. IS into Hnl hr wa. rccrccd with enthusiastic
applause. Ilr .,ptgd Tie nomination and commended
~" Convention ten nominated John Courtney Charles
A. klpLl and Thomas kDuI FOR civil Justices. They are
ihs present lh'ul,hcnl o tue ril''a ,.,
Tac seven cIuiidlt's for Adruuen-at Large selected
Qunturd George NJ. Nirho4, G",rsr niogrd Connor u-
as J. scott and THeopnus Oonl. They represented lue
better clcr. cui- Of tlr Democratic party.
Joseph Clifford H.Hiriy Is about thirty thrrc years Of
age. ile horn IN Missouri, whcr' hi, istber was q
college president II, uttered Cornell University in the
class Of 1873, but did not complete his COURSE lie
which he has since rrmtinrl representing that paper IN
Brooklyn FOR nine ycdrs. He lives Ia tho Tenth ward
NJ F iu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19
COLLEGE BOYS At FOOTBALL

The football season in New York was opened
yesterday with game between the teams Of Columbia
College and the College Of the City Of NewYork at Cen
trail Park. The players were follows: Columbia
Rushers, J. II. Ward, E. j. Levy, G. II. Barnes. @. c.
Palmer II. J. Bruner, A. f. Hyde W. Bowling teaptan)
quarter back, st. +. Webster; half backs, W. Ruthsr.
ford, and Duncan Elliott; back. W. G. Peck The
College Of the City Of YOrk-RuSheTs l. NJ Often
hOefeT, G. o. Edrdge, r Tunhul Taber Knox. Charles
Taber L. ID. Hulshyer and J. Hbreth captain quarter
back, NJ. WOrnser; half back, NJ Pupir and W. Dinkel
spiel; back, r. ~ Smith.
The campus surrounded by the friends OF the con-
tesants, who manifested their enthusiasm By shouting
Columbia C-CN-Y when either side gained the al
vantage but the Columbia College cry heard the
often The Columbia men, who the heavier had
the advantage Of the game throughout although their
Eghcr but ulmbler antagonists fought them puckily
OItcn The BAH buried beneath a seemingly nrXtrct
But In brief period the ball would surely emerge in Tie
hands Cf U-hcT," who would speed maCly toward the
opponents goal, only To be- thrown in nineteen
Ou o. twenty cases before reaching ID. Most of the play
IN the vicinity OF the goal OF the City, COLLEGE The
t"-t-pIIy Oh Tie Columbia side done bv Barnes,
Levy, Ward and Webster, Barnes making the run o. tue
G8y. Their most rpdOubtabIe opponents were Often
EUvfrT, WurIsrr and Knox,
At de" end OF tHIeequarDr OF an hour the game stood
Columbia ,, tOurhdOWu," 7, the Citys College o.
After a brief recess the again renewed, and NJ
the end OF another tmeequaTters NJ hour the CUnm
bias had added two more tOucldOWus to their score.
No goal, made by either side.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19
IGREEING oy RErUB .Ic4y CANDIDATES.
ACIDS or TUE co>FrEE CE COMMIT E-JAcmB
HISS FOR REGLST 4.

ACIDS or TUE Co>FrEE. CE COMMIT E-JACmB
HISS FOR REGLsT r..
Tho Republican Conference Committee and
many % their friends met Michael Crcgn's headuar-
trrs Four'h-nvc last night 10 the candidates To
~ D,forr County Convention. Police Justice Patcr
ION presided. A letter WA received from George W.
Folsom the secretary OF the Citizens Committee an
upuucug that definitions had been received from thruo
OF The candidates put In nomination and that # had been
decided not to IN he any nomination for Register The
roll Of dcleEIt then called and Jacob Hes WA
named ~ tHr candidate for Register BY all except two
ot the numbers Of the committee. Two votes
were cast FOR John MrC1lye. Tho candidates FOR
supreme Court Ju,toehip, named without Discus
son except ~ whether ~ thrm would accept the
nomination Edward Mitchell md Robert S"wcl received
tho vote, Of al present. J. c. julius Llng1tan ani
william H. TovuIry then nominated Tor the two
Cy Count Judg ships II wa decided 10 cn the Comfy
Convention together again tonight at Republican Hail. in
West Tuirry-trud.-i. No opposition was manifested In
tie urrlIuG. w.l,u was In -r>,iun only short uhe
Ertunlrlu n o.. 'rA.t might be- helped ia the city by
-trurt republican ctT ucAet. lnr ,,,oh "i ln' com .
mt,r "ui De submitted &" tho County convention lot
ratification. o.,
i.t BE- BE- about f',} Tr'Ia Oh a-' "" h7 |,.h u'S
y.f. 200 political u.,. lI. "l m.a. "i ihr Assembly
Iu 1874. 900 Alderman 900 $50. aud iH- boon '9u'.i,-
-lrung OF Ohaul,os and Correction ENC. I7,', 81, "l-
b.ru fuT -,..d Hnr, president oi Go" NNl-' Assembly
District E'uuUu.su Atp.I. sion. Tie Dos twice Dee" an
ul-u..'..tu candidate I"r Register "h u' H'P"'"'"
IIGari Mitchell ha, hrII only the Office Of Assembly,
man M,,.,s r,,l il tur L..0-.ur. few year. alo.
uDI,al4atrr rnI ut. attained n'eG Itnh DID hi, Pr
I. Irrtv Iri r. NOT lr.n active 800 nrt"url contests
lIr 49,, chairman %. t.r C'nmi'," ~ ht.I"n
H.. ...r.. r' tIi.r .tr q f.a. mrnt.-..o.
r. -...,. 7. .,.,,rr fort, y,.ra OF 30. b. h,,h been
' .,'i r.,lr rtn. rl" wi. Stree. rnaor Ken.
np,g. U..,.m.Du , c.. 3D. u., MT ...n Wou.r'u' I'D
pu "a. aa... H.lta uuH.Io' lu.ra State, senator
-. ",,..r W. , civil Justice. bon Oh, upper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19
KINGS COUNTY AOMIyATIoyS.
mpGwAY DEPaAls WEINBERG FOR DIyrRICr,AT-
TOR>EY-oHER NAMES o. THE TICKET

RIDGwAY DEPEATs WEINBERG For DIyTRICr,AT-
TOK>EY-OHER NAMES o. THE TICKET
Democratic politicians of high and low degree
gathered and cuattcI Brooklyn Music HAL
Yesterday afternoon and o'clock they swarmcd INTO
the building many 81 them delegates to the County
Convention 20 nominate q DistrctAttoncy. a County
Judge two Coroncr-, Supcri,OratL Large. a County
Auditor and an Associate Justice OF the Sessions The
hall was decorated with fll shields and strips Of buut-
ing over the stage the words Home Rule" were d.
played In large capitals The words Make no Mistake
were also put up and aftcrKlrd removed.
The Convention was called to order by Ausus-
tus Van Wyck, chairman ol the Democratic General Com
mIttee EguS.r ht delegates present ont OF ninety
elected. II. b. Hubbard, Of the Twentieth Ward
was chosen permanent charm 3D., and John @. Law
secretary Mr.. Hubbard stepped aside from the chair and
nominated for County Judge TOR the ensuing six years
Henry s. Moore who has held the Office for twelve years.
He WIS made the unanimous CAuire OF tho Convention
real interest in work OF the Convention began
with the contest over the DistIictA uOucysup. Tho
name, Of James W. Ridgway. Jeremiah \. Weinberg.
Charles l.. Lyon, aud Augustus Van Wyck were pre-
scented. Mr. Van Wyci declined 10 bo a candidate. An
informal vote showed scvcutyhrec vote, for Ridgway,
ten for Weinberg and Ave for Lyon The names OF Wern
berg and Lyon then withdrawn, and Mr.. Ridgway
was unanimously nominated. The Convention
then nominated DIT W. Ford for Coroner for the ist
District aid Coroner Felix W. Doyle for the lid District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19
MIR. EYARTs,S ADDRESS.

On concluding his speech, Senator Bayard intro
dnced the ora or of the day, the Hon. W. "a. Evans
who spoke as follows
What measure or limit can theTo or should uerr b. T"
the Joy and pride with which great, fortunate pusIo''
and powerful people looks back upon the men, te AIN
and the events which have determined their destiny ill
made sulc their happiness In every FORM md "'A
every degree OF interest and zeal such people d' ~
sist, and should insist that these glortes u
their inheritance shah never mde from vac
eyes Of themselves tier pu,tcr,y. lucy
viii mark the scenes whore transactions h'
had their birth With durable monuments they III N
out and commemorate every noble purpose nnd r'''I
NrtnoGs act which have made up the collective i"fo
secured the general triumph they Will cnbiatHl N,
their admiration and their gratitude the names ahh u
Of the iustriOus actors u these great ah"i'
and finally they viii swell the impulse %
volume of the impressions OF the herUio 20
which they preserve and transmit 10 their deseen"H'
with their own homage and applause. ,t..o fa
These natural and necessary sentiments ana -
generous aud grateful peGpe constant ana s. i,irs
perpetual. Their dause decay viii NOT diin t.e ,.a.
nf the historic period but simply marx, alas the We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19
rlocrry> ar mn sriTa rWrr>.

| L.gT.E, rTC.WrD ~ til. STATE oU'rTI.E-
now NR .UUU-'- CIR rIAE r. EE,A-DIp.
The Republican State Committee Is in con
stunt receipt Of lri~r fro.i a part. OF Oh" STATE giving
cheerful account, cd the p.o-rue- OF Tine canvas, The
circular OF Treasurer Hobbs has been well received aud
/ m the letters luc committee frequent a,pn Is male
o that fact To, following letter from wei. Known cI,-
. zen OF Geneva h. au Illustration Of this feeling:
DF,u SIR. IN former year, have been ln th" habit Of
receiving ,Iculr- nom the Republican state tuuuitlr'.
. on a." eve Of election, requesting a contribution
for election expenses. To thc-c have generally u-
spoudcd at .trlrcE Of small amount. Tai, ycu
c,ypd no circular nom you. bat have rrid NuIr appeal
iu the paper. ant .n 80 uHrI p"t"t with g, tour
cortu, 20 wen with 10y own condiments %. I.ruu, Of
the r1il Service Reform A,-"i zion, that nave deter
40 not ask or h. lido ii, the more clrrrruly ON lc
count of tnc high character OF our nominee, Tor state
oal,rr,.
7 Awcl-suorn Republican Of Niagara County writes:
E''} i4.s b. MOI "i$ i."lh'n"i'' nl ,,ru rnl"l'
500 uilImr Republican Jput5 Iur.r o., % great dead uf
d-tu.uUu "u l.r ptli ".D mo .r. 70 pu" a,iy .u.'
Maynard anI N tKHrIl uu tlr - .up.rItI. u.a.j 1.g
J. nu,r.sf- a.. openly Announcing .a.lr intention 10
scratch Maynard ml Maxwell ia order to tn,on tho
mH'h.uc DO lr-rou. Tie dr.I between ihc Democratic
organizations iu Sew YORK. i, q, 10 Disguised many Dem
I tx senator LppItr, Of Madison County wrtrr that
everything looks well there md that he expect. that
county 90 give Il, old u5nH Republican majority.
william q. Wrcd. prominent Republican ~ Albany,
who called NJ the committee" room, Yesterday sld:
THE talk about the trouble IN ranks 60 Albany has
been greatly exaggerated. The contest personal
one between Mr. Draper and Mr. smyth, and the EcpuD-
generally cared nothing about The party j.
excellent condition. The hes, ~ feeling prevail, and we
shall unusually well by the STATE ticket The luIe
contest there will TO bring out larger Republican
vote"
representative Republican Of Oswcgo writes a,
; follows:
Thedincutv over the nomination Of State Senator will
probably terminate in withdrawal OF Manuster wort-
the independent Republican candidate. There II great
apathy among Democrats, many Of whom deeply dis
/ giiStcd win the hIguIaudrd course Of the Albany
machine The Republic viii poll better vote
usual IN on years, und lar aa can judge Will elect their
| entire local ticket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19
ASSESSING GoUERNuE,T EuPL1YES
Mr. D.zg>Do RFMAKr FRESH ACCUSATIONS AGAINST
NAH Ne.

NAH NJ.
WAsUINGTOS, Oct. IA TRIBUNE cores
pendent last night received telegram from cx Congress
man Dczcndorf dated Norfolk, Va. in which he says:
An agent Of Mahoucs Committee was here at the Viz
gina Hotel to-day, assessing posto employees. Those
who have not money to pay required 70 give thirty
day note"
only a few days the Postmaster General sent In
spsctor sharp n Norfolk to investigate Ike charges.
EIe reported that the accusations without rOmda-
ton far the po,t-ofce employees concerned
While the cners that the law against
political shall not he violated, far his
Department II concerned he probably does not feel that
he afford to keep an Inspector employed constantly
IN running down charges which turn to be gTOumdless.
Mr. DczcudDrf hns explained that his accusations
did apply to the pOstOfce employees at Norfolk In
TACT however his accusation general respect
ing the Custom House and other Federal employees at
Norfolk" which OF included those m the post office.
II Mr. DezeudOrf has any specifications aud evidence "a
support them IN regard To the present Charge they VIII
probably receive Investigation The Postmaster General
n 10 understood received dispatch from MIN last night
I'm regard TO the matter.
several days ago Iu private letter 10 friend In Wash
iugtOu Chairman Brady OF the Republican star" Exec
uiiye Committee OF Virginia, wrote In our entire can
have been very cautious not 10 violate any law,
and you depend upon II that conduct has bsen
such bear the closest and fullest investigation
There hceu made for political pur-
POSTS OF Federal officials, and General Nahonc and my
even rrfrurd from talking with Prteral officers in re
% matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19
HE chr 100 N1aEt1S DULL.
DECLINE IL THE PaICs or wuGAT-LAEGE RE
lEIPI. OF CnEN

lhl lf.hf..'H.Nilt i' lfIs iI'nN NEsl
Cmc,Go. Ogt. lS.-This market was neg
octcI odly Speculation, had their eyes van street.
stock, demanded attentions produce WI, forgotten De-
ccmbnr wheat dropped to 9J2 cents the lowest poiut
touched yet some OF the houses, notably smsa, Nc-
Cpru.s N Goa began a. cover their shorts" Eem dtI
too and -o did Others who had big lines. Tie buy in.
tu ni t,sn -lpst- and tuo ,.ug out OF biz limos car
rrd r,r day ut great lu,. 10y bulls" constituted the
url.tu.-. %, the dry. smith, Mccormick * Co.. n t-
-rfd covered 100000 bushels, and EnHm covered
n.lr rurr Mlmlnr. Eudulu & Co largo SELLER
t.rrvt.gorcr 70 g. believed. "ny" grain Under tins
brvur t.o market recovered utrlr Wheat for Dace
Der advanced 90 yI = cents The adv Nncc however, was
mo-. r,r UiuI ON the "calI" November ri,-rd ~ 92~
cents: December 40 gIaylis cents, Ou tine curb
later December so0 40 90 CENTS and men 40 night
ycro going from office 10 office Offering s37s
sample of spring wheat received to-day from Dd-
Lota and submitted the Inspection Otc., which, ~
LAYS the reron who sent q. WIS uo-ui'i,n september
2. TIE Inspection Dep1rtmrut say That possibly
10 MlLF grade No. 3, and possibly might nOi.
~. hurr maxi NJ properties Wc appurnl!
poor The sender wrote Tint north Of
f yDrt. r Pacific. lime MP tU the 'rrr.pr 81 nit, there
the first II,'r tuu received here o! the alleged great
september H.H.t tru,t.hitr.
Inc increase ~ 100000 bushels IN the visible
supply OF wheat wa OF tour cnrou- aging to l" bears
The receipts OF were Large; ALB cars. The sup
mpnt, compared with o." receipt, were mail There
decline Of = cent, and % small speculation jh1
the offer OF 100000 bu,hrl lots depressed tine market
November closed IN the alley To night at y cents The
trade IN provisions ~ dun ever and this mnIS
Tho iu pork within lO cents and in lud and
rins within ~ The receipts Of hogs were small ouy
10000 ICES. than for lHr same time lf-t week Prices Of
Hug- title higher, and hog product, went tribe
ni.nrr November and December pork closed At
$40 37q October lard closed NJ - 5--2. November at
- % October Tins al - 80 AMI NJ rn'aF al - o. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19
THE FIRE RECORD.
IGNAL BOXES THAT DID NOT WORK.

The large sash and blind factory of William
IL Hall a sons AT Nos BIZ 10 SO East Twentrtu-st, was
threatened with destruction by fire at93O ~ yesterday
PLANES were discovered in the drying house In the Tt 81
th factory and attempts were made send alarm to
the Fire Department by OF two special signal boxes
in the factory. The boxes similar TO those used N
Tho Park Theatre before 10, destruction Although rl' h
o. the boxes manipulated according 10 are 'h' no
signal WIS transmitted aud there delay Ui neatly "a
qIttI oil al UOur before policeman sent -u ii 20 nom
about 50 men employ ed Iu The
factory however and they ala much elective "OIh Dc"i"
tLe trtulrn arrived. nom half dozen engines
mn ou the flames before the factory building was
Injured Tine driving house Wa, injured $1,000 ana lun-
bsr worth about $1,000 was destroy cd.