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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-02-09

rpwe have tts best fob printer IN Alien
county, and will duplicate, in style Ard Prtcess
ths work Of any ofiee in this part OF ne state;
Those wishing SALE Bills printed VIII
meps In the localcoi umnsof fHB BH0la1K1 Of
ali Gales for which the bills are printed at this
ollce. Orders by mail viii receive prompt ~
tsntion.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-02-09

Another car Of barb Wirs this Week
at the lpe hardware store Of III & n.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-02-09
BUY YOUR BRooMs /!

BUY HOUK bKOOMSI
At the new broom-shop, south Of
Presbyterian Church. Price SITS t.
S2.75 per dozen.
NJ. NJ. MCDIRMIT.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-02-09
publication Notice.

Publication Notice.
In the District Court in and for Allen County,
Kansas.
Tslitha C. wensel and Rudolph wenzel, plain
tinb, VI. Gertie Hartman, Birdie Bostwfck,
H. q. Bostwick and w. n. Hartman, defend
ants.
Gertie Hartman, Birdie Bostwick and n. G.
kostwick, will take notice that petition wss
nled against them on the 10Th day Of January,
A. d. less, and an amended petition died
therein the 18th day Of Jsnuary, \. ID.
1883. In the District Court within and
for said county and State, by Telitha G.. Wsp-
eel and Rudolph wenzel, snd II now pending
wherein said 1elitha c. wenrei and Rudolph
Wenael, demand partition Of the northeast
quarter "a Of section twenty CO., township
twenty-four ts4l, range nineteen tss. all In
term Of court the said Telitha c. wenzei and
Rudolph wenzel will apply for an order that
partition may be made OF said property and
premises. Now, unless you answer on or be-
fore the frat day Of the next term OF court,
plaintln's petition will be taken % true and
Judgment rendered accordingly.
GoRpoS q fIsHEn,
IL. 81 Att'ys for Plnintihs.
Attest: A. C. scorr, Clerk District Court.
Dated this 18th day Of January, 1855.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-02-09

WILLIAM H. WYcVOFF,
Auctioneer, Moran, Allen county,
Kansas. Satisfaction guaranteed, or
no pay.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-02-09
Notes,
Posters,
Receipts,
Sale Bills,
Circulars,
PansphJets,
Bill Heads,
Note Heads,
Letter Heads,

And, in short, Neat and Tasty Job
Printing Of all Kinds promptly execu'
ted.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-02-09

ing. One or two members of the for
mer class will belong to this one, bnt
most Of them are new recruits.
We invite the citizens of the east
ern part of the county to come and see
our immense stock of lumber and get
prices before you buy. We also carry
large assortment of Colts pure mixed
paints. the best in the market. c. H.
Safer & Bro, Bronson, Kansas.
Tell your neighbor to subscribe for
The REGISTER If he wants q paper
that gives all the news, that contains
all the official publication notices,
that is clean and strong and tells the
truth.
Eureka Herald Our friend Frank
Brewer took bis departure for Emporia
last Saturday. He will make Emporia
his headquarters for the present. We
are sorry to see Frank leave, and hope
he will make good use Of his time and
opportunities in the future.
The old Robson wagon shop build
ing has been moved to the vacant lot
on West street, opposite Ellis livery
stable. The ground on which it stood
is thus left clear for the commence
ment of work on the new brick build
ing which will be made a. soon as the
weather permits.
A well-known society young man,
who had customariiy received his dis
missal at 10 O'Clock sharp, on his last
call was graciously granted permission
to stay until "Dayy" came home.
"Davy is a good boy, you know"
"Davy" put in an appearance eonsid-
erably on the other side Of midnight,
and c. wants to make q permanent
rule of it.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-02-09

coming 70 town. Inc buggy In Wnlcn
she was riding was overturned, and
she was thrown upon the frozen
ground, breaking the shoulder blade,
and suffering internal injuries. DR..
Hendricks was summoned, and at last
accounts Mrs. Young was doing as
well as could be reasonably expected.
Wewould request our correspondents
to take particular pains to write names
plainly. Ifan ordinary word is omit
ted or illegible, the printer can supply
its place by the context. But even
a printer does not know the name of
every man, woman and child in the
county. and mistakes will necessarily
occur unless the name is plainly writ
ten.
Mr., Cook brought q curiosity into
town last Saturday, in the shape of a
fox that he had killed In the Rock
creek timber east Of his place. Mr..
Cook says that his dog charged it out
of corn field into the timber where it
climbed a low tree. Mr.. Cook followed
and knocked it to the ground, when
the dog finished it. Our naturalists
failed to agree as to It's species, but the
majority were Of the opinion that it
was q grey fox. 1t was a beauty,
whatever its name was, and when
properly mounted-as Mr.. C. intends
to have twill make q handsome
specimen, So far as we know this IL
the first fox ever seen or killed in Al
len county, and one wonders a little
where it came from, and how 1t has
has kept itself hidden all these years.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

lola, rs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-13
nRPHANs' court SALE oFyALUABLE +

On SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER i.
lsSl, in pursuance OF an order OF the Orphans
Court OF Lancaster County, will bC sold at
Public NenGue, at the Fountain Inn, south
Queen street, Lancaster City, Pa, the follow
ting Real Estate OF Christian strobe, deceased
TO wit:
No. l. \ Lot or Piece OF Ground situate on
the west side OF South Queen street. in the
civ Of Lancaster, aforesaid con rtaining I'm
front on said street 81 feet 10 inches, and in
depth westward 2i5 feet 10 Beaver street;
bounded on the north by land OF 1cUrge ".
Corueny, and on the south by land OF Henry
~hCaH The improvements consist of two one
story Log Weather Boarded Dwelling Houses
and One-SsOry shop, fronting on said south
Queen street, and respectively mum bered 534,
$50 and d3S. This IL q large and valuable lot
for building purposes, having a front on
South Queen and on Beaver streets.
NO. >, \ lot or piece of ground, situate on
the northwest side OF High street, in sail city
OF Lancaster, cOntaing lG feet in front and eN-
tending in depth 295 feet more or less, to
ground late of [. BlumenstOck, adjoining
ground OF said {. BlumeustoCk on northeast
and northwest and by late Adam " Use on the
southwest. The improvements are a one
story brick house, No. 81, on said High street
iruit trees, and other improvements.
Possession anu title will be given on April J.
lSsI.
sale to commence at O'Clock p. IN. when
due attendance will be given and terms OF
sale made known by
b. BAUMAN.
Trustee appointed by the OGphaus' COuI' to
soil said real estate.
sHyBERT y SUTTON. AucttOneers. O2j-TuSS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-13
WORDSWORTH 4 NEuEssIIY
IcaItny InHacuce OF This Poet Upon the
Present Ago.

BcaIthy Inngcucs OF This Poet Upon the
Present Ago.
Manhattan.
Aud here va come to that point in our
line of reasoning which impresses us with
the importance of Wordsworth's S influence
as poet, and the couuteractive effect OF
his poetry upon the restless and eager
spirit of the modern age What wo need as
a counterpose 20 our anxious and hurried
mode of life is, il seems to me, to be fOund
in full and satisfactory measure in proper
appreciation of this healthy English poet.
am aware of the existence Of a general
impression that he is too traGscendentaI to
exercise any decided influence over an age
which is absorbed in practical questions
and useful discoveries. But this error pro
ceeds from two causes: first, because the
character and usefulness of tran nsceuden-
talism are not properly undeTstood; and,
second, because we fail to discover the
most urgent necessity Of the age in which
We live. AS q system Of philosophy alike,
and calling into existent thoughts that
fifty express the higher conceptions Of ia
tellectual and spiritual beauty, it will never
die.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-13

am baptist Minister. ana before | cy,.,
thought OF being II clergyman | graduated in
medicine, but left lucrative practice for nv
present profession, 40 years ago [ was ior
many years sufferer from Quiusy; "TH0,1Gg' =
Ectectrto OF cured me- was also troubled
with hoarseness, and IhOmus' Eclectric OHuI.
ways relieved me. My wife nnd ChiIJ i'I
dlphthcria, and Thomas Ecicctrfc oil cured
them, ana II taken in time II viii cure seven
out OF ten. am confident IL il a cure for thr
mos: obstinate cold or cough, and II any one
VIII take small teaspoon and halt Mi fl win
Ine ~, ana thcn place the end OF the spoon i'm
one hostfll ana draw the OIL out of tnr SuOon
INTO the head by smiling ~ hard rs they can
until the on falls over into the throat and
practice that tWico week. / don't care how
ouehslye their head may be, it viii clean il
OUT ana cure their CatarTh. For deafness and
SeuIuCne IL mas u0ne wonders 70 my certain
hhoWieuge; II Is tho only medicine dubbed
pn, pnIcmt iheouclhe mat have ever Iclt like ro.
coinnlchulhE, ana Am very anxious to see II
IN IN every place, Tor tell you that womb MOI
~ M MllhnuI IL IN my house tor any CuusidCrn.
Iloh. am now suffering with "A pain ike
iiai iTihSuLallsin In my right limb ana nnthing rs.
Moves me ike Thomas Eclcciric on
DIR. +. +. CRANE, CORY. PA
,od for sale by IL. B. Cochran, druggist. l97 nm,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-13
DURLIU NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. norsr

L pROPERTY,-On THURSDAY, EVEN.
ING, NOVEMBER IS, 1883, will be sold al pub.
lie sale, at the CITY Hotel, on North Queen
street, the property consisting OF a large two
story BRICK BUILDING with two.stnry
Brick Rear Attachment fronting 3! feet on
North Queen street and extending westward
2l5 feet to Market street, known as " The Nc
Cram House" and situated Nos. 10 and las
North Queen street, Lancaster. Pa. Has
store, saloon and Il Rooms, Gas, two IIy-
drants I'm yard
Also a Large Frame stable. (hClling .
hOTses), situated on the Market street front
OF same premises.
Possession and title will be given April /,
lsSI
sale TO commence at ~ O'Clock p. IN OF said
day, when terms and conditions will be made
known by BAUsMAN ) BURNS.
JACOB GUNDAKER. AuCt.
o36GILi5,lS, S,G3,g7.OSnLGQL2I5E ., p.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-13

Hanover Accommodation west, connecting
at Lancaster with Niagara Express nt as,
will run through t0 Hanover daily, except
Sunday.
Frederick Accommodate wet, connecting
At Lancaster with El5: Limo wtat, - T.. u, wtI
run through % F-tInIiCk.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-13
MEMS, YOUTHS,
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S
CLIO r HI NC,
SOME OF OUR PRICES.

As has never before been put on exhibition In
this city. New styles for Fall and Winter now
ready for Won
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-13

That in this town thoTe are scores OF persons
passing our store every day whose lives are
made miserable by Indigestion, Dyspepsia
Sour and distressed stomach, Liver Com.
plaint, Constipation, when tor Toe. wcwi!l sell
them ShNoh's Nitalizer guBIGntcul TO cure
them. sold by II. -, Cochran, druggist Nos.
li7 and l39 North Queen street. teu7.ooll
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-13
Aaneaster Hntelligenccr.
TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. is, 1888,
NEWS OF TBr DAY.

Fire and storm--Caismity ana Crime.
A FIRE in Charleston, South Carolina,
yesterday morning, destroyed Wilbur's
clothing store, and Robinson, Co.'s
wholesale grocery, and damaged Leid.
sings bag factory. Eight women and boy
were employed In Wilbur's, and several of
them Jumped from the third story. Ellen
Heron was killed aud Susan Bond was
mortally injured. Mary Wolf was badly
burned, and Maggie Quinlick and Annie
Tylee we're badly hurt in jumping. Abb
gail Guy and Lanra Green are supposed to
have been burned in the building a little
boy named Lightheart jumped and was
caught without receiving any injury. The
loss on property is 100000
storms In the North.
A very severe storm ragged on Sunday
night and yesterday in tho lake regions,
with heavy snow in Canada aud portions
Of New England and Northern New YORK.
Snow fell to the depth Of two inches In
Ontario and snow storms were also re-
ported in Utica, Albany aud other places
in New York, and in the mountainous
sections of Pennsylvania AZ Hastings
and Belleville, in Ontario, steeples and
chimneys were blown down and houses
were unroofed. At Bellevlle the storm
was accompanied by thunder, lightning
and terrific hail. 4 panic was caused in
Salvation Army meeting aud several
persons were injured, mono, however, Sc
verely. A number Of vessels were driven
ashore at various points on Lake Erie,
Michigan and Ontario, and loss OCliic is
feared. The watchman Of mill in
Cleveland, Ohio, was mortally injured by
being blown from an outside stairway on
Sunday night.
A Series OF Tragedies.
A naked light upon q miners head in
the West End mines at COalmOnt, near
Wilkesbarre, yesterday morning, caused a
fatal explosion. Michael Baroskv was
killed and John Eskolus aud John Roller
were fatally burned. Eight bTicklaycrs at
work on a school house in course Of creC-
ton ia the upper part OF New York city,
were yesterday thrown from the third
story to the street by the breaking Of the
scaffold. Patrick keletlck aud John
Glasscrot were killed, and four others were
injured, one, named David barry, perhaps
fatally. The other two men saved them
selves by catching a projecting beam
Two engines on the West Shore railroad
collided yesterday at Albany, killing John
Schermerhorn and iujuring several others.
%. NJ, Chase, superintendent of the
Fish hatcherios of Michigan, and six other
persons have been drowned Rt Petersburg
in that state, by the upsstting of a small
boat.-The family Of Il. I. Palmer, Of
Akron, Ohio, were taken violently sick on
Sunday after eating head cheese, and two
of them are not expected e. recover.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-13
RESCUED FROM DrArn

For sale by IL. B. Cochran. dru,,,,i., 30 y"
l39 North Queen street Va "bs's| ld' ana
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-13
I NoRruwAEp

DEADIsa . UOLUMuIA R.K.
ARRAEGShEET OF PASSENGER ik,Ise
MONDAY, OOCTBER ?qTH, 1888.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-13
MEDICAL,
DKowN's IRON pITTERs.
Strike at the Bottle.


~ N rat his side
I'm
disorder
o you m
ure Ido "aidthe
brand w q
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Il 10 h brok
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-13

NoriDE AZ rhEsrAssErs AND GUN
- n ano.-All persons are hereby forbidden
mll mnh -. speedwell estates, In Lebanon ana
,nnio ,rahioassef counties, whether inclosed or un.
nshing, as the law viii be rigidlv e1tnrsesn ~,
asainsl all trespassing on said iands of fSc
undersigned after this notice ''''"' VI INC
WIN. COLEMAN FREEMAN,
X. PERCY ALDEN
EDWARD q. FIREMAN
oletfdAw No'oiuah's heirs'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-13

., A weak stomach or euiCeb.cd circulation {.
like arOpe about oar neCks. We arc strung m,
and unstrung alternately til existence be-
comes unbearahle. BUrd0ck Blood Ruer5
will arrest ali this misery. RuTdDck BLOOD
BhterS are boon to the sick Let us IcIncu,
Der this fact. For sale by II. B. Cochran
druggist. l37 and ld9 North Queen street
The surest preventive against small Pox {.
DarDys Prophylactic Fluid II destroys con-
tagiOn. . .0''
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-13


The following statement OF Wnliarn ! Cnrgh
In, OF Someryille, Mass, IS 80 remurkabIr t"at
We beg to ask for 1t the attention OF our read
ers. lie says "In the iall OF 1851 was takcn
win violent bleeding OF the lungs. followed
by severe cough. / soon began to lose NV,
appetite ana flesh. was so weak al ono lima
that could not leave my bed In the sum.
mer oi 1871 was admitted 10 the CITY HognitaI
"hnethere the doctors said had a hole In
my leit lung rs big as half.dollar. IeynenI.
eu over hundred dollars In doctors ana med.
ioines' twas so far gone at one time n ronort
m'nt around that was dead. gave mn homo
Dut Hiehd told me Of DIR, WIN. HALLS
bAl'sAM FOR THE LUNGS. | Iaugho a.
my friends, thinking my case incurabie, nut
Bot botte to satisfy them, whom TO NV snr.
pfised' qualification, l commenced IN foo,
DETER My hope, once dead, began to royI,,,
ana 10 LAY feel in better spirits than NV,
the past three years. ""''
81 write this hoping you VIII publish 4, an
that every one AFFLICTED with Diseased Iunrs
VIII be Induced TO take DR. VIM, HALLS
BALsAM fORTHE LUNGS, and be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. /
nave taken two bottles ana can positively saw
tDat II has done ma more good than ali the
other medicines have taken since my sick.
ness. Ny cough has almost entirely disap.
peared and shall soon be able to 20 10 work, ;.
$3.50 Nv U. ". Cochran. 1877 North Queen street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-13

NUAsTEK AND mILLEIIsVILI,E Il.

I ANUAsTER AND MILLEIsVILI.E Il.
1 Cars run as follows.
Leave LRncntser a.. u Depot, at T. o. apt
ll:S0 n. M, and ., I, ana $3.50 u. IN. oXcent on
Saturday, when tho last car iCavos az gJO ~ ma
Leave MIlersvila dover end) at &, s, nidsib
O. NJ, and |, 3, 3 and ] y. IN.
Cars run dRiiv on al hvO timO except on Sun
dav.
(yULuBlSAA n pURC DEpOs,T Rail,
~ ROAD TIME TABLE.
Trains now run regularly on the Columbia
= Port Deposit Railroad on the following
time.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-07
READ THE
CHICAGO LEDGER !

The Oldest and most reliable story paper pub
lished in the West. 1t is a large eight page
paper, full of interesting stories, society news
and humor. Every new subscriber receives a
book as a premium Price S1OO per year
Sample copies free. Address, CHICAGO LEDGER,
Chicago, Ill. Aug. IL i'm
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-07
Soianti6n Predictions.

b. G, jenkins, +. X. S. A., writes TO
The Pail Mall Gazette: 1T would APP
pear, then, that the cholera which visits
our shores, is not Indian, but Arabian
diseases generally the same, specifically
different. There are, rs | endeavored
to show eleven years ago, when l stated
that the next great attack would be in
1888, as q matter of fact seven different
species, which descend from the atmos-
phere at seven different points, situated
equally distant from each other along
the tropic of Cancer, and move in u
northwest direction. The Indian and
Arabian streams intersect in England.
AS matter of fact, the Indian, from its
much longer course, eXhausts itself in
Russia and Germany, and in all prob
ability we have never had an attack OF it
unless, perhaps, it be when the north
of England suffered in 1881. AS regards
the assertion that one SO often hears
that all cholera can be traced to the
Ganges, what is to be said about the
cholera which commenced last July in
Mexico. and last January was carrying
off by fearful ravages an immense num-
Der Of victimsp Before the present year
closes expect TO hear that cholera has
broken out in every quarter of the globe.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-07

Ia suitable place IN the brook has peen
found for it, it is quietly lowered so as
to have fiat bed on the gravel at the
bottom. Two or three yards of each
string stretch out onto the grass, and
a large piece of white paper is attached
to the end, so that all the nets may be
readily found in the dusk. Altogether
there may be forty or fifty of them, at
short distances apart. These will take
up nearly half mile of the brook; and
when the last has been put in you walk
back to the fire, and soon after begin
taking up the nets for examination.
Herein lies the advantage of selecting
winding part of the stream. The more
it winds, the shorter in proportion is the
walk back across the grass from the last
let to the first one; and this walk has to
be taken a great many times over in the
course of the evening. The only art re-
CURED in crayfishing is to lift the nets
quietly and without jerk, holding the
string and catching it in the forked end
of the pole. AT first about or clock,
most of the nets may have one. and
couple of hours after only few are
caught, and it is not till shortly after
sunset that they come out in large num-
bers to feed. 1t is only when the twi-
light is growing feeble that the great
success of the evening arrives; and as
you swing the nets over onto the grass
you hear by the rattle of armor what
captures you have made. If the brook
has not been overfished six or eight
crayfish may often be pulled up at this
time on one net. 1t is too dark to see
them or to pick them up by their bodies
in the way that caution suggests. 1t is
only necessary, however, to touch them
on the grass. and they will make such
use of their claws that you are in no
danger of losing them. They are not
strong enough to cause much pain, and
it is cheering to remember that the
harder the pinch the larger, in all
probability, is the crayfsh.-iSt. James
Gazette.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-07
OraYfshing in England.

A mile or two beyond the village is
the meadow to which we are going. 1t
should be one in which the brook
lengthens itself out by multitude
of windings, a thing which the brooks
hereabouts are not averse to doing. Ar
rived here. some of the party prepare
the nets while the others light fire;
for crayfishing, though it may begin as
early as 5, will last till dark, and some
thing in the nature of picnic is often
associated with it. The nets are round
and fiat, rather shorter than dinner
plates; each is formed by q ring of iron
rod, on which is stretched piece of
string-net. The bait, which may be
raw meat of any kind, is tied to the CEN
ter of this net. From the marginal
ring there are three small cords, so
placed as to mold it level, like scale,
when it is lifted by the knot which joins
them; and from this knot there is q
single cord ten or twelve yards long,
according to the width of the brook.
The only other requisites are light
pole, forked at one end, and quantity
of white paper. One of the party car
ries the nets, and another, taking the
pole, puts them in. The string is pass
cd over the fork, and the lower part of
1t held in the hand SO that the net
swings level from the pole: then. when