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, 1884-02-09

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n OTi'E Is htREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Ih= t1ii-SIng naiivd se-tier has & al uo-
rIce q h : Intention uisL- tinaI prnof in sup
p IT 4 his -l-Iin, ard hat aid I,r OF viii T..
IN de before L Lad fii 10 I walt Walia
". on u 81. IS 1 IL: Wn g.. Sn th.
ID > $3.50 10 he ~ sc - T % Mr. a
de naars a ".i.' ~ at e To rive b
inuD4S ie il nee Gl-nf, a1i C. lIvs,ion f
sa;t I'm, -: C" T. II r.n.d, y. Law
Ter. " y al AL, WI Wi,enar, all of
4 = L.. " 1
JOSEF II JOE iENSFN, Eeei ter
, 1884-02-09
iiiBEN-

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Youlg, q dli glt=E
In Moscow, jan. 26-To the wife II Her.
bait CIR, d4u.htsr,
In Cheney, January 29.b, TO the wife OF
A. j. Forward, a.ol.
In tits city Feb. 9th. - the vile OF
Frank Baker son.
On the Tauchet riTer, Feb. lsf. to The
HIe OF Care. A .c.,,s. a sop.
, 1884-02-09
3onry "a iraa

IN long tim 81 IA III or i proved c.tF prop
s-tv - low rats o; t.r-st- MSe< IL &
Cav '7ugh otfics N q ,ina's block. S.lla
Walla ala I'm ls
, 1884-02-09
New We ave ;t.

\ Patent aiiustih.e FIRE 3 * that wi st
any CT s-ove from l. Or in e.grn
g TWO feet. ILLS Wrrr.
ID slers in HaId gaIe II Main st.
J& y;f
, 1884-02-09
EOr ale.

A drug store bli'din: , stor es high fo7 sale.
rents Tor $50 per mont Apply on th- prem
isei 20 DIR. Sn,dlr en- errlI- UnaIl;a c.,
US,- By ID. q. Z Prop.i,; Z
Ia, I Ev
, 1884-02-09
Rubipr lseacS.

Messrs. Nye Fr.. K are the agents If Rr..I-
ey x D"heny, oI forJlaEd, for rub'er AID
leather be.Jids Of eve Y de,. riptlon, and rub
III hose. Ave ( Fink. ~ Mair sweet,
Malta Walia dw:f
, 1884-02-09

We notice that NJ {. P. Huntington
controls u, ,O0e miles of railway and is
worth $50, ,0O0, 600 II IS q matter worthy
~ rots that these big railroad magnate.
are always worth untold money. The
oues,,cn naturally arises, how do they
ss. IN Doe. it CONS to them naturally,
or do they make it legitimstelyi Per
hans the railroad lind grants stolen
from the people have something to DO
~,.a !, This is question that is both
.,;,, tho minds Of $ good many serious
,S..s,ss. .ad they vii be heasd from
IL r~shay sneak
, 1884-02-09
20 u .IEn.
sss ss

JAN On 1884. at Nc, l. v, A.Y. Elm
L'oDs, n'ot.e- or IA L g. Il rAioaze
Ferry ". T., sg,c 81 ,s4rs
On toe W.il. WAis liver, Febrrry4 4-Bad,
scn OF Levi D.d sell, . ssi yexrA
In Wala wsl;a Feb. ID. A,.he ME-
Chur,n, ~ K " NJ. Cls., hsaay b.
Hss - xi.s AAes,s Saia.
, 1884-02-09

mepofA p.es;aent ozkes, Of the North
rOcss, yes issu.hority for sAe state
strength snd co.s, any has al the mon
successes pssaS, - ,,.sss. 9sssni and nssar'
:, The c,rnsr If Main a
for slsco fsi' o,svs :
..,o - to.a to the ledse aaa
-, - far tie rea. dsrised f'l
, 1884-02-09
TTfSnAY.

Tie business Of thecouEt has been taken up
today by the visit O; tEe Commissioners to
visit Joe Frserau's place and ascertain the
amount of damage by tie roId Inning
tlroryhis l.
, 1884-02-09

G&vf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-19
WINTER RESORTS. s,ous
w GRAND EXCURSIONS
ATLAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS.

For BAHAMAS, JAMAICA, HAYIi rS0 1E RIO, kIEp
Tourists invited 70 avail Of these tRs Seh .a,y can
extreme pce Of So day which lhclades All
living board the whole time OF pSssehsets aesns W
change teiJ route transfer 70 any other passenger
steamer Of he line ey nay Oh the voyage For passage
app" PIN FoRwooD & co, Agents
~. "a btate-st, New.loEk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-19
PHILADELPHIA AND READING

RAILROAD
FROM STATIONS OF
NTW-JFRSEY CENTRAL. DIVISION.
root OF LIBERTY-sT- NORTH RIVER
Direct connection TO a Brod a BRIDGE Pier
TIME TABLE-TAKING EFFECT NOV. IS 1883
For THhAPhL $50 Ed ThfN c $50 5O S
300 p. NJ SUNDAYS at $40 a. M. $780, Zoo p. m
DC GSHpTfn a. at C %ynS for Mansyun
pRAWTNGKooM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
CARS ON Night Trains.
RETURNING leave PHILADELPHIA Nnth ou4 Green o St =
sJNDAY $50 % 1 $50 1iS SS d. 80 IaiT Ss 81.
M SUNDAY, sl5 a w. 4;3op. m con
Leave TRENTON Warren and Tucker sts. AZ rs; $40
sun SHS US rs. 5 u.s. a. w.. Gi5 D IN
For WILLIAMorokI At o41 ';4o 800 a. ID" o'4' SUI
rofsUNBURY and LEwIsBURG atG45, 745 a M a'i5
4p.m 80
ioo $50 400 $50 Zoo p m sundays at $50
ForsCRANTON at Gas. 900 a. NJ "'45 p N.
ForwIL KEsBARRE and PITTSToN az 6il 9;0Oa H.
100 49, S.45 $50 p sundays at $50 p IN
FoI pRIFTON at 645 a. IN, S:4J p "a -
IorTAMAQUA at 6'45 7'45' 800 a m 100 lSc S1o 800
to1BETHLEHEM. ALLENTowN. and MAUcH CHUNK X
Of 6:45 900 ulr 100 $780, SA5' $50 p H. Sundays al
For EAsToS at e:45 900 NJ 100 lSo~ s'i5 400 l'Sa
$50 p N sundays 5;$O P m; pp,Ncu q; 900 1
Sdp M sSS s S' 800 mn O0 Low '''
FusoMERvILLE al ei5 200 1850 Ms io3n M hoo n T
3:45 400. 4:3O 300 $3.50. b:OO luu o'Oo' iV'VP '"' ~
Tor PLAJNFIELD at Gao 745 800. $50 1890. lli5 ~
$500 90 $50 so ioS6' isj5Pn SUNDAYS at 500 o45
an, 1880 400 $50. 900. Zoo p m . ,o .,oo -. ,,
or EiILABhTH at 6:l5 UA5, 7l5. Ti5. Sbl M yOl
800 10 o. 1890 lll6, II 80 m, l24O iS0 liSo Sv0
$50 500 800 345 400 AIS $3.50 446. 500 O;lo 5;55
90 6Ol 6l5 $50, Gas, TOO 100 500 641 bSo iVS9
$50 900. l2O0pm.
luNEwAKK at 300 b45, 6:15 845 us. 80 500, 81 j!
$50 300 9I5 CAS- lob lO45 II Is l2cn m. l2i s.
l6 200 23O 300 $50. 400 800 800 q 10, go 90
90 6:ll $50 700 7.3O S.l5. 500. $40 lOA. ll'i3
1000 M, SUNDAYS At 800 9;l5 1915 am, l2OOul l;l1
800 Goo 90 $40, 800 800 l0j0pm.
fGr IONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE, &c, tAH rain al
900 Sl5 a ~ 1880, 400 600 III SUNDAYS except
ocean GTOvel Ill 400, lOAJ a w.
For FrTIuOL DAT Z. s:l5 go m. 1870. 400
lor LAkEMOOD TONS IIN Err and BARN EGAT at Sl5
am 1880 pm. with through paT1Or cars on 4:3O IN
For NINELAND and BRIDGErON at $50 pm
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No 3, North River, via Sandy HOOK.
For LONG BRANCH. EATONTOWN, &C. at scoop m.
Tickets eau be procured Liberty ST. Pier No g North
River "a; i62 ~ Pol 2l' a. ia -, i,,, -,
Si2 3dave; RivingtOu-st; 10 GTeeuwich-st
and principal Hotels in NewNork City In BROOKLYN nj
Nos. C0uTt-st Is Broadway; $50 and SSo Fulton
In HObOken, Pa Washing Ton ~, n,
Transfer Company viii call for and check baggage from hotels
% G G. HANCOCK
General Passenger and Ticket Agent Philadelphia
- 49, $3.50 IL p BALDWIN.
General Eastern Passenger Agent ll9 Liberty st, y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-19

$1,000. SAN FhAAcl5po, Jan, Il 1854
WE HAVE this date admitted, MIR, Frank
w = Johnson Mr. Carlton Coleman OF San Francisco
and Mr. Richard Delafed Of NewYork partners in our
firm. WIN. T. COLEMAN & &C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-19
gouarinershlp Notices.
UFRZFFLD AND COMPANY.

IIER/FELD AND COMPANY.
i NOTICE OF LIMITED COPARTN ERSHIP.
Notice hereby given that the undersigned have formed
limited copartnersp pusi ut TO the provisions o. 'n9 lat
vided and
9a as name 1Tp qneS yG9 s AMI be
THAT the general nature OF the business to be "a
That The names q all the general and special partners in
Joseph Horlfcd TIE said Felix HoIzold ana Lewis ~
and Ounty ana State Of YORK and Joseph Herr
field the special partner and resides IN the oily oil BeTn
That o: capital which Joseph Herzied the said
special partner has contributed the common stock nfy
thousand dOla I'm cash; ana
That the said is TO commence on the second DAY
ST5 s5S w S on he day Of one thou
That the principal Of business Of tie said partnership
Dated NewTolf [ cty S' January nj NV 1871 Ss Aforesaid
fELIX.HERZFELD.
LEWIS n sTROUsR,
JOSEPH iIERZFFID
By sEILGMAN II. sTROUsE'
Attorney In Fact.
WILLIAM STRAUSS. Counselor at Law, u ''''
26l Broadway
THIS is TO CERTIFY That the UNDERSIGNED
visions Of the STATE Of New YORK
That th or nrm under which such partnership be
That general nature the business TO be transacted
the Dry Goods COmmis business dealing such
articles usually dealt by persons carrying such
That all the general aud special partners as
follows:
William Yelland who resides at Brooklyn in the state
NewYork is the general partner aud Bolton WDpenny
who resides at Philadelphia the aiao Of PennsyIvsH Il
contributed the forty Thousand dollars capital 10 the
common stock and that the sao is To commence
four aud terminate the thrydIst day OF December
Eighteen hundred and Eighty eight
D-'eo ''''' "''' U-' u J. BOLTON wINPENNY,
WILLIAM YELLAND
SAMUEL MEREDITH.
" san FRASoisoo. Jan. /, 1884,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-19
Gelp il1anteo.

\NANTED.-A thorough and competent Soar.
w Maker who has eompete practical s 81 a9 a.
A right
he acquired such knowledge and the position s
dur ng tho years Address SOAf ho0ni -" "0'S
Building Chicago, liza -
NNANTED.-A TRAVELLING SALESMAN,
w who has travelled In the STATES OF Sewfuf NesJcs
.ey and selling lamps and crookefN
Address SALESMAN. Z. v. Boz loo1, New ok Si'ys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-19

city and tounty OF New.YOik, : s.: -.
On the second day ~ January In the year ono hoIsh
eight hundred and eghty four before me personally hpeae
William COlbun Henry ChauEoey IT, Louis nlODIls anu
Cornelius De Forest me personally known, and known Ia
four OF the individuals described In and VINO executed
tho foregoing instrument and they seyeray acknowledged
that they executed the same. LUCIUS n. bEkhs,
Notary Public,
City and County OF New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-19
ftedmhnats ano tiallrodos.

ENOR NEW-HAVEN.--Stea leave Peck
Slip at p m and IL p Sundays cxceptedo IL p m
steamer arrives IN time for early trains North ana ast
TOR BRIDGEPORT and oil points on H0U-
i sAToNIC and NAUGATUCK RAilRoA DS-steaInert
s:iop. m Fare lower than By any other routo -
Tor BOSTON. Fare Only, So.
II VIA FALL RIVER LINE Limited Tickets
Rest 10 Newport Fall River, and al Eastern points
Daily service SUNDAYS EXCEPTED, tom Pier 20. N. r.
M 4:SO n m Steamers BRISTOL, and PROVIDENCE Con
necton by ANNEX BOAT iron Brooklyn ana jersey CITY o.
Tickets and staterooms may De secured In New
all principal hotels transfer and ticket Offices at the ooe
" BORDEN LOWELL GEORGE I. coNEon;,
NETWORK AND LONG BRAHC III, I.II ,,,,.
s,ationsi NewYOrk e. and DesbTcsse,.st, ,,or..
tPhia d Read RR. iootl,s14seiaV-sh
lFAyE NEwYoRK ccmnencinr Novewier ~ ~ 100
lm lSO, g. Up m Sundays 400 10A5 via Penn nm
90Oam ~ m, 3:l0 M Sunday m, M. M Ok n
For Matawan, &c- via Phla Reading RR pa os -
an l30, 900 AGO. boo tpm. Sundays Sow - m'
via. Penn: RR 12m m suQdays au, p,-&
For Red Bank LONG Branch ocean nr"ye d R.sSip1
stoppiSs 81 ocean Grove or Asbnry Part 400 loA6
via Pennsyivania RR- A. m l2m- &lo, E. M Snndays
mot stopping ocean Grove or Asbury Par a. M p m
For Freehold Philadelphia ana Reading RR . Slh II
80 400 5p For EGvrcrs ~: so fhsdeP M f Fo1
m For Vineisnd Brdreton Atlantic City, q, i30
HANc9ckR nj WoPD; RR a. Aets sHpt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-19
Ocean Cleaners.

ANCHOR LINE. Z. S. Mail Steamships
- san from New.YOrk every Saturday for
GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY.
PieI 20. North River
EFONIA-. Jan. ~, 10 a. m. ANtH RIA.fcD2, a. m
SiH"ASSIA.Jan ~ =. m. URNF~SI A.. Feb g. y. N
CaOin passage. $50 10 $50 Second cabin. s3h
Steerage outward, S2S prepaid $2l
Anchor Line Drafts issued at lowest rates pd res Oh
charge I'm gland Scotland and Ireland.
passage, Cabin Plans, Book OF Tours &C, apply u
.HkNDERSON BROTHERS., Bowling Green
BORDEAUX LINE.
ID New and direct line 10 the South Of Franco.
NFW-YORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT. -
So CHATEAU LkOVILLE 1900 tonsl. may, jan -
-. CHATEAU tAfIfI 49, FEBRUARY 10
From Prentices stores" near Wanst Ferry BroOAyh
Travellers for France Spain and Italy, Pyreneos, Pdl
Nice DC Will time aud expense by taking TINS uhe
Cabin Including winel. $50 Storage, 80
$50 FN ~ r. BOULANGEH, 46 BeaveT-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-19
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

INV YORK; WEST SHORE q BUFFALO RAILWAY
AND NEW. YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN KY.
On AMI after January l. Ss4 trains VIII DesbTosses
CoItAPdt and West s1d Street Stations
FW Chicago Suspension Bge Niagara Fails and Buffalo.
SPIN
p N.
Uuca Little FAILS Fort Plain Cana Oharie Port Jackson
Amsterdam. $3.50. l:20 M . o. IN.
Albany and Caisk1l - 81: o. ll:zO 49, $500 pm
OsNCso, ODeidA, Norwich, Sidney, $50 =.
,nsSbuIg Kingston, Highland POughkoeDsie, %. 0:30
ai:IO a. M S,lO. 40, IS y. IN.
hidilUtOwn. $50. 100 a. m; 4:l0, 4:30 p.
,Dely. Other trains daily except sunday
.bune faTOT Cars $50 aud llzO m ana 4;SO p. IN
Trains Tor Albany.
10 hester
and Chicago
Tickets aud time tables stations and at Offices Of the com
thy, Jersey CITY Pennsylvania RAILROAD station, BfO0kyn
Soultst Annex Office, foot Of Fulton ST. o53 i,o 9
-, ehN N07 DekaIDaye, New.YOrk CITY, NOS. lOZ IUG
ss 20 sl9 346 323 broadway No. Onion Square o.
VtlaFe No lGs Last l26l-st. PenDsylvsnlh ltR STA
s'aiinn foot West 42d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-19
Cost ano founo.

I OST.-On Sunday last, lady's gold bar pin
with scroll tho face The finder will be suitably
rewarded by communicating with g. w. p Tribune oGcO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-19

nOPJIIAR SHORE LINE.-FOr Providence,
Io.,o, and HE EAST rail Grand Central Depot
hree eXpress trains daily Sundays eIcepf 70 komon AZ
tm n m iparOr attached and lQp IN twlta paIan
sleepmF carsl SUNDAYS ~ 10 p M WI ,Psi 6eno, al
~, srrlyes al Newport 5p, Parie, cars snaGheG Giant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-19
Removals.
Copartnersbip Notices.

FTER THIS DATE the PaTmenter CrayOn
N Company Of Waltham Mass, relinquishes the owner
chin ~ the business heretofore transacted ut No AZ Deys
York the OF American Crayon and slate
COMPANY HAltMENlER CitA1ON lOMfA+n1,
January :, 1854. Waltham, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-19

The business the American Crayon aud Slate Company
heretofore owned by the PaTmenter lyon Company VIII
hereafter carried heretofore under the firm
name and at the place. AZ Deyst New-fork city. by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-19
THE ERIE RAILWAY. now know as the
NEW. YORK. LAKE Erica WESTERN RAIL


ROAD.
Arrangements Of trans FROM Chambers Street Depot
coaches 10 Binsha%on ElmrS and BanSic S" Sleeping
coaches 10 Cleveland Cincinnati aud Chicago.
io ast me-Pulgap sleeping Coaches 10 Buffalo arriving
land 40 IN, Cincinnati p m Louis a second
day CODuectng trains arrive Detroit $40 Toledo 30
ePm tDny)- Pacific ESess for the West Solid Train Of
Pullman Day aud sleeping coaches to Binghamt9n Enra
o Buffet Smoking Coaches ~ Chicago
$40 m kmigIan train TOT the Vest
Rutherford and Passaic 7ZO $50 $3.50 1920 10 noon
LAO 30 44O 5lO 80 GO $50 1880 1890 IL
Paterson so $50 1920 m ~ l;i5 800 4:l0
S6lO 6lO $50 1880 ~ 1910 and IL midnight sun
SeSaE and PSte5o l' via SeSsTE u T' iia $40
SO 5:lO $50 7S0 10 and II midnight Saturday nights
sasern TO 70 M las s5J $50 olo ss m and II
mi1hght Sundays $3.50 1920 IA l4O O:3O and IL
Warwick 7 30 ANA :opm.
Ne~6aIg and Coruwar'7 50 ga $3.50 43O Gpm Sunday
Rondout and Kingston Montgomery IN 4:3O IN
ooshSn 6os loDosm $3.50 800 4.SO s:l5 nm. sun.
S,ddistown & I So I6@O = m 800 4soss15nm Sunday
s.p 49, ~ 80 o. The trains ~ and 4atO D N
trAnslops aiMSin ST only. o. i"o "
Port Jervis $50 . io.2O 4.SO = $40 D III sun.
Boats 80 81 Of and quarter after each hopr
from 1913 m 70 i2I5 N every hour our" minutes and
Tickets for passage and apartments IN Drawing
and transfer Of baggage be left at the Company Offices
Nos. pol 4Ol OF S57 broadway 1877 wcstst. n Y, No
EtPess trains ON The West arrive III NewfOIk at 1lO
lou Join \ ABBofT GenI Pass'r A gent New-York
NORTHERN RAILOAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trans leave ioi Engesood. Closter, Permont and
yGs ISO sS 10 .5a zS and s5O ISO GAO $50
Manuel 6pnng Valley and honscy 7.lO loan 400 IN
Join n. ABBOTT. GoDT PAssr Ageat. New.York.
WEST SHORE ROUTE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-19

DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT, AND THE Fastest TIN CONSIST
INT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-19
TO PHILADELPHIA.
IF OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIN
On and after Nov. ~. ] *
OB cat TRIM lin u

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AMP ON
PHIA IN NEW YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-19
Gitnatlons Wante0--females.

AT NINE. ECKSTROMS Swedish, German
~ and French Bureau ladies' will find capable cooks aun
dresses Mattresses chambernad nurses hOusewOrkers
also buffers Iootmen References certified l7s Lexiug
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-01-25
A CORRECTION.
lola KANSAS. Ian. 2

lola, KANSAS, jan, Zlr 1874.
Editor ofthe Register VIII you he
kind enough to publish these few re-
marks with reference to the Bnken-
Montgomery case, mentioned in last
weeks REGISTER.
The editors of the REGISTER have
no better or truer friend personally
than myself, and I haven't the least
idea that they have either desire or
purpose to mis-state or misrepresent
either persons or state of facts in the
REGISTER, but that zeal should be ac-
cording to knowledge is an old az well
as sacred adage.
The Bpken-Montgomery case is not,
and never was an injunction case"
There never was, at any time, any
Order of court" OF any kind issued
against any body in the case, or Of any
Judge Of any court. There was an or
der of attachment issued by the clerk
of the district court mere ministerial
act. And I am satisfied the clerk
hasn't the least idea in the world OF ar
rogating:: to himself the authority Ut
court" The writ issued by the
clerk Of che court, a mere clerical act,
and.the "Order Of Court" are quite diff
ferent things. Montgomery never did
at any time, or in any sense, become
the agent of the sheriff for anything or
to take care of anything; but on the
contrary, OH every occasion expressly
disclaimed the right of the sheriff to
any of his property, except span of
mules, which he told him should be
forthcoming when wanted if left with
him; that he faithfully carried out. As
to the other facts in the case they will
be brought out on the trial now psud-
ing.
/ have been induced to make these
statements from the fact that do not
believe the statements made in last
weeks paper leave a correct impress
sion of the ease with the people Any
person reading that statement would,
with very little assistance of imagi-
nation, with which good many are
we'll supplied, infer that there was
fragrant violation of some order of the
court and a very bad breach of good
faith on the part of Montgomery,
neither of which is correct. 1t Is q SIM
pie test as to the rights of certain par
ties according to the ordinary and due
course of law guaranteed TO every man
by the constitution. What the result
will be can only be determined by
time. But whatever it may be ] think
Mr.. Montgomery will abide the result
as peaceably as any man in the county.
Yours truly,
ATTY FOR MONTGOMERY.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-01-25
LITERARY UNION

4 very interesting programme, in
terspersed with music, was given at
the Court House by the Literary Union
last Friday evening. Miss Mamie
Pugh's essay on Criticism. was a
most admirable production, both in
thought and expression. 1t was en-
joyed the most perhaps, of any of the
evenings exercises. Mr.. Whitaker
read a somewhat sombre paper OH ''Our
Burdens" Mr.. Oscar Foust gave a
very entertaining and encouraging talk
ON the benefits Of literary society
work. Mr.. Foust is a valuable addi-
ton To the society. The debate was
on the Perpetuation of the National
Banking System; affirmed. by e.
F. Scott, denied by Prof. 4. 5. Olin.
An Instructive programme is prom
ised tonight. Special features will be
the dispute between Miss Ella Cow
an and Miss Nettie Scott. and the de-
bate on MilIionaires.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-01-25
LOCAL MATTERS.

Picked pigs feet-at Lee Fuckers
Waters & Thayer sell clean screened
Wier City Coal.
Closing out all my winter goods, B.
T. Rodmau-
NorthrGp and Rodman have new
ads this week.
Don't forget the mass convention to-
morrow. Two O'Clock P. VI.
Something new in tea at Bartels'-
Home made candies al Lee Fuckers.
Our old friend c. P. Keith was in
town yesterday.
DR.. Boulson, Jr., was over from Fort
Scott yesterday.
Farmers. take your wife to Lee
Fuckers dining room for dinner
It will pay you to examine the stock
of wall paper at Scott & Sons.
Coal and sand for sale ar the Wiehi-
ia depot a. cheap as any place in town,
by A. Popkess-
Lon Northrup and Charlie Casmire
Represented Iola at the Neosho Falls
hop Tuesday night
Mr.. Warner, a legal light, of Yates
Center, was in town on business yes
terday-
The Shiskey case, State Of Kansas
We. Gleason, was begun before justice
Bond at Humboldt yesterday.
Finest line Of csndies in lola at Lee
Fuckers.
Now is yoTr time if you want white,
goods cheap. Go TO B. T. Rodmau's
= Hot lunch ut Lee Ruckers.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-01-25

Judge Allison and family returned
from their visit to Junction City last
Monday.
A New York dinner at Lee Rucker's
for Is cents.
Bartels & Co. have sixty dozen horse
collars in stock. Go to them to get
your horse fitted.
The lest smoking tobacco is Little
Joker
The Board of Pension Examiners in
lola now is DR.. Fulton, DR.. Hen
bricks and DR.. W. D. Scott.
Fresh roasted peanuts at Lee Ruck.
ers.
Dealers can be supplied at one cent
advance above Kansas City prices al
the lola Candy Factory
Ifyou are selling corn, try that dump
at Waters & Thayer's. They pay the
highest market price.
Beck has got in two or three car
loads of Hapgood plows lately. Get.
ting ready for the spring trade.
We understand that A. G.. Jones
has rented his farm and will move to
town. occupying his brothers. house in
the east part.
Lee Rueker makes his candies.
Scott & Son have received an inn
meDse invoice Of wall paper of all the
latest designs.
Take your furs to Gray & Ellis il
you want to get the must money for
them.
John d. Bell and family left for their
old home In Ind, Wednesday. Ralph
Mcdowell accompanied them.
Go TO Bartels & Co. for curry.combs
and brushes. They have the est
stock and the lowest prices.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-01-25
THE SMITH CASES.

The cases of the State vs. Smith and
Smith for resisting the officer in the
discharge of his duty, which has been
on trial. for the second time before
Judge Christy this week, was ended
Wednesday by a verdict of guilty.
The Judge assessed fine of IS and
costs each. The case was appealed to
the District Court. The same parties
were brought up yesterday to answer
to the charge of assaulting Mr.. Knight.
George Smith plead guilty and was
fined s. and costs and the suit against
Joseph Smith on the same charge was
dismissed. The same parties were
further charged with another assault,
each but by agreement tbese two cases
were also Dismissed.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-01-25
SCHOOL ITEMS.
BY AIMED AND MINERVA.

The initials of four Of our fair
teachers spell game. This is leap year
and We will see how many of them
find keepers.
Last Friday the 9Th grade was exam
lined in Philosophy the Sth in Latin,
and the eth in History.
A pleasant surprise party was ten
dered Miss Anna Keyser by her last
years pupils, last Thursday evening,
as token Of the high esteem in which
she is held by them.
The 9th grade was 100 per cent. in
punctuality and attendance last week
We think the grammar classes are
improving rapidly. The same class
that carried off the honors in correct
ing sentences when asked to give the
feminine of bean. said holder; Lord,
said Lordy; monk, said monkey
Paul, said Silas There are more Tom
Sawyers than one.