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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-12-25
COUNTY NOTES.
FROM REGISTER REPORTERS
What is Being Done Throughout the
County-Events and Gossip
of the Week.
Geneva Gatherings

The Geneva ladies did well with their oyster
supper Friday evening The weather was SO
severe that undoubtedly itprevented many who
wished to attend. The proceeds were moi
large but reached s24 or over, which is very
encouraging.
The trustees of the church, stirred to action
by the ladies' have decided to strengthen the
stone walls by placing a-inch wire cable,
same as used in bridge construction, around
the building outside, and near the cornice. II
has been ordered and is daily expected. Other
repairs are to follow, and may the good wori
zealously 20 forward. 4.
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still, like most every one else, returns to Kan
sas very well satisfied with 1t.
Miss Tozer will have vacation during the hol-
idays.
Sleigh rides are very pleasant, but Oh! the
break down, or rs the last one was called, q
spread.
Tramps are very numerous now and work
seems very scarce.
Where are you going to spend Christmas is
the question, but no one says: 'Come and eat
Christmas dinner with u.s." We only wish
they would.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berkehiser were down to spend
couple Of days with Mr.. French.
Our next1iterary will be honored with music
on Scottish bagpipes by Mr. Mcdonald, which
will be rare treat to some Of us at least.
The lola school boys are at home during va
| cation.
We had the pleasure of attending the literary
at Rose Hill last Thursday evening. We cannot
say much about 1t as we were too late for mos
of the performances, but heard the debate ant
will not say anything about that 1--WE do no
consider ourselves competant judges.
We are glad to say that none Of the cattle il
this neighborhood have died from smut. TIL
farmers put their cattle In the stalk fields onl.
la few hours at a time, is the reason they thinl
that none of them have died.
| Mr.. johnson was expected from Illinois las
week.
1 wish you all Merry Christmas.
| FoR-GEr-ME-NoT.
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it once. 1t is about 100 yards wide and
is the only street in the city that goes
any where or stops any where, except
on the river or lake Ponchartrain. Ev-
cry car in New Orleans starts from
Canal street and returns there. The
st. Charles House is the largest in the
city. 1t is the "Palmer" of New Or
leans, but let me tell you, if you have
any relatives that are expecting any
thing from your estate and you have
the most remote idea of satisfying that
expectation don't go to the st. Charles
hotel. / stayed there four hours and
they charged me two dollars, one fel.
low took a room with two in it and
they stuck him for eight dollars per
day. I hadn't been there two min
utes, in fact had just handed my valise
to the porter and registered and turned
around and found two niger porters
with my things open. Now lost a
valise once, you remember, so 1 was
on the look out. think those fellows
got away from there about as fast as
they ever did from anywhere before.
Look for a car on Canal street with
board on it marked, "To the Exposi.
ton" and jump in and that will take
you direct to the grounds, about foul
miles away. 1t will cost you ten cents
You have to change cars and it is five
cents for each car. Before going to the
exposition grounds be sure and get 9
ticket or some small change. The
clerk at the grounds lis not allowed tc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-07
PEWS AND PULPIrs,
What Pastors Talked or 90 Their Peo-
PIE. az the Churches.

What Pastors TALKED or TO Their Peo-
PIE. az the Churches.
Yesterday was Palm Sunday, the Sunday
Immediately preceding Easter. 1t COM
memorates the triumphal entry of the
Savior into Jerusalem, when palm branches
end garments were strewn along the way.
liz mGny of the churches pine is blessed
and distributed among the congregation, in
lieu of palm. By SOME of the denomins
tions special services were held, while al
all he congregations we're unusually large
The day was fair, which assisted in filling
the churches.
Blshop G. w. Peterkin officiated at St
Matthew'S, assisted by the pastor, Rev. K
z Swope. He preached a very earnest and
impressive sermon and administered toe
rite of confirmation to several candidates.
At vesper services at the Cathedral yes
terdav, Bishop Kahn delivered the last Of
his Lenten lectures to an immense cOngre-
CATION. Faith, its Supernatural Charac'
ter" was the subject, and the important
theme was handled by the Bishop in a
mastery manner.
Rev. E J. Hart, one Of the most eloquent
snd earnest of Wheelings ministers,
preached two splendid sermons at the Dis
ciples church yesterday. By good work he
is building up what has always been
small congregation.
Rev. J. + Smith has the largest Sunday
evening audiences. Last night he delivered
the fifth sermon of his series of Thoughts
for Thinkers" tbs special theme being
"Mirscles-Can We Believe Them"
St. Luks's congregation worshippsd with
st. Matthews yesterday morning.
Services at all OF the other city churches
we've held as nsnal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-07
A CLUE FOUND
To the Unknown Man Drowned 10
the River
And Found at Hannibal Letter from
Ttis City in the Pocket = The
Writer Removed from
the Island.

A letter received at this Office yesterday
from Hannibal, Ohio, inclosed soiled,
water stained epistle, found on the body
of flcater at that point. Its date OF
Wheeling led to the belief that some in
formation could be obtained here, and 1t
was sent to this Office by Squire Allen in
the following letter:
To The Editor Of the Register.
This morning l was called TO hold an in
quest on the body of an unknown man
whose remains were found floating in the
Ohio river, and on examining the contsnts
of his pockets we found the inclosed lie tier,
also q tailor's bodkin and thimble, pair
of spectscles and q knife. IL you will
publish this as q news item, also the IN
closed letter. in your next weekly issue, do
so. Respectfully yours,
Justice of the Peace.
The inc'osed missive was written on
commercial note paper, and Is 80 brown
and stained as to be read with officially.
1t runs as follows:
WHEELING, Jan. 81, 1884.
Mr.. DERRY:
suppose you will think, when you re-.
ceiye this, that never write unless l want
something for Jimmie. l would like to
have Jimmie take German at school, If you
would be kind enough to send him the
money to buy book. Fe needs some new
shirts badly the ones he has will do very
we'll as long as he wears the coal. We are
going to move TO Martins Ferry in the
spring aud would like to have my sewing
done by that done. ! always buy the goods
snd make Jimmie every cay shirts myself.
Ed. is going 10 Try and start saloon In
Martins Ferry, if he can. The glass houses
don't do much good. Mr., Derry, grand
mother WIS down TO visit me, last week,
and stayed four days. / know you would
Iile 10 have been here, you and grand
mother loved each other so much. l sup
pose there is no use asking down, so will
close, hoping to bear from you soon. jim
mie sends you his love. ANNIE.
lac Virginia street,
Yesterday REGISTER reporter went to
No. 146 Virginia street to ascertain who
annie" Is. But a new family was found
in the house, the recent occupants having
left the city and gone no one knew where.
From the neighbors the reporter learned
that Mrs. Annie Joint had lived at that
number and that John Derry was her
grandfather. This was all that could be
aScertained.
The boay OF the unknown msn has been
inferred at Hsnnibsl and unless this arti-
Gle stirs up clue his identity may be lost
forever. From the letter it would seem he
lived up the river and after drowning up
there the tody had tioated to where it was
found. Squire Aliens letter would MAKE
it appear the msn was a tailor, judging
from the articles found on his person. Any
information concerning the man or the
family may be sent to this office.
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orr vrYERs
RaItea and Arsaaged In Review 81
RegiAseP scouts.


CoUScL meets to-morrow night.
THE Committee on City Prisons are
called for tonight
TsE Board Of County Commissioners
meet this morning.
Tue travel on the Elm Grove Railway
Wss very heavy yesterday.
TsE Central Relief Committee will meet
ct The city building, tonight.
TwELvE drunk and disordsrly cases win
&c tried at police court, this morning.
TIE two rev motors for the E!m Grove
Railway lins will arrive in this city to-
soy.
Tux motors on the Elm Grove road will
lssye from the Capitol, every hour, In
few days.
TINS morning the work OF Excavation for
the new nail factory at the Belmont mill
will be commenced.
Ma. JOSH HOFFMAN,, jr., purchased very
fine dark bay bose from Msssrs. Whisssn,
Erb & Co, recently. The animal weighs
$50 pounds.
The Committee en- Fire Department
meets to night for thu purpose OF receiving
IDS for the new Ore ngine which Cou ncil
contemplAtes buying.
YESTERDAY evening about hslt-past SIX
o'clock the motor on the Elm Grove Ruiz
way lire, jumped the track on McCollOch
street, which delayed the train abo1t an
hour.
The Posse Township Democratic ticket is
as follows: Trustees, James P. Jordan,
], hn Giftin and George Deitz; Clerk. John
A Smith; Treasurer, William Cook; As
sstsor, Rockwell b. Mitchell; Constable,
William Linn; Justice Of the Peace, George
PiTner.
YESTERDAY Afternoon the 81. Patrick 81
ciesy met at 81 Alphonsus hall, in the
South End, aud elected the following 9th
GERS for the ensuing year: President, p
| Wier; vice president, 81 SheekSy; secre
| tsry, VIM. MsniOn; treasurer, Pat Kinney
chief marshal, John Carney; messenger
| Tbos. Whallen.
YESTERDAY morning about half pas sever
| O'Clock, q still alarm of ire was turned Ii
| at the Atlantic engine house, occasionsG
| by Mrs. O'Brien's residence, No. 1910 4 IF
/ street being discovered on fire. The de
partment responded promptly and extin
| euished the flames in a very few moments
The fire caught the roof from defective
\ fiue.
MR. JOHN " GAVIN, q mailer a. the Bsl
/ mont mill, has perfected q good advertIs
| ing schs me for the Belmont mill comps ny
1 lhe genuebad has kfounu bno lotSot =
| The head dies OF the spike machines at thi
| mill, and heresfter sll spikes made by th'
company Cs1 be essily distinguished IL
the trade By tie letter on the head
/ each spike.
COLONEL JAKs KENPLE returned to the
/ city on Saturday. His old time smile and
| ro;und form were visible at the M1Iure
| House last night. He was shaking hands
| tslking politics and relating anecdotes x
| friends from the interior, but emphatically
| denies The rumor that he is soon to lead r.
| The hymtnit altar one Of Ohio's fan
| Daughters. He says there is still a chanc;
| fer some elegant girl 70 take advantage oi
her leap year privilege. The colooel lee
! lures at Mart'n's Ferry tonight aud
| C.aysYille on Wednesday night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-07
rho Fame of the CAPITAL.

After the calm comes the storm. After
the food comes the return to prosperity
and prosperity is best illustrated by Martin
Thornton's Capital Restaurant. By desery.
ing success, Mr.. Thornton has achieved it.,
and there is no institution in this part OF the
country more widely and popularly known
than his restaurant, at Nos. 1924 and 1926
Market street. Mr.. Thornton says he will
continue tn be the public's bss caterer and
furnish the most satisfactory meal, at the
lowest price in the city. Visitors coming
into the city for q day, prefer the Capital
to hotel, as being better and cheaper aud
there is no person in this country surround.
ing Wheeling who has not heard OF MAR.
tins restaurant" II is cheaper to board
there than to keep up fires, this time of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-07
COUNTY ROADS.
Another Correspondents Views on p
preparations.

To The Editor Of the Register.
think that the criticism and censure oil
the joint committees action of the Board
of County Commissioners, in recommending
the appropriation of $50, 900 which at the
end Of the year in reality, will mean $780,
600 or s45. 900, is fair and just. | think it
ought to be made an issue in electing
county commissioners, to elect such per.
sons as are capable, and willing to properly
take care of the city districts interest.
The country portion of Ohio county
pays but eighteen per cent OF the
county taxes ammountlng last year to the
sum OF 500, $50; yet there were expended
for the country district of the county
S25, OOC, or 81, $50 more than they paid in
taxes, which shoNs that nothing is paid
by III, M towards the fees OF sheriff, salaries
OF Judges. clyIk Ks Hnd other c1unty officials
| think there ought 10 be liberal aPpronri'
ations made for the leading roads tn 1t
benefit the city and not thousands OF
dollars towards making roads to every few
farmers doors Just look at the streets in
the lower end and outskirts OF the city,
Messrs. Commissioners. and then say II
you think it right 10 voc away such sums
of money. when your own streets are almost
impossible, besides increasing our tax9s
towards assisting others. JUSTICE.
WHEELING. April D.
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Letter From Assembly, man Hoag.
STATE OF NEW YoRK, ASSEMBLY CHAMBER
AIRANY ADril IL 1879

. STATE OF NEW YORK, ASSEMBLY CHAMBER,
ALBANY, April IL, 1888.
During my temporary residence here the
past winter contracted q severe cold, which
for q time confined me to my room and
rendered me unfit to attend to my duties.
not only suffered all the unconveniences
which usually attend heavy cold, but
was afflicted with tightness 10 the chest,
accompanied with severe pain, which
made breathing difficult and rest impossi
BILE 1 tried the usual remediss-cough
drops cough cordials, etc, but received no
subs tantial relief until l applied Allcock's
Porous PIssters on my back aud chest.
These put on when retiring, AMI was
delighted to find myself much better the
rext morning. In two days vas we'll.
Tbis. and the experience hsve had With
Allct ck's Plasts rs in my family, has con.
vincsd me that for coughs, colds, sprains,
rrrises. rheumatism and local pains, All
cocks Porous Plssters are the q lickest and
most effective remedy extsnL
JOIN HoAG.
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An Editors Tribute.

Theron P. Keator, editor of Fl. Wayne,
Ind, Gazette" writes: For the past five
years have always used DR.. Kings New
Discovery, for coughs Of most severe char.
acter, as we'll as for those of milder type.
1t never fails to effect a speedy cure. Ny
friends to whom / have recommended 1t
speak of it in same high terms. Having
been cured by it OF every cough have had
for five years, consider it the only relia-
BILE and sure cure for Coughs, Colds, etc"
Call at Logan & Co.'s drug store and get q
ten cent Trial Bottle. Large size 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-07

Church on Monday, Tuesday, Msdnssasy
and Thursday evenings, ana Fnosy naoln
ing at 1880 o'clock. INN.
her of her friends ON Saturday evening. !,
M Jobn Shuttlesworth has recovered
from short spell OF illness.
The Ladies Sewing Society OF tse Epi =,
conal Church will meet at the residence OF
Ms. ]. B. Barnhill. at 2Eh. Mednesasy.
The new residence OF Star Woodoriose
a nearly completed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-07
Charley shay's Theatre.

Johnny Purvis' Great Show. with conf.
cal performing donkeYs, Is the attraction
at this theatre this week, enhancing to-
night. The combination includes min
strels, drsmstic, vaudeville, comedy and
circus, spd comprises Johnny Purvis, the
EDglish clown, and his comical little
donkey, which was the head attraction Of
Adsm Forepsugh's great circus for the past
two lessons; also Sweeney & Rylsnd, Bart
lett & Fisher, the great leg mania grotesque
kickers, Billy Maloney, Miss Maole Gray,
Kobler & Conners, I'd Kelley and Miss Ida
Bertha, Cunningham & Curren and two
funny fsrces, which will, without q doubt,
make q large show for the patrons OF
Charley Shay's popular theatre.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-07

The greatest medical wonder of the
world. Warranted to speedily cure Burns,
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stance or money refunded. % cents per
hox. For sale by Logan & Co.. Druggists
Bridge Cornel,
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"a Single Fact Is Worth n Ship-L0ad Of
Argument"

Mr.. W. B. Lathrop, of South Easton,
"My father had for years an eating cancer
IN bis under lip, which had been gradually
growing worse until il had eaten away his
under lip down to the gums, and was feed.
ing itself on the inside of his cheek, and
the surgeons said horrible death was soon
10 come. We gave him nine bottles OF
Swifts Specific and he has been entirely
cured. II hes created great ex :itement In
this eection"
Treatise on B'ood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 3, At.
anita, Ga.
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Very Remarkable Recovery.

Mr.. Geo. V. Willing, Of Manchester.
Mich, writes: my wife has been almost
helpless iV five years, 80 e.pless that sle
could not turn over in ked alone. Sas
used two Bottles OF Electric Bittsrs, and Is
so much improved, that she Is able now to
do her own work"
Electric BiIters will do all thstis claimed
for them. Hundreds OF testimonials at
est their great curative powers Only fifty
cents a bottle at Logan & Co.'S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-07
Rorfy Years. ExperIenee or an Old
Nurse.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chill
drsu teethiug IL the prescription Of one Of
the best female physicians and nurses In
tha limited States and has been used for
forty years with neyer-failing success by
niliions OF mothers for their children.
Durjpe the process Of teething its value 10
incsIenIabls. IL relieves the child from
I'm. cures dysentery and diarrhea, gripping
In fhe bowels. and wind collie. By giving
lib 10 the child Il rests the mother.
Is cents q bottle.
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lilIPr MEMS.

The river was falling at dark last night
With lG feet Of water in the channel.
The ST. lawrence passed down Ell route
for Cincinnati yesterday morning with
big trip.
The Andes is due to day and will leav
for Cincinnati tomorrow afternoon.
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Weather IndIeaIIons.

WARRINGTON, April s. = A. N-For the
Tennessee and Ohio Valley, partly cloudy
weather, local rains, northeast 70 norm
west winds, slighs rise in temperature in
the eastern portion and colder weather in
the western portion.
For the lower lake regions, increasing
cloudiness with light snow or ram, yari-
abs winds, nearly stationary temperat urs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-07

DI H., amounting to-, no SO
Appncsaon for rates W ciups anouId be
New Orleans.
For fuTtnsr tnformation writs elsayly, nv.
Ing full AddYeas. Make z. O. AoDey OIdaRs
payable and addrsa Registered Listens 90
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
Hsw Oyiaana, Il
Postal Notes and ordinary letter. by Nan
OF EIpiess esL 30 ms Of " and UPWARD By tx
81, A. DAURHIH,
Rev Orleans, La, o.
tpn ID Q. mYfi
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JoHS HoAG.

rHoRoUsH course OF Acker's Blood
Elixir Willremove all faint from the blood
1t cures Scrofula, Ulcers, Bbils and PIN
Piles. Sold by Edmund Booking and O.
Menkemeller, Druggists, Wheeling, w. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-07

A GENTS WANTED FUR THE PiCro.
"a RIAL Complete stock D,ctor, mheso.
apd e aoss fn H. shseR s.ine poultry eess
Farmer. and Dr.. A. II. Bsk1, V.P. Coysrs
every subject Of Farm stoct, In Heath an1
Dssase. Two charts for telling aess Of nor
piateA Farmers clear Sion a month
oowi For exclusive terrftory. oon e1.rtt.,
farms etc., addrsN y. d. rHOIpf,0N = IN
81 Louis. No. OF New YRk 49,
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MbeeEin9 Re9istes
NOSD1Y.1PR La, 1854.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index 20 New Advertisements.

Pianos James W. White.
LoSt-Chsiu Bracelet.
Notioe-Mt. Vernon, Coshocton and
Wheeling Railroad.
For observation-disclosures Andes.
Regular KsnaWha Packst-Stsamer w.
". Chancellor.
Self linking Rubber StamPs-A. T. Castor
-[Lecal Psge.
Charley Snsy's Theatre Local Page
Save Your Eyes, G. Dillon.
To House Clssners-List & Williams.
Diamonds and Wstches-A. A. Franz.
helm.
Carpets and Rugs-G. Msndel 4 90.
Cornics Polss-Kirk's Art Store.
Damaged Dry Goods ]. w. Fsrrsll.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-07

AcxER's Blood Elixir guaranteed; will
cure all kinds Of blood poisoning, inherit
ed or contracted, Sold by Edmund Book
ing and O. Menkemeller, Wheeling; &Rd =.
p. thinner, Bridgeport O., DruggistA