The Iola register. [volume], March 05, 1880, Image 4

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IOLA REGISTER.
TERMS :
One year, in advance 92 00
Six months, in advance, 1 00
Three months, in advance, 50
53"Our readers, in replying to advertisement in
The Register, will confer a favor by stating to
the advertisers that they saw the advertisement in
The Iola Registeu.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF COUNTY.
H. A. PERKINS,
EDITOR.
Republican Central Committee
There will be a meeting of the Republican
Central Committee of Allen county held at the
court house in Iola, Saturday, March 6, 1880, at
S o'clock p. m. , for the purpose of transacting
jroch business as may properly come before it.
The township committeemen are earnestly re
quested to be present. '
H. A. PERKINS, Chairman.
In California they want a law for
the suppression of the use of opium.
The amount of school tax collected
in the State last year was 1,615,815.45.
The decrease of the public debt for
the month of February was 5,672, 019.
The custom receipts for February
this year were 6,000,000 over those of
jb ebruary iey.
Gen. Pone has sent troon.q to the
southern part of the State to prevent
me proposed raid oy wnite settlers into
the Indian Territory. So ends the
"Oklahoma boom," unless Congress
removes present legal barriers.
Stephen A. Douglas, son of the Lit
tle Giant, is making Eepublican
speeches in Illinois and announces
himself a stalwart. He says that
after the death his father he went to
North Carolina to live, and considered
himself an enthusiastic and loyal
Democrat ; but that the course of the
Southern Democrats was such as to
convert him and make him a stalwart
Republican.
Newspaper men everywhere are get
ting after Congressmen with a sharp
stick in reference to the repeal of. the
duty oo printing paper. "We suspect
that every printing office in the United
States has taken advantage of the rise
in paper to advance the price of job
printing, so that upon the wl ole the
rise in paper has been an advantage to
them. But it is well that Congress
men should know who their real mas
ters are. "Whoop 'em up.
The cost of the State of Maine of the
late Democratic and Greenback revolt,
is about 20,000.
The Grand Encampment I. O. O. F.
of Kansas will meet at Atchison the
9th of this month.
The "mole" of Ameri can politics, is
the latest name applied to Tilden. But
this does not cancel that mortgage he
holds on his party.
The Legislature of Iowa has a bill
before it to suppress the custom of
treating, and it makes it an offense
punisnable by nne.
Judge Gillespie, of Madison county,
Dlinois, was called upon for a speech
at the recent meeting of the Republi
can State Committee of that State.
His first sentence was as follows', and
it expresses the feelings of many who
strayed away from the Republican
ranks : "For some time I was not in
harmony with the Republican partv.
I am placed, however, in this condi
tion : l must either help to elect a man
who has aided to save this nation, or
neip to elect a man wno tried to destroy
this nation."
BUSINESS LOCALS-
Advertisements and Locals wider this heading, in
Brevier type, averaging six words to a line will cost
Ten Cents per line for each publication. Signatures
and initials make one line.
Saur kraut at Klaumann's.
Best Garden Seeds at Beck's.
Flour down 10 cents at Cowan's.
Remember Beck is on the trade.
Seed oats at "Wright & Anderson's.
New York sliced apples at Cowan's.
Ask for Hapgood Plows at Beck's.
Orange3 and lemons at Klaumann's.
None better Hapgood Plow Beck.
Dont buy your Clothing or Boots until you
hare seen the Prices at the New Clothing House.
ANDERSON & DeCLUTE.
HPrices at all times the Lowest.
Genuine New Orleans syrup at
vr:gnt& Anderson's.
Reductions in underwear and knit
goods at Northjup's.
Sauer Kraut and Pickles at "W. A.
Cowan's.
Klauman .has a good supply of
cuoiee eating and cocKing apples.
Fresh Garden Seeds in bulk, at
Begks's.
Hartman & Casniise are buying pa
per rags.
The best potatoes in townat Wright
& Anderson's.
Republicans should bear in mind
that the success of the Republican
party is of greater importance than the
exaltation of any man.
The present efforts of the Kansas
City Times to induce people to settle
in the Indian Territory in opposition
to law, is characteristic for that journal.
The Irish famine is extending, and
the aid that is now being sent there
will have to be continued for some
time or else many will die of starva
tion.
When the people see that free insti
tutions survive the attempt of a politi
cal party to revolutionize a State, such
as was recently witnessed in Maine, or
the unseating of a member of Congress
simply because that party wants to be
able to control the vote of a State in
case the President should have to be
chosen -by Congress, the force of the
third term argument if it ever had
any is lo3tupon them. Disregarding
the known will of the people is the road
that leads to the destruction of Repub
can institutions.
Will trade
property.
Implements for
A. W. Bi
other
:ck.
Extra shares for John Deer plows at
Henderson & Bevington's.
Superior Chicago Barreled Kerosene
115 fire test, 25 cents per gallon, at
Scott's.
Best terms yetoffered on money, and
leans will be made cheaper than ever
by Bell & Brown.
Hakdware Stoves & Tinware,
Farming implements,
AMES' SPADES, DISTON'S SAWS, CUTLERY, WRINGERS, PUiMPS,
CHAINS, BUILDERS' MATERIALS AND MECHANICS'
TOOLS OF ALL KINDS.
AND EVERYTHNG IN THE GENERAL HARDWARE LINE.
HEUDEB.S02T & BBVZXTGTOXT9 .
West Side Public Squaie, IOLA, KANSAS.
Peet Bros, blue soap, 4 and 5 bars for
25 cents, at Wright & Anderson's.
Also a nice assortment of toilet soaps.
The largest assortment of cigars in
town at the post office cigar and to
bacco store.
The advice from "the Agricultural
College to farmers throughout the
State is to sow grass seeds in the spring.
And after the frost has left the ground,
the earlier the better.
The Democrats of Missouri are hav
ing an animated discussion, through
the press, over the possibility of T. T.
Crittenden, a prohibitionist, being their
nominee for Governor.
Another boy in the southern part of
Douglas county, making the fourth in
that vicinitj' who have met the same
fate? was recently fatally wounded by
fooling with a revolver.
The Detroit Free Press predicts that
sixty days hence, if the price of white
paper keeps up, readers all over the
country will be asked to help share the
burden with the publishers.
"Heavenly Drunkenness" is a new
?hrase that has been coined by Beecher.
'he man who can justly be charged
with being that kind of a drunkard
has not yet been found in this country.
The secular press of Chicago have so
completely demolished Bob Ingersoll's
late tirade against Christianity that
mere is uukning leic ior tne preacners
and religious press to do in that line,
at least.
The Senate committee on Indian f
fairs have agreed on the main features
of a bill, which, if it becomes a law.
will aid much in the speedy settlement
or tne Indian question. This bill pro
poses to settle the Indians on home
steads, and give to them all the pro
tection of the laws of the United States
and impose on them the obligation of
ciuzenump. aii land cot xaKen as
homesteads by them will open for set
tlement by the whites. The provisions
of the bill apply to all Indians except
the five civilized nations in the Indian
Territory. The fate of this bill will be
watched with interest by the Western
people.
The Diaphote is the latest invention.
It is claimed by the inventor that with
this instrument, fitted up with glasses
and wires, a signal officer on a railroad
will be able to see one hundred miles
of track at one time.
And now the report is given out to
the world that Tilden's agents have
engaged 200 rooms and 60 parlors at
Cincinnati during the time of the Dem
ocratic convention. The barrel will
undoubtedly be opened on that occasion.
.The Inter-Slate has been worried
some over a letter received from the
Secretary of State of New York, and
we now desirejto give it as an additional
proot or JLtepubiican nones. ty and purity
in election matters. Some weeks since
a statement was going therouud of the
papers to tne euect that the laws of In
diana require one set of election returns
to be sent to the Secretary of State and
another to the speakers of the House
of Representatives. The latter opens
the returns sent him and declare's who
is elected to fill State offices. When
Williams and Harrison ran for Gov
ernor the returns from six Democratic
counties were not sent to the speaker,
and to declare the result on the returns
sent to him would have elected Harri
son. But instead of doiner this the
speaker, who was a Republican, went
to the office of the Secretary of State
and procured copies of the returns from
the counties whichhad forwarded none
to him and then declared the result.
We had a letter from the gentleman
who was speaker at that time, Hon.
John Overmyer of North Vernon, in
which he says the fore-going statement
13 "substantially correct. But we all
knew that Williams had been elected
and it would have been a dishonest
thing to have attempted to derive an
advantage from mere technicalities."
Large invoice of mixed Paints, Lead
and Oil, just received at
Scott's.
A full line of the choicest teas in the
market at T. Denzel's, and prices guar
anteed as low as the lowest. Call and
try them.
"W j- T 1? E 3
The Public to know that the undersigned are
now thoroughly prepared for the trans
action of the following business:
1 To make ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
2 To CORRECT ALL DEFECTS OF TITLE
Whether arising from irregularities and
Omissions in comcyancing or jurisdic
tional defects In Probate or Judicial pro
teedings.
S All kinds of CONVEYANCING, and the
drawing of Leases, Chattel Mortgages,
Contracts, &c, &c.
-COLLECTIONS ilado and Promptly Re
mitted. 5-A CENERAL LAW BUSINESS DONE
ia the State and Federal Courts.
3We give special attention to the above
classes of jusiness and guarantee satisfac
tion in vjrk and charges.
Ehe ifoosho Valley Land Agency,
ICX.A, KANS.
Paul Loss, tailor, can now be found
one door north of Klaumann's grocery
store where he will continue to make
up the best suits, guaranteeing a fit,
for the least monej.
Wricrht & Anderson keep first class
goods and sell them as cheap as the
cheapest. They invite all to call and
examine their goods before purchasing
elsewhere.
We wish to inform the citizens cf
Iola and vicinity that we intend start
ing a brick yard on the river below the
bridge, one mile we3t of Iola.
ANDERSON & SROR.
u.n.
GEO. A. BOTTLUS, -aosger.
RICHARDS, Attorney.
INS USANCE
2ETNA FIRENSURANCE CO.,
v nARTFORD,CONN.,
Assets 86,725,098.41
HARTFORD FIRE INSUR. CO.,
HARTFORD, CONN.,
Assets 3,288,121.83
PHOENIX FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
HARTFORD, CONN.,
Assets 82,510,640.05
I
PHENIX FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
BROOKLYN, NEW YORK,
wets , 82,723,620.59
GERMAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
FREEPORT, ILLINOIS,
Assets...., 8455;077.33
IOLA, KANSAS.
i S8Q.
1366.
have
"Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more,
Men were deceivers ever."
Farmers, if you want to buy the
original and only John Deere Sfoline
Plows and Cultivators, remember that
tuey arc sold in iola by Henderson iz
Bevington.
Sewing Machines.
The Unrivaled White, the Match
less Dauntless, "New Home" and
others, for sale by lurs. Julia A.Whit
ney, who will not be undersold.
S. J. Tilden is the man accused of
digging up the files of old newspapers
containing Bayard's sesession speech.
The Delaware Senator is represented
as. feeling highly insulted, and his
friends threaten Sammy with dire
vengence. x
Many of the papers in this Stave are
getting oITsharp comments on the say
ings of the Kansas City Times during
the progress of the Ingalls investiga
tion. These comments, we think, are
rather pleasing than otherwise to the
Timest as they give it notoriety as a
sensational journal. '
The latest Kansas wnnrfpr la rmnrf
ed by .the Concordia Umpire, which
says that one T. B. Mills who lives
Dear that place has discovered a spring,
the water of which furnishes one-half
Sund of sugar to the gallon. If said
ills is in anyway related to the Mills
that was formerly connected with bus
iness enterprises in this city, our peo
ple would not only to tasteof the sugar,
bat watch the pot boil before they
wuld. believe his report. i
While the newspapers of the State
are generally, and justly rejoicing over
Senator Ingalls' vindication, would it
not be wise for them at the same time
to insist that in the future when our
.Legislators assemble at Topeka the
Republicans of that body take the
proper steps to prevent such disgraces
To onr State as the late investigation?
Himply to decide upon men and party
measures in caucus. If the Republi
cans in the last Legislature had metin
caucus and selected a Speaker, no one
ouneves inau toianey umrice would
have ever been given the opportu
nity to disgrace the party as he has
done. If they had met in caucus and
agreed upon aU. S. Senatorthe enmity
mat now exists between prominent
men in tne party would Have been
avoided, and the State would have
been saved from the lasting disrr.ifp
of the Ingalls' investigation. As r.
party let us profit by these sad experi
ences and in the future do aa nolitinnl
parties in all other States do. settle
all important political matters in cau
cus, w nenever a few men get so "in
dependent" that thev are not tvillinf
to meet with their party in caucus and
-bide the decision of a majority, the
sooner they are counted and treated as
as belonging to the opposition, the
better. A political organization can
never be efficient so long as a few men
in it are bigger, than the will of.the
majority. """ - " !
Money ! Money ! ! Money ! ! I
Ifyouwantto borrow money from
one to five years time, with or without
commissions, at low rates and in sums
from 100 up, call on, Neosho Valley j
jua.uu. agency.
Geo. A. Bowltjs, Manager.
Fourteen long years
zve we been Inviting,
Pleading and Begging
the Public to buy
GROCERIES
of us. During this time
we have passed through
the Drouth, Chinch Bugs
and Grasshoppers. And
we still have a full line
of Goods left to which zve
call.your attention.
Thankful for past pat-
ronage ana iiopin jor a
continuance of the same,
lam, Resp'y.,
K. RlC:2AL?DS.
Farmers arid Citizens,
LOOK TO TOUR INTEREST.
HAETHAN CASMIRE'S
Is the place to get your
HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
AND GOOD
L, L. $ G. R. R. Notice.
Geo. Bowlus is tie only ant r
izodTogeat at Tola of this Company, or
its Receiver. J. R. Griffith has 10
authority to sell or contract to toll
y of tha Lunds of this company.
B. S. KENNING, Receiver.
77" or jp y0r all Dioceses of tho Throat end
UiOJli Lungs the
GREEN MO llNTAIN
Used in prlvatu practice since 1833. Put before
the itahiic iu T ) IT-T1 TT ISdO. It never
fails. Pric 3 -f U XT J2. cents, 50 cents,
and One Dollar. Sample bottles 10 cents. All
Drugsistskeepitforaale. BALSAM.
O. C. E&y & Bracket, Sole Proprietors.
Kansas Citv, Mo.
Sold by Jno. W. Scott, Iola. Its.
LAUMANNS' GROCERY!
FOB YOUB
IUgTiest cdal st Tienr.a and PMlwlelpIda.
CO.
E. & H. T. ANTHONY &
591 Broadway, New Yor7
Hanaiacturers, Importers and Dealers la
Velvet Frme3, Alburns, Graphoscopes,
STEREOSCOPES ALT) TEWS,
ENGRAVINGS, CBU0H0S, PHOTOGRAPHS,'
And kindred goods Celebrities, Actresses, etc.
Photographic Materials.
We are headquarters for everything In the way of
e ncauquarters ror every tning in tne way
STEEE0PTICOXS ASD 3LLGIC LAXTEBKS,
Each style being the best of its class in the
.Market.
Beautiful Photoeranhic
Statuary and Engravings for the
Convex Glass. Manufacturers of Velvet
Frames for Viniatures and Convex Glass Pictures.
SPJC-3, CAITOED GOODS, Etc.,
Go to the Cheap Cash Store,
As I huve nurclinsed all rcr coodj since the late
fall in prices, I am oCering great inducements to
those who iurchace at ray place. Please call and
ev.iminc my nrices and goods, as I warrant sas
iofaction in all ces or money refunded.
JCfCooutry Produce "Wanted.
HESiLVm? KLAUMANN,
Tola, Kansas.
COOKSTOVES
Also agents for the Ncw
BUCK-EYE
Table-Rahe and Mower.
BEST IN THE WOELD.
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Repairing and Mending promptly done
Manufacture all kinds
Tin, Sheet-iron and Copper Wars.
South Side Public Square,
IOLA, - - KANSAS.
mWM MEAT MfiKET.
South Side Madison Avenue,
IOLA,
KANSAS.
Transparencies
s window.
Catalogues or Lanterns and Slides, with direc
tions for using, sent on receipt of ten cents.
The Best Goods Always the
.Cheapest.
IN THE TOADE IN IOI.A FOB 15 TEAKS.
BM FOflRMY GOODS,
Bats and Caps,
BOOTS AND SHOES
Standard Screw Fastened,
AND NOTIONS
AT
Will keep a good supply of
YOUNG- & GLAEK'S
BEE-HIVE STORE.
Wc wotdd respectfully ask you to call and e
amino our stock o7
DBY GOODS, CLOTHING-,
SOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS A1TD CAPS,
Groceries and Queensware.
We are not In the habit of blowing but when It
comes to good goods for the least money, we are
always on hand.
Butter and Eggs taken in exchange for Gooda
FRESH and SALT HEATS '
SAUSAGE AND LAED,
53-And Sell at LOW PRICES FOR CASH"tS
5T CASE PAID FOB HIDES
ELLIS & GEAY.
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