The Iola Register from Iola, Kansas • Page 4

IKJw' 'w S3 m.j JOLA REGISTER. SCOTT BROS. RCHRER. 12, 1883. terms: One Tear, In advance 81 50 'One rear Ifactindttlvftnco 3 00 sic month, to ad YaAce, 75 Three roontb.

In advance, OFFICIAL PAPER OF COUNTY. For Judge of 7th Judicial District, y- rnomnn omrr TrrtiT Mrs. Albert Allen returned Mond LiJUOJXUlhtt, OXlliUVVJUiJ POUNTY TICKET. For Treasurer, J. RTSLEY.

For Clerk, R. W. DUFFY. JFor Register of Deeds, J. P.

DUNCAN. For Sheriff, Independent.) DAVID WORST. Coroner, DR A. J. FULTON.

For Commissioner 3d District. V. A. ROSS. SHB Mi.

B.M. Aushernmn, of Ue Empo ria Xtortnul, ban been in this week visiting witu his folKe. N. F. Acera and wife went to Zmw-rence last Monday, where Mrs.

Accra will remain far several days, visiting friends, Fa.thqrJWUijle"and his wife returned Tuesday from Arkansas, where they have -been spending the summer with tbeirson William. ym-ioi, It may a Tola has a i Euuoimaments I hereby nnnounee myself an an Independent eanilidnte for Trejsurcr or Allen county. We are authirlt) to announce the name of II. T. Dickson as an Indcpcn lent cindtdalc for JurtKe oftho J-crcutu Judicial iJisinci.

THE TICKET. We raise to-day the Republican ticket, with the exception of the nominee for sheriff, W. M. Mattocks. In substituting the name of David Worst, who has conseuted at the urgent request of Republicans from all parts of the county to become an independent candidate, we have just this to say.

Every one who knows the Registeii or its editors, knows that we have been first, last and all the time favor of the re-election of David Worst. We opposed from first to last uny plan ifcat would tend to defeat him, and declared emphatically and uncondition ally that would not support Mr, Mattocks. Even aside from the meth od of his nomination, we could notcon- scientiouslysupnort him. Those who know Mr. Mattocks, say that ns a man nothing can be said against him, and Jt is not on any personal grounds that we oppose him.

The Register can-, not support any member of the leagi for the office of sheriff. Believing we do that the success of the leagu cause would work injuatjeo nine times where it would work justice once, and that it would mean absolute bankruptcy to the county as a whole, we cannot give our support to a man hose election wouli be construed as as endorsement of that cause by thepvople of the "county. It may be asked, with what belter grace does Mr. Worst appear as an independent candidate, than any other of the defeated men Was he not defeated by the 6ame means that defeated Stover, and perhaps Warner? Rut the difference is plain. While here was very wclj defined opposition to both Mr.

Stover and Mr. Warner, while it was a very close question as to whether or not they were the choice of the people, and while 'they both expected, and had opportunity tojircpare for a fight, there is no doubt in the world that Mr. Worst was the choice of the vast majority of the Republicans of the county, and he had, moreover, no expectation of opposition or cjjauce jk guard against it. This far, then, we feel justified in bolting the ticket. As totherestof the ticket, altbough we can say honestly, that except in the case of Recoider, there is not a man Jhatwas our first choice personally, yet aside from the dissatisfaction arising out of the methods of the convention, they are firgt-class men, and really constitute one ot the best tickets ever put before the people of the county.

We believe too, as far as appears, they represent the first choice of the people. How the question arises, what shall we jdo'aboutit? We are not defending the rnetcods of their nomination, although bo far as our political experience goes are as much a part of politics as are primaries and conventions, and it is more the fault of the -system than of this particular instance. The men are before us. and they are good men. Will we spite any one but "6urselve3 lu 'allowing tkenj to be defeated? In taking tlie ground we do, we are jwell aware that in the present heated condition of affairs, we are running! lOI.ACHECKER FLAVOR.

not be generally known that remarkable becker-playcr, In the person of Henry Waters. All tho boasted players of this jregiou have found It out, however, to' their sorrow. Among the hundreds he has played with he has never yet found one who defeated him, although he has played with two men who were dubbed the champions of Missouri, and one who ay from an extended visit to Illinois. The junior member of the post office firm is happy once more. Mrs.

Landers, with her two sons and daughter, started yesterday to Derning, New Mexico, where they expect to make their future home. Mr. J.F. Flynn, of Humboldt, one of the successful teachers oi t'ao county, called and renewed for Tu Reoistek Saturday. Mr.

Cyrus Schcnck, of Burlington, Iowa, a relative of tho ox-minister General "Rob," anil an old friend of Mr. Robert Cook, was in town Monday. Prairieton Todd started yesterday for Manhattan, where he will spend the winter in attendance upon the In dustrial College. The Reoistek follows him. 1 Hon.

E. H. Funstou was in town Wednesday, and declared in ins big Republican voice that ho was going to support tho tieuet. He has "been there" himself. Miss Mary Hamer, sioter of Mrs.

Am- rine, will reach loia next wcck aim make an extended visit with Mr. and Mrs. Amriue. She is an accomplished lady and a brilliant musician Miss May Porter, a favorite young lady of Albia, Iowa, is in the city the cuest of Miss Jessie Buchanan, of whom she is an old school friend. She iH make quite an extended visit.

Rev. E. S. Miller and wife, Mrs. J- H.

Vannuys and Miss Jennie Luster, of Geneva, started last Tuesday for Franklin, Indiana, where they expect to spend the next three weeks among relatU es and friends. The Register wishes them a happy visit. MARRIED. CIJLltFinWOV Mct.EK At hilf rant fixf click IliurfciWy ar.eru.on, (Jetliner 11 lw. IivKpv, Wuatlit rb at the Mr.

Klihanls in. Mr. tV CI L(UKR and MISS ADDA StoGtK The above notice annouuees the union of two of the best known and best liked young people of Iola, and hosts of friends will join The Regis ter in heartiebt congratulations has loutr been a favorite member of Iola's little coterie of bache lors, and thtv sincerely mourn their loss. But they know that their loss is his gain, and they will try lobear it. Some of them even suggest that in self defense they will have to "go and do likew ise," but hear of no definite announcements yet.

Mrs. Culbertson has necr taken a very active part in the society of the town, but she has made many friends in a quiet way who can armly congratulate her husband on being "the happy bridegroom of so fair a bride." The wedding was very quiet, only a few of the most intimate friends of the parties beiujr present. Soon after the ceremony the young couple drove up to the Ramsey house, here they have fitted up rooms adjoining Mr. and Mrs Amriuc's, and will befin housekeep ing at oqce. "May their life together be a long and happy one is our viucere wish Why do you complain so? If you are feeling bad, take Dr.

Jackson's Root and Herb Cordial. It will invig orate, strengthen, vitalize and enrich your blood and kIvo you new life. claimed to be the champion of KausasUSold by Goodhue A Evans. We were much cntcrtaiued by recital of his uipm-rous experiences with loud-mouthed players, and wish wo had space to record some of them. He docstj't mako any pretentions but simply says he hasu't found the right man to beat him yet.

J. II. Fisher is his most formidable opponent in Iola. PUBLIC SALE. Mr James Mack will sell at his place 3 miles east of Geneva nt ten o'clock a.

Wednesday, October 31, oncspau brood mares, eight milch cows, heifers, calves and other stock. Oats and millet, all kinds of farming implements and household and kitchen furniture. For particulars see hand bills from this office. J. D.

Carter, will sell at his place 4 miles east of Iola, to-morrow at ten o'clock a. the following property eight milch cows, three horses, sixteen hogs, four heifers, seven calves, one Durham bull, four bee stands, and all kinds of farming implements. RECEIVED PAYMENT. The following are names of subscrib ers who have made payments on the Reqister during the week ending Thursday noon, together with the amounts paid. This list will be published regularly hereafter, and parties who have paid will please notify us if their name fails to appear c.

ouiroHt .1. a. .1. Fryer All Tnt money in the worjd is of no value to you unless you have health and strength. Dr.

Jackson's famous Root and Herb Cordial will make you healthy strong and vigorous, vitalize, purify and enrich your bjood. Sold by Goodhuo Evans, Collins A true Cure is a strictly veg etable remedy which never fails to cure Chills and Fever. Third Day and Dumb Ague and every form of Intermittent or Malarial Disease. Results are produced with this which are simply impossible with qulnino or any other preparation. Price 50 cent per bottle every bottle warrauted.

Sold by Goodhue fc Evans Ruther Hard jii the Old Man. A young lady residing in a borber town remarked, in regard to her father's snoring, that the neighbors al sat their wash tubs out. thinking a thunder shower was coming on" And sensible people who nro afflicted with Itching Piles, and humors of every i name and nature, procure a box of Ointment and bring about a I speedy cure. Why fret, scratch andsuf- i fer for years, when fifty cents' worth of tne aoove mvaiuaoie preparation win make you feel as rich as a Jew and happy as a clam nt high water. OUR CLPB LIST.

can rt AKV PKUIOPICAL T0U 2 WIST bt LOWER IUIES'Jtun von "ran obtain olitnbert, nhtn taken In connection with TIIE HKCISTLK. Head tliU llat and If jou want paper or mtgailne that I not In it, call at TIIKJHJUISTEB offlce and we can get It for you. ISioistxu and Chicago Inter-Ocean 'Irlljunu Topcln Capital Commonwealth. Net. York irllnmo.

Iiuln villi) C.iurler-Joiir.ini Cincinnati Enquirer. St. J.i.iiIh Glo -Democrat. hau-aa City Jotirnul Kalian Clty'IlriMB LeaiciinirlhTiim LlTSIUnr AM KAHIIOS rKUIODIC4L4 KtotCTm unil (joilo)'g 1 aillra' Hook. llnrper'i llj7unr Hnrjitr'a Wetkly llarj'er'ft Munthl).

iriti American IteUew ilttfiizlnu. bt. Mthula-t ACUICUI.TUUAI. l-Al'FU. IUoisTKitnri'l 1'nlrle tarnu Junrnul nr Agriculture Wcietern Kinul Kaunas Farmer Anit-ricm Agriculturalist lLIABTltATKU AND 1ILMOHOU-.

IIkwIstku Frank L( site's l'nd Tcxaa blMngj New Yurk Graphic SCOTT BROS. ROHRSR. Eds.mEGISTER. 1 10 I Id 1 36 i IS i 15- i 10 We Were Bound To Do It AND WE HAVE SUCCEEDED. We have Bought the Largestand Best Stock OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS FOR LESS MONEY Than was ever paid by any dealer, in Allen Co.

Wm.Jlortwlck D. It. lepliens J. F. Hviin I), llunililrks C.

L. WlilUkor I'rairietnnloilil. Abel Iisher 0. Culy $1 1 5) a.t'O 1,5" 1 to ''i Tfi i no oo oo 73 l.M 73 CONVENTION ECHOES. Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for "brethren to dwell together in unity.

If this is harmony, Lord, deliver us from discord Watchword of the southern tow i- ships, "Give us harmony or give us death Hon. E. II. Funston seems to be Strickland's man on the $1 business. We heard the invocation, but the benediction was drowned in sulphur ana brimstone.

Ye have heard it said of old that the last should bejirst; but we say unto you that the Worst shall be first and don't 3ou forget it. J. P. Duncan aud Dr. Fulton can breathe easy anyway.

Up in Obio last Tuesday, the women mend is on the whole, the best, and jre believe that before election day, a ood many others will look at it in the same way. PERSONAL. W. A.ilcCoy and wife were in town Saturday. JHrry Coblentz was over from Piq- aat5atura7, G.

W. Zike, the Carlyle P. was in town "Weanesdav. Miss Cora Curns, of Fort Scott, is in the city, the guest of Mits Florence Robrer. Missgeefesnnd Miss Crosby, of Bald-win pity, are guetf at Jbe mineral well Uiis Aveek.

Mr. A. A. pinker, wfco has been pending some months in Oluo, returned last week. George Smith, was down from ovejgunday, look'iog after iiis' in'this village.

Mrs.lSewelI, of Albia, Iowa, sister-inJaw of Mrs. Jane Evans, is in Iola jand wijl stay some time. Mr. and C. Cady, of JBrinifield, IIL, wjio haye jbeen visiting relatives in this eectiou" for two mouths, returned ome to-day.

While bere Mr. Cady purchased, through Cummings jfe Croft, the old Rideuour farm near NOTICE. Come! Come! Every body that is indebted to me will please c.ill and settle on or before the first ol Xovember. In order to do myself and my creditors honest in ment had their eyes opened to the sharp justice. I must square all accounts once we recoin-! practices of politicians and one of them a year.

Call iu as soo who were taking an active part at the couuter to the opinion of many good polls In behalf of the prohibitory amend- Jiepubllcans. But we are our belief that the course R. W. DUFFY. Before the nomination we opposed Mr.

Duffy for reasons which we consid ered good and sufficient, and which are well known to those most promi nently engaged in the contest. But they were not reasons tbat went to the character, the Republicanism, or tho ability of the man. We onsider him a good man for the place, we believe he was the choice of tho people, and we shall most certainly, as we have intended all along in eae of hi nomination, vote for him and support him heartily. We think every Republican iu tho county should do thesauie. Collin's Ague Cure not only break the chills aud fever at once, but it re moves the morbid billious secretions, thoroughly cleanses thesystein and permanently cures the disease.

It is tne grandest auti-billious remedy and Liv er Regulator in the whole field of medicine. Price 50 cents; every bottle warranted. Hold bv Goodhue A. Evan. fhtsincss lloiiccs.

noticed will inrtel In thin column for lilt: tLiitfi per liuu. mcli ini rtion. FOR SAJLE: Poland China pigs from regictcred stock of the best and most fashionable strains. Also four thoroughbred short horn bull calves, aud eight head of cows and heifers. Robkut Cook, Iola, Kan.

WANTED. Any one who has steer calves to sell to address, C. 8. Smith, Iola Kansas. JOSEPH LAWITZKA.

Does fine painting, decorative paper hanging, graining, kalsomining and whitewashing, at reasonable prices. FOR SALE. Three" fine boar pigs Monfort's best stock. II. English.

DRY WOOD Edwards has dry cord wood for sale miles northwest of Iola. 40tl0 SAUNDERS POST NO. 2rl Mi pta tho Mitunlav 1m fori' full moon of cai.li month. In Djwwm lin.ll, at in. AH uimratlt a iu urotwl stauulnz an- liu itou.

I. LA C. lenli art' nlwa rci mm1 to PATENTS ISSUED. Mr. Seward A.

Haseltine, attorncj' and solicitor of patents, of Springfield Missouri sends us lhe follow ing: Patents were issued to ctizetib of. Kansas during the past week as follow Wesley E. Doud, Eureka, Kansas, -Rub-bet cement for tho manufacture of memorandum-blocks and tablets." George W. Gifford, Odiu, Kansas, "Combined corn-planter and cultivator." W. P.

Badger, Muscotah, Kansas, "Windmill." CARPENTER UNION S. S. Report of Carpenter Union Sunday School for the quarter ending Sept. GO, 1SS3. Officers Superintenden', Simuel assistant superintendent, Mrs.

E. Newbro; treasurer, Mr. Able; sec retary, Nettie Cooley; corresponding secretary, J. B. Morns; chorister, Mrs E.

Nebro. Whole number enrolled 56, average attendance 48, number of teachers 5. Beiitha Secretary. LETTER LIST. List of letters remaining iu the post office nt Iola, October.

11, 1883. Andrews. II. I Carroll, JhoMattv (ollin. Carr, CulIiMn.

Fackler, Mr HarrUW Persons calling for any of the above letters will please say "advertised" aud give date of ad ertisment. C. M. Simpson, P. M.

on tin- lookont inert aso thuir fiirn- luS- th M- ulio l- nut tin) row tli 'r iiporttinitiiH rt.in.ilii in orl. We tluim hum uoincn, Iiojb nnil ftirl rk for it-, ri.lit in tlnlr own In II-tlts ny mc.i i tin- uik Tiom tin llr-t Hii' I nilmfca uill in moi tli in tin tints nil', ir Ki)timlf i tilt fnnililinl Irte Nt ran' win unagta falUltt iniikt uuiuvt ruplillj Ytiicni lleMilf ur vli tlnif thf work, nr only jour Hjnrf miiiiiMit lull inf iiimtlon ftml lint tsnininl Miit frcu Atlilrb tsriMuh A I'lirttiintl. M.iiiiu KERIOTT'S PILLS Ban km fhm means of MBfiXOU' KOBE PEOPLE to health and hi; nef, by glrlnc tbm a healthy U. thaa any other known remedy, and s. tha beet FaraUy P1U, hiring fflwtu.

pu bat UUcUtn Cor S3 jtmn. TiTtham. telttbyaUDmssUU. 38c Box. Notice of Attncliment.

II Ultlnrilsulnlntlff. vh AV O.Frank lln, tltfcniliint. liefoiu .1 IC. ltovtl, lht of lulu township, AHlu KaiiBad nnl ikrpmlint Is liert-by nntifltfl tint nn tlie I3tli tHj orsiptcmlK'r, lf-1, nlr ofnttatti-miutfnr the mini of tliirtj-onu I'ollnrg (21) nun by the abmo unincil JiiBtlte of the I'ticentoiliiKt his In the vntltleil iictinn, .111 1 that 811I1I raupo hr ht-irtlin the l'lth lu or Ot tol'cr. at o'clock .1 in lit! W.1I.

KlCIIAltH-, Att'St: J. lloin, Jiiftlco oftliel'tmo SOLD ONLY AT THE co a ws 4 mi is BK Ovpri.tftu nil nMn. 1... 8t ujr uu. uunureus at very low prides.

Heavy suits for men boys aud chi ldrtn below any thing ever heard of in southern Kansas. AHKIM', loll, Kan. OaR feAjlfa Jfo 77 J2()acrts, Allen riunti Knnsi, i mi to from It It ntiitioii; uitTiB itmli-r tnl-tlMi'lmi, 4 iui.is. -mill fiainelion eMinll frniiebiru. All ninler nt-e isiinnR ami til w.itei; ainile anl ptich orcli inl, bearing; rafiiberrim, lilacklii rnia, ftraw berries, forest trtea uml slirulil er Prico No.

79 noros. llInsrms, iituler ci Itiiatiiin; iiiiilerfiiicf; uo tin linj r.e-nuntH. Sitintttl In lli cnint. nifit hI nulfH iroiu loin, ai.tl one mile from railroad station. Prico S.500 llieownci hhs iiN fir nal-.

farm on Willi li he (' tin Hie ln-Wib irln 1) or 1 ncrtii, hil I iiiii mil', .1. tl h.n oflriiit, or It'll lie Mills jiiuii iiij lroinUJto 2M tlollarx MorU Ho SO lCOnortM Ml 11 cmnU, Kau-aj, 1vi la Hi mi cial. a tier in niber. I "Juni criultiititlnn: rrame Iioiie, in- all -Ize; birn (niiin leil tm Toi In rs -i imiki eno All feiicel nuil cr.s Mitn ulre tmtl lieilpe n.011 k. will, uml Uocktrtt ftirni-liiiiK nuiiutl 1.

rei.f ilir all eithrrounil. i re nt ol I hant, mil one.icreof oiliitf trus, -imirth 1 ran ncrj' in -rii'i uml other small fun liluifc soil, iliej) ami licit. Uripo. 3f.0m. No 81 .41 nci-OH.

AU111 louiitt, Kan- sji-i. All nmli ftnri; in. hunt frheils. barn: luis tin.ile. i.

nth, mil ltiium all 1 CHr- Itlrck loam Mill. Oni iiulefiuin 1 si of-nit Smlkn fr in lolt. Sricc, S21 per aero. Don't forget we are the only firm in the County selling the celebrated Oeisecke boot and shoe which everyone who has worn aekuovredges' to be the beat boot made. Come, and bring your boy and get a pair of tho Giesicke boots and shoe all around.

Every pair warranted. Kcmember, we give a new pair of the noted Swee. Orr overall for any pair that rip. We are sole agents tot the well known AreeraiDger glovo and mitts. No better made.

SS5 rSlisfeisfeii Our line of shirts, undirwiar, hats, caps, trunks aud alises was neer as complete. ANDERSON DeCLUTE. Cw-OO- jSL- BOTlTULS, -NEOSHO VALLEY- Authorized agents for the sale of K. L. S.

and M. K. T. Railroad Lands. Also Improved Farms and Town Property.

Pay Taxes for Non-residents, make Collections, etc. GEO. A. BOOTS, Geii'l Haider. J.

H. RIGHABDS, Attorney. MPKOVED UNIMPROVED tioi sof ntlurir pertus, sentl toi or i ull ami 1, el prn.iiu iinaiar. CUM3IIXGS Si CHOFT, Real Estate Agents, ileiUoBaaL Iola, Kansas. rf-I'roperttiis renteil, loans ami collect'oi maile.

Insurance written In ohl Tillable com-pauii In. alls, ara'I La no. Mile Mitchel', Kmzillah Coock "5 Pillion, l.ucy Voctl, I was heard to gasp out, "It is perfectly -wonderful how dreadful and untruthful the gentlemen are To see politics in its purity, she should em migrate to Allen County. INSURANCE. The following statement of U12 paid up Cash Capital of the principal Insur ance Companies doing farm business in Allen county, is from lhe sworn statement of the officers of Jbe companies filed with the State Superintendent of Insurance at Toneka Hartford, Ct Pbtenix, X.

1,000,000 CONNECTICUT FIRE x.ooo.ooo American Central 600,000 CONTINENTAL, N. 1,000,000 Burlington 100,000 GermaniaFire 1,000,000 German, ofFreeport. 200,000 NIAGARA 500,000 Of tiie above, V. A. Cowan is agent for the Continental, Niagara, and Connecticut.

oblige. i soon as possible and A. E. WitioiiT. UGH SPROUL, DEALER IN STAPLE AND FANGY GLASSWARE, QUEENSWAEE AND AiS Kinds of Produce.

Goods all first-class and prices as low as the lowest. Will pay part cash if desired for country produce. The patronage of the public is solicited. 11EAX.KK IN 'arm Implements, Grain, and Garden, Field and Grass Seeds. sin run Warranted W.

A. ROSS. We are glad the Republicans of the Third District put in nomination for commissioner so good a man as V. A. Ross.

Xo unpleasant flavor attaches to his nomination, and he will un-doubtly carry his district. NOTICE. The Allen County Teachers' Association will meet at Humboldt, Saturday, October 13, 1883, at 1 p. m. A.

S. Olix, President. Asxie M. liEYSER, Sec'y. POSTS FOR SALE.

Walnut, 8 cents Qak, 10 cents. Sous Moiiax. FOR TRADE. Four-bole power corn "heller. A.

W.Bkck. MUTUAL J. W. RISLEY. Mr.

Eifcley is a staunch Republican, an old citizen of Allen county, and a careful aud successful business mau, aud will fill the ollice of county treasurer with as much ability and credit as any man in the county. No one need be afraid to cast his voje for J. IJislry. FOR SALE. Grain hoube on K.

C. L. S. K. R.

W. Beck." All the money in the world is of no value to j'ou unices Vou ham lipnlth and strength. Dr. Jackson's famous Root and Herb Cordial will make vdu healthy, strong and vigorous, vitalW purify and enrich you'rlUood. Sold by Goodhue Evans.

"Iiittle Joker" is the best smoking fobafeo. 9 ecuxit37" m-- 03T DBS 2WEOI2JTES, Incorporated Hept. 20, 1882. Chartered for fifty years. RELIABLE CO-OPERATIVE LIFE AND ENDOWMENT INSURANCE.

Accumulating an ample reserve fund to secure the prompt payment of Death Benefilt. Each member, during the Bret rear contributes to the rejepre fcnijasqin equal to twelve ag-geasmeuts according to his No Member will be required to pay to exceed an average of One Death Assessment per Month. $2,000 TO YOUR FAMILY IN CASE OF YOUR DEATH. $1,000 ENDOWMENT AT THE END OF TEW YEARS. Ailnilnlun fee, 812 CO.

Helical examination, 81.00. Quarterly dues, $1 00, pavalile on the flrctdat crJamiao. April. July and October of each vear. llenellt aaeiMinent ai- yra led according use, ami alirays rcmcln the game as at the date of a timutaie, i ciijk uaM-u on uiu nic cxpeciatlon taulc, aa Iotl(iWfl: lletween the ages of Id and 3J tara, SI.

00 31 I.3T, in 1.M 51 i.OO 53 50 3 00 All the arr are itielnslre lhl society lias Len cartfullj organizr-d under the laws oflova rplatlog to ilntiiitl I Ife Insu TO RUN LIGHTER THAN WALING PLOWS. Moline, Hapgood, Norwegian and Pekin Plows. Avery, Leidy and Thompson Stalh Cutters. Western, Brown Favorite, Eagle and Buford Cultivators. Bain and Smith Wagons, Adjustable Harrows, Buckeye Force Pumps, and all other implements usually carried in first-class houses.

WILL MEET PRICES OF ANY HOUSE IN ALLEN COUNTY. war, si knapp. T. H. IJAMS.

IOLA- Carriage Works. v'J6 EsiablishedMarch 1, '82. Manufacturers of Carnages, mcetoiupimis, uhlrh requiro- a anorn di tailed report of its aifairs to U-iadi tear riled with orec.ion i.i'o, uoueor low IbU.i: l.aul .1. l.rmnpr ve and succes'ful Insurciiee n.an; Ueo. II Malah, tin Auditor ofStite.

and fsdolneb.pinexs under thti nriTliinns lut. Ili.ii Joiah Uien, our President, is Circiit Judge, r. rthe5th Judicial Circuit; Hon. John unnnenp, ice i-re-iuwil, i uniii amies insirict Attorney for Ioua; C4pt ec'lou Code of Iowa 'xtretary, 1 as for revi uteen jears betu an active and succes'ful Insurciiee n.an: Geo. II Mais' in C.ishier of I lie Iowa Itank, of I.

Hana-vralt. Jieuira. Ultectur. Is UUIsl.nbun.eon of tr-e Chicago, Ii ck Inland Itailrotul. All these olSrcrs hare Hied In lies Moines a dozen years or more, and are Iciiovrn as mu orintegrity and tioimntlile citizens.

pzr.GHRTS WANTED IN EVERY COUNTY. Address: jrjp 0 HARBIS, Special Agnt, Wyandotre, Kansas. BUGGIES, SPRING WAGONS, SULKIES, And Dealers in BASTBFLKT 1VC.X3LE!. of Lower Priced Work. Our own make of work is strictly first-class, and fully warranted, and has our name plate on rear end of each vehicle.

OUR EASTERN WORK la made for us, and is a far better grade of low priced work than Is generally sold in the west, which we will sell at prices that defy competition. Call and see us for full particulars. We will use you right. Livery Work a Specialty. Repairing done on Carriage work in a neat and workman ilKQ manner, aim yivmyuy.

-Youra Respectfully, KNAPP IJAWfS. 14 55.