The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-10-21

hePuOiican meetlng next MOndd
evening.
Have you got your stoves up 70
the winter.
Corn wanted on subscription at thi
Office. Bring it in.
Our merchants have all got goo,
stocks of winter goods.
| ALLEN county has an immense crol
of corn again this season.
The crop of Irish potatoes is not q
large this season As it was last.
M Main was nominated last Satur
day for Representative for this district.
Mr.. L. B. Bissell will preach in th.
Presbyterian church tomorrow morning
Miss Belle Case returned home from
her visit to Fredopis the first of the
week.
Mr.. Brewer, from johnson county,
Indiana, has rented DR.. Covert's farm al
Carlyle.
The people at Goodin's home gave
Haskell rousing meeting last Saturday
evening.
The first Democratic meeting of the
campaign, in this city, will be held this
evening.
Don't fail to come out next Monday
evening and hear Dr.. King and Hon. T.
G. Sears.
Two weeks from next Tuesday and
guessing and betting on the election will
be ended.
Very few Democrats at the public
meeting at the Masonic Hall last Satur-
day evening.
The Republicans had good meet
ing at Deer Greek school house last Mon
day evening.
Senator Harvey and D. C. Haskell,
made US a call before leaving our town
last Saturday.
The song of the mosquito has been
hushed, but the buzzing of candidates is
on the increase.
The cheap lands in this and adjoin-
ing counties are being bought up by
home seekers.
Rev. S. G. Clark, pastor of the Pres
byterian church at this place, will preach
at Parsons tomorrow.
The lola band furnished some ex-
cellent music At the Republican meeting
last Saturday evening.
-Chas d. Briggs is going to move
his store into the building one door
south of John Francis.
John Francis attended the Republi-
IAN meetings at lola and Humboldt last
Friday and Saturday evenings.
That there are now two tickets in
he field in this county there will prob
IDLY be more shaking" among candi-
lates.
State Treasurer John Francis made
. speech at Humboldt last Saturday
evening at the Republican meeting in
longs hall.
MIR. Givler returned last Saturday
rom his visit to his old home in Penn
ylvania. He took in the Centennial
Turing his visit.
The Republicans of lola and vicin-
ty gave Harvey and Haskell rousing
Meeting at the Masonic Hall Friday eve
ling of last week.
DIR. w. W. King, who, in connection
With Hon. T. c. Sears, will speak in this
ity next Monday evening is the Bob.
ngersoll of Kansas.
That Democratic meeting that is
nnounced for this evening should have
zen several days sooner. We have no
Democrats now, you know.
The bright future for Kansas depict
d by Capt. Anthony in his speech at the
curt house last Friday week was endors-
d by every one who heard it.
The colored folks of lola will give q
,stival in the Masonic hall next Thurs
ay evening. The proceeds to be applied
,wards paying for their house of wor-
nip.
Who says that this is not progress
We age? That life long, sterling Dem
crat, ]. B. F Gates, is now chairman of ,
lie executive committee of the Green.
ack party in this county. II
According to hand bills sent out by
le Democratic State Central Committee {
'ere will be public meeting held in |
lis city this evening which will be ad-
'essed by prominent speakers. n
1t has been suggested that at the G
MON of the Peter Cooperites and Dem c
rats last Saturday the Democrats took S
'e nominations and allowed the other i
Irty to name the motley crew. J
DIR. Hendricks has been put on the :
importance State ticket as candidate for
ate Treasurer in place of John Francis.
he doctor is not making any arrange r
ents as though he expected to take y
arge of the peoples money. n
The Board of County Commissioners c
ct again last Monday and finished the c
lsiness that was laid over from their
st meeting in this quarter. They will 3