The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-11-02

Money, when made Of paper, must
have q redeemer - we'll - . creator Ia
make it ofany value.
I Let the colored people turn out and
hear Hon. John A. Christy ct the court
house Monday night.
| /Messn. White 4 Chollette have put
tp an Office for their accommodation in
their lumber business.
Parties having farms or wild land to
trade will do we'll to consult Bell Bros.
local in another column. =
Fine feathers don't mako fine birds.
but fine harness sets Off q fine horse,
Bartels keeps the harness.
The acreage of wheat in this county il
larger than that of former years. And it
looks mighty foine" too.
Mr.. ]. c. Clark, an old timer, shook
hands with his friends Monday. Mr.. G.
lives in Chautauqua county now.
II Township candidates will be assessed
Y50 cents each for their tickets. Money
must be paid in advance Tuesday morn
ing.
The Ladies Missionary Society will
meet at the Presbyterian church ON
Thursday afternoon, November 7th At
A o'clock.
I Republicans are expected to attend
Ythe Republican club meeting at the
court house tonight. The campaign has
just begun.
Stevenson Is receiving Mexican dollars
and Trade dollars at their face value for
goods and pays them out in change at
ninety cents.
n If our merchants who do not advertise
would do their part towards supporting
THE REGISTER we could enlarge it con,
Siderably. Fact.
Letter heads, bill heads, statements
posters, blanks, business cards, calling
cards and envelopes, neatly printed at
The REGISTER Office.
h The Des Moines Registcr wants Grant
for Blaine for our next President. We
know of another REGISTER that would
hoist the name of either of those gentle
men with pleasure.
We have cent sufficient straight Rcpub.
lican tickets to the Central Committee.
man of each township in the northern
part of the county. Others can be OBJ
tanned at this Office.
The literary Union comes at bad
time to have a report published. If the
members desire it, however, and the sec
rotary will furnish q short resume. we
will publish it with pleasure.
We have interviewed most of the law.
yers and court house attaches.in regard
to the charges made by implication
against Judge Allison's administration.
They without exception pronounce them
false.
Married, At the residence of the offici
ating clergyman, Oct. Goth, 1873, by the
Rev. YIN. Hawkins, Mr.. Thomas H.
Badgsf and Miss Anna L. Davis, all Of
Iolpfownship, Allen county, Kansas.
THE protracted meeting at Usage Val
ley Baptist church closed last Sunday.
There were "a additions to the church
is by baptism. Rev. ]. ". Alton con-
Quoted the meeting, assisted by Revs. E.
S. Faxon and T. d. Grow.
Heywoods Minstrel>, a low variety
troupe, duped g0od-sized audience at
this place last Saturday night. Other
towns should look out for them. They
have a good band which draws the crowd,
otherwise they are first class fraud.
Talk about your old-time Republican
majority. Just think what it will be il
this thing keeps up. Mr.. VIM. Barnett,
of Elm, chronicles another Republican
vote at his house last week. Elm will be
the banner Republican township this
fall.
During the next three months the pro- |
prietor of this paper intends to collect all
outstanding accounts due this Office on
subscription. Personal notice will. be |
given when possible. We need and must
have the money due US, to meet maturing
notes.
The Office Of road overseer is one of the |
most important of the minor Offices. We
have been asked by members of all
parties to request the people Of this dis
trict to vote for Mr.. A. j. McCarley.
Don't forget to write his name on your
ballots.
The white of an egg has proved most
efficacious remedy for burns Seven or
eight successive applications of this sub
stance soothe the pain, and excludes the
burned parts from the air. The remedy |
is simple and seems preferable to many we
hear of.
In to-day's paper we publish an arti-
Gle from the pen of Col S. H. Stevens,
written for the Union. Mr.. Stevens has
served one or two terms in the State Leg |
islature, and his communication is .
practical idea of an Intelligent and care
full citizen. Read it.
We invite the special attention of our
readers to the advertisement of Mr.. Mil
Ter. He is q practical workman of long
experience and the samples of work he
has already turned Outspeak in the high
est terms of his skill. Call-and see him
when you want anything in his line.
DR.. 8. Tozer has . we'll arranged win.
ter greenhouse lately completed. BY
the side of his house . cellar was dug and
covered with glass. It is 30 arranged
that stove can be put up in winter.
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