The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-01-17

perfected their organization for the new
year last Monday. Present, Commits.
sioners Sims, Christian and Long, County
Attorney Slavens, County Clerk Slower.
J.. d. Sims was reelected chairman OF
the Board.
Thirty-fve car loads of hogs passed up
the road Sunday night. Ten passed
Monday and seventeen more were ex-
pected to hitch on At Garrett. In all
there were about $500 hogan average
of over forty-five to the car. Good for
the L. L. & G..
1t /, the exception and not the rule
when Stevenson's locals are omitted
and then it is the fault of the printer.
Last week we discovered that he had no To-
Gals in the paper, jus. after We had them
charged up. Surely there is nothing
like creeping books"
New and beautiful styles Of type just
received at this Office. Letter Heads,
Note Heads, Bill Heads, Statements,
Cards, Tags, Envelopes, ETC., printed in
neat and artistic manner. We have q
large stock for you to select from. We
give you first-class work every time.
Mr.. VIM. Hankins, Representative
elect of this district, boarded last Sat-
urday's train for Topeka, where he ex-
poets to look after the interests of his
constituents. Mr.. II. will make good
Representative and will satisfy the peo-
pie that they did wisely in electing him.
Mr.. J. J. Black, of Geneva township,
made us a pleasant call Saturday. Mr..
B. is a resident Of twenty-three years
standing in Allen county, and further,
is one of our best and most successful
farmers. THE REGISTER has particu-
larly warm feeling of friendship toward
such men as Mr.. Black.
An eastern capitalist has $15,O 900 cash
he wants me to loan for him on long
time at low rates, on desirable farms in
Allen county during the month of JAM
uary, 1879. Parties who have good
improved farms and who desire reasOna-
BILE loans thereon call and get rates of D.
F. Cadmus at Allen Co. Loan Agency,
lola, Kansas.
"Mrs. G. E. Hull and J. B. Latchin,
Independence, Kansas" said the register
at the Leland Saturday, which was the
first introduction lola had to the famous
"Hull baby" case. Mrs. Hull is canvass.
ing the town for subscriptions for her
book, purporting to give true history
of that notorious case. We are not in
formed of the success she has met with.
Chas. Snyder, convicted of grand lar
ceny at the late term of the District
Court, was sentenced to hard labor in
the penitentiary for one year, by Judge
Talcott, last Friday afternoon. In view
of the services rendered the State in the
prosecution of other criminals he escaped
with lighter sentence than usual for
the offense proved.
When it comes right down to business
and you want to find man who is al:
ways there, just step in and make the
Of Hartman & Casmire. |
You may find men who know more about
business than Morg. but somehow we
never met them. "The most successful
business firm in the county" has often
been applied to these gentlemen-and
with justice.
In another column appears the disso-
luton notice Of Murray & Richards who
hereafter uM pursue separate paths in
search of the longing of their hearts
clients. These gentlemen are both too
we'll known to need any special recon-
mendation from US, and at the present
time we shall not have much to say in
regard to this change. When you want
4 lawyer give either of these gentlemen
\ call and you will get fair treatment.
A week or so ago colored individual
was hired to clean off the snow from the
roof of the court house and while doing
70 cut a few thousand holes, more or
ess, in the roof. The recent thaw' sent
he water down upon the just and unjust
like. The court room was pretty well
vet down, as were the Offices of the
County Clerk and Register of Deeds.
Should the plastering fall in conse-
Luence, as now seems probable, the cost
o the county will be considerable.
1t has often been a matter of pride
With US to refer to the exceptionally
,ood satisfaction the decisions of Judge
ralcott have given. Again, in the cases
lecided on appeal from the District
courts, in the Supreme Court of the
'tate, we have noticed that Judge Tai. .
oft has one of the best if not the best
ecord in the entire State. This matter
las again been called to our mind by
boxing over the last Kansas report-the
Oth-in which we notice Judge Brewer,
f the Supreme Bench, quotes Judge
'alcott's cable opinion in the case of the b
tate VS.. Gilmore" on error from Wilson r.
ounty. A compliment thus given from g
he Supreme Court of the State is no P
mall compliment and is one over which
Judge Talcott can well be proud.
Mr., Edward Allen Is still iyin0 and Il