The Iola register., 1880-11-12

show more, prettier and cheaper goods
than any house in the county. Call
and see, at Stevenson's.
The case of the State of Kansas VS..
VIM. Jennings, from this county has
been affirmed by the Supreme Court.
Also the case of Josephine Watts VS..
Jane NJ. Cook affirmed.
It was very amusing to see Murray
& Smiths heels strike the ceiling dur
ing the late term of the District Court,
in the case of Gilkeson VS.. Covert.
Richards & Simpson did it.
We give this week a full tabular
statement of the vote as cast at the re-
cent general election. It is full and
complete in every respect and will do
to file away for reference.
Come and see our Overcoats and
Suitings. We have the largest stock
ever brought to Allen county. We
are bound not to be undersold.
ANDERSON g. DECLUTE.
During Mrs. Tozer's visit south this
summer, she collected large number
of rare plants, which, added to the
great variety already in her green
house, makes a superb stock, far better
than is usually found in small town.
Farmers will find straight hog
market at this place hereafter. Our
dealers have only been buying on GER
tain days heretofore, but from now on
will buy at the highest market price
every day.
! A general rain commenced at this
place Monday night and kept up un-
til Wednesday. Sufficient fell to raise
the creeks and river and furnished
plenty of that much desired stock wa
ter for winter>use.
Z Don't forget that spicy local paper
is the best thing to have in family
during the long winter evenings. And
THE REGISTER will be that same.
We give more reading matter than
any paper in the county, year in and
out.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beggs are rejoic-
ing over pair Of bouncing twin ba-
bies that arrived the fore part Of the
week. Mr.. Beggs was away from
home but has since arrived and it is
said that he won't speak to a common
mortal any more.
Miller, the furniture man, has NOV
ed his family and household goods to
the rooms vacated by Stevenson, at
the rear of Green's grocery store. He
will be closer to business hereafter and
can take down that sign. "3 minutes
for supper" and substitute one minute
in place thereof.
Complaint was filed against H. Rel
inert for selling intoxicating liquors
without a license. The defendent
plead guilty and was fined nominal
sum. There is a strong determination
to put stop to illegal liquor sales, and
if reports are true, other parties will
do well to close up.
A few weeks ago MRS. S. lBilby sent
US a FOIL of excellent butter, which was
duly appreciated ahd highly enjoyed.
Being in the middle of our county CAM
paign other matters caused:us to for
get it. and at this late day we write
the notice due then. Mrs. Bilby is
one of our best butter makers as we
can freely testify in that respect.
/. There was a lively runaway at
McCarley's, last week. His span of
large blacks which Late. was driving,
became frightened, turning square
against a tree, breaking the tongue in
three pieces. They brought up against
a fence one horse outside and the other
inside. No great damage was done,
the tongue and buggy. top being all
that was broken. But they made
things whirl for awhile.
We have recently received over two
hundred pounds of new job type, rules,
cuts, ETC., and are now better prepared
than ever to DO fine job work of every
description. Prices will be found as
low as the lowest and work guaranteed
satisfactory. Remember we have the
best office in southern Kansas and
the only job Office in lola. Give our
work trial and be convinced that we
will give satisfaction.
The railroad bond election in Hum