The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-10

road lands In this county.
The person who was in our Jail
from Woodson county, was this week
released on the order of the Board of
County C Commissioners of that county.
Remember the sociable at Mrs. Rich |
ardson's this evening. Ice cream,
cake and a general good time await
you there. A general invitation ex-
tended to all.
We learned yesterday from Mr.. Phe-
bus that two of Mr.. Squire's children.
two of Mr.. Thompson's and one other
whose name we have forgotten, all
in the southern part of the county, were
bitten by mad dogs this week.
We are got making any run on mix
ed paints, lead and oil, but after you
get the best figures you can all around
you want to drop in quietly and see us
before you buy. SCOTT & Son.
At the late meeting of the Sheep
Growers Association of Kansas, all.
present testified as to the excellent
qualities of sorghum as a feed for
sheep. This is a new, yet important,
use for sorghum.
We would say to the men and boys
that we give all our time and ability
for your interest as well as our own.
Remember this, we have goods only for
the men and boys.
ANDERSON & DECLUTE.
A little five,year-old child, son of d.
B. D. smeltzer, residing near town,
last week accidently swallowed two
thre<penny tacks, which CAME very
near proving fatal; but by the use of
proper remedies he has entirely re-
covered.
We believe that a law requiring the
County Clerk to publish list of the
taxpayers, and the amount Of personal
and real property given in by each
one, would be the means of giving a
more uniform assessment and would
greatly reduce the per cent. of taxation.
"What are the Essentials to Saliva
tion," will be the subject of a short
sermon by Rev. T. c. Coffey in the
grove near Northrup's ford south OF
town, next Sunday at 4p. M, after
which baptism will be administered.
If the weather Is unfavorable the ser
mon will be at the Baptist church.
In report in the Commonwealth of
the exercises of the junior class at the
college of the Sisters Of Bethany, we
find the following: "Miss Anna Fran
els also deserves much praise for her
excellent landscape drawings and her
skill in water painting. The flowers
which she painted are life-like in rep
resentation. Her finest work, hOwev-
er, was upon square pannel, and
represented woodland scene."
| 1 am not making any run on paint,
but am staying with the Eastern mar
kets. and am able to sell at handsome
profit the best White Lead at S7.50per
hundred pounds, and Golfers double
boiled Oil at 20 cents. In quantities o.
20 gallons and upwards can give still
better figures. am sole agent for thu
Celebrated Rubber paint which is su
perior to all other paints and is fully
guaranteed. r, B. STEVENSON.
Mr.. G. D. Baker, representing thu
Topeka Commonwealth, was in Iols
last Tuesday in the interest of tina
paper. Being the State paper ant
published at the Capital of the State
it furnishes large amount of reading
of especial interest to every Kansan
by subscribing for the REGISTER ant
, Commonwealth special rates can b
: obtained at this office. The premium
/. offered are worth more than tire
t times the cost of both papers.
j, I\jWe have secured for the 4th of July
4 Mr.. Dan. Horville's grove, situated o.
the east bank of the Nsosho River, on
;. mile west of lola and three hundre
/ wards north of the Davis water mil
t The grove is fifteen acres in extent
and is well shaded. There is beautl
o full place for camp in the north-wes
;. part, where a pump and trough wi
f supply water for all the teams.
space of about four acres will be inclos
ed for the stands and promenad
Q grounds. Those wishing to ere'
stands upon the grounds can apply
% w. G. Mcdonald, Chairman Of tt
Committee on Grounds, who has
a draft of the same made by our specs
; artist, J. H. Harris. CHAIRMAN.
," Last Thursday morning a mad de
put in his appearance at the residen'
V of M. E. Cubbison, of Usage tow
le ship, and bit. a calf, cow al
g horse. Mr.. C's attention was fir
called to the dog by the noise made
Z. the calf which it had seized by Il
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