The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-11-04

a few weeks. It will be q heavy tax
on both places and without the CORE
spending benefit expected.
The court house is BIZ ng thoroughly
renovated throughout and with Its
newly .whitewasAed walls looks much
pleasanter than formerly. 1t will he
all ready for court next week.
Our subscribers at Wilsonville, Fair
Lawn, Orel and other post offices late
ly discontinued, will confer favor by
sending their names and place of
address at which they want their
paper.
Ladies who may want Godey's,
Peterson's, Domestic or Demorests
Magazine for the coming year, will
save money by calling at this office.
We can furnish any magazine at re-
duced rates for 1882.
O.P. Northrup & Co. are agents for
the celebrated SELF boots and shoes
which are now conceded to be the best
goods made. A new pair of boots or
shoes given for every pair that fails to
wear as represented.
Just received by Mrs. Jas. Simpson,
a full and complete stock of fall and
winter millinery goods, bonnets, flow
ers, plumes, etc., which will be sold at
very reasonable prices. Ladies will
do well to examine this stock.
! The st. L., Fl. S. & w. r. r., will
sell round trip tickets, good for Nov.
4th only, and including admission to
the minstrel show at Fl. Scott, for
$500. Train will leave lola at 4 p. m.
returning same night after show.
J.. S. Fast, our Republican nominee
for Register of Deeds, has been quite
sick with asthma, having been con-
fined to the house for q week or so
past. However, Jesse is well known
and everybody will vote for him just
the same.
H. X. Winans and A. w. Doll, of
Garnett, were in town Friday evening
last to organize lodge of knights of
Pythias. Mr.. w. was at one time
citizen of lola and is now one of the
prosperous merchants of our neigh
boring town.
AS those sidewalks which were
ordered on Sycamore street and Jefter-
son avenue north from Madison ave-
nue. to the railroad depot have never
been completed, the subject was talked
over at the meeting of the city council
Monday night.
Married, at the residence of G. H.
DeClute, Friday evening, Oct. %, 1881,
by Rev. +. S. Miller, Mr.. J. l.. Swap
and Miss Libbie a. Anderson. The
REGISTER cordially wishes the young
couple a happy and prosperous voy-
age over the sea of life.
We have been requested to call the
attention of stock owners to the fact
that since the first of November stock
are prohibited from running at large
within the city limits. The marshal
has been notified to enforce the Ordi-
nance strictly and will do so.
The following are some of the re-
duced rates from lola to eastern cities
via. X. G.. L. & S. X. r. r.: st. Louis,
50; Chicago, Sl1; Jacksonville, ILL.,,
81 Bloomington, ILL.,, $14 Ft
Wayne, Ind, S15.45; indianapolis
SIS; Buffalo, N. Y, SCI; New York,
S26.
October has been warm and rainy
month, with cloudier skies than in
any previous October. At the end OF
the month the tenderest vegetation
remained uninjured by frost. Late
potatoes are making an unexpected
crop, and the wheat fields are in splen
kid condition.
In the X. c. Times of Oct. 26, is ar
account of the conviction of Newton
Treece charged with manufacturing
and passing counterfeit money
Whether it is the one who formerly
lived at lola, we do not know-bu
hone not. The family of Treese moved
to Joplin from this place.
The Topeka Commonwealth, OF Nov
1st, says that "F. w. Giles returned
, from New York City yesterday. Ill
, informed us that he has secured SUI
ficient amount of money to build Ia
miles of the Girard & Topeka Railroad
and that the road will be completed
between those points by the fourth o
next July.
On account of repairs that are being
made on the Presbyterian Church it
not in a condition to be used mex
Sabbath, so the usual services will b
held at the Court House. Sabbath
School in the morning fifteen minute
before ten, and preaching at IL O'Clock