The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-02-03
The Daily Fort Scott Monitor is now

received at lola six hours in advaDet
Of any other daily paper. We can ge'
a morning paper at nine O'Clock thu
morning 1t is published.
! Monday this section Of country waa
visited by heavy snow, which, how
ever, melted nearly as fast as it fell
Pleasant weather followed since and
now the snow is nearly gone.
The elegant litho work used BY the
Tennesseeans, and their credeptiall
are proof that they have age, standing
and success. Go and hear them at the
Opera House next Tuesday evening.
Two young men from town, Charley
Christy and Charley Bishop, went to
q dance in the country one night last
week and raised a small-sized row, for
which they were arrested and fined
SO and costs.
The st. Louis, Fl. Scott 4 Wichita
railroad have just received four new
passenger cars and this week are ex-
pecting a baggage car and caboose
car. They have over eighty miles OF
road now completed.
J. w. Kesterson has sold his grocery
store this week to Mr.. NJ. X. Long,
who lately located in lola. While
sorry to part with Mr.. Kesterson, we
are glad to see Mr.. Long become one
of our business men.
We want people from all parts of the
county to drop in and see us-give US
the news of their neighborhood facts
in regard to newcomers, improve
ments, &c. Keep US posted and we
will give you a good local paper.
Y We understand that Col. Smith in
his address before the Literary Union
this evening will discuss the problem
us Life Worth Living?" From the
Colonel's we'll known ability every
one will expect an interesting address.
ing address.
Mr.. NJ. r. Remsburg left at our
office last Saturday fine sample of
red clover seed of which he has about
twenty-five bushels. He had about
eight acres all of which made fine
growth and the seed is fair index to
its purity and excellence.
The reply to Mr.. E. Fisk's article
upon the insanity case of Addie Curtis
will be published next week. Also
the second article of the series "Of
for Texas" Our columns are crowded
each week and articles must take their
turn-especially when lengthy.
Donavin's Original Tennesseeans
Colored Concerts, and the same that
assisted in building Central College at
Nashville, and are rarely gifted vocal
lists, will sing in lola, Tuesday evening
next for the first time. All others
We're limitations of this company.
For the benefit of those who wish to
attend the entertainments this week
and next we are requested to state by
the management of the Opera House
that it will be some time before any
other entertainments will visit us.
There are none headed this way 80 far
as is now known. Go tonight and
next Tuesday night.
Your attention was last week called
to very fine monument ordered by
Mr.. J. r. Crigler, from the Lawrence
marble Works, for which Mr.. Apple is
agent. The design is beautiful and
the work good in every respect.
Mr.. Apple handles the finest line of
of monuments that are sold in this
section.
[Donavin's Original Tennesseeans,
nine ex-slaves, all of extra
ordinary voice, brought by the best
culture and years of constant practice
to high state Of perfection. They are
no humb1g, no burnt cork artists, but
genuine, first-class singers. No lover
Of song, the best Of all music, should
fail to hear them. They appear at the
Opera House next Tuesday night.
We have received a set of resolu.
tons purporting to have been adopted
by the anti-prohibition club of Hum
boldt, and a request to publish. No
name accompanied the article and it is
unsigned by President or Secretary.
When it comes properly endorsed we
shall not refuse to publish them, but |
we do not publish anonymous commu-
prohibitory or otherwise.
johnson & Ross company of King |
Laugh Makers will give one of their
at the Opera House
tonight. 1t was only a few weeks
.go that this company were here and
t was generally conceded that in the
line they had no superiors.
The audience was convulsed with
aughter from beginning to end, while
,othIng in the least tending toward