The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-06-09

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M. aud then eject delegates to attend the !
'Y By order Of the Republican COMMITTEES Of
A iSia' 'G Kansis. june lst, .ss,;
H A. PERKINS, Secretary. s.sg II
"tioyernor Thacher" would sound
we'll enough.
Broom corn is quoted at S to s cents
per pound in Kansas City.
"What shall the harvest be-" 1t looks
like it was going to be about thirty
bushels to the acre.
1t is claimed that Kansas and Penn
sylvania have, this year, more politics
to the square mile than any other states
in the Union.
The Democratic State Convention
will be held at Emporia, Kansas, tee
date being left discretionary with the
State Central Committee.
When good hogs get ~ he worth $50
each and three year-Old steer brings
500, it looks as though 1t might pay
\ to engage in the stock business.
Experienced corn-growers say that
twenty five cents will be the lowest
price that our coming crop will reach
during the fall; and that it will bring |
forty cents befpre May.
Senator E. *. Funston, of Allen |
county, one of ME ablest legislators !
that ever presided over Kansas Leg
.islature, was in our city THURSDAY.
He has first-class material in him for
one of the big foul, -rBurtington P0-
triOt.
9 Married, at Lancaster, Ohio, May
81, 1882, Mr.. JnO. s. Gilmore, editor of
the Wilson county Citizen, and Miss
Viola Rutin, both of fredOnia, Kan-
sas. To Mr.. Gilmore and his beauti-
full bride the REGISTER offers its best
wishes for future happiness.
Gov. st. John talked temperance at
Wyandotte last Sunday. Why can't
we have the Governor at lola some Sun
day. He 10 making speeches allOver the
State and no doubt would be pleased to
sneak for us. The Court House can
be secured if the churches are all en-
gagged. 49, .. e~.. 3.
lola VIII celebrate the 4tll Of July
This much has been settled. Details
will DO made known hereafter. as plans
are being formed to give celebration
that will be enjoyed by all: Proper
committees have been. appointed, we
understand, to make necessary ar
engagements and to Eaise funds Tor the
grandest display of fire works ever
given in the county.
No need of the Governors calling
out the militia to suppress lawiessness
aud vice in our sister city of lola.
Prohibition prohibits there and no
mistake. A friend of ours tested the
matter recently and from his state
ments in connection Herewith we
have come to the above conciuslon.-
Yates Center NeDs.
According to the assessment rolls
Of the city, on the first day of last
March, Mr.. J. F. Colborn had more
money than any other citizen OF the
town. Mfr. G.. lite was next, and IRIS.
Mary E. Fesler was the next WEALTH.
est individual. We do not refer to
this to make matters personal, but to
show how unequal must be our assess
ment laws.
The Ottawa Republican In referring
to the speeches made BY the cong
ressional candidates at the meeting
held the evening of the day the con ven.
ton was held at Ottawa, says that
when Mr.. Funston was called there
was a decided stir, and the interest O
the farmers present was evidently enlis
ted. Mr.. Funston made good speec :.
and some of those near us expressed ap
probation of his sentiments"
The st. Louis, Fort Scott & Wichits
Railroad July 4th, will sell round tril
excursion tickets to and from all sta
tiops on it's road at one fare. Thes'
tickets will be sold July Sd and I'll
and will be good to return July 9Th
if presented after that date the con
ductor will take them up and collec
full fare. @. CAMPBELL.
Gen. TICKET AGENT.
Last Thursday company of thirty
one Indian children NOM among n
Usage, Kav, Sac and Fox, Neg Perc
this city en- route to Carlisle an
Hampton school in charge of E. I
Townsend OF Ene Indian Servic'
!They were ali veil dressed, neat an
clean, and were z very intelligen
looking company. Most of thel
could pot speak English.
Married, at Harrodsburg, Ind, b
Rev. Treat of Bloomington, May Bis
1882, Mr.. Everett Mcknight and Mi.
Zettie Fields. Immediately after Il
ceremony the happy coupe started &
their new home in Kansas, arriving I
lola, Friday evening last: They IN
mediately went to the house Of ~
inc. Mcdonald, who is . reletiyc
Mr.. Mcknight, where they are no
stopping.
Work began in earnest this Feek {
the first section of the N. T.. I. a
RAILROAD between Girard aud Walnu
Coanectisp was made last Wed9esd'
week ago with the Gulf road, Al
material is now being received as ia
"a needed. We areinformed that sc
rails are being used throughout Al
that the road 6 being built in M
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