The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-10-05

Servey's place west OF the river, called
on us yesterday and subscribed for the
REGISTER.
Mrs Ramsey starts to-day for Olathe
where she will keep house with her
daughter Ella, who is teaching in the
schools there.
Mr. John Bilbie,. Of Cowlay County,
came up last Saturday and will spend
a week or two with friends in this
neighbOrhOOd.
DIR. J. w. Scott will present the pro-
lection side of the tariff question at the
court house tonight. The talk will
begin at 7:30 sharp.
We have another personal liberty"
argument from Col. Smith this week,
but it is too long for the crowded con-
dition of this issue.
There was another change at the
Wichita depot yesterday, Mr.. F. Nc
Ginnis taking the. place of Mr.. Marks,
who goes to Piqua.
Mr.. 8. G. Hunt returned Wednes-
day evening from his visit to Iowa.
He says people are feeling blue over
their blighted corn crop.
DIR. Chastain has 80 far gotten thy
better of his pet" as to be about wiz
two shoes on. Politically, howevfr,
he isn't SO spry as he was.
Judge Talcott returned from Wilson
county yesterday. He will probably
decide the injunction cases heard last
Saturday, to-day or tomorrow.
We hear that DR.. Whitaker, of Car
lyle, and our townsman, Frank Wing,
will soon embark in the drug business
in Eureka Springs, Arkansas.
Word from Miss Maggie Steele re-
ports her in q fine position at Usage
Mission, and "barring little lone
somssess" enjoying hers elf greatly.
Various opinions are expressed as to
the beauty of the front on the Hender-
son buildings. It ia peculiar, to say
the least, and that is one recommends
ton.
We Invite our friends from all ouer
the county to come and see the car
loads of stoves at the leading hardware
of Atlen county. Henderson d Am
rine.
The Young Ladies Working Band
will give the first oyster supper of the
season at the opera house tonight. A
good time is expected All are invited
to attend.
r. B. Arnold, manager Of the poor
farm, asks us to say that he has in
charge female child, three weeks old,
and wishes to have it adopted into some
good family.
attorney Knight has bought from
Il. L. Northrup the two lots south of
DIR. Chastain, and has broken ground
for the erection of a fine dwelling
house.
We take the lead, and all creation
acknowledge that our stock of stores |
for the fall trade is the finest and best
assortment euer seen in allen county.
The Live hardware.
When you feel cool and chilly Just
think of McNutt Bros. and then 60
there ana ask for one of those
1ew suits of under wear, the best and
cheapest in town.
DIR. Clifford asks us to say that the
report that be expects to withdraw
from the race for the county clerkship,
is untrue. He is on the track and in
tends to stay there until election day.
We are very glad to note that
Smyth & Allen are gong to give lola
a first-class fancy store. We have seen
some of their lists Of new goods and L
their display will astonish the natives.
The authorization League and
the Good Templars cheek by jowl!
Verify, the lion and the lamb are ~
ing down together. They are likely
to turn up a monkey and parrot, q
however, ere long.
One day (since cheap postage) coun
~ clerk Slower received a postal card !
enclosed in an envelope on which was
l three and q one cent stamp-three
or the envelope, one for the card, evil
1ently. |,
We publish in another column, at the
request of the Ladies Reading Club,
The inaugural poem of its president.
Mrs. H. r. Knight. delivered at the
asst meeting, which Till be re ad with
interest.
The habeds corpus case before Judge
Talcott last Saturday failed to release
The "bad 'uns" from Humboldt, from
The Allen county cooler. Col. Smith
says he will take the case to the su-
oreme court. Il
Ifyou want to feast your eyes on
much silver and fine gold, drop in at
Tom Powell's and take look at his .
new goods. His silver table ware is
fine, while he has q large :.
stock of beautiful jewelry.
Lawrence Townsend, tried before G
Judge Boyd, Wednesday, for threaten I
ng to shoot Oscar Eplar, was bound
over to appear before the District c
court, and was put under bonds to In
Keep the peace meantime.
Mr.. Robert. Cook. went to the FIT. /.
Scott. Fair last Teusday. He has on
there seventeen of his fin
at hogs. which will doubtless take in .
| liberal supply Of premiums. One SOW
weighed with her case $50 pounds.
Mrs. Jas. Simpson has just received
/ large and elegant line of millinery
FOODS, to which she invites the atten-
ion of the ladies. She has all the lat
st full styles and will guarantee salts
action to those dealing with her.
Miss Nettie Scott will teach the =
French school of painting on silk, sat
n, velvet and plush. Terms $500. :
No previous knowledge of painting lie +
Samples of the work may !
De seen at Beatty Bros.' furniture store. G
The opera house will be occupied the I
asst four evenings Of next week by 6
l. l. R.,I