The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-10-12

session. A long pull is anticipated
League business occupies consider
able share.
When you feel cool and chilly jus
think of McNutt Bros. and then z,
straight there and ask for one of thOs
new suits of under wear, the best ant
cheapest in town.
We take the lead, and all creatio,
| acknowledge that our stock of stOUe,
for the fdU trade is the finest and bes
assortment eUer seen Ia, Allen county
The Live hardware.
What housekeeper does not enjoy
] praise for the excellence of her biscuit
and cookery? To secure this uniform.
ly, there is nothing like using DeLand's
Chemical Baking Powder.
Y New corners need not be frightened
with the idea that the tornado Of last
week, may prove a regular and fire.
quent visitor. 1t is the only serious
one the county has had since it was
Naettled.
We have just received large assert
ment of spectacles and eye glasses,
from the cheapest to. the finest made,
and guarantee perfect fit i'm any case
of defective sight. Give us a call.
Scott & Son.
We are sorry that someof our prohi-
bition friends take umbrage at our
pleasantness of last week with re-
gard 10 their connection with the anti's.
We were slightly ruffied and had to
use the safety valve little.
Owing to recent rulings Of the Post
Office Department, the transaction of
money order business at our post office
will be from o'clock a. m. to S o'clock
p. m. Parties will take notice and
govern themselves accordingly.
For the benefit of the readers of this
paper who do not already know that
the Peerless flour is kept to the high
est standard of excellence, we would
say that such is the case, while the
price is no higher than second rate.
Mrs. Jas. Simpson has just received
a large and elegant line of millinery
goods, to which she invites the atten-
ton of the ladies. She has all the lat
est full styles and will guarantee salts
faction to those dealing with her.
Elder Martin, of Franklin county,
will begin series of meetings at
the court house next Lords day at
half past ten o'clock in the forenoon.
Meetings will be held at the same
place each evening during the week.
We have a characteristic letter from
l.. l.. Hartman, who is now at the
Crow Agency, Montana. The letter
speaks very highly Of Mr.. Louis Ho-
bart, independent candidate for treas
urer, but Mr.. H. says his remarks are
not for publication.
Mr.. B. E. Thorpe is running coal
yard at the Wichita depot for Mr.. A.
Popkiss, of Fort Scott. He is hand
ing Fort Scott, Rich Hill and Chero-
zee coal, which he will sell as cheap as
5he cheapest. Mr.. Thorpe has his Of
ice with A. w. Beck.
Mr.. Thompson, of Elm township,
delegated by Sheriff Worst, started
to Indiana with a requisition
or F. w. Grantham, charged with
,assing forged note, binding Charles
Ross, Of Usage township, ~ the maker.
lar offense in Indiana.
The oyster supper given by the |
Young Ladies' Working Band, at the |
'pera house last Friday evening, was |
lot SO well patronized as il deserved,
or which the heated political atmos-
here was probably responsible. The
-oung ladies are not discouraged, how
yer, and will try again sometime.
John NJ. Randall, our correspondent
t savonburg, was in town Saturday
nd informed us that having sold his
arm he was about to leave the county
nd could not hold his position OH our
taft. Cannot some of his neighbOrs
axe up the Faber and furnish us the
lews from that "neck o. the woods ?" l
B. D. Lee, late of Iowa, who has re-
entity settled in Moran, called on us
asst Saturday and subscribed for the
He says he is glad to get
way from Iowa, to escape the hard
winters. He says the corn crop there
will be almost an entire failure, as it
vas caught while in the milk by frost.
Last Tuesday Mr.. Dave Collins,
Hhile coupling cars on the Wichita
cad at little station west of Eldora-
%, was caught between the cars and
'ery seriously injured. Three ribs
we're broken and perhaps some slight
Internal injuries sustained. He is now
t home i'm this town, under the
harge, we understand, Of DIR. Chas-
ain.
Beatty Brothers, have bought out
L. NJ. Miller's furniture stock. and
ave turned over their undertaking
department.. The change will no
oubt be for the best interest of both
'arties as it will give Beatty Bros. an
immense stock of furniture and will al
ow Mr.. Miller to fit up q very complete
establishment.
w. P. Northrup has sold his resi-
ence property to Mr.. J. d. Carter who
will take possession November 18th.
dr. Northrup will begin building at
nee on his lots in the north east part
4 town. His new house will be very
much after the style of Charlie La
inns, but somewhat larger, and will
id another to the already large num-
'er of handsome houses in that part of
he city.
The following named parties received
certificates at the teachers examina-
ion, held at the school house on last