The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-10-19

ton to Mr.. Alloway.
4 The Dramatic Club, has received
large invoice of wigs, boards. etc. an
will be able to appear in stuonini
"make-ups" next Tuesday.
4 The item about Charles Kinnear'
tomato crop, in a recent number of tn
REGISTER, has been copied by nearl,
Nevery paper i'm the State.
GOODHUE & EVANS GUARAN
TEE A FIT OF SATISFACTION OF
ANY KIND OF AN EYE GLASS OF
SPECTACLE.
Miss Mary Hamer, sister Of Mrs
Amrine, arrived last Saturday, anC
will be during her stay, most valua
BILE addition to our society.
Deputy SheriffThompson, who went
to Indiana last week after F. w. Gran
than, writes that he has secured his
man and will lie here to-day.
All persons having little bunch oil
broom corn, should bring it to the lola
broom factory and have it made into
brOoms at a reasonable price.
VIM. Barnett says that the new boy
that came to his house Tuesday night,
is a full blooded Republican. If he
obeys the fifth commandment he will
be,
~. w. Beck received another car
load of wagons direct from the Min
nesota mandatory last Tuesday.
This is the fourth car load here with
in go days.
The Dramatic Club has been work
ing hard on "Among the Breakers"
and thoss who patronage them next
Tuesday night may count on being
entertained.
Those boys that were marking the
seats in the Baptist church with their
knives, last Sabbath evening, are
known and a repetition of the ofense
will be prosecuted.
When you feel cool and chilly just
think of McNutt Bros. and then go
straight there and ask for one of those
1ew suits of under wear, the best and
cheapest in town.
We spare no pains in buying oar
stOUes to get good selection that WiU
suit the peOpte, both in price and quail
ity. No shOGdy stores in our stock.
Henderson d. Anrine.
The Sheboygan, Wis, Press says
Our citizens are thankful to Cakes
Bros. for giving them the best enter
tainment they have had the pleasure
of seeing for long time.
We have for sale large number f
cautions against defacing public build
ings. Every school district in the
county should have a supply to use
upon its school buildings.
DIR. French and family left Wednes-
lay for Galesburg, Kansas, their future
home. The Doctor is a good citizen
md first-class physician, but Allen
county is too healthy for him.
We have just received large assert
nent of spectacles and eye glasses,
rom the cheapest TO the finest made, |
md guarantee perfect fit In any case |
If defective sight. Give us "A call. |
Seatt & Son.
Rev. r. NJ. Overstreet presented the
laims of the Presby terrain College at
Gmporia, last Sunday. The people of
Imporia, have raised $4,000 for it, and
{ is expected that $4,000 more will be
in the state.
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.
For the benefit of the readers of this
'aper who do not already know that
he Peerless flour is kept to the high
st standard of excellence, we would
ay that such is the case, while the
rice is no higher than second rate.
The champaign Melody" in another
nd Only Campaign Poet, and cost us
thousand dollars a line When our
subscribers pay up, we will
~ to get him to write again.
David Elwood, of Marion, Indiana,
Who has been visiting friends near
'iqua, was here the first of the week
our real estate agents.
lie took some samples of Kansas
PRODUCTS home with him, and will
locate here in the spring.
Mr.. John Bell, of Harrodsburg, In
lana, brother-in-law of Matt Fields,
rived here this week and has taken
position i'm Sprouts grocery store.
We understand that it is his intention
o go into business here in the spring,
nd we certainly hope he may see no
eason TO change his mind.
1t has been suggested that the city
ouncil purchase the band instruments.
n condition that the band secure a
ompetent leader, and then issue the
upon the leaders, direction
eQuiring them to be returned when
he members connection with the
and ceases. Not bad suggestion.
DIR. H. G. Bostwick is loud in praises
f the wonderful Washington Terrific
v. He says that New Tacoma, two
ears ago town of 72O people, now
ity of 5000 and the terminus of the
.reat Northern Pacific railway, is
'ound to be the largest city north of
Go west, young man.
A social gathering in honor of Mis-
larry Hamer was held at the residence
# DIR. w. D. Scott last night. The
'oung folks of the town were well rep
esented. and with music, converse
ion and refreshments the evening
vas most pleasant one. Miss Ha-
ner's admirable playing was particu-
arly enjoyed.
We publish this week another shot
t the personal liberty argument. 1t
overs to some extent the same ground
i'm our own comments, but
S put i'm pungent style characteristic
f the author. We are not at liberty
o use the writer's name, but it is writ
en- by one Of the most able lawyers in
he state, aud his style will reveal him