The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-22

| 16 pounds sugar to the dollar a
Chase's grocery store east side o
square.
Any one wishing to study the pro
fession of dentistry may apply to DIR
Lafary. Office over Tibbett's furni
ture store.
Prof. Ford's lecture on "That Voter
at the Nj. T.. church Wednesday night
was well attended and was a very in
structive effort.
We will close out our entire stock Of
furniture at cost, to make room for fall
stock of heating stoves. Now is the
time to get bargains, Casmire & Co.
Miss Elite Nickolai purchased a new
Estey & Camp piano of Paris Bros.
last week, and is now prepared to
give music lessons at her residence.
The Christian church Of this place
will be dedicated Sunday, Aug. 81.
State evangelist F. M. Rains will be
present and assist in the ceremonies.
Mr.. Perkins will probably start re-
submission, republican paper in Hum
boldt, unless the Union comes out
squarely for the county ticket.-Inter
State.
VIM. Davis and family have moved
onto their farm near Carlyle. They
will be much missed here and it Is
hoped they will come back "to
winter"
So far as the color of the corn in AL
len county is concerned it does not
show any more appearance of having
stopped growing than it did the first
of June.
/ still have few summer goods on
hand and they must be sold at some
price previous to opening my fall goods.
If you want bargains call soon. b. T.
ROdman.
Miss Mary Mcintosh has returned
to her home in Fredonia after quite a
long visit i'm lola. She becamea great
favorite with those who made her ac-
quantance.
We see that our old friend J: C..
Murray is a candidate for representative
over i'm Vernon county, MissOuria.
We presume his chances Of getting
there are good.
We were shown some very fine
specimens of grapes yesterday, grown
by John Reimert. They are called
Johnson's Hybrids, No. 10, and are
splendid fruit.
'Magnanimous o. B's," "Jolly lot
of young gentlemen" drumming
birds"-Last Salad. AWhew! But,
boys, don't be fooled by That taffy. 1t
is storm-breeder.
Boys, can't we make up purse and
keep Prof. Olln with us? A man that
will take fourteen girls to a circus is a
public benefactor. 1t will be cheaper
for us in the long run.
The monthly Agriculture Report
gives the average wheat yield OF the
state for this year at 81. 75 bushel per
acre. The average yield in this county
was Is bushels per acre.
Notwithstanding the disadvantages
under which the Normal Institute is
working, it is reported to us as one of
the most successful, in point of real
work, ever held in the county.
The late rains are bringing out the
millet crop in fine style. Mr.. Samuel
Baxter, living on Beck's place. brought
into this office yesterday, a sheaf of 1t
that would average six feet in length.
A majority of this town are anti
prohibition, because prohibitiOnists
have tried to take away the bread and
butter of those who would not worship
an idol prohibition. )-Hunabotdt Inter
State.
From the result of the school meet
ing in Humboldt last week, it looks as
though the bread and butter was to be
taken away from the other crowd.
Miss Mary Clark, who recently
returned from missionary labOrs in
Persia, is expected to visit friends
here next week. She will be warmly
welcomed by all Of her old acquain-
tances.
The fall term of the public school
will begin September %. Halls will
be procured for the accommodation OF
the intermediate and higher grades.
The old corps of teacher has been enl-
ployed.
The sermon at the Methodist church
next Sunday morning, will be on the
subject Of the ''power of thought" and
be addressed particularly to Normal
students, all of whom are invited to be
present.
Ifyou are going to get any sale bills
printed. be sure and bring them to
this office. We will print them as
cheaply as anybody and will give
notice of the sale in THE REGISTER
free ofcost.
Mr., E. P. Dunbaugh and family, Mr..
| George Amos and family, and others
started Tuesday last, overland, on a
pleasure trip to the Indian Nation
We hope they will enjoy the trip
Inter State.
The farcical character of the prohibi
ton convention of September :, is well
Indicated by the fact that the call end:
with a weak parody on "HOld tn,
Fort" Such gush as that will kill
any movement.
Our town is full of strangers ever.
day, most of them from the eastern
states looking for location. They ar
all well dressed, substantial lookin,
men, and We hope every one will set
tie in Allen county.
This Office acknowledges a pleasan
call from"Phil Farley"on Tuesday. w
are always glad to have any of our COZ
, respondents call upon us. and shal
t feel proud to be emembered by then
whenever they are in town.
D Rev. Swartz. of Moran, was in tow
: this week in the interests of the NJ. L
church at that place, soliciting fund
= to aid i'm the erection of a church build
; ing. We are glad to know that he mt