The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-11-21


For a good clean shave go to w. b.
Reeds. Two good BARRIERS always Oh
hand. No changing OF BARRIERS.
/ H. X. Herbert, practical watch ma
ker and jeweler, in Young d Oark's
building. Give him q trial.
The Orchestra with the Chicago
i Comedy Co. is acknowledged to be the
| finest one travelling in the west.
i A load of wood and a few bushels OF
apples, If delivered promptly, Will De
| taken ON subscription at this office. :.
| Do not fail to witness the street pa
rade made each day by the Chicago
Comedy Co.'S uniformed brass band.
HI. Phillips, the prohibition can
didate for governor i'm this state, got
9.S55 votes. st. John received only
,4O1.
The door for the court house vault
has arrived and will be put In place as
soon as the brick work can be COM
pleted.
Remember the dinner at the Opera
House next Thursday. 1t will be
cheaper to 90 there than 1t Will to get
your dinner at home.
Mrs Briggs sent us an apple Satur-
day. that is q beauty, It's Ut the Yves
tern Spy variety and measures thirteen
inches in circumference.
There will be Union Thanksgiving
services at the Presbyterian church
next Thursday. The sermon will be
preached by Rev. r. NJ. Scott.
The meeting of the Ladies Reading
Circle ia called at Mrs. Lakin's for to-
morrow ut three O'Clock, to elect OFF,
cers and begin the winters work.
Married-November 18th, at the
residence of the brides mother at Car
lyle. George J. Smell and G.. Eta Adj
ans, by Rev. s. NJ. Irwin OF Geneva.
J.H. Durkee and Hattie Ball, Fort
Scott young people who have a num-
Der of acquaintances in lola, were mar
ried at the brides home last evening.
There will be an adjourned term OF
the district court in January, at when
time Judge Stillwell says he will keep
the mill grinding for month If neces-
sary.
| The first snow storm of the season
occurred on Tuesday, Nov. Is. Snow
fell at intervals nearly all day, but the
ground was 80 wet that it melted I'M
mediately.
Lauck will only be here about thirty
days longer. After he leaves you VIII
have to 20 hundred miles to get as
good photographs as he eau give you
now right at home.
THE REGISTER will be published a
day earlier than usual next week III
order to give the "poor printers" not
only time to give thanks, but some
thing for which to be thankful.
What has become of our Usage cor
respondent? We believe he shouted ioi
Cleveland and Hendricks early in the
campaign. Has he gone to Albany 10
see about that appointment?
Mrs. Simpson is getting in very
large supply of millinery goods, OF the
latest and handsomest designs. La
dies should be sure t0call on her before
making their winter purchases
At the official meeting Monday even
ing A. 8. Hawkins resigned his office a.
superintendent of the M. r. Sunday
| school. and J. +. Henderson
was elected to fill the vacancy.
Members of Neosho Lodge No. AZ
Tx. of F., are notified that there will b
work i'm the second degree OH the mex
meeting night, Wednesday. Nov. y
? aud as large an attendance as possioi
is desired.
D The county commissioners met o.
Monday and accepted the work on I'll
abutments for the Elm creek bridge
Work on the superstructure VIII o
Ibegun as soon after the bid is let as th'
weather will permit.
Nc Elroy was in town Saturday an
paid us pleasant visit. He came u
]. To get away from ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
, and when he found they were going
linhilate here also that evening. II
r went home sorrowful.
l. In our notice last week of ID. ID. Sp
GERS sale, we named Nov. q, as Tn
date. when it should have been NOV
d. The sale will be held next Tue:
day, November %, at his farm ! NIL
# north west of Geneva.
g. We do not publish any specl
"clubbing list" this year, but we a
st prepared to secure any publication
y the United States, for any one wishif
to take it in connection with THE RE'
0, 1srER, at very low rates.
y You can save from 10 to 80 per cer
:. by buying your groceries at Richar
:. & Lakin's cash store, as they have
;" bad accounts for you to pay, and CT
afford to sell for less than other nous
-, who sell OH time.
Jas. Townsend brought to Bowi'
office Yesterday, a stalk of corn beari
at n large ear ten feet aud six inch
from the ground. Now if Mr.. Iowse
IA could ONLY raise the price of corn
nd high as he has raised that ear.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Anderson, W
err have given some very popular and
is Pertaining temperance lectures III
This week have been persuaded TO
main over Sunday. 1t is worth q
one,s time to attend these lectures.
Call at w. l.. Bartles and get
ar of Col. brakes Petroleum Jelly. b
u.s. remedy in the world for burns, seal