The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-09-12
Mr.. A. E. Wright aud family start
ed Wednesday for two weeks visit
with friends in Nebraska Here's
Wishing then, IA pleasant Journey.

MI. A. II. Wright and mmily start
ed Wednesday for two weeks visi
with friends in Nebraska. Here
! wishing them a pleasant journey.
I HeYwusi's Mastoions, the Fines
! Musical Organization west of New
| York City, will be at the Opera Hous
Thursday evening, September Is.
The county commissioners met Mon
day to allow Jury fees for the last tern
of court. They also approved tn,
bond of w. J. Steele as clerk of Mar
maton township.
It's worth any mans fifty cents IL
hear the Modoc Club sing Carve dat
| 'Possun,n and YOU can hear it ut tht
District Fair at Neosho Falls without
additional expense.
| will receive about October LIST the
largest and finest stock of lamps ever
brought la southern kamasas. 50
different styles. Prices from p cents
to SO. L. NJ. Bartels.
1T is advertised that Col. Martin.
Gov. Click, Senators Ingalls,, and
Plumb; Hons. Ryan, Peters, Perkins,
Funston and others are to be at the
District Fair at Neosho Falls.
Constable Conley was busy the first
of the week hunting for a woman who
it was charged, deserted her husband
near ElDorado, taking with her a
wagon and team aud six children.
You will always regret it, if you
don't go to the District Fair at Neosho
Falls. 1t will unquestionably be the
best place to enjoy yourself that you
will have offered to you this season.
Mrs. John A. Hart who has been i'm
poor health for some time, goes this
week to Girard for visit of several
weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Purcell.
We hope she may be benefited by the
change.
In another place will be found the
card of Messrs Matthews & Lambeth,
real estate agents, Moran, These
gentlemen are building a new office
and are rapidly acquiring an extensive
business.
A number of the directors and other
officials of the Wichita road, went west
On special Tuesday evening. They
were going out to the front to take
ook at the country and see how work
s progressing.
McNutt Bros. found it impossible to
ind suitable room into which TO
move their stock of dry goods, so sold
heir entire stock to S. A. Brown &
%. of Humboldt. The delivery was
made this week.
Mr.. j. y. Duncan returned Wednes-
lay morning from his visit to Indiana.
he reports bad state of affairs i'm the
1oosier state. Poer, crops, no money,
very body dissatisfied and anxious to
ONE to Kansas.
Attention of foreigners is called to
he item IN our Usage letter, referring
o the sample products taken to the
It. Louis exposition from that town. /
hip. Allen county is going to be well
dvertised this year.
Remember an opportunity is given |
ou to hear one OF the greatest living !
rators, at the District Fair at NeOsho |
'alls. Senator ingalls, is acknowledged /
D be the most brilliant speaker in the
Inited States Senate.
You will never have better oppor-
unity to hear the Modocs in some of |
heir comical and side-splitting songs,
han at the District Fair at Neoshol
'alls. They will positively be on the
rounds part of the week.
Mrs. G. NJ. Simpson and Mrs. p. H.
Ioore, are among lola visitors to the
tate Fair at Topeka, this week.
hey will also visit with the FAM
Y of jerome Simpson, a brother of &.
{. and formerly a resident of lola.
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.
IN unlimited amount
IF money to loan on real
estate, security. Otl1ick |
+ Smith.
We are requested to call attention
o the arrangements made and provi- |
led for the amusement and entertain |
nent of all who attend the District !!
'air at Neosho Falls, and have done |
o in several different items in this |
ssue.
Remember that if you go to the Dis |
rict Fair you will have an opportu- |
lity of hearing the celebrated Modoc |
lice Club, of Topeka, the finest COM
,ination of musical talent ever formed
n the Western States, for open-air
The democrats, with one accord and
With one voice, declare that Peck'S
peech was failure. They didn't APP
,rove Oft at all. Too bad. But, by
he-way, we should like to hear re-
publican speech that would please a
democrat.
Those wishing to buy cows and
roung cattle, hogs and horses would
10 we'll to attend the sale at B. +
3ray's, 3 miles north and miles east
If Moran. For particulars see bills
rom this Office. VIM. Wycloff,
luctioneer.
A windy September generally be-
iokens calm and delightful October.
This remark is thrown in for the const1-
alton and information of those who
nave been anxiously wondering '.whe N
his blankity-blanked wind was GO
ng to stop blowing"
Douglass Jerrold once said that all
you had to do was to tickle Kansas
soil a little with a hoe and it would
fill the granaries of the world. These
products, which are the wonder of the