The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-10-03

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Two good BARRIERS always on han
ready to give you a quick aud cas-
shave.
There is some talk about a campaig
paper for the re-subs. They will nee
one, unless McElroy turns loose
which he will not to any alarming e,
tent.
r. T. Hardness, justice of the peat
of Humboldt, reports the marriage ,
that place on Tuesday, of John F. Co
and Lucretia Campbell, both of Hun
u boldt.
! o. P. Northrup & Co. received ca
load of goods Friday and two more ca
f loads Wednesday. They are bound t
supply the market in their line thi
t winter.
The re-submission meeting las
Tuesday evening was drowned out b.
the rain. Too much water has al
ways been the bane of the re-submis
sionists.
| THE REGISTER will be ON decl
with daily edition during the G. A
r. fair this winter. Let us be metrop
Iolitan at least one week out of the
fifty-two.
Tickets to st. Louis and return will
be on sale at the Wichita depot from
the fourth to the eleventh, good to
return until the 18th, at Sl0.25 for the
round trip.
The Probate Judge united in mar
rage this week, at the residence of the
BRIDES father, Mr.. J. T. Mitchell. of
Miami county, and Miss Lulu M. Will
liams. of lola.
The accounts of the old firm of Law
renee & Worst have all been placed in
the hands of M. M. Hartman for
collection. Please call on him at
Bowlus' office.
The Canning Factory has finished
putting up tomatoes, having gathered
500 bushels from their 5 acres of
ground. They will now turn their
force to working up apples.
WI Worst has resigned his posi-
ton as postal clerk, and will act as
book keeper and gene raj assistant for
his father. Miss Alice Smith takes
his place in the postoffice.
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.
Kansas weather delights in contrasts
One day farmers are complaining of
lack of stock water. The next day
they have to attach life preservers to
their cattle to keep them from drown
ing.
I'm unlimited amount
of money to loan on real
estate security. Othick
q Smith.
There was a meeting of the republic
can county central committee to-day.
We go to press too early to report their
action, but are assured that they will
organize an active and thorough CAM
paign.
Mr.. John NJ. Smith, living q miles
west Of town, brought beet into.
Cummings & jones' Office this week
that weighs IA pounds. He raised it
on white land, where they said moth
ing would grow.
Z. p. ellison, of Illinois, friend of
DR.. A. Clifford, was admitted to the
Allen county bar on motion by Judge
Talcott before District Judge Stillwell
yesterday. Mr.. ellison is a lawyer of
long practice and will probably locate
here.
The attention of those who want to
get good goods at prices never before
offered in Southern Kansas is called to
the mammoth advertisement of o. p.
Northrup & Co. in this issue. You
cannot afford to buy your goods with
out first having examined their stock.
1t was very touching to note the
satisfaction with which Steve Gleason,
Dick SCHNEIDER, Bob Fitzsimmons and
other equally prominent guardians of
of the public morals, voted aye, on the
resolution which was to ''promote the
cause of true temperance" Very
touching.
We publish on our last page list of
the books chosen for our public library.
The list comprises in our judgment
the very best selections that could
have been made. While there are of
course great many books which are
not there that ought to be, yet there is
not book in the list that ought not to
be in every library.
In the original draft of resolutions as
handed to the reporters at the conven-
ton Tuesday, the word 'moral" was
spelled n,orrel. Some one suggested
that the error was due to the fact that
the writer was not in the habit of u.s.
ing the word, but we repell the insinu-
alton. It was merely ldpsls pe,,nu.