The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-07-18

Ing are requested 70 De AT the Opef;
House, Saturday, July II, at 2 o'clock
Anderson & DeClute.
Richards & Lakin have about tn,
handsomest counters and shelving In
town. Gaorge Baumgardner did tn,
painting and granting.
Through cars will be run from Fl.
Scott to Minneapolis July 10th t.
accommodate all attending the G. A
r. reunion. Fare $3.50. Round trip
In the case of the city againgt James
Brosier before Police Judge Harris, the
defendant was found guilty, and SEN
fenced to pay a fine of S25 and costs
Notice of appeal is given.
The Wichita train at ILL a. m
makes close connections both ways
with the NJ. X. & T. and Fl. Scott
& Gulf roads at Fl. Scott through
from Fl. Scott to Chicago, without
change.
Don't you forget that I will for the
next sixty days cell fly nets, busters,
horse covers and in fact all goods
in a first class harness shop, cheaper
than any man in Allen County. J. r.
Crigler.
One of the boys says that the Salad
gets too personal he is going to with
draw his patronage-so, there. The
girls will ere long know the meaning
of that sweet, familiar refrain, "Stop
my paper!"
If there is anyone that belives the
story that DIR. Lafary does not make
teeth they would oblige him very
much by calling OH him i'm. his labora-
tory over Beatty Bros. store and watch
him construct the masticators.
For the benefit of the readers of this
paper who do not already know than
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.
One of the orators at the Democratic
ratification Tuesday night, proudly
boasted that two car loads of Piqua's
citizens had come over to help ratify.
For goodness sake don't say I told
you-but. boys, they were hand cars.
Who is this Cleveland, anyhow !?
Col. Lewis Tuesday night called him
Stephen G. Have the Buffalo club
boys called him Grover so long that
the whole country thinks that's his
name? Or did Col. inadvertently re-
fer to another Stephen g.?
A telegram was received this morn-
nsng saying that the Governor had
pardoned Richard SCHNEIDER. We I'M
derstand the grounds of the pardon
are excessive sentence and the physical
condition of Mr.. SCHNEIDER. The first
Is no groand at all, in our judgement,
but some consideration is due to the
second.
We have neglected for two or three
weeks to make note of the extensive
that have been going
on at the elevator mills. The old
building has been added to at both top
and bottom until it now presents a
very elevator like appearance, and is
made much more convenient for the
of grain.
At the Senatorial convention last
week c. L. Knowlton. of Allen; J. T.
Lanter, of Anderson, and w. H. Sla-
vens, of Woodson county, were APP
pointed as the district Senatorial eom-
mittee. Upon the adjournment of the
the mmittee met and
elected w. H. Slavens. chairman and
J. T. Lanter, secretary.
Some of our citizens are talking of
stock company to start a
foundry. The immediate cause is the
unexpectedly large sale of Scott, Hart
& Pancoast's motor, which has already
gone far out of their capacity of manu-
facture, besides great deal of terrific
ry having been disposed of. A gener-
al foundry, with this as speciality
would doubtless be a paying invest
ment.
The Cleveland and Hendricks rati-
fication Tuesday night was addressed
by Messrs. .Acers and Lewis. The
meeting was held on the street, and
there was a good attendance-mainly
republicans. We looked earnestly for
enth usiasm, but if there was any
around it was carefully concealed-or
at least confined to some Blaine and
Logan boys, who ought to have re-
ceived some attention from the mar
shall, by the way.
Some of the girls say that our volu-
minous advertisement of the o. BIS. at
the beginning Of this leap year of grace
doesn't seem to have borne much fruit,
and suggest that they keep standing
ad" in our columns, so as to keep them
selves prominently on the market.
Do they take the o. BIS. for a bank /?
Do they suppose that after oysters, ice
cream, eircuses, and so on, ad infini-
tum, the boys can afford to keep them
selves before the female public at ten
cents line? Perhaps the o. Ms.
would like to try the efficacy of an ad.
We will accommodate you, girls, at
the lowest living rates.
All the ladies of lola are requested