The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-09-26

Two good BARRIERS always on hal
ready to give you quick and eas
shave.
You will never regret going to Il
Opera House next Tuesday evening
1t will only cost you quarter, al
you will have a dollar and half
worth of fun.
We are requested to announce a +
publican re-submission meeting at Il
court house next Tuesday evening
The meeting will be addressed by NJ
Joseph G.. Waters. of Topeka.
| Lee Rucker has been unable to q
tend to business this week on accoul
of sickness. The streets seem kind
lonesome without him and We hoE
he will get around again soon.
1t was reported the first of the wee
that the building committee had n
fused to accept the brick for the schot
house. Such is not the case. Th
brick are first-class in every respect.
One of our best-thought-of bushes
men has been kept busy for the pas
two weeks trying to explain to hi
wife how he happened to bring hom
lady's gossamer instead of his OWL
Chas. l.. Franks, the champion roll
er skater of Illinois, will be at the rinl
tonight, and will give an exhibition
of expert skating. 1t will be wei
worth your while to go up and Sc
him.
w. S. Lawrence has sold his shaf
of the coal and implement business Il
Mr.. Worst. Yves. withdraws from tn
business, mainly on account of poo
health, but will remain in town fo
the present.
DIR. Lafary has received this week
a new dental chair which is about tn,
finest we have ever seen. 1t was pur
chased in New York at cost of SlSt
and is certainly a very handsome piece
of furniture.
Owing to inclement weather, the
Glee Club has had no meeting for two
weeks. A meeting will be held next
Monday evening, rain or shine, in the
Presbyterian church. A full attend.
ance is desired.
We planted 100000 fewer acres OF
corn this year than last. 1t is estima-
ten that we will gather II, 000, 600 bush
els more this year than last. Kansas
manages to keep pretty well toward
the head of the procession.
A. &. Boyle went to Chicago last
week instead of to Cherokee county.
He had better done as we said, how
ever. for he lost his valice containing
a suit of clothes and other valuables,
at Kansas City on his way home.
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.
I'm unlimited amount
of money to loan on real
estate security. OtI1ick
& Smith.
Percy Harris and John Foust re-
turned last week from Lawrence, be-
ng unable to enter the classes they
wished to in the University. They
will take private lessons this winter
lnder Prof. Harris and try it again
leXt year.
Mr.. Sand, the bell man, charged
With fraudulently obtaining a deed
rom Mr.. White, was discharged after
rial before Justice Harris, last Satur-
Law and Monday. Talcott and
Meacham for plaintiff, Knight &
Foust for defendant.
Sheriff Gordon served the papers
asst Saturday, on the parties against
whom action for ejectment and damage
has been brought by l.. w. keplinger.
The November term court will see one
yet of League cases at least, tried for
Ill there is i'm them.
We have no formal opening. But
We are ready, from early darn to
le,Uy eve, to show our "SPLENDID"
,ard coal Base Burner and our
COOK and one hundred
,ne other kinds of Cook and Heating
toves. Casmire & Co.
An unmixed good is about as hard
@ find as an unmiXed evil. We
wanted rain badly, but the one we
lad Monday and Tuesday, coming
light after hard wind which had I'M
capped a great many hay stacks.
spoiled a great deal of hay.
On last Monday morning, corn was
bid up in the Chicago Exchange to a
,oint 6 cents above wheat of the same
never before known.
corn has taken big jump lately, but
t is impossible to tell whether it will
.emain permanently at a high price.
We notice by our exchanges that
General B. NJ. Prentice is making
speeches in different parts of
he state. Cannot our committee get
,im to come here? Those who heard
he old mans story of the battle of
Shiloh will be glad to hear him again
IN the political issues.
Last week Cummings & Jones sold
\. l.. ChiIds' so acres of land just west
If town, to A. B. Wheel. Considera-
ton, $1,000. They also sold the old
farm to Mr.. McGOwen,
IF Washington Territory, fer s., $50.
This firm is rapidly building up good
business which we are glad to see.
The announcement of A. G. Jones
IS an independent, result
mission candidate for representative.
appears in this issue. If he is endors-
I'd by the convention next week, as he
expects to be, we shall try to give him
!, little "send off," If he is not, it will
hardly be worth while.
There was quite pleasant reunion
On Wednesday of last week, of the
daughters of R.R. Thrall. For the first
time IN their lives they were all Sat