The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-03-21

cook sioves.
| @. w. Mcneil il putting the finisf
ling touches to very nice two stor
residence in the south part Of town.
Miss Mollie White has been able {
; resume her duties in the publ
schools this week, though not We
strong.
The weather of the past two week
has been about a. much mixed a
Democratic sentiment on the TART
question. /H1
Miss Ausherman has been q victim
Of the measles the last week, and Mis-.
Sadie Reimert has filed her place il
the school.
Dried fruits-black berries. raspber
ries, currants, prunes, apples anC
peaches-lower than the lowest a
Richards Bros.
Mr.. Lorin Cozine writes US that hs
il pleasantly situated at Hunnewell
and wants the REGISTER to keep him
informed of doings in old Allen.
Scott & Son have an elegant jointed
fishing pole which they propose to
give to the one who catches the largest
fish with tackle bought Of them.
THE REGISTER does not believe
in building itself up by attempting to
pull some one else down. It relies On
its own merits and asks nothing but q
fair examination.
Mr.. n. Southland, of Moran, has sold
his grocery business in Moran and ex-
poets to start to Dacotah about the
first Of April, for q six months visit
with bis daughter.
Wicks & Wilson who will be tender
ly remembered by our Piqua and Mo
ran friends, have started a paper at
Benton, q little town on the west end
Of the Wichita road.
Buy the Capital City cultivator of
Beck and be happy. Beams guaran-
teed to run staaight without holding.
$50 in gold to the man who raises the
most corn on five acres of ground.
The following are the foreign attorn-
eys in attendance upon the district
court: Lapham, Hhanute, Hutchings,
Usage Mission; Goodin and Keplinger,
Wyandotte; Thurber, Yates Center.
We have done large amount Of job
work for Moran merchants th.s week.
The REGISTER job office turns out as
handsome work as any office in the
county and our prices are down to the
bottom.
The report from the eastern markets
is that cotton goods are advancing, but
I still continue to sell muslins at low
prices q short time longer, as I have
laid in pretty heavily before the rise.
B. T Bodman.
Rev. Daniel Young was up last
Monday. He reports the establish
ment Of flourishing Methodist Prot
estant churches at Moran and in the
southeast part Of the county, and the
erection of churches at those places.
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.
Mrs. Mounsir returned last week
from Sedan, Kansas, where she has
been In attendance upon her mother
whose illness was noted some weeks
ago. We are glad to learn that Mrs.
Hahn is thought 70 be improving.
lola is a temperance town-and
shows her faith by her works. Last
Sunday night some of our young folks
went to temperance meeting and
stayed till "5 o'clock in the morning"
At least that's the time they got
home.
In the case of State vs. Gillilands the
motion and affidavits for a change of
venue were filed yesterday. Counter
affidavits will be filed to-day. and the
motion argued. The prisoners were
brought down from Ottawa last SUM-
day.
The special panel of jurors sum-
mOned is as follows: VIM. Booze,
VIM. Brancher, J. w. Pine, Jno. H.
Percy, P. NJ. Carmine, r. ]. Garrett,
J. A. Armstrong, w. B. Kelley, s. d.
Wilmington. G. F. Starkey, B. Dick
erson, 8. T. Ellis.
Wheat is reported as looking very
well in most parts of the county.
Some fields are not looking so well,
but those owning such would do well
to wait as long as possible before plow-
ing them under, as there is no telling
what few warm rains may do.
Judge Stillwell's course upon the
bench so far seems to meet the warm
appreciation of all good citizens. The
mills of the law grind slow, at best,
but Judge Stillwell's prompt rulings
and strict attention to business con-
tribute much to expedite matters.
fy0u 1UiSh to see the
most complete stock of
first class implements
eUer IN Allen county, call
on II. W. Beck.
Geneva misses two of her most prom
inent and useful young men. Orrin
Miller has gone to Texas to railroad
and Thos. Caldwell goes to Garnett to
act as foreman in carpentry. May our
boys as they go forth not 70 get or ne
glect the Masters business for work
abounds on every side and may richest