The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-07-11

10 more serious peril than tile cyciOn
up at Equity on the 4th. Cyclone
are nowhere with Cupid. He says i
was his cousin.
The Horticultural Society will hol'
another meeting Mt Pancoast's grow
tomorrow, beginning promptly a
10 O'Clock a. IN. All parties intereste,
are cordially invited to attend.
A young lady was overheard para
phrasing' a popular song as follows thu
other day: They say that jim
Smyth is a bashful young man-Fo
goodness sake, don't say I told you.
Don't forget to attend the Blain
and Logan Club meeting at the Cour
House tomorrow night. A marchip,
club will be organized and speeches ar,
expected from Messrs. Richards ant
Ewing.
Show this copy of the REGISTER tt
your neighbor, if you have one who /.
not subscriber, and let him know
how much he is missing by not taking
the largest and newsiest paper in the
county.
Don't you forget that I will for The
next sixty days sell fly nets, busters,
horse covers and i'm fact all goods
in first class harness shop, cheaper
than any man in Allen County. j. r
Crigler.
Don't forget the meeting of the
Blaine and Logan club tomorrow
night. Every body is invited and
members of the club are especially
urged to he present as important
business is to be discussed.
For the benefit of the readers of this
paper who do not already know THAI
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.
If there is anyone that belives the
story that DIR. Lafary does not make
teeth they would oblige him very
much by calling on him in his labor
atory over Beatty Bros, store and
watch him construct the masticators.
The first news from the Chicago
Convention at lola, was a special
received Tuesday evening which read
as follows: at is thought that nothing
will be done until tomorrow, as the
Hon. Johh G. Gordon, of lola, has not
yet arrived
If any one comes across Blaine and
Logan songs, with or without music,
and has no other use for them, the
same would be thankfully received by
f. G. Ward, w. H. Evans, or A. G..
nj a
Blaine and Logan club.
There will be the usual Sabbath
but no preaching at the
Presbyterian Church of this place
next Sabbath. The pastor Rev. Miller
goes to Yates Center to assist i'm the
dedication of new church and i'm
the installation of the pastor.
The total costs i'm the Gilliland cases
i'm Wilson county were 81 ,024.9l. This
is..a large sum, but the amount, con-
sidering the difficulty of obtaining a
Jury, and the additional cost of paying
the jury, would probably have been
greater If the case had been tried in
Allen county.
Jas. Brosier was tried before Justice
Harris last Monday, charged with
running a billiard room without
license. He was found guilty and
fined S25 and costs. The case will
be appealed. o. III. Foust,
and Jones and Van
Valkenburg defending.
There are only a few more tickets
left. Remember, anyone buying ten
dollars worth of us, We will give one
ticket which entities the holder to a
chance of drawing one of our 10 ele-
CANT prizes. the last ticket to draw
the SG English wooden suit. Drawing
to take place at Opera House, July l.
at = O'Clock. Anderson & DeClute.
Dan. Brewers bus, of cyclone fame,
8 being repaired at the carriage fac
tory. Estimated damage about thirty
dollars. The Equity people, while
not considering themselves legally
bound to pay this expense-which is
true--have sent word to Dan to have
the bus fixed and send them his bill,
and they will at least do what they
can to pay it-which is very generous
of them.
Mr.. w. T. Blackwell, of this place,
we understand, has been awarded the
contract for the plastering on the new
school house. Mr.. Black well has the
reputation of doing excellent work,
and will doubtless do this extensive
Job well. He already has on hands
the plastering of Mr.. Foust's and Mr..
Potter's new residences. Says he sees
$500 yards of plastering stretching
out before him.
The lola primary held last Tuesday
afternoon was the most harmonious
There seemed to be no division of sem
timent on any question, and the fol-
lowing delegates to the county con-
vention were elected unanimously ::
VIM. Hankins, w. H. Mcclure, w.
G.. Allison, NJ. p. Jacoby, A. Barn.
hardt, Chas. Barth, G. f. Scott, r. B.
Whitaker, r. b. Stevenson, w. D..
Chas stain, H. l.. Henderson, c. f.
Merwin, John Brown, Z. C. Ward.
Col. Russell H. Couwel's "Life aud
Public Services of James G.. Blaine"
published at Augusta, Maine, his
home, is the standard, authentic edi-
ton. 1t is large, handsome volume,
of upwards of so pages, contains steel
plate portraits of both Blaine and Lo-
gan, and large number of general
illustrations. Col. ConVell has great
fame as biographer. Capt, s.
Whitaker is agent for this place
Those who are wise will subscribe fol
this edition only. Price S1.50 and
Sl.75.
We went out with Beck yesterday
morning to Mr.. Frank Powers, where
the steam separator which he sold K