The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-09-19

1t will stimulate you to renewed
exertion, to go to the District Fair at
Neosho Falls next week and note how
your neighbors have also been striving
to excel.
Ifyou have fine stock, as of course
most of you have, it will be the best
advertisement you can give it to take
it to the District Fair at Neosho Falls
next week.
In the case of the city vs. Fannie
Hanson for keeping disorderly house,
tried before Justice Harris Wednesday
and Thursday, the defendant was
discharged.
We publish a letter this week from
our old friend l.. L. Hartman, which
shows, that although out in the wilds,
he still retains his old republican
enthusiasm.
There will be public sale of stoc k
and household furniture at j. w. H.
rigs on Friday, Sept. 26 Frank Adj
ans, auctioneer. For particulars see
bills from this office.
C. Amrine has surrendered posses
sion of the house he has occupied for
the past year, to Prof. DIN, and has
moved into the H. A. Perkins house
on Walnut street. -
| Paris Bros, have taken possession of
part of the space in Tibbetts' furniture
store where you can find them here
after when you want anything IN the
piano or organ line.
Every farmer has somethingor other
! to take to the District Fair at Neosho
Falls, next week, that will give them
pride as they note the interested eX-
animation made by visitors.
Sheriff Gordon went to Ottawa Sat
urday night to arrest Frank {. Sand,
charged with obtaining deed under
| false pretenses. The case will be heard
before Justice Harris to-day.
Take your best products to exhibit
at the District Fair at Neosho Falls |
next week. 1t will give "the stranger
within your gates' an opportunity of
observing the kind of stuff Kansas
farms raise.
Mr.. Thos. Langley has been putting
in very faithful work at the cemetery
this summer, and the result Is now
apparent and most gratifying. The
grounds are in better condition than
they have ever been.
Mr.. H. II. Hayward, county treasur-
er elect, has moved his family into the
A. Z. Sweet house on Sycamore street,
preparatory to assuming the duties of
his office. We are glad to welcome
him as citizen of lola.
AS year has never before blessed
us with so bountiful and excellent a
harvest, it is your duty TO recognize
the favors of Providence by taking
your trophies to the District Fair at
Neosho Falls next week.
We neglected to mention the receipt
last week of a very fine watermelon
which was donated to the REGISTER
force by Mr.. VIM. L. Stout. If there
is one thing printer likes better than
another it is a watermelon.
Mr.. C.. II. Ewing has the contract
for putting in the abutments of the d,
Elm creek bridge. Work was begun
Tuesday and it is expected that every
thing will be ready for the superstruc-
ture within about twenty days. Il
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.
In unlimited amount
of money to loan on real
estate securitU- Othicb
q Smith. i
We want to be relieved ofany blame
resting on us if, after the district Fair :
at Neosho Falls next week. we hear
you say, 1--WE are sorry we did not go,
as everybody says that it was the best
Fair ever held in Kansas"
If you want to realize the benefit of
printers ink, you want to take look
around town and see how the bill [
boards, dry goods boxes &c. are covered
with District Fair advertising matter,
and YOU will be sure to go to the Fair.
The attention of the Plumed knights
is called to the notice of Captain Simp- +.
son in another column. 1t is Of the
utmost Importance that every man
be present and we hope that all will
make a special effort to attend the
meeting.
III another column is given a notice
of the great Republican rally at Fort
Scott next Friday. Everybody is go
ing, so you might as well go along.
An extra train will be run back on the
Wichita road, leaving Fort Scott at II
o'clock midnight.
We have 10 formal opening. But
we are ready, FROM early darn to
detry eve, to show our "SPLENDID"l
hard coal Base Burner and our
SUPERIOR COOK and one hundred
one other kinds of Cook and Heating
stoves. Casmire & Co.
Every man who owns dollars
worth OF property in Kansas, is inter-
ested in these annual Fairs, and for
that reason alone should not fail to
take the best of everything he has
produced TO the District Fair at Neo-
sho Fall. Kansas, next week.
Rev. :. \. Alt informs us that in
moving into his his new residence the
first OF the week, he mislaid or lost the
Reformed Church Register, and re-
quests Us to say that he would consid
er it a great favor if the finder would
leave it at his house or at this office.
In the case of the state VS. Wood
ard, alluded to last week. in which
a. w Su-artz nf Moran wish cd IN N q va