The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-11-27

services at 1880 this morning at the
church. Rev. X. Nj.
Scott will deliver the address.
County Superintendent Henderson
IL out visiting schools this week. he
will probably be engaged in this work
most Of the time until holidays.
"Mr. Blaine is tired, tired, RETIRED
was the heart-broken sigh OF q small
boy who had fought valiantly for the
Plumed knight during the campaign.
We are glad 10 learn. by a private
note from John Vannuys, who Is now
at Athens, Alabama, that the health
of his wife is thought to be slowly i'm
proving.
w. NJ. Knapp and J. E. Ireland re-
turned Saturday from q two weeks
carriage drive through southeastern
Kansas, combining business with
pleasure.
Lauck will only be here about thirty
DAYS longer. After he leaves you will
have to 90 hundred miles to get a.
good photographs as he eau give you
now right at home.
In spite of the great quantity of al
legged rotten corn, the State agricui-
tural department declares that the
quality Of our crop this year is two per
cent, better than that of 1888.
Mrs. Simpson is getting in a very
large supply Of millinery goods, OF the
latest and handsomest designs. La
dies should be sure to call on her before
making their winter purchases
We are indebted to Amrine for late
Los Angeles (Cal. papers. One OF the
singular things among their contents,
is a list of advertised letters" which
shows more than seven hundred names.
You can save from 10 to 80 per cent.
by buying your groceries at Richards
& Lakin's cash store, as they have no
bad accounts for you to pay, and can
afford to sell for less than other houses
who sell on time.
Cloaks cloaks ladies in want of a
nice cloak for little money, go to b:
T. ROdman's. I am going to sell
them before the 1st Of January. My
blankets are going off fast, don't de-
Law, call soon. B. T. Rodman.
We understand that Reese & Osborn.
a prominent grocery firm OF Moran
have been obliged to close their doors
and make an assignment. We are
very sorry to hear this as both mem.
bers of tie firm are very pleasant and
honorable gentlemen.
Lawrence Is all torn up over the al
legged theft of ~ jug of cider from the
county clerks office. The papers arr
full of it, and detectives have been EN-
ployed to sift the Iuatter. In fact the
old town seems be cider self, and il
fermenting at lively rate.
We understand that there was leal
year party of the young, young folk!
at the residence of Mr.. Beck last Fri
day evening. AS we are unfortunate
ly restrained from being in swo place
at the same time, we are unable U
give a more detailed report.
An insane man was arrested yestei
day and locked up in Jail. He CAV
his name as Henry Waddel, OF Cone.
county, and said he was q Unlte'
States detective. The authorities Q
Coffey county have been written t
to learn whether or not he belong
there.
1t is surprising how much curiosit
some children have. The post offic
has been full for two weeks Of chill
dren looking at Aliens wonderful dis
play of toys and wondering how the.
work, how much they cost, and how
many Of them they will get at Christ
mas. Strange.
A E. Fehleisen will sell at his farm
one half mile north and one and on
fourth miles west of Moran on Satul
day, Nov. %, two mich cows, Il ton
millet, cook stove and household ful
niture. For terms and particulars Sc
! small bills from this Office. w. Il
Wyckoff, auctioneer.
| Goodhue & Evans sent out about
thousand folders this week enclosin
also list of the books they have ft
sale, that are as handsome an advel
tisement as one could wish to se'
We know they are handsome becaus
they were printed at this office. Isle
If you didn't receive one call at the
store and ask for it.
We are informed that Hutching
has refused to have anything to d
with the leagures' side of the even sex
tons case, declaring that there is n
sort of use in making a fight agains
the railroad title. We suppose Nj
Wilcox will promptly contradict tn
lrumor, and we calmly await his cou
teous letter to that effect.
! THE REGISTER job Office has orde
ed an elegant assortment of New fes
cards, which it hopes to dispose Of d.
ring the approaching holidays. Com
and examine our stock before purcha
: ing elsewhere. We have also ordere
, a fine lot of wedding cards and invit;
tions to which we call the attention
all those about to be "given in ma
rage"
In spite of hard times THE REGIS
! TIER subscription list is steadily gro,
ling. Without a single personal soil
itation the list has been increased
humboldt post Office alone, by the a
ition, IN three weeks, of nearly ff
n, ,w names. We appreciate We
de epIy the compliment paid us by Il
act ion on the part of so many of Il
citi sens OF our sister village.
THE REG IsTER always tries to
Its duty. Part ofthis duty it conceiy
!. to be to keep the people Of lola In
1 good humor. W 18th this end in vi
lii has prepared at Eome cost and a &c
a deal of labor. the exhibit Of impro'
: mepts made during The year. If t
disconsolate, the dishea rtened ana
hopeless are consOled, iaeartened q
: encouraged by reading it - ana II
Il sell hundred or 80 extra copies at
usual rates = we shall be more Tn
d satisfied.