The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-07-04

will do well by calling on b. 7. Rod
man.
| Although domestic goods are ad
vancing in the eastern market an
still selling good muslin at s., Z, Z!
s, and s., per yard. B. T. Rodman
H. X. Herbert, jeweler, and optician
spectacles and eye glasses as low as tn
lowest. Sight fitted by most approved
methods. Call and examine. Young
& Clark's new building.
If there is anyone that belives the
story that DR.. Lafary does not max,
teeth they would oblige him very
much by calling on him in his labor
atory over Beatty Bros, store ant
watch him construct the masticators
For the benefit of the readers of thi.
paper who do not already know tina,
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.
J. J. Casmire & Co are now in re.
ceipt of a full line of Hardware, Tin.
ware and Timers stock.
Don't you forget that 1 will for the
next sixty days sell fly nets, busters,
horse covers and in fact all goods
in first class harness shop, cheaper
than any man in Allen County. J.R
Crigler.
G.. A. r. encampment July Goth.
Tickets on sale July 18th to 23d good
returning August %. Rate for round
trip $3.50. For further information re-
garding rates, etc., call on w. c. Allo-
way, agent.
Owing to the fact that the band
spends all of Friday at Equity and
will doubtless be pretty well worn
out by the time they return home,
there will be no open air concert
Saturday evening.
A certain small boy in town has con-
ceived sudden and violent attach
ment to brother Yves. Lawrence,
since last Saturday night. He "sticketh
closer than brother" much to the
of "the boys"
In noting the presence of w. C.
Thrasher in town last week, we did
not know that he was also accompan-
led by his wife and younger son, who
in town over Sunday visit
ing with relatives and old friends.
We are informed that the City
Council have passed an ordinance
parties to clear up their lots
in the Cemetery. Mr.. Langley re-
quests us to say that for twenty-five
cents he will attend to this matter for
any one.
Fire works and flags at Scott's.
Fire works and flags at SCOTS.
Fire works and flags at Scott's.
Fire works and flags at Scott's.
Fire works and flags at Scott's.
Fire works and flags at Scott's.
Superintendent Henderson informs
is that he has made arrangements for
lectures to be given before the Normal
Institute by the following gentlemen,
State superintendent H. c. Speer,
Prof. H. c. Ford, and Rev. NJ. l..
Gates, of Mcpherson.
We are credibly informed that the
,ity council of Garnett has passed an
ordinance forbidding married men to
be on the street after nine o'clock at
night without written permit from
their wives. Mrs. Cougars lecture at
that place has evidently borne fruit.
1t is understood that the editors of
The Salad expect to devote little
space occasionally to touching up the
foibles and weaknesses of our various
Old Bachelors. And that is why the
said o. BIS are so extremely careful of
their daily walk and conversation just
now.
The entire cost of tearing down the
old school house and removing and
asserting the.material was Sl55.5S. As
the lowest bid from contractors for
the job was $500, the building commit
tee have saved SHIP, and are to be
on their business sa-
gacity.
In the course of his lecture Sunday
night Rev. S. G. Clark said: We have
tried license 400 years. That is all 1
ask for prohibition. Just try prohibl-
ton 400 years, and then if it is not
successful, for one Will give up the
fight, and never say another word
about it.
The following dialogue occurred 6, 1893
times in the recent term of Court.
ave object" Court. lob
lection overruled;;" Attorney, ave ex-
cept." The only variation was when
the attorney made an extra heave and
elected something like this, 'Ineompe-
entirreleventnimmterial,"
Clarence Norton found his bear cub
in Culbertson's grove last Saturday.
1t was on a tree about 10 feet from the
ground, and when Mr.. Culbertson
climbed up to capture it, it fell or was
knocked from limb and fell to the
ground. 1t was very badly injured,
but Mr.. Norton hopes it may recover.