The Iola register., 1884-05-16

u at small profits, go to B. T. Rodman's
But " yUu Want 60 boy s-snitfesnkUuti
dear at any price. go away to bu!
them. .a
Mrs. Ramsay, now q resident o
= Olathe, has been in the city this week
She has sold her property here-a
, present occupied by Mr.. Amrine-t,
:. Prof. Olin.
J. The Ladies Reading Circle will NEE
at Mrs. w. ID. ScOtt's next Thursday
at the usual hour. The history lesson
g will be the 10th chapter. Tennyson's
Princess" will also be read.
Our prediction on the first page as to
the future course of the Courunt on the
land question, was in print before that
paper came out this week. 1t is be.
ginning to be fulfilled already.
Miss Conkling has succeeded i'm get
ting large class in music here. Any
one wishing to see her should call
at Miss Thornber's, first door south of
Scott & Sons drug store.
The ladies are especially invited to
call and see the new summer goods,
Lawns, Bunting, Nuns Yelling, Swiss
Mulls, plain, dotted and figured, at
bottom prices at B. T. Rodman's.
Ladies are again reminded that Mrs
Simpsons millinery stock Is replete
with the best goods and the latest and
best styles. Call on her for any thing
in that line, and you are sure to be sat
isfied.
About twenty couples of our young
people expect to take an excursion up
the river to day il the weather is
pleasant. They will go up in the
steamer and spend the day in the
1 woods.
Ladies, if you are intending buying
window lace curtains, have as good
line as can be find in any large city,
and at very low prices. Call and see
and judge for yourselves. B. T. Rod
man.
Messrs. knight & Foust have mov-
dersOn building on the west side,
They now have the finest suite of
offices in the city.
Sheriff Riggs went to Ottawa last
Monday night and took the Gillilands
down to Wilson county where their !
trial was set for Wednesday. J. H. |
Fisher went down Tuesday to assist |
in the prosecution.
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.
DR.. J. w. Scott was up from the
Indian Territory the first of the week,
looking after some matters of business. |
His daughter Effie returned with him /
on Tuesday and will spend the sum-
mer at the Ponca Agency.
Lee Rucker and Dan Brewer have
bought Mrs. Schindler's stock of ice
and are prepared to supply the town
with ice this summer. This is nice ice
and the boys are going to sell it cheap.
Orders left at Lee Fuckers will re-
ceive prompt attention.
The school fund of Allen county
has been enriched by fines collected
at the last term of court to the extent
of S615. Of this amount $500 was col
lected from saloon keepers, $50 from
gambling halls and S35 from minor
offenders.
DIR. l.. Tozer has secured the three
front rooms over the post office which
he has fitted up as offices in an elegant
manner. DR.. Tozer's speciality is chron-
ic diseases and diseases of the eye and
ear, and he will doubtless build upl
large practice.
We understand til at Joe Richards
received a telegram Tuesday evening
from Miss Dickinson, asking him to
come up and introduce her to her Gar
nett audience. Mr.. Richards was TAX
en- suddenly and violently ill aud
was unable to comply with the request.
We do not claim that We have been
absolutely immaculate and judicious
in our connection with politics. but we
do say that if We have III any way
deviated from our own ideal of polit-
ical action, it has been from the sheer
necessity of fighting the devil with
fire.
CHANGING to stray into DR.. l.. Tozer's
Office the other day, we were entertained
for half an hour in examining the Dr's
fine array of surgical instruments.
If you want to get your head cut off
or any thing of that kind with
neatness and dispatch" we should
Judge the DR.. has the material to ac-
commodate you. |,
We ask our friends aud enemies to I
read what We have to say under "Per-
sonaI and Political" on our first page.
We feel like apologizing for the space
we have given to it, and hope We may 8
not be called upon again to thus tres
pass on our space, and certainly shall |
not so long as we can do so, and be 1
just to ourselves.
In paper on abraham Lincoln at
Cincinnati," to appear in the June I
HARPER's, Mr.. w. NJ. DICKSON gives a
an interesting account of old Abe's first Z
meeting with his great war secretary, c
Mr.. Stanton. The latter was then the I
bigger man of the two, and virtually t
elbOwed Mr.. Lincoln out of the case 2
he was to argue. II
Mr.. J. E. Pickett, of Yates Center, !
will we understand, be candidate for
State Senator this fall. From our linn
tied acquaintance with Mr.. Pickett we
know him to be a most pleasant and c
affable gentleman, and apparently ]
man of ability. We presume he will I
be heartily backed by the Republicans I
of Woodson county.
We have been very fortunate in
our Humboldt correspondents. :
Owing to press of other business
"Keen" has been compelled to drop
the pen, and while we are sorry tn
lose such a good correspondent, we I.
are again lucky in securing the con-