The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-08-14

Steam engine, threshing machine
four ton scales, sorghum mill, ha.
loader. span Of ponies, to exchange fO1
stock. land, or house and lot. A. w
Beck.
i That Canary bird of Fishers Is a beau
| ty and furnishes 10 end of music. If 70,
want to hear music of another kind, asl
Fisher how he got it. lie cloves to tel
the story"
Ladies', misses and children's slip
pers at McClure's for Is, GO and As cent
also fine line of walking shoes, New
port tie aud four button kids at ex
tremely low prices.
At this time of the year when howe
complaints are prevalent. no family Ough
to liz without hottie of Dr. j. w. Scott
Blackberry Cordial. 1t always gives re-
lief. For sale by Scott 4 Son.
Waters & Thayei's "Patent" flou
is gaining many friends, and is deserv
ing more. 1t is now counted by many
as the best flour on the market, and u!
a home industry, should receives large
sale.
We learn from J. G.. Gordon, via tn,
Interstate. that the lola township
democratic meeting will he held ut Z IN
in the evening Of Aug. %, instead of :
o'clock as announced last week.
Much to onr regret two or three in
teresting communications are again
crowded out this week. They will keep
however, and we hope the writers will
bear with US till their turn comes.
Davies & West received last week
the finest line of piece goods and gents
suitings ever brought to the town. lola
now has q merchant tailoring estab.
lishment in the full sense of the term.
Messrs. Servey & Thomas are putting
up barn for Mr.. Johnson near the old
Hayward farm. Mr.. johnson is also
talking Of building new house on his
farm. He is now living in lola in one
of Mr.. BevingtOn's houses.
Patterson Bros. have rented Bowlus'
building and will move into it as soon
as Mr.. Bowlus can give possession. In
til that time Patterson Bros. will sell
furniture at great reduction in order
to reduce stock. Now is the TIME to
buy.
The letter from Senator Plumb, pub
lishe,I in another place, coming as it
does entirely without suggestion from
any one but himself. is quite cOmpIi.
.nentary to our frien.l Mcdonald. It
also shows incidentally that the Sena-
tor is a close reader of the REGISTER.
Miss Allie Smith has resigned her
position i'm the post Office, and Ed
Lewis is now serving an apprentice
ship at the business. Miss Smith has
made a very pleasant and accomm0-
dating clerk and will be missed by the
patrons of the Office.
Mr.. /. s. Smith has bought AL. Ell
lis interest in the Bon Ton restaurant
ut Yates Centre and will soon take up
his residence in that town. lola re-.
grets to part with the family and re-
commcnds them to the good graces of
Yates Centre people. Mr.. Ellis has
gone west to look up another location.
George Eckley and Reese Cravens
had little dispute Tuesday morning
over couple of pigs, that came near
resulting in serious law suit. Through
the intercessiOn of Justice Harris and
the attorneys however, the difficulty
was adjusted by each of the contestants
to take pig and pay his own
costs. At last accounts the constable
was holding the pigs for his costs. =
Ey some oversight we failed to call 81
tcntion last week to the announcement Of
\. j. Mccartney, ~ candidate for r.-
election to the office Of County COmiIi -
siolcr. The fact that -. has s,.r:rsl.
two terms and that there l. as yet no OPP
pOsing candidate, would r4.eIn to Indicate
that thu people wers. well satisfied with
his services. lie has undoubtedly masl.
a faithful AMI energetic officer and will
have many friends ia the convention.