The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-11-26

For sale at orce. A coed sewing
machine and gasoline stove. Ask G
Amrine.
1t Is not all Of life to live, but large
portion of it may be worth living by
buying Live Oak or a live Acorn
cook or heater, at the Live Hardware,
at living prices.
Judge Talcott and ID. w. Bostwick
have rented Bartels' front room on the
corner opposite The REGISTER office
and will occupy it jointly as law and
real estate office.
Mr.. Il. E. Mcknight and family ex-
pect to start to Indiana next week on
a visit to their old home near Bloom
ington. They will probably remain
most of the winter.
Do not be deceived by the blow and
brag of our windy competitors. Talk
is cheap, but when you want good
goods at low prices, call and see us. o.
p. Northrup & Co.
We are handling the Eureka flour,
and have determined to retail flour at
wholesale prices. Onr flour is first
class. Price sl.25 and S1.35 per sack.
Hawkins & Patterson.
In addition to full line of Justices
blanks, THE REGISTER office now has
farm lease blanks, chattel mortgages,
deeds of all kinds and all other blanks
that are in common use.
Miss Burdette entertained q large
audience at the Baptist church last
Sunday. She is secretary of Chicago
missionary society, in the interests of
which she is visiting the west.
The temperance lecture at the Bap-
fist church last Sunday evening by
Mrs. Newly, was well attended, as all
temperance lectures are. Mrs. New
by's address was very entertaining.
President Taylor, of the Emporia
Normal college, lectured at the NJ. E.
Church last Friday evening. printer,
keep that last clause standing.) He is
a very pleasant and cultivated gentle
man.
Sparks from the locomotive of the
east-bound passenger train on the
Wichita road, Saturday afternoon, set
fire to the grass about four miles east
of town, and q number of haystacks
were destroyed.
A paper Is in circulation as We go
to press, providing that all places of
business shall be closed to-day from
1880 a. M. to $50 p. m. We hope the
provision will be carried out. Thanks
giving comes but once year.
We call the attention of parents |
specially to our notice on the first page
of the rules recently laid down by the
State Board of Health concerning the
vaccination of school children. The
matter must be attended to by the last |
of this month.
We are not in the mercantile busi-
ness, but there are a few men i'm lola
who are, and we will guarantee that
they will not let any little one man
town undersell them. You can get
just as good bargains i'm lola as in any
town in the county.
There is good deal too much reck-
less shooting going on about town late
ly. On Tuesday night about eleven
o'clock, stray bullet lodged in the
window frame of the Pennsylvania
Central office, breaking one of the
glass. Parties who are firing revolt
vers for fun, should notice which way
they are pointed.
Mr.. Allan Mcdonald and Mr.. W. P.
Hackney returned yesterday, from a
two weeks hunting trip in the Indian
Territory. They were joined by four
or five other parties at Coffeyville and |
report splendid time They found
game plenty, killing number of deer
and turkey, in addition to other game.
Visitors at the Court House yester-
day were scandalized by this sign, in
plain print, upon the door of the coun-
ty clerks office: "'rhe Duffy Malt
and Whiskey Co." In the name
of decency, in the name of morality and
in the name of the Gospel according |
to st. John. THE REGISTER calls upon
the county clerk for an explanation.
We hardly ever indulge our dramat-
lie and artistic propensities, but when
We do give rein to our massive imagin-
alton. something brilliant may be con-
fidently expected. We are sure our
readers will admit that for beauty of
conception, brilliancy of execution,
splendor of diction and for gorgeous
and soul-stirring dramatic effect, the
Thanksgiving Drama on our last page
is-peculiar.
Lew Bartels wishes to call the at |
tention of his many friends and Gus
toners to the fact, that his business
will be run, and that in the interests
of the people. That he was never be- |
fore in as good shape to give the peo-
pie the benefit of low prices, for the |
best goods, as now. Without any ex-