The Iola register., 1885-11-13

Just received an invoice of the cele.
best thing of the kind in the market
Scott & Son.
| Richards & Henderson have a large
stock of cutlery on hand, which they
will sell at actual cost, as they desire
to close out that line of their business
1t is generally understood that the
Grand jury brought several indict.
ments, but those who know have not
yet divulged the names of the parties.
Old papers are the best thing to
wrap your fruit trees with to protect
them from the rabits. Get them at
THE REGISTER office at IS cents hun
dred.
In addition to a 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.
The finest smokers set We have ever
seen is at Scott & Sons, and it is to be
given to the one who purchases the
most cigars at their store during the
next sixty days commencing to-day.
The Episcopal services at the NJ. E.
church Monday evening, conducted by
Bishop Vail, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Hol-
den, were well attended, the church be-
ing filed with an attentive audience.
If you haven't any special reason for
wanting to eat your Thanksgiving din.
ner at home you will find one already
prepared for you at the Opera Heuse
by the ladies of the Christian church.
We should have noted last week that
in addition to his salary of 81 400, Col.
G. p. Smith receives per diem of S3
and travelling expenses for performing
the duties of special pension examiner.
One of our reporters thinks they had
better have thicker blind to the win
dow at certain hotel in the city il
they wish to play cards on Sabbath
evening and not be seen by the passers
by.
For fear you did not see Patterson
Brothers and Northrup's advertise
meHts last week we publish them
again In this issue. We don't want to
give any give anybody an excuse fol-
not trading at lola.
There has been preaching at the
Christian church each night this week,
the pastor being assisted by Elder G.
C. Devices, of Eureka. Mr.. Devices
will also preach this evening. t0-mor-
row evening and Sunday.
Girls, when your dear Augustus
looks discouraged, and begins to hint
about hard times, just lovingly tell
him how most awfully cheap furniture
is at Patterson Brothers, and take our
word for it he will Immediately ask
you to name the happy day.
A number of interesting communi-
cations are again crowded out this
week. As some Of these letters have
already been waiting two or three
weeks, we shall give up our entire
first page to them next week in order
not to tax the patience of our contrib
utOrs too far.
The ladies of the Christian Church
will give grand din 1er and supper at
the Opera House on Thursday 18th,
Thanksgiving and are making prep
aratiOns to surpass all former occasions
given by them, both in the way of
music, ETC., and something good to eat.
They ask the patronage Of all on this
occasion.
The official count of the vote by the
Commissioners last Friday was wit
messed by large number OF interested
parties. The official returns will be
found complete in another column.
Mr.. Hayward's majority is found to be
the same as given In The REGISTER
last week, while the vote on the other
Iolnces b bat slightly changed.