The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-04-24

his accustomed place in the Presbyte
rian pulpit last Sunday on account o
his rheumatic attack.
If you want a suit of clothes, go t.
McClures. He has the very lates
styles, and can suit the most fastidiou'
in taste at bedrock prices.
The st. Louis architects and work
men who have been engaged on the
new school house for several months
past, have taken their departure.
Capt. Jones' family returned home
this week. to resume their resi-
dence i'm lola. The Captains resigna-
ton as Warden takes effect May lst.
We were misinformed as to the date
of the departure of Sam Cowan, in not
ing it two or three weeks ago. He
starts next Monday for the mountains.
Crigler & Coblentz are always max
ing harness, but somehow they man.
age to get it off their hands pretty rap
idly. Low prices must do the busi-
ness.
If they don't sell Uire cheaper at the
Lire Hardware than any place an this
part of Kansas, hotU can an OttdtCd
man afford to buy here and pay freight
to his home?
Don't cry over the rain. There's
water enough already. And besides
We were worse off last year at this
time, with three or four inches of snow
on the ground.
A full line of Jerseys just received at
B. T. Rodman's.
The city marshal gives notice that
hereafter all cattle found running at
large within the city limits after eight
O'Clock at night, will be pounded"
according to law.
Lew Bartels expects, in the next
thirty days, to move part of his build
ing to lot south, and in order to re-
duce stock, will sell everything at I'M
usually low prices.
We neglected last week to notice the
appointment of J. III. Fisher as city at
torney. The appointment is recog-
nized on all hands as fit one and gives
general satisfaction.
Beavers Patent Weather Strip, the
best selling article in the market.
Parties wishing to become agents for
it may buy or trade for territory by
calling on d. B. Stephens.
Any one knowing the whereabouts
of John or William Moherter, who
came from Decatur, Ind, to Kansas is
or 20 " ars ago, will confer favor by
sending their address to this office.
If you want to get birds eye view
of our town. climb up into the school
house dome. You will be surprised to
see what pretty town it is and how
many new houses there are going up.
Thirteen families of Kentuckians
passed through town the other day.
They were travelling by wagon, and
had driven all the way through.
Their destination was western Kansas.
The preliminary examination of J.
w. Meade for perjury. alluded to last
week, resulted in the discharge of the
prisoner, Justice Harris being of the |
opinion that there was no criminal in
tent.
The Euchre Club held another of
their pleasant meetings at the resi-
dence of Miss josephine Rodman last
night. The next meeting, |
evening will be at Mr.. Ash |
ford's.
Two or three small washouts are re-
ported on the Wichita road as the re-
suit of Tuesdays rain. One at the |
west end of the road and one near IN
iontown, delayed trains both ways on
Wednesday.
Frank Kelsey, county surveyor, no.
titles all parties interested that he will
proceed ON the 18th day of May, 1885,
to survey sec. /, town %, range Is e, to
permanently establish the corners to
said section.
1t is dull day these times, when
the REGISTER fails to enlist from one
to half dozen new subscribers. We
thought every body was taking it long
ago, but some one we had not thought
of comes along every day.
Mr.. Simpson has decided to locate
the post office on the lots between
Beck and Klaumann while the new
building is being erected. The remov-
al will take place as soon as the condi-
ton of the ground will permit.
The "dime entertainment called out
half house full of mostly small boys.
Those no attended seemed generally
of the opinion of the old play goer who
referred to certain performance as be-
ing $50 BANKED bad it was real good
AS we go to press we learn with deep
regret that dispatch has been re-
ceived bringing the sad news of the
death of Mrs. Alice Vannuys. The re-
mains will be brought home for inter
ment and are expected to arrive here
next Sunday or Monday.
Mr.. Knapp reports ten advantageous
sales as the result of his last weeks
trip. Among others were Surrey
carriage to Mr.. J. McCue, of Independ'
ence; two buggies to Nelson Rice, 6
full blood Pawnee Indian, and hack
and buggy to parties in Winfield.
According to the Report of the STATE
Board of Agriculture, the amount o
corn on hand in Allen county March
%, was l, 29O, sos bushels. This guam