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New Sheriff of Yuba County.
MARYsyELLE, August 10th.-The Board of
Supervisors of Yuba county to-day ap-
pointed S. L. Inflow to fill the vacancy in
the Sherilfs office caused by the death of
the late Sheriff II. l.. McCoy. Inflow is a
Democrat, and was McCoy's opponent st
the last election.
Forty-foot FAN of Miner.
PLAcERvILLE, August 10Th. - John
Thomas fell down the winze of the Melton
mine, at Grizzly Flat, this morning, falling
forty feet, striking on his head and back,
and, strange TO say, although badly cut and
bruised, will probably recover.
Died of His Won, DIS.
CLoyERDALE, August 10th.-Fulkerson
who was shot at Dry Greek Thursday last
in mistake for deer, died at II A. NJ. yes
terday.
Robbed of Fifty Gents - Rush to the
Mountains.
TRCcKEE, August lOth-A. J. Lips
c0mbe was held up" by two stage
robbers about five miles from Sierra
vile to-day, one with barlev-sack
over his head and another with a
handkerchief tied over his face. " no put Il
shotgun 10 his face rs he was watering his
horses. They got the sum of fifty cents for
tleir pans. After aDuslng the man they
told him to move on, and they then struck
for the woods. The officers think they are
on the track of the men, and that they will
speedily be arrested.
The cool weather attracts hosts of tour
lists, and the hotels and Stages are crowded
daily.
Three Men Reported Killed.
AUBURN, August l0th.-The Coroner has
been telegraphed to come to Cisco. 1t is
reported that three meu-Moore, Gregg
and Stevens -- were killed this after
noon by being run over by wrecking
ira II.
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ODORLESS EXCAVATOR.

NESsPoOLs AND VAULTS CLEANED
" cheap ard free from all offensive odors
Orders left at Carpenters Wood and Coal Yard,
i26 < street, or at Pacific Market, 725 street,
viii be promptly attended to.
,YI6-4r3n ]. L CAMPBELL & CO,
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mAETED-L0ST-F0UND.
FOR sALE-T0 LET.

DAMS FOR SALE-THREE HUN
~ dred and fifty head Spanish Ne GT5F5ySgsS
rino Ihorpughbreds and Grades in lots s5$asF
10 suit. and prices to suit the times, at 40.Jla
NHiINEf,S SPRING VALLEY RANCH, near
ROcklir. Placer couuty oD- g.
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DIR. LAME.

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON.-OFFiCE AND
i Residence, No, S2S street, between IhiId
ana Fourth. Hours 10 10 A. ", g 70 5 aud 20
Schools at same place. au5-fptr
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DIR. q. F. PENDERY,

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
II Office hours: From 10 to Il NJ; 2 to 4:30 P NJ:
to 9P. NJ. OTce, 4151a X street, between Fourth
and Fifth Residence, 725 l street, between
Seventh and Eighth, Sacramento jy9-1m
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", III. BEATTY j s. 9. DENSON,
A TTORNEYS AND COUTSELORS-AT-LAT
IA Offices: Metropolitan Block, L street. be.
tween Fourth and Firth, Sacramento. Entrance
next door o Metropolitan Thea;or. je29-1
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The Rairoad Accounting Case.

SAN FEAYCIsco, August l0th.-The trial
of the California Pacific Railroad account
ing case of Charles Main ct al. VS.. Leland
Staniort! ct al. was resumed this morning
before Judge Hunt The proceedings to-
day were confined to arguments pro and
con upon the objection of the defense to
plaintiffs attack upon the Haggin iudg-
ment, mentioned in the opening Of the
case, and which plaintiffs claim was fraud
ulent judgment.
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When She was off the city front the reye-
nue. boat, having on board Chief Crowley.
of the San Francisco police force, Captain
Lees of the detective force, AMI q police
Sergeant, ran alongside, and these officials
speedily assembled the ladder over the side
and went to Maxwell's state-room, where
he has been confined during the entire
passage from New Zealand under the sur
veillance Of the st. Louis detectives. Max
well was escorted to the gang-way. and
with one St. Louis detective preceding and
one following him, he went down to the
boat on the swinging ladder. On the pas
sage from New Zealand he was manacled
at night, and the two detectives stood six
hour watches over him day and night
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WI. ELLERY BRIGGS, II. d.,

OCULIsT, AURIsT, AND PHYSICIAN FOR
" Diseases of the Throst. OhiGe, 4291S
street, corner of Fifth, over Sacramento Bank,
sacramento, Cal. Hours: $50 to u A. NJ: Il TO
?. X. SUNDAYS go to Il 4. NJ: ] to p N aul-tt
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OREGON.

Double Tragedy-Death of "a Steamboat
Man.
PORTLAND, August 10th A dispatch
from Silverton, Or, brings information of
the killing of an old man named Libby and
a young man named Arthur Patty. No
particulars
John H. Carney, well-known steamboat
man, died last night
Resolutions by the Portland Board of
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SURE DEATH

i" BUHACH." G; SsljsS4nid y: MEbG9,s tbf4sEs
sects and harmless TO human life A California
production. Millions of people are enjoying its
great usefulness. Directions with each pack
age. Druggists and grocers sell it at p cents, 80
cents, 70 cents, 81 % can, and 6-pound cans at
81 80 per can. Never buy BUHACH in bulk
but in original cans, and see that they are
sealed and covered by our trade mark as sue
cess will not crown your efforts unless you use
genuine BUHACH.
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II. II, PERSON,

DENTisT, Ais J STREET, BE .ssszssz>
- tWeeu Fourth and Fifth Sacra- rsSEss3sss,;gs
mento. Artificial Teeth inserted on Z! <EttssJ
Gold, Vu!caHite end al bases. Nitrous Oxide 0:
Laughing Gas administered for painless extrsc-
ton OF toetn. iyl4-l-n
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PBCIFEg SLOPE. Z.
GRAND RECEPTION OF CONGRf fSS.
MAN HENLEY.
The North Bloomfield Mining Case
Double Tragedy in Oregon
Yuba County's Sheriff.
CALIFORNIA.

lsrEcln DISPATCHES TO THE Rrconp-usuoy.
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DIR. NIXON,

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, N STREET. BE.
" tween Ninth end Tenth, Nos Sl8 and SO.
WIZ visit the Railroad Hospital daily at $50 4
NJ. Office hours-5 to A. n; ! to g P ", aud
evenings. au7-tf
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A TTORNEY AND UNSELOR-AT-LAW,
n Will practice in all State and United States
Courts Office, upstuirs over. No 62S street
southwest corner OF Seventh, Sacramento. au7 II
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PLAcERvILLE, August 10th.-James W
Marshall, the diScoverer of gold at Coloma
in this county, and an honorary member
of the Society of Pioneers, died suddenly
about o'clock this morning, at his homo
in Kelsey. he was in his usual health
yesterday, and seemed so this morning, for
a friend who has been d" patching" with
him for some time past went hunting very
early, rs usual returning about oclock.
On speaking to the old man and receiving
no answer, he found him dead, but still
warm. The cause was probably old age,
he being about rs. The Pioneer Society
was desirouS of burying him at Sacra-
mento, but the pioneers of this county, and
his friends, think best and have arranged
to inter him at Coloma, as near the place
where he discovered gold as the river will
remit. The funeral will be held on
Wednesday, about o'clock
Fleeing Prisoner Shot by an Officer
Father Upchurch.
Los ANGELES, August 10th.-William
McCrea, alias T. a. Ward, who forged a
check on VIM. ID. Law, of Santa Ana. q
week age, was examined here to-day and
held to answer. He broke loose from
Deputy Constable Ledbetter, who called
upon him to stop. Not doing so. Iedh,.tter
fired twice, and McCrea dropped at the cor
ner of Spring and Temple streets. One
bullet struck him in the right side of the
back, and was cut out on the right side of
the abdomen, just below the lowest rib:
The other ball struck back of the thigh of
the right leg, went through the leg and was
cut out McCrea was arrested week since
in the mountains of San Diego county.
with band of horse thieves. He SAYS his
father owned a lumber yard in San Jose.
Ledbetter gave himself up to the Sheriff.
Father Upchurch was rendered a recep-
ton by the A. o. L. w. in Turn-V -Verein
Hall tonight
Hotel and Cottage Burned.
PoET CosTA, August 10th.-Last night.
about y O'Clock, fire broke out in Port.
uguese hotel at Eekiey station, a mile be-
low here. and before railroad engine 30
got down the hotel and adjoining cottage
were wholly burned. This engine did
effective work in saving the adjoining
property The fire was incendiary The
cottage was covered by insurance. The
hotel was worth s., 600.
Sacramento Boys in Trouble i'll El Dorado
County.
GEORGETOWN, August 10th.-A party of
five Sacramento county young men are here
under arrest since Saturday, for killing does
and fawns in the mountains above here.
Their trial is set for Tomorrow, The names
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
4. L. HA5sT.

4 TTORNEY-AT-LAW. OFFICE, SOUTH
- west corner of Fifth aud streets, Rooms
y, IS and Il, Suffer Building. auto
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W Sheriff of Yuba County.

of the boys are William Ulman, Charcs w
Graham, T. Graham, James johnson and
John Duffy
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nENII5TRy.
Il, II, TFBHEFS,

n ENLIST 3L4 SIXTH STREET, .-4ssr5a,-,
~ between I and J, west side 80 Ss55sss ~
opposite Congregational Church. <tLLiGE1
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FOR SALE

IN THE TOWN OF PLYMOUTH, ANA -.
j dor county Cal a first class House Iii
and Lot now occupied as "a Saloon doing III
q good business fixtures and Furniture in.
cluded. Also. Il fine Dwelling house of six
rooms On The rear of the lot; lot i3xlS0 feet and
renting on Main and Poplar street. Apply to
CHAs. JOHNSON, on the premises. aus IMP
DAMS FOR SALE-THREE HUN
H dred head in lots to suit; High E5EzGsSs
Grades and Thoroughbred Spanish sylsssT
Merinos. MRS. T. NJ. WILSON, Elk sAazAIA
Grove. Sacramento county. Cal. iya0-tosl5
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DANCH FOR SALE-LOCATED ABOUT 80.
IL eight miles south OF Sacramento city, Sf3E
on the Sacramento river, in Yolo county; ID
IS known as Pleasant Ranch; contains 10 acres:
IS partly in Alfalfa; n good Residence: large
Barn Windmill; well leveed and fenced; also 100
mead Cattle; mostly Dairy Cows; complete outfit
for Buttor making; Horses, Hogs, Poultry and
full set Farming Tools, which viii be sold as
whole, or the Ranch will be sold separately
FOR further particulars apply to or address
FREDERICK BABEL, on the premises. p o.
address, Sacramento city. iyl7-lms
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GURGEON AND PHYSICIAN. OFFICE
- northeast corner Second and X streets, or
fee hours: 10 a. n. to u H.; > to and TO P.
II. Residence, S2l street. iy15-lm
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'Ss sAS w LLASA
SacramenIo-.-.......'. Cal.
THE BEST QUALITIES OF CALIFORNIA
Wines-Po-t Sherry Reisling White Wine.
Angelica, Claret Zinfandel, etc. Also. Crane
Brandy constantly on hand and sold at the low
est cash prices. Goods delivered at the depot,
steamer or any part of the city without extra
charge NJ. : NEVIS, Proprietor.
iVSO.tfInTuThS
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W. IL. BALDWIN, NJ. D.,

DR. PINKHAM, SI8 EIGHTH STREET.
~ Office Hours-1 to 3, and $50 to 7:S0 P NJ
Residence next door. au2-tf
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1T ATE OF LIGHT & SHAWL. ,~-=---ss,>
VI Dentist. Office and residence Sssgssss..issSS-
over Tufts Drug store, corner YY;5s as2ss ass
Tenth and J streets. Oilice hours: LILY
9 A. N. to P NJ Sundays. I0to12 ivlS-lu,s
The Iola register., 1885-10-30
A STATEMENT.

MORAN, KAN, Oct. 2Sth, 1884.
Learning that some remarks that l
made few days ago in conversa-
ton With DIR. Hendricks and others
have been misunderstood in such a
way as to do an injury, although unin-
territorial on my part, to Mr.. r. Daw-
son, democratic candidate for Sheriff,
and not wishing to do an injury to
any one, wish to state that the re-
marks made alluded to another man,
and that Dawson had nothing to do
with the matter referred to. nor was he
carried home drunk, that know of,
on the night of the ratification of the
election of Cleveland. Knowing that
in political campaign trivial circum-
stances are often magnified, make
this statement to correct as far as pos
sible the impression that has arisen in
regard to the conversation alluded to.
L. II. GORRELL.
The Iola register., 1885-10-30
PERSONAL.
C. NJ. Richards was in town We

G. NJ. Richards was in town yester-
day.
McElroy of the Union called on us
Wednesday.
Mrs. r. Wiggs was visiting friends
in Garnett last week.
DIR. Drake, of Holden, NO., is visit
ing his family this week.
Capt. Thrasher is again away from
home on official business.
Mr.. w. T. Strong, of Marmaton, paid
US a pleasant visit Tuesday.
We noticed DR.. J. +. Jewell, of Mo-
ran, OH our streets Tuesday.
Capt. Jones and Nels. Acers graced
our streets the first of the week.
J. G. Waugh, of the Live Hardware,
went to Kansas City yesterday on bus
iness.
Harry Gardner and 8. ID. Whiting
ton were in town Tuesday. They
were not hunting together, however.
Mr.. ]. L. Swap and family have
moved to Colony, he having opened a
The Iola register., 1885-10-30
HIGH SCHOOL J0TTINGs.

Rhetoricals this afternoon.
Examinations in the High School last
Friday were as follows: 10th grade
general history; 9th grade-art ex-
preston; sth grade-physical geogra-
ply; 9TH grade-U. s. History.
The 10th grade have completed the
second book in geometry and the sec
ond grafton of Cicero.
Miss Lizzie Cameron, of Humboldt,
spent Monday and Tuesday in the High
School.
The High School promises to present
a better record in punctuality this week
than in any preceding.
Miss Ella Holmes is compelled to
leave school on account of sickness.
All the furnaces seem to do well ex-
cept the east one, which does not Sutii-
GENTLY heat three rooms. They will
probably work all right when properly
regulated. Two JOTTERs.
The Iola register., 1885-10-30

Mrs. Judge Morehouse was called TO
Crawford county this week, on account
of the illness Of one of her nephews.
Bartels is receiving his holiday
goods in glass and queensware, lamps
and fancy goods. They are daisies.
Harris 4 Bliss are finishing up
Northrup's house on Sycamore street,
and Mr.. Huck is doing the painting.
When you want an overcOat or q suit
of clothes see our stock. We will sell
at first cost. o. P. Northrup & Co.
Our little buster Tuesday was prob
ably the remains of storm that left
a foot of snow in Michigan last week
To make room for new stock we will
sell wall paper for the next thirty days
lower than ever before. Scott & Son.
Leave orders for coal, flour and feed
from the Elevator Mills with G. L.
| Whitaker. first door north of McC Clure's.
The cart Gallery at the Baptist
festival tomorrow night, will be worth
going miles to see. Notice programme.
Mr.. Langford has moved into his
uCW HOuSC ouu MI. DiChSOu HAS IilONctt
into the house vacated by Mr.. Lang
ford.
A baker in neighboring town re-
Gently surprised the reading public by
printing on his sidewalk, "Hoe-made
pise."
Bartels' harness shop will now be
found one door south of the old stand
where he is selling goods cheaper than
ever.
Did anybody ever experience more
quiet campaign? One can hardly re-
alize that the election is only four days
away.
Ifyou owe C. Amrine please come in
and pay at once and save further
trouble.
Wait for the finest stock of pocket
and table cutlery ever seen in lola, at
the Live Hardware. J. G. Waugh,
proprietor.
OF the 40 cases on the court dock
ct, only six are State cases, and two of
these are remanded back from the su-
preme court.
Frank Null and Minnie Baxley, and
R. J. Noble and Matte Cody, all of
Allen County, were granted licenses to
marry this week.
We have received large lot of Ger
man mirror plates of all sizes, and can
replace your broken mirrors ut q very
low price. Patterson Bros.
G. p. Nikolai was over to Yates Cen
| fnp of
of q new church erected for the use of
the Evangelical Association.
Attendants upon court will find
pleasant quarters, courteous treatment
and good table, all ut reasonable pri-
ces. at Williams restaurant.
Mrs. Simpson has brought on very
large stock of ribbons, feathers, hair
goods and all kinds of trimmings,
which she is selling very cheap.
Richards & Henderson have large
stock of cutlery on hand, which they
will sell at actual cost, as they desire
| to close out that line of their business.
It is hard to believe, but they do say
that the ladies have actually been
prdcticing every night this week for
the spelling match next Friday night.
The Right Reverend Bishop Vail, of
Topeka, will be in lola on Monday,
Nov. 9th, and will hold services in the
NJ. +. Church on the evening of that
day.
Judge Stillwell will be here and con-
vene court at 10 o'clock next Monday.
After calling over the docket court will
be adjourned till one o'clock Wednes-
day.
The Iola register., 1885-10-30

Wood heating stove for trade al
Beck's.r
Remember the ladies' French kids at
Colborn's.
Gasoline 10 cents Il gallon a: DIR.
Gillihan's.
New crop sorghum at Richards &
HenderSon's.
The G. A. r. Restaurant will b.
made better than ever by Lem Bruba'
ker.
Trimmed goods and all the latest
novelties in millinery at Mrs. Simp.
sons.
so acre farm, well improved. to trade
for good stock of groceries. Bostwick
& Co.
Go to Colborn's for Madame McGee's
CorOnet corset, the most sensible one
made.
New style of library lamp with brass
shade. Very handsome. Goodhue &
Evans.
j. Casmire & Co. are prepared to
give you a aCdrna reception. Read their
big ad.
Casmire & Co. edit our last page this
week and do it in very artistic man.
ner too.
See our line of ladies' and gents un-
derwear before buying. o. p. North
rup & Co.
New maple syrup, best quality, ir
bulk, so cents gallon at Hankins &
PattersOn's.
The reason Lee Fuckers oysters are
the best is because he gets them direct
from Baltimore.
All kinds of job work done promptly
in good style and at low rates at THE
REGISTER Office.
We are glad to know that Miss Mary
Drake, who has been quite ill, is rap
idly recovering.
Sproul expects everybody whose &C
counts have been running 30 days, to
pay up Monday.
Fresh young meat, down weight,
and neat shop are what you will find
at Gray's market.
Remember the Halloween festival
at the Opera House tomorrow night
Oysters and supper.
Lee Rucker was over to Yates Cen.
ter on apparently important business,
last Sunday evening.
Court convenes next Monday. Very
little business will be done probably
until after the election,
Get your beef, pork, mutton, sau.
sages and all kinds of fresh meats al
Kruger & DeDneler's.
Don't fail to call Oh A. E. Wright il
you have cash or produce and you can
get goods at No. prices.
"The reason we get dinner at Lee
Rucker's is because he sets the best
table IN town."-Farmer.
lola has certainly been the news Gen.
tire of the county this week. 1t gener.
ally is for the matter of that.
If you want to get your choice OF
Mrs. Simpsons millinery stock, call
soon before it is picked over.
Barb wire, celebrated Glidden, baling
wire; pumps, both iron and wood OF
the best makes, at Casmire's.
The democratic candidates, poor fell
lows, are working just as faithfully As
if they expected to be elected.
The town was jammed with teams
last Saturday and very heavy trade
was done by all our merchants.
Mrs. J. M. Reynolds, of Fort Scott,
was in lola few days this week, Wis.
iting the family of q. +. Nikolai.
The Iola register., 1885-10-30
FOR SALE Or RENT.

The farm of H. w. Talcott, 40 acres
2 good wells Of water, large cistern, 2
barns, good house, apple orchard, large
vineyard, and other improvements.
Other country and city property
to sell and rent. Good bargains at
Neosilo Valley Land Agency in Court
House with Judge Talcott.
ID. w. BOSTWICK.
The Iola register., 1885-10-30
LOCAL MATTERS.

Stewards Pills cure headache.
New buckwheat flour at Sprouts.
Lee Rucker is ready to buy quails.
Oysters 35, 40 and IS cents at Lees.
"Little JOKER wind mill at Beck's.
Plenty of coal at the Wichita depot.
That pumpkin at Bowlus' is beau
ty.
Beck has received his Anthracite
coal.
Richards & Henderson are handling
bran.
Leave orders for Anthracite coal at
Beck's.
Salt by the barrel at Hankins & Pat
terson's.
Pure plum butter and currant jelly
atSprouPs.
Fine stock of boys winter boots at
Colborn's.
Coal oil at is cents gallon at DR..
Gillihan's.
Chop, bran and corn at Hankins &
Patterson's.
Fresh roasted coffee at Richards &
Henderson's.
Team and wagon to trade for house
and lot. Beck.
1000 acres of land to trade for cattle.
Boetwick & Co.
Teachers examination at the school
house tomorrow.
Another car load of that red coal at
the Wicita depot.
Ladies' vests at 40 cents each, worth
IS, at Northrup's.
New crop raisins. currants and
prunes at Sprouts.
Give the Baptist ladies good crowd
tomorrow evening.
Try a sack of that Electric Light
-four at J. o. Whites.
Farm to trade for good stock of hard
ware. Bostwick & Co.
Good dry cord wood furnished at 81
per cord. A. w. Beck.
Rooms and board for those attending
court, at Lee Fuckers.
Every sack of flour warranted, at
Hankins & Patterson's.
Mr.. Amos Wright is building 4 new
house on Walnut street.
"Good Luck" and "Bo>s'' flour at
Richards & HenderSon's.
Meeting of the Building and Loan
Association next Monday.
Colborn again has those oil grained,
wool lined boots OH hands.
A full line of knitting and embroid-
cry silk at B. T. Rodman's.
Try Stewards Aperient Pills.
The finest assortment of laundry
soap at Richards & Henderson's.
IS new cloaks for ladies' and misses
just received at B. T. Rodman's.
A car load of flour and bran just re-
ceived, at Hankins & Patterson's.
1000 stock of general merchandise
to trade for farm. Bostwick & Co.
Pure huckwheat -four Kansas
grown, at Richards & Henderson's.
Wagons cheap for cash at Beck's.
Klaumann sells 'Louie" flour at 81 .35
per sack, and warrants every sack.
Full assortment of Ladies' and Miss
es' hoods just opened at Northrup's.
Yale cachous, and Gibson's fruit
tablets for coughs and colds at Scott's.
Finest mince meat In the market at
Sprouts.
81 Is pounds of sugar at Richards
& Henderson's.
The Iola register., 1885-10-30
TO THE CITIZENS OF lola AND VICINITY

TO THE CITIZENS OF lola AND VICINITY
We are pleased to call your attention
to our fall and winter stock Of dry
goods, boots and shoes, and underwear
which We are now receiving, and now
offering you cheaper than the cheapest
for the next 60 days.
We also carry a complete line of
groceries. Our stock is all new and
complete. Please give US call wheth-
er you want to buy or not and he con-
vinced that we mean business. Don't
forget the place: one door north of the
Pennsylvania House.
j. o. WHITE, Prop.
The Iola register., 1885-10-30
POLITICAL MEETING |!

BY request of a number of citizens
Capt. H. A. Ewing and Mr.. Oscar
Foust will address the people Of Moran
tomorrow evening at 7:3O o'clock, on
political issues. We can assure the
people of Moran that these gentlemen
are well worth hearing, and bespeak
for them a large audience.