The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-09-04
0. P. Northrup & Co. are
agents for Butterick s patterns

v. L. NOrIllrup q 10. al
agents for Butterick s pattern
! States, pencils, tablets, pens, in a
sizes, crayon, erasers and all kinl ,
: school supplies at Goodhue & Evans
Tickets to NeoshO Falls during Fa
week will lie sold on the Wichita roa
for 81 cents. Don't know wby the
couldn't have made it square hal
dollar.
The annual meeting of the Librar
Association will be held at the Oper;;
House, Saturday afternoon, at 8 o'clo K
All stockholders are requested to b,
present.
As will In seen by its date, A. G.
SCOTS letter Oh our first page wa:
written two weeks ago to-day but 10,
some reason it failed to reach us until
this week.
Watch for the list of entries i'm the
speed ring at the Bismark Fair, Sept.
Z, to IL. The names OF the horses
and the large number of contests will
surprise You.
You will have a rare opportunity to
see the Jew and the MOhammedan. Je-
rusalem and Mecca, through the ewes
Of converted Jew at the Rosedale en-
tertainments.
Ladies', misses and chlldren's Slip
pers at McClure's for IS, go and As cents
also q fine line of walking shoes, New
port tie and four button kids ut ex-
tremely low prices.
The new walk down the east side OF
South street and the awnings in front
of DR.. Gittord's office and Davies
Vests store, give decidedly business
appearance to that locality.
At this time of the year when bowel
complaints are prevalent. no family ought
TO he without Il bottle of DIR. j. W. SCOTS
Blackberry. Cordial. 1t always gives re-
lief. For sale by Scott x Son.
Patterson Bros. have Just received
a lot of new moulding that they are
selling at little more than half their
former price. You can now get your
pictures framed for mere song.
There will b. public sale Thursday,
Sept. IL, on the Hubbard farm ) miles
of lola, of cattle,
hogs. farming implements. etc. See
bills from this office for particulars.
Davies & West have received
the finest line of piece goods and gents
ever brought to the town. lola
now has merchant tailoring estab-
lishment in the full sense of the term.
Ask to see our line of dress
goods remnants. 0. P. North
rup & Co.
J. r. Berry will sell at public sale at
his farm two miles south of Geneva,
On Saturday, Oct. 3rd, one pair ponies,
implements, household furni- |
lure and one hundred volumes miscel- |
Ianeous books. See bills from this Of |
lice for particulars.
Times are hard, money is scarce and
school books are necessity. In view
IF these facts we have concluded to re-
luce the price of school books to the
lowest possible figure that will justify
is in handling them. Call and get
prices. Goodhue Il Evans.
There will he an exodus of old SOL
liers from this county TO the reunion
1t Topeka the last of the month, AS
nearly all of them expect to go. We
nope that all who possibly can will go.
It will not cost them much and they
amt help having pile of fun.
The Wichita railroad will sell tickets
% Plainficld, Indiana, to those Wishing
% attend the Dunkard's annual meet
ng held ut that place. Sell on Sept.
18th and eth: limit 3 days going, and
yOOd to return until Oct. eth, only
IL for round trip.
We take pleasure in announcing this
week Mr.. II. F. Travis, Of Elm town
hip. is Il candidate for the office of
county commissioner for this district.
>Ir. Travis is public spirited citizen
md thorough-going business man,
md if nominated he will no doubt lie
Elected.
In spite of the dull times and the fact
hat nearly everybody is already taking
The REGISTER, we find on looking
'ver our books that Ii new names were
ldded 10 our list during the month of
August. People are beginning to learn
hat if they want the news and all the
Jews, they must take THE REGISTER.
The Wichita railroad will Sell tickets
o the st. Louis Exposition and Fair
g follows: Sept. S, 8, Is, II, q, %.
8, and Oct. Sd, at Sl3.65. Round trip
INIT five days from date Of sale. Sell
)ct. i. 5, 6, Z, S and 8 at $l0.25. Round
rip limit TO Oct. Il Sell Oct. -, l.,
nd q, at 1885. Round trip limit five
avs from date of sale.
Apropos OF Mr.. TWINS complaint
asst week about allowing so to $40 for ,
coffin for paupers, We notice in the ,,
Kansas City papers that the contract
,r the burial Of paupers in that city :
as just been let for the ensuing year
t "a cents pauper. In the light Of
his fact it would Stem that Mr.. Twins
was extremely well grounded. ,
The Walkup poisoning case. an ac- .
cunt Of which is given in our inside I
ages, is attracting a great deal of at
ention over the state. On Monday the ,
jury returned verdict that !,
lr. Walkup came to his death from
olson administered feloniously by his y
life. The preliminary examination !
the latter will lie begun next Mon =
ay.
Peter Schell, living in one OF Mr..
eigh bors' houses near the S. X. de-
Of, met with Il serious misfortune on ,
Ionday evening. While the family
ere at supper the stable was discover
to be on fire, and before the flames a
,Uld be checked the two horses in the
able were burned to death and one
ut severely burned. 1t is not known
ow the fire originated.
The funeral of Mr.. Thos. McKinzie, e