The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-10-22

i What handsome prints at Rodman g
KIaumann sells Is pounds
Of light brown sugar for ST..
We now have in store our new stool
of Library, bracket and stand lamps
and lamp goods. GOodhue & Evans.
Capt. Ewing is addressing republican
meetings in all parts of the county
nearly every night and is making
friends wherever he goes. The Cap
tain is very pleasing and effective
speaker and is making the canvass in
a straightforward, manly way that
cannot fail of success.
The "Lemonados" dancing club, OF
last winter, has reorganized under the
name of the 81. w. Club and will
give their first dance at the Opera
House tonight. The club was source
of much pleasure to its members last
year, and the experience will doubtless
be duplicated this winter.
In setting up the list of republican
meetings for last weeks issue of the
REGISTER, the date of the meeting at
Elsinore school house was given Fri
day evening, Oct. %, instead of Thurs
day evening, the 18th. The meeting
will be held next Thursday evening.
All interested will please take notice.
Mr.. Ireland is starting out right.
If anything was needed to insure the
popularity of his administration of the
Post Office, it was done in the appoint
ment of A. II. Campbell as his deputy.
"Alt." can write with reasonable flu
ency, everybody likes him, and he
knows all about the post Office bust
ness.
Mrs. Simpsons has always been
head quarters for millinery goods, and
will remain SO this year as usual. She
has received her fall stock and now Of
fers some most attractive goods at
very low prices. Ladies will do them
selves injustice if they buy anywhere
else before examining Mrs. Simpsons
goods.
LWeb Bostwick says he is going to
take colony of Virginians out into
Reno county next week to locate them.
He said they preferred Allen county,
but they didn't want to run any risk
as to titles. Another illustration of
the damage that is constantly being
done us by the condition of affairs
forced upon us by the leaguers.
Ellis & Hewitt desire us to say that
if the democrat who lin fit of absent
line-ring and one of the hitch straps
from the team used by the republican
speakers in attendance upon the meet
ing at Deer Creek school house last
Monday evening, will return the same
to their stable, he will confer o favor.
We are informed that the Presbyter-
ian Church ut Humboldt, by unani-
NOUS vote, has extended a call to DR..
l.. I. Drake to occupy their pulpit.
DR.. Drake has accepted the call and
will move to Kansas as soon as he can
close up his business affairs in Miss
ouri. Humboldt is to be congratulated
on the acquisition of an able preacher
and pleasant family.
The audience that assembled to hear
the "Mikado" last Friday evening was
conclusive proof that lola is o ''gOOd
show town. when a good show asks
for patronage. With seats at 80 and Is
cents the Opera House was filled. And
none went away disappointed. The
Opera itself is side splitting and it was
well rendered. Wehope the Andrews
will favor US with another visit.
Wonder II Arnold ever goes into the abstract
Office Of I. s. Slower to take look at that i'm
mortal dollar for which he sold the L. L. 4 q:
bonds? We can not see what there is about
hat 1pvIn ShAf MVs 0h Vynv n TN
thought it worth 500, OOO.-Democrdf.
J. L. Arnold never sold the L. l.. &
G. bonds for an Immortal" or any
other kind of q dollar or for any other
sum or consideration whatever. What
is the Democrat trying to get through
it?
Yin his speech at Deer Greek School
House Monday evening, Prof. Harris
said: 81 will give any one of you q
silver dollar if you will tell me q sim
gle principle that the democratic party
ever advocated that it has not itself
repudiated." There were number of
democrats in the room, but the silence
that followed the challenge was large
and impressive. They didn't want the
dollar.
The Republican meetings that are be-
ing held in the county this week are
being well attended, the speakers
everywhere being met with earnest
and attentive audiences. The only
complaint we have heard is that the
ladies do not turn out as they should.
Ladies are always more than welcome
at republican meetings and we should
be glad to see them living up to their
privileges.
We understand that some criticism
has been passed by the democrats upon
the G. A. r. Post for giving General
Campbell and Mr.. Hamilton a BAN
quet Tuesday evening after the repub-
lican meeting. If nearly all Of the
men who went into the Union army
at the beginning of the war were DEM
ocrats, Gas all good democrats now
claim) why of course nearly all Of the
G. A. RS. must be democrats now,
and if they see fit to give banquet to
q republican cOmrade We don't see why
democrat on the outside should OBJ
] ject.