The Iola register., 1886-05-07

We understand there is talk of the
Wichita road putting on another pass
enger train to connect with the trains
that reach Fort Scott from the east at
uight. The Sun Flower is now a trunk
line and it would seem that tnis new
luxury could be afforded. It would GER
tainly he great convenience to the
towns along the road.
Prof. Harris reports one case before
his court this week, entitled Jas. Sleep
er VS.. J. 2. Davis, in which the plant
itf brought suit for SO which he
claimed was due him from defendant.
Judgment rendered by the court in IA
vor of plaintiff against defendant fol
$12 and costs. Benton & Scott tOr
plaintiff, Ewing for defendant.
We Will furnish your home with beautiful
wares,
Sofas, lounges and upholstered chairs;
Suits for the parlOr, French veneered or plain
And others enameled with beautiful grain;
Mattress and spring or pretty book case,
Or nice plate mirror to show well your face;
Wash stands and tables, cribs and commodes,
And the incest rs yet Of business odes;
Chtidren's carriages. wagons and toys
To please as the girls an, and iikewise the boys;
May be had cheap for cash at Patterson Brothers
The Inter- State gives the democracy
fair warning that unless it nOminates
H. D. Smith for county attorney, he
and the rest of the south end democrats
will stay at home on election day.
The Interstate don't say that in so
many words-or rather in 80 few words
but that is the meaning we gather
from the three-cOlumn gr0wl in its is
sue last week. The Inter State has
great mind.
When one recalls the lurid and sam
culinary character of the enmity that
existed q few short weeks ago between
a certain Federal official and certain
democratic editor, and then notes the
tender cooling of the white-winged dove
of peace that now flutters from one to
the other of them, strewing the way
with olive branches, one fully realizes
how good and how pleasant 1t Is for
brethren to dwell together In unity.
On our inside pages will be found a
report of the action of G. A. r. Post
of Albany, n. Y, which called an in
dignation meeting to condemn the
reasonable utterances of jeff. Davis,
in Alabama. Such action is entirely
unnecessary. The common sense and
patriotism of the people will sufficient
ly condemn the rawlings of the unrecOn-
structed old rebel without the aid of
organized effort and set speeches.
It may not be amiss to remark, for
the benefit particularly for foreign read
ers, that the weather we have been
having in Kansas this spring Is simply
superb. The winter left the ground in
splendid coudition and the spring rains
have kept it 50. All the crops have
been got in without a days delay and
are coming on as though they had a
new earth beneath and q new heaven
above them. Kansas is in a good hum
or this year and is smiling on all her
children.
s'The Housekeeper, Minneapolis,
Minn., was burned out for the second
time in six years, April 18th, and a part
of its large subscription list destroyed.
Several Of the ladies employed barely
escaped with their lives. Such Of our
readers as do not receive the May num- I
ber promptly, should write to the pub |
fishers, giving full address, time when |
was made, and length Of
time paid for. The May number will
then be forwarded and the name..restOr-
ed to the list.
Anderson 4 DeClute were the VIC
tins of a very neat burglary Sunday
night. They had number Of pairs Of /
fine shoes displayed in their show win
dow, and somebody who wanted q /
nair threw large stone through the