The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-03-19

The Carriage Works sent out tw
fine buggies last week, one to Wn
Newton, Winfield, formerly of tn
place, and one to George Phillips,
ElDorado.
Queen Esther will be rehearsed 9
the Opera House tonight for the fir
time. The exact date of its public pei
Torrance will probably be announce
next week.
Beck has a few goods that were cal
ried over ut following prices: plOws,
to $40; harrows, s. to IS; culvators, 81
to SIS; check rowers, s. to SIS Must b
sold at once.
x~* five take up the fight will
this gentleman or any other man O
person we propose to make it decidedly
interesting."-C0ur
Too late Johnny. He's done Ego
there"
The band enlivened our streets with
some good music Tuesday night. An.
other sign that the "sweet vi-olets'
will soon lift their modest heads above
the springing turf.
Cummings & Jones have recently
sold over So, 900 worth of land in Al len
county. Come in and be convinced
that this office and county are lead.
ing the State in sales of land.
Allparties contemplating purchasing
spring or summer suits should make il
their business to place their order in
our hands as soon as possible. First
come, first served. Davies & West.
Married, at the residence of the
BRIDES parents, on March Z, 1886, by
Justice Coffield, of Carlyle township,
Mr.. Jesse Greggs and Miss Elma
Hockett, all of Allen county, Kansas.
Any one buying a box of condition
powders or bottle Of Kendall's SPAWN
Cure, of Scott & Son will receive gratis
a copy of Kendall's "Treatise on the
Horse" Come soon before they are
all gone.
WANTED! 100 men and boys to
look at our stock of spring goods. All
late styles and handsome. You can
buy them for less money than you can
get old goods for elsewhere. Anderson
& DeClute.
Doesn't "Vidi" think that since the
in his school district are all
settled at last, it would be better to let
them remain so rather than to stir up
old animOsities by rehearsing the I'M
story?
Senator ingalls, has submitted Joint
resolution proposing constitutional
providing that the 80 tn of
April shall be the day for beginning the
of administrations of the
government hereafter.
Ifyou want to smell sulphur and see
the air turn black and blue, ask some
Of the boys what the high sounding
name of their dancing club signifies.
Hendricks played it on the youths in a
way that was vile.
J. w. Sutton has sold his farm, two
miles south of town, to j, p. Davis, of
lola, who will move here and take pos
session Immediately. Mr.. Sutton
moves to town, occupying the Farm
IRIS and DrOver's hotel.-Eureka Re
publican.
George Amos asks us to say that
he reports that he will be a candidate
or reelection to the office of county at.
orney, are entirely without foundation
n fact. He is no third termer and has
10 ambition to make an office holding
.ristocrat of himself.
On account of the inclement weather
Nh the 18th inst, the entertainment
hat was to haye been given at Maple
Grove school house, Carlyle township,
was postponed until one week from to-
morrow evening, March p. All are
invited. Admission ten cents.
We understand that when one of our
,steemed cotemporaries solicited an
advertisement from Undertaken Miller,
he latter replied that he would gladly
the said e. c. if it would take
t out in trade. We don't know how
Miller had the heart to, but he did.
Waters & Thayer are selling flour di-
ect to the consumer, thereby saving
hem 40 cents per one hundred pounds.
Patent flour, Sl.35 per sack; Bakers
iour, SIPS per sack: Fancy flour, 80
'ents per sack chop, 20 cents per 100
bran, 20 cents per 100 pounds.
Telephone orders from Whitaker's res
We have just received a complete
inc of the famous Rock Island, chill
lren's reed and .rattan carriages, with
attest style parasOl or canopy tops.
These carriages are warranted first
lass. We have..them from 500 up.
Please call and see them. Patterson
Bros.
Some of our democratic friends have
nsinuated that it was the advent of
wo democratic papers that got the ed
tor of the REGISTER down. They are
light. We caught cold sitting up
nights to read the story of the famous
Kilkenny Cats and to laugh at the fun
n prospect.
Mr.. Asa Jones met with quite a Sc
'ere accident yesterday morning. He
vas loading some brass shot gun shells
when in some unaccOuntable way one
f them exploded, Ia cerating his left
land fearfully. The wound is very
'ainful but it is hoped the hand will
lot be permanently disabled.
The Sunday School Institute con-
.ucted ut the Christian church last
week by A. C. Hopkins, State Sunday
school Evangelist, was very successful
nd all the meetings were well at
ended. Mr.. Hopkins is an expert in
lis line and furnishes vast fund of
and entertainment.
The REGISTER calls the editor of the |
Interstate a gentleman. We were
fraid this little strife between the pa
ers would eliminate in something
Herald.
1t was an oversight, we assure you.
70 one can suspect us of applying such
n epithet to the person mentioned
;polvopfonon