The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-10-29
klaumann sells Is pounds
Of light brown sugar for 81.

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It often lies within the power of tn
county commissioners to MATERIAL,
aid or to fatally defeat the enforcement
of the laws. This is one reason VIII,
the majority of the Board should be II
lsympathy with the majority of til
people on all questions. It is anothe
reason why the Third District shout,
re-elect Mr.. Ross.
A. II. Brown writes from Gillian +
for which he has taken orders i'm IO!
next Tuesday, Nov. 2, and he woul,
be pleased to have all who have order
ed from him be prepared to receive
them promptly. He will also have
some extra trees lOr sale and invites
ffuit-gr0wers to come and eXamin,
them.
We hope our correspondents will
bear with us for the slashing that som,
of their letters have been subjected tt
for the past two or three weeks. The
crowded condition of our columni
made it necessary that we should ad.
NIT nothing that did not come directly
under the head Of news. The pressure
/
again give them their old latitude.
Mr.. Benton is misinformed in regard
to the republican meetings that are tt
be held next Monday night. Only
three are to be held, one at lola, one
at Diamond school house and one al
Usage Centre. And they are held fol
the purpose of discussing the political
issues and not for the purpose Of throw
ing dirt. Republicans don't have to
resort to mudthrowing to elect theil
candidates.
The third quarterly meeting of lola
charge NJ. E. Church, will be held OIL
next Sabbath, Oct. 3lst. 1856. Love
Feast at $3.50 o'clock on Sabbath morn
ing followed by regular services. Sab.
bath School at ) O'Clock in the after.
noon. The Presiding Elder will preach
in the evening, after which the sacra-
rnent of the Lords Supper will be ad-
ministered Quarterly conference at
o'clock Monday morning.
The supplement sent out last week
by the C0urant and Democrat was
published at Kansas City or some
other city by the democratic congress-
ional committee, and appeared in all
the democratic papers of the District.
The supplement we send out to-day
was printed in this Office and is the
exclusive property of the REGISTER and
its readers. We think there are some
things in it that will repay perusal.
We earnestly hope the republicans
of the Third District will not allow
any mere personal consideration to in
fluence their vote for county COM
missioner. The interests of the coun-
ty demand that its business affairs he
kept in the hands Of progressive,
fair-minded men who are of wide
enough gauge to be guided by the
wishes of majority of the people and
not by little faction. This can only
be assured by the reelection of w. A.
Ross.
Charley Scott says We are a liar. We would
call him gentleman if he didn't wear glasses.
Democrat.
We stand aghast in contemplation
Of the stupendous amount of brain
power evinced by this overwhelming
retOrt. Such side-splitting wit, such
iron logic, such unanswerable argu-
ment, combined with such exquisite
delicacy of statement, such courtesy
and such considerateness for the phys
ical infirmity of another, we have sell
dom seen compressed into one little
sentence.
y Our friend, J. +. Rogers, hands us
the following: "While n. ii. Fowler
was threshing millet on his farm in
Usage township on the 18th inst., the
machine took fire by friction, caused
by millet wrapping around the tumb-
ling rod about three feet from the cyl
Under, other millet having fallen upon
it. The separator and about two tons
of unthreshed millet are total loss,
and only by the greatest effort, was
the strawstack and barn saved. The
machine belonged to Messrs. Haines
& Tucker.
We understand the democrats are
trying to make point against the re.
the REGISTER is lukewarm in their
support, citing as proof of this asser-
ton that we have occasionally omitted
the republican ticket from the head of
our columns. Some even go so far as
to say that we have never printed the
county ticket. AS matter of fact We
have run the ticket nine times, and
when it has been omitted it has been
done to make room to advocate the
election of the men whose names are on
it. We print it in full this week, and
we think few words here and there
in the paper will indicate that we are
still supporting it.
The candid readers of the REGISTER
will admit that while under its present
il has never asked them
to vote for a man that was incapable
of filling the Office to which he aspired
or whose private character could be
assailed. The REGISTER
is proud of such reputation and it is in
no danger of sacrificing it when it
urges the election of the entire repub-
lican ticket this fall. We understand
that the county will be flooded with
circulars tomorrow and Monday, max
ing scurrilous attacks upon the repub-
lican candidates. We cannot learn |
what charges will be made but we de-
sire now, to deny them in toto. The
of every one Of our candidates |
is above reprOach.
At their meeting last Tuesday the
Third Party nominated the following
for county offices ;: For rep
D. Ewart; for Probate
Judge, A. Barnhart; for superintend-
snt, w. r. Robinson; for commits
,ioner, - Mcclure. They also nomi-
mated a township ticket. No nomina-
tons were made for county attorney
,r for district clerk. We want to ask
he men who expect to support this
ticket, what they hope to gain by it =?