The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-12-10
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The Kansas, Nebraska and Dakots
railroad has been completed from For
Scott to Topeka. distance of 100 miles
and the first train was run on Monday.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Church are preparing for series OF
lectures and literary entertainments
to be given soon after the holidays.
Further notice will be given in due
time.
The latest arrivals at Patterson g are
some luxurious lounges which are fine
enough to ornament any home and
yet 80 cheap as to be within the reach
Of very moderate means. Go and see
them.
In order to reduce her fall and win
ter millinery, Mrs. Hankins will sell
these goods at greatly reduced prices
for the next GO days. Ladies will find
it to their advantage to examine her
stock. Wv
The room in rear of the Office now
being used by the county treasurer
is being prepared for the use of the
register of deeds. A window Is being put
in the north wall and other changes
made.
Congress convened last Monday &C.
cording to law and is slowly getting
down to business. The Presidents
message was very long, as usual, and
We have no room this week either to
print it or comment on it.
Owing to the departure of Prof
Brasier and several other prominent
members, it seems that our band il
about gone to pieces. We hope the
boys will hang together as long as they
possibly can, and are sure the citizens
will stand by them. .,'.'
Jacobs & Claypool, are now fairly
settled in the Brosier building and
have opened up large stock of grocer
les and Queensware to which they in
vite the attention of the people of lola
and vicinity. Their goods are new and
first class, and at prices to suit the
times.
J. NJ. Stewart, whu has janitorial
care of the Presbyterian church and
tho Onera Uonse 6as recentlv moved
into tha dwe,l;nu onnoS;ta the
former edifice Mr. Stewart Is an rx.
merit mt honse cleaning aud similar
work. and anv one employing him will
find him courteous and reliable.
Mrs. Simpsons has always been
head quarters for millinery goods, and
will remain so this year as usual. She
fers some most attractive goods Mt
verv low prices. Ladies' will do them
selves Injustice If thew bnv anywhere
else before examining Mrs. SIMPSONS
goods.
Our merchants seem to care nothing about
reaching the democratic customers with their
speclai noiiaay emen's.-Demoerd'
y, yes they do. II you doubt 1t just
look at the advertising columns OF the
REGISTER. The invitations therein
contained are extended just as heartily
and emphatlcally to democrats as to
The election contest will probably
last several days longer. The vote has
Deen counted anu IL Is I0und that l2O
spit tickets were cast. Ii the law
was as it should be these:ballots would
De cast out at once or counted for Mr..
Ewing. AS 1t Is the matter will be
carefully sifted and the result will
PROBABLY be known next week.
A gentleman who was in our office
Monday told US that In talking with
prominent business man of Hum
ooldt about the removal OF the county
seat, the latter said to him, "Why, we
would send 1t to Bourbon county if we
nad 70, 70 get It away from lola!
Ihat shows beautifully disinterested
and unprejudlced motive doesn't 1t?
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The "Iola Ring" is curious animal.