The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-11-02

chaser. Call Oh. address as above.
Geo. A. Bowlus had 10 vacate 10
to have room enough for his boys. MI
Kavenaugh bought the house an,
moved 1t to the north west part of tn
city.
Now is the time to buy spring wag
Obs and buggies, etc. Will sell al
wholesale prices for cash or good pa
per until stock is closed out. A. w
Beck.
In voting for II. l.. Henderson yOu
will help to elect one of our best and
most reliable business men; make it {
point to see that Mr.. Henderson il
elected.
Usual services at the Presbyterian
church on Sunday. TOO Good to BE
True" will be the topic for Sunday
night. Young peoples meeting al
$40 p. m.
Strayed-Two cows, one white, one
pale red with white speckled face
Bought of Clay Adams y miles north
east Of lola. Reward for information.
Ell. P. Gray.
We can elect our county and town.
ship ticket if We get out and work fol
it. 1t is not necessary to sacrifice one
man to elect another. The straight
ticket is our motto.
Owing to the crowded condition of
our columns this week, we are obliged
to hold over until next issue a state
ment of the w. r. G.. We hope no
harm will be done.
We don't think the quiet little eau
Gus that nominated the democratic
share of the township ticket the other
night improved the "city VS. county"
business very mnch.
Want everybody to know that
w. f. Davis & Co., have sand for sale
in large or small quantities, at the
gravel bank one fourth of mile west
Of s. X. Depot. lola. Kansas.
We have heard several prominent
citizens say we have had no better
speech during the campaign than that
delivered by A. G.. Scott Wednesday
evening. The Opera House was full.
An lola merchant said to us a few
days ago, that he had sold i'm one day
this week, two hundred and seventy
five dollars worth OF goods; legitimate
cash, retail sales. He carries big ad,
in the REGISTER.
WANTED-Every lady and gen.
tleman to see the beautiful Library
quilt on exhibition at Rodmans.
Everyone who buys ticket for fifty
cents is entitled to five weeks read
ing in the Library.
If you want to buy carriage, surry.
phaeton, spring wagon or cart at the
lowest possible price, call at the lola
Carriage & Omnibus Co. Or they will
trade you new rigs for End hand bug
yies and spring wagons. Call and see
hem.
Best all wool yarn at Rodman's.
We believe it to be the imperative
iuty oe every republican to assist to
he full measure of his ability in the
election of his ticket. Let every voter
come to the polls and not only cast his
own vote, but work for the ticket. An
Election of this kind comes only once
n four years, and surely we can all
rive one day for the good of the cause.
A private letter from Washington
closes as follows. "The very air here
1reathes of democracy and rebellion.
If some modern Rip Van Wrinkle had
Ieen the strife just beginning between
he States i'm '6l, and then fallen
lsleep and not awakened until this
year of grace 1883, he would have
worn that it was the south that had
l.. L. Northrup has recently come in
o possession of the celebrated herd of
cattle imported and bred by
jeo. Brown & Co., of Illinois, and
,rought to this county by Mark l..
snyder. This 10 probably the finest
lerd of cattle ever shipped to the State.
They are now offered at private sale
or less than half their value. For par.
iculars call at the bank of l.. l..
lOrthrup.
More new cloaks at ROdmans.
Mr.. Bayard writes sort of "retalia-
ion message" letter, demanding the
of Minister West. But it
ONES too late to shield the democracy
rom the blow. The British Minister
My gave authoritative utterance to a
eminent that has been felt and has
xerted powerful influence through
ut the entire campaign. 1t will con-
'ince many who have heretofore been
keptical, of the very lively interest
AIKEN by England in Mr.. Cleveland
nd the democracy.
We are sorry to learn that Mr.. Bolen
las announced himself as an indepen-
ent candidate for trustee of lola |
Dwnship. The only objection urged |
gainst the regular republican nominee |
; that he lives in town. This should !
e no objection at all; but even ifit
Tas, the democrats have pnt an lola |
nan in the field, which will make it |
for Mr.. BOlen to be elected
it must be an lola man,
nd we have our choice between a
emocrat and republican.
The great interest taken in the Ma.
ional campaign has Overshadowed to !,
ONE extent the local contest, but it |
only because the smaller is included |
4 the greater, 1t is just as important |
hat we elect the county ticket this
ear as if we had nothing else to elect.
he republican ticket of Allen county |
one of the best ever offered to the
oters, and certainly no republican
eeds any excuse for standing by it, or
as amy excuse for DESERVING it. Let
8 elect it without a break.
We commend the good taste of the
,OurGnt in not using the infamous
circular" issued by the
emOcratic committee. Aside from it's
anderous statements, and the wanton
nd reckless injury done our State, the
CURES given, wherever they have been
have proven utterly false
nd misleading. An interview with
Governor Martin, published on odr in