The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-02-03
The business will be conducted on the cash busis
BLU Thrasher and Jimmie Mcclure will spare
no efforts to please their patrons.

1t will save you pain and expense t
call on DR.. LaFary and have you
teeth examined and repaired before de
cay becomes serious.
We have cut down expenses, an
mean to give our customers the benefi
of the reduction. See US before buying
s. H. Patterson 4 Co.
The town of Kincaid has been incor
porated as city of the third class, ant
the first election to choose city OH Ger
will be held Monday next.
Now is the accepted time. II 20,
want loau on your farm come and se'
me and will have your money in fp'
days. Delays are dangerous. w. A
Mccoy.
Married, January 25th, 1888. at tn,
residence Of the brides parents, in thi.
city, Mr.. George H. Wickle, of Erie
Kansas, and Miss Clara A. Hazard
of lola, Kansas.
Married, at the residence of the off.
ciating minister, Rev. a I. Drake
Humboldt, HANS, Feb. 1st, 1883, Mr.
Thomas Cation, Jr., and Miss Agnes
Campbell, both Of Allen county, Kans
Steel rails from American mills were
sold last week for $31 a ton. Two bad
that we cannot go back to thegood old
days of Free Trade when we paid En-.
glish manufacturers $125 a ton fol
them!
According to Major Sims, Kansas
raised last year S,8l6, PA bushels Of
wheat and IS, 791, 454 bushels of corn.
Allen county's contribution was 49,.
47e bushels of wheat and sls 20 BUSH
els of corn.
R. B. Stevenson, secretary, has cal
led meeting of the Second Congress
sional Central Committee at the Ryus
House in Wyandotte at 10 O'Clock q IN.
on Thursday March, l, to determine
the time and place of holding the next
Convention.
The suit of Jacob Shultz against the
Fl. S., w. & w. R'y. Company for
damages on account of the burning OF
hay and meadow, was settled in JUS
tice Walters Hcourt on Wednesday, by
the defendant acknowledging judy
ment for $50.
At the meeting of the city council
Monday evening, the Marshal was
instructed to notify keepers Of billiard
halls that they must discontinue the
use of card tables. It was decided also
to buy hydronetts, or hand fire
extinguishers.
Mr.. Abe Null tells US that one of
his hogs went mad on Wednesday, four
weeks after it was bitten by q rabbid
dog. He says that there have been at
least twenty mad dogs in bis neigh
borhood this winter and fears there
may be still farther loss of stock.
Mr.. Sampsel has rented the Steven
son room. east Of Goodhue & Evans,
for his cigar factory and his men will
be ready to go to work to-
day. MI. Fred Heilman will be the
manager at this place until the
is ready to remove here.
English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft, or Calloused Lumps:
and Blemishes from horses, Blood
SPAWN, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, STILES
Spruins, Sore and Swollen Throat,
Cough, etc. Save $50 by use of one
bettle- Every bottle warranted by
Scot, & Son druggist, lola. Feb. 8, IS.
The post Office at Neosho Falls was
one night last week about
sl25in money and stamps being taken.
Two registered letters. contents
were rified. The robbers
also obtained lot OF jewelry from J.
G.. Rodwell, and blew open the safe Of
George P. Blair, hardware merchant,
taking about S100.
A convention is to be held in Ar
kansas City this evening and another
in Kansas City on February 8, both
having for their object the discussion
Of ways aud means to secure the open.
ing up Of the Indian Territory. We
have received circulars stating that
any business man of this city would
be welcome to either convention,
If"An Old Maid met 50 very old
either)" will favor us with her name,
We shall be happy to give the o. Be-.
the benefit Of her ssgacious observa-
tiois. Even newspaper office has
come ruler, ard the greatest of them IL
the one requiring that the editor
should know the name of his coptribu-
tors. "Nct necessarily for publication
but - evidence Of good faith"