The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-11-30

thinks the republicans of kansal
must have voted all the prairie dog
on the plains. The Democrat said
just before election, Kansas was going
democratic.
A. G. Stacy of the Kansas City
journal says, "R. NJ. Walker and w
J. Buchan have been most frequently
mentioned for United States Marshall
1t looks as if Buchan could secure the
position if he really desired it,"
In no town of the size in southern
Kansas is there to be found larger OF
better selected stocks of goods than in
lola. We have enterprising and fair
dealing merchants and business men
in all lines. Come and see US.
Strayed from my farm in Deer Greek
Tp., near Wise post office, one brown
mare mule two years old last spring,
blocky build. No marks nor brands.
Will pay suitable reward for informa-
ton in regard to it. Al. Fulton.
1t looks like old times to see the
fence around the square lined and the
streets crowded with teams, as they
were last Saturday. The fact is it
pays to come to lola to trade, and the
people of the county are finding it out.
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 2nd hand bug
gies and spring wagons. Call and see
them.
Among the many things we may
be thankful for. is the finest fail
weather ever known in this or any
other country. The more Indian
summer days we have the better we
can stand the winter when it really
comes.
General Harrison is getting quite
start in the way of a menagerie. Since
the election he has received from all
over the country, eagles, jack rabbits,
beavers, bears, and taecomplete his
misery, Kansas sends him a buffalo
and coyote.
1t is prophesied by some of his ad.
mirers, that the presidents forthcom.
ing message will be very much fter
the style of the last. 1t may be that
it will; but if so, let no one ever deny
the statement that democracy is in
capable of learning anything.
The ladies of lola have organized a
relief committee and will look out for
the poor of that city this winter. The
mere fact of their organizing is guar
antee that the work will be done. lola
ladies are energetic and determined
and never fail.-Kansas City, Journal.
Miss Clara Griffin left yesterday
morning for Hutchinson where she will
make short visit with friends before
returning to her home in Ohio. Miss
Griffin has many friends in lola who
will be much disappointed to know
that she will not remain here during
the winter.
The leaguers without exception 50 far
as we know, are accepting the decision
upon the demurrer in the even section
case as final, and coming to terms with
the owners of the land. The land con.
troversy in Allen County may safely
be said to be a thing of the past-of
which We are glad.
Rev. w. H. Hyatt went to Yates
Center Monday to attend a called meet
ing of Presbytery, to dissolve the pas
toral relations between Rev. Mr.. Will
son and the Presbyterian Church at
that place. Mr.. Wilson is relieved at
his own request, and goes to California
to continue his work.
A pretty Harrisburg young woman
must not wear a hustle for four years.
She bet with another girl that Mrs.
Cleveland would preside in Washing
ton till 1898. 81 don't need hustle,
anyway" she laughingly replied to
some of the store girls who twitted her,
'there is no tariff ON me-"
More new cloaks at Rodmans.
A half dozen couples of "young mar
ried people, were very pleasantly en-
tertained by Mrs. H. Scott Tuesday
evening. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Ben ton, Mr.. and Mrs. AL.
Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Ellis, Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Scott and Mrs. Harry Evans,
Of Fort Scott.
A private letter from Miss Fannie
says that at one precinct in
Switzerland county, Indiana, on the
morning of the election, large num-
Der of democrats came to the polls
armed with clubs and guns, and it
was not until they had been disarmed
by the authorities that it was safe for
to vote,
Best line of corsets at Rodman's.
Lawrence howls about her street |
loafers; and unless there has been a |
mighty change since we knew the
place she has great reason to howl. |
lola has very few chronic loafers, but |
We have nlenty of men who will stand |