The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-08-10

Ing C8tleO LOfs tue par ue3 WIN.
H. Baker and Dora Drake and George
Washington.and AmandeHray.
Ell. Thayer would like to get the
names of all those who intend to go to
the National Encampment G.. A. R..
at Columbus, with q view to obtaining
the best possible railroad rates.
Before you decide where to send
your son or daughter to school, write
to Washburn College, Topeka, Kansas
for information about that excellent
institution. The fall term begins
Sept. IL.
Smell & GilkesOn have sold the
Farmers Meat Market to Lewis &
Knox, the former late of Fred0nia and
the latter recently from Lone Elm.
We commend the new firm to the
good graces Of the public.
Remember that our offer 70 send the
Kansas City Weekly Journal free
during the campaign to any one sub
scribing or renewing his subscription
to the REGISTER still holds good. You
are losing money by delay.
We are indebted to H. E. VanDeman,
U. q. Pomologist, for his "Report on
the condition of Tropical and Semi
tropical Fruits in the United States"
The report Is . very elaborate one,
making q volume Of $50 pages.
IA. Sampsel has received some
splendid lithOgraphic portraits of the
Presidential candidates, and of Sheri-
dan, Thomas and Logan, which he in
tends to give away to purchasers of his
cigars. See announcement next week.
Fans! fans! fans! at Rodman's.
We have on our table volume en-.
titled "The History of Protective Tar
if Laws" by Old Dick Thompson,
which we have examined with much
interest. The book deserves more ex-
tended notice which WILDE given next
week.
During the heavy thunder storm of
Monday night, Mrs. Briggs barn,
north west of town, was struck by
lightning. The gable end was torn
out. and some damage done to harness
hanging inside. Fortunately the
horses were uninjured.
We trust our valued Moran CORES.
pondent will pardon US for cutting out
his report of the Carter rumpus. Our
own account of the affair was already
in type when his letter arrived, and
our limited space would not justify a
of the matter.
At the meeting of the city council
Monday night the ordinance which
appears elsewhere was passed, q num-
ler of bills were allowed, and a resolu.
tiou was adopted allowing the sexton
so cents for every visit he was COMPEL.
ed to make to the cemetery.
Having at last got permanently To-
Gated in one Of the finest rooms in the
city "a. O. U. w. block l am now
ready to do business. My stock is
clean, mostly new, and
can and will sell goods as cheap as any
house in town. VIM. Yeagef.
Addresses will be delivered at the
of the Republican Club next|
night by w. III. Mcclure and
oscar Foust. The Campaign Glee
Club will also be on hand with some of
he Iatest songs and the meeting will
De a rouser. Don't fail to be on hand.
Singular as It may seem there is
le inquiry for good dwelling
houses to rent. Nh. Cunningham,
reasurer-elect, has been looking
.round for several weeks and has fail
ID so far to find . house to suit him,
While several 9th er parties have report |
ID a similar difficulty.
Elsewhere in this issue is published
10 address by Albert Griffith, Chair
nan of the Anti.Sal DON Republican
National Committee, in which ne
beyond question or cavil
hat the place for true temperance
'eople is in the republican party. The
rticle is well worth reading.
The game of ball played here Mon
ay between Colony and lola resulted
n favor of the home club, to 2. 1t
vas good game considering the fact
hat the Colony nine is composed en-
rely of home mel, the score is exceed
ngly creditable. The return game
7ill probably be played on the Colony
rounds next Monday.
p. H. Powers, who has formed quite
n extensive acquaintance in this vi
Unity the past year was married to
Iiss Lizzie Heating of Prescott, Kan
rs, Avg. 1. Mr.. and Mrs. Powers are
listing relatives and friends here this
'eek but ill 60 to Linn county next
1eek t. make their future home. The /,
.EcIsTER extends congratulations.
We fave lot of fine selected land D.,
/ Lipsc omb county, Texas, lin the
II famed Pan Handle country to ex-
nange for Kansas land or city prop ,
.ty. Parties wishing to trade, pur- 6
lase, or see the lands. Call on US =,
II information and rates, as We will !
AXE special trip tn Texas on August
Ith. Bostwick & Sl2eltzer. (2wks.) &
Best carpet warp at i2odman's.
We acknowledge with thanks a ,
,rdial invitation to attend "a grand :
,pu blican rally, Harrison and Morton :
ltification and flag raising at Savon.
urg. to-morrow at 2 O'Clock p. M, and
AXE a grand old republican Harrison a
Id Morton ratification campaign
'eech," and regret exceedingly that =
e cannot accept. The invitation goes :
l to say that "a glorious good time Is
which expectation we hope r
i'll be realized to the fullest extent.
Judge Stillwell left Erie on Tuesday a
1T 10 an old sprung wagon drawn sby
/ old gray mare, headed for the hills t
Arkansas, where he proposes to !
end his vacation. His furniture c
insisted of q fishing pole, q cup of
orms, an old tin cup, a sack Of salt
ID an old iron kettle. May our dis t
1guished Judge get the rest and rec n
alton of which he is 80 much In need G
ID come back to his people and his q
urt greatly strengthened for the ar b