The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-06-29

+. The announcement Of n. p. Jacobv
. - q candidate for the once Of Clerk d
the District Court appears in this %.
, per. Every body knows Jaco6v
Gentlemanly, accommodating. expeft
in the work Of his ONCE, his deserts
!. and his popularity 60 hand in hand.
! ton and nearly . unanimous election,
Best line Of corsets at Rodman's.
t The democratic rally oflast Saturday
, was attended by about fifty Of the
faithful. There was NO enthusiasm
: and ono Of the speakers threw . dam.
lper on the meeting BY referring to the
fact that Cleveland was elected four
years ago On accountsof ConklinG's die.
affection. and though :Conkling was
dead there Wa hopes that his friends
would retain the Same spirit this cam.
Ipaigu.-Y yates Center NesOs.
There was . large crowd around the
RE0BTER bulletins last Monday
anxious to learn the latest news from
the Convention. And IL CHANGED to q
happy, enthusiastic, cheering crowd
when the last telegram, announcing
Hafrison's nomination was displayed.
There wasn't Q man there, apparently,
who had not been for Harrison first,
last and all the time, and "knew he'd
be nominated all along" It was .
great day with ~.
All kinds Of machine oil ct II. Klau.
mann's.
We have one suggestion to make to
the managers Of the various celebration
grounds: Don't locate the reftesh-
ment stands too near the speaker .
stand. When . man has gone to the
trouble Of preparing An elaborate I'D.
dress he likes to have It heard. I'll
can't be heard II the refreshment
stands, with the noisy crowd that oil.
ways gathers around them, are only q
rod away. Give the orator . change
and give the people who want to hear
him . chance.
The Allen County Normal 10 in ses.
sion at lola. A good many teachers
from this locality are in attendance
and . very good Normal IL reported. 81
Burt Funston clipped nineteen
head of fine fat steers from this point |
last week. They belonged to the Hon. |
E. 81. and were fed ON his farm near
Carlyle. Capt. Ewing, of
lola will be the Fourth Of July orator
ut Colony. He IL . fine speaker and
those who attend our Colony celebra. |
ton will be well pleased with him.
Colony Free Press.
We are not going to have exactly
gSh1r,~oaf noInhn0k ~,
lola, but We are going to have jolly
ball game between Moran and lola for |
prize Of 80. There IL going to be a |
quarter-mile horse race for $500 and . |
half-mile race for $40, and there il |
going to be . mile bicycle race. Be-
sides this the lola band will be in at. |
tendance oil day and there will be |
music by large chorus. So that after |
all We are going to have . good deal Of |
. celebration and you can't very well
afford to stay away.
Milk shake ut the Nickel Plate.
AS no notice had been given of 1t ex.
cept in the Normal Institute the lee.
ture by Mr.. r. w. Turner ct the Bap- |
fist church last Monday evening was |
attended by only fair audience. Those
present. however, were entertained /
with one Of the brightest, most
thoughtful and instructive lectures
that has been given here for . long
time. Mr.. Turner IL the editor of the |
Western School Jou rnal and his visit
here was greatly enjoyed by the many
admirers Of that excellent periodical
who were glad to make the personal
acquaintance Of the editor.
1t has been generally known for
some time that Mr.. L. L. Carter, Of
Geneva township, would be Q candi.
date for the Office Of Superintendent of
Public Instruction, and his formal an.
nouncement appears In this paper. Mr.
Carter has been engaged In school
work In this county for . number oil
years and is too well known to need
Introduction at our hands. He IL q
young man who has grown up among
us, making his own way by steady
perseverance, and application, and his
promotion to this Office would be . de.
served recognition of his character and
ability.
At the meeting Of the republican cen.
trail committee last Tuesday . resolu.
ton was unanimously adopted asking
Capt. H. A. Ewing to allow the use Of
his name as . candidate for county At
torn,y. 1t is with genuine pleasure
that the REGISTER notes this action oil
the committee. Capt. Ewing was
10th to enter the race, but this
coming unanimously and
from the representa-
tives Of the republicans Of the county.
could not be resisted. He will be
by reclamation and there
will be no doubt this time about his
By reference to the call printed else
where in this paper 1t will be seen that
the republican county convention IL to
be held In lola on Tuesday, July 18th.
An effort was made by some Of the
in attendance upon the
Of the committee, to have no
announcements made this
year, but we arc thankful to say that
the committee promptly sat down on
this unhAllowed conspiracy against
the inalienable rights Of the: poor edi.
tors. So we hereby give notice in the
good old way that candidates wishing
to lay their oclaims before the people
will be made welcome In this sanctum
and their claims duly pressnted-for
the good old consideration.
McCurtain-Davis. At the residence
Of L. c. Munger, in the city Of Nc
Pherson Kansas, by Rev. Thos. J. ID
stevenson. Of the Preeby terrain church
June 20, 1883, Mr.. Addison McCurtain,
NJ. D. Of Holrege, Neb., and Miss Ase-
nath Davis, Of Mcpherson. The cere-
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