The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-06-15

Mr.. i. Port tells us that his WIND
mill will be in running order this week
and he cordially invites any one wish
ing to examine it to call at any time
We have a large stock of Carriages
Surveys, Phetons and Buggies and we
are bound to sell them out REGARDLESS
of cost. lola Carriage & Omnibus Co
Children's Day was observed by all
the city churches last Sunday. The
decorations were more elaborate tn ar
usual and the exercises bright and en-
tertaining.
We are glad to learn that Mr.
Harbaugh, who had q serious hem
morrhage last week, is rapidly regain
ing strength. Mr.. c. 8. Smith is also
cOnvalescent.
Don't fail to call on A. E. Wrigh,
when you want groceries. l find he
sells more for the money than any
other house, and he pays as much fol
produce as anyone.
A full report of the proceedings o
the democratic National Convention
including the platform and portraits
of the nominees, will be found ON an
other page of this paper.
Prof. F. A. Fitzpatrick. of Leaven
worth, is expected to address the
Normal Institute some evening mex
week. Definite announcement will bt
made as early as possible,
Quarterly meeting at the NJ. E
church Saturday and Sunday. Preach
ing by Rev. Chaffee Saturday evening
and Sunday. Quarterly conference aftel
preaching Sunday evening.
.'Some Remarks about the Cypress
ed" first published in the REGISTER
sometime in April, still turns up Oc'
casionally in some of our exchanges
1t evidently filled long felt want.
If all shows now travelling were q:
fine and refined, and gave as good :
performance as Sig. MOntaniO does
then there would be less snide ones or
the road.-Ft. SMITH Ark.) Gazette.
1t was smiling and happy lot O
farmers that came into town through
the mud last Saturday. Mud is moi
the prettiest thing in the world; but
we are mighty glad to see it some
| times.
Bills are out adver Using a celebra
ton at the Walnut Grove. near Moran
Oscar Foust and A. H. Campbell OF
lola, E. F. Ware, of Fort Scott and J
NJ. Davis. of Usage, are announced al
peakers.
Mr.. I. Port, Commander of lola
Lodge No. 3, p. o. of H., asks us t.
say that there will be no meeting o
the Lodge until Monday evening June
25th, on account of repairs being made
in the hall
Good grain and stock farm of 1O(
acres in Marion county ILL.,, 20 mile:
eaet of st. Louis, with house, barn
sheds etc., and 20 acres of timber t.
trade for an Allen county farm. Bost
wick & Shelter.
Court convenes next Monday. The
docket is very light and the chances
are that the session will not last longe
than 10 days,-a contingency that thu
taxpayers, if not the attorneys, cal
contemplate with much complacency
Best Mover for 5000 in ALE,
county. at Becks.
Mr.. w. d. Rowley asks us to say t.
his creditors that they need not be un.
easy. The work he has just complet
ed has been accepted by the county
his account will be allowed at the mex
meeting of the Board and it is his in
tention to pay every cent he owes.
The reason why the trade of Cowan
Aushe~man & Norris has, of late, IN
creased so largely, is that they sell al
goods uniformly low, thereby making
| the occasional buyer regular custO
mer. They buy lower and their ex
pense is less than that of anyone else
Try them.
At the last meeting of Neosht
Lodge No. 43, X. of P, the following
were elected officers for the ensuing
term: A. G. Scott, G. c.; V. NJ. Port
We; c. F. Scott, Prelate; J. >. LII
FAIRY, X. of r. and s.. H. Sitter, NJ. o
IT,; VIM. GOOdhue, NJ. Of +. 4; B. &
Potter, NJ. at A.
We go to press too early to repor
the reception rendered last night by
the Board Of Trade to the teachers an(
students of the Normal. From thu
nature of the arrangements that hat
been mace, however, we doubt no
that 1t was thoroughly pleasant ant
enjoyable for all concerned.
The attention of republicans is direc
ted to the call for a Senatorial Con
vention published in this issue. Thu
Convention will be held at Yates Cen
ter. July q, and as our county con
! yention must be held prior to thai
time. a meeting of the committee viii
| probably be called next week to fiji
upon date.
We publish this week, by request
an announcement of the date OF tn,
Humboldt Fair. We hope to be asked
| in a short time to announce the date
of the lola Fair. We had a good fail
here last year on short notice, and
with proper effort on the part Of thu
officers a much better one can be hat
this year. Let US get to work.
During the summer months the Fl
=. w. g. w. will sell tourist excursion
tickets to Denver. Colorado Springs
and Pueblo, Colorado, at $500, an(
to Salt Lake City and Ogden, Utah a
$47, 80 for the round trip, good for 81
DAYS from date of sale. Going vi,
Wichita and Mo. p. short line, return
ing via any route. Geo. H. Gregg, Ag't
Ice cream at the Nickel Plate.
Apparently reliable dispatches from
| Northen Iowa and western Illinois re
port the appearance in those localities
of large brONls of seventeen year 10
Gusts. The United States enomOlogis
expresses his fear that parts of Wiscon
sin, Indiana, Michigan and pennsyl.
vania, in addition to the States frs
named, may suffer by the pests.
We regret exceedingly that absenc