The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-10-26

We appreciate highly the privileg
of publishing the announcements {
| the Prohibition meetings, even If the
did forget their promise to come aroun
when they wanted posters.
Want everybody to know tina
W. E. Davis & Co., have sand for sal
In large or small quantities, at tn
gravel bank one fourth of a mile ives
of 8. X. Depot. lola. Kansas.
Rev. Hunt asks us to announce tina
he will preach his closing discourse
for lola Congregation Of Christ
ians next Lords Day morning ant
evening. The public is cordially in
vited.
WANTED-Every lady and gen
tleman to see the beautiful Library
quilt on exhibition at Rodmans.
Everyone who buys ticket for fift,
cents is entitled to five weeks read
ing in the Library.
The citizens in the vicinity of Wan
nersburg and Elsinore will be favored
by speeches by the Hon. Chas c. Mo
burg distinguished Swedish lawyer
of Iowa, See announcements in to
days paper and posters.
The time is almost up and the GOLD
watch that Sampsel proposes to give
away will soon be worn by some Iols
man. Every merchant should do his
best to push the blue tag cigar to the
front the next two weeks.
If you want to boy a carriage, surry
phaeton, spring wagon or cart at the
lowest possible price, call at the lois
Carriage & Omnibus Co. Or they will
trade you new rigs for End hand bug
giles and spring wagons. Call and see
them.
Rev. J. H. Green, of Bloomington,
ILL.,, will preach in the Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning at II
O'Clock. Usual services in the evening
by the pastor, at 80, subject: "The
Gospel Of job" Special meeting at Z
p. m. for the young people.
Weare very sorry to learn that l..
Gillian has sold out his business and
moved with his family to Kansas
City. His address will be 100 Grand
Avenue. We hope the move will be a
profitable one, and also wish success to
the new proprietor of the Nickel Plate.
The only place where tn election re-
turns can be had the night of election,
will be at the Opera house where the
ladies of the Library Association give
Nv, 1nnff think
to urge attendance, but lets go prepared
to help the ladies out with their enter
prise.
If we mistake not there were a writer who
was member of the Convention that nomin-
ated Funston that feels the calling fell in
places. Does our neighbor have any
dea our superstition is far from the TRUTH
CoHTGHf.
The above may hold some dark and
meaning, but it is hidden
TOO deep for mortal eyes. Send us the
zey.
Laurence Tribune: A canvass has
been made of the young men attend
ng the University and their political
.ffiiatiOns are as follows: Democratic
is; republican 1879; prohibitionists II;
inion labor l; Independent 10. OF
hose old enough to vote a are demo-
rats; 81 republican, 10 prohibitionists
md one union labor.
A 'gang" of lola youngsters were
invited out to Mr.. Z. III. Moore's, last
Friday evening, where they were met
~ young folks from Piqua and the
neighborhood. 1t is un-
necessary to say that the evening
light or ten hours of it, was enjoyed
hugely; and they are still talking about
that wonderful supper.
Best all wool yarn at Rodman's.
A. w. Rowland was somewhat
tartled few days ago to learn that
lie was "Grandps" to two bright baby
iris, one the daughter of r. A. How
and, Colony, and the other of C.. J.
Geneva. Both born on the
anne day, and weighing in the same
lotch 81 pounds. Here's to the twin
cousins" and may they live long and
prosper.
Arrangements are all completed for
grand rally at Moran to-day. Mr..
funston speaks this afternoon and J.
v. Ady tonight. Fare is reduced to
ne half rates-3S cents for the round
rip. A special coach will be set in for
he lola delegation. Our band and
lee Club will be there. Moran al
Ways responds when we call for them;
asst US turn out and give them hand
ONE delegation-numericslly.
Courses of study have been received from the
ola and Newton schools. Each course Is COM
lete, and leads to the State University. The
asst mentioned is embellishvd with cuts of
'ewton' % handsome school building Yves tern
Look again. tits the first mentioned
hat is embellished with cut of Iola's
handsome school building. The Reg
ster takes some pride in that course of
tudy as we'll as in the excellent schools
o which it refers.
l.. l.. Northrup has recently come in
o possession Of the celebrated herd of
cattle imported and bred by
Eco. Brown & Co., of Illinois, and
'rought to this county by Mark L.
snyder. This is probably the finest
lerd of cattle ever shipped to the State.
They are now offered at private sale
or less than half their value. For par
iculars call at the bank Of l.. l..
lOrthrup.
DR.. l.. Tozer was called to Coffey-
lille Tuesday to attend the wife and
laughter of the express agent, Upham,
Who were injured by the explosion of
dynamite bomb. This is the Doc
or's second trip. He reports the
mother as in a very critical condition;
he daughter will probably recover,
hough both were frightfully injured.
The explosive was consigned by some
ne to the "Vidette' fraternity at
Winfield.
All the important financial concerns
the county come before and are