The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-09-06
Mr.. G. w. Moore, of Carlyle. met

l Will u beEIOOs lOS6 Dy IRE Oh Il ueeua'
morning. It seems that one Of tn
boys got up before daylight, as wa
the custom, and had taken the lanter
into the barn to do the Feeling. II
hung the lantern in stall oceupie
by fine young mare and went (
another part of the barn, when tn
lantern either exploded or was knock
ed down by the filley. In a momen
the hay in the stall was blazing, an,
the mare was burned to death befor
help could possibly get to her. rht
flames spread with amazing rapidity
and although Mr.. Moore and his boys
did everything they possibly could
even imperiling their own lives tt
rescue them, two valuable Jacks ant
a fine young stallion were burned (,
death The barn was 36x4S feet and
had "lean-to" sheds on all four sides
The barn contained 10 tons If tame
and tons of prairie hay, 300 bushel.
of corn and 400 bushels of oats, while
In the sheds were packed au unusu-
ally fine and cOmplete outfit of farm.
ing implements, including a twine-
binder, two buggies, a road cart and
eleven sets of harness These were al
|
ness Fortunately the wind was
blowing away from the Oat stacks and
the residence, else there would have
been a clean sweep. As it is the loss
will not fall short of 81 900, as the live
stock alone that perished were worth
at least s.. 900 There is total insur-
ance of So, 100 IN the Burlington com.
pany, so that the loss, although seri.
Gus will not be total.
Sweet are the uses of advertising.
says the Kansas City Gdzette. They
dispel the seasons dullness and re-
move cares wrinkles from the brow of
business men They loosen purse
strings and impart motion to the
nimble dollar. They open a vista of
continuous profit. They are the de-
light of thrifty housewives, and the
male bargain hunter cannot withstand
their Establishments. They create
values. They beget competition. They
are the barometer of trade. They
create fortunes. Their friends are on
both sides of the counter. They edu-
cate the people, and swell the ranks of
shoppers. They are stirring force i'm
every community in which their arts
are employed. Their extent indicates
the city's business, and their style the
city's style. She me, says a distin-
guished merchant, the advertisements
of city. and l will show you the
city's balance sheet.
The portrait in oil of our friend, T.
F. Kelley, which has been displayed
in Evans drug stole this week, is the
work of Miss Ionic PancOast and has
attracted much attention for the talent
displayed and for its striking likeness
to the original. Miss Pancoast has al
ready done excellent work i'm sketch.
ing and flower painting, but this is her
first attempt at portrait painting aud
as such it is certainly very promising.
Mr.. L. +. Carter and Miss Ida A.
Riggs were married on Thursday eve-
ming, August 20. at the residence of
the brides parents in Carlyle town.
ship, probate Judge Arnold officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter are both we'll
known over the county as teachers of
ability, and have scores of
friends, among whom the REGIsTER
desires to be counted, who tender them
tulations and best wishes.
st. Louis Fair and Exposition Sept.
5th to Oct. 10Th, 1889. For above
Nil sell tickets at one and one-third
fare for round trip, and % cents added
for an admission ticket. Date of sales
Sept. 5th, 9th. 18th, 18th, 18th, GARD,
18th, 30th, and October ard. l4th, and
18th. Limited to return s days from
date of sale. G. w, Morgan, agent.
Remember we are sole agents for the
Giesecke boot and shoe and Orr over. |
alls. We give new pair OF overalls If
they rip. The boot is fully warranted |
until it ia worn out. and it will out |
wear a.lyother boot that is made and |
The shoe the same. Watch for our ad |
next week and read at it as it will save |
you money. A. & d.
at goes right to the spot" said an
I'D gentleman, who found great bene-
it in Ayers Sarsaparilla. He was
light. arrangements of the stomach,
liver, aud kidneys are more speedily |
'emedied by this medicine than by any
,ther. 1t reaches the trouble directly.
Great bargains in wagons, stoves,
pumps etc. Having been obliged to
axe the stock of J. J. Casmire & Co.,
will dispose of them at q great bar.
rain. Now 10 the time to secure
.ood two horse wagon cheap. l.. L.
Sorthrup.
The lola gas we'll Is now supplying
yer 100 families with natural gas.-K.
J. Star.
We earnestly hope there Is nothing
he matter with this item but its too.
Because You didn't find exactly
What suited you at Ewart's one day is
10 reason why you might not find 1t
he neTt day for he ia receiving new
GODS by nearly every train. He is
Ound to meet the demand.
I have just received fine lot of
hoes, direct from Boston, to which
1vite attention. thought these shoes
Or less money than any l ever before
arried and my customers will get the
enent Of the reduction. d. Ewrat.
look out for our advertisement ext !.
'eek. We have a big stock of mems
nd boys goods that we will tell you I
bout and sell you for less money than ,
ny other house in Southern Kansas.
anderson & DeClute. I,
Stephenann,. store Is in the Eagle
uildIng." half block south of Market
quare, and half block north of the S
Interstate hotel, on National Avenue,
Ort Scott. County offices ON first
DOR above bis store,
The ladies CT the LaHarpe Presby-
,rian church will give an ice cream
,cial at the residence Of Capt. H. +.
ravis, 4 miles east Of lola, on Tues q
1ntI 1000 c,o o1-l;ollx, l.