The Iola register., 1889-08-23

f. worth the anti-prohibition sentimen
Ia stronger in Sedgwick than i'm an
other county in the State, and tn
result there shows that the resubmis
sionists will have lonesome an,
J rocky road to travel.
DOES BARTELs KEEP EVERY
THING? No! He only keeps grocer
les. queensware, glassware. silverwar
tlnware, wOOdenware, cutlery, lamps
Jewelry, sewing machines, epectacles
and-well. the paper isn't big enough
to contain the whole list, but he dom
keep every thing.
i Emporia Democrats: The latest il
on a Kansas farmer living near Hum
bOldt and shows conclusively that one
man knows thing or two about the
bee business: 1t is claimed that thi,
farmer crosses his bees with lightnine
bugs, SO that they can work at night
A perfect complexion free from PIN.
pie or blemish, is very rarely seen, be-
cause few people have perfectly pure
blood. And yet all disfiguring erup-
tions are easily removed by the use oi
Ayers Sarsparilia. Try it, and sur.
prise your friends with the result.
You are reminded of the VIC, II. U.
social to be held in the Park next
| Tuesday evening. II the weather is un-
favorable the social will be held in the
| q. A. r. Hall. The ladies who are
managing the affair respectfully solicit
the patronage of the public.
Horseback riding has become quite
"the fad" among our young people of
late and the streets are enlivened near
ly every pleasant evening with troops
| of gay riders. 1t is q pleasant aud
bealth.giving exercise and we are glad
70 see it gaining in favor.
Now that We again have peach
crop, it might be well for those ecOno.
mically minded to remember that the
peach pits are valuable as fuel, maxi
ing a hot, aromatic fire. In Califor.
MIA they are a staple in the market
commanding ST ton.
We are in receipt of an invitation to
be present at the unveiling of the
monument to Gen. Grant at Leayen.
worth on the 14th of September. The
orators of the occasion are Senator In
gals. Major Warner, Geo. r. Peck
and Chas. w. Blair.
Great bargains in wagons, stoves,
pumps etc. Having been Obliged to
take the stock of J. J. Casmire 4 Co.,
L will dispose of them at great bar.
gain. Now is the time to secure a
good two horse wagon cheap. l.. L.
NOrthrup.
The REGISTER sanctum has been
fragrant with peaches this week,
thanks to the kindness of some of our
horticultural friends. 1t seems like
old times in Kansas to be handling
peaches that could not be crowded I'M to |
a tea-cup.
County Surveyor Christian writes us |
that there are IL blocks in Elsmore as |
plated, instead of as we were errone- |
Cusiy informed the entire tOwnsite in.
go acres. The business
lots are 25x130 and the residence lots
50xl3O.
The largest yield of wheat we have
yet heard of is reported by Pete Dorm
berger who threshcd out 266 bushels
from acres-an average yield of So Is
busncis. If anybody has a bigger
thing than that to report, he has the
floor.
The State Agricultural Wheel and
the Farmers Alliance of Missouri are
both holding State Conventions in
and are talking of uniting
the two orders under the name Ear
mers and Laborers Union of Ameiica.u
The Missouri Pacific advertises an
over its line to Salt Lake
City and Ogden,o ,on August 20. Round
trip tickets $50, good for 30 days with
stop-Oyers at pleasure returning. In.
luire of Agent Morgan for particulars.
Because you didn't find exactly
" hat suited you a. Ewart's one day is
no reason why you might not find 1t
the next day for he is receiving new
goods by nearly every train. He is
bound to meet the demand.
Colony Free Press: The lola gas
well has been thoroughly tested and
found satisfactory to the company.
The streets will be lighted, we learn,
with the gas. Our friends down there
are, consequently, happy.
Harvest excursions for 1889, via Mo.
Pac. Ry,On August 5th and Goth, Sept.
10Th and oath and October Sth. We
will sell round trip exursiOn tickets at
It one fare for the round trip. G. w. .lt
Morgan, Agent.
The Mo. Pac. round trip rate to Mil
vaukee is only Sl7.05, tickets good for
70 days. This may not be quite the
me ceut rate demanded by the Il. A.
&. but it is too close to it to figure out ,
he difference.
Remember that no difference what
may be made for other
machines, the White is really the .
Standard, and it sells on as favorable
erns and at as low a price as any.
\. w. Beck.
The dramatic season at the Opera ,
House was opened last night by the ,
,tinson & Tanner Comedy Co., in the [
LAY engaged" The performance a
will be repeated tonight aud to.mor- |
ow night.
Every farmer should subsribe for the
Kansas Farmer. Pay up your SUBJ
cription to the REGISTER aud a year
n advance, and we will send it to you
hree months as premium, free of
harge.
Messers Bostwick & Smeltzer say
hey have more money cheaper and
uicker than any one else. They
make loans on all classes of property,
nd trade horses cattle and merchan-
Use.
In publishing the list Of successful
ppli5ants for teachers certificates, the O
ame Of II. Jay Wilmington was 4