The Iola register., 1889-11-29

Mrs. Sarah Hutton, of Geneva town.
ship, wife of ID. l.. Hutton, died at her
home on last SUNDAY after an illness
of only three days. The funeral SER
vices were held in the Baptist Church
at lola on Monday afternoon, Reys.
Moore and Hankins officiating. aud
the remains were inferred in the lola
cemetery. Mrs. Hutton was a sister
of l.. A. and W, G. Thrasber and had
a great many friends who grieve her
sudden death. She leaves her hus-
band and four children, all of whom
except the youngest boy, are married I.
Copies Of the tax rolls for Usage,
Marmaton and Elsmore townships
have been placed at the bank of s.
c. Warner, at Moran, and he asks us
10 notify owners of property in those
townships that be will pay their taxes
and give them their receipt for the
email sum of % cents. This will Ger.
tsinly be a great convenience to those
living in that vicinity, saving them
time and trouble as well as expense.
The editor of this paper started to
st. Louis Tuesday to get his share of
the $50, GOO provided BY the euterpris-
ing people of that city for the enter
tainment of the delegates to the Ma
tional Silver Convention,-note of
which is made to account for the
dearth of local news which may be ap-
parent ia this weeks issue.
See here, Wheat is cheap and we
offer you -four and feed at these prices
Patent" at $500 per hundred pounds.
Bakers" at 81 so per hundred pounds
Fancy" at 81 20 per hundred pounds,
meal at 60 cents per hundred pounds,
chop at 40 cents per hundred pounds,
bran at 60 cents per hundred pounds
Thayer & Gilmore.
have secured the agency for Down
ing's Remedies for impurities of the
blood, Kidney and Liver diseases,
Chronic Rheumatism. These reme-
dies are warranted. On each bottle is
a printed guarantee and 1 will freely
refund the money in any case where
the patient is not benefited. DR.. ]. w.
Scott.
Yates Center Tribune: Bv the re-
signing of Postmaster Slack, at Piqua,
the postoffice squabble has been OPEN
ed up again at that place. There are
three aspirants for the position, all of
whom seem well recommended. We
hope that in the Iext appointment the
right man will get the right place.
At this writing, Tuesday noon, it
has been raining and is raw and chilly
with a good prospect that the next
day or two may see the fulfilment OF
our last weeks prophesy. Ifit should
happen to turn out that way We will
do our Growing next week If it does
not-why, it is no fault of ours.
The ladies of the w. r. c. are re-
minded that at the next meeting Fri
DAY, Dec 6. the assistant inspector,
Mrs Mary A. Crow, will be present to
inspect the Corps. Iu is also the regu-
lar night for the election of officers, so
that, on both accounts. a tull atten-
dance is especially required.
GdrneH Eagle: Rev. J. B. Ford. of
lola, conducted the quarterly meeting
exercises here last Saturday and Sum-
day in place Of the presiding elder,
who was engaged elsewhere. Bro.
Ford preached four very excellent ser.
mons and his visit here created a fsv-
orable impression upon our people.
1t is rare thing for L. B. Pearson,
of Salem, to visit us without handing
In tbe name of new subscriber. And
he visits Us pretty often. IF the REG
ISTER had a few such friends as Pear
son in each township it would soon be
in every household in the county.
All those heating and itching hu-
mors OF the scalp, so troublesome to
many persons. are effectually cured by
the use of Ayers Hair Vigor If not
attended to in time, these diseases are
very liable to result in loss Of the hair.
BLOOD tells.n We may not be able
to infure royal and noble blood into a
mans veins; but we can do better;
We can expel from them, all impure
and poisonous huruors by the use of
Ayers Sarssparilla. Pure blood is the
best kind Of royal blood.
The attention of grocers is called to
the remarks of our Prairie Dell cores
pondent about the dairyman and his
cheese. If the strange tale Is true
then it might be cheaper to put Kan
sas City brand on the cheese here than
10 pay freight on ii 200 miles,
The REGISTER Is glad tn note that
the Library ladies are taking special
pains TO gather up all the Kansas
books they can lay hands on. A kan
sas shelf'wili prove to be avery inter-
estiDg collection of books in the course
of few years.
This paper is dated Friday, Noyem-
Der ., for the sake of consistency, but
is issued on Thursday for the sake OF
convenience-and a good dinner. so
whenever you see "to day" il means
to-day and not tomorrow.
Mr.. Amos Shively, an enterprising
young farmer of Marmaton township,
was in town Monday and called ou the
REGISTER. He says his crop this year
was tbs best he has raised since he has
been in the State,
Messers Bostwicd 4 sReitZer say
they have more money cheaper and
quicker than any one else. They
make loans on all classes of property,
end trade horses cattle and merchan-
disc
ReHssnher the Mo. Pacific runs
chair cars frssll lola to Kansas City,
making connectsoS Eith all east and
north bound trans fr0Ls thet point.
G. Morgan.