The Iola register., 1891-01-23

J. w. Mcclure is in charge of tn
Lewis stock of dry-goods on the nortl
side and will sell the goods at nearly
your own price. A lot of new good
just received. Go and see him.
The Chicago Comedy Company ha'
been here three nights this week
One or two members of the company
have been on the stage before, but the
rest are green hands. Very green.
Mr.. Hyatt has been conducting
meetings at the Presbyterian church
every evening this week. Considers
BILE interest has been awakened and
the meetings will be continued nexI
week.
Mr.. John Mccullough, of New York
City is here visiting his brother. Mr.,
Mccullough is an architect by profess
sion and is much interested in our
marble which he prouounces very
fine stone.
Remember that the columns of the
REGISTER are always open for the
discussion of farm topics or any other
matters of interest. If you can say
"for the good of the order"
send it along.
Mr.. NJ. Carl, of Marmaton, made
this office pleasant call Tuesday.
The hog cholera has been very de-
in his neighborhood, he hay-
ing lost about 20 head and some of his
60 or 20.
The Nickel Plate restaurant has
been sold to Mr.. Al. Abrams, who
will take possession February /. Mr..
Abrams is a good man and the good
name of the Nickel Plate will not
suffer at his hands.
We neglected last week to note the
return home of Mr.. L. H. Hartman
who has been taking medical treat
ment in st. Louis for some time. He
Is very greatly improved in health,
we are glad to learn.
1t is my custom always to balance
my books the first of the year and l
expect all those who are owing me TO
make prompt settlement. Ifyou have
not the cash come i'm and give me
your note. d. Ewart.
Little Lord Fauntleroy is today the
most popular Comedy Drama on the
Stage, intensely pleasing
md amusing. The Grace Hezlep Com
oany are highly recommended where
ever they have appeared.
We had intended commenting some
what upon the resolutions adopted last
week by the County Assembly but
ind that our space will not permit
his week. We may have something
o say about them hereafter.
+. J.. Smith will sell at auction at
his farm one mile south and one half
nile east of Moran, on Wednesday,
February 4, 1891, Il horses, 13 cattle,
Imong them thoroughbred HOlsteip-
30 hogs, implements and
household goods.
While taking warm bath in his
DOM the other day Mr.. Thos. Nc
lure was seized. with an attack of
-ertigo and fell against a hot stove
,urning himself quite severely. He
9 now nearly recovered but is still
confined to the house.
McCook Post, G. A. II. and McCOok
amp S. of W, will hold joint in-
tallation of officers at Grand Army
lall tomorrow evening, January %.
There will be coffee and other things
md all the members of both Organiza-
ions are urged to be present.
ThayeR & Gilmore are handling coal
It the old stand, and solicit a share of
-our patronage. All persons knowing
indebted to them are urged
o call and settle by cash or note, as it
8 absolutely necessary that their
,ooks should be closed by February 1,
sol.
The REGISTERS report of the Legis-
ative proceedings is the most COM
'lete of that given by any weekly
,aper i'm the State so far as we have
deserved. 1t necessarily crowds out
ONE local matter but we believe that
most of our readers prefer the substi-
ution.
The n. NJ. Lynch stock of dry-goOds,
boots, shoes and notions, in
luding two show cases, at LaHarpe,
will be sold at constable's sale, begin
ling Monday, Jan. %, '81, and continu-
ng day after day until the entire stock
s sold. This is an excellent opportu-
lity to secure bargains. T. F. Strick-
and, constable.
ave are trying to make something
ut of our natural gas" said Cherry
ale business man to citizen of lola
he other day, "but I tell you that if
We had your marble you could take
IL the natural gas i'm the United
states and we would come out ahead
n the long run"
Bert Jones is earning good place
Or himself among Oklahoma newspa-
er men, by hard work and sticking
0 it. He is city editor of the Guthrie