The Iola register., 1891-10-30

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this list Of blanks and save 1t. viii
send them to any district in Allen Co
II Clerks Record, 81 80
Clerks Order Book, so
Clerks Order Book with Voucher, ~
Teachers Grade Register, rs
tl Treasurer's Record, S1.25
Treasursr's Warrant Register, Sl.W
Whites Teachers Register, so
, Economic Teachers Register, 10
Filters for Teachers Register, .35
. Also the most complete stock o
school supplies in this part of the
state. w. ]. Evans.
/ Laurence Record. An Allen coun.
ty man has been sentenced to confine-
ment in the Osawatomie insane asy-
lum for his belief in perpetual motion.
Thus does the bigotry Of the nine
teenth century persecute the adven-
turous voyagers over the sea of sci
ence. The victim should have COTTON
into an office, and in continued hold
upon it, and in canvassing for returns
to it he would have been on the way
to realizing his discovery.
The people of Salem township, hav-
ing been visited by hail and fire, say
they are looking for birthstone next.
But in spite of hail, fire and brim-
stone, we are betting our old clothes
that they come out all right yet. They
have got too much pluck and vim to
be kept down very long even by the
visitations of providence.
At the preachers meeting held last
Monday morning before Rev. Hyatt
left the city it was seen that accord
ing to the program followed here for a
number of years among the different
denomina tions, that the Thanksgiving
service will go to the Methodist
Church, and Rev. Shaley of the Re
formed Church will preach the SER
mon.s
The ''young crowdn is getting to
the front in Allen county. E. ID. Cur
tis trustee of Geneva township, does
MT look to be much more than out of
his teens, but he made so good trus-
tee last year that his party renominat-
ed him this year and he will undoubt-
edly be elected. Which is as it should
be.
G. w. McDaniels who acquired q
very unsavory reputation in this cOun-
| ty, was arrested i'm Woodson county
recently ON complaint of Hugh Brady
and put under $500 bonds to keep the
peace. He has thus far been unable
to give the required bond and i'm de-
fault of it he now languishes in Jail.
AS a matter of accommodation to
those who have not responded to our
first call, we have decided to extend
the date for the settlement of bills due
US thirty days longer. But this Is pos
itively the last call. All accounts
must be settled by Nov. 1, 1891.
Richards & Welch.
The Library ladies desire to an
nounce that they will give an enter
fainment in the Opera House on Fri
day evening, Nov. 13. A wood saw
ing contest by the girls will be one of
the features of the program, the re-
mainder of which will be announced
next week.
The street force has been putting in
O number of new cross walks this
| week. A man whose business takes
him into nearly every town in Kau-
sas says that he does not know one,
great or small, which keeps its side
walks in 80 good condition as those of
lola are kept.
"I've seen several big woolly CATER
pillars lately" says Charlie Moore,
hand they were black at both ends
and brown in the middle. That
means we are going to have a hard
winter this fall and hard winter
next spring with warm spell in be-
tween."
J. Rosen berger of Carlyle, has rent
ed the Pancoast gallery and will occupy
it Immediately after election as shoe
shop. Mr.. Rosenberger worked at
the shoemaker's trade for so years,
and is thus able to guarantee satisfac-
ton. Give him a share of your patron
age.
David Klink, miles south of lola,
will have public sale of all kinds of
stock, farming implements and house
hold furniture including a cook stove,
heating stove and a sewing machine,
ON Friday Sept. 9th. See bills from
this office for terms and particulars.
Mr.. G.. w. Colgin has returned from
the Southwest where he has been en-
gagged i'm running threshing machine.
In finishing up the last job he had the
misfortune to run pitchfork through
his foot which will be likely to dis
able him for some time.
The Indian summer haze in the air
this week is doubtless due to the
smoke from the Indian Territory. I'M
mense prairie fires have swept over
the country destroying life and pro-
Derty. The after effect here however
Is pleasant enough.
Moran Herald. Mr.. w. HI. Rick
etts, of lola, has charge of the Shock
ey stock of goods for Mr.. Ewart. Mr..
Ricketts, is good business man and
very pleasant man to do business
with. 1t will pay you to give him a
call.
If you are going to have a public
sale bring your bills to the REGISTER
office. We print them at the regular
price and give notice of the sale free
in the REGISTER-which Is alone
worth the price charged for the bill.
Mr.. w. F. Servey was called to
Pennsylvania last Saturday by tele-
gram announcing the illness of his
wife who is visiting there. Mrs. Ser
vey,s numerous lola friends will hope
the illness is not serious.
The TrdreIer says man was in Arkansas City
the other day who was so large that forty
pound watermelon he was carrying looked like
goose egg.-K. c Star
That must have been Con. Null. He
was down at Arkansas City few
days ago.
Rev. A. S. Freed will preach next
Sunday morning and evening in the
G.. A. r. Hall, as the repairs on the
M. f.. church cannot be finished this