The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-06-03

; politics.
"A Fourta fully celebration il bein
talked up.
-Rsad the notice Of "strayed." Il
another column.
The great blood puriger ofthe ase-
lola Mineral water.
]: -Bowlus Il eGering . number of bar
Igairs in real essAse.
Union meeting at the Presbyterian
church tomorrow evening.
-"Old Reliable has . large stock o.
aoar which he Is selling cheap.
District Clerk, G. n. Simpson ha,
been on the sick list this week.
-Gras is making such rapid growth
that it will soon do to cut for hay.
Mr.. Simms, of Illinois, is visiting
with his daughter Mn. Harmon Scott.
Won't some one ofour old settlers fur.
nish rs with some historical sketches?
The lola Cooperative store, at
SCOTS old corner, is doing good bust
ness.
Corn has been brought to market in
large quantities during the past few
days.
-Colborn keeps . good stock Of dry
goods, hats, shoes, ETC., and sells cheap
for cash.
"A good assortment of wall paper,
paints, brushes, ETC., at r. B. Stevenson's
drug store.
The pic mic to-day will be in the
grove on Elm creek, west Of the Hum
boldt road.
Mr.. Childs of Neosho county has
moved into Mr.. Davis house. He comes
to try the mineral water.
You will find good stock of furni-
ture at Northrups, also . good stock of
dry goods, clothing, etc.
Mr.. B. Brewster returned home this
week from his trip to Florida and visit to
his old home in New York.
For all kinds of work usually done
in a black smith shop, call on L. H. Cor
rell. He guarantees satisfaction.
Frank Muth has opened studio at
Humboldt and is painting portraits for
some of the citizens of that place.
You can get board and lodging at
the Centennial Bakery and Restaurant,
or a good meal at any hour Of the day.
Lost, a cuff button the shape of .
NJ. Any one finding it will be suita-
bly, rewarded by leaving it at this Office.
Ireland always keeps . good stock
Of piece goods and guarantees satisfac-
ton. Call on him when you want new
clothes.
Farmers always find . good stock of
groceries and provisions at Richards &
Cowan's, also q good market for their
produce.
Property of all kinds is valued much
higher than it was while the township
trustees were round making up the As
sessment roll.
Those hand-plows at G. A. Steele's
are just the thing for persons who have
large gardens. Charley is also agent for
reapers and mowers.
You should never come to town
without calling at Yates cash dry goods
house. You will always find there q
large stock of goods offered at low prices.
Republicans, read the call for dis.
trict conventions to elect delegates to the
convention at Fl. Scott.
Don't fail to attend the primaries in your
respective townships.
-Fresh meat is hard to keep now that
we have no ice. and the demand for
hams is greater than it
otherwise would be. You will find them |
1t John FranciS store.
Farmer who have alfalfa growing
report that it is doing we'll. Every one
who has experimented with it Is con.
WINGED that it will prove very profitable
to the farmers of this State.
"A late decision of the State Supreme
Court makes cities and towns liable for |
damages from imperfect sidewalks. Will
the City Council and Street Commis- |
sioner please make . note of this.
Hartman & Casmire are Furnishing |
! number of reapers and mowers to our
farmers. In addition to their complete
'tock of hardware they keep . good sup |
ply of farm implements of all kinds.
-Bowlus returned this week from .
zip to Carthage, No., and is now ready
% furnish bargains in real estate to those
Who want to purchase. Strangers want
ing to look at the country should call on
him.
Tho County Sunday School Conven-
ion met in the Presbyterian church in
his city this week. There was . good
and pleasant and profitable
reason Vas enjoyed by the friends of the
Sunday School cause.
NO matter how fine . set of harness
vou may want Mr.. Bartles will put them
up for you cheaper than you could get
he same East. He has good stock of
III kinds Of goods usually found in .
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