The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-07-01


prospects for another big crop of corn.
Nice hams, bacon, and all kinds o.
country produce at the Grange Store.
Farmers, call on Gorrell for all worl
usually done in a wagon and blasmith
shop.
Mr.. Devor has moved his barber
shop to the east side of Washington Az
enue.
Fire works and candies for the
Fourth of July can be had at c. A,
Steele's.
Calvin Rice, station agent at High
land, Kansas, was at home on a visit
this week.
job work, from visiting cards to
half sheet posters, promptly executed at
this office.
Farmers who have sown fax report
that it is looking we'll and promises q
heavy yield.
Our streets were crowded with teams
last Saturday, and our merchants done a
big business.
Web. Bostwick is buying fat cows
to ship, and he says he is paying a good
price for them.
Our Democratic friends have been
almost afraid to read the news from st.
Louis this week.
Richards & COwan have a large
stock of fruit jars which they are of.
fering at low prices.
For bargains in real estate, or il
you have houses to rent or want to rent
a house-call on Bowlus.
-"Old Reliable" keeps his store we'll
stocked with groceries, provisions, con-
fectioneries and fruits.
Our corn buyers have not been able
to get cars enough to ship the corn
brought to market this week.
AT r. B. Stevenson's drug store you
will find a good stock of paints, oils
wall paper, picture cords, etc.
Highest market price paid for coun-
try produce, and groceries and provis-
ions sold very low, at John Francis.
The grove on Elm creek is being
fitted up in good style for the 4th OF
July celebration. Don't fail to attend.
Mr.. H. Baldwin of the firm of Inge
& Baldwin, live stock and grain brokers,
Kansas City, came down home this week.
Mr.. Newton, who was in our county
several weeks last summer buying cat
tie, is again here for the same purpose.
C. W. Apple has large stock of
picture frames on commission. He is
selling them cheap. Call and examine
them.
Hartman & Casmire are selling The
best of reapers and mowers, and all
kinds of improved agricultural imple-
ments.
ALI the different societies and Or
CARNATIONS in the county should come in
procession to the celebration on the
Fourth.
In your preparations for the Fourth
when you are wanting any thing in the
dry goods line call and examine Col
born's stock.
Some unknown parties went to Mr..
Proctor's ice house and after helping
themselves to ice left it open so that all
his ice melted.
Tine County Treasurer's Office chan.
ges hands next week, Mr.. J. B. Young
succeeding Mr.. Thrasher as custodian Of
the peoples money.
Prof. Kedzie, of the Manhattan Ag-
ricultural College, is expected make an
analysis at the mineral we'll to-day Of
the water therefrom.
John Mccoy, who has been travel
ing with Palmer & Briggs patent
washing machine for some time past re-
turned home this week.
We received from Congressman
Goodin this week a copy of his speech in
favor of the bill for the equalization Of
the bounties of soldiers.
There is a great deal more rejoicing
among the Republicans of our town than
among the Democrats over the nomina-
ton of Tilden ut st. Louis.
The large number of people that
throng Yates cash dry goods house is
proof that he is offering great bargains
and giving good satisfaction.
Good times coming sure, and that
you may not be looking seedy, when the
long looked for does arrive, have Ire
land put you up new suit Of clothes.
j. D. Simms was in st. Louis last
Monday, and he reports that the friends
of the different Democratic aspirants for
the Presidency were having lively time.
We received an article this week
too late for publication from J. A. Christy
in reply to statements in the Humboldt
Union of the 10th of June under the