The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-03-25

day.
Susie d., an infant daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. A. Hartley died last Wedn
esday.
Hartman and Casmire have goo,
assortment of farm and garden imple
mepts.
"A new monthly paper has beer
started at Topeka called the "Iavestor'
Guide"
ireland keeps his stock of piec'
goods complete, and is doing livel!
business.
The Kelley Bros have opened a bar
Der shop in the building formerly occu
pied by Nichols.
The warm weather promised by
Prof Tice about the middle of Marcel
has not reached us.
There was not a quorum present al
the meeting of the City Council lasI
Monday evening.
An open winter is very pleasant,
but snow storms and freezing nights in
March are horrible.
Those farmers who thought of plant.
ing corn the last of this month have
changed their minds.
Charley Casmire and Harry Muth
will herd your milch COW this summer
for fifty cents month.
The announcement that there is
money in the city treasury fails to bring
to the 'front.'.
L. c. Munger runs his meat market
in satisfactory manner. He will not
be undersold by any one.
They have L new drug and spice
mill at Jno Francis which enables them
to furnish purs fresh spices.
Harlan started for Wichita last Sat
urday with number of horses which he
proposed selling at that place.
Richards & Cowan are making prep
arations for large stock of groceries and
provisions for the spring trade.
-"Old Reliable" in addition to his
complete stock of confectioneries, keeps
all kinds groceries and provisions.
E. n. Yates has just received a
mammoth stock of clothing, boots, shoes,
dry goods, etc. Call and see them.
-Lippiacott's Monthly for April is at
hand and as usual is hailed by its nu-
merous friends as welcome visitor.
Attorneys johnson and Hoffman of
Garnett and Col. Carpenter of Chsnute,
were in attendance at court this week.
Judge Bassett heard the Geneva
Academy case last Wednesday afternoon.
He reserves his decision for few days.
There will be public examination
of teachers at the school house in this
place next Saturday. See notice else
where.
The good Templars are taking Usage
township by storm. Some eighty mem
bers have already been received and the
end is not yet.
Mr.. Newton has moved out on his
farm and J. HI. Richards has moved into
the house which was thus vacated-the
Davis property.
IS. J. Cowas, our P. NJ, is playing a
couple of games Of chess by mail. One
with an Ottawa man and the other with
a man in Lawrence.
"A number of strangers in town this
week Cooking at the country" The
emigration to Kansas during the centen-
NAL year will be large
II. A. Needham has moved to Hum
boldt for the purpose of taking charge
of the Neal House and has changed its
name To Munroe House.
--Regardless of Republican gains and
Democratic shrinkage you will always
find dry good, groceries and furniture at
The lowest prices G: Northrup's.
w. L. Bartels now has good large
stock of harness, saddles. collars, brides,
etc. His work gives good satisfaction
and he is doing thriving business.
Read the advertisement of Conoyer
Bros. in another column. They have a
arge and complete stock of musical in
struments of all kinds, also sheet music.
The Beard of County Commission
ers will meet in regular session q. the
court honse Monday the 10th day o;
April. According to an act of the late
Legislature the Commissioners will here
liter allow bill, only at oegu'ar 70 ee,ings.