The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-03-17

Inc corner on coal OIL mas OtOKel
up and it is now down to forty cents.
-Chas. D. Briggs painted the sign 70
the new hardware store of Cook & Co.
j L. Dennison, of Usage Mission
was in town attending court this week.
The best is always the cheapest
Buy the anchor Flour" at FRAN
CHS. LIFT
M. G. Northrup, OF Geneva, was il
town Saturday. Milt. looks a. we'll q
ever.
Now is about the right time for oul
ladies to send to Wick for choice flower
seeds.
No further cases of scarlet fever il
or around town 20 far as we haYe beer
able to learn.
Mr.. VIM. Mcclure lost his youngest
child last Saturday, it is supposed by
scarlet fever.
"A member of the school board IN
forms us that school will open again
next Monday.
Died. in Usage township on the 2Sth
ult., of erysipelss, Mr.. James Osborn,
aged II years.
in the case of the State of Kansas
against Hamrick the defendant wae
fonnd not guilty.
-Cowan & Richards have fixed up
the front Of their building-adding a
new stairway, etc.
City election the second of April.
Candidates should announce their names
in The REGISTER.
No prairie state in lhe Union excels
Kansas in the variety and excellence of
its building stone,
The fixtures in the post Office build
ing have been taken out, and the room
is being replastered.
y. F. Colborn has re-arranged the
shelving in his store so as to accommodate
the new goods he is receiving.
j. E. Thorpe, has been resident of
lola township for 20 years, to-day. He
wants to know who can beat that.
Rev. D. H. Fielding, pastor of the
Baptist Church at Garrett, was down
to lola the first of the week on visit.
-Acers has set out over seven hun.
dred young forest trees at the Mineral
Well. He viii have beautiful place.
MIR. Boake, of Lebanon, Ohio, who
has been stopping at Mr.. Cooks for a
time, has purchased farm south of lola.
If you wish to know what was done
at the late session Of the Legislature
read the list of laws on our fourth page.
We received call last Wednesday
from s. NJ. Ford, the weli-known travel
ing correspondent of the Kansas City
Times.
We notice in the Ottawa Triumph
notice of "Pampas," or "rice corn" The
american Agricultural denounces it as a
fraud.
"A sick horse laid down on one of the
strtets Saturday to die, but the boys tor
mented it 90 that it finally got up and
trotted away.
Read Mr.. Cogswelps card in this
weeks paper. The complaint il q just
one and deserves the attention of our
business men.
R, B. Stevenson has just received a
new and fresh stock of drugs, medicines,
tic. Call and see him and ge. your pre-
'criptions filled. 1w
Murray & Richards and Gates & |
Keplinger seem to have spite at each
'ther. At least, they are generally found
IN opposite sides.
We acknowledge the receipt of q
'opy Of Gov. Anthony's message veteing
he Senate bills for the relief of Douglas
md Leavenworth counties.
Married 1t the residence of L. L. Low,
N the Nth inst, by J. K. Boyd. Esq,
VT. EW/Wolff and Mary E. Higgins,
Illof Allen County, Kansas.
MIR. ]. NJ. Perkins little daughter
lied Thursday night. We did not
earn of what complaint. Funeral ser
ices were held yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. A. P. Gilmore came home from
'elow last week. He was summoned
ere on account of sickness in his family.
)ne of his children was buried Monday.
We are under obligations to the
adies who got up the festival for Rev.
dr. Mqth, for superb cake, which was
eft at the Office for the printers, Saturday
ftsrnoon last. Many thanks.
Hartman & Casmire will continue
cell hardware at - low rates, q it can
. bought for any where in the county.
ioFg: don't ssem . bit scare over the
dvent Of 4 new hard ward stoYa. II