The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-07-07
WHAT THEY SAY.

-M2mmOt0 CxOPs
Lock your stable doom
-Farmsrs busy harvesting.
-Ice-water in good demand.
-Kansas il proud Of her schools.
-Tramps arc getting unusually thick.
The dry goods bog loafer is in full
blossom.
Fine cabbages in the market Cab
bass one.
Most Of tho "out townships" cele-
brated this year.
Tho latest out-a man with pint
bottle and latch key.
"A good many of our people cole
brated the 4th ct home.
Friday and Saturday next win be
gala days among our racing mon.
-"Ice cream when the red flag is out,"
is the way LOOMS notifies the public.
-Reimert has . monopoly in the tai
lor line. He always guarantees "fts."
The wet weather has caused . nu-
merous and annoying lot of mosquitoes.
The delinquent tax List will proba-
bly, be much smaller this year than last.
-Don't forget that J. F. Colborn's is
the the old reliable dry goods house Of
lola.
Japanese straw hats, with fiat crowns
and narrow brims, are worn by little
girls.
1t is said that arnica is good for q
sprained wrist caused by carving spring
chicken.
White & Chollette have q full stock
of lumber which they are selling at bed
rock prices.
Keep your eyes open for J. B.
Young's locals. He will keep you post
ed in bargains.
The County Commissioners, some
folks say, are frauds. Cause-they did
not pass that little bill.
sold Reliable" is always cheap.
Not cheap goods, but the best of gro
ceries, ETC., at "cheap" prices.
That nice young man won't tumble
out of the cherry trees again very soon.
One effort is enough he thinks.
Hartman will always sell you hard.
ware at the very lowest rates. Call and
he will convince you every time.
-Chas. Steele, at the post Office is al.
ways at hand with full stock of can
dies, confectionery, fruits, etc.
The delight of its possession is fire.
quently offset by the annoyance occa'
stoned by the-crying of the baby.
| Cook & Co. will not be undersold
and when you want hardware or any
thing in their line, call and see them.
The people of our State will have
to "string up few horse thieves pretty
soon or it won't be safe to own a horse.
Some of our citizens who went tc
Humboldt on the 4th, say that the cele
bration there was exceedingly "thin."
The Grange Store is popular place
to trade. Good goods and low prices
is the CO operative plan-and it works
we'll.
Richards & Cowan claim the honor o
being the Oldest grocery store in in town
Low, living prices, and 3 full stock il
their idea.
-Cowan & Ireland will always sci
you goods right. When they tell you al
article lie good, you can make up YOU
mind it is.
20. P. Northrup l. Co. are putting
everything in the dry goods and clothing
line way down. If you don't believeit
call and see.
The colored boys have purchased
band instruments, and now we suppos'
there will be aggravated "toots" al
along the line.
Yates will save you money every
time you come to town to buy dry good
providing you buy at his one-price, casl
drv ooods hnusa
-Bartels will sell you fly nets for tn
protection of your horses very cheap
He always hasa large line of everything
in the harness line. Call and see him.
Mrs. Hays is always prepared t.
give you good clean meal, and viii
always make you at home. Full line o
groceries which she will sell cheap.
The rainy weather we have had, fol
lowed by such pleasant days, is wha
makes the corn hold up its head, and de
clare that the wheat crop is not wortl
fooling with.
Fire works we're extensively dis
played on the public square at lola las
Wednesday night All the patriotism
bottled up during the day exploded q
night, We guess.
Geo. A. Bowlus, real estate agent
lola, Kansas, are words UNIVERSAL!
known. When you have property Il
sell, leave il with him, and we'll guaran
tee that it will be sold right.
II Our ministers must remember tina
the weather ID very warm and the sam
congregations which sits delighte,