The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-02-09
LOCAL NOTES.


\ Brick, at the Lumber Yard. 1w
l-Get ready to sow blue grass seed.
Who wants ice next summer, any
howf
Attend the road meeting next Sat-
urday.
The best -four in town at Goforth'a
Try it. 1w
\ The best -four for the least money,
Ut Goforth's. 1w
If you want . good -four for little
money, We have it. Il. 4 @.
The best cider vinegar-warranted
pure, at Goforth's. 1w
-Granulated al soda-best in the
market-at SCOTS. 1w
There is not q whisky distillery in
the State of Kansas. -
The best "aat tobacco" in town at
Goforth's. Try plug. w.
How many sleigh bells have you
heard jingle this year? -
The city hummer is abroad in the
land looking up the spring trade. I
"A good time to plant your spring
chickens, and set your greens"
Don't you forget it." stevenson's
drug store il the finest in Gown. IN
The new grocery store of Lehman
& Co. is working up first class trade.
Large assortment of building paper,
farpet lining, ETC., at the Lumber Yard.
"A cold, chilly wind that was, the
FIRST of the week. From the south, of
course.
Sims, Hart and McCarley shipped
four car load of hogs from lola, and one
from Colony. this week.
Gilt Edge Flour still takes the lead.
Go to Richards & Cowan's and get a
supply, while it is down. 1w
Remember that the most complete
assortment of drugs proper, to be found
found in Southern Kansas is at SCOTS.
Mr.. Helm, proprietor of the Allen
dale stock farm is expected to visit his
farm soon. He will be here next week,
probably.
The Commissioners will meet the
first Monday in March instead of Feb.
ruary. Our informant was mistaken
last week.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of Mr.. Namedorf, in this issue.
Give him call when wanting any thing
in that line.
Fair play" does not seem to be the
motto of some papers Notwithstanding
their desire to agree with anyone on
every subject.
-Marrisa, February 9th, 1873, at
lola, byyK. Boyd, Esq, Augustus
Stab And Mossella Rose, all Of Ander-
soz County, Kansas.
MIR. ]. H. Ladd has just completed
. combined desk and book case, that for
elegance and convenience is hard to
beat. 1t certainly reflects great credit
bn Mr.. Ladd's skill.
The Youths Companion of Boston is
one of the most enterprising sheets in
the country. It has twice the circula.
ton of any similar publication, and un-
questionsbly merits its success.
Don't do it. Don't neglect your
Cough. Get bottle of MdrsHs Golden
Balsam, of your druggist, and cure it
Immediately. Sample bottle 10 cents.
Regular sizes, 80 cents and $1.00. 1w
MIR. J. P. Delaplain, of Elm town.
ship, has been very sick with typhoid
for the past week. He was
not expected to live at one time, but
now it il believed that he will "pull
through"
Mr.. Powell Loss, . frst-class tailor,
has lately removed TO this place from
Lawrence, Kansas. Mr.. L. comes we'll
and will do frst-rate work
At reasonable prices. Read his notice in
local column.
-Outside of the farmers across the riveh
the business men in town ere the onesJ
that should be most interested in fixing
up that road. We have heard from but
few of them as yet. They are not dead
but sleepeth. n
Every teacher in this county should
send their name and address to the In
Manhattan, Kansas, and re-
that paper two months, free. Aforesaid
teacher will get more value received for
the three cent stamp he puts on his let.
ter than in any other manner.
AT the temperance meeting Thurs.
day night Mr.. Kerr, of Garrett, enter
tanned the audience with strong appeals
to the emotional nature of those present.
Mr.. K. is speaker of easy and pleasing
address, and il very earnest in his srgu-
ments and appeals. He lectured again
last night.
"A late number of the Ente,prise,
published at Barnesville, Ohio, chroni-
cles the arrest of two persons for rape;