The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-08-31

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Additional local on second page.
Fruit cans 1t Henderson q Roots.
Pure drugs and chemicals At Ste
venson's.
Best Eve cent cigar in town at Bill,
Browne.
| Mrs. Hays has . nice lot Of fresl
lemons.
! Repair. for mowers At Henderson 4
Roots.
INCEST eating apples in town Al
Billy Browns.
N-Miss Mary Loomis is quite sick with
typhoid fever.
lVAsher Bell has been stopping at
home this week.
Mrs. Jas. Templin is quite ill of 9
fever of some kind.
Drop in and take look at Steven
sons fancy articles.
"Billy" Browns little boy is very sick
with typhoid fever.
-Vane & Calvert's mixed paints
best in the market, at SCOTS.
Ex-senator d. w. Finney of Woodson
County was in town last week.
"A complete assortment of drugs at
prices to suit the times at Scott's.
iNThe Garrett band has been engaged
to play at the Neosho Falls Fair.
Something new-that Basket Fired
Japan Tea at RICHARDS & CowAN's.
Call on Henderson & Root for now
ers, rakes and all farming implements.
IVAngelo Scott is expected home from
his European trip the last of next week
Miss Cora Thrall has been very sick
With malarial fever for the last ten days.
Try that picked salmon at
RICHARDS & CowAN's.
Two Of Mr.. c. u. Briggs children
are suffering from severe attacks of ague.
Mr.. S. H. Dodge, of the Garrett
Plaindealer, spent the Sabbath at lola
this week.
The attention of our readers is called
to the new ordinances published on ouI
second page.
Every medicine that has any repu>
tation in the cure of chills and fever can
be found at Scott's.
"A good farm in Illinois to trade for
a good farm in Kansas. Enquire of E.
II. Downer. lola, KS.
Mr.. Shaw's little son. George, died
last Saturday night after a protracted
illness of some weeks duration.
HMiss Abbie Gray, niece Of Mr.. Bev-
ington, was very sick the fore part of this
week, but is better now.
MIR. VIM. Valet, station agent at
Garnest. is at the Mineral Well under
going treatment for rheumatism.
The Humboldt cornet band was up
to lola last Saturday to assist the Demo
Gratis in making their nominations.
Lime at the Mound Lime Kiln one
half mile south of lola on the Humboldt
road S. TRCMBULL.
Biggest day ever seen in lola, Fri
day. Sept. 9th, everybody will be here
to see the show. Nv
v-"Sam" Cowan went up to Topeka
this week to see that the state convsn-
ton managed every thing ION the square,"
Hartman & Casmire sold 60 dozen
of tin fruit cans last Saturday. Who
says that Kansas is not good State for
fruit?
NMrs. F. NJ. Ingersoll. mother of Mr..
Ingersoll, of The REGISTER, has been
very ill this week, but is now slowly i'm
proving.
Miss Minehart, of Kansas City, who
has been stopping at the Mineral Well
for some time past returned home last
Tuesday.
Castor oil, pure white $3.50 per
gallon; lard oil. winter strained, 80
cents; !ubricating oil, so cents; at Ste
venson's drug store.
Letter heads, bill heads, statements
posters, blanks, business cards, calling
cards and envelopes, neatly printed at
THE REGISTER Office.
,ZMr. A. G. Jones has a crab apple
tree in full bloom. 1t has already borne
fruit once this year, and CAL" expects a
fine second crop about Christmas.
V-County Clerk Slower got back from
his eastern trip last Saturday. He looks
hale and hearty, and we think the pnre
air of the Pine Tree State agrees with
hiW
V-Mr. H. A. Perkins, went up to To-
peka this week to help run the State
He was alternate for d.
Sims, and will take Anthony straight
in his every time.
1.-The largest bulletin board for ad-
tertising purposes ever seen here, was
erected by the agents of Anderson's show
occupies one entire side of our square.
It is in itself show. 1w
Mr.. E. T. Thompson, who lives on
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