The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-03-16
LOCAL NOTES.

LOCAL NOTES.
:. Set out trees.
r Get out your croquet.
Come and zee OLD RELIABLE.
Time to get your garden plowed.
Two Orphans" cigars at c. A. S.
Buy your furniture of Hartman 1
Casmire.
Hedge plants, by the million, a
Lehmann's.
Geneva was well represented in Iol,
last Tuesday.
Plenty of ten cent picture frames a
G. w. Apples.
Court will probably last the CREATE
part Of next week.
-"Who is thereT' Only the assessor
knocking at the door.
Mrs. G. w. Apple has fine lot o.
house plants for sale.
Considerable garden truck ha.
already been planted.
| Paper and oil window shades at Ste.
venson's-very cheap.
Y The spring of 1868 was about as
early as the present one.
The implement dealers are doing a
rushing business just now. 4.
Read the new local notices. They
tell you where to get bargains.
"A large number of Usage folks were
in town this week. attending court.
-Genuine summer thunder showers
this week. Monday night especially.
"A. G. Jones has lately put up pair
of fine Fairbanks scales on his farm.
Say, Tim, didn't you pretty nearly
get into the wrong pew. Sunday night.
The elevator is in active operation.
Their advertisement will appear next
week.
"A lot of new clocks just received at
Chas. Steele's, and will be sold very
cheap.
Rev. J. S. Kline will preach at thu
NJ. E. church tomorrow, morning and
evening. 4
If everybody could only sing as we'll
as they think they do, what a musical
world this would be.
The largest stock of oil and paper
window shades ever brought to lola, at
Stevenson's drug store.
j. D. Cotton, living few miles
south of town, rejoices over the advent
of a new boy at his house.
Died, at Carlyle ON the morning of
Sunday last of pneumonia, Mrs. Uriah
Thomas, aged about 25 years.
Hon. J. L. Arnold has our thanks
for copy of the fifth annual report of
the State Board of Agriculture.
Finest and largest assortment of
window shades ever brought to Southern
Kansas, just opened out at Stevenson's.
Remember that the most complete
assortment of drugs proper. to be found
found in Southern Kansas is at SCOTS.
The premium lists of the Allen |
County Fair to be held at lola next fall |
should be gotten out earlier this year
than last.
If you want rare drugs and chemi-
Gals, with jaw.breaking names. that no
body else keeps, you can find them At
DR.. Scott's.
Those wishing to purchase muslin
by the bolt would do we'll to call and
examine the new stock at o. P. North
rup's & Co.'S.
If the number of teams and people
in town last Saturday was any indica-
ton, the merchants must have done a
rousing business.
j. H. Crossmunn & Co., of Hum
bOldt advertise money to loan, instead
Of Crossmun, Watts & Co. 1t was the
printers mistake.
That is a nice job of work being
done on the south side of Madison ave.
nue. from Washington avenue east.
How much will it cost =?
Stevenson has new brand of cigars
which cost q quarter apiece. Call and
zee them, for they are what their name
'igni6es, "New Sell"
From the appearance If egg crates
It the grocery stores We judge that the
chickens are doing their part towards
getting ready for Easter.
Wall paper, 1900 rolls OF the new
st patterns and latest styles, which
must be sold. Call at the corner drug
tore, and see Stevenson.
Alex. Brown requests US to say that
lis house was Insured in the Continental
Fire Insurance Company of New York,
md that the agent last week settled the
oss to his entire satisfaction.
Its bad habit to be late at church,
md by. the way, Rev. Mr.. Clark in his I
ermon last Sunday, at the Presbyterian 4
hurch, gave the congregation good
in that particular.
Lehman is still receiving car load