The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-07
LOCAL NOTES.

| -Fresh lemons At Billy Browns.
Additional local on second page.
Dwelling houses are still in de-
mand.
Pure drugs and chemicals At Ste.
venson's.
Mrs. Hays has q nice lot Of fresh
lemons.
Best five cent cigar in town At Billy
Browns. +.
Attend the primary meetings next
Wednesday.
INCEST eating apples in town al
Billy Browns.
School will probably commence one
week from next Monday.
-Ladies, call and look at Downer'a
"White" Sewing Machine.
-vane & Calvert's mixed paints
best in the market, at Scotts.
"A complete assortment of drugs at
prices to suit the times at SCOTS.
There is not tailor in Linn county,
according to the Pleasanton Observer.
Something new-that Basket Fired
Japan Tea at RICHARDS & CowAN's.
White lead and mixed paints, at
hard pan prices, At R. B. Stevenson's.
Try that picked salmon at
RICHARDS 4 CowAN's.
Read the call on our second page
for the Republican County Convention.
"A scrub race" at the Fair ground
Tuesday last attracted the average
finance grumbler.
Every medicine that has any repu>
tation in the cure of chills and fever can
be found at Scott's.
Peaches are rot turning out as well
as was expected. Bitter and sun burnt
and generally small.
"A good farm in Illinois to trade for
a good farm in Kansas. Enquire of E.
II. Downer. lola, KS.
Lime at the Mound Lime Kiln one
half mile south of lola on the Humboldt
road. s. TRUMBULL.
Music binders, albums of all kinds,
violins. strings, etc, in endless profusion
at the popular corner brick of R. B.
Stevenson.
Letter heads, bill heads, statements
posters, blanks, business cards, calling
cards and envelopes, neatly printed at
TIE REGISTER office.
The firm Of o. P. Northrup & Co.
will lay In the largest stock of fall and
winter goods ever brought to Southern
Kansas during the next week or two.
1T is unsafe to slap an acquaintance
Familiarity Oh the shoulder just now.
Both look foolishly at the bottle of beer
Jared from its safe repose under the arm.
~ am desirous of giving private les.
Cons in Latin, German or the Sciences
Will teach at reasonable rates. Persons
wishing instruction in any of the above
will please let ME know.
ALICE l.. CROSBY.
"A lady correspondent of the Chris
tian Adrocate. writing from fashionable
watering place after dance, says: "The
low necked dress is an abomination into
which the press ought to look" Couldn't
think of it!
We desire to impress upon the Re-
publicans of this county the necessity of
selecting good men as delegates to the
County Convention. Let them 60 un-
pledged as to any candidate and work
only for the good Of the party.
Dumb ague, chills and fever, and
all malarial diseases, are speedily and
permanently cured by the MARSH AGUE
CURE. By natural process it separates
the INidsm from the blood and expels it
from the system. !isk your druggist for
it. Price so cents-liquid or pills. 1w
Twill sell at public sale on Saturday
Sept. 18th. at my place, two miles east
Of lola, five head of horses, seven head
cattle, one lumber wagon, two sets har.
ness, one buggy and harness, farming
and other articles too num-
erous to mention. Terms. cash.
JOHN Brown. 4
The fourth quarterly meeting of the |
Methodist Protestant Church will be
held (DV. in Olive Branch School House |
September 7th and 9th. Quarterly Con- |
ference and the election of delegates to
the Annual Conference at 2 p. m. Satur-
day. Preaching Saturday night and
Sunday morning.
w. H. MAKEANEY, Pastor.
MARSH AGuE CURE efectually Grad !
icatee all miasmatic diseases from the |
system. It cures the worst cases of Ter,
han or third day ogue, as well Is the
mildest forms of chills and fever, after |
,ther remedies fail. Ask your druggist |
Tor it. Price only so cents. For sale
By Jno. w Scott.
We have before Us . copy of Foote
/ Slie's singing book, entitled, stepping |
Stone to Singing,"-published BY Kan
'as Publishing House, Topeka. This
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