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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-16

CCRANTON'S BATH HOTEL, BATH, Long
- Island opens June l. The hnest watering place in
America frscass hotel for families and transient guests
fine shades and lawn ned with walks ana flower plants
balcony Ia feet Wide around the entire build
iug excellent bar and billiard rooms reached by Hsmtoa
FERRY Greenwood rail 10 Bath addition 20 hotel
80 roons; Western Union Telegraph office in hotel now
open. Circulars ready Adpre.s -, .-,,, ,,-,-.
Steamer BAY RIDGE leaves Bath a. m, aud p. n
leaves Battery. Pier l. East River TO- e5O a. M S3o
and $50 p. IN.
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situattons mauteo- HIaIss

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN wishes
n lob in stOret is willing and obtgng Can or address
l,467 isi-ave.
TARDENER.-By a thoroughly competent
N man has seven years good city reference from his ast
employer. Address r., zoe oTange-st, newark \. !.
WATER. by Swedish man as waiter
w good city references. No. 2l6 East 4lst-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-16
FALL RIVER LINE
II FOR BOSTON

III FWK HONIUN
And an points East, via Newport ana Fall River.
Mammoth Palace steamers BRISTOL aud PROVIDENCE
leave New York day frm foot ~ MutrByst
-, =, SUNDAY TNIPS, I From
olo T. ~ June rs 60 september inc Pier % \. X.
Brooklyn passsug,GE transferred free by Annex" boats
leaving foot 81 Iuon-st az 4.3D o. ~.
MUSIC ny SFLESDlU BANDS AND ORGIES EAF,
Tickets aud StrrOoms secured at all principal hotels and
ticket OaiCes. az the pier AMI on steamers.
BORDEN e LOWELL, Agents.
L n--.Ann Or erL Ea--.nu.I AEenl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-16

GOOD BOARD at Cornwall on farm; two
NJ hours from New.YOr by Erie Railroad fifteen minutes
from depot 200 feet elevation milk aud vegetables from
farm healthy location fine view no malaria or mo.qnt0s
terms S3 20 per week Address CHAS T. MAlLLE h0un
tain Vile. Orange County, n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-16

RED STAR IINE-TO ANTWERP.
Carrying Belgian and United states Malls. Sailing semi
monthly Alternately from Pniaielphia and NewYOrk
NEDERLAND sails FRIDAY, Aug % u
For rates Of passage ana other information applyto
PETER WRIGHT q SONS General Agents.,
307 Wanutst, Philadelphia 81 broadway, New.Y York
JOHN MCDONALD Agent. 8 Battery place. New-IOrk
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Orean steamers

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
~ The only Transatlantic Line sailing under the AMERI
CAS FLAG. Sailing eyerv THURSDAY from PHILADELPHIA
OHIO sails Thursday Aug. %. a. IN.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF -JERSE

Trans leave Tor LngleWood UOsIs " 5 80 hi
ni saturday nights only at llSO p III sunuays VV0
]" annSi Sfipe valley aud MOnsey 700, Gas, $40 "
"a JNo N. ABBOTT, General fass'r Agent Ne"-AofN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-16

EREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Of Lbertyst for Freehold, at
7l5, DEE o. IN. 4. D. @ Il. IN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-07

! ] ,,J J / TT IT, I.
~ ( II Fl f. E. I:
3 Il T., :: :;
iai AND iao NEWARK Av. AND ios AND ioe RAIL
ROAD Av, JERSEY CITY.
- AND 81 MYRTLE Av.. AND %. %. AND % LAW
RENEE ST. BROOKLYN
BEING FOURTEEN YEARS IN THE IssrALLxESr
BUSINESS.
OFFERS THE
LONGEST AND EASIEST TERMS OF ANY IN THE
TRADE.
ALL GOODS SOLD ON INsrALLMENrs
AT THE LOWEST CASH WHOLESALE PRICES
has my desire to instruct the public where
and how to purchase the cheapest aud mos, durable
furniture hitherto made.
1t has been gradually dawning the peoples mind
that cheap articles only be obtained large respect
able establishments the proprietors OF which manuiac.
TURF their own goods
In the past ten years purchased more their
convenience than to save their purses but days OF
economy have come. and calculation has become neces
sary 70 meet the needs OF LIE.
Ihave always deemed 1t my duty to place before my
customers and the public resources and facilities
possess OF mouliins-to suit the present-the retail
Carpet and Furniture trade. In good times so many
small existed that the wholesale preferable
the but the gradual sweeping away OF those who's
only capital credit has compelled me to mauufac
ture solely to suit and supply my large establishments
No will deny but that the command and eoneenira
ton Of large capital POSSESSES power TO cheaper goods
which no amount Of divided capital compete with
therefore to this Capitalization would call the attention
Of ALL and ask you. who would desire purchase call
and the effort, have made to undersell all com
peuOrs in the trade, purpo.e retail goods
wholesale prices
have Just completed large additional warerooms both
at my Jersey and BROOKLYN stores and enabled
play the most varied assortment OF stock stored
der one root in the carpet furniture trade The doors
are well lighted that the smallest defects could be de-
teced using any to give unusual lustre
and keeping within the strict rules OF yeraeity in the
recommendation Of my goods
JOHN MULLINS.
i2I 1873 Newark av, and 1884, 100 Railroad av, Jersey
City. and 81, 81 Myrtle av, Brooklyn.
PARLoR FURNITURE
5000 Parlor SUITES Is and upward.
CHAMBER FURNITURE
800 walnut Chamber suites 49, and upward.
Walnut Chamber Suites, with marbles $50
CARPETS
Brussels Carpet, 10 cents
Ingram Carpet % cents and upward
CARPET, FURNITURE. oLcLorH, AND BEDDING
JOHN MULLINs's,
on WEEKLY AND MONTHLY INsTALLMENTs
To this heading wish to call the especial attention Of
customers who may wish to pay installments for
goods purchased at my There many in the in.
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CARPET FURNITURE, olLcLorH, AND BEDDING
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DRESSGOODS

iss pieces FANCY sUIT1NGs OnBoKs. and BOUR.
RHrT1BS. MGls cents usually SOLD at 10 cents
35i pieces VARIETY SUIT1NGs ~ I2ii cents, RE.
DJCED from ~ cents and 20 cents per yard
10 pieces ALI.wOOL STRIPED BUNTiNGS At % cents
per yard. WORTH ~ cent. THE BEST aud MOST
DURABLE THIN MATERIAL IN TiiE MARKET
% pieces DOUBLE WIDTH AILwOOL PARIS
BBiGES at ~ cents VERY CHEAP
10 pieces FRENCH CASHMERE BEiGES and BOUR.
RETTES. ~ inches wide. nj II cents per yard NEW
SPRING COLORs ALL WOOL snd WE'LL WORTH ~.
~ pieces SILK FINISH GRENADINES at 81 cents per
yard JUST REDUCED from 37li cents
BLACK CAsuMEREs.
100 picccs ALLwOOL BLACK CASiIMEREs, OUR
own IMPORTATION. ut II cents and 81 per yard
THESE ARB RELIABLE GDDS and ARE OFFERED
FULLY - per cent Fellow THE USUAL PRICES
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JOHN MULLINS'S.
on WEEKLY AND MONTHLY rNsrALLMENrs

on WEEKLY AND MONTHLY INsTALLMENTs.
To this heading wish to call the especial attention Of
customers who may wish to pay on instalments for
goods purchased at my store There are many in the in
stalment business who make practice OF charging ex
orbant rates for goods purchased who on the first
their goods thereby in the paines detraudng the
customer OF the amount paid instaments J. there.
fore think my duty lay before the public my plan of
dealing in fairness with those who may patronzc me-
and this practice have followed since have started
business sell at cash advertised rates Inever harass
drive people but act toward them in every enient
way possible extending and reexendng the periods OF
payments when their circumstances may require it,
thereby helping them by every possible means II it
becomes necessary to take back goods carefully store
them, charging nothing for storage and return them
back without interest or extra charge any momcn.
they may wish to have them back
DON'T FORGET THE
NAME AND NUMBERS
JOHN MULLINS.
i2i AND 1913 NEWARK Av, AND lO4 AND 100 RAIL
ROAD Av.. JERSEY CITY;
50 AND 81 MYRTLE Av.. AND 81, 81, AND 90 LAW.
RENEE ST.. BROOKLYN.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-14
CALL FOR COUNTY eREENBAcK
CONVENTION.

There will he mass convention of the
National Greenback party of Allen
county, Kansas, at lola, on Saturday the
2lst day of September, 1873, at the court
house at one o'clock of said day. The
object of such convention will be, LIST. q
more complete organization of the party
and the PRONUNCIATION of the principles.
End. the nomination of q full county
ticket for the November election. Dis
tinguished advocates of its cause have
been invited to be present and we expect
full representation of the people by the
people themselves. All friends of the
cause, without reference to past party
affiliations. who believe in the principles
of the National Greenback Party are
most cordially invited to meet with US
and participate in the deliberations of
the convention. The only credentials
which will be required will be faith in
the we'll known and now almost univer-
sally accepted political creed of the
party and a loyal devotion to its cause
together with . fearless and outspoken
advocacy of its claims upon the people.
]. 81. RICHARDS,
Chairman Central Committee.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-14
/oLp SETTLERS MEETING.

h/OLD SETTLERS MEE1lN1.
At a meeting of the old settlers Of
Allen county, held at the court house in
Lola last Saturday, Sept. 7th, 1873, q
permanent organization was effected by
electing Dr. y. A. Hart, Chairman, and
John Harris, Secretary. c. NJ Simpson
was elected Treasurer.
On motion an Executive COMMITTEES
of ons from each township was appointed
as follows, to-wit: Geneva, A. w. How.
land Deer Greek, J. A. Christy; Usage,
J. I! Hos!ey; lola, N. Hankins; Elm,
Wm. Fitzpatrick; Elsmors, james Ard
Marmaton, H. G. Rogers; Humboldt,
H. H. Hayward Salem, - Cottage
Grove, 8. J. Stewart.
Said Committee were instructed to &c.
lect time and place Of holding . grand
pic mic, and to meet at the court house
in lola, Tuesday, Sept. Is, 1873, at 2
o'clock p. m.
On motion q committee on By.Laws
Was appointed, consisting of DR.. J. W.
Scott, John &. Goodin and G. NJ. Simp-
son. Said committee to report Tuesday,
Sapt. 18th, 1873.
On motion, adjourned to meet at court
house, Tuesday, September 18th, 1878,
at 2 o'clock p. m.
J. A. HART, Charm.
John Harris, Sec'y.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-14
OBITUARY.,

O6IVOANY.
Died, in Genevs, at his residence Sun
day night, 20 minutes before IL o'clock,
Mr.. John Dickersou, j q full and glo
rious hope of immortality.
Mr.. Dickerson/ xas president of ten o,
twelve years stGndipE and was we'll be.
loved by all He, lad no enemies where
ever known. Be was Familiarity called
by young and bld "Grandpa Dickerson. /"
He tsdly obeyed the injunction, going
aboat amShg the sick and ministerine
to their wants, and thus the last two
weeks of his life were spent.
Mr.. d. died with cholera morbus and
was only sick about three days.
He was born in Vermont on the first
day of May, 1900, and was therefore 70
years of age. He married Mary Bacon
in early life, and they have in great har.
mony travelled the rugged psth of life
together. The widow still lives with
her children around to comfort and
cheer her declining days-Mrs. P. r.
Mcclure, Mrs. John Dickey and Lewis
Dickerson. Mrs. 81. Williamson lives
in Wyoming county, New York.
No one has more loving and faithful
children than she has. The funeral was
the largest, or nearly so, ever held in
Geneva, Revs. Irwin and McNully off.
ciating. J. F. KNOwLToN,
GENEVA, KANs, Sept. II, 1878.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-14
STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL CON-
YENTION.

The thirteenth Annual State Sunday
School Convention will be held ct Tope.
IA, October 23d. Gath, and 25th, 1873.
DR.. J. 81. Vincent, the leader of Cha.
tauqua, the most distinguished of living
Sunday School men, will be in atten'
dance, together with Others whose names
are familiar to al.
The railroad arrangements perfected
are most extraordinarily favorable, and
will enable delegates from the most
remote parts Of the State 10 reach Topeka
as cheaply as those living 100 miles dis.
tant.
DR.. Vincent will, previous to the Con.
vention, make . tour in our State and
lecture at Atehison, Leavenworth, Law
renee, Ottawa, Fort Scott, Oswego, Em.
poria, and during the Convention ct
Topeka. Institutes will also b held in
connection with his visit at Fl. Scott,
Oswego and Emporia.
The citizens Of Topeka extend . most
cordial invitation to the Sunday School
workers Of Kansas. Let rs tax the hos.
FATALITIES Of the Capitol City to their ut
most.
The Executive Committee promise an
unusually attractive programme, and an
attendance Of great ability and power
from our own State and abroad.
Let us make this meeting unparal.
lelled IN, the history Of the State for a.
tendance, euthusiaGm and grand effects.
Full particulars - 10 railroad arrange
ments, entsrtaiumeot. programme, etc,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-14
PRIMARY MEETING.

Convention called to order by Mr.. R.
B. Stevenson. DR.. Gillian was nomi.
mated and elected chairman and james
Burns Secretary OBJECT of meeting
stated by Mr., eteyshson. Motion made
and seconded th)f We proceed to elect by
ballot, tie ten having the highest mum.
ber Of votes BEING declared elected del.
egatA Carried. L. L. Low and DR..
Ds1loss <ere appointed tellerA Ballot
ing resulted in choice of h. A. Perkins,
Wn. Hankins, J. L. Woodin, 6. J. Cow
an, c. A. Steele, 8. Toser, L. L. Low,
Jno. Walters, J. L. Christy and A. G..
Jones, - delegates to County Republican
Convention, to b held in lola on Satur.
day, September 18th, 1873.
r. c. GMLIHAF Charm,
jas. Burns Sec'y.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-14
HoNoRRD GUESTS.


Our city was honorsd Thursday ev-
|ening BY viGit from Hon. John J. In
gala Senator from Kansas, and Hon. d.
g. Hasksll, Member Of Congress of this
(seeond) District. Thesegentlemen were
in attendance at the Settlers Meeting,
at Humboidt, during the day, and in
tended making our city visit during the
evening. A soon - this fact became
known it was resolved to get up . meet
ing and posters were immediately circu-
lated announcing the fact. This is the
first time our people have heard Senator
IngallA and while they have always en-
tertained the best feelings toward the
honored gentleman, lie speech that he
made here has materially strengthened
the good will of our people towards him.
Hon. d. G. Haskell il we'll known to
most of our people and will not have
reason to complain Of their action at the
polls. He will carry the county stronger
than he d id two yean ago.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-14
IT IS A FACT,


1svU~'s Lis~ RlRs cure hee1ache,
billiousnes and liver complaint.
BsoU1's Obsq4 4slssn and z@ IL.
cha cure .coaghs colds and throat and
aeagaaeetions-tkstess0k akss1 SeoAeok
u It sace.
8tsvs's Aar 5ba;e prsvents dandruH
and los Of hair, and secures . beautiful
glosA c
Bvsos's Arises Liaisent and &ajss
cure sprains, swellingA sores. ulcers and
frost bites. .9eP ~ ~
Etrehs Asse Pill do cure tie eAillA
Psisiss LILY Balm besuti6es tAecem-
plexioa. 8.f
Sassapori0a, Desds,sos and loi;de Of
Pessssiam invigorates the liver and paFi.
ies the blood. The great remedy foz
Chronic Rheumatism.
For sale BY r B. Stevenson and John
w. Scott, .
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-14
PROM ALL PARTS

Of the ronnkrv nanorta emma nf Tia
;nm...a 80. - ;n1....;,s dswsrd ~
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chr. m. ~ IL fS H.i;. ~. .:S..ra.-d ;,
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.eS S . ~ sSo ;r.,,,S;as v IN ~. .s..ch
~s'..s "a VI ~. =. a . ...., "a -. H.. !.
n"nn1s. H.. ."o 49, ~. nsor1. S..h.~orS
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,h.t ~;.h III. ~. .oot i.Y - tx io~s.t
. s -. .s - .." -. IN 80. - .S;"s. '
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-14
DoBBlN's ELECTRIC SOAP.

OO66ANS ELESINAS SOAf.
Having obtained the agency of thii
celebrated soap for Geneva and vicinity
I take pleasure in calling attention t.
the following testimonials of some Of
our best people, as to its merits:
GAS time, labor and money saving
article, I take pleasure in recommending
Dobbins Electric soap to my neighbors.
have used it, and it Is the best soap !
ever saw. 1t promises great deal, blu,
it does all it promises.
MRS. II. N. KNowLToN.
I have no hesitation in saying that
no house.keeper should be without Dob.
bins Electric Soap. I heartily recon.
mend it to all my neighbors. Try it,
and you will use no other.
r. B. HOWELL.
would not undertake to do one wash.
ing without it. It certainly saves hall
the labor. MRS. G. G. LEIGH.
I do not hesitate to pronounce Dob.
bins soap to be the best I ever used.
The rapidity and ease with which it en-.
ables one to do ones washing. is really
surprising. Boiling the clothes is I'M.
unnecessary, and no rubbing is needed.
would not be without it.
LAURA STILLwAGON.
I have made arrangements with the
manufacturers in Philadelphia, 30 that
I can furnish the soap in any quantity
desired. T. L. ELLIOTT,
Sole Agent.
Geneva, Allen Co., Kansas.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-14
AN uNDENlAsLE TRUTH.

You deserve to suffer, and if you lead
q miserable, unsatisfactory life in this
beautiful world, it is entirely your own
fault and there is only one excuse for
you,-your unreasonable prejudice and
skepticism, which has killed Thousands.
Personal knowledge and common sense
reasoning will soon show you that
Green's August Flower will cure you of
liver complaint or dyspepsia, with all
its miserable effects, such as sick head.
ache, palpitation of the heart, sour
stomach, habitual costiveness, dizziness
of the head, nervous prostration, low
spirits, &c. Its sale now reaches every
town on the Western Continent and not
q druggist but will tell you of its won
derful cures You can buy q sample
bottle for 10 cents. Three doses will
relieve you.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-14
WEST OF THE RIVER.

"80I OF Vk46 AXV6As
sept. 9th, 1873
-On accoant Of icknesA pressing
b1siAss and . long heated term, We have
not been able to gather and report items
from our side Of the river fss some time,
bat y eoel weather approaches. If health
psrmitA We viA Try to b moro punetual
hereafter.
Since ear Last the wheat and hay
crops have been gathered and there i no
reason to complain Of either, with the
exception of the price Of wheat which 10
too low.
Now that the great blessing Of the
latter, rain has been sent upon n, the
farmer will again, with renewed energy
sow the SEED with the hope of reaping
Whatsoever he soweth with gain ofmany
fold.
Tho rain il too late to save tie late
potatoes. Asfar q We know the tops have
died without the potatoes at the roots.
Early potatoes have done remarkably
we'll. Peaches have been rather inferior.
Apples not - plentiful Is last year.
BY the BY, speaking of those things
reminds us of the fair. We presume
everyone will try to make it . snccess.
We heard Of one man complaining that
he had been knocked out of his annual
premium this year by being required 10
exhibit three varieties of ounces when
he does not think there 10 . man in Allen
county that has three varieties, and he
doubts whether there is . man in the
State that has. Whilst the one variety
he has is a nice as he has ever seen, it
is not worth while to take them because
there is no premium offered for them.
There has been q great deal ofsickness
on our side of the river during the month
of August. We hope Is the weather gets
cooler health will improve.
There has been . successful Sabbath
School carried on at Union school house
for some time under the superintendence
of c. Munger.
-On the 9Th inst. there was q Sabbath
School pic mic held in the grove near Mr..
Blacks. An address from Rev. Mr..
Miller, OF lola, wsS very atten.ively list
ened to. Also speakjHg by Rev. Mr.. r.
win, of Genesa, apd q lecture by ]. G.
Hamm. Among other speakers were
Mr.. Mcclure, IF Geneva, and Mr.. Samms.
Essays wersfead by some of the young
ladies whose names we did not learn, all
of which were interesting, with excellent
music by the different schools, both vocal
and instrumental. The most entertain
able portion Of the programme was the
demolishing the contents of the many
baskets that were loaded with the good
Of the land. We venture to say no one
went away hungry.
-Revs. Irwin and Kline preach at
Liberty church every Sabbath alter
nately.
Mrs. NJ. F. Downer, ofIola, has been
employed to conduct the public school
at Union school house, in District No. 9,
for the winter term.
/-Mr. J. c. Hamm has been employed
at what is known as Hog Eye, or Neosho
Valley school house to teach the winter
term of school. L
Two threshers have been running on
our side the past week, Mr.. Lane and
Mr.. D. Horville's. Messrs- Osborn &
Wilson's is expected in from trip to
The Ossge and will finish up some time
this week.
Sowing wheat will be all the 60 now
for awhile. OCCASIONAL.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-14
JOB PRINTING.

We are prepared to ell promptly all
orders for Letter Heads, Note Heads,
Bill Heads, Envelopes. Cards, Stste-
menss, Programmes, Visiting Cards, In
vitations, Circulars. Posters, Dodgers,
Attorneys Briefs, &C., in the neatest
styles and most reasonable prices.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-09-14
LOCAL NOTES.
esh lemons at Billy Browns.

LOCAL NOTES.
Fresh lemons at Billy Browns.
Additional local on second page.
Pure drugs and chemicals at Ste
venson's.
Best five cent cigar in town at Billy
Browns.
Look out for those new school books
at C. A. Steele's.
-Vane l. Calverts mixed paints
best in the market, at SCOTS.
"A complete assortment of drugs at
prices to suit the times at SCOTS.
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 & CowAN's
Every medicine that has any repu>
tation in the cure of chills and fever can
be found at SCOTS.
|NBe sure and break up good wide
strip around yoIr farm to protect your
self against the prairie fires this fall.
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
The REGISTER Office.
Il have received a stock of school
books, copy books and fixtures for school
rooms. Call and see them ct C. A.
Steele's, lola, Kansas.
Mrs. jas. Simpson has just received
q full and complete stock of new milli-
merry goods, including flowers, velvets,
plumes, ETC., ETC., to which she invites
the attention of the ladies of lola and
vicinity.
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 Mann from the blood and expels it
from the system. Ask your druggist for
it. Price so cents-liquid or pills. 1w
Marsh AauE CURE efectually erad-
icates all miasmatic diseases from the
system. It cures the worst cases of Ter,
tian or third day agSe, IS we'll As the
mildest forms of chills and fever, after
other remedies fail. Ask your druggist
for it. Price only so cents. For sale
by Sno. w Scott.
We place before our readers this
week . Communication from Mr.. Hamm,
Secretary Of the District Fair, giving an
account Of the Improvements made on
the ground and also Of the attractions
that will be there for tho amusement of
those who may attend. Certain it is that
no pains or expense have been spared by
the directors to make every provision for
the comfort and amusement of all.
Next week our county fair will open
hare and We are confident that it will be
. larger and moro SUCCESSFUL fair than
"a hava Avep had than tia vaak fnllov.