The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-03-23
LOCAL NorEa

4 LOCAL N0rE4.
Speed the plow!
Put up your hogs.
You're ''booby."
Easter Sunday c7mes soon.
-Bare-footed b0ys-somebody's brsaa
Snakes will make their appearance
soon.
Tho roads are in good condition
! again.
Tho corner brick is the place to bu,
drugs.
Bring out the candidates for coun
cilmen.
Buy your furniture of Hartman 4
'Casmire.
Hedge plants, by the million, a
Lehmann'a
Yates Center despairs because she
has no barber.
Plenty of ten cent picture frames =,
G. w. Apples.
Now is the time to advertlse you,
spring purchases.
Can't the young men organize q
base ball club soon!
Splendid prospect for peach crop,
if it don't freeze up.
Remember to raise something for
the fair this summer.
Mrs. G. W. Apple has fine lot Of
house plants for sale.
Paper and oil window shades At Ste-
venson's-very cheap.
Lehman is still in the field with
groceries, cheaper than ever.
Match games of base ball have been
started throughout the State.
j. w. Clark is doing q pretty good
business in his shooting gallery.
Mr.. H. A. White has put up fine
sign in. front of his grocery store. T.,
T Mrs. Whitney has a beautiful organ
displayed at stevenson's drug store. !
Blue birds and other harbingers of
spring are hunting up nesting places.
Mrs. Hays restaurant is the place
to get the best meal in town for Is cents.
For pure bred Black Spanish eggs,
inquire of w. G. Allison, Iols, Kansas.
-Milch cows wanted BY d. W. Bost-
wick. Leave word at Van Dyk & Boyd's.
"A lot Of new clocks just received At
Chas. Steele's. and will be sold very
cheap.
-Chas. Elliott and Jack Clark have
taken the Leland hotel. They opened
up Monday.
The nestest and best supplied table
in town, is at Templin's restaurant.
Meals only Is cents.
The largest stock of oil and paper
window shades ever brought to lola, at
drug store.
-Downer has just got a fine nursery
stock, which it will pay those wanting
trees to call and examine.
-"All fools day" is the time to vote
for city officers for the coming year.
significant in that.
Strong opposition to men or meas
ures frequently reacts, and benefits in
stead of hurts the recipient.
Can't our lola trustee punch up q
lew persons to send TO the poor-house
lola 5 to Humboldt's II, looks queer.
w. H. Slavens, Esq, of Humboldt,
will address the temperance meeting at
The Baptist church. next Tuesday night.
Remember that the most complete
of drugs proper, to be found
ound in Southern Kansas Is at Sc0tt's.
The cheapest place in the county to
ct horse bills printed is at The REGIS |
TER Office. Call and see Us, and get
prices.
-Chas. Steele purchased, this week,
he house built by d. NJ Fair, on west
street, and lately owned by |
John Sapp. |
If you want rare drugs and chemi-
ais, with jaw.breaking names. that no.
'ody else keeps, you can find them At
Dr.. Scott's.
Prof Howard, who victimized the
writing class and some few others, in
ola last winter, is in Kansas City, We
understand.
DIR. Gillihan's little boy let fall .
Ratchet upon his toes, Thursday, and
ut one of them to the bone, making a
,ainful wound.
Can't somebody Ego for" the city
ouncil? 1t is nearly time to elect a
lew, and per consequence, to find fault
nth the old board.
w. L. Bartels bought the building
coupled by his harness shop, of Mr.
'orthrup. last week, and will build an
edition to it soon.
There is nothing that 30 beauties .
own and adorns the homes of the resi-
ents, - shade and fruit trees. Now is
he time to set them out.
Mrs. Julia Whitney has had her
ard graded up very nicely preparatory
, sowing it with blue grass. She will
ave beautiful yard when everything
completed.
Stevenson 10 doing . rushing bust
ess in the line of paints and oils. He
I'D to order BY telegraph this week for
fresh supply. Chearness and good
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