The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-01-17

during the week of prayer have bee
continued through the week.
The cheapest and incest lot of choic
segars. tobaccos, candies, nuts, etc. Com
and see. d: Cox.
Messrs. Richards & Cowan and Brigg
4 Co. have locals in to-days paper tina
will interest those who want groceries.
i Call at the Allen County Loan Agenc.
and get the figures on some of those lo'
priced farms offered by D. F. Cadmus.
/ Don't forget that you can buy LAM
complete, burner, chimney and all, a
from 10 esnts 70 e7.75 at R. B. Steven
sons.
Como to Briggs 4 Co.'S. for your scr
ghum. rs the best In town also fol
syrups, eotisss, teas, tobsccos and othe
groceries.
Stevenson ID receiving Mexican dollar
and Trade dollars At their face value fol
goods and pays them out in change al
ninety cents.
Mr.. D. M. Smith, of Carlyle, while il
town Saturday made US short call. Mr.
s. is one of the substantial men of thai
neighborhood.
Judge Bell retires to private life thi.
week, and in this connection It Is only
justice to say that he has done good work
for the county.
Several newcomers are hunting around
for that man who brought them out to
Kansas by extravagant talk about "Ital'
ian cline" etc.
The Board of County Commissioners
meet again next Monday, at which time
they will transact such buslness as may
come before them.
T. L. Elliott, the genial and accom-
modating merchant of Geneva, was in
town Tuesday, and whiled away a few
minutes In our Office.
Judge Talcott went up to Topeka
Monday to attend the judicial conven-
ton of the judges of the State, which
met at that city last Tuesday.
Messrs. Bell Bros, have put in a new
front in the building they purchased
some time since. They will have their
real estate office in the lower room.
We have still few accounts on our
books that we would like to close out by
the first of February.
RICHARDS & CowAN.
Mr.. J: H. Thomas has traded his resi-
dence in lola to Mr.. J. L. Christy who
will move to town between now and
spring. Mr.. Thomas takes Mr. Cs. farm.
A new Democratic paper at lola is
talked about. Part of the material now
used by The REGISTER will be sold to
the parties if terms can be agreed upon.
Miss Mary Hawley, who has been Wis.,
iting at Mr.. Cooks for month or so
past, went down to carlton, Neosho
county, to visit relatives there for few
weeks.
County Attorney Slavens will have
his Office with Judge Talcott in the
court house. This will give Mr.. S. ac-
cess to one of the best law Libraries in
the county.
A pile of wood in this city has a sign
posted over it warning every one to let
it alone, as several of the sticks are load
ed with gunpowder. Another simply
requests all to spare the wood.
The weather the present week has
been changeable enough to suit all who
we're grumbliug. Monday, warm and
Tuesday, turning rainy; Wed
nesday cold, and Thursday warmer.
We take account of stock Feb. LIST.
In order to reduce our stock as much as
possible, we will make some low prices
For the next two weeks.
RICHARDS & COwAN.
The Union says coal oil is so cents per
gallon at lola. Correct our merchants
Keep the best that can be had. You can
,et cheaper grades at the same prices
demanded in Humboldt, or any other |
place.
In justice to ourselves we would say
hat the invitations to the select ball
o-night, were not printed at The REG
srER office. Those who receive card
viii understand why we make this
tateMent.
Married, at Carlyle, at the residence of
he bride, on Januafy sth, Mr.. W. R.
cannon and Miss Minnie NJ. Adams, by
Rev. S. NJ. Twin The happy couple
cave for Iowa in few days. Joy go
Nth them.
Mr.. A. s. Hankins wishes us to notify
'arties who have been hunting on his
arm that it must cease. A valuable hog
vas killed by sportsmen the other day
nd he now proposes to prosecute all
If"Lone Hand" could get his items
q by Tuesday or Wednesday of each
'eek they would be fresher and much
etter. Of course we would rather he
Tould do as he is now doing than not
end them at all.
Miller, the furniture man, as he calls