The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-01-31

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Wet ready for Spring work.
Attend the Literary tonight
"Up in that back room, boys"
Warns to rent are in good demand.
The February thaw came in Januar.
Eggs and potatoes are decidedly scare
IVA sociable was held ct DR.. SCOTS In
night.
| ,Chas. N. Richards has moved to th
country.
Our supply of the beautiful Is e.
hausted.
" George Simpson il visiting friends q
Lawrence.
Cowan 4 Ireland sell the best -four il
the market.
Now put away your sleds for-perhap
life time.
But little interest 10 felt in thermom
eters lately.
Picked tripe and pigs feet at Cowal
& Ireland's.
A. W. Beck came down from Ksnsa!
City Monday.
Coughs and colds are attendants of tn
January thaw.
Judge Talcott holds court in Wilson
county next week.
Marsh Hart and d. Horville returned
from Chicago Monday.
Thermometers and the creeks were OF
the rise all day Sunday.
Fresh oysters, new prunes and new
dried pears at Goforths'.
The new bridge over Deer Greek was
in demand last Monday.
Mrs. Taylor, of Lawrence, is in oul
town doing dental work.
"Rick Case is up from ,Fredonia, visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Laken.
/When men come to high words they
generally use low language.
If you are delinq dent on personal
taxes look out for the sheriff.
The Sheriff has three regular boarders
at the expense of the county.
Justice blanks of all kinds printed
cheap. Many forms now on hand.
A splendid article of New Orleans
syrup at BELL & RICHARDS.
We are just in receipt of fresh in
voice of teas. CowAN & IRELAND.
A span of large young mules for sale !;
also a good mare. Apply at this Office.
Judge Talcott holds court in Wilson
county during the fore part of February.
The lecture at the NJ. E. church last
evening WIS not well attended.
Public examination of school teachers
ut the school house in this city to NOR
row.
y Who knows what has become of that
committee in reference to the public
library.
Improvements that we're suddenly
stopped by the snow are under Roadway
,gain.
No mistake, but fact. so cent Wool
F'lannels for 25 cents at Yates Closing
)ut Store.
The coal from the mine in Usage town
hip is said to be about as good as the
It. Scott coal.
Now that the snow is gone and the
wheat can be seen it is said to be looking
we'll.
II. H. Funston is at the capital this
veeek. He is an earnest supporter of
leo. T. Anthony.
Our County Clerk, T. 8. Slower, was
.lso among those who lett our town for
Topeka last Monday.
since Jan. 1, 1879, the days have in
reased in length fifty enthusiastically |
i've minutes at each end.
W. NJ. Hartman and Geo. A. Bowlus
rent up to Kansas City Monday, return
ng Wednesday evening.
Our County Treasurer paid into the
tate Treasury this week between eight
nd nine thousand dollars.
Correspondents who have been saying
hat "local items are all showed under"
an now begin sending them in.
Mr.. c. NJ. Simpson and family started
n Topeka Wednesday where they will
pend few days visiting relatives.
Treasurer Young started for Topeka
[onday. He makes his semi-annual
,ttlement with the State Treasurer.
Rev. Mr.. Breeder delivered an inter
sting lecture at the NJ. E. Church Mon
~ evening last to small audience.
District Court was in session yesterday.
! which time some sales were confirmed
nd other cases Of interest disposed Of
Just prepare to see an overwhelming
,owd of beautiful school marms and pro-
: pedagogues.in town next Saturday.
The xarm vinds Last Sunday and Snn.