The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-08-22

Local. lA0pS and Mtsh0pS. :
Fresh lemons at Scott 4 Goforth'a.
All Hind of mower repairs at Hende,
son & Roots.
Big stock Of white lead, boiled oil an
mixed paints ct scorr's.
Blank warranty deeds at this Office
|Cil and get supply.
M.. F. M. sofge, of Ottawa, is visiting
relatives at this place.
c. Newton has forty bushels of rye
suitable for seed, for sale.
Quite number Of cases of typhoit
fever are reported around town.
/Mrs. E. N. Yates is visiting her parent,
Ind friends at Greencastle, Indiana.
DR.. Scott is selling paints cheaper thar
they have been sold for twenty years:
Mems Cotton Suits from $500 to g. (
at o. P. NoRTHRUP & Co.'S.
We have genuine homeless cod fish.
CowAN & IRELAND.
Lubricating oils of all sorts from 80
cents to SLIGO per gallon at ScoTT's.
Mr.. Murray's youngest boy has been
quite sick with typhoid fever this week.
For the next sixty days small instru-
pents at cost at Mrs. Whitney's rooms
Miss Lottie Pike died at the residence
of her father in lola Wednesday morn
ing.
Mr.. c. B. Keith's infant child was
buried at the lola cemetery Saturday
last
A. G. Jones has 1000 bushels of choice
seed wheat for sale. Four different
varieties.
Ellis & Gray are out of ice, but we
understand they will ship enough for
their own use.
Sojourner Truth is expected to make
a visit to Kansas this year. She lectured
in lola some years ago.
A. G. Jones has few bushels of Six
Row Canada Barley for sale. 1t is q
very fine article for seed.
Wright & Anderson have done right
n having a right nice sign put out in
ront Of their grocery store.
Remember to go and hear Rev. L. L. |
Holden, of the P. E. church, Sunday |
light, at the Presbyterian church.
A. J. Reveal, or some of his friends,
re requested to call at this Office and
obtain some important information.
Cowan & Ireland are receiving a large
invoice of queensware and glassware
andsome goods. Go and see them.
Married, at lola, August 10Th, 1879,
y J. K. Boyd Esq, W/H/Lake and
ielissa Denny, all of Allen county.
Now is the time for harvest oils, and
he place to get them cheap is at
SCoTT's.
A band of gypsies were camped below
own the fore part of the week. The
,rtunes they told were not numerous.
Scott & Goforth will not be undersold
y any house in the city and you will
nd it to your interest not to forget it.
A full line of family and staple gro
cries at Scott & Goforth' q sold at bottom
rices and delivered to any part of the
ty.> ~
Mr.. Trumbull's infspt Child was bytfed
unday. Their friends will sym p4thize
it'll the bereaved parents in their Attic
on. IL
The great temperance camp meeting
Bismarck Grove has been in full head ,
ay for week. The attendance is very q
rye. q
The Presbyterian Church choir are :
nging we'll every Sunday. The instru- /
entail music by Prof. Scott is really d
perb. 8
Paul Loss will open Sept. LIST the finest a
lie of French and English goods ever h
ought to lola. Leave your orders for b
its at once. =
Some of the good looking young ladies c
d gentlemen of lola will attend d
nee at Mr.. J. B. Myers residence on j.,
GER Greek, tong ht. =
Mr.. J. A. Monfort has recently fin
led a large and convenient granary. G.
oh is a 'practical farmer and a man
10 will do to "tie TO-"
The Sunday School picnic will be held
Todd's Grove, south of town, Thurs q
y, Sept. 4th. A full programme will Z;
published next week. u
The colored brethren are agitated over sc
elopement which his recently taken q
ice, wherein . married woman ran =
ny with single man.
Mr.. Cook has fine sign in front of his Of
ot and shoe shop. Look out for his
vertisement next week. By-the-way, T,
d Reliable painted that sign.
Prof G. L. Barnes is painting three or
II portraits for citizens of this place.
sample of his excellent work can be
N at the post Office any time.