The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-07-04

From the sweeping prairies of Texas
to the unsalt seas of the North, from the
shadows of the Alleghanies to the sunset
sands of the Pacific cometh the cries !:
"Send us The RDaIsrER"-and We send it.
When you want bargains in imple.
ments, stoves, reapers and mowers, nails,
or other hardware be sure and see Hart
man & Casmire. Their stock is always
full and complete and sold at reasonable
pricea
Expecting to quit business, Mr.. Yates
offers large and handsome stock at re-
diculously low prices to close. When
actual bargains are wanted an inspection
of his goods will pay contemplating pur-
chasers.
Richards & Cowan will sell you a.
cheap good groceries q you can find
anywhere in town, and their team is
always on hand to deliver goods. The
highest market price paid for country
produce.
Any kind of repairing for machines will
be satisfactorily done At the shop of Geo.
Burris. Come in some rainy day and
get your plows sharpened and your old
FOOLS mended. He will fix you out in
short order.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Heath, lately from
No., received telegram that the lstters
sister had died at Butler, last Wednes'
day. They started for that city the fol-
lowing day. Nathan Heath also accom-
panied them.
All we'll dressed ladies get their dresses
cut and made at Mrs. Jas. Simpsons
fashion emporium. She always keeps q
fresh stock of rich and substantial goods,
including everything belonging to a
millinery store.
Mr.. D. o. Luce, of Humboldt, hit his
wife over the head knocking her down
and nearly killing her, last Saturday.
He had his preliminary examination
before Justice Bond of that city Wednes-
day, but with what result we were unable
to learn.
The best harness and saddles in the
market will be found at Bartels'. Whips
of every description and at low prices,
and full and complete line Of every.
thing usually kept in first class harness
shop always on hand. Good workmen
and good work speciality.
Min. Post told US the other day that
| some of the farmers we're fearing that the
timber supply would not be sufficient to
build cribs to hold the corn crop this
year. There was gravity in his man
ner that led us to believe that there
| might be some ground for the fears.
Complaint is made that The REGISTER
did not reach Wilsonville lest week.
This is the second time during the
month of j. ne that it failed to 60 through.
As it was mailed from this Office we want
to know who is to blame. We shall aim
to prevent the repetition of this trouble
again.
Mrs. Amanda Thomas. wife of ]. H
Thomas, of this city, died at her resi-
dence in lola, last Monday after short
illness. She was highly respected lady
and having lived here long time the
funeral services were attended by
large number of neighbors and friends
Wright & Anderson are alive and
kicking, and doing q mighty good bust
ness. You will be made aware of the
fact by calling around and seeing theiI
store crowded by the best customers o.
the town and county. The farmers have
a special liking for the old corner grocery
Mr.. A. Simpson, living south of town,
sent us nice mess of green corn-"roast
ing ears," last Monday. This beats al
our neighboring counties bad, at least
We have seen no notices of new corn
That we received was we'll filled out
and was . very acceptable present. Beat
it somebody.
When you want to buy an improved
or unimproved farm, or if you want t
borrow money, or insure your property
F in q frst-class company, or wish lega
advice on any important question, tr.
the Southern Kansas Land Agency. Geo
A. Bowlus, General Manager, J. b. Rich
ards, attorney.
u Men, women and children will find i
to their interest to call and examine tn
mammoth stock of staple and fancy dr.
goods at o. P. Northrup & Co.'S. Tn
leading dry goods store Of the count
will not and cannot be undersold whel
the quality of the goods is taken int
consideration.
The new corners to this State woul
hardly believe that for the last twert..
years Kansas has been hurt by too muc
rather than too little rain; and yet thi
statement would be confirmed by ever
resident who has lived here during tha
time. The term Drouthy applied t
Kansas is q misnomer.
In addition to the complete stock
drugs and medicines-which are mad
a speciality varied and complete a
sortment of stationery and fancy good
Ia found at Stevenson'a drug stOr,