The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-08-29

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son & Roots.
Big stock Of white lead, boiled oil and
mixed paints ct scorTs.
Prof G. L. Barnes painted large sign
for the mineral we'll.
Judge Coulter, of Parsons, is sojourn-
ing at the mineral we'll.
The "Independent" paper has been
given up. We understand.
Scott & Goforth will open barrel of
fresh cranberries tomorrow.
Miss Mary Hawley returned Monday
from visit to Neosho county,
The sound of the hammer and saw
are heard in different parts of town.
DR.. Scott is selling paints cheaper than
they have been sold for twenty years.
Mr.. John II. Harris, is building neat
house in the northeast part of town.
We have genuine boneless cod fish.
CowAN & IRELAND.
Lubricating oils of all sorts from 30
cents to SLIGO per gallon at ScorTs.
Two new fifteen ball pool tables in
town now attract the average young man.
Riemert is agent for all kinds of sew
ing machines, attachments and needles.
The best stock of cigars and tobaccos
to be found in the city at Scott & Go
forth's.
The Sunday School picnic will be held
at Todd's grove, south of town, next
Thursday.
Revs. Price and Acomb, of Humboldt,
were up last Friday, listening to the
Luse trial.
The teachers convention will hold its
first meeting at the school house in lola
next Saturday.
The Leland Hotel was crowded last
Saturday. The tables were filled from
1880 until 2 pm.
Miss Hummiston, of Usage, one of the
successful teachers of that part of the
county, was in town Monday.
Mrs. c. A. Steele accompanied by hel
mother has gone to Wichita to spend q
couple of months visiting friends.
Cowan & Ireland are receiving large
invoice of queensware and glassware
handsome goods. Go and see them.
Now is the time for harvest oils, and
the place to get them cheap is at
SCOrT's.
Somebody left US fine watermelon
last Saturday. As we were out we can
not tell whoit was. Thanks, all the same
Married, at lola, on the 9th inst, by
the Probate Judge, J. G. Bonebrake and
Mary R. Palmer, both Of Allen county
A full line of family and staple gro
ceries at Scott & Goforth' sold at bottom
prices and delivered to any part Of The
city.
Miss Louisa Willett is visiting hel
father in Elm township. She has beer
in business at Parsons for several year
past.
Those new township bonds are very
attractive looking. As they only draw
six per cent, we don't want more than
dozen.
| T. G. Sherman Of tho Union, and A. d
Dunn, of the Interstate, were up to at
tend Luse's preliminary examination
last week.
Paul Loss will open Sept. LIST the fines
line of French and English goods eve
brought to lola. Leave your orders TO
suits at once.
| There will be services in the Presbyte
rian church next Sunday morning. Tn
Pastor, who was sick last Sunday, is abb
to be out again.
| Mr.. J. C. Clark, of Howard county, i
in town this week. He reports that tn
Texas cattle fever cleaned him and hi
boys out entirely.
Chas. Steele has magnificent lily tha
is still in bloom. The name he does MOI
know. It is the incest one we have eve
placed our eyes on.
l Harry Ihrig has been dangerously sicl
with typhoid fever this week. A chang
is looked for to-day, it being the mint
since he was taken sick.
Farmers should save their bigges
pumpkins to take to the District Fail
The President will be there and ssvera
other distinguished p-ersons.
. The editors of the Neosto Vale
organized an association at Humboldt
yesterday. Sorry We could not attend
, but business demanded our attention q
home.
The camp grounds at Humboldt are i
complete order, and are looking splendid
Boarding, water. and everything nece'
sary for comfort and convenience on tn
|. grounds.
, Our subscribers in the county are re
quested to send US the names of thei
neighbors who are not taking TIE Reg
, lister. We will mail them specime
J copies at any time.
, We have received from d. L. Hall, Sex
rotary of the Kansas City Industrial Ez
position, complimentary tickets to th