The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-03-05
Splendid roads.

| w llO DUCKS are AROUND again.
Strangers coming to our town daily
Call and see McClure's cassimeres
Do you ever visit our public schools
The cold snap was of short duration
| The weather had a boom last Friday
night.
The building boom will soon be in
full blast.
Volunteer exercises at the Literary
tonight.
The trade in agricultural implements
is lively.
Our merchants had good trade last
Monday.
The coal trade was brisk again last
Saturday.
twenty-five overcoats at cost at
Northrup's.
Spring chickens are putting in their
appearance.
Real estate will be valued this year
for taxation.
The clover in the public square is
growing nicely.
The demand for improved stock is
unusually great.
Coffey county intends organizing an
agricultural society.
Mr.. Wings new barn presents an
imposing appearance.
The city is nending her ways-re-
pairing the sidewalks.
Applicants for appointments as emu
merators are numerous.
For bargains read over the announce
ments in to-day's paper.
There was a meeting OF the City
Council Monday evening.
Cattle are in unusual good condition
for this season of the year.
Better try some of that nice lob work
THE REGISTER is turning out.
Jas. Boulson is home from the HON.
eopathic Institute of st. Louis.
T. Denzel will move into the house
South of Judge Bells residence.
Fishing tackle of the most approved
styles at Stevenson's drug store.
"Be truthful, multiply and replevin
the earth," is the way lawyers put it.
Mr.. Baker, who went to Indiana
some months ago, returned last Friday.
Mrs. VIM. Davis mother and sister,
of indianapolis, arrived here last Fri
day.
Rev. J. S. Kline is in attendance ct
the NJ. E. Conference at Ottawa, this
week.
w. B. Parsons accepted !. position
in Scott & GOforth's grocery store this
week.
At the Literary, Friday evening OF
last week, the old officers were re-
elected.
Mrs. Clark is having new fence put
around her residence in the south part
of town.
It is amusing to hear our real estate
agents explain the late cold snap to
new corners.
Young man, quit your loafing. Go
to work and thus add to the "bOOm Of
prosperity"
We understand one of our real estate
agents was advising people to plant
corn last week.
Mcclure has received part of his
spring stock of boots and shoes. Call
in and see them.
J. II. Ladd has moved bis wagon
shop to the lot adjoining Shapels
SHOP.
Blank books and stationery at reas-
enable prices and a full stock to select
from, at Stevenson's.
Some coioret. ''exodustersn il town
carpet baggers-|
to buy farms.
Mr.. J. w. Sheets, living east of town
on the Conrad place, died Of pneumonia |
last Monday morning.
School commences in District. No 6 |
,Union), next Monday, under the |
charge of Geo. w. Morris.
". J. Steele finished his term Oh I
school in MarmatOn township last |
Tuesday and has returned to lola.
Mr.. Robbinett. OF northern Ohio, q |
Of Mr.. John Everhart,
was in town the first Of the week.
Nearly all the attorneys of Allen
county have been in attendance at |
Woodson county court this week.
Mr.. J. C. Murray was called to Mis-
souri, last Saturday by the death of his
mother. He returned Tuesday last.
Two thousand yards Of dress goods
10 be closed out at reduced prices dur
NO the nextt thirty days at NOrthrup's.