The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-02

1IOu lOISCC W WIZ AOhp &SAOANssye
And still the building fever RACES.
Attend the Literary this evening.
Those lock boxes have all been taken.
The 4th of July this year will be on
Sunday.
Croquet sets in endless variety at
StevenSOn'S.
The city council held meeting last
Monday evening.
Yesterday was all fools day. Did
you get through safely?
Chenille and Shetland Shawls, in
colors, at Northrup's.
All the spring chickens in market
yet are of last years crop.
Go see those new prints at North
rup's. 500 pieces just opened.
Fishing tackle of the most approved
styles at Stevenson's drug store.
Mr.. H. L. Forest, of Garnett, was
admitted to the Allen county bar last
week.
Elegant stock of Breton I'm. Valin-
cennes and Torshon Laces at North
rup's.
Rev. Mr.. Whitfield has gone to Che
topa to deliver a series of temperance
lectures.
Paints and oils of the best brands
and lowest prices at Stevenson's drug
store.
An extra train on the railroad now.
See corrected time card at the head OF
this column.
See the Giesecke, Meysenburg & Co.'S
hand made pillow shoes at Anderson d
DeClute's.
| Several new members taken into
the temperance organization last Mon
day evening:
| Anderson & DeClute's spring stock
of boots and shoes for men and boys
is now complete.
The resolutions adopted at the meet
ling Thursday night are omitted on
account of length.
Anderson & DeClute will not be I'M
dersOld by any firm in Allen county in
clothing or boots.
Send copy of the "best home news
papern back east. Subscriptions re-
ceived at all hours.
Blank books and stationery at reas-
enable prices and a full stock to select
from, at Stevenson's.
Il People who are making garden have
; already commenced to comment
about ''them hens"
If YOU don't want to wear an over
coat until next winter it will pay you
81 to buy it now at Anderson & DeClute's.
Our reporter was too busy last Sat.
urday to attend the teachers meeting
and hence no report.
Holden's Chicago enamel paint, the
best and oldest brand in the market al
Scott's.
There will be communion services al
the Allen Center school house next
Sunday afternoon, conducted by Rev
E. S. Miller.
New Queensware at Cowan's cheaper
than ever. w G Z inch plates, As cts.
NV G Teas, IS cts plated tea spoons
80 cts plated table spoons, 30 cts. Cal
! and see.
,. The annual convention of the Sab
bath Schools of Allen county will bt
held i'm the new Presbyterian church
in Usage township the 18th and l4th o
next May.
We have made arrangements with I
, large silk house to handle their silk
/ by sample. Will open in few day
the finest line of samples ever brOugh
to this county. We invite the ladie
to look through our samples and &c
/, prices which will be at least Is pc
/ cent. below merchants who carry thes
: goods in stock.
Last Monday in the case Of the Stat
VS.. George Norris, a school teacher In
dicted for whipping one of his scholars
y it only took the jury about four min
Z utes to make up their minds and re
% turn a verdict of not guilty. Schod
without discipline are very poor INST
p buttons, and it is encouraging to kno'
), that in trials of this kind the schot
u teachers in this county have Away
been acquitted.
In the case of the State vs.. Mari
Bray. indicted for cruelty to animals
1 the Jury returned a verdict of not gui
y ty. and found also that it was case
malicious prosecution and taxed tn
costs to the prosecuting witness, 1
tSkinner. The costs we are infOrme
amount to S4S3.25. The trouble orig
mated in Mr.. Skinner driving with h
d team through Mrs. Bray's farm on
old road against her wishes, when Sd
struck one of his horses with club.