The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-09

J.H. Runyan has 200 head of sheep |
for sale.
Toilet articles-all kinds-at R. B.
The largest stock of Parasols in lola
at Northrup's.
Miss Grace Brewer is visiting
friends at Chanute.
See railroad bond election proclama-
ton on fourth page.
An itinerant street peddler wagon
was in town Wednesday.
The celebrations in this county were
badly interfered with by the rain.
Ladies, Mcclure has some very nice
Linen Suits and Linen by the gard.
Full stock CoOley's Cork Corsets,
75cts and S1.OO at NORTHRUP's.
Mrs. Chas. D. Briggs started Mon
day for a visit to friends in Indiana.
Stevenson's is the place for lead, oils,
varnish, brushes, etc., at low prices.
Victoria Lawns, Thread Laces and
EluDTOlucTlcS dt NASSAIOAsc 10
New Linen Suits and Busters at
NORTHRUP's.
J. A. Segner has opened a barber
shop in the room north OF klaumann's.
Wednesday afternoon was the dar-
key-est hour of the recent term OF
court.
Rev. P. ]. Williams will preach at
the Baptist church next Sunday at II
O'Clock.
The Normal Institute for 1880 is in
full blast at this place. See notice
elsewhere.
Judge Talcott is holding an adjourn
ed term of court in WoOdson county
this week.
1t is about time for the Senatorial
committee of Allen and Anderson
counties to meet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slower will commence
housekeeping next week, occupying
the house vacated by Mr.. Pratt.
Elegant line of Silk Lace Ties and
Fichus Just received at
NoRTHRUP's.
Mr.. Alex. Hunt and family, and
Miss Mary Hunt of FredOnia, are Wis
ting relatives and friends at lola this
week.
Mr.. S. Torrance and Miss AIDA
Mead of Deer Creek, were married last
Sunday, at the residence of the brides
parents.
Edgar Robbins who plead guilty OF
grand larceny was sentenced Monday
to serve three years in the State penl'
Tertiary.
| Mr.. Reimert has a two-year Ole
! Hale's Early peach tree bearing forty
odd peaches this year. They are OF
usual size.
Messrs. Beatty Bros. have put up
stable at the rear of their meat shop
for the accommodation of their deilV
cry wagon.
Mr.. Barth brought US a gallon o
fine blackberries last Saturday, fcl
which he will accept the thanks OF Oul
hungry family.
Mr.. John Schmitt, tailor from st
Louis, will open shop at this place
as soon as he can obtain a room. Ill:
goods are now here.
i Mr.. Henry Church has our thanks
for peck OF the finest early peache
we have as yet seen this year. They
were highly appreciated.
An infant child of Mr.. Richard Go
blentz's died Wednesday after shor
ILLNESS. The afflicted parents have tn
sympathy of many friends.
I W.. johnson, of Garnett, was il
town Wednesday ON legal business
Mr.. Johnson is o.e of the wheel horse
lof the Republican party in that coun
|ty.
Il Six petitions for bond election il
. as many different townships Wer
acted on Tuesday by the Board
County Commissioners, and election
ordered.
Those who have siginfied their in
tention to join the military compan.
are requested to be present at tn
, meeting next Tuesday night at tn
Court House.
Miss Amanda Way, noted lectul
er of this State, addressed large al
dience at the Presbyterian Churc
Wednesday night upon the subject
Temperance.
The Mission Band and The Ladie
Missionary Society will give an entel
tainment at the Presbyterian churc
IOn next Sabbath evening. All ar
cordially invited to attend.
Messrs. Jackson, Adams and Raucf
representing the Kansas Map Go. al
working up a photographic map {
Allen county. Their card to the cit
zens is published elsewhere. A genel
lous support should be given them.