The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-03

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want bargains In clothing, boots, shoes
overalls, or any kindof goods you wear
IF 60, see Anderson & DeClnte, in theil
new store on the corner.
! Mr.. John Normington win sell &
large lot IF personal property such q,
horses, cattle, farm implements and
household goods, at public sale next
Thursday, at his farm II miles east o.
lola.
Mrs. Ida Bel, daughter of.Mr. and
Mrs. j.. J. Casmire, died<ery suddenly
yesterday afternoon from coqvylsfon.
She was in tie enjoyment Of usual
health till within an hour or so before
her death.
I'VE would say to the men and boys
that we give all our time and ability
for your interest az well as our own.
Remember this, we have goods only for
the men and boys.
ANDERSON & DECLUTE.
There are more old soldiers in Kan
sas in proportion to the population
tnan any other State in the Union,
and every soldier in Allen county
should attend the old soldiers 4th of
July celebration and reunion at lola
and talkover old times.
|VMr. s. D. Boughton has had the
county surveyor, G. De Witt, sub-di-
vide part of his land east of town
into small lots of from one and quar-
ter to five acres. These make desirable
locations for persons wanting to build
outside of the city corporation.
Because of little misunderstanding
the social of the NJ. f. Church which
was to be at Mrs. Richardson's this
evening friday, is postponed one
week. at which time there will be ice
cream and other refreshments served.
All are cordially invited.
We were shown this week sample
of wool from one of J. NJ. Collect &
Sons Cotswold lambs under six months
old that measured fifteen inches in
length, and was of fine quality.
Messrs. Collects undoubtedly have as
fine sheep as can be found anywhere
in the West.
The County Commissioners will
meet as Board of Equalization at the
office of the County Clerk next Mon
day. Persons not satisfied with their
as returned by their town.
ship assessor should bring the matter
up before this meeting of the Commits
sioners and save future trouble.
9R. B. Stevenson, chairman of the
financial committee for the old soldiers
18th of July celebration at this place,
informs US that he has raised funds
sufficient to pay all. expenses and in
sure the grandest celebration ever had
n this part of the State. Let us make
his an occasion long to be remem-
'ersd by all who participate in it.
If the ladies of lola manifest rs
much interest in the old soldiers 4th
# July celebration at this place as
hey did in the exercies for Decoration
Day, We will take the responsibility /,
# announcing in advance that the
celebration will he grand success,
way ahead of anything Of the kind
We have ever had in the county.
The number of persons who claim
here is more drunkenness when we
ave no saloons than when we have
3 daily growing less. We have fire.
Iuently heard it spoken of as being
unusual to see such good
rider and no drunkenness among the
arge number of transient men that a
lew railroad always takes with it, as
ow prevails in lola. L
am not making any run on paint,
ut am staying with the Eastern mar
cts, and am able to sell at a handsome
rofit the best White Lead at $3.50 per
undred pounds, and Golfers double
oiled Oil at 20 cents. In quantities of
D gallons and upwards can give still
etter figures. I am sole agent for the
celebrated Rubber paint which is SUI
erior to all other paints and il fully
r. b. STEVENSON.
The work of lavino tho track M tho | !,
ew railroad was commenced last t
[onday at this place and is being s
ushed forward rapidly. Several v
aims loaded with iron and ties and b
ridge timbers havebeen received this
eek and unloaded along the new I
'ad. Twelve miles of track will be v
id from lola, east, where the parties s
work here will meet those working