The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-09-23

District Fair next week.
7 Borrow money of Bowlus.
House room wanted badly in thi:
town.
Commissioners meet Monday Octo
Der Sd.
The Wichita road "paid off" at lola
last week.
Don't fail to attend the District Fail
next week.
For months it has been nip and tuck
to get a house.
We will take wood on subscription
if brought at once.
Balloon ascension at the District
Fair. Be sure to 60.
Anderson & DeClute received a
large line of trunks last Saturday.
Girard is AZ miles from lola by the
line of the Topeka & Girard railroad.
Messrs. Anderson g. DeClute have a
new advertisement in this paper this
week.
Don't forget to look at that hand
made, warrented boot at Anderson &
DeClute's.
There has been more hay put up in
this county this year than at any pre-
viOus season.
A large attendance at the District
Fair may be expected from lola; every
body is going.
The season for prairie fires is now at
hand and farmers should put out their
fire breaks at once.
The first frost OF the season was
noted last Friday night. Snow fell
during the day in Iowa.
All sorts of rumOrs were aflOat this
week and last in regard to the Inter-
Stat, and its future manager.
w. L. Bartels will continue to run
his harness business until he can sell
the entire stock to some buyer.
The management of the Wichita
road hope to have their cars running
to Yates Center by October 1st.
Large arrival of Fall and Winter
goods, at
ANDERSON G. DECLUTE's.
lola was draped in mourning Tues
day and Wednesday, caused by the
sad news of the death of the President.
Remember the grand balloon ascen-
sion at the District Fair next week. 1t
will be sight long to be remembered.
We have bought our goods for less
money than ever before. So look out
for bargains at Anderson & DeClute's.
Beatty Bros. new building will be
the largest one in town; and from ap-
pearance will be the best when COM
pleted.
We are assured that Bowlus is loan
ing money at toaDer interest and on
better terms than any one else in AL
len county.
What do you say to big excursion
to Yates Center when the road reaches
that place? Work it up Slavens and
count us in.
Our National Sorrow-What Les
sons? will be the topic of next Sum
day mornings sermon III O'clOck) at
the Baptist Church.
We were heartily in favor of the
Wichita road and a "dying gasp" gave
it to us. One more gasp" and we'll
have the Girard road.
F. A. Bishop died at Carthage, Mo-,
last, of a congestive chill.
The body was inferred at lola GENE
terry Monday evening.
A careful search will reveal Nor
thrup & Co.'S. advertisement on our
local page. Their stock is larger in |
than their "ad."
label Fisher, proprietor of the Central |
Hotel, has enclosed his premises with |
\ new fence, and is otherwise adjoining |
and identifying the grounds.
In clothing, boots, shoes, men and |
boys goods generally, we sell as low
Is the lowest.
ANDERSON & DECLUTE.
The Board of County Commissioners
meet the first Monday in October.
Parties having bills against the county
should present them by the Saturday
previous.
Hon. Thos. Ryan. member of Con-
yress from Kansas, though not from
,ur District still has hosts of friends
lere. He is to be at the District Fair
leXt week.
Senator P. B. Plumb will be present
It the District Fair at NeoshO Falls
lext week. A distinguished gentle
nan and scholar, his address will be
worth hearing.
Mr.. A. c. Covell, lately from Fort
Scott, has moved his family to lola.
Mr.. {. will have charge of the REGIS
FER job rooms and will be pleased to
how samples of his skill to customers.
Parties receiving statements from
he undersigned are requested to call
nd settle by note or cash at their
arliest conYepiepce.
Fl. A. PERKINS.