The Iola register., 1881-09-30
Borrow money of Bowlus.
Another good rain Tuesday night.
Decidedly cool weather for fair week.

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Decidedly cool weather for fair week.
We will take wood on subscription
if brought at once.
Read Waters & Thayer's new adver-
tisement this week.
Roach & Wood received q car load
of wagons last week.
Democrats hold their mass conven-
ton at lola tomorrow.
School books at bottom figures at
StevensOn's drug store.
Regular meeting of the county COM
missioners next Monday.
L<Nr. w. NJ. Snyder has his fine Jer-
sey stock at the District Fair.
.Messrs. Collett and son have their
fine sheep at the District Fair.
We did not hear the cheerful toot of
band at the fair last Tuesday.
Mr.. Smeltzer has never heard any
thing about his stolen horses as yet.
Some needed plastering has been
done in the post office building this
week.
Don't forget to look at that hand
made, warrented boot at Anderson &
DeClute's.
We shall publish next week q long
letter from w. p. Samms, who is now
in Oregon.
Don't be in a hurry to sell your corn;
but also don't expect to get more than
it is worth.
We have heard of quite q number of
farmers who have sOwn considerable
wheat this fall.
The next term of the District Court
in Allen county will have q number of
interesting cases.
Tomorrow is "bill day." and among
other a REGISTER representative will
be around to make calls.
Read Mr.. McCarty's attractive adj
fertisement and then give his beau
tiful stock an examination.
Myers & Richards have an attract
tive stock of groceries and queensware,
which they sell low for cash.
A beautiful line of Jewelry and all
kinds of clocks can be found at Steele's
Jewelry Store, on "cheap side"
Heavy rains are needed all over the
county before cold weather sets in;
stock water is scarce everywhere.
A vote of thanks was passed to the
committee who had 80 beautifully
decorated the hall memorial day.
Large arrival of Fall and Winter
goods, at
ANDERSON 4 DECLUTE's.
We have bought our goods for less
money than ever before. So look out
for bargains at Anderson 4 DeClute's.
~. w. Beck Is putting In q steam
hay press at La Harpe, the first
station east of lola, on the Wichita
railroad.
Don't forget that Bowlus is loaning
money at lower interest than any one
else in Allen county, and If you want
q loan, see him first,
Some gentlemen from johnson coun-
ty, Kansas, this week purchased
through B0wlus few quarter-sections
of land in Elm township.
This is district fair week, and our
printers all want to go. Our readers
will bear with Us for once, in the uT1D
usually limited local news.
In clothing, boots, shoes, men and
boys goods generally, we sell 40 low
as the lowest.
ANDERSON & DECLUTE.
Messrs. Young 4 Clark have receiv-
ed.a full line Of fresh and attractive
styles in dry goods, to which they
would call the attention of their GUS
TONERS.
1.-THE walls of Beatty Bros. new bus
iness block are rapidly rising. The
contractor tells US that it will be COM
pleted in six weeks if sufficient hands
can BE secured.
There is dangerous hole right in
the middle of the road on the street
west Of Washington avenue caused by
the breaking of q board over the sewer.
Some ones horse will break q leg and
possibly other damage will ensue.
VIII the eproper authorities attend to it.