The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-10-28

Borrow money of Bowlus.
The Sell Boot at NoRTHRyP's.
The Sell Boot at NoRTHRUP's.
The SELF Boot at NoRTHRUP's.
Read that card at the head of thii
column.
J. H. Ladd has built q neat barr
this week.
To-day is the last of the Bourbon
county fair.
New line of Cloaks opened this
week at Northrup's.
Waters was shipping hogs to Kan.
sas City last Monday.
Mr.. Updegraff has taken position
in Casmire's hardware store.
You can find at Stevenson's all the
old, reliable patent medicines.
J.W. Kesterson's is the place to &C
to buy groceries at low figure.
New blue and red yarn (dI sDool,
8 1-3 cents per skein at Northrup's.
Ladies' and Childrens' Underwear
all grades, at NoRTHRUP's.
New line of cotton suitings at Al, s.
81, and cents at NoRTHRUP's.
Property owners can gather theil
dollars together, for tax-paying time is
nearly here.
There will be no services at the Bap.
fist church, except Sunday-school,
next Sunday.
We understand Miss Josie Steven.
son will open stock of fancy goods al
Garrett, before long.
Mrs. Dunkin has erected frame
house on Sycamore street near the
Wichita railroad depot.
Farmers, take warning and borrow
money of Bowlus at the lowest rates
ever offered in the west.
Miss Willett has moved her millin.
cry store to Mrs. Whitney's room,
south side public square.
Found, gold ring of some value.
Owner call at this office, pao for no
ticeandand take property.
Workmen are cementing the outside
walls of the Jail, adding considerably
to its appearance and durability.
Another new stock of Carpets will
be opened next week at
NORTHRUP's.
Seven pounds ofcoffee and one pound
of tea for one dollar, at
KEsTERsON's
A large number of invited guests
attended Mr.. and Mrs. Summerville's
crystal wedding anniversary Tuesday
evening.
Ladies, before purchasing your win
ter millinery call and examine the
new and complete stock at Miss
Willet's.
Mr.. samI. Caughran has fine resi-
dence about completed in the north
east part of town. He has also built a
neat barn.
J. H. Ryan will hold a public sale
of personal property, at his place south
of Ozark, Nov. 8, 1881, commencing at
10 o'clock a. m.
]. r. Crigler will sell lot of per-
sonal property at public sale, Wednes-
day, Nov. 2, at his farm three miles
southwest of lola.
Mrs. Margaret Thistlethwaite will
sell at public sale, Thursday, Nov. Sd,
at her residence, seven miles north of
lola, a lot of personal property.
The election in Usage township this
fall will be held at Montevale school
house. All interested take due notice
and govern themselves accordingly.
J. w. Kesterson carries the best lot
teas and at lowest prices in town.
From five to twenty per cent. saved
by buying teas and other goods of him.
Mr.. Clairborn, recently from Phila-
delphia, who bought the Scott farm at
Carlyle, is fixing it up expecting to go
into the sheep business in the spring.
The scholars of the public schools
that their examination was
an "awful hard one"-which is a good
sign that it was more for business than
ornament.
On the first page of this paper will
be found the cards of Moses Neal and
Thos. DeHaven, declining the nomi-
nation for Treasurer and Register, re-
spectively.
In school books, paper of every de-
scription, states, pencils, inks: and
stationary generally, the largest, best
and cheapest: stock in the county at