The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-02-25

HLENGTH OF TIME and in
Hterest payable ANNUALLY
at end Of year.
Measles and mumps.
Borrow money of Bowlus.
"Iola Favorite" at Templin's.
Attend the Literary tonight.
Miss Ella Ramsey is on the sick
list.
Farmers are preparing for spring
work.
Washington's anniversary next
Tuesday.
There is a good demand for land to
cultivate.
WIG. Mcdonald closed his school
last Friday.
Bargains in Overcoats at Anderson
and DeClute's.
A splendid assortment of toilet soaps
at Stevens0n's.
The prospect for another large crop
ofapples is fine.
The lola Opera House Is destined to
be popular place.
Capt. Lindsey, of Garrett, was in
our town this week.
Mrs. Alice Scott, Of Cherryvale, is
visiting relatives in Lola.
Who will venture a prediction as to
the weather next month?
Judge Kelso. of Parsons. was in our
town the first of the week.
Full and complete stock Of station
cry at StevensOn's drug store.
An unusually large amount of prai-
RE will be broken this season.
Our attorneys are getting ready for
the March term of District Court.
You should attend the Literary to-
night aud hear DR.. Scott's lecture.
NJ. H. Donaho, Of Humboldt was in
our city on Wednesday Of this week.
Our County Treasurer paid out some
thirteen thousand dollars one day this
week.
New and complete stock Of Station
cry, Blank Books and fancy articles
at SCOTS.
Whah the lola Opera House Il fully
conpleted it will be the dpest in South
ern Kansas.
We cap\ furnish the REGIsTEB and
Leayenworth Times for one year for
$3.50 cash in advance.
The attendance in our public schools
has greatly improved. Scholars are
getting over the measels.
Mr.. Delap last week sold IN Ayrshire
calf to a man in Illinois for $1,000. Mr..
ID. has some fine blooded stock
L. p. Search sells bis hotel ftu niture1
at public auction at the Commercial
Hotel, commencing Febauary 18th.
A full line of regular Homeopathic
Medicines just received, and will bel
kept constantly on hands at Sc0tt's
If the weather clerk endorses the]
announcement made in almanacs,
spring will commence next Tuesday.
James DeMpsA came home the first
OF the week from Keokuk. Iowa, where
he has been attending q medical
school.
N. Miller will sell personal property
at public sale, February 18th, 1T Mr..
Browns recideqce, near the river
bridge.
It looked natural to the old residents
here to see Rev. E. x. Lynn in the
pulpit at the Presbyterian Church LAST
Sunday.
Go to Bowlus for money and borrow
at "the old-fashioned" es-ipterestl
payable annually, and no combinations
aDhdtever.
Bowlus has 500, 900 to loan to farm
ers, in any sums desired, on one, two
three or five years time, At TIE very
Lowest rate Of Interest.
k Senator E. II. Funston came down
to his home near Carlyle last Saturday |
to see his family, some Of whom are
down with the measles.
Good rheumatic weather Of late and
those who are afflicted should remem-
Der that they win find all standard
remedies at Stevenson's.
There viii be no doubt about . full
programme at the Literary tonight.
DIR. Scott,s lecture on "Poets and Poe
try" will be worth hearing.
The Temperance law 10 being pretty |
generally discussed by our people, and
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