The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-10-14


"boom" as the TT. Scott, lola 4 WITCH
tia Railroad Is completed to tina
place.
We are prepared to print you nice
visiting cards than can be got any
where in the county. Come and sc
samples.
Among other jobs this week W
furnished Bartels Bros. a full outfit Q
Of letter heads, statements, cards an.
envelopes.
Messrs. Richards, Lakin & Irelant
were supplied with letter heads, state
ments and envelopes from this offic'
this week.
Girls, tell your fellow to buy you .
case of those fine visiting cards at the
REGISTER Office, or hunt up som,
other girl.
Died, October 2, 1881, at the. resi-.
dence of Ashley Bliss, in lola, Miss
Anna Gould, aged 10 years, II months
and II days.
Don't forget that Bowlus is leaning
money at lower interest than any ont
else in Allen county, and if you want
a loan, see him first.
While it is true that high rents in
dictate that town is booming at the
same time it is powerful auxiliary
in shutting off booms.
Farmers will see by Bowlus' new
advertisement that he is still ahead
and loaning money on better terms
than any one else in the county.
In clothing, boots, shoes, men and
boys goods generally, we sell as low
as the lowest.
ANDERSON & DECLUTE.
T. NJ. Bartels has purchased a half
in the harness store of w. L.
Bartels, and the business will be con-
tinued under the firm name of Bartels
Bros.
just received by Mrs. Jas. Simpson,
q full and complete stock of fall and
winter millinery goods, bonnets, flow
ers, plumes, ETC., which will be sold at
very reasonable prices. Ladies will
do well to examine this stock.
Fl. P. Gray has purchased the news
stand of I. n. Templin and will here
after conduct the business at the post
office. While we are sorry to part
with Mr.. Templin, we hope that Mr..
Gray will meet with unbOunded sue
cess.
Marion WELDON, young man Is
years old LIVING northeast Of lola,
was adjuoged INSANE at tGial had be-
fore the probate judge last Saturday,
and on Tuesday of tbs week Sheriff
Walters took him 10 the insane
asylum at OssawatOmie.
Elsewhere appears the sberiff7s proc
providing for a general cleo
loo. The constitution of The State
provides that all general elections
shall be held on Tuesday after the
first Monday in November, which
his year falls OH the Sth.
DR.. Tozer has built cottage frame
house on south Western street Just
west of H. Eeimert's, which, it is
needless to say was :ented before it
was flushed. We hope Others of our
enterprising citizens will do the same
md thus add more house room which
g SO badly needed.
On our office desk reposes samples
If Large Romantic" ':Ki1g of Tomp-
zins," "Wine Sap" aud ''Eea Davis"
apples, which were left us Wednesday
~ NJ. G. P. Keith, of Marmaton
ownsbip. No unprejuiced person can
zee these samples and say this Is not
'uit growing country.
J. E. Ireland has put around his res
dence a very neat iron picket fence
which is the only one of the kind in
ola. It adds materially TO the beauty
# his place. And that's what all the
uss was about last week. An eI.or on
'ur part at first in locating him in the
wrong part of town started Tie matter.
T. II. DeHaven, of Elsmore, who
vas nominated by the Democrats for
Register of Deeds, pre-empto.ilv de-
lines 10 make the race. AS he was
uchered out Of the nomination for
beriff,, which we understand he would
AVE accepted, it is easy to see that
H.. D. has done just what any man
treated would have done.
Sunday last DR.. Gillian was called
o atte0d young man who accidently
hot himself in The thigh. He be-
onged TO camp of emig.ants who
we're on their way to Arkansas, and
lad camped a few miles west of lola.
he wOuod was prObed TO the bone
ut the ball could not be got at. The
Dung mans name we could not learn.
lie shot himself with a revolver which
e did not think was loaded.
Attention is called to the advertise
1ent OF DeHart & Son, of Moran, in
his issue. It Is q wise sep, aud one
hat every merchant should take.
he county paper is circulated gener-
lily in every neighborhood in the
ounty, and it will pay the merchants
hrougOut the county to advertise. A
7ord 70 the people of the neighbOrhood: |
upport home institutions, and give
our home merchant your trade.
Patrick McCabe, living west of the
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