The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-07-22

notices ,ciH be charged Fifteen cents per line each
publication. No deviation from this rate to anyone
The heated term still continues.
Political rumors may now be ex-
peeted.
A.G. West, of Ozark was in town
Monday.
Miss Maggie Steele is reported on
the sick list this week.
The railroad hands were paid OIL
Tuesday and Wednesday.
is. Coe will accept our thanks for
a fine mess of roasting ears.
LII. Gorrell has received his ap-
rointment as Notary Public.
Prof. Williams will preach next Sum
day morning at the Baptist church..
Old papers for sale at this office in
any desired quantity at SO cents per
hundred.
Anderson & DeClute are offering
bargains in summer goods. They
must he sold.
Don't forget that Anderson & De-
Clute will always give you the worth
of your money.
Rev. E. s. Miller preached at the
Presbyterian church at Neosho Falls
last Sunday night.
"Summer complaint" is having a
run and the doctors are busy. No seri-
GUS sickness as yet.
Married, July 10, 1881, by the Pro-
bate Judge, H. D. Parsons and Amelia
Mabie, both of lola.
John H. Scott, of the Usage Mission
Journal, was in lola last Friday tax
ing in the excursion.
Rev. L, J.. Holden will hold his US
ual services at the Presbyterian
Church Sunday night.
The colored band that come over
from TT. Scott with the excursion last
Friday was good one:
One Of the railroad hands lost a ten
dollar bill ON the street Tuesday night
EsHe had just been paid Oft.
Mr.. Schleicker was sun struck las
Saturday; and also an engineer with
surveying corps, Monday.
An express agent has been put OF
the Wichita road, and the first matte
was RECEIVED Tuesday evening.
The list of accounts audited and al
lowed by the Board Of County Com
missioners is published this week.
If you want suit Of clothes or
pair of boots. Don't forget US.
ANDERSON & DECLuTE.
Married, by the Probate Judge, Jnl.
18th, 1881, VIM. Allsup, of Bourbon
county, and Rachel Gardner, of ALLIE
county.
A Mr.. Heath, of Cottage Grow
township, will be a candidate for Reg
lister of. Deeds this fall, SO we are ir
formed.
The man who stops his paper becaus
he affects to dislike the editor, can b
found each week reading borrowe
or stolen copy.
Conductor McWilliams, ofthe Wicf
tia road, is one of the most pleasan
and obliging officials it has ever bee
our pleasure to meet.
Mr.. J.P. Boyd received Telegram
from his old home at Middleton, Obi
last Monday stating that his mothe
was not expected to live.
Prof. Williams will lecture to tn
members of the Institute at the Bal
fist church on Sunday evening, Jul
oath. FRANK ROOT.
R.. B. Stevenson has had a lare
awning erected in front of his dru
store, which adds materially to tt
, appearance as well as comfort OF tn
popular store.
We shall print for Geo. A. bowi'
this week five thousand copies of tt
Real Estate Bulletin, paper devote
to the settlement of the Neosho Va
ley. Send them east.
Stevenson's Price Strictly Pq
White Lead, $3.50 per 100 pound
, Linseed Oil, IS and 70 cents per gallo
Machinery Oils from 80 cents to ST.
per gallon. Now is the time to pail
while material is low.
.According to the Coffeyville Jo"r"o
nine farmers in that vicinity ha'
been swindled out of over $500 /
lightning rod swindlers. Anoth
warning to farmers who patroni
;. stragners without care.
In last Saturdays Kansas CT
journal was . statement that Jam
, Ard, of Allen County, was sun stru'
at that place, and that there we
little hopes of his recovery. We ha