The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-03-11

Messrs. Murray 4 Brown will be
back from their new home in Missouri
next week to attend to business they
have in the District Court here.
J. w. Cox, representative for the
southern district in this county, pass
ed through lola last Saturday on his
way home from the Legislature.
Senator Funston's railroad bill,
which he introduced in the Senate and
tried to have passed, will be found
on the last page of to-day's paper.
A sermon for young people at the
Baptist Church next Sunday evening.
A welcome for all both morning and
evening. T. G. COFFEY, Pastor.
All goods in stock will be sold at re-
duced prices to make room for our new
Spring Stock.
o. P. NoRTHRUP& Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Swartzmm
adopted one of A. J. Colton's children
last Wednesday, and Mr.. E. PFaddis
took another one of them as an ap-
prentice.
" Sara Bernhardt will not appear at
the lola Opera House, but Stevenson
will continue to keep full and COM
plete stock of all goods found in a first
class drug store.
The editor of the REGISTER re-
] ceived a trio of Black Breasted Red
Games last Wednesday from A. C..
Fiekfin, one of the noted breeders OF
games in this country.
VA. E. Wright has moved into the
building ON the corner of Madison and
Washington avenues, and Messrs.
Travis & Mcdonald occupy the room
vacated by Mr.. Wright
<Mr. stover's little boy-some foyx Or
five months /o1d-died last Tpesboy
Afternoon >z1d was buried THURSDAY
morning. Funeral services at resi-
dence by Rev. E. S. Miller.
DR.. Scott's lecture before the Liter
airy Society of this place was inter-
esting and instructive. and should be
heard by larger audience than was
present at the time it was delivered.
The township trustees of the various
townships met at the Office of the
County Clerk last Monday and made
out schedule for their government
in assessing personal property this
year.
It is coming time Of year to clean up
around aud beautify your homes. In
doing this there is nothing that is as
cheap as a little paint judiciously ap-
piled. You will find Stevenson's
stock of paints complete.
Mr.. J. r.. Dunlap received this week
from J. G. Jones of Illinois, Light
Brahma eockerel, bred from Mr.. Us
prize winning birds. This is undoubt-
eoly the finest Light Brahma in the
County, and much superior to the one
Mr.. d. got from Leavenworth last
year.
Mr.. J. T. Delap has had large lot
Of cards printed this week advertising
his fine Percheron Norman horses,
"Beilviex" and "Charlie Champion"
They will be found excellent in every
respect, and parties interested should
see AR. Delap or send for his descrip-
tive cards
Mr.. b. g. Davidson has purchased
E. D. Browns interest i'm their bust
ness partnership, and will be found at
the old place of business. We can
cordially recommend Mr.. D. as an en-
ergetic, Wide-awake, and thoroughly
upright attorney. Business intrusted
to his care will not be neglected.
District Clerk Davis went down to
Independence last Monday as witness
in the ease Of the State against one
Smith or Goldsmith charged with
having fraudulenily changed the rec
ords of the District Court. It is the
same ease that was up before Squire
ChrKty several weeks ago.
Our old friend, J. d. Sims has gone
to Illinois, where for a time he will
make his home. AS citizen, business
man officer and friend, we have known
him for years. During that time we
have never known him to forsake q
friend, neglect duty or fail in the
usual demands as a business man and
citizen. While no paragon of virtue
or model man in particular. his enc
mics conceded his worth and his
friends extolled his better qualities.
The people of this county will miss
him.
NMr. J. C. Murray and family left
last Wednesday for Nevada, Missouri,
their future home, and they were fol-