The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-06-16

" Cherries at Is cents PEI quart and no
kexeE@ chaEye 1br worms.
MFR plata Or daeoattye vs)l papes
fcall at BteyensonS drug Atafe.
Another heavy rain yisited this pqr-
ton Of the Stats &opday night
Hyou don't believe hrmers ars Ausy
take . ride through the country.
" Mr.. g. Toser b building an addition
to his already commodio0s residence.
Coraline coFsets only 81 90 ct North
rup's; high priced competitors ask
Call at the post office stand and see
the flags, and Chinese lanterns for
sale there.
Biggest lot Of white lead and mixed
paints ever brought to lola, and We
want to sell them. SC0TT 4 Son.
A large and appreciative audience
was well entertained by the little folks
at the n. E. Church last Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. Orr had . fine lot Of stock come
from the east one day this week, consis-
ting Of cattle and horses, all thorough
bred.
If there is to be q genuine celebra-
ton at lola on the fourth it will take
something besides wind to make it q
success.
wv. T Davis, III. Winchester, Geo.
Smell, VIM. Veazie and A. p. Day are
the Deer Creek delegates to the Con-
Kention tomorrow.
The festival at Moran, Wendnsiay
night was postponed on account of the
storm. Part of the band boys got cut
there and part did not.
Chas. Steele is having shelving put
in the front part of Beatty Bros. new
furniture store preparatory to moving
his stock of jewelry thereto.
While not as high-priced as more
pretenti0us houses our people will find
the National Hotel q good place to
stop when they go to Fort Scott.
Ladies, call and examine that ele-
CANT line Of spring millinary goods
consisting of hats, flowers plumes, &C.,
just received at Mrs. Jas. Simpsons.
We heard it stated at the wreck yes
terday that the new wagon bridge
across Deer Greek had gone out, but
are inclined to think 1t was q mistake.
lola still improves, and we would
advise any person or people who are
searching for q good location to come
and see US before looking elsewhere.
d. Fl. Brewer tipped over his deliv-
cry wagon in the south part Of town
Monday, by attempting to drive too
close to ditch. It was early in the
morning!
Elder Henry Martin will preach at
the court house, commencing Friday
night before the third Lords day in
June, and continue over Lords day.
All are invited.
Welch 4 Hart will deliver wood. to
all parts Of the city. Will cord stove
cord. Cord wood from S. so to $500 per
cord, corded up.
Mr.. Young informed Us Wednesday
that he had completed the new bridge |
at Edmunson's crossing on Deer Creek |
and that nothing remained to do but to |
finish the approaches.
y Farmers living in the vicinity Of Car |
lyle should watch their cattle careful |
ly, as there Is an excellent prospect |
for Texas fever, owing to the wrecked
cattle train this week.
Mr.. Mahlon Remsburg Of Elm town
ship brought in q fine sample of clover
this week which measured fully three
feet. Also q five foot sample Of fine
pate. They can be seen at Bowlus'.
While at Bronson Monday last we
were told by DR.. Cummings that Jas.
who lives near Moran,
was the proud parent of q son. The
little stranger came Monday morning.
Laces in over 200 different designs.
Trimmings in remnants at 10 cents
Zach, and the punches contain from 2
10 10 yards, warranted perfect and of
The very best goods made. Come and
zee them at McClure's.
John B. Tolen, q brother of Mrs.
Sutherland, died In lola Wednesday
last after q sickness of about
our weeks. He was about so years
I'D and recently from near Springfield,
Ohio. /
Quite q number Of horses have been
injured on barb wire fence on
outh Deer creek near Mr.. Wise's
place. One young h0ase severed the
ugular vein and died instantly last
Thursday. |,
If the lola correspondent Of Hum
,oldt paper does not want the 20. B." l.
more frequently in the future than in
he past, he mnst be more careful in y
,is items. A peculiar style Of writing, {
ike popularity Of speech, is easily
-
Ed. Costello who had charge Of the Is
rack laying on the Wichita road he |
ween lola and Fort Scott has the
contract for the track laying from
iirard to Walnut on the N. +. ]. 4 u. n
2ailro0d and in nOyw af work nnttin0f /,