The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-10-06

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VIM. C. Thrasher of Lawrence, is in
the city on business.
Messrs. Richards, Malin and Bow
lus went to Topeka Monday to attend
the Directors meeting of the n. T. l..
& NJ. Railroad.
o. p. Northrup & Co. buy their
boots and shoes direct from the manu-
facturer. Buy of them and get the
lowest prices.
"Finny cum, but the crowd didn't,
remarked the funny man of lola.
The Methodist parsonage rejoices in
a new roof, and sundry other improve
ments, external and internal.
Recorder Fast has been quite sick for
some days past.
| Mr.. s. ID. Cook was thrown from a
horse Thursday afternoon, and quite
seriously injured.
All our merchants are laying i'm
heavy stocks of goods in anticipation
of the best fall trade lola has ever had.
If there is any truth in the old signs
their hopes will surely be realized.
The beaming countenance of Lee
Rucker, of Fort Scott, again enlivened
our streets Saturday and Sunday.
DON'T forget to call again, Lee.
McCormack's homeopathic medi-
cine for sale for fifteen cents at
GILILHAN & COwAN's.
Rev. s. s. Weatherby went to Leroy
the first of the week to officiate at the
marriage of Mr.. j. Milestone and
Miss Effie Ward of that place.
Mr.. S. J. Cowan returned from the
mountains last Saturday. He reports
heavy SHOWS there the first of Sep
TENDER, and says he will have to leave
this country if the weather doesn't
stiffen up soon.
Miss Lilly Wisner was in town
Wednesday. She has been attending
the University in Des Moines, Iowa,
and will probably return.
S. D. Cook was fined one dollar and
costs for assaulting Joe MORN, the bar
Der, and appealed the case to the Dis
trict Court.
New dress flannels, cashmeres,
silks, hosiery, shawls, etc. at
NORTHRUP's.
The great annual meeting of Friends
is held at Lawrence this week and next.
Round trip tickets from lola are $3.50.
&c. Gordon left Wednesday with
J. l.. Christy and another young gen.
tlemen for an overland trip to Arkan-
sas. They are Off for grand hunt
and general glorious time, and we
wish them joy.
We regret to learn of the death on
Tuesday last of DR.. JAS. F. Knowlton,
one of the Oldest and most prominent
citizens of Geneva township. He was
seventy-two years of age. His death
was not unexpected as he had been in
poor health for long time, but his
loss is deeply felt:
Acker's English remedies are war
ranted. For sale by
uH. GILLIHAN Il COWAN.
The would-be platform of the INDIE
pendent Convention, opened with the
fresh and original statement that "the
old parties have outlived their useful
ness" John, we didn't think you'd a
done it.
Remember that you can save five
per cent. on your goods by going to
Cowan's. That is big interest for
credit Of thirty days.
Go to Cowan's and get pure cider
and water it for yourself.
A notification proclamation would
he in order from President Arthur.
Modification more ineXcusable than
that of South Carolina in the days of
Andrew Jackson, now asserts itself i'll
Utah, in the refusal of the Mormons to
submit to the provisions of the Ed
munds bill.
We ask our correspondents from the
country to pardon the unavoidable
omission of their communications this
week. Please continue to send your
items and they will be inserted here
after.
Hankins and Ihrig have taken
charge of the Champion meat market,
and make a strong and popular firm.
Fired" remains with them, as accom-
modating as ever.
To all whom it may concern:
We are obliged to ask of you on or
before the first of Nov. to call in and
settle in full. Hoping and trusting
our customers will not feel offended at
this notice. We do most assuredly
mean what we say.
MAIERs & RICHARDS.
D. III. Brewer is authorized to take
orders for our Cherokee Coal, orders |
promptly filled; special prices on ton
lots for cash.
2w WATERS & THAYER. |
Rev. f. s. Miller is attending the |
meeting of the Neosho Presbytery at |
Garnett, and of the Presbyterian Syn
cd at Ottawa, this week.
We acknowledge pleasant calls and
words of encouragement from Prof. p.
II. Harris, w. I. McElroy, Rev. S. S.
Weatherby. Capt. j. w. Christian,
Rev. S. M. Irwin, Mr.. Con. Null, Rev.
II. c. Coffey, and others. We are
always glad to see our friends.
Notice.
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