The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-09-29

Alag stone sidewalk put down in front
of her residence on Washington ave-
Que.
Don't forget the New York Hotel
when you come to town. s. ID. Cook,
the landlord, keeps a first class host
elry.
IFrank Wallis has gone to Barnard,
4 in Linn county, where he is acting as
operator for the Gulf Railroad Com
Ypany.
Parties indebted to E. A. Foreman
are respectfully asked to call and settle
by cash or note, at as early date as
possible.
Miss Clara Willett, who has been
visiting in lola for the past two months,
returned to her home in Parsons last
Tuesday.
Come and see US. All are invited to
look at at fall and winter goods. Lat
est styles in dress goods, at the New
York Store.
I/Married, on the 10th inst, by Rev.
fThomas BaIhett, NLa1ard w. Carnagy
and Susie J. Rershberger, both of
\Allen county,.
All those indebted to me will please
call and settle by the LIST of Oct, 1882,
and save Both of us trouble.
2w J. A. CHRIsTY.
One hundred and twenty-five pieces
of the best brands of cotton, and cotton
and wool flannel just received at the
peoples store.
Waters & Thayer have flied up their
mill for grinding wheat, and are now
prepared to do custom work. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. 4w
Topeka is struggling over an occupa-
ton tax, and the rate is placed at
sufficiently high rate to satisfy an or
binary grumbler.
| /The latest scheme is to vote bonds
An lola township to the n. Il. lola &
/ W. lNtll1otbu. hOIDc VIII nOWl SURF
that is attempted.
Plain and fancy stationary, blank
books and notions constantly on hand
at the post office news stand. Salts
faction guaranteed.
Mr.. A. Simpson, formerly resident
of this place, but now of Jasper county,
Mo-, is visiting relatives and friends
in lola this week.
A gentleman from Leavenworth was
in town one day this week looking up
the chances for a Democratic paper.
He departed again.
The Independent intimates that
some of Haskell's money went into
the REGISTER Office. Possibly the flu
ture tale will unfold.
The Post of the G.. A. r. at this
place are arranging to give the play
entitled the Atlanta Spy" some time
this fall or early winter.
There was a big Democratic meet
ing at Fort Scott yesterday, which
was well attended from lola. Hon.
n. f. Acers was billed for speech.
r. B. Stevenson, accompanied by
his wife. start for st. Louis, Monday,
where they will witness the pageant
of the "Veiled Prophets" and visit the
fair.
J. j. Casmire & Son are prepared to
repair tin roofs with cement at lower
rates than heretofore charged for solder
ing. Better work and satisfaction
given.
Let the sweet news be gently waited
on the warm summer breeze, that
Henderson & Amrine have just re-
ceived car load of the best stoves in
the Kansas market.
Geo. Z. Faler, of the Yates Center
NeUs was in town Monday last. He
is the best editorial writer in this por-
ton of the State and is making the
Neus an excellent paper.
Geo. O'Neal, the barber that has
been working for NORM, was arrested
yesterday upon complaint of the latter
charged with disturbing the peace.
His trial will be held before Squire
Christy.
1t has been intimated that H. B.
Adams would be an Independent cam
didate for county superintendent. 1t
is to be hoped that he will display
more judgment than such a move
would indicate.
Mr.. Minor has our thanks for lot of
fine clingstone peaches. They were
unusually large, fine peaches and
were most acceptable present. Mr..
NJ. has a lot of very fine fruit on his
place east of town.
The best iron and tin roof paint will
be found at Casmire's. 1t will not
scale or break and is as cheap as the