The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-02-03

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Business Locals under this heading among edisoria
publication. No deviation from this rate to anyone
Borrow money of Bowlus.
Garden Seeds in Bulk at Becks.
See the Spring Work at Beck's.
Leave your orders for Flax Seed at
Beck's.
Beautiful weather for February, is
it not?
Read that card at the head of this
column.
Harkradir's light draft plow equal.
izer at Beck's.
Beck has this week received fifteen
tons of machinery.
Oh, what a delight! Those fine per
fumes at Stevenson's.
Come and see the new style silver
wall paper at Scott's.
Secure your seats for the King
Laugh Makers tonight.
INCEST lot of wall paper ever
brought to lola, at Scott's.
lola has one too utterly utter young
man-and he is not bit Wild(e).
Go to Bartels Bros. for your roasted
Coffees, and Teas. Best in town.
Farm for rent.
a. w. BECK.
For rent, a business room on south
Washington avenue. Enquire of Miss
c. Willett.
Coleman, of the original Tennessee
aus, il undoubtedly the most popular
coiored tasso living.
Prescriptions compounded from the
freshest and purest drugs and at low
prices at StevensOn's.
Rev. l.. L. Holden will hold Episco-
pal services at tho Presbyterian
Church Sunday night.
Everything in the line of drugs,
medicines, paints, oils, stationary, &C.,
will be found at StevensOn's.
lola ought to have first-class pub
lie library. Everybody favors it but
no feasible plan is as yet suggested.
We defy competition in harness
and saddles.
4 dh, BARrErs Bros.
Prof. Earris will conduct the Nor
NAL institute ofIAnderson county in
July and Of BfowDeounty in August.
Married by TIE Probate Judge, Jan.
q, 1881 Erriek Bodine, of Allen ,coun-
ty, and Martha Nelson, late Of Mich
igan. i
A fire at Humboldt last Sunday
night destroyed an old livery stable,
ana it is reported four horses were
burned to death.
The enforcement of law demands the
of men who will do their
whole duty. Vote for reputable men
for justice of the peace.
Everybody who heard the King
Laugh Makers when they were here
in December are going again tonight.
Get your reserved seats early.
If you are needing any winter
goods we would advise you to
Northrup's as they are cutting all
prices to make room for spring stock.
It is reported that Chas. Kinnear,
one of the enterprising farmers of Deer
Creek township has gone back to In
Llama on visit and will not return
alone.
A dance at the Opera House last
night attracted large crowd of young
olks and many of the old ones, too. |
A good time was enjoyed as a matter
If course.
The members of the lodge of
Knights Of Pithias are requested to be
present at the lodge ROOM at the next
regular meeting. Work done in
Esquires rank.
On next Friday evening, Feb. 10,
he Literary Union will have "ben-
,fit." The profiramme will be un-
Usually interesting, and the admission |
'nly ten cents.
An exchange sarcastically observes
hat if all the railroads Incorporated |
ire built through southern Kansas, we
will have to annex Oklahoma for |
gardening purposes.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Parish, one door south of
'teele's tewelry store Il prepared to do
II kinds of dress making and COM
non sewing; also making boys coats
md vests speciality.