The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-09-15

Remember the District Fair.
Business beginning to loom up.
Strange faces on every street corner.
Compare the REGISTER with any
paper in the county.
The boys are having glorious time
at Topeka this week.
Sixteen new subscribers this week
and more coming next.
We are doing job work awful cheap
for cash. Give us call.
Miss Ruth Brown will conduct q
private school this winter
Everybody went to the State Fair
and Soldiers Reunion this week.
Passenger trains are filled with
eastern people bound for Kansas.
But few mortgages will be foreclosed
during the coming year, in Kansas.
The races at the District Fair this
fall will be very fine. Go and see them.
VI. b. Roach is operating his hay
press at lola and doing rushing bust
I ness.
Our boys mourneth because no one
has brought us the watermelons this
gear.
! Send Il number of the REGISTERS
back to the old folks at home IN the
East.
Seventy EIGHT tickets to Topeka and
return were sold at lola last WedneS
| day noon.
4! Don't look for the boys back before
| Monday. A few may get back to-mor-
row night.
Our terms are $500 per year, but
cash in advance will get discount Of
% per cent.
The usual nuisance of school child
rem in the post office at mail time is
! again upon US.
1t would be as easy to mention those
who did not GO to Topeka this week
as those who did.
Slower and the Humboldt Guards
went up to Topeka on the special
train last Sunday.
Our new job press is daisy. Who
wants the finest note heads in the coun-
tY at lowest rates?
Z Miss Ruth Brown is having house
built in the Northeast part of the city
near the Baptist Church.
We want five hundred new SUBJ
scribers between now and November
lst. Who will be the first.
Remember if not paid in cash and in
advance the price of the REGISTER
remains at the former rate.
Wanted, at this office, the present
address of Henry Hurst, who recently
received his mail at the lola Office.
Episcopal services at the Presbyter-
ian Church by Rev. L. l.. Holden,
Sunday evening at the usual hour.
Up to Wednesday noon the agent of
the K. c. L. & s. Railroad at lola had
sold III tickets from lola to Topeka.
Quite a number came in from Yates
Center and the West Wednesday
morning and went to Topeka via lola.
Mr.. Culbertson is erecting a neat
house in the west part of town, and
will soon have it in shape to move in
TO-
When you want letter heads, bill
heads, statements, envelopes, posters,
or anything in the printing line, give
U.S. call.
THE lola Band is one among the first |
bands in the State and we are assured !
of good music during the fair.-Ne0sho
Fails Post.
Elder Henry Martin will preach in
the court house Friday and Saturday
evenings and Sunday at half past
ten O'Clock.
twill pay all who have been selling
liquors in Allen county contrary to law
to take Walruff7s advice and Ego
The opening entertainment of the
season is at the opera house next Tues
day evening. II is said to be an excel.
lent company.
All the bold "soger" boys went to
Topeka this week and civilians only
are left at home. Suppose that Turks
should attack lola?
B. f. Bray will sell a lot of stock
knd agricultural implements at public
sale, at his place two miles north OF
Moran, on the 2lst inst.