The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-02

Prof. Fields ambitious worm pow.
ders, at Scott's.
German millet seed for sale at Beck'a
at IS cents per bushel.
Humboldt has. or IL to have, roller
skating rink.
Avery aud Leidy corn stalk cutters
at Beck's.
Mrs. Emily Harris, nee Mays, IL In
town this week.
Queensware at cost at the Star
Grocery.
Mrs. DIR. Clifford went to Lawrence
last week for a short visit with her
parents.
Mr.. E. Richardson lie erecting . neat
Itwo-story residence on his property
south of the mineral well.
1.-The public school celebrated Wash.
ington's birthday with appropriate
ceremonies.
Farmers say the frost is all out Of
the ground, 30 If we don't get any
more rains for awhile We may expect
the. mud to dry up.
u w. II. Mcclure ought to have told
us about that new girl at his house, a
week ago, instead of leaving us to find
v out by accident.
Mr.. S. A. Day, editor of the Fort
Scott Herald, was i'm town Monday
and made us short call.
VIM. Knapp is among the number
of those good citizens who have put
down sidewalks recently.
The Mammoth Pearl is the largest
yielder and best late potato I'm exis-
tence. Sold by 4. d. Brandenburg,
Bronson, Kansas.
The digestive organs weakened and
worn out by using cathartic medicines,
restored by using Browns Iron Bit
tiers.
Farmers aad others, VINO want lum-y
Der, come and see US. We will give
you low prices, at Bronson. c. H. IA
ter & Bro.
The White Star potato combines
more good qualities than any other
potato grown. See &. ID. Branden-
burg's advertisement In another col
umn.
Farmers, call Mt Beck's and take |
a look at the largest and most COM
plete assortment Of plows, harrows,
corn planters, aud all
farming tools and machinery in South
ern Kansas.
Buy hardware for cash Of FletcherA
& Co. and save money. II
Mrs. Sofge, having completed
course in the kindergarten DEPART
ment of the State Normal at EmporiaS
and received first grade certificate,
will soon open kindergarten school
in lola.
A friend of ours who has been brush
ing up his Greek lately, thinks that
the woman's rights sentiment must
be rather weak in the Pantadelphian
club. He says that that euphonious
names means "ail brothers" and
thinks the "sisters" would object to
being so ulceremoniOusly ignored.
If you desire to sell, rent or trade
your farm. call on Othick & Smith.
The southern Kansas NJ. E. Confer.
ence met at Oswego yesterday. We
that Rev. 8. s. Weather.
by, who has given very acceptable ser
vice to the church at this place during
the year, will probably be returned
here.
A new line Of stationary received
this week at the p. o. store.
Mr.. James Townshend, who has
been visiting in Indiana-Johnson and
Upton counties-returned last Satur-
day evening. His son-in-law and FAM
lily returned with him to make their
home in Allen county. II
All kinds of building material at q.
II. Safer & Bros. yard at Bronson.
Miss Loola I. Rice, daughter of Gen,
J. H. Rice, of the Fort Scott Monitor,
was married on the 22d ult. to Mr.. W.
G. Gum, of the firm Of Gum 4 Matr
Of Fort Scott. Ill
Reliable Kansas seeds adapted ton
Kansas soil at Henderson d An,rine's
hardware store.
The Union Square Theatre company,
was allowed by the Chanute authori-
ties. to play there on Sunday night.
Our little neighbor at the cross-roadsf
must be growing metropolitan. II
TInwdre at your own price. He,t
7erson & Amrine. U
Father Cease has just bought the
I'D Geo. w. Swan quarter 1.-THE house
vas recently burned) a quarter Of q
nile from Geneva town site, includ-
'acres of timber, in all, l6s acres, time
for s., 500. p.
While you are making rvpairs for
he spring cork remember that zoe
,due Plow Handles, Hdrrow Teeth
'ierises, bolts, ehuins and any thing
Use you need. Henderson d Amrine.
Mr.. H. J. Workman, of Warrens-
,urg, ILL.,. made US call last Saturday.