The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-06-29

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never find a better time to commenced
than the fourth of July.
Don't put off getting one Of those
nobby spring suits, with discount o
ten per cent, at Anderson & DeClute's
Ladies, step in and see the gas dnG
oil stoces IN operation at any time
Henderson d AN'ri''e.
Mr.. r. Updegraff returned the first
of the week from a visit to his old
home in Hagerstown, Maryland. He
reports an exceedingly pleasant trip
The little blow last Saturday, raised
considerable dust, wrecked the bull
letin boards, and carried away a f0w
signs aud hats, but did no further
damage.
The celebration committee reques,
citizens to decorate as extensively as
possible OIL the Fourth. Every avail.
able flag should be put on duty.
Commissioner Danly is anxious that
every one should clean up yards, re-
pair sidewalks, &C, before the fourth.
Let US receive our guests with q clean,
bright town.
Bob Stevenson has bought the Carey
property on east Madison avenue and
will move into it in few days. We
understand that Mr.. Carey expects to
go to Dakota.
Anderson & DeClute are cutting all
of their spring and summer suits ten
per cent. A good chance to save money
for parties wanting a good suit of
clothes.
All people in town have had an OPP
portunity to try National yeast, We can
| say from experience that it is superior
| to any yeast we have ever used, all
grocers sell it.
Chas. Il. JOslyn, young man who
came here short time ago for his
health, died Tuesday at Mr.. J.C.
Clurk's, of consumption. The remains
were sent to Rome n. y.
Whispers of local politics are begin
ming to be heard. Besides District
Judge, we have our most important
county officers to elect this fall, and a
spirited local campaign will keep
things lively.
A host of friends welcome DIR. Fnl-
ton back from his vacation tour. He
arrived last Saturday, and looks as if
Fulton will remain in Canada four or
five weeks longer.
We find we are over stocked with
light suitIngs and to clean them out
we will give discount of ten per cent.
Anderson & DeClute.
When you come to town next We'd
nesday, hunt up the editor of THE
REGISTER and give him enough of
your celebration money Ia pay for
your paper year. You will never re-
greet it.
Mr.. J. H. Orr returned from his
eastern trip yesterday. He will in Il
short time make an extensive sale of
his stock, furniture, implements, etc,
of which due notice will be given by
posters.
Having disposed of my entire inter
est in the drug and stationery business
to Messrs. GOodhue and Evans, / de-
sire to recommend them to my friends
and to the public; and will say unhesi-
tatinGly that Mr.. Evans is one of the
IN vt careful and competent druggists
i'm Allen county. II. b. Stevenson.
There will be three good bands here
next Wednesday, the Chanute and
Moran bands having promised def
will furnish plenty of music and make
all interesting contest.
Just received, a large invoice of har-
ness oils, from tha cheapest to the
best. Any one asking for castor oil
can depend on getting the genuine ar
ticle, unless the lower grades are es-
pecially desired, at Scots.
Our spring and summer suits are all
of the latest style goods and cuts. We
still have a fine assortment. Will
discount ten per cent. Anderson d
DeCiute.
The Acers House has been crowded
with guests this week. Col. Prou:y,
of the Commonwealth, Col. Hardy
of New York, Mrs. DeLand and family
of Blue Mound, and Miss Lockwood of
Fort Scott are among recent arrivals.
Just as we 90 to press we are handed
note from Judge PaSson, saying that
the track of the Fort Scott road was
completed on Wednesday, to the depot
at Wichita. This road is fast growing
into trunk line.
The ladies of lola have made a
beautiful flag that will be presented to
| the township sc nding the largest dele
CATION to the celebration next Wednes-
day. Let every township organize its
forces and come in a body.
DIR. Hendricks has just purchased a
fine--new piano, of the Iinderman x
Sons make. 1t is handsome,square
grand, and an instrument of pure and
powerful tone. We congratulate Miss
Alice upon so agreeable a companion.
The storm of last Saturday morning
did not do as much damage in the
country as was ut first feared. Con.
siderable loss of fruit is reported, but
corn and grain were not injured. MIR.
James Townsend, west of the river,
lost two valuable cattle by lightning
THE REGISTER is circulated a little
too extensively in Allen county to
make it easy to get jury in the wills
key cases. The sheriff has been trying
all week to find twelve men who
would be acceptable to both sides, but
up to time we go to press has not sue
ceeded.
Having purchased Mr.. Stevenson:
stock of goods we would respectfully
announce that the business will be
continued at his old stand where full
stock of drugs, books, stationery &c.
can always be found. Prescription:
will be carefully compounded at al
hours day or night. Night office il
room directly in rear of stOre-GOOdhu'
and Evans.
Our LaHarpe correspondent gives
a detailed account of a fatal accident
that happened at that place last Sat
urday. 1t repeats the old, old warn