The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-02-16

Bronson made us a lively call last
. Saturday.
!, The new dancing class holds secret
sessions. Extreme modesty is alleged
in explanation.
Mr.. c. c. Clark is building neat
, residence on his property OH Monroe
street.
, McInturf makes photographs by the
t new quick process. Remember the
place-Apple's old stand.
. Parties wanting clean flax seed for
, sowing, should leave orders at once
. with A. w. Beck.
We are selling lumber as cheap as
the cheapest, and cheaper. Safer &
Bro. Bronson, Kan.
A fine lot Of nice fresh seeds, Kansas
grown, and therefore adapted to Kan
sds soil. Henderson & -4Dirine.
Con. Null was among the number of
those who deposited a little wealth
with us THE week.
The falling of the school house stove
pipe, gave the upstairs pupils half
holiday Tuesday morning.
You need q pochet knife, therefore
remember that Henderson d. Amrine
are sole agents for the great Keen
Rutter.
Country dealers will do well to call
on A. w. Beck and get prices on job
lots of farm implements before purch-
asing elsewhere.
The Mammoth Pearl is the largest
yielder and best late potato in exis-
tence. Sold by s. d. Brandenburg,
Bronson, Kansas.
The Colorado legislature has passed
bill levying a tax on the output of
the mines of that State. That is why
our bonanza kings are looking sad this
week.
A. A. Stone, travelling correspond
ent for the Kansas City Price Current
and Live Stock Record, was in town
Tuesday, and favored US with a call.
The Girard Press is Uniformed by |
those who ought to KNOW, that the
Girard and Topeka railroad will be
completed to the latter city during |
1888"
Farmers aad others, VINO want lum-
Der, come and see US. We will give
you low prices, at Bronson. G. H. Sa-
ter & Bro.
When a business man works for |
money, the world says he is level
headed. When an editor writes for
money, the world says he is mercen-
airy.
We know of two or three parties
who want to rent business rooms, but
none are to be had. Some more build
ing will have to be done soon.
We acknowledge with thanks an in
vitation to a masquerade ball to be
given next Thursday evening at
Chanute for the benefit of the Chanute
Cornet Band.
The White Star potato combines
more good qualities than any other
potato grown. See S. D. Branden-
burg's advertisement in another col
umn.
Notice will be found in another col
umn of the dissolution of the firm of
Myers & Richards. Mr.. E. Richards
will continue the business at the old
stand, where he respectfully solicits !
the continued patronage of the public. /
Farmers should improve this wet
weather by getting well prepared for
the spring work. If your harness are
old, and need replacing or Replacing,
call on w. L. Bartels, west side public
square. He guarantees satisfaction.
We see by Wyandotte papers that
Goodin & Keplinger are making ar
rangements to begin the practice OF
law in that city. They will make one
of the strongest law firms in the State.
Farmers, call at Beck's and take
a look at the largest and most COM
plete assortment of plows, harrows,
cultivators, corn planters, and all
farming tools and machinery in South
ern Kansas.
Members of the Kickapoo club will
take notice that the next meeting will
be held on Tuesday evening of next
week. The question for discussion is,
"Should the House railroad bill be-
come law"
IT'S wrong to beat your grocer
Out Of his honest dues;
IT'S wrong TO beat the cobbler
Out of his boots and shoes;
There is a chance OF pardon
For him who steals your coal,
But he who beats the printer
Will surely loose his soul.
The composing force of the REGIS
TER have sent for boxing gloves, and
intend to enter upon a thorough
course of training in the manly srt.
Dissatisfied contributors and unruly
visitors will be respectfully referred to
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