The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-02-23

McInturfs pictures are first-class.
The Augusta Republican is for sale
Oranges and lemons, at Longs.
Rather a Kansas drouth than al
Ohio flood.
Fletcher & Co., the cash hardwar
house.
G. A. Cowden will sell you eastern
tickets cheap.
VIM. Kuhne was down from Law
renee the first of the week.
Kansas seeds adapted to Kdnsd'
soil. Henderson & Amrine.
Have you seen those check rowers al
Beck's. Every one warranted.
Avery and Leidy corn stalk cutters
at Beck's.
Ell Dorado has another railroad-or
paper. She also has library, in fac
For a first-class spring wagon, call or
John Weith. He wants q good horse
Miss Cora Briggs leaves for Law.
renee to-day to attend the University
We wish her success.
All kinds of building material at C.
H. Safer & Bros. yard at Bronson.
If you desire to sell, rent or trade
your farm. call on Othick d Smith.
Buy hardware for cash of Fletcher
& Co. and save money.
McInturf makes good negatives
cloudy weather; please note this fact.
Fletcher 4 Co.'s cash hardware and
harness store sell the cheapest.
Go to G. H. Safer & Bro. for cheap
at Bronson.
The best cure for diseases of the
nerves, brain and muscles, is Browns
Bitters.
A. c. Covell has moved into the
house recently sold by E. w. Arnold
to Hannah S. Edwards.
Fairfax township, Usage county, is
asked to vote $4,000 in bonds to the
Kansas & Nebraska Central railroad.
Mr.. Frank Campbell has commenced
a residence on jefferson street. oppo-
,ite +. w. Arnold's.
Mrs. S. J. Crow, of Neodesha, has
been visiting friends and relatives in
ner old home this week.
Messrs. Bowlus and Fast are laying
! sidewalk along the east side of the
Leland hotel block.
Miss Florence Rohrer went to OF
ava last Saturday, for visit of two
" three weeks among friends there.
The high water in the Neosho last
week carried away the wagon bridge
'ver that stream at Erie. 1t was
,uilt i'm 1877 at a cost of $1,000.
Mr.. WI. Richards, of the Indian
polls NeWs, accompanied by his wife,
vas in town this week, looking after
lis interests in this vicinity.
Albert Allen and wife went to En-
'oria last Saturday for short visit
With relatives there. They are ex-
'ected back to-day or tomorrow.
The prospects are good for lively
cal estate business as soon as the
round is i'm good condition for agents
0 show purchasers around.
The damage suit of Sutherland VS..
has been settled without
DING to trial by reasonable compro-
nise-probably the best for all con-
erned.
John L. Sullivan offers to fight any
nan In the world for $4,000. Wait |
III our devil has practicad a little
,nger with those gloves, Johnnie, and
,e'li accommodate you.
The merchants that keep their
ames before the public through the
ull seasons, are the ones that gather
1 the shekels when the good times
ONE.
BY a private letter from Lawrence
re learn of the marriage in that city
n Tuesday, the 18th inst, of Mr.. J.
V. Edmuns, a young lawyer, of Mar
hall. Mo-, to Miss Laura Arnett. The
umerous friends and acquaintance of
ne bride at this place will join with
HE REGISTER in extending congrat-
lations and good wishes.
Fresh mince meat at Longs.
We understand that Lee Rucker has
,nted the room just vacated by Nc
utt Bros, and expects to be ready in
week or so to open out a general
ock of confectionery, notions, &c.
here is a good opening for such an
Establishment here, and Lee Rucker is
st the man to take hold fit. He is
ell known and popular, and We are
lad he is to be permanent resident.
We understand that the Hall Com
my, after due consideration has de-
tned to close the bargain, giving the
'e Of the opera house to parties in
arnett for the establishment of a
ller skating rink. The reason given
that the noise of the skates would
nder it next to impossible to do bus
ess in the stores below. The reason,
course, is a good one, but we are