The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-04-20
And still fhe breezes blow.

And still the breezes blow.
w. H. Slavens, Of Yates Cente
has our thanks for fayors received.
The cOlored Benevolent society wi
have q festival tonight at the coul
house. gs
Welch & Hart and Richaids, Laki
& Ireland have had their fronts painte
this week.
! We sell coal in any quantity deli,
cred to any part Of the city. Rhot
eric & Lawrence.
" We are informed that the mea
markets will hereafter close promptl
at 8 O'Clock p. m.
W. H. Ames, representing the Law
renee business College, made us
pleasant call Tuesday. .
Y Beatty & Swisher have ON hand
large quantity of ice which they vii
deliver to any part of the city.
Beatty Bros. will receive the first o
next week lot of the best make Of re
frigeratOrs i'm the market.
You will always find full line O
ladies' and gents hosiery at McNut
Bros. store on the south side.
dan Thorpe has had the front of his
Vbarber shop freshly painted and it pre-
sents gay appearance.
Have you seen that fine line of sum.
mer hats just opened at McNutt Bros
J. H. Fisher went to Kansas City
yesterday, mainly on business and in.
cidentally to hear Keene play Richard
Third. He will return tomorrow.
AS soon as the spring winds are over,
we hope to see lot of house painting
done. 1t is economy to the owner of
the property and adds hundred pei
cent. to the beauty of the town.
Lou Edmundson returned last week
from two weeks visit in Chautau-
qua county. He reports the prospect
for wheat generally good, and especial
lv so in Montgomery and Wilson
counties.
A canary bird has been captured
and is now i'm charge of Miss Josie Ste
vensOn who will return 1t to the own
er on payment of charges for this no.
tice.
Some scattering blossoms on the
peach trees seem to indicate that that
fruit is not all destroyed Apple and
cherry trees are about as full as usual.
Messrs. Goodin & Keplinger are in
town this week, associated with
Knight and Richards i'm the defence of
the infanticide case.
The st. Louis Fort Scott and Wichi-
tn road has recently published n neat
emigration sheet. The NeOshO Valley
Land Agency takes page of it to put
in word for Allen county.
The Newton wagon for sale by Rhod-
erick & Lawrence.
The Usage City Free Press publish
ed special edition of 5000 copies last
week, giving that town a big writing
up. The edition was q five column
folio, without line of advertisements,
and we don't know how friend Adj
mire afforded it. Usage City ought to
give him perpetual benefit.
New goods at McNutt Bros.
THE house Of Mr.. Orrin Lake, of Ge-
neva, was struck by lightning on
Thursday of last week, and considera-
bly, torn up. Mrs. Lake was slightly
stunned but the rest of the family were
not affected.
Lee Rucker had curiosity the 9th
er day, in the vegetable line. 1t was a
cabbage stalk bearing seventeen fully
developed and distinct heads. 1t came
i'm crate of cabbage from the sOnth,
and is the first development of the
kind we ever saw.
The Monitor overall beats them all,
at McNutt Bros.
In the. preliminary examination of
Lillian Conrad OH Monday, she was
bound over to the District Court, and
in default of 5000 dollars bail, was
to Jail. The evidence not
being sufficient to implicate Hibbs, he
was released.
A full stock of Agricultural Imple-
ments at Rhoderick & Lawrence's.
Warden Jones was in town the first
Of the week, closing up his business
here, but went to Leaven-
worth Tuesday to assume personal
charge of the Penitentiary. We are
glad to know that, for the present at
least, his family will remain here.
A good broom at the Broom Shop
for Is cents.
We are requested to say that there
will be business meeting Of the ORA
matte club, at the residence of J. +.
Colborn this evening. All members
Of the club are earnestly requested to
be present as business of importance is
to be transacted.
Fine harness at popular prices for
cash. Fletcher & Co. !
Reports from different parts of tho
state show that the late rains have
brought out the wheat 30 that the pros
pect for crop is very much better |
han it was two weeks ago. Farmers
hat plowed their wheat under, think
ng it dead, now realize that it would |
nave paid them to wait a while.
Buy your summer under wear at !
McNutt Bros.
The Pantadelphian club held bus
ness meeting last Monday evening at !
which it was decided TO adjourn during |
he summer. The club has spent some |
very enjoyable evenings since its for
nation, and will doubtless reorganized
next winter.
Russian Flax seed for sale at Beck's. |
We would quietly suggest to the so
,iety young man that it would be well
or him to keep "fried shirt" or two
n readiness, aud to sponge off his eel
luloid cuffs, for "behold the bride
liable to come at any time.