The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-02-23
Have Won seen our new signq

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let wanted at Beck's in next ten days
An immense stock Of the lates,
styles in stationery at SCOTS. 7
All kinds of blank books at Scott's.
A new line Of stationary received
this week at the p. o. store.
German millet seed for sale at Beck's
at IS cents per bushcl.
Material for Beck's new building b
being placed on the ground.
We are sorry to learn that Mr.
Thomas is still seriously ill.
For the best harness and saddles go
to Fletcher & Co.
Corn has been coming In pretty
lively this week. lola is now the
market of the county.
The Nationalist reports that dairy
man near Manhattan. made 1850
pounds of butter last year from five
cows.
Farmers aad others, VINO want lum-
Der, come and see us. We will give
you low prices, at Bronson. c. H. Sa-
ter & Bro.
Some member of the legislature
wants the Kansas militia put on a
war footing. Please take our name Off
that roll.
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.
Ifyou want a set of harness that
will last till you are tired of them, call
on w. L. Bartells, on the west side.
He employs none but the best work.
men, and uses none but the best ma
terial.
Come in, boys, and bring Mary Jane.
You may never have SO good chance
again to be put together on paper SO
neat. Then do not delay it while you
are young and sweet. McInturf.
Mr.. d. d. Mcdaniel, of Bellflower,
H., formerly well known in Allen
county, spent last week with old
friends. He left for home last Tues
lay, taking car load of cattle with
him.
Country dealers will do well to call
IN A. w. Beck and get prices on job
OTIS of farm implements before purch-
lsing elsewhere.
The freec-up last week came just in
line to check what might have been
serious food in the NeoshO. The wal
er was climbing toward the railroad
fridge pretty rapidly, when the cold
wave stopped the thaw. The river
las again gone down and there is no
onger any danger of an overflow.
Bad roads have kept the farmers
ut of town for two or three weeks. |
.ook out for big crowd tomorrow.
An old time renter has learned that
/ is easier to get landlords to make inn
in the spring than any
ther time. They are anxious to hold
heir tenants for another year and so
,ill make good many concessions.
l word to the wise.
If your friends in the east are think
ng of coming to Kansas, and want to
now something about the country,
end them copy of THE REGISTER.
t will give them better idea of our
own and county than you could give
hem i'm half a dozen.letters.
We are selling lumber as cheap as
he cheapest, and cheaper. Safer &
sro.. Bronson, Kan.
The corn market has taken boom.
'ur dealers have been paying SO cents
bushel for it this week and they tell
8 that the indications are favorable
,r a continuance of the present good
larket for some time to come. Bring
n your corn. You can get as much
IF it in lola as at any other place in
be county.
Parties wanting clean fax seed for
owing, should leave orders at once
nth A. w. Beck.
When we threw out that little
ireat last week about turning unruly
isitors over to our pugilistic compos-
lg force, we hardly hoped for so good
n effect as has followed. The peace
nd quiet that have reigned in this
anctum since the arrival of those box
" gloves is something wonderful.
McInturf makes photographs by the
ew quick process. Remember the
lace-Apple's old stand.
Plasterers are busiiy at work on John
Yards new building, and expect TO ,
ave it ready for occupancy in about a /;
lonth. Mr.. Ward intends to use the
usiness room for a billiard hall and /:
,e upper rooms as q residence.
English condition powders. the best 8
/ the market, at SCOTS. 4,
Mr.. Cy. Slusser, late proprietor Of
he Kansas Methodist, and a former
,sident of this place, was among our
alters on Saturday last. He will en- !
age in the newspaper business in To- ;
eka.
If you have farm to rent or sell, ad- ,