The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-09
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on real estate.
J.H. Grimes returned Monday from
visit to his father in Missouri.
Home raised blue grass seed for sal
by Smeltzer & Lawrence.
We can sell you barb Wiro by TIL,
pound or rod. Henderson d. Anrine
Mr.. Wood, the carpenter, Is building
Ia two-story residence just north Of jim
Beatty's.
Do not buy until you see our stock
of carpets. o. p. NOrthrup & Co.
A. r. Baxley has our thanks fol
some of the finest parsnips we have
seen this year.
A bunch of keys have been left Al
at this office, where the owner may
find them.
Mrs. DR.. Clifford returned Wednes'
day from a weeks visit with her par
ents in Lawrence.
Fired Pressler is back at the old
stand, with Beatty and Swlsher, wait.
ing on his friends.
Ladies' gossamer waterproof circulars
at Northrups.
IfyOu have farm to rent or to sell
leave il i'm the hands of Othic & Smith
over Beatty Bros furniture store.
Mcclure has just received a new
supply Of lace collars and figures Of
latest styles from New York.
Subject at the Baptist church next
evening "Who then can be
saved?" or why not ALP
Shelter and Lawrence have just
received full line Of agricultural i'm
plements and farmers will do well to
call and see them before buying.
Reliable Kansas seeds adapted to
Kansas soil at Henderson q Anrine's
hardware store.
Buy your bread Of Lee Rucker.
Mr.. McDirmit has bought out his
partner, Mr.. Groesbeck, and will here
after play clone hand" in the broom
factory.
The Islander Of greed for office is suffl-
GENTLY refuted by the fact that out of
% constables elect in Allen county,
only 4 qualified for the office.
The writer of our "farmer" article is
,ne Of the substantial and reliable
farmers Of Allen County, and knows
what he Is talking about.
If you want to borrow money, call on
VIM. c. Thrasher.
Ladies', We call your attention to our
elegant ribbon case In which we have
a new supply of the latest
shades; do not fail to see ]. w. Nc
Clure.
We are panied to learn Of the terri
bic and distressing accident which re-
suited In the death Of little Jessie
Spangler Of Carlyle. The details are
given by our Carlyle correspondent.
We learn with sincere regret of the
death on Monday last Of Mr.. James
Ard, one of the best known citizens of
Elsmore township and Allen county.
He died after few days. illness.
While you are making rvpdirs for
The spring work remember that Ue
haze PtoU Handles, HdrroU Teeth
,levises, bolts, chdins and any thing
Else you need. Henderson d Anariae.
Several interesting contributions to
our educational and agricultural col
lmns must lie over till next week, as
We were obliged to omit those depart
nents in this Issue.
Good all wool cassimeres rs cents
per yard at Northrups.
Mine host Fisher, of the Pennsylva-
MIA Central is adding greatly to the ap-
Dearace Of his hotel grounds by trans
planting numerous forest trees.
Our Moran correspondent has q
good word to say for THE REGISTER
This week. Coming as it does entirely
we think we may be par
Toned for thus calling attention to 1t.
Fisher held his own in his man age
nent of the difficult and troublesome
case of Mathews Bros, Of Moran, in q
manner that won for him the congrat-
llations Of the best members Of our
bar.
Gust2ve Kruger expects to start to
the mountains next Tuesday or We'd
nesday. He will be located near La
Veta, Colorado. where he has q son
living. THE REGISTER will call on
him once a week to carry our regards.
When you get ready to go fishing,
get your tackle of Casmire and Son.
J.C. Boulson returned on Monday
last from st. Louis where he has been
studying medicine. He is now q full
fiedged NJ. D. having completed his
course, and will probably 60 into prao-
lice with his father at this place.
one ceremony, at the Leland
Hotel, lola, March 7th 1888 Rev. TIC.
Coffey officiating. J. d. Day and Hat
lie Byerly and ]. d. Byerfy Jsisd Mil
lie KulP, all living near Colony, An
derson county, Kansas.
Blower remarked the other day that
there il ''someth1ng in q NAME after
all. In response to our Interrogation
point, he said, M +. Polk, the de-
treasurer of tennessee, left an
IL. T. Cashbox."
We have been obliged to entirely
omit our home educational, agricultur-
Il, and other special columns, and to
sadly curfail our editorial and local
to make way for the special
matter Of this issue.
We learn upon going to press, the
sad intelligence of the death of Carrie
L., wife of Chas, d. Briggs. She will
be buried this afternoon at 8 O'Clock,
Rev. VIM. Hankins conducting the