The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-01-26
Poor Pillicoddy!
Is it a genuine January thaw?
st. Valentines day IL in sight.

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| Is it q genuine January thaw?
st. Valentines day IL in sight.
THE REGISTER is booming.
All kinds of blank books at Scott's
G. A. Cowden will sell you eastern
tickets cheap.
Sewing machines at cost at Beck'i
for cash or trade.
Trade has not been particularly
brisk this week.
Judge Talcott went to Kansas City
Wednesday.
A nice line of valentines at Smyth
& Aliens.
r. S. Ayers was down from Garnet
the first of the week.
A new line of stationary received
this week at the z. o. store.
We are sorry to learn of the serious
illness of Mrs. Vannuys. ,
English condition powders. the best
in the market, at SCOTS.
Mrs. NJ. X. Long, who has been
quite sick, is convalesce1t.
Charley Hartley came down from
Garnett the first of the week.
An immense stock of the latest
styles in stationery at Scott's.
J c. Gordon took little run up to
Kansas City the first of the week.
One thousand bushels German mill
let wanted at Beck's i'm next ten days.
Il carload Of Glider barb Wire at
Henderson d Amrine's this week.
The trains have been little irregu-
lar OH both roads for several days past.
Silver spoon baking powder at the
Star Grocery. Silver spoon in every
can.
H. d. Smith, of the Press, was in
town Tuesday and called Oh the REG
ISTER.
Twill make some low prices on gro-
ceries for the next week. w. 4. Cow
an.
Tie best assortment of cutlery in the
county can be found ut Henderson d
-4mrine's.
J. H. Richards and family are back
in their pleasant home in the east part
of town
We understand that John Ward has
sold the New York store to the McNutt
brothers.
All the official printing of the county
will still be found in the columns Of
THE REGISTER.
Sam Cowan is officiating temporari-
~ behind the counter at w. A. Cow
ans grocery store.
DIR. n. De Moss and wife, who have
been in attendance upon Mr.. Ladd, re-
turned to Neodesha last Monday.
Beck has already begun to prepare
for the spring trade, having received
ear load Of sulky plows this week.
Mr.. a. W. Beck moved into the res
deuce formerly occupied by H. NJ.
Miller in the eastern part of town.
Twenty-Five cents isn't much to pay
'or two hours of fun, but that is all it
will cost at the Opera house tomorrow,
night.
Mr.. Willis Mack, an old lola boy, is
,njoving few "off duty" days with
.elatiyes here. He halls from Burling-
.on.
We would advise the managers of
he dramatic entertainment tomorrow
night, to provide extra chairs. The
nall is sure to be crowded.
We pdnt every man pho is cOntenl-
plating scire fencing this spring to call
md see the many different varieties
DC hare. Henderson d. Amrine's.
Aniline Dyes, Kings Catarrh Cure.
Hairs Asthma Cure and Haiie's Kid !
hey Cure are among the new RENE
lies at Gillian & Cowan's.
Miss May Morey, music teacher
at Baker University, is in the
.ity and tenders her services as a
eacher to any who may wish instru-
mental music.
Smyth & Allen have the finest lot of
We have ever seen in lola. |
Il you want to make some other fell |
ow feel mean, or your girl feel good,
ay in supply.
George Bowlus has purchased of w.
1. Richards the house and lot recent
y occupied by w. H. Mcclure, and is
having the house removed 10 the lot
ust north Of the one occupied by Jesse
East.
Remember that Henderson d Ani-
inc are sole agents for the famous
Keen Kutter knices, rdzors, ares,
etc.
The Kansas City Journal of Tues
ay had notice of the marriage Of
b. X. Davidson, a young attorney Of
Can it be that our
Doc" was meant?
In view of the train of disasters
ailing from all parts of the globe, it
Vould hardly be surprising if the ter