The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-03-14

UOQ't Wall I'LL TWO o. t0feo DAYS al
ter you ought to be at work but &c
now to Bartels 4 Co. and get your har.
ness put IN good shape.
Mixed paints, dry eolers. lead, oil
and painters' goods generally. Good
hue & Evans.
There wasn't q funeral in town We'd
nesday night that we know of, but
some of the boys seem to be wearing
lcrape-On their c0untenanceS.
Read Mrs. Whitney's advertisement
In another column. Her closing out
sale opens rare opportunity for those
wishing anything In her line.
There Is a great deal Of noise about
duty to provide your sDife NTH one of
those elegant stoves at the Live Hard
,Dare. A. d II.
D. E. Williams has opened restau-
rant at Clark's old stand and is now
prepared to furnish meals at all hours
and to take day boarders. Meals at
all hours for Is cents.
Buy the Capital City cultivator of
Beck and be happy. Beams guaran-
| Stcu W Iuu btduA8ut WAtuOub uOluiuS.
$50 in gold to the man who raises the
most corn on five acres of ground.
Rev. 8. s. Weatherby was assigned
by Conference to Princeton. Our
Princeton frisnds will find Mr.. Wealth
erby q genial, scholarly man, and his
family pleasant addition to their 30
ciety.
The injury resulting from adulteration
of food articles is being recognized and
met by legal en-actments. The result
will be to leave DeLand's Chemical
Baking Powder almost sole occupant
of the field.
IDr. G. d. Whitaker, of Carlyle, has
gone to Colony to re-enter the practice
of his profession. The Doctor is skill.
full and successful physician, and will
doubtless enter upon large practice
Those who were down town early
enough Tuesday were considerably
amused to see one of our drug store
doors hung with Grape and displaying
the sign "Not dead, but sleeping"
All the bad boys are not in Peck's sum
Our correspondent from west of the
river gives the particulars Of a distress
| ing accident which resulted in the |
death of T. B. Culbertson. The young |
man was very highly esteemed and his |
untimely death is mourned by a large |
number of friends.
For the benefit of the readers of this |
paper who do not already know that |
the Peerless flour Is kept to the high |
est standard Of excellence, we would |
say that such is the case, while the
price lie no higher than second rate.
Donavin's Original Tennesseeans, Col.
ored Concerts, and the same that as
sisted in building Central College at
Nashville, aud are rarely gifted vo-
calists, will sing in the Opera House
the 25th. All others were limitations
of this company.
Jollifying Republicans, instigated
by Al Jones, raised quite q handsome
purse and presented 1t to Mr.. w. C.
Allaway, in recognition Of that gentle
mans accommodation in taking cleo
ton returns. 1t was q complete sur
thank the gentlemen contributing.
We notice by the Kansas City Jour
nal that Miss Ida NJ. Jones has secur-
ed a good position In the Kansas City
schools. This is a deserved recognition
of merit. The Kansas City schools
have attained a high standard under
Prof. GreenwOod's able superintendent
cy and Miss Jones will be one of the
brightest Of his teachers.
Rev. Robert NJ. Scott has been as
signed to the charge Of the NJ. E.
church at lola. We are heartily glad
to welcome-we had nearly said "Bob"
here, and feel sure the church will
prosper under his pastorate. He is
cousin of the older Scott brothers of
this place. He will preach next Sab
bath morning and evening. #
We are under obligations for an
invitation to the wedding of our old
friend J. A. DeMoss, TO Miss Anna NJ.
OLIVER of Neodesbar Kansas, which is
to be held next Tuesday, March Is.
1t is not probable that we will be able
to attend, but we watt our heartiest
congratulations and pray that both
the young people may olive forever
and die happy"
$500 yards of Hamburg embroidery
Just received from one of the largest
importers of Philadelphia. The ladies
are cordially invited to call and see the
best line of Hamburg ever brought to
lola, and at prices within reach of al
most every one. will take pleasure
in showing you through whether you
buy or not. B. T. Rodman.
J. r. Crigler reports a Burglary at
his house a week ago last Sunday
night. The thieves took coat, pair of
gloves and gum boots belonging to
John Anderson who is boarding there |
and hat and pair ofmittens belong
ing to Mr.. Crigler. The house was en-
tered while the family were at church,
and is another warning against that |
pernicious practice.
fyoU Wish to see the |
most complete stock of
first class implements
eUer In Allen county, call
on II. W. Beck.
= We had the pleasure last Tuesday Of
meeting Mr.. A. N. Swigart, of Logans-
port, Ind, who bas purchased the
Jordan place on Deer Creek. Mr.. Swi-
CART is highly spoken Of by friends of
his here, and Seems a very pleasant
and affable gentleman. He and his |
family, with Mr.. HarYer Norris and |
family, also of LoganSport, will occupy
the farm residence for the present, Mr..
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