The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-02-22

Plug tobacco at so cents per pound
at II. Klaumann & Co.'S.
Artists material, oanvastu tube paints
brushes etc, at Goodhue q Evans.
Remember that immense stock o
paints and oils at Scott & Sons
Must be sold.
Benton fell in the creek the Other
night-Elm creek-place where the
bridge ought to be.
A full and complete line of Hardware
| just received at the large brick store
of J. j. Casmire & Co.
We will sell you muslins at less
prices than our competitors can afford
to. Northrup d Co.
We are glad to learn that Mrs. DR.
Hart, who has been dangerously i'll, is
thought to be improving.
One hundred white Bed Spreads
just received aud selling at popular
prices, at B. T. ROdman's.
You can get your wall paper
trimmed free of cost on that new
trimmer at Scott & Sons.
Good, yard wide, bleached muslin
only 8 1-3 cents per.yard at Northrup's,
selling for 10 cents elsewhere.
The literary contests will be given
next Monday and Saturday nights at
the Baptist church. Admission free.
H. X. Herbert, practical watch
maker and jsweler, i'm Young &
Clark's building. Give him trial.
Miss Jennie Thornber has returned
from three weeks visit to Miss Ger
tie Conkllng at Nevada, Missouri.
We understand that Mrs. Purcell
formerly Mrs. Brown and well known
here, is very ill at her home i'm Glrard
New paper trimmer Goodhue &;
Evans have put in a trimmer and will
trim your paper without extra charge
Mr.. l.. L. Fox and family, from Ill
InOis, arrived here on Tuesday with q
view of making this their future home.
Take no ones word as to title; get
an abstract of title property certified to.
Mr.. c. T.. Wareham has bought a
half interest in Dan Thorpe's barber
shop. We wish the new firm success.
S B. Bradford, of Ottawa, and 9TH
ers will speak at the Opera House next
Tuesday evening. Every body come
out.
The X. p. Band is growing popular.
1t is engaged To play for the Republi-
can rally at Humboldt tomorrow
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Phepis and.Mrs.
Osburn, parents and sister of Mrs. G..
NJ. Simpson are here this week on a
visit.
Do you want the best suiky pillow
and the best wagon! Get the BufOrd
sulky and the Odds wagon at Lawrence
4 Worst's.
The man who cannot enjoy tariff
talk had better leave town until after
the election. From present indica
tons he will hear very little else,
Our new press arrived Wednesday,
too late to be got in running order for
this weeks paper. BY next week we
hope to have everything i'll good shape.
We call special attention to our ".Su-
y,cri0r" stove. For durability it is
- S"pcrior" to anv other. Fire back,
never burns out, at j J. Casnlire & Co.
Mrs. Maggie (Trcese) st John, form
arly well known here, who has been
making Michigan her home for the
past six years, is here this week on Il
visit.
Mr.. \. :. Hankins sold his farm on
Elm creek this week, Ia Mr.. VIM.
Graves, WHO will take possession in
The spring and go into the stock husi-
ness.
II ,bert Boz ,rth and Jas. Cybpld,
brother and cousin of Mrs. a. S. Han
kins. came out last week from Bland
insvi!le, Illinois Mr.. Cyboli will
probably locate here.
A ! soon as tn, ground thaws out far
mers should begin blowing. Now is
the time To see that your harness are
i'm repair. and Bartels & Co. is the place
to go to get them fixed.
Owing to the space required by the
report of Mr.. Riggs speech the contin-
nation of our article, Are the Farmers
Protected >" is necessarily crowded
out. 1t will appear next week.
II. ID. Thacher and other prominent
speakers will address the people at
Humboldt Tomorrow night. The X.
IF =. band will furnish the music and
quite Il number of our citizens expect
to go down.
Buy your muslins now while they are
cheap. We are selling the best brands
IF yard wide. bleached muslin at 8 1-3
}! and l0cts. per yard. q p Northrup
& Co.
\ freight train on the Wichita road,
hunted" carload of coal standing on
the side track at this depot, little too
hard the other night and knocked the
'front.' trucks into the ditch. The
has had bad luck lately.
For the benefit of the readers of this
paper who do not already know that
EST standard of excellence, we would
say that such is the case, while the
price is no higher than second rate.
Some question seems to have arisen
rs to whether Mr.. Funston is or is not
A Knight of Labor. On being asked
the question at Garnett Mr.. Funston
replied that he never had belonged to
the order but he did not see anything
in it that would compromise his CHAR
acter if he did see fit to join it.
The Humboldt folks are waging a
hot war upon the saloons. They have
4 good many difficulties to contend
with. but they seem thoroughly
and determined to fight it out
if it takes all summer. They certainly
have the good wishes of the temper