The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-02-13

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Commenting ON Bob Ingersoll's con-
tempiated trip 20 europe, the Kansas
City Times remarks that during bis
absence Beelzebu6 Will continue the
business at the old stand"
A reward Of SO will be paid for the
return or whereabouts of the package
taken from McClure's store, Jan. 7th,
'S5; containing brown coat and vest,
diagonal worsted, tailor made.
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themselves by hoiding mock trials.
Ihey ought 70 De aoie tocarry through
pretty exact copy, IL experience and
preservation count for anytnlng.
Petitions nrayino Compress tn take
certain action on the Mormon and In
dian ouestions have been circnl. tod
about town for the past week and
nave received numerous signers.
Mr.L.M Hartman has rented VIM
Davis house in the east part of town
land expects to bring his family from
Illinois about the first of March. and
become permanent resident OF our
eo"n.
The polo race at the rink Tuesday
might was yery interesting and excif.
ling. Three innings were played.
THE game will be finished with two
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Kansas to Dakota: The receipt of
your blizzard of the tenth Is hereby
duly acknowledged. As we now have
all we can probably handle during the
spring, we will not trouble you to for.
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We had something of q blizzard
Monday, but as usual it was a great
deal worse in other places. All through
the northwest it was accompanied by
heavy SHOWS and travel Of all kinds
was entirely suspended for two or three
days.
We understand that "Bobu Hamil-
ton and his wife are expected to return
form New Mexico soon, and again re-
sumo their residence here, Their old
friends will be glad to have them with
us once more.
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mere VIII oe meeting OF the COM
prove the bonds of township officers.
There will also be a meeting of the
township trustees elect on the same
day to agree on a basis of assessment.
Capt. II. A. Ewing has purchased
the books and office fixtures of Boyle
and will hereafter occupy the same
Thoao I Lo1,;r no %ag, anu Olarks store;
to will fnd ths r.~tnin - r,1aeSnnt
0entIeman and a ,,oii IN Co., al io ,.,ar
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There is one consolation in
the hard times to those that contem-
plate building this spring, and that is
the cheapness of material. There never
has been a time within our recOllec-
i trvn w. mnen na an .ne .nat ~ lnae goes
10 n,rnh = saS =. III y, nouse 'ooiu
'' h1i'"'e" a. 0iieapiy as no"'
We are sorry to see you sell out, but
if you are bound to do SO remember
that it will pay you to get your bills
printed at THE REGISTER office. We
print handsome bills, print them as
cheaply as any one, and give you q
free notice of the sale in the columns
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lola promises to be pretty lively as
soon as spring opens. Bowlus intends
erecting stone and brick building on
the site of his present office, Messrs.
Simpson and Often will probably put
up similar buildings on the west side,
while we hear OF number of parties
that expect to build dwelling houses.
ON the western extension of the WITCH.
ita road Just as soon as spring opens.
1t is coming to be generally believed
that the intention of the managers of
the road is to push it straight through
to Albuquerque, n. NJ. Ifthis is done
we will have one of the most important
trunk lines in the state.
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:, ohnnt tha ner an mas oosn inuuiseu
and Ioon . aSson;s t;nn hat y, .. oulutns
1,at r .oa a e?' m M. no.ning mas
ably never be a time when such an or
ganization would meet with so much
encouragement, or be of so much adj
vantage to the town as this spring, and
we hope the matter will not be allowed
to drop.
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