The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-03-09
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have . job lot OF hats and shoes
odds and ends, that I will. sell ut way
down prices to close them out. J. F
C0lb0rn.
When in need Of hardware don't fail
to call at the lola Hardware, Alex
Ewart proprietor. successor to DR..
Hendricks.
T. T. Anderson has taken Flank
Woodruff's place in Bartels grocery
store, and makes very efficient and
affable clerk.
When you want bargains in gr0-
ceries don't fail to cali OF kingsley 4
Wharton. They will give you the big.
gest drives In town.
The from in rear Of Goodhue 4
Evans drug store recently occupied by
George Davies, tailor, is for rent. APP
ply 10 r. B. Stevenson.
Unless our ''prophetic soul" misleads
Us we shall Be able next week to
chronicle the marriage Of two of our
best known young people.
Spring work IL being retarded good
deal by unfav0rable weather. But let
not your hearts be troubled. We're
bound to have big crop this year.
Everybody in lola must have all the
money they want a there were no
bidders for the sum on hand at the
Building and Loan last Monday night.
They have been too busy at the new
shoe store unpacklng goods to write
out the advertisement that was prom
lie ed last week. Look out for it next
week.
The Court Docket for the ensuing
term is crowded out of this issue but
will be published next week. The
docket IL rather light, showing only
81 cases.
Do not fail to attend the meeting at
the Court House tonight to organize
republican club. Let us all be there
and start it off with q good, rousiIg
membership.
Kingsley & Wharton are building
up fine trade. and they are doing 1t
by prompt and courteous attention to
square dealing, low prices
and good goods.
Thoee new carpets and shades at Pat
terson & Co.'S. are the admiration of all
who see them. Hemp carpet, at 163
cents. and ingram carpet at IS cents q
yard. Just think of IL!
Married, February 18th, 1883, Mr..
George w. Manning to Miss Amy
like, at Exeter, Mo-, Rev. w. J. Sim
mons, officiating. The bride IL q sister
Of G. w. like, of this city.
In getting ready for spring work III
you need new harness or want the old
repaired, 60 to Marsh Harris shop on
the north side of the square. Low
prices and square treatment.
Two tracts of good raw land in AL
len county Kansas, $50 and $40 acres
price $3.50 and $40 per acre. Will sell
all together or in small tracts, on long
time and low interest. Bostwick &
Shelter.
Lawrence lodges rs Of 80 tramps in
the calaboose every night. ito keep
them from committing burglaries in
the city," the Journal naively re-
marks. Lawrence was always consid-
crate old town.
Nobody seems to be getting very
much excited over the approaching
city .ection, and we have heard of no
''slates." Enough of them will doubt
less be made, however, during the
next two weeks.
The 'grim-visaged war" that was
announced some weeks ago between
The Register of Deeds and the abstract
ers, "hath smoothed his wrinkled
'front.'" and the old amicable relations
ire again restored.
The Fl. Scott Wichita & Western
railroad will sell tickets to the annual
Uniform Rank I. o. o.
F., to be held at Fl. Scott. March IL,
l4th, one fare for the round trip. |
Geo. 81. Gregg, agent.
There will be q meeting of the
Eastern Star Saturday evening, March |
10, to attend to important business pre- |
,aratory to the meeting of the Grand
Chapter. All are requested to be
present. By order of the w. NJ.
If you want to let your eastern
riends know how Kansas has come
through the winter, send them this
,opy of the REGISTER and call their
attention to the Kansas Farmer re-
,orts published on one of our inside
pages.
Last weeks REGISTER had news
etters from eight different neighbor-
foods in the county. The other pa
,ers of the county had but five such
etters, all told. Moral: When you
want all the news, subscribe for the
REGISTER.
We begin the publication this week
f "Trean," Mormon story of unusu.
/ interest and power, by one of the
'est story writers of the day. Though
lothed in the garb of fiction 1t will be
picture of the living truth and will
epay reading.
T.. A. Thrasher is receiving new
'oods nearly every day and can show
ou the very latest and best in all
ines of dry-goods, All of these goods
re bought "away down" and they
vill be sold at correspondingly low
rices. Call and seq
A dispatch was received yesterday
norning announcing the death at Ell.
Dorado, on Wednesday, Of Mrs. Mary
!. Harrington, better known here as
drs. Warner. The remains were ex.
'ected to be brought here yesterday
fternOon for interment.
The "little folks" particularly, will |
e sorry to hear of the death Of Louisa
4. Alcott which followed within day
r two that of her venerable father.
fiss Alcott was the author of Little
ien," Little Women" and much
Their juvenile literature ola very high
rade. II