The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-02-24
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We have lot OF Independent reader
which we will sell at 10 per cent below
wholesale prices. Scott & Son.
Washington dispatches of Wednes
day report that a pension has beel
granted to Sandy Ellis, of lola.
Mr.. A. B. Weighley went to st
Louis and Chicago Monday to lay IL
a new stock of boots and shoes.
Bones! Bones! Smell, Gilkeson & Co.
will pay cash for all the bones you car
gather up; % to IS cents q hundred.
you want to be certain your gro
ceries are fresh go to Sproul & Briggs
they have just received q new stock.
Don't take anybody's word for it bu
come and see me yourself If you wan
q loan on your farm. w. A. Mccoy.
Two new workmen were added to
the force at the Carriage Works this
week,-a blacksmith and q woodwork
er.
have a job lot of hats and shoes
odds and ends, that will sell at way
down prices to close them out. J. F
ColbOrn.
When you want bargains in gro
ceries don't fail to call OF Kingsley 4
Wharton. They will give you the big
gest drives IN town.
J. J. Casmire has some evergreene
and some berry, blackberry and
raspberry plants to sell. Inquire at the
store or at Robert Kettles.
Dr.. L. Tozer has given up the lease
of his rooms over the post office and
will remove to the old Democrat office,
over Welch's grocery store
Eastern Star Chapter will give a
social at the Masonic Hall tomorrow
evening. Admission (including sup
perl Is cents. All are invited.
The South Kansas Conference Of the
NJ. E, Church will convene at Fort
Scott on the It'll of March. Bishop
Bowman, of st. Louis, will preside.
Now is the accepted time. If you
want loan on your farm come and see
me and will have your money in fUe
days. Delays are dangerous. w. A.
Mccoy.
Little Jessie, daughter of:Mr. and
Mrs. l. G. Munger, lately removed to
Mcpherson. died the first Of the week
and was brought here on Thursday for
interment.
One of the bridge men, y. B. Allies,
fell off of a hand car the other day and
was SO seriously bruised that he was
Obliged to return to his home in New
ton recuperate.
I. s. Coe announces that he has Sc
cured Allan MacDonald's famous i'm
ported Clydesdale horse, Lord William
and will handle him at his LaHarpe
breeding stables.
A couple of the boys had rather a
CORY conflict in front of the post Office
Tuesday-all on account of q valentine.
The disturbance of the peace cost them
about five dollars apiece.
Information has been received Of the
marriage of Miss May Ausherman.
we'll known here as teacher in our
public schools, to Mr.. Henry Lambeth
Of Bourbon county.-COurdnt.
H. 3. Smith, who has been learning
the tonsorial art under W. B. Reed,
has bought his tutor out and is now the
"boss" Of the shop. Brock will con-
tinue to work for him for the present.
Married, at the residence of 8. G..
Jordan, the officiating Justice, Feb. 10,
1885. Mr.. 5. s. Brilliant. of Labett
county, Kansas, and Miss MADEIRA
Reno, of Carlyle, Allen county, Kan
sas.
Two tracts of good raw land in Al
price $3.50 and $40 per acre. Will sell
all together or in small tracts, on long
time and low interest. Boetwick &
Smeltzer.
The Southern Kansas stock yards
are being put in thorough repair this
week much to the satisfaction Of our
shippers. 1t does some good to 'kick,
even when there is q railroad company
in the case.
A suit has been begun in New York
against the Mo. Pac. directors to com.
pei them to account for the stock of the
Fl Scott & Wichita road which they
lately swallowed up. The result Of the
suit may interest lola.
Married: At the home of the BRIDES
father, Judge Gilbert, Of Humboldt,
Kansas, by Rev. DR.. Drake. on Tues
day February q, 1883, Mr.. William
H Eastman, of Lawrence Kansas, ind
Miss Verona NJ. Gilbert.
We notice that Kansas City contra.
tors have published q card offering
stone masons 81, for nine hours work.
1t is really pitiful to see to what starv-
ation(?l wages our workmen are re-
duced by this rascally tariff.
The sheriff and his deputy have been
busy serving wrlts of ejectment in
Leaguedom this week. They say that
the Leaguers are getting badly dis
Outraged aud that many are preparing
to leave. They can be spared
flour memory serves rs rightly there
is an ordinance on the statute books of
the city of lola forbidding any minor
under eighteen years Of age from fire.
quenting any billiard hall in the city
without written permit from his parent
or guardian. IL it enforced? II not,
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