The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-03-23

All those indebted to DR.. Gillian
on note or account are requested to cal
and settle at once. This means bust.
ness.
When in need of hardware don't fail
to call at the lola Hardware. Alex
Ewart proprietor. successor to Dr.
Hendricks.
1t Is noticeable that there was a ter.
rible aud universal depreciation OF
property about March 1. At least the
assessors notice it.
The rom in rear of GOodhue &
Evans drug store recently occupied by
George Davies, tailor, is for rent. Ap'
ply TO r. B. Stevenson.
They come from the east the west,
north and south to buy the GIesecke
boots and shoes and the Orr Overal!s
at Anderson 4 DeClute's.
The Grand Jury was discharged on
Wednesday, having reported to the
Court that, as Judge Stillwell put it
''peace reigned in Warsaw"
The PRESBYTERIAN ladies will give
one of their pleasant socials at the resi-
dence of Mrs. j. w. Scott next Mon
day evening. All are cordially invited
There will be preaching in the
Christian church next Sunday morn
ing and evening, as usual, Rev. Hunt
having concluded his labors at Cha
mute.
The Second District democratic con.
gressional convention is called to meet
at Wyandotte. August Is, to set up
somebody for Farmer Funston to knock
down.
c. A. Japhet, lola, will offer for sale
for the next thirty days q three quar-
ter Whip stallion and q mammoth and
Spanish Jack, colt from old Black
Hawk.
Miss Della Howett now has heI
dressmaking establish ment in the res
fdence opposite Harmon Scott's, where
she would be glad to receive heI
friends.
1t is already evident that the base
ball fever will run high this season
If we remember rightly lola has
considerable reputation in that line
to redeem.
We have not received all our goods
yet, but will save you % to 50 per cent
ON all goods purchased Of the 5 aud 10
cent Bargain Store.
VIM. Knapp has engaged to go on
the road for q Cincinnati Carriage
Company. He has q wide territory
but will manage to reach home every
two or three weeks.
Those new carpets and shades at Pat.
terson & Cos. are the admiration of all
who see them. Hemp carpet, at 161
cents. and ingram carpet at IS cents q
yard. Just think of it!
Only to think of the boom we'll
have this fall when big crops have
been gathered ard q republican Pres
ident elected! And the latter is about
as important as the former.
Frank WoOdruffha made a contract
to 60 on the road for st. Joe queens.
ware house. His home will still be
in lola, his wife boarding at Mr.. John
Harris during his absence.
In getting ready for spring work il
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. -
The Humboldt whiskey cases were
nolled Tuesday after the introduction
of a number Of witnesses, the testi-
mOny failing to connect the sale of iu-
toxicating liquors with the defendants.
Notice the advertisement Of the
Cigar Factory in this issue. We, trust
that Allen county dealers will give
Mr.. Sampsel's goods fair trial. They
have given excellent satisfaction thus
far.
Our old friend r. J. Beckwith was
down from Lawrence yesterday on
business and called to see us. He has
disposed of hi, grocery store at Law
renee and expects to remove to Gar
nett.
Court convened Monday on time
and is grinding rapidly. There is less
flight" in the docket, the Judge says,
than at any time for four years and the
jury will probably be discharged this
week.
Two tracts of good raw land in Al
len county Kansas, $50 and $40 acres
price $3.50 aud $40 per acre. Will sell
all together or in small tracts, OH long
time and low interest. BOstwick &
Shelter.
Mr.. J. A. CulbertsOn is manufacture
ing some handsome pieces of furniture
in his cabinet shop on west Madison
avenue. He does repairing or makes
articles to order and deserves liberal
patronage.
The family of Mr.. Woods, of the
Carriage Works, arrived last week,
and have taken up their residence in
the CulbertsOn property instead of in
Frank Woodruff7s house as enormously
announced.
The council has done well in having
the dead trees in the park removed
and living ones put in their places.
Now if they will follow it up by hav-
ing the blue grass taken care of during
the summer.
r K. Hill. who has been getting
the REGISTER at Bronson for several
years, has moved away from that
place without sending US his new ad-
dress or the S7.25 that he owes US.
That isn't fair.
Jaduthan Jones and Miss Mary PEN
mel. of Richland Center, Wis, brother
and uiece of Thos. Jones, Of this city,
aud old acquaintance of Mr.. Weigley
whom they have been visiting for
some weeks, started Tuesday for their
home.