The Iola register., 1891-05-08


The county clerks quarterly state
ment appears in this issue.
Car load of -four and feed received
yesterday at Klaumann's.
Money to loan cheaper than anybody
else. Bostwick & Shelter.
Pocket cutlery, razors and shears
fully warranted, at Coutant's.
Don't fail to see the new flouncing.
and white goods at d. Ewart's.
Remember We always lead with the
best line of black dress goods. Nor.
thrup Bros.
We will repair and refinish your
furniture in first-class style. Patter-
son & Sleeper.
Our line of gents Flannel Domet
and Madras shirts can't be beat.
Northrup Bros.
Frank Leffier has received a fine
| line of clocks and silverware which he
is selling cheap.
Misses Eta Crowell and Clara Will
emberg visited the REGISTER press
TOoH yesterday.
A nice line of baby carriages Just
received at the South Side Furniture
Store. J. Culbertson.
Don't fail to see the New Process
gasoline stove at A. Ewart's. 1t is
the best in the market.
Masters Brett and Bruce Evans are
over from Pleasanton this week visit
ing their grand parents.
L will meet any prices that you may
read about, SO come along and will
do you good. ID. Ewart.
Remember that we are headquarters
for stoves of all kinds, especially gaso-
line stoves. w. i. Bartels.
Oscar Myers has rented and moved
into the Wright property OH Walnut
street north of the railroad.
Al. Abrams is out in the country
this week canvassing for Beck. Tom
Travis is clerking at the restaurant
during his absence.
George Meredith, one of the sub
stantial friends who subscribes for two
copies of the REGISTER, was in from
Marmaton Wednesday and called on
US.
l.. H. Hartman having sold his res
idence will offer his entire lot of
household goods at private sale until
May 10th. Call at the residence be-
fore 2 Z. M.
A VanValkenburg has received no
tice that his application for q pension
under the new law has been rejected
on the ground that a pensionable disa-
bility was not shown.
Mrs. Hattie Smith, of Pataskala, O., |
is visiting her sister Mrs. VIM Ramey,
She has been visiting i'm northern
Kansas and Nebraska and is much |
pleased with the West.
There was hard snow in different
parts of New York Tuesday. This
news ought. to temper a little our inn
patience with the slight frostiness We
have been complaining of.
The street commissioner is about
ready to begin his annual "clarin' up
spell" +" so if you would prefer to clean
Up your own alley rather than pay
him for doing it. you had better get
Vt it.
The young lady who left a neat
black hat in the rear of a certain store
DOM about nine o'clock one evening
asst week, may recover it by calling at
his office and paying for this notice
No questions asked.
Mrs. Turner's new goods have arriv-
ID and she can now show her CUSTOM
rs the best selected and most varied
tock of millinery ever brought to '
ola. Prices are very low and all 6
,oods are of the very latest styles. n
The Daughters of Rebekah per-
a most pleasant surprise Oh .,
heir brethren of the Odd Fellows
odge on Tuesday evening by rushing ;
n on them with supply of cake and !
BE cream. The party was planned
8 celebration of the anniversary of
he organization of the Lodge, and !.
he occasion proved very enjoyable !,
ne.
Prof. G. E. Merwin was up from
,rie last Friday calling on his numer-
Us friends, Prof. Merwin and the Il
'rie people seem to get along together
nelly as the patrons of the school
ave him a reception and presented
inn with valuable gifts at the close of Ii
he last term. Prof. Merwin expects
} conduct a private school for young III
achers at Erie during the summer. =,
The officials of the Presbyterian ia
lurch have concluded that the only
,oper way to repair that edifice is to a,
niA
lem with new ones. The old roof re
Id floor will be retained and no
lange made in the interior arrange ts
ent. About 81 800 will be needed to eli
axe the change, and subscription tn
'pers are now circulating. in
At the annual meeting of the Build Sc
e and Loan Association Monday ch
ght, a new board of directors was We
ected as follows; NJ. p. Jacoby, A. be
Taylor, III. Waters, r. b. Steven nu
., IL. l.. Henderson, G l.. Whitaker, wa
Tozer, w. II. Evans. The report of J
g committee appointed to fix the err
lue of shares was not complete and full
Is laid over for further action. so'
We have heard no complaint thus
of damage from chinch bugs. L
t if any one Is troubled with them su,
should write at once to Prof. f. III. in
ow, of the University, aud ask him 4
send some diseased bugs. The goT
,fessor has all confidence that the L
ltagion he is propagating i'm his gre
oratory will ultimately wipe out h
chinch bug pest, and he is anx- I
8 TO have as many experiments ers
ID as possible. There will be no p
irge. Gre