The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-10-06
Northrup Bros.
LEADERS IN LOW PRICES.

1t has been suggested that the usu-
al holiday week entertainment which
lola has grown to expect, be given
this year for the benefit of the Fair
Association. The suggestion has met
with general favor and will doubtless
be acted upon. Surely no worthier
object could be found, nor one more
certain to bring good results. A ben
eft at this time would insure a splen-
did Fair next year, for it would not
only give the management some mon
ey to work with but it would be as
surance to all the people, nearly a
year in advance, that the Fair would
without doubt be held, and that is
the most that is necessary to insure
its success We hope the project will
be carried out.
Don't fail to see our dress goods.
Northrup Bros.
Irl. r. Hicks gives the following
predictions for October: October COM
es in with cool days aud frosty
nights. From Sd to 9Th, change to
warmer, with buster and fall rains.
A bout 9th and 10th it will again grow
warmer, with severe autGmnal storms
with gales on lakes and seas. Snow
north and west very probable. Storm
period, 18th to 18th, will take on more
wintery aspects generally, and will be
followed by cold wave and freezing to
the north. Secondary disturbances
due about I'D and Ord, to be followed
by bright, cold days and nights, up
to storm period, 18th to 30th. This
last period promises a smart dash of
winter toward and following the close
of its storms.
The following is the list of jurors
drawn to serve at the Novembe term
of the District Court: j. w. Duncan,
Cottage Grove; F. C. Ellis, J. w. Car
ter, w. J. Conley, H. l.. Reagan, Jos.
Hogueland, Sam1 Riggs, lola; w. l..
Miller, Geneva; E w. Deleplain,
Milton Hawley, Elm; Rob't Nelson,
Rob't Hardy, Deer Creek; J. ID. Moore,
C.. 8. Starkey, ID. A. Spafford, Mar
maton; Geo. Alderman, Jas. B. Selle-
gren,, Elsmore; Isaac Tibbetts, Hum
boidt.
Osdrotomie Graphic: The citizens
of lola have inaugurated a plan for
their protection against bank robbers
that is very commendable The mer-
chants all keep loaded fire arms of
some kind in q convenient place, so
that in case of an emergency they can
put their hands on them at a mom-
ent's notice. Highwaymen would
stand poor show of getting out of
lola alive.
81 consider Chamberlsin's Cough
Remedy a specific for Group. 1t is
very pleasant to take, which is one of
the most important requisites where
a cough remedy is intended for use
among children. / have known of
cases of Group where 1 know the life
OF little one was saved by the use of
Chamberlsin's Cough Remedy" J.
J. LaGrapge, druggist, Avoca, Neb.
50 cent bottles for sale by Evans Bros.
r. Young has had partition
put through his store room and as
soon as the work lis completed
J. NJ. Williamson will occupy one
side with his harness shop and Jas
Hershberger the other side with his
barber shop. to which he expects to
add bath rooms. Mrs. Hankins will
move her millinery into the room va
Gated by Mr.. Hersberger.
The Hiawatha World SAYS that an
Atchinson gardener will make 5000
besides his living off of - acres OF
land. 1t seems to be sometimes owing
to what kind of farming you do in
Kansas whether it pays or not. We
know a man who will clear about 500
this year of of seven acres of land
near lola.