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Newspaper
Neosho Valley Register
Location
Iola, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1871
Page
3
Advertises cheap wall paper and printing services at News Depot Main Rubber Arctic Overshoes and Davis and Waxsers. Offers Letterhead Paper Visiting Cards and envelopes with pointed card at low prices. Claims to provide actual packs used in cities and county schools and promises quality at south of Lawrence.
Be sure to call at J K Frys if anything is wanted in the Meat line Scott Brow ahead on Fall Gans The finest stock of goods of every variety and quality that has ever been brought to Fola is now in the new building of this firm Tweed Cassim ers Boots Shoes everything the purchaser can wish and for liberal prices Come and sev Dont forget that Davis Vannuys are prepared to do just as good Tailoring as can be done this side New York City J K Fry keeps the fattest and freshest Be bs that can be found in the market Go to Dunlaps for Beead Visit Dunlaps for PIts and Cakes Go to Dunlaps for Nuts and Candies Go to Dunlaps for Oysters Go Dunlaps for Lunch Go Dunlaps for Square Meal Go Dunlaps for Chace Cigars Go Dunlaps for Apples Go Dunlaps Go Remember that G W Treese has moved his Grocery and Provision Store first door north of Northams Bank He is now well stocked and can suit his customers in Quantity Quality and Prices A large Walnut Wardrobe a Rep covered Spring Lounge a Cherry Wash stand and 20 yds new Rag Carpet call on FONDA SIMPSON Piece Goods of endless Variety at Davis Nannays Leave your orders for nice suits Messrs Culver Rowe recently from Maton Mo are putting in a large lumber yard near the depot They propose to keep a large supply and assortment at all times and will be glad to accommodate their customers Both seem to be clever gentlemen and will no doubt make fit an object for those wishing lumber to give them a call Fresh Oysters at Dunlaps tonight
While passing the school house over the river we examined Sidney Smith patent seats with flat noiseless hinges and curved backs. Prof. Shomsy acts as agent for sale and invites all parties interested in furnishing school houses to call and see them.
Market items list butter at 25 cents a pound eggs 15 cents a dozen potatoes 50 cents per basket Irish 40 cents. Several local notices report people, marriages, new signs, and road work. The piece notes emigration, weather effects on wheat, a new attorney sign, a photograph gallery change, and a trip to Kansas City for the Exposition with vivid fair descriptions and local reflections.
An individual who picked up a five dollar bill from a counter in the city last week can return it through the post office to avoid exposure.
A movement to place a town clock at the new Baptist Church gathers support. A subscription list will be at the post office and circulated locally. six hundred dollars is sought. The notice lists many local names and mentions letters remaining at the post office for the week ending October. Names include Adams, Bowen, Silas Boom, Collins, Cowley, Chatter, Dryden, Forsyth, Fanning, Houston, Hamblin, Henderson, Hartwell, Geyer, Spingler, Sawyer, Williams, and others.
The October 23 1971 council regular meeting notes minutes of last meeting approved. Bills allowed paid to Stauber White Arnett and Atwood for sidewalks and gravel. Streets committee to contract graveling on Washington Madison and North block 79 areas. J M Walters appointment as marshal deferred. Scitz report received and property of council chamber to be catalogued. A room for Council and Police Judge to be procured. Meeting adjourned to Thursday 7 PM.
The Allen County Kansas sheriff proclaims a special election on November 7, 1871. Voters will decide whether to levy a property tax up to five thousand dollars to buy land and build an asylum for the county poor, with ballots marked For the Assessment or Against the Assessment.
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