The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-03-19

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publication. No deviation from this rate to anyone.
Did you SOW grass seed on the snow?
Croquet sets in endless variety at
Stevenson's.
Chenille and Shetland Shawls, in
cOlors, at Northrup's.
The building boom was temporarily
suspended last Saturday.
Go see those new prints at North
rup's. 500 pieces just opened.
Ask Mcdonald to explain how he
came to attend prayer meeting.
Fishing tackle of the most approved
styles at Stevenson's drug store.
John Harris, assessor for lola town.
ship, is at work in the city of lola.
Go to Cowan's and get a genuine
northern Early Rose potato for seed.
County Attorney Dickson, of Wood
son county, was in our town this week.
Elegant stock of Breton Inn. Valin-
cennes and TOrshon Laces at North
rup's.
How about those house plants that
had been safely brought through the
winter?
Paints and oils of the best brands
and lowest prices at Stevenson's drug
store.
Rev. J. s. Kline has been transferred
from the Ottawa to the Atchison Con-
ference.
See the Giesecke, Meysenburg & Co.'S
hand made plow shoes at Anderson &
DeClute's.
Prof Harris is after victory. Go
to the Literary tonight and Judge for
yourself.
Anderson & DeClute's spring stock
of boots and shoes for men and boys
is now complete.
Several couple from Humboldt at
tended the Literary in this city last
Friday evening.
Anderson l. DeClute will not be un-
dersold by any firm in Allen county in
clothing or boots.
It is strange there are so many peo-
pie who knew the weather was "too
fine to last long"
Blank books and stationery at reas-
enable prices and full stock to select
from, at Stevenson's.
House and two lots in lola for sale at
a great bargain. If you want to secure
it call at once on Bell & Brown.
F. w. Namendorf has returned to |
lola to continue his boot and shoe bus
mess. AT present he is quite sick.
Those programmes to be used at the
Literary tonight Were printed at THE
REGIsTEE Office. Try our job work.
If you don't want to wear an over
coat until next winter it will pay you
to buy itnow at Anderson & DeClute's.
DR.. Cassidy is building small house
in the northwest part of town. It is |
to be occupied as boot and shoe shop.
Northrup's advertisement will strike
the eyes of all our readers, and the low
prices and mammoth stock will strike
every one who calls at his store.
If you don't believe there's no end
to the new buildings just take walk
up the hill south of town and from
there attempt to count the new roofs.
I will open in few days the largest
rs well as the cheapest stock Of queens
ware ever offered in Iole.
W. A CowAN.
McAllister's Ministries were unfortu-
nate in showing in our town the even
ing Of the Literary entertainment. The
never fails to draw q crowded
house.
Mr.. A. ]. Hankins, who with his
family spent the winter in Illinois, re-
turned to lola last week. Mr.. II.
with him some fine Norman
horses.
Mr.. Apple has nearly finished his
addition to the room occupied by
Steele's jewelry store, and we are in
Iormed intends moving his gallery
thereto.
COMPETITIVE entertainments by the
lola Literary Union are very popular,
and if this society would get up cou-
Die of such exercises and charge an adj