The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-05-20

The creeks and river are booming.
Good suitings, 5 cents per yard at
NORTHRUP's.
presbyterian billiards" at Steven
sons.
Thermometers were on the rise this
week.
Heavy rains throughout the county
this week.
Lonsdale Muslin (yard wide) 81 cts,
at Northrup's.
Good wood wanted on subscription
at this Office.
Lonsdale Muslin lyard wide) 81 cts,
at Northrup's.
1t is the time of the year when Kan
sas looks her best.
Old papers for sale at this Office in
any quantity desired.
1t is good time to give your house
a spring coat of paint.
Capt. Stewart, of Cottage Grove, was
in town last Saturday.
The report of the lola Public School
will appear next week.
Miss Mollie Gillian is visiting
friends at Yates Center.
Beautiful New Furnishing Goods Mt
Mrs. Whitney's Bazaar.
Quite a number of movers passed
through town this week.
Regular old fashioned rains last
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. Waters will ship a few car loads
of stock the first Of next week.
Rev. f. S. Miller has had new
fence built around his residence.
The festive potato bug is giving
some of our gardeners extra labor.
New line of carpets opened this week
at NoRTHRUP & Co.'S.
The old livery stable building Oh the
west side Of the square is being torn
down.
One of. our leading dry goods stores
was entered by sneak thieves last
week.
Miss Thornburg went up to Geneva
this week to visit her uncle, Mr..
Spicer.
Master Morris Rodman, the gentle
manly boy, will wait OH you at the 5
cent counters.
Four physicians in lola have COM
piled with the requirements of the
prohibirory law.
Anderson & DeClute 60 in their new
brick store with one of the largest
stocks in the county.
Don't forget that Anderson & De-
Clute move in their new store on the
corner in a few days,
Several persons in lola are talking
of pleasure trip to New Mexico and
Colorado this summer.
The heavy rains last Tuesday and
Wednesday stopped work for short
time on the new railroad.
Have you seen the cent counter :?
Go to the Peoples Store if you want
to see the cent counter.
Anderson & DeClute are bound to
give better bargains than ever when
they get in their new store.
An additional engine was received
at Fl. Scott this week to work on the
Fit. Scott and Wichita road.
White lead and oil, and mixed paints
of all kinds, as good as the best and as
cheap as cheapest, at Scott's.
Mr.. S. Bloom has started milk wa
gon and will deliver milk for 4 cents
per quart, guaranteed pure.
Two persons were arrested last Sat
urday evening and taken before Esq.
Travis and fined for drunkenness.
w. G. Mcdonald and J. A, Christy
will lock horns in court. The former
sues for $1,000 damages for SANDER.
Gillihan & Cowan say they will
meet responsible competition in paints,
oils, or any other goods in their line.
Miss Jennie Lundy, of Humboldt,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Emanuel Richards, during this week.
Five dollars or not to exceed ten
days in the cooler, is the price of a
plain drunk under the new temperance
law.
DIR. J. w. Scott & Son took out the
license this week required of druggists
under the new prohibitory law for the
sale of intoxicating liquors for medici-
nal, mechanical and scientific purposes