The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-10-07

| Jas. Simpson 10 building anothe
small business room on Madison ave
nue.. He's making a good per cen
out Of his rental on the investment.
/ In clothing, boots, shoes, men ant
boys goods generally, we sell as Low
as the lowest.
AxDRRsox & DECLUTE.
Timbers supposed to have belonget
to bridge were passing down tn
NeOsho river at this place last Friday
Some bridge up the river may hav'
gone oat.
We have opened the largest line o
Ladies', Gents, and Children's Under
wear ever brought to lola. ALI styles
and prices.
@. p. NoRTHRUP & Co.
Talk about resolutions! If thai
anti-amendment plank of last Satur
days convention is not a trimmer, we
are mistaken. We hope to be able to
publish it next week with comments
More rain fell in this section last
Thursday night than at any one time
for over three years past. The Neo-
sho river was booming by Friday
morning, and the creeks were all past
fording.
Just received by Mrs. Jas. Simpson,
3 full and complete stock of fall and
winter millinery goods, bonnets, flow.
ers, plumes, etc., which will be sold at
very reasonable prices. Ladies will
do we'll to examine this stock.
We will open, next week, an inn
mense line Of Overcoats, which will be
marked 20 per cent less than prices OF
last year. Clothing of all kinds less
than any firm in Allen county.
O. P. NORTHRUP & Co.
A petition to Gov. st. John asking
for the pardon of Vina Oliver, confined
in the Allen county Jail, was put in
circulation this week. IT will be gen.
orally signed, and we have no doubt
Governor will accede to the request.
The Wichita Railroad Company
were after every available hand last
Friday to work on their bridge across
the NeOshO. It was feared that the
high stage Of water combined with the
drift would sweep it away.
Notice Richards, Lakin & Ireland's
new advertisement in this issue. It
speaks for itself, and is the "boss." A
live firm is known by its advertise
ment, and you will not be led: astray
by keeping an eye on their announce
ments. :.
The pastor of the Presbyterian
Rev. E. s. Miller, will he alb
sent next Sunday, and the services at
that church next Sabbath morning
will he conducted by Rev. Mr.. Hensel,
of the Reform Church, recently from
Virginia.
BY an inadvertance we located that
green g(r)assy isle of Ireland in the
part of lola, whereas it is
located down among the reeds, rushes
and bushes of bog town, in the north
west portion of the city. As we heard
from the matter about three times a
day for a week past we hope that his
location is now settled.
o. P. Northrup & Go. sold to Mr.. A. |
G. West, of Ozark, Anderson county,
last week, carpets for his entire house
seven rooms), and that too at prices |
that beat competition all around. Mr..
West tried Garnett, Neosho Falls,
ETC., but lola beat them all.
Just remember that this is the "boss"
town of the valley and come and try |
,ur merchants.
The Neosho Falls Post compliments |
Mr.. Collects fine Cotswold sheep and
;hus notices Mr.. Snyder's Jersey
stock: zone of the finest entries on
he ground in the cattle ring was
made by Mr.. w. NJ. Snyder. of lola, of
;wo bulls-Island boy and lola Boy.
They both took first premium at the
Western National Fair. They are fine
ellows."
The people Of the Neosho Valley
rave been very fortunate in escaping
Ill the wind storms and cyclones
which have prevailed during the past
rear or 80. As an instance take the
leavy rain at this place last week,
which at Lawrence was accompanied
" hail and near Emporia was per-
ect cyclone, much damage being done
md several parties being killed.
If you don't think that Northrup's
lumber yard Is the best place in this
"a RI Of tho stata fO hnv ANYTHING in