The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-30
Election Monday.
Louie Lord tonight.
Election next Monday

l. The small boy and the fishing r,
!. are friends again.
/ Beck will sell wagons for next
!. days at $65 cash.
+. Court adjourned from Friday of la
!. week until Tuesday of this.
Sussmilch the saddler will make VI
a fiue harness at Fletcher and Co.'s.
i Emanuel Richards wants $50 bushe
Of Peachblow potatoes.
Go to Longs for all kinds of gla,
and q ueensware.
The walls of the Brosier buildin
are beginning to make quite a show.
Emanue Richards will pay the higl
est market price for good roll butter.
i Mr.. Ashton d has moved into th
house recently vacated by Mrs. Evan.
500 towels, napkins and doyles jus
received at 3. 4. Rodman's at yer
low prices.
The engine and boiler for the bar
wire factory have arrived and are bt
ing put in place.
$50 pieces handsonlest prints receiv
ed to-day at B. T. Rodma.7's People:
store.
Root & Marsh sell 8 pounds of coffe
for Sl.OO, and other things in proper
ton.
q: Miller and family have lately in
obliged in an excursion to visit friend
at Iola.-Junction City Union.
Parties wanting clean flax seed TO,
sowing, should leave orders at once
with A. w. Beck.
Keen Kutter knives, rasors. hatch.
cts. the largest stock in Allen county.
at Fletcher & Co.'s.
If you have a farm to rent or to sell
leave it in the hands of Othic & Smitl,
over Beatty Bros furniture store.
The ladies Of the Pantadelphian
Club ''set up the oysters" at the last
meeting, much to the qualification of
all present.
New lot Of glass and queensware
just received at Longs.
Some very handsome specimens of
what we believe is called "chromo
painting" are on exhibition in front of
Longs store.
A new line Of hosiery and lace col.
lars just received at b. 4. Rodman's.
A few days of sunshine after the
gloomy weather of the week past
would bring out vegetation very rap
idly.
Can beat the world on planters and
check rows. All guaranteed. Beck.
Brubaker & Co. have had a hand
some canvas awning put over the
front Of their store Oh the north side.
Rev. T. c. Coffee has been assisting
at a revival conducted by the Baptist
church at Yates Center.
The Mammoth Pearl is the largest
yielder and best late potato in exis-
tence. Sold by Is. D. Brandenburg.
Bronson, Kansas.
Messrs. Moore, ]. G.. Strong, and C.
Z. Keith, OF Moran, made flying Wis
It to lola last Wednesday.
$50 spot cash buys good sulky plow
1T Beck's.
Farmers, have pity. Weare having
regular butter famine. BY the way, |
Why don't somebody start q creamery
Rev. E. s. Miller and Judge Allison |
nave been this week in attendance
lpon the Presbytery at Muskogee, In
liam Territory.
The White Star potato combines
more good qualities than any other
,otatO grown. See s. D. Branden-
'urg's advertisement in another COL
INN.
The North British and Mercantile
fire Insurance Company has q net
urplus Of s., 015, 600, and is represented
y w. A. Cummings, agent for Allen
Ounty.
You cannot convert the ashes of al
urned building into money unless you
old policy in the North British and
fercantile Insurance Company. w.
|. Cummings, Agent. |,
Frank Wing is setting out a lot oil
rees in front of his houses on Jeffar-
On avenue. 10 thou and do likewise.
The hay press has been shipping
srge quantities of hay this week to Fl.
colt and other points. Il
We have several hundred cans Of
liked paint, and q corresponding
uantity Of lead and oil, besides good
,any other things i'm the way of drugs
nd drug sundries which we want to {
I'll. Please give us call. Scott &
on. Ii
The Christian denomination Of this {
ty has purchased q lot ofC. A. La
in, north of Mr.. Beckwith' g residence,
nd will commence their church build
lg soon. Messrs. J. C.. Todd, Jacob {
oodner and Matt. w. Field have /,
cen elected trustees.
John Ward has decided to give q
rize every Saturday at the skating
nix, and the last Saturday in April
le prize to the hest skater will be Civ
1 in cash. Prizes will also be given
} the best boy skater, to give the lit
e folks a chance. L
Money b loan on farm property.
lquire of Othick & Smith.
George Morris and wife, of Lyndon, !
sage county, were in town Tuesday !
oking up old friends. George is well :
nown in this county and his friends :
i'll be glad to hear that he is doing :
real estate business in his
w home. L.
Mr.. White, of Chicago, organized at r
e Court House last Monday night,
/ assembly of Knights of Labor. Mr.. O
'seph Pike was installed as Master e
'orkman. and s. H. Hamilton, as {,
Secretary.
w. B. Cuibertson is kept busy these s
we filling orders for crayon portraits. 8
e saw one the other day that he had !.
st finished for gentleman in Well a
gton, that was really beautiful. w. Il
has orders from all over the state p
ID is getting up quite reputation as s
artist. Il