The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-23
Fine Shoes at McNutt Bros.

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See those carpets at Northrup's.
$50 buys a good grain drill at Beck''
For cheap tickets east, go to For
Scott & Wichita depot.
New goods daily at B. T. Rodman's
Mr.. B. NJ. Ausherman left las
Monday for the normal at Emporia.
Sussmilch the saddler will make 20,
a fue harness at Fletcher and Co.'s.
Root & Marsh sell 9 pounds of coffe,
for S1.OO, and other things in proper
ton.
J. H. Sallee, rising lawyer Of For
Scott, is engaged on the defense in ths
railroad case now on trial.
Hurry up your fax seed orders
Beck.
Dir. B. F. Othick has bought the
Baumgardner property, and has
moved into the dwelling.
New six drawer White sewing ma.
chine at $50 each, at Heck's.
The auction sale of the Mathews
Bros. goods takes place today and TO-
morrow at Brubaker's store.
Parties wanting clean fax seed for
sowing, should leave orders at once
with A. w. Beck.
Mr.. D. d. Britton, of Ozark, was in
town Tuesday aud renewed his sub
scription to THE REGISTER.
Country dealers will do well to call
on A. w. Beck and get prices on job
lots of farm implements before purch-
asing elsewhere.
The services in the NJ. E. church
on Sabbath day will be appropriate for
Easter both morning and evening.
A thousand bushels of fresh far seed
at Henderson, & Anarine to loan on the
best terms you euer heard of.
Capt. 8. J. Stewart was in town
few hours Tuesday and made THE
REGISTER a pleasant call.
Shelter and Lawrence have just
received a full line of agricultural i'm
elements and farmers will do well to
call and see them before buying.
Keen Kutter knives, rasors, hatch
cts, the largest stock in Allen county,
at Fletcher & Co.'s.
Call and get our circulars and prices
of the best barb WirG made. Henerson
d Anarine.
Mr.. Miller has put down a new walk
and erected a neat awning in front of
the skating rink.
Corn shelters at SIS, at Beck's.
A car load of No. salt just received,
which we offer at 500 per barrel. Re
qua & Martin, Bronson, Kans.
Beck will sell wagons for next 80
days at S65 cash.
After eating each meal take a dose
Of Browns Iron Bitters. 1t helps di-
gestion, relieves the full feeling about
the stomach.
McNutt sells the best shoe for the
least money.
Mr.. Allie Curdy and Mr.. Frank
Dimick came up from Humboldt last
to find out why Gall that
Gliters is not Gold"
80 white bedspreads just received at
B. T. Rodman's at q bargain.
The North British and Mercantile
Fire Insurance Company has a net
surplus of s., Ol5, 600, and is represented
~ w. A. Cummings, agent for Allen
county.
If you want to borrow money, call on |
VIM. G. Thrasher.
With corn selling higher In lola
han in Humboldt, Fl. Scott, Chanute,
IT Garrett, it is safe to say that we are
he best corn market in southern Kan |
as.
Avery and Leidy corn stalk cutters
1t Beck's.
The best shoes in town at McNutt's. |
There will be a special meeting of
lola lodge No. 80, A. F. & F. NJ, Sat
friday evening March "a. for work on
he f. A. Degree.
Have you seen those check rowers at |
3eck's. Every one warranted.
Tho reason I sell marble cheaper
han travelling agents is because I
rave no travelling expenses to pay.
8. w. Apple.
Mcclure has Just received q new
'upply of lace collars and hchus OF
atest styles from New York.
Mrs. J. H. Sofge, having rented the
Iwelling opposite Mr.. Colborn's resi-
Ience, near the northwest corner of
quare, will open her kindergarten
he first Monday IN April.
VIM. C. Trrasher has money to loan |
N real estate.
You cannot convert the ashes Of a
,urned building into money unless you
lold policy in the North British and
Insurance Company. w.
\. Cummings, Agent.
Home raised blue grass seed for sale
" Smeltzer & Lawrence.
Many Of the farmers already lave !
heir oats sown and are getting ready |
o plant corn. The first three weeks Of
darch have been unusually favorable
or farm work.
The most successful check row
'lanter and drill on the Market at
}eck's
T. R. Pace, prominent farmer of