The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-23
9ufal Matters.


Spring goods are beginning to arrive
See those carpets at Northrup's.
To-day is good Friday.
New colors in carpets at Northrup's
Travel is heavy on both railroads.
New colors in carpets at Northrup's
The assessor is abroad in the land.
Next Sunday is the end of lent.
New colors in carpets at Northrup's.
Mr.. Harry Coblentz, of Piqua, spent
Sunday in the city.
Carpets in the new terra Gotta shades
at Northrup's.
Buy your seeds of Beck. He will sell
for one-fourth less than any body.
Carpets in the new terra Gotta shades
at Northrup's.
Mr.. 8. Kaufman has retired from the
Garnet Ptaiadealer, and is succeeded
by Howard NJ. Brooke.
Carpets in the new terra Gotta shades
at NOrthrup's.
Mr.. Simmons, of Topeka, was in
town the first of the week, selling
"Cooper's American Politics."
An elegant line of ladies' neckwear
at Northrup's.
We noticed Senator Funston on the
street on Monday last.
Flows must be sold to make room
for other goods. Beck.
The Pantadelphian will meet hereaf-
tet on alternate Friday instead Of on
Tuesday evenings.
An elegant line Of ladies' neckwear
at Northrup's.
Every dollars worth Of garden seeds
you buy of Beck, he makes you pres
ent of twenty-five cents in seeds.
Flows sold at cost next ten days.
Beck.
Miss Allie Robbins and Miss Minnie
Prayer, popular young ladies of Fort
Scott, are guests Of Misses Young and
Rodman this week.
An elegant line Of ladies' neckwear
at Northrup's.
Bowlus and Stevenson have recent
ly put up substantial awnings in front
Of their buildings occupied respectively
by Mrs. Whitney and by Ricketts, and
Bros.
Flows sold at cost for next ten days.
Beck.
Work on Beck's new building is
progressing. The basement
are about finished and
work will be begun on the walls at
once.
Can beat the world on planters and
check rows. All guaranteed. Beck.
A large number Of trees have been
set out in different parts of town.
SO much improves the APP
pearance of . town, or makes it more
pleasant to live in, than plenty Of
trees, and we hope the good work will
go on indefinitely.
Two carloads of planters, check rows,
ETC., received this week, at Beck's.
Implement dealers report the heavi-
est trade in their line ever before
known. One firm has sold over four
within month past, and has
put orders for more. 1t is q sure sign
Of prosperity when farmers can buy
and pay cash fGr new wagons, plows,
planters. etc.
Dollars saved every day by trading
1t Fletcher & Co.'s.
The joke is on stephen Plumb"
One evening last week while driving
,nt into the country after one of the
of the club, he was 80 busily
engaged in rehearsing his part that he
became oblivious to all around him.
his voice he walled, "She says
she loves me, yet when that man is
near she has eyes or ears for no one butt
him p "Well then, young man." re-
a farmer as herode past him,
''if that's the case I'd let the other fell
Ter have her." w. B. subsidized.
We hope none of our readers will feel
backward about giving US any little
item of news that may come in their
way. Even an editor cannot be every
where aud know everything that is go
ing Oh, and he is always glad to be notif-
ed of anything that may have escaped
his notice. If any one comes to visit
you, or you or your family 60 to visit
any one, drop US a card to that effect,
Or call and tell us about it. Don't inn
agine for q moment that we will think
you do SO merely for a personal"
We are honestly glad to get the item
as matter of news that will be read
with interest by your friends and
neighbors. 1t is much more fair and
manly to tell US of such things than to
get mad and stop your paper because
We don't lind them out ourselves. i