The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-09-14
lola REGISTER.
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Read Rodman's new ad.
Fresh oysters at Lee Fuckers.
Go to Scott's fer school books.
Town rather quiet this week.
Stoves at the Lire Hardware.
j. II. Fisher arrived yesterday.
Anthracite coal at Roderick & Law
renee.
The Little Duchess Monday night
Every smoker should try Little Jo-
kerr"
Ladies' and Misses fine shoes at J.
+. Colborn's.
Elegant stoves at the Live Hard
Udre.
Go and see the new dress goods at
b. T. Rodman's.
See Beck's sample room for wagons
and buggies.
A full line of school books and school
supplies at Scott's.
Ifyou want coal and wood, call on
Roderick & Lawrence.
Just received a full line of boots and
shoes at J. F. Colborn's.
Go to Lee Fuckers for peaches.
Durable stores at the Live Hard
cdre.
The Joke seems to be on the amateur
constables.
Beck wants wood or stock for cash or
machinery.
Mrs. ]. S. Fast and daughter Dora,
returned from Ohio last Thursday.
We regret to learn that Cy. Lemon
is seriously Ill.
Line Rucker was over from Fort
Scott this week.
DIR. Chastain is building neat and
commodious barn.
Mr.. S. A. Allen is handling coal at
the Wichita depot.
Mr.. William Davis il reported on
the sick list this week
New cornIs coming into market. 1t
IS of excellent quality.
J. G. Clark has sold his residence to
Mat Fields.
We notice that Mr.. d. C. Wood lie
putting up neat barn.
Miss Reulah Reimert is attending
She State fair at Topeka.
Coal at Roderick & L lawrence. Get
it row while 1t is cheap.
Mrs. Mary E. Hayes, now of sgd
ney, Nebraska, is in town.
90 and see the stores at Henderson
& .imrine's Live Hardware.
Car load of hand and power shellersd
at Beck's.
Did you see that last car load Of
wagons at Beck's? They are beauties.
1t will do you good to go and see the
stacks of new goods at b. T. Rodmans.
INCEST and largest stock Of stoaes in
A1,e,. county, at the Live Hardware.
Marsh Hart and Charlie Shelter
went west Wednesday to buy up cat
lie.
The colored population had a social
at the court house Wednesday even
ing.
The circus is said by those who have
attended it, to have been q gigantic
frand.
w. w. Anderson has improved and
beautified his new residence very ma
terially.
Mrs. Harmon Scott and her son
Frank, are visiting friends in Topeka
this week.
Lem Brubaker is again able to be on
the street after more than months
sickness.
For your shirtings so to B. T. Rod
mans. You will find there the best
assert ment.
Travelling men say that lola is the
liveliest town of its size in this part |
of Kansas.
Boyle and Gordon went up to Gar
nett Tuesday to appear as counsel in
divorce case.
GotoJ. F. Colb Drn's corner of Wash
ingtou and Jack son avenues, for dry
goods and notions.
We learn that Notwithstanding the
dry weather considerable seeding of
wheat has been done.
One of the surest signs of winter is
that the hardware stores are bringing
on their base burners.
The Topeka fair is said to be as
great success in point of numbers
this year, as it was last.
An elegant assortment of the Amer
lean tract soeiety's publications may
be found at SCOTS
Two hundred and fifty blankets and
com fortabies just received at B. T.
Rodman's.
o. P. and f. A. Northrup returned
from Chicago. Their new
goods will be here soon.
Mr.. Ashby Ruse and Miss Alice
Hartley were among lola visitors to
Bismark fair last week.
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