The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-16
J. P. bread at Lee Fuckers.

Mr.. c. F. Hutchings, the handsom
legal pugilist Of Usage Mission, cam
up on Monday.
Pure flax seed to loan at Beck's.
C. NJ. Simpson intends making quit
a change soon in his property in til
north part of town. The house no,
ON the premises, will we understand
| be removed to a vacant lot and new
and larger one erected in its place.
Fresh oysters at Lee Fuckers.
Mr.. VIM. Davis, wife and child
went to Lawrence Tuesday. MI
Davis returned Wednesday, but Mrs
Davis will remain about two weeks
visiting with relatives.
McNutt sells the best shoe for tn,
least money.
We notice In court from abroad
Goodin & Keplinger, and J. o. Fife
of Wyandotte; Hutchings l. Denison
Of Usage Mission; and Amos and Bar
Der, of Humboldt.
50 white bedspreads Just received al
B. T. ROdman's at bargain.
In the case of the State against Johr
Ward, the defendant plead guilty to an
assault, and was fined ten dollars and
cost. Some people consider this rather
light measure.
The most successful check row
planter and drill on the market, at
Beck's
Good all wool cassimeres rs cents
per yard at Northrups.
Money to loan on farm property.
Inquire of Othick & Smith.
Do not buy until you see our stock
of carpets. o. P. Northrup 4 Co.
Mr.. Summers, an attorney of Nun.
Gle, Ind, is in town, with probable
reference to location here. We hope
he will find it to his interest to stay
with US.
Spot cash buys O first class wagon
at Beck's for S85.
o. p. Northrup started for Chicago
last Tuesday to purchase his spring
stock Of goods. He expects to be gone
about two..weeks, and will probably
go on to New York and spend a short
time there before returning.
Call and get our circulars and prices
Of the best barb aCirc made. HenersOn
e AB,rine.
Prof. A. f. Herod, principal of the
rhayer schools, was in town Monday
and Tuesday. He il q fine educator
and an agreeable gentleman. We &C
pleasant call.
Corn shelters at SIS, at Beck's.
Beck will sell wagons for next 80
lays Mt S65 cash.
New cocoanuts at Lee Fuckers.
One thousand bushels German mil
ct wanted at Beck's in next ten days.
German millet seed for sale at Beck's
It IS cents per bushel.
Home raised blue grass seed for sale
" Smeltzer & Lawrence.
VIM. G. Thra.her has money to loan
n real estate.
Mcclure has just received a new
upply of lace collars and fichus Of |
atest styles from New York.
Danish Ill health nervousness, vexa-
ion, fretfulness, ect., by using
Iron Bitters.
If you have n farm to rent or to sell |
cave it in the hands Of Othic & Smith
yer Beatty Bros furniture store.
Parties wanting clean flax seed for
owing, should leave orders at once
18th A. w. Beck. |
Country dealers will do well to call
n A. w. Beck and get prices on job
ITS Of farm implements before .purch-
sing elsewhere.
The Mammoth Pearl is the largest
ielder and best late potato in exis-
,nce. Sold by 3. d. Brandenburg,
Kansas.
4 thousand bushels of fresh far seed
{ Henderson, q: -Amrinc to loan on the
est terms you euer heard of.
Shelter and Lawrence have just
,ceived full line Of agricultural inn
lements and farmers will do well to
Ill and see them before buying.
Ladies, we call your attention to our
egant ribbon case in which we have
.ceived a new supply of the latest
lades; do not fail to see J. w. Nc
lure. .
Farmers, call at Beck's and take
look at the largest and most COM
Iete assortment of plows, harrows,
corn planters, and all
rming tools and machinery in South
II Kansas. II
Let this remind you that ne have l
lop cteUtses, singtetrees, doubtetrees. Il
lou handles, beams, bolts, etc. In
lct, anything you need in making re-
Mrs for spring work. Henderson d
nlrine.
Rev. s. s. Weatherby has our i
ranks for the following brief report of
le meeting of the NJ. E. conference. .
ye were obliged to omit it last week g
r want Of space: At the recent ses-
on of the South Kansas NJ. E. con- I
renee, held at Oswego, the reports
low large increase in membership
the church during the past year,
i'd general forward movement all
ong the line. One new district was
rmed called the Ottawa district, and /
ev. r. NJ. Sparks was appointed to
e Presiding Eldership, and lola is I
cluded in the territory of this dis
let. Rev. s. s. Weatherby was re-
rned to lola, and the following pas
rs were appointed to neighbOring :,
larges: Chanute, T. s. Hunt; Hum y
'ldt, A. Buckner; Colony, w. n. a
Garnett, s. E. Pendleton; t
eosho Falls, A. Maxey; Yates Cen y
r, ]. C. Heull; Eureka, H. J. Coker;
oran, w. r. York; Fl. Scott. H. v.
ivler. J. w. D. Anderson was ap- l
tinted to the New Albany charge; !
R. Pattee to Williamsburg; A. X.
'hnson to Cottonwood Falls; II. X. =
nth to Fredonia, and J. L. Longnon
Waverly. =
RossvILLE, Kan, Aug. q, '82. +
Minneapolis Harvester Works, Min !
'dpoLis, MINI Dear Sirs: We take
easure in testifying to the merits Of