The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-23
Best 5 cent cigar at Lee Rucker.

Best 5 cent cigar at Lee Rucker.
A new line Of hosiery and lace co
lars just received at b. T. Rodman'!
; Architect Wood il building o hand
some residence on the corner of Buch
eye and East streets.
For clean, fresh goods at low prices
go to Brubaker's.
$50 yards laceand window hollan,
for shades and curtains just opened q
| B. T. Rodman's store.
, ''Dore" Simpson dropped in las
Wednesday. He will return to Ne
braska in week or two.
l New lot of glass and queenswar
just received at Longs.
Mr.. A. w. Clark, of Garth age, Mo-
has taken q position In the Carriag,
Works.
$50 pieces handsomest prints receiv
ed to-day at B. T. ROdman's Peoples
store.
lola can now boast of two skating
Kinks. at never rains but it pours."
500 towels, napkins and doyles jus
received at 3. T. Rodman's at very
low prices.
Danish Ill health nervousness, vexa
ton, fretfulness, ect., by using
! Browns Iron BitteB.
Go to Longs for all kinds Of glass
and queensware.
A. w. Beck is building an extensive
addition to bis residence.
Cabbage at Lee Fuckers.
Mr.. Fast wants us to say that he
has lost that dog "Dan," and that
whoever returns him will be rewarded.
German millet see0 for sale at Beck g
at IS cents per bushel.
Miss Flora Kapp spent q few days
in Humboldt last week.
One thousand bushels German mill
let wanted at Beck's In next ten days.
Mr.. Ezra Rhoades, of Shell City,
Mo-, well known in this county, is in
town, looking after his interests here.
If you have farm to rent or to sell
leave it in the hands of Othic & Smith
over Beatty Bros furniture store.
Mr.. d. H. Rhoderick, of Hannibal,
Mo-, is in the city.
Spot cash buys a first class wagon
at Beck's for $65.
Rev. A. Coffey, of Indiana, is visit
ing his cousin Rev. T. C. Coffey, and
will preach in the Baptist church next
Sunday.
Fresh oysters at Lee Fuckers.
Hooker SHAPED has returned to lola
and will again go into the blacksmith
shop with Mr.. English, where he will
be glad to see his old customers return
again. Horse shoing and pillow work
are his specialties.
New cocoanuts at Lee Fuckers.
II you want glass ware at "way
down" price, go to Brubaker's.
A pleasant party at Mr.. B. T. Rod
mans on Wednesday evening in hon
or Of Miss Allie Robbins and Miss
Minnie Prayer, Of Fort Scott, was one
of the social events of the week.
About a dozen couple were present and
a very enjoyable evening was spent.
Pure fax seed to loan at Beck's.
Things are lively over at the Car
rage Works now. The new sales
room is completed and Is full of bug
gies received this week from Cincin-
natl. In the shops the workmen are
busy filling an order from livery man
at Parsons for fine two seated car
rage, a top buggy and pheaton. We
saw similar orders from firms at Lyn-
don and Coffeyvill.
J. P. bread at Lee Fuckers.
lola is rapidly coming to the front
as q good point for wholesale trade.
One Of our groceries is sending out job
lots of goods to the smaller towns al
most every day, while one Of our I'M
plement dealers recently shipped a
carload Of farming implements to
Yates Center, besides having sent sew
eral carloads in smaller lots to other
places.
Shelter Il Lawrence want 10000
bushels of corn right away, and will
hsyh bot y,rin for
It. Farmers would do well to give
them call before selling elsewhere.
Since the opening Of spring, the
north side has again assumed q busy
The masOns are busily
engaged laying the foundations of
Brosier's buildings, plasterers are put
ting the finishing touches to John
Wards room and carpenters and
painters have about completed their
work of putting shelves and counters
in COlborn's building.
Farmers, call at Beck's and take
q look at the largest and most COM
plete assortment Of plows, harrows,
cultivators, corn planters, and all
farming tools and machinery in South
ern Kansas.
Some of the colored workmen on the
the north side buildings, struck for
higher wages Tuesday. They had
been working for Sl.25 per day, but
came to the conclusion that their ser
vices were worth 81 so per day. Their
employers thought differently, and the
Africans ore now seeking employment
The only check row planters that are