The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-09-14

Lawrence will furnish 1t cheaper thai
any body.
For your cotton flannels be sure Il
go to B. T. Rodman's. The best TO
the money in town.
| T. F. Strickland took William Hoyl'
to the Asylum at Osawottomie las
Tuesday. He had been committed tt
the county Jail for temporary insanity
SCHOOL BOOKS. STATES. PENS
PENCILS, INKS. PAPER AND ALI
KINDS OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES AT
GOODHUE & EVANS
Lauck d Clark have received a new
background aud other accessories THU
week that will enable them to make
better pictures than ever. Be sure tc
call on them at Apples gallery.
The world renowned, standard, screw
fastened boots aud shoes-all styles.
Nothing like it for Misses and youths
school shoes. For sale at J. F. Col
born's.
Roderick Il Lawrence have ordered
lot of the best Anthracite coal which
will be on hands i'm few days.
The girl Minnie Brooks, who esrap-
ed from the Jail last Saturday night
was recaptured Monday morning near
Chanute, and is again languishing in
durance vile.
Brock Reed has bought out the At
ricans at Morin's old stand and is
again ready to serve his old patrons.
Over twenty different styles and
qualities wool fiannels just received at
b. t. Rodman's, and selling at popu-
lar prices.
If you want a nice gingham dress or
apron-check, go to B. T. ROdman's.
You will find the best lines there to Sc
lect from.
Miss Della Southland started last
Tuesday to Vermont, expecting to
spend the next six months at the old
homestead.
We acknowledge with thanks an in
vitation to attend the Parsons fair. 1t
will be held during the second week
of October.
Miss Wigs returned Wednesday to
Lawrence, to resume her old position
in the bank. We are sorry to have
her leave lola.
For good all wool yarns, in all the
shades, with a good line of German
town and Saxony yarns. go to 3. I.
Rodman's.
We see in the Neosho county papers
very f1attering notices of DIR. "Jim"
DeMoss' success. We are sure he de- |
serves them.
If the samples of agricultural pro-
ducts in Bowius' Office are fair ones,
Allen county need not be ashamed of
her summers work.
Try the "NSagnetis" soap at Bru-
bakers. 1t cleanses clothes With less
than half the amount Of labor necessa-
nv with other kinds.
Kansas was fortunate i'm escaping
the severe frosts of last week, which
proved 80 disastrous to corn and other
crops in many of the states.
Wilson DUNCAN was over from Fort
Sc TT the fist of the week, on court
business. He is in the employ of the
Fort Scott Foundry at present.
A question of veracity between a
couple of our citizens on Tuesday re-
suited in a slight disturbance of the
peace. Zone dollar and costs.''
Don't fail to see the new prints at
B. T. Rodman's. They are the hand
soonest we have seen and got our wife
a new dress. Go and do like wise.
Mr.. Mi!ligan, an Old gentleman of
Charlottesville, Ind, has been in lola
this week, looking after Large landed
i'm Kansas and Allen county.
A lady remarked, while in B. L.
Rodman's store, that she did not need
a calico dress, but the print looked SO
aud beautiful that she must
take a dress for herself and daughter.
Work on the Richards, Young &
Clark and Henderson buildings is go
ing on very rapidly, and furnishing
to large number of men.
Marmaton and Elsmore are sticking
Loyalty to James Burns for County
Clerk. Burns has the ability and the
to make a first-class
clerk.
o. P. Northrup & Co. will receive
their mamoth stock next week.
Prices will be lower than ever quoted
by any firm in lola. See their adver-
tisiment. -
L. Fl. Brubaker & Co. are selling
'Silver Leaf -four for $500 per hun
lred and Success" flour for $3.50 per
hundred. Both brands are giving en-
tire satisfaction. Try sack.
T. NJ. Bartels will move his stock of
groceries into the south room of Hen
ierson's new building when it is COM
oleted, and w. L. Bartels will move
mis- harness shop back to the old stand.
The Williams Company gave one
the best entertainments we had last
winter and we hope to see them well
on their second appearance