The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-05-25
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Business good.
Buy No. Hard.
J. p. bread at Lee Fuckers.
Lots of people in town every day.
Kaw River sand, at Waters & Thay.
er.
Summer Silks at Northrup's.
Mr.. Frank Wing is building an ad-
dition to his residence.
Coal, 16 cents at Waters & Thayer
Every smoker should try Little Jo-
ker."
Look at Colborns fine table linen
and towelIng.
A full line of school and street hats
pit Miss Thornber's.
Smoke the Incense, at l.. RS.
Those new cultivators at Beck's are
selling very fast.
Work on Beck's building is progress
ing rapidly.
Lace bed sets at Northrup's.
The best smoking tobacco is Little
JOKER"
w. C. Alloway and wife took a run
down to Moline Monday.
New parasols just received at B. T.
Buy Nc. l Hard.
Go to Lee Rucker for fruit. I
A fresh line of new goods just opdn-
ed at B. T. Rodman's. \
Miss May Ashby is sgsin numbered
among lola young ladies.
Strawberriesat Lee Fuckers.
Beck will sell wagons for next 80
lays at SIS cash.
Ladies approve of your smoking
Little Joker"
Go to Colborn's for the latest style
prints, ginghams and lawns.
A fine assortment of trimmed hats
1t Miss Thornber's.
Shake-Lemonade at Lee Fuckers.
Buy No. Hard.
Mrs. Jane Evans started Wednesday,
tor visit to friends in Iowa
A good broom at Bartells' for Is
cents.
Call and see those beautiful, new
French flowers at Miss Thornber's.
Ladies' and Misses Gossamer water
proof circulars at Northrup's.
A full stock of Agricultural Imple-
nents at Roderick & Lawrence's.
Mrs. p. Shull has returned from o
visit to his fathers, in Illinois.
The. lire hardware has moUed TO the
,ouh side tUhile they 6uild a business
house.
The Newton wagon for sale by Rod
erick & Lawrence.
Mems Gossamer coats $3.50, at
Buy No. Hard.
Z Mr.. s. T. Ellis has nearly completed
The foundation Of quite an extensive
addition to his residence on West street.
Hhew lot of milliner goods just re-
,eived at Miss Thornber's.
Chas. Richards is in town this week,
called here by the serious illness OF his
Call at Colborn's new store on Wash
Ington and Jefferson avenues, and
examine his stock of goods.
The cunning club have received
thier trap and glass balls, and had
their first shooting match yesterday,
We sell coal in any quantity deliv-
cred to any part Of the city. Rhod-
eric & Lawrence.
One Howe's four ton stock and wagon
scale, timbers and all complete at ]. ].
Casmire's.
Miss May Morey, and Mrs. B. F.
Othic and children have been visiting
friends in Garrett this week.
If you did not attend Miss Willet's
opening yesterday, be sure to go to-day
or to- morrow.
y Reese Cravens has about completed
an extensive addition to his residence
near the mineral well.
Ladies for the best and handsomesi
one dollar corset to be found anywhere
go to B. T. Rodman's.
Corn 81 cents bushel and a great
deal coming into market since the
spring planting is done.
Seasoned fence posts, S. per hundred
at Edwards, 6 miles northwest of lola
aOtS
Table and pocket cutlery for cash 70,
the next ten days at yonr oWn price a
the lrs hardware.
Strawberries are beginning to ripper
and will be in the market in g week Oh
two. Who will get up the first straw
berry festival?
The mayor and council request the
business men to close their places o
business on Decoration Day from l:
O'Clock m. until O'Clock p. M.