The Iola register., 1884-05-16
LOCAL MATTERS,
Ice cream at Lee Rueker's.
Try the Morning Star -four.

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Try the Morning Star -four.
Picked pigs feet at Stephens.
Wool sacks for sale at Beatty Bros
Prints 2!c, 4c and sc, at Northrup'
Read last page for additional local
The Morning Star flour makes th
cake.
| Best apples in the market at Ste
phens.
Try the saltmeats at Gray & Ellis
market
California golden broom corn see'
at Beck's.
Hammock's sl.0O to $500 at smytl
& Aliens.
Ginghams SC and &c, at Northrup's.
Crowds Of people in town las. Sat
urday.
Iron and wood pumps of all kinds
at Beck's.
Good Brown Muslin &c and &c, a
Northrup's.
Spring heel shoes for children, al
McClure's.
An elegant line of hair goods at Mis-.
Thornber's.
New Carpets! New Carpets! at
McClure's.
Mrs. DR.. Clifford returned from Law.
renee last Friday.
Closing out our Bird Cages very low.
0oodhue 4 Evans.
500 yds Dress Goods reduced from SOC
to 2Oc, at Northrup's.
Strawberries and ice cream at Lee
Rucker's tonight.
Remember Gray & Ellis keep the
best meat to be had.
No. l. German millet seed for sale
by Lawrence & Worst.
Lee Rucker gets his strawberries di-
rect from the growers.
Ladies. 60 and see the new summer
goods at B. T. Rodman's.
Try the sugar cured shoulder and
bologna at Gray & Ellis.
lola is one of the best sidewalked
towns in Southern Kansas.
They call it "Humbug" now-the
little village down the river.
When you to go the next picnic, buy
your picnic hams of Stephens.
J.C. Todd has fine lot of cabbage
plants that will be sold cheap.
We have the finest calfboot in Allen
county for $50. J. w. Mcclure.
Mr.. D. B. Stephens has a handsome
new sign-the work of Frank Knapp.
Quite number of Humboldt citi-
zens were up to hear Anna Dickinson.
Interesting reading will be found on
both sides of our supplement this week
We make a speciality in every line
Of our business-Call! J. w. Mcclure
Choice cigars, confectioneries, sweet
cider, &C., at Williams new restau-
rant. 4w.
BY request we say the proper person
Is notified that there is "hOle in the
ioor."
Oh, how lovely! the new wood
work and attachments are on the Do
nestle.
Imperial Tennessee evergreen broom
corn seed, warranted, at Lawrence &
Worsfs.
A fine line of gold pens at H. X.
Young & Clark's new
building.
Fence posts for sale five miles north
west of lola, at S6 per hundred. d. E.
Edwards.
A full line Of hammocks, croquet
fishing tackle, base ball goods &C.
9oodhue 4 Evans.
Miss Thornber has a larger stock of
goods this spring than ever
Be sure to call on her.
Ladies, you will find the finest as
'ortment of neck wear in fishues col
ars in lola at McClure's.
Justus Swap and wife who have
been for two years ih Cold-Water Mich,
Ire again residents of lola.
Lawrence L Worst have on hands
/ large supply ofoak posts, which they
Ire selling at bottom prices.
I have a nicely selected stock of
which I am selling as low
Is the lowest. H. K. Herbert.
Plant the White Star potato. The
Mammoth Pearl is the best. Buy seed
potatoes of s. d. Brandenburg.
DR.. Lafary, our new dentist, is max
ng his best grade of teeth for $40 per
vet and satisfaction guaranteed.
John Brown was the lucky holder
If the ticket, No. SO, that drew the |
baking powder tea set at Sprouts.
A large line of balls and bats, fishing |
ackle, croquet, ETC., just received and |
or sale cheap at Smyth & Aliens.
H. X. Herbert, practical watch
maker and jeweler, in Young &
Clark's building. Give him trial.
The school children in Mr.. Merwin's |
,oom celebrated the close Of school by a |
picnic on the banks of the raging Elm.
Scott & Son have an enormous stock |
If wall paper including an elegant line
If decorating paper. Call and exam
ne.
Mr.. n. c. Babcock left on Monday |
or his home in Ottawa. He expects
20 spend the summer in the mountains |
If Idahe.
T. NJ. Bartels spent two days of last
week in Kansas City, selecting goods
20 replenish his stock of glass and
Iueensware.
Mrs. Hamer returned last week to
nor hanna in Narnonf Ill affer a ris-