The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-04-11

Our $500 shoes are far superior
any shown elsewhere. o. P. NORTH
rup & Co.
y For the best carpet warp, almos
everybody will tell you to go to B. I
Rodman's.
We learn of the death yesterda
noon of the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs
E. L. Marsh.
Ladies should remember that the,
! are expected to vote at the school cleo
ton next Tuesday.
Mr.. I. NJ. Chase started this week {,
Medicine Lodge where he will locate
government claim.
Miss Thornber has a larger stock o
millinery goods this spring than ever
Be sure to call on her.
If Mr.. Wilcox bought his land of the
railroad company and paid for it, there
is no danger of losing it.
One hundred new styles in ladies
handkerchief, plain and colored Dor
ders 0. P. Nnrthrup & Co.
This office is indebted to Hon. John
A. Logan and to Hon. E. H. Funston
for interesting public documents.
! Mr.. S. Bevington is building hand
some residence on Sycamore street OPP
posite the Baptist church.
i Mrs. Sofge will begin her kindergar-
ten school in the two front rooms of the
New York House next Monday.
Miss Thornber's millinery goods
were bought under her personal iuspec-
ton and are of the very latest styles.
We only ask you to call to decide if
Ue haven't the largest STOCK Of pocket
kniues in the county. Lire Hardware
D. w. Bridgman, one of our East
Deer Creek friends, called Monday and
deposited some of the needful with us.
Give the band boys a benefit next
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
nights. They deserve well of the town.
| If any one is not satisfied with Gard
ner & Browns entertainment next
week, hecan get his money back at the
door.
| If yon ,oiH erdmine our tinrdre you
,Ciu find it is better than you generally
see throughout the county. Lire
Hardware.
Last Of this week Goodhue q Evans
will open a large selection Of new
paper hangings. 2
Mr.. E. 7. Thompson, of Toronto,
IN, ta1r 70,
| to leave his annual contribution to the
REGISTER.
Monroe Goforth was shaking hands |
with his friends here last Wednesday, |
Returned to his Southern field of oper- |
atoms the same day.
1t came to us too late for publication
last week-the notice of that new boy |
and girl at the house of our friend H. |
n. Gray, of Geneva township.
Try the celebrated Water Crystal
Spectacles "Excelled by few and
equaled by none" H. X. Herbert sole
agent. Young & Clark's new build
ing.
Mr.. Trevelick, who lectures at the
court house tomorrow night and at
the Baptist church Sunday night, is
spoken of as an eloquent and interest
speaker.
Headquarters for Gas and Coal Oil
Stores tCiI be at the Lire Hardware
again this summer. They hare been
particular to get the best that money
can buy. ~~
Miss Lettie Chase, of Quincy. ILL.,,
81 tn Of Mr. IT Thosa Af I'll |
ed here on Monday, with the intention
of making her future home with her
brother.
Mr.. Frank Power and family will |
again be citizens of Allen county, hav-
ing purchased Mr.. Neer's farm north
west of town. We are glad to see them
come back.
DIR. Hendricks has bought the Beat
ty Bros. building, and will consequent
ly not build this season. The Beatty
boySwill continue to occupy the build
ing, we understand.
Morning after election. Gray to Bar
tells: II voted for Sawyer instead of
you because 1 never had a chance to
vote for Sawyer before. and / can get
to vote for you any day."
A note from Warden Jones says that
Roweth, who was taken to the peni-
Tertiary on stretcher, is now up and
about, and will be put to work the last
of this eek or first Of next.
The case of Johnson & McDermott
VS. George and Joseph Smith was final
ly decided against the Smiths last
Tuesday, the court holding that the
goods were rightfully replevined.
VIM. Blackwell has been doing some
fine work at the court house lately, in
the line of plastering and kalsomining.
Those having work of that kind to do
would do well to secure his services.
We understand that the decision of
the district court in the case of Boyd
vs. the County Commissioners, by
which Boyd got judgment of S225,
has been affirmed by the Supreme
Court.
Easter services will be held at the
NJ. T.. church on next Sabbath morning /
and evening. The evening service will
consist..of a beautifully illustrated ser
mon by the pastor, followed by Sun
day School concert.
For good smooth and easy shave
go to w. B. Reeds barber shop. No
card playing or loafing allowed. No
tramps or apprentices employed. |
Every body treated with respect and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Mrs. Simpson has just received a