The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-05-29

Percy Welch and Jimmie McClul
are serving their apprenticeship to til
grocery trade, with Richards & Her
derson.
IF you have any chickens to sc
take them to Gray & Ross meat maj
ket and get the highest price, in cash
for them.
A party of young folks had intende
going up the river picknicking to-day
but yesterdays rain probably interior
ed with their plans.
If you are not satisfied that th
ladies Of the Baptist church can ge
up good dinner. go to the. Hall Sat
urday and be convinced.
If you want a suit of clothes, go t,
McClures. He has the very lates
styles, and can suit the most fastidiou
in tasteat bedrock prices.
Go to DIR. s. Tozer, our old reliabl,
dentist, and get your teeth extracted
absolutely without pain, by the use o
the safest an9sthetic known.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will give a strawberry and ic,
cream festival at the Opera House on
Friday evening, June 9Th, 1885.
This office is indebted to Mr.. F. NJ
Jones for box of splendid strawber
ries. Mr.. Jones is one of the most sue
cessful of our small fruit growers.
Patterson Bros. have just received
the largest invoice of paintings, gems
of art, cbromos, brackets, ETC., ever
brought to lola. Come and see them
One good second hand spring wagon
and one second hand top buggy, for
sale at very low prices by the lola Car
riage Works. Will give a bargain on
them.
lola Carriage Works have large
stock of eastern grade buggies and
spring wagons, and will sell at prices
that cannot be duplicated in eastern
Kansas. 'Buggies from $50 dollars up
to $500.
Mrs. Greason has begun prepara-
tions for presenting 1.-THE Fairy Can
tata." 1t will be given in the Opera
House July 1st, for the benefit of the
G. A. r.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
give a strawberry festival and pound
party at the Salem school house, on
Thursday evening, June 4th. All are
invited.
The herd of Texas ponies made its
annual appearance on our streets
Tuesday. 1t seems little larger, and
made up of somewhat better stock
than usual.
You may rant millct noaU, so re-
member you can get 1T at the Lire
Hardware. You can also get any
thing else in the hardware line. Try
as on cutlery.
The Carriage Works have received
so large a stock of buggies and car
riages that they have been obliged TO
rent one of the rooms on the north side
for a store room.
Remember % cents will get you a
good dinner at the Hall Decoration
Day. Also you can get ice cream
there as cheap as any place else with
a piece of cake thrown in.
That Libby shirt cabinet at Nc
Clure's is the neatest thing we have
seen for long time. Go and examine
It-and buy one of those shirts with
the patent detached bosom.
Special exhibition of gasoline stoves
1T the Live Hardware. Alter supper
each evening, ladies, we ask you to
call and we will leave 1t to you if we
haven't the best you have seen.
BY reference to our last page it will
be seen that a slight change has been
made in the st. Louis, Fit. Scott and
time card. The change does
not go into effect until Sunday, May
31st.
The lola Carriage Works are in shape
this spring to give better prices and
terms than ever before. We have
very large stock on hand to sell at
wholesale or retail. We defy compe-
titors.
Mrs. Fast and Mrs. Thomas, on Syc-
amore street, have improved their
properties by putting up neat picket
fences. Robinson & Everhart did the
Wi lOI MIS-. Il aSt dhu MI. " alu iol
Mrs. Thomas.
We have a very large stock of car
riages, buggies and spring wagons on
hand, and will sell them at very low
prices for the next thirty days, to make
room. Come in soon if you want bar
gain. We mean it.
The Interstate thinks that "by
sharp practice on the part of lola it will
be hard work to defeat the court house
scheme" The only sharp practice
lola has resorted to has been to present
the facts and appeal to the good sense
Of the people.
The League case, State VS.. Sears ct.
al, which was to have been given a
second trial before Justice Baland, of
Humboldt on the 18th of this month,
has been sent to Justice Harris of this
place on a change of venue, and will
be tried June s.
Mr.. John Steimann, the German
who bought out Mr.. Schiessmayer's
shoe shop recently, took a sudden no.
ton to leave town the other night,
and so sold his goods between dark
and daylight and skipped. Mr.. s. will
resume business at the old stand.
The management of the High School
wish US to express their
sincere thanks to Mrs. S. T. Ellis for
kindly granting the use of her piano