The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-05-08

If YOU want to make your buggy
tops bright as new, use Vests enamel
dressing, and get it of Scott & Son.
That new wall finish at Cowan &
Marsh's is as much better than alabas-
tine as aiabastine is better than lime.
Leave orders for coal, flour and feed
from the Elevator Mills with G.. l..
Whitaker, first door north of cClure's.
!, While you are cleaning house take
your old furniture to Patterson Bros.
and have it made (nearly) as good as
new.
VIM. Davis, of Carlyle, has a good
family and farm horse for sale. For
further particulars call on Judge Alli-
son. If
1t seems that spring has really come
for coal is OFF, cents at the Elevator
delivered anywhere in town for 16
cents.
If you have any chickens to sell
take them to Gray & Ross meat mar
ket and get the highest price, in cash,
for them.
Ellis & Ireland have traded a half
interest in their livery stable to Mr..
David Hershberger for his farm on
Deer creek.
Lace curtains-cream and white-at
b. T. Rodman's.
Capt. Sawyer, s. T. Ellis, VIM. Bu-
chanaE and 5. Bennington went to
Burlington Wednesday to purchase
some Jersey cows.
Car load of 2-point and 4-point barbed
wire just received at Casmire & Co.'S,
which will be sold at A cents. Come
before it is all gone.
Mr.. J. p. Davis has moved into the
house vacated by Frank Root, and
Mrs. Norris moves into the house va
Gated by Mr.. Davis.
Keep the storm out of your house by
using Beavers Patent Weather Strip.
Leave orders for having it attached to
doors at w. l.. Bartels'.
After viewing the different points on
Big Greek, the Comm. sioners favored
locating the proposed bridge at Jones'
ford, corner sec. Is, "a. 20.
If you want a suit of clothes, go to
McClures. He has the very latest
styles, and can suit the most fastidious
in taste at bedrock prices.
In making mention of DIR. Scott's
new place of residence, we inadvertent-
ly named Walnut street, when it
should have been Western street.
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 bargain on
them.
Rev. S. L. Jewell, of Big Flats, New
York, will preach at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning. Mr..
Jewell is brother of DIR. j. E. Jewell,
of Moran.
Mr.. G. w. Apples money, the find
ing of which was noted last week, has |
been returned to him from the Treas
ury department at Washington, mark |
ed worthless
The lecture which was to have been |
given at the Presbyterian church last |
night by the returned missionary lady |
Miss Hartwell, has been postponed I'M |
tilSunday evening.
T Steve Trian has the honor of having
caught the largest fish of the season.
1t was cat fish, weighing As pounds,
and was caught on a trout line. Gray
& Ross purchased it.
Beavers Patent Weather Strip, the
best selling article in the market.
Parties wishing to become agents for
it may buy or trade for territory by
calling on d. B. Stephens.
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
tho natnpt data chad hnSom
lola Carriage Works have a complete
assortment of their own make of extra
first-class buggies, spring wagons and
carriages, and will sell them at low
prices for the next thirty days.
The Horticultural Society will meet |
at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, in |
the school room over Rodman's store. |
Interesting essays by Prof. Olin and |
others will make up the programme.
Agent Turner, of the S. X. depot,
informs us that he will have for sale
May 1924, round trip tickets to the
Dunkard meeting at Mexico, Pa, for
SlS.75. The tickets are good for 80
days.
The lola Carriage Works are in shape
this spring to give better prices and
terms than ever before. We have a
very large stock on hand to sell at
wholesale or retail. We defy compe-
titors.
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.
We have very large stock of car
riages, buggies and spring wagons Oh
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.
Notwithstanding the threatening
and chilly weather Tuesday evening,
the NJ. Z. strawberry festival was
quite we'll attended and was a success
socially and financially. The net pro-
ceeds were about S25.
There will be a regular monthly
meeting of the county Horticultural
Society next Saturday at o'clock p.
m. Essays and interesting exercises
expected, Prof. Olin among the rest.
Every one invited to come.
We are asked to announce that the
next State Sunday School Convention
will be held at Fort Scott from and in
GLIDING the 18th and 18th of this
month. Cheap rates on the railroads
and at hotels will be provided.
In our professional directory will be
found the card of o. c. Kent. attorney
at-law. Mr.. Kent arrived here last