The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-05-22

the first prize at Fl. Scott Wednesday
and the Atchison Division the second
That new wall finish at Cowan
Marsh's is as much better than alabas
tine as alabastine is better than lime
Leave orders for coal, flour and feet
N from the Elevator Mills with G. L
Whitaker, firstdoor north of Met lure's
It VIM. Davis, of Carlyle, has a goot
family and farm horse for sale. Fol
+. further particulars call on Judge ALI
- son. t
When i'm lola looking for clock OF
{ watch or jewelry of any description
go TO Powells and get prices before you
4 buy.
1t seems that spring has really come
, for coal is off cents at the Elevator
delivered anywhere in town for 16
cents.
Only one more week. Improve the
opportunity Watches at cost ,jewelry
at cost, everything at cost. at Her
bert's.
/ If you have any chickens to sell
take them to Gray & Ross meat mar
ket and get the highest price, i'm cash,
for them.
A number of Miss Ausherman's
lady friends called on her last Monday
evening and spent few hours very
pleasantly.
The lady teachers of the public
schools took tea and spent a very
pleasant evening at Rev. f. s. Miller's
on Wednesday.
Car load of 2-point and APPOINT barbed
wire just received at Casmire & Co.'S,
which will be sold at Al cents. Come
before it is all gone.
The Hendricks Hardware House
ready for business. Their store is
crowded with new goods.
If you want suit of clothes, 60 to
McClures. He has the very latest
styles, and can suit the most fastidious
in taste at bedrock prices.
Go to DIR. S. Tozer, our old reliable
dentist, and get your teeth extracted,
absolutely without pain, by the use of
the safest anesthetic known.
No better proof of the unprecedented
floods we have had could be found than
| the rumored fact that salt water fish
have been found in the Neosho.
Patterson Bros. have just received
the largest invoice of paintings, gems
of art, chromos, 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
rage Works. Will give 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.
You may rant niilet noU, so re-
member you can get it at the Live
thing else in the hdrdt0dre line. Try
as on cutlery.
Instead of being GLADLY disfigured,"
as might have been expected, Albert
Allen looks fresher than ever in his
new stand and is prepared to hold the
fort all summer.
IT. s. Slower has put up handsome !
iron picket fence in front Of his resi-
dence OH Sycamore street. The work
was done by Mallicoat & Burr, assisted
by Mr.. Chatfield.
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.
We have heard it rumored that some
of the people living along the river
bottoms are growing .web-fOoted. If
true, it is striking example of ma
lures adaptation to circumstances. N
We are glad to see II. l.. Henderson
again in active business, he having
purchased an interest in w. H. Rich
ards grocery store. The new firm will |
be among the most popular in town.
Capt. Sawyer says We have got to
have Fourth of July, and that set
ties it. Only you must come down
with your ducats. There is no danger |
of it costing more than it will come to.
Stephen Childs, young man 10
years of age, was brought before the
Probate Court last Tuesday, and adj
Judged insane. He will be lodged in |
Jail until he can be transferred to the
insane asylum.
We have 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.
Rev. Chas. Rowe, of Missouri, will |
commence a series of meetings at the |
Christian church on Tuesday evening, |
May 26th. All are invited to attend |
these meetings; and don't forget the
basket meeting on Sunday the 3lst.
Patterson Bros. sold large bill of
furniture to Chanute man last week.
The purchaser had examined goods |
and prices in his own town, at Hum |
boldt and at Garrett before buying |
here. The moral is sufficiently plain. |
1T is rather humiliating for lola to
be obliged to send out of town for a
band to furnish the music on Decora-
ton Day, but since it had to be done
we are glad that so good an organiza-
ton as the Moran band has been Sc
cured.
The lola Carriage Works are in shape
| this spring to give better prices and