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

Strawberries at Fuckers.
Go to Colborn's for lawns.
Cut loaf sugar at Sprouts.
Fishing tackle at G.. & Els.
Stewards Pills cure headache.
House to rent. w. A. Cowan.
Croquet as Goodhue & Evans,
Dressmaking at Miss Thornber's.
Hammocks at Goodhue & Evans.
Choice red Fort Scott coal at Beck E
Boys express wagons at Patterson
Bros.
Rucker furnishes ice cream i'm an,
quantity.
Any thing you want i'm luxuries a
Fuckers.
Ladies' serge slippers and shoes al
Colborn's.
Spring goods arriving every day a
McClure's.
Lee Rucker takes the fruitin berries
and cream.
Milt Bartels is still selling flour at g
dollar sack.
A few plows for sale regardless oil
cost at Beck's.
Mr.. Eli Wharton is now occupying
his new house.
The Heckley coffee, best in the mar.
ket at Sprouts.
Fresh Neosho river fish every day al
Gray and Ross.
Lace curtains-cream and white-at
b. L. Rodman's.
Flags and tissue paper for decoration
day at G.. & Els.
All kinds of preserves in five pound
parts at Sprouts.
Get box of cream at Fuckers as
you go to supper.
Mr.. Jesse Swap is behind the coun-
ter at Klaumann's.
j. III. Runyan has a number hand
rake reaper for sale.
Last chance to get a watch at
cost. at Herbert's.
Only twenty days until the next in
stallment of taxes is due.
New stock of candies and fine cigars
at Whitaker's restaurant.
A. w. Beck wants to trade wagons
and machinery for horses.
Use st. Patrick's Twin City Oil for
bnrns, scalds, bruises, etc.
Colborn has opened a fine line of
Misses serge foxed CATERS.
Miss Thornber has Just received a
new lot of millinery goods.
Oranges, lemons and bananas
always on hand at Sprouts.
Try Stewards Aperient Pills.
lola Water Mills gives fifty pounds
of chops for one bushel of corn.
Shake lemonade at Rucker's.
The NJ. E. church social was held
last night at Mr.. J. p. Duncan's.
New invoice of Jerseys at McClure's.
Prices cheaper than the cheapest.
Latest style bordered curtains only
623 cents each at Patterson Bros
Albert Allen expects to handle all
kinds of fruit during the summer.
Get some of those choice figs and
California pitted plums at Sprouts.
Forty pounds of bolted meal for
one bushel of corn at lola Water Mills.
Remember that Sproul handles gas
oline, and will furnish it at the lowest
rates.
Go to Colborn's for Madame McGee's
Coronet corset, the most sensible one
made.
A. E. Wright takes time to say that
he has some number one Ohio maple
sugar.
That Cone overall at McClure's is
just what you want. Erery pair soar-
rdnted.
Mr.. Oscar Foust will deliver the
Grafton at the Memorial services to-
morrow.
Fruit Jars and jelly glasses, latest de-
signs, something new, just received at
Sprouts.
Napoleon III, Capt. Ewing's well
known and valuable horse, died ON
Tuesday.
lola Water Mills pays a premium on
white corn also pays highest price for
white corn.
Try that new wall finish at Cowan
& Marsh's. Better and cheaper than
alabastine.
A man who is starting green house
at Garrett, purchased his stock OF
Mrs. Tozer.
California canned goods p cents a
can at Sprouts.
A travelling painter has left an artist
ic specimen of his ability on Klau-
mann's window.
Rev. f. s. Miller is again confined
TO the house and will not be able to
preach on Sunday.
The finest, best assorted and cheapest
cutlery stock in torn, at the Hendricks
Hardware House.
Remember the regular monthly
meeting of the B. and l.. Association
next Monday night.
Mcclure has the best corsets in the
market. That French woven, $50 to
500 bone, can't be beat.
No. pressed beef and the best fresh
meats of all kinds constantly on hand
at Kreuter & Kreuger's.
New lawns and other dress goods
just received and selling at very low
prices, at B. T. Rodman's.
That Star Electric lamp at Sprouts
is the most complete thing we ever
saw. Don't fail 20 examine it.
Nut coal, specially adapted for sum-
mer fuel, delivered TO any part of town
for Is cents, by Waters & Thayer.
Ladies wishing dres. shields can
find the celebrated Eureka Improved