The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-05-01

line of Jerseys, ranging in price fror
81 to s..
. Don't forget that Cummings & Jone
f take Acknowledgements of written In
struments.
!, lola Water Mills pays premium OF
white corn also pays highest price TO
white corn.
Try that new wall finish at Cowal
d Marsh's. Better and cheaper thar
alabastine.
The ladies are invited to call and sc,
the beautiful Hamburg Embroidery a
B. t. Rodman's.
Garden rakes, hoes, fence staples
nails and a general line of hardware al
X. & SIS. Geneva.
Bartels handles the Pierson Bros.
flour that took the premium at the
New Orleans Fair.
Mr.. Wigs moved Monday into the
house recently built by Mr.. Ihrig near
the Baptist church.
A full line of wall paper, which is
being added to as the demand REQUIRES,
at Goodhue & Evans.
Mcclure has the best corsets in the
market. That French woven, $50 to
500 bone, can't be beat.
The moon changed yesterday and
the probabilities are that we will now
have spell of weather.
Sproul don't allow anybody to I'M
dersell him on groceries.
Lee Rucker opens the season for
spring vegetables with some nice rad
ishes. received yesterday.
Geneva don't want the county seat,
but Knowlton & Spicer would like to
sell you your spring goods.
Any thing you want in the line of
paints or painters materials, can be
found at Goodhue & Evans.
Ladies wishing dress shields can
find the celebrated Eureka Improved
Net Stockinet Shield at McClure's.
Elder Roe, of Hume, Mo-, was in
town this week and preached i'm the
Christian church Wednesday night.
The plans and specifications adopted
for the Memorial Hall, were furnished
by Joseph Barton, of Independence.
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 Met lure's.
VIM. Davis, of Carlyle, has a good
family and farm horse for sale. For
further particulars call on Judge ALI
son. If
While you are cleaning house take
your old furniture to Patterson Bros.
and have it made (nearly) as good as
new.
1t seems that spring has really come
for coal is off, cents at the Elevator
delivered anywhere in town for 16
cents.
It's good thing it rains every day
the roads might get dry, and people
might get their corn planted if it
didn't.
The new school house at leila is conf
pleted. 1t is noble structure-one
that lola may feel proud of.-Mordn
Herald.
The Methodist ladies are the first on
the ground with strawberry festival
at the Opera House next Tuesday
evening.
If you have any chickens to sell
take them to Gray & Ross meat mar
ket and get the highest price. in cash,
for them.
Mr.. E. J. Webb, painter, paper
hanger and decorator has located at
lola. Leave your orders at Goodhue
& Evans.
If you want to save your money and
build up the town too, you cannot do
better than join the Building and Loan
Association.
Jas.Reid, who has been badly crippled
in his back for several weeks, is all
right again and able to resume his
daily labors.
a full line of Jerseys just received at
3. T. Rodman's.
The ladies of the NJ. Z. church will
give strawberry festival at the Opera
House in lola, Kansas, Tuesday even
ing, May 5th, 1885.
Car load of 2-point and 4-point barbed
wire just received at Casmire & Co.'S,
which viii be sold at A cents. Come
/ before it is all gone.
! Ribbons! Ribbons! Ladies, if you
like to see the boss line of ribbons, i'm all
shades, just received from New York,
icall at Il. Il. Rodman's.