The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-04-24

To obtain good smoks forav..
Go to the Billiard Hall and get a Green Tree.
Just received, at McClure's, a full
/ line of Jersys, ranging in price from
81 to S..
Gray & Ross are putting down a
stone side walk in front of their meat
market.
\ new lot of very handsome glass
and queensware just arrived at
Sprouts.
Try that new wall finish at Cowan
& Marsh's. Better and cheaper than
alabastine.
J. r. Crigler moves into his new
house on north Washington avenue
next week.
The ladies are invited to call and see
the beautiful Hamburg Embroidery at
B. I. Rodman's.
Suppose we postpone our gardening
and farming until next year, and let
il rain if ii wants to.
c. Schliesmayer has sold his boot
and shoe business to Mr.. John Stei-
ulan, OI pennsylvania.
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 Presbyterian congregational
tor !, n
prayer meeting last night.
Any thing you want in the line of
paints or painters materials, can be
found at Goodhue & Evans.
In spite of the wet weather, or per
haps on account of it, this week has
been mighty dry one for news.
We have just opened a full line of
kid, silk, Isle and lace gloves, in all
the new shades. Northrup & Co.
An agent for the Lewis Fire Extin-
guisher exhibited the virtues of his
wares on the street Monday night.
Ladies wishing dress shields can
find the celebrated Eureka Improved
Net StOckinet Shield at McClure's.
Get some of those choice figs and
California pitted plums at Sprouts.
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 alabastine is better than lime.
Leave orders for coal, flour and feed
| from the Elevator Mills with G.. l..
Whitaker, first door north of McC lure's.
VIM. Davis, of Carlyle, has a good
family and farm horse for sale. Fol
further particulars call on Judge Ali.
son. Z
Capt. Slower and family have again
taken possession of their residence anC
are putting in the rainy days fixing
up"
Mr.. J. S. Smith, west of the river, i.
the proud father of two bouncing boy;
who both came a week ago last Mon
day.
While you are cleaning house tax
your old furniture to Patterson Bros
and have it made NEARLY as good a
new.
1t seems that spring has really com
for coal Is Oft cents at the Elevator
delivered anywhere in town for l
cents.
The Eastern Star entertained thei
friends again last night. Mum" wa
the word but it cost you ten cents
, say it.
Albert Allen expects to move Nor
= day into the house recently vacated b
Il. J. Beckwith, opposite the NJ. /
church.
Boyle, the ex-Iola lawyer, writes a
interesting letter from Macon, Miss
in last weeks REGISTER Nora
Herald.
!. IF you have any chickens to sc
take them TO Gray & Ross meat ma
= ket and get the highest price, in casl
. for them.
Mr.. E. J. Webb, painter, pap
l. hanger and decorator has located
e lola. Leave your orders at Goodhl
/. d Evans.
ri 4. J. Clark, W. P. Northrup al
5. W. J. Conley will again serve the eli
as treasurer, clerk and marshal I
= spectiyely.
If the MAY flowers" are at all
proportion to the april showers
> then surely will the earth be cover,
ie with them.
i Car load of2-point and 4-point barb
:, wire just received at Casmire & Co
- which will be sold at 4! cents. Cor
before it is all gone.
- The latest name for it, after seeing
gentleman WHO'S apt to get somewh
eager and excited over the game,
Up aggressive euchre."
IL Ribbons Ribbons, Ladies, if Y
like 10 see the boss line of ribbons, i'm
es shades, just received from New Vol
n call at Il. L. Rodman's.
Keep the storm out of your house
1n using Beavers Patent Weather Str
or Leave orders for having it attached
doors at w. L. Bartels'.