The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-04-10

To obtain good smoks forav.
Go to the Billiard Hall and get a Green Tree.
Five hundred corsets just opened al
B. I. Rodman's.
There were seven persons baptized
by immersion in Elm Creek near the
Northrup ford last Sunday.
We will make prices to astonish you
in muslins. Do not buy until you see
our prices. Northrup & Co.
You will never regret the quarter it
will cost you to hear "Our American
Cousin" next Tuesday night.
The best line of dress patterns in the
county at McClure's. Don't purchase
before examining their stock.
The churches were all handsomely
decorated last Sunday and special
i Easter services were conducted.
Leave orders for coal, flour and feed
from the Elevator Mills with c. l..
Whitaker, first door north of McClure's.
Go to McCIure's and see his stock Of
boots. That S2.49 boot can't be beat
for the money. Warranted full stock.
THE REGISTER job office is turning
out great deal of job work these days
all of which gives entire satisfaction.
VIM. Davis, of Carlyle, has a good
family and farm horse for sale. For
further particulars call on Judge Alli-
son. If
| Dry goods were never so cheap as
now. Give us a call and we will salts
fy you in price and quality. Northrup
& Co.
Mr.. +. J. Webb, painter, paper
hanger and decorator has located at
lola. Leave your orders at Goodhue
& Evans.
Seats will be on sale tomorrow
morning for "Our American Cousin"
Go early or you will have to take
back seat.
Boys and girls don't forget that Pat
! terson Bros. have the incest and cheap
est express wagons and doll cabs there
are in lola.
It wont cost YOU much to hear "Our
American Cousin" and you will get
bushel Of fun out of it, besides helping
the library.
Prof. Coombs, who lectures in the
Christian church tomorrow night, will
preach in the same church at IL o'clock
on Sunday.
Gentlemen do not buy your spring
hats until you see the new styles. We
will open a full line next week. o. 2.
Northrup * Co.
Since D. C. Wood has enclosed his
lots with that fine iron fence he now
has one of the handsomest residence
properties in town.
John Reimert has built 100 feet OF
board walk in front of his property on
Western street. A good example for
some Of his neighbors.
Ifyou 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.
You can get better bargains than
ever now, and the cigars thrown in
by calling on Z. 4. Patterson and ask
ing him how his daughter is thriving
Mr.. J. L. Christy brought in a full
grown silver gray fox last Saturday
that he had killed the day before OF
the bluffs north of D. Hutton's farm
We have a great many lines of good!
picked up at less than the cost of pro
r dUction. On these lines We will giyt
p our customers a benefit. Northrup !
Co.
e Richards & Lakin received ca
2 load of fine potatoes this week. The.
came from Orient, Ia, and are OF tn
Early Rose, ShaddOck and Peach BLOW
varieties.
Mr.. l. s. Smith has moved into tn
=, house he purchased recently from MI
Il KIaumann and Mr. L. H. Hartman
q has moved into the house vacated b.
Mr.. Smith.
Mrs. Edwards, aged IS years, moth
er Of Mrs. VIM. Buchanan, departed
this life last Sunday morning. TIL
n remains were sent to Cleveland, Ohic
II for interment.
By bills from this Office notice is civ
g en- that Mr.. 5. L. Lafferty, of Erie, ia
opened 4 photograph gallery in til
., Fisher building, at Apples old stanc
:. Give him a call.
Gray & Ross have got their ne
quarters fitted up in good style, an
= are now displaying every day temp
ing arrav of fresh fish, sliced ham an
fresh meat of all kinds.
y Mrs. Greason, of lola, was encore
" twice and her singing was highl
pleasing to the audience attending ii
lie band concert. We hope she will sin
here again.-IRter-Stdte
1t is Mr.. Pancoast instead OF NJ
at NanDeman. as we enormously state
last week, who will tell what he sa
# at the Exposition, at the meeting
: the Horticultural Society to-morro
afternoon.
70, Mr.. L. d. Lacy, of Marmaton, hs
ar the honor of being the first townshi
Il tn ratnrns n II