The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-05-08
LOCAL MATTERS.
Read Tibbetts' ad.
Stewards Pills cure headache.
New goods at B. T. Rodman's.

Plenty of mittet at the Lire Hard
Ware.
Ladies and misses fine shoes at Col
born's.
Another barrel of nice pickles a
Sprouts.
Any thing you want i'm luxuries a
Fuckers.
Fresh line of varnishes just received
at Scott's.
Spring goods arriving every day a
McClure's.
Oranges and lemons % cents dozen
at Sprouts.
The Town Tramp once more "bob.
up serenely."
A few plows for sale regard ess o
cost at Beck's.
Fresh Neosho river fish every day al
Gray and Ross.
L. s. Slower has been commissioned
aaa notary public.
One hundred bed spreads just opened
at B. T. Rodman's.
Only few days more to get goods
at cost at Herbert's.
Charlie Shelter shipped four carloads
of hogs last Monday.
Boston Baked Beans and all the ia
BILE delicacies at Spronl's.
New stock of candies and fine cigars
at Wnitaker's restaurant.
A. w. Beck wants to trade wagons
and machinery for horses.
Cummings & Jones have money to
loan at the cheapest rates.
Use st. Patrick's Twin CITY Oil for
bnrns, scalds, bruises, etc.
Miss Thornber has just received
new lot of millinery goods.
Fields anti-bilious worm powder.
Scott 4 Son exclusive agents.
lola Water Mills gives fifty pounds
Of chops for one bushel of corn.
New invoice of Jerseys at McClure's.
Prices cheaper than the che apest.
Hendricks & Son expect to receive
their stock of hardware next week.
Mcclure has just received his spring
line of clothing. Go and examine it.
Get some of those choice figs and
California pitted plums at Sprouts.
Home manufactured pressed beef,
best in the mark ct at Gray & Ross.
Another interesting letter from Bo-
gle will be found on our outside pages.
B. A. Casmire has moved into the
house vacated last week by Mr.. Wigs.
Mr.. Frank Root moved Tuesday in
to part of Mrs. Whitney's residence.
New line of ladies', misses and chill
dren's shoes just opened at Colborn's.
New spring goods arriving at Nc
Clure's every day. Go and see them.
Forty pounds of bolted meal for
one bushel of corn at lola Water Mills.
Go TO Colborn's for Madame McGee's
made.
A fine line of five cent prints and
Ave cent suitings just opened at Col
born's.
Little Eliza Reimert, who has been
quite sick with pneumonia, is getting
better.
That Cone overall at McClure's is
Just what you want. EUery pair aoar-
rdnted.
Just received, at McClure's, full
line of Jersys, ranging in price from
81 to S..
The Euchre Club will meet to-mor-
row evening at the residence Of Mrs.
o. Foust.
Don't forget that Cummings & Jones
take Acknowledgements of written in
struments.
lola Water Mills pays premium on
white corn also pays highest price for
white corn.
Try that new wall finish at Cowan
4 Marsh's. Better and cheaper than
alabastine.
Messrs. Waters & Thayer have erect
ed large house near the elevator for
storing coal.
]. P. Vancil is improving his resi-
dence almost to the extent of new
house, in fact.
Agent Greason reports unusually
heavy shipments of stock over the
Wichita road.
c. H. Tibbetts is selling cigars in
Job lots for the New York and Havana
cigar company.
The ladies are invited to call and see
the beautiful Hamburg Embroidery at
B. T. Rodman's.
We hate to say it as badly as any
body, but the truth must be told. 1t
showed yesterday. =
When you want TO make little bit
Of money buy lots of goods, go to
Ricketts, & Brown
We understand that Mr.. Oscar Foust
has been invited to deliver the Me-
mortal Day Grafton.
Colborn saws he has got a fine line
of scrims. If you don't know what
they are go and see.
Rev. E. S. Miller was again able to
occupy his pulpit at the Presbyterian
church last Sunday.
Don't growl about the weather, but
go to Ricketts, & Brown and get the
worth of your dollars.
A full line of wall paper, which is
being added to as the demand requires,
at Goodhue & Evans.
Your uncle trades with Ricketts, &
Brown, and that Is why he is always
in such good humoT.
Mr.. Stahl, of the Carriage Works has
moved into the house vacated | asi
wg0osy Albert Allen.
Mcclure has the best corsets in the
market. That French woven, $50 t.
500 bone, can't be beat.
DR.. S. Tozer has moved his dents
office to the handsome front room ovel
Young & Clark's store.
And still the answer is, when We