The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-05-15
Try Stewards Aperient Pills.

Try Stewards Aperient Pills.
= We understand that Capt. Uams hs
purchased drug store at Garrett.
Plenty of n1iltet at the Lire HARD
tCdre.
Go to Colborn's for Madame McGee'
Coronet corset, the most sensible on
made.
Just received, at McClure's, a full
line of Jersys, ranging in price from
81 to S..
Geneva don't want the county seat
but Knowlton & Spicer would like t.
sell you your spring goods.
Any thing you want in the line o.
paints or painters materials, can be
found at Goodhue & Evans.
Messrs. Waters and Amrine have
not succeeded SO far in getting theil
acoustic telephone to operate.
Don't fail to buy clock. They are
going at net cost. Only few days
more. III. K. Herbert, Jeweler.
Gaylord Robinson is building a new
residence just north of the one now oc-
cupied by him on Walnut street.
Nut coal, specially adapted for sum-
mer fuel, delivered to any part of town
for is cent?, by Waters & Thayer.
Get some of those choice figs and
California pitted plums at Sprouts.
Ladies wishing dress shields can
I G,,I he Oh t.,I
Net Stockinet Shield at McClure's.
Home manufactured pressed beef,
best in the market at Gray & Ross.
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.
Drugs and full line of the leading
patent medicines at X. & SIS, Geneva.
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 C. L.
Whitaker, first door north of cClure's.
VIM. Davis, of Carlyle, has a good
family and farm horse for sale. For
further particulars call on Judge Alli-
son. TIL
1t seems that spring has really come
for coal is OFF, cents at the Elevator
delivered anywhere in town for 16
cents.
If you have any chickens to sell
take them to Gray & Ross meat mar
ket and get the highest price, in cash,
for them.
Car load of 2-point and 4-point barbed |
wire just received at Casmire & Co.'S, |
which will be sold at a cents. Come |
before it is all gone.
Keep the storm out of your house by |
using Beavers Patent Weather Strip. |
Leave orders for having it attached to
doors at w. l.. Bartels'.
If you want a suit of clothes, go to
He has the very latest
styles, and can suit the most fastidious
in taste at bedrock prices.
1t is with grateful heart that we
note the reconstruction of the sidewalk
on the south side of the street along
the block next to the S. X. depot.
Patterson Bros. have just received
the largest invoice of paintings, gems
Of art, chromos, brackets, etc., ever
brought to lola. Come and see them.
Up to date there are about 100 shares
subscribed for, in the Building and
Loan Association. There ought to be
twice that number by the next meet
ing.
One good second hand spring wagon
and one second hand top buggy, for
sale at very low prices by the lola Car
riage Works. Will give bargain on
them.
We have just received full line of
of Brussels carpet. We will
quote lower prices this week than We
can afford to make later. O.P. North
rup & Co.
We noticed Mr.. H. Lyman, the
Yates Center livery man, driving out
of town Tuesday with fine carriage
that he had purchased of Knapp &
Hartman.
Last week Patterson Bros. sold a
fine group parlor suit to o. III. Foust,
Esq, it is upholstered in imported !
Mohair plush, and made throughout
in the very latest style. l.
The Live Hardware is the first firm |
to avail itself of the privilege of put
ting up hitching posts. Later: Rick
cts & Brown and w. H. Richards have
also put up hitching posts.
When the post office building gets
through with its journeys and
finally settled in its new location, it
will fill up the last gap in the block
between South street and jefferson av-
enue.
A meeting of the members or stock
holders of the library association will
be held in the Opera House Saturday
at 5 O'Clock. Each member is particu-
larry and especially requested to be
present.
Half rates have been secured over
the Wichita road to the meeting of
the Grand Lodge X. of P. at Fort
Scott next week, and quite a number
of our citizens will probably take adj
vantage of them.
We have a very large stock of car
riages, buggies and spring wagons on
hand, and will sell them at very low
prices for the next thirty days, to make
room. Come in soon il YOU want bar