The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-04-20

Milk shake at the Nickel Plate.
The filling of prescriptions is ,
speciality with US. Goodhue & Evans
Choice white fish and mackerel by
the kit, at Cowan, Amsterdam & Nor.
ris'.
Latest sheet music, instrumental
and vocal, only 10 cents each at DR.
Gillihan's.
Choice prunes, finest in the land
five cents a pound, at Kingsley 4
WhartOn's.
My mother-in-law says Klaumann
has the best Turkish prunes ever
brought to lola.
Wall paper and decorations in great
variety and at the lowest prices.
Goodhue & Evans.
Mrs. L. J. Hudson and two children
of FredOnia, are visiting Mrs, n.
Hankins this week.
| Mr.. w. w. Anderson has begun
work on large addition to his already
commodiOus residence.
See the Hayworth planter and check
cow, Sunbeam cultivator, best road
cart in town, at Beck's.
Call and get prices on wall paper
and ceiling decorations before buying
elsewhere. A. o. Allen.
Matthew Arnold, the distinguished
English poet and critic, died suddenly
at Liverpool last Sunday.
Furniture repaired and revarnished
at 5. H. Patterson & Co.'S.
Merriman has good grade Norman
Stallion which he will sell, or trade for
horses for livery purposes.
Handsome new wall and ceiling pa
per adds much to the appearance OF
Hershberger's barber shop.
Ifyou want to get good coffee every
time, buy it of Welch. He selects it
fresh and roasts it every day.
This office does all kinds of COM
mercial printing on good stock, in good
style and at reasonable prices.
The street commissioner put in some
good work this week cultivating and
mulching the trees in the park.
No matter in what part of town you
live it will pay you to go to the Farm
er's Meat Market for your meat.
The ladies will be made especially
welcome at the meeting Of the Repub.
lican Club next Tuesday evening.
A number of the city teachers attend
ed the meeting of the County Asso.
citation at Humboldt last Saturday.
New gloves and mitts at Rodman's.
The W.R. c. will give a social on
| the evening of May 1. Further
announcement will be made in due
| time
Mrs. Samyra Davis, mother of Mrs.
| A. s. DIN, died at the home of Prof.
DIN in Ottawa, on Tuesday Of this
week.
A tiny locket and shell, picked up on
the street, has been handed to US. The
owner may have it by applying at this
Office.
The A. w. J. Brown farm, lying
north of A. J. McCarley's is for sale.
Enquire of o. c. Brown or A. G..
Jones.
DIED: April 5, 1855, at the home of
his brother near Amity, Arkansas,
Oscar A. Dwinell, after o lingering
illness.
Full line of staples in glass and
queensware at Cowan, Amsterdam &
Norris.
Joseph Swearinger returned this
week to the Soldiers Home at Leaven-
worth, where he spent three months
last summer.
A. E. Wright has caught the ''clean
the west side and is having his store
room papered.
The quarterly report of the Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction is pub
lished in to-day's paper by order Of the
Commissioners.
| We have not received all our goods
yet, but will save you D to 80 per cent
on all goods purchased Of the 5 and 10
cent Bargain Store.
You can get bargains in saddles and
track harness at +. Campbell's. All
home made work warranted to be put
up from A No. stock.
We 60 to press too early to report the
Library social at the G. A. r. Hall
and the entertainment given at the
Opera House last night.
The room in rear of Goodhue &
Evans' drug store recently occupied by
George Davies, tailor, is for rent. Ap-
ply 10 r. b. Stevenson.
Summer silks for girls. Large stock
ginghams and prints and straw goods
at lowest living prices Large invoice
/! 10 aIIfEe this week NJ ThHaaheH,a