The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-03-08


aud jewelry. All work guaranteed.
The best goods the market affords.
Prices low as the lowest. Port Bros.
Bargains in all grades of goods at
the Allen County Boot & Shoe Store.
Look out! for new embroidery and
white goods at next week at Rodman's
Rev. N. B. johnson il attending
meeting of conference at BALDWIN City.
For Sale-25 bushels of pure and
fresh blue grass seed. D. B. D. Smeltz.
er.
II. Busley and ]. 8. Wilson of La.
Harpe, were on our streets Wednes.
day.
New line of Hamburgs at North.
rup's.
A. w. Allen, lola, has three good
mares for sale. Will give time if de.
sired.
Colborn is making very low prices on
boys and mems boots. The best boo,
made.
Means & Bean north side grocery
and meat market, the best of every
thing.
Now is the time to get bargains in
watches, clocks and jewelry. Frank
Letter.
Pure cider vinegar-the Alden Frui.
viEegar-both apple and crab, at
Hurd's.
Young peoples meeting at the
Presbyterian church at $50 Sunday
evening.
See those Buckley churns at the Live
Hardware.
Hurd is selling piles Of tina. l0cent
corn. 1t is the best in the market for
the money.
Why don't you buy one of those
Estey organs at Beck's on monthly
payments.
Look out for the Origina! Fisk Uni
versity Jubilee Singers, April, 9 in the
Opera House.
Money to loan on chattel security.
Lutte Northrup.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Scott enter
tanned large number of friends We'd
nesday evening.
Wanted-A girl to do house work.
Wages twelve dollars per month g.
Allen Mcdonald.
A good heavy family or farm horse
for sale cheap inquire of L. H. Hart
man, lola Kansas.
Minnie {Clark) Wilson has fine
riding or driving pony for sale, also a
harness and saddle.
DR.. Fulton has seven head of work
horses for sale for cash, on time, or to
exchange for steers.
J. F. Colborn has charge of J. J..
Casmires hardware store during the
absence of the proprietor.
Rev. w. H. Hyatt will preach with
special reference to the death of Chas.
Delaplaine Sunday evening.
We will call for your furniture, re-
pair it at lowest prices. and return it
free. s. II. Patterson & Co.
Miss Mary Hornev, who has been
attending school at Ottawa, is home
visiting her sisters this week.
Corn Wanted. 1000 bushels of corn
wanted at p cents per bushels in ex-
change for goods at Wise store.
Mr.. John Searls of Lawrence, was
down attending the funeral Of his
brother-iu-law C. NJ. Chollette.
Port Bros. have a large stock of
hams and breakfast bacon-best and
sweetest meats in the market.
J. F. Kingsley left Monday for Ell
moro, Colorado where he will hereafter
make his home. Success to him.
Golf is turning out some elegant
cabinets. Remember the place when
you want first class photograph.
We have three teams of good young
mules, ready to work, for sale. Cash
or time, McCann & Montgomery.
Cole & Brown have several good
farms for cash rent and number one
1925 10. four-year. old horse to sell.
The Troy Times says that Humboldt
broom cost eighteen thousand dollars.
wonder if the city voted bonds for it2
Gunsmith-Cas. Nelson, first door
west of Paucoast's gallery. All kinds
of repairing neatly and promptly done.
Look out! Look OUT! Look out !! !.
Look out u! for Rod mans new goods
DR.. Huff, formerly of Piqua was the
guest of D. Ewart Tuesday night on
his way to bis future home neat Par
sons.
Mrs. G.. J. Kinkade will move her
dressmaking rooms next week, to the
building first door south of the Leland
Hotel.
Several articles intended for publica-
ton this week are unavoidably crowd
ed out. They will appear in the next
issue.
Mr.. J. ChoIlette and vile OF Wauhoo,
Nebraska, called here by the death of
THAR brcat hae 70 saandinn tho Uoak