The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-03-21
Castor beans at Beck's.
New wall paper at Evans.
Millet seed wanted at Beck's.

Meals at Tue new NlCRte fI8te.
Beet Table Linen at Rodman's.
New Ruching at Northrup Br.~.
Sect fax for sale or loan by Beck.
800 Windsor ties received. Rodmsr.
A new invoice Of jeweIry at Bartels'
Towellng. i, 81. 81 &iHc. Rodman
Headquarters for grass s,s.tls. B-ck-.
20 lbs. choice rio. 400. n Klau.
mann.
Prang's system If drawing at
Scntt'r.
Finest and cheapest Luggies In lola,
at Beck's.
J. H. Spicer, Of Geneva, was visitor
Wednesday.
Flour In 800 10. lots cheap At H.
Klsuman's.
Charlie Knowlton WIS down from
Geneva Tuesday.
Salt IN one half barrel lots in sacks
at H. Klaun,an's.
Call on tile new Nickle Plate for
meals l.. GiIlihan.
All sorts of fancypIc',les aud relishes
at Hart & Benneti's.
Beck will make lower prices on i'm
plements than anybpiy.
Ladies' wraps at aim ,st your own
prices at NrthrIp Bros.
Haas hog remedy at greatly resilc-
ed prices. DR.. j. w. Scott.
The highest market price paid for
produce at l. w, Wright's.
Ask for the "Acoru" shirts, collars
and cuffs at Northrup Bros.
Money to loan cheaper than any
body else. Bostwick & Smeltzer.
Klaurann will buy your chickens
and pay the highest market price.
For Rem: 4 gni 5.room house,
good we'll, enquire Of A. L. Taylor.
A full line of Drew, Selby & Co 9
ladies fine shoes at Northrup Bros.
The largest stock of pocket and table
cutlery In Allen county at Bartels'.
Picked Figs feel. tripe and mackerel,
fresh aud fine, at Hart 4 Benefits.
Money to lend on chattels or real
estate. Inquire Of H. L. Henderson.
You bet your boots, and II you lose
them, go to Weigley's and get q new
pair.
Anti.Kalsomine In white and Is COL
ors, ask for sample of tints at w. J.
Evans.
The postoffice at Waunersburg has
been re-established with Swan Olsen
as postmaster.
For Rent: A five room residence in
good repair, close to public square. In.
quire Of H. Scott.
I am aware that corn is chear; and
that's why we are selling shOee 30
cheap at Weigleys.
John 8. Martin had bis fine horse,
"Walter H." in town Monday and 1t
attracted much attention.
To jurors and witnesses: We are
Prepared to entertain you at our new
stand, near Klaumann's L. Gillihan.
A fire started by sparks from an g.
K. engine the other day burned about
Is tons Of hay belonging to John H.
Vannuys.
Are you going to paint your house.
or varnish your furniture this spring :
Theu get the materials at Cowan &
Ausherman's.
Owing to illness in his family Rev.
Freed, the newly appointed minister
to the M. e. Church Is unable to reach
here this week.
A. Ewart 10 still to the front with
lowest prices and best goods. When
i'm need of stoves, tinware and hard.
ware. give him call.
Cummings & Jones loan money
cheaper than any other agents. The
very lowest rates given and no delay
in getting your money.
Man on the corner: Saturday I
wanted to 20 to the marble quarry but
it wa. too cold. To-day (Monday) I
should like to 60 but II is too all'fired
hot"
Colony Free Press: Ralph How.
land, Of Geneva, has moved to this
vicinity and will engage In farming on
the John Durler farm, one rule west
Of town.
Humboldt Herald: Court convenos
at lola next Monday. A good many
Of our citizens have been invited by
the sheriff to attend, while others are
in hiding for fear of like invitation.
Messers Bostwick 4 Smeltzer say
they have more money cheaper and
quicker than any one else. They
make loans on all classes Of property,
and trade horses cattle and merchan-
disc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw received this
week with the compliments of Mr.. and
Mrs. Knight, Pasadena. California, one
of the finest oranges we ever saw. 1t
was as large as q shaddock and q per.
feet beauty.
The advent Of new paper seems to
have stimulated the anxiety to read
the REGISTER We have added more
new subscribers within the past two
weeks than during a similar period for
q long time.
Mr.. Will T. Walker, Of Wellington,
was in town Monday looking after his
pension business. He was sbOwn some
OF our marble and declared his belief
that it would certainly prove bonanza
to the town.
CoNFIRENce APPOINTMENT.
The following appointments have
been made by the NJ. E. Conference
for this district for the ensuing year:
HW ChafYee, presiding elder.
Blue Mound-L. n. RhOdes.
Buffalo-supplied by n. d Stout.
ColOny-S. p. Cullison.
Fontauo-J. Il. McNsry.
GarneIt-J. B. Ford.
Greely-J. A. Showalter.
HumbOldt-Thomss Pingrey-
Iola-A 8. Freed.
Kincaid-R. X. O'Brien.
LaHarpe-J. W. H. Pyke.
Leroy-Valentine Staley.