The Iola register., 1891-04-24
Drain tile at Coutant'e.

Garden seeds In bulk at Coutant's.
A perfect fit in spectacles at Goff's-
w. H. Root will clean your gasoline
stoves.
A large invoice of new jewelry at
Bartels'.
Hope Bleach muslin &c yd. Nor
thrup Bros.
Another carload of drains tiling at
Coutant's.
New goods at d. Ewart's and cheap
er than ever.
Fine oranges and bananas at Ihrig
4 Swigart's.
Beck sells Domestic and White sew
ing machines.
First class work guaranteed at
Moore's gallery.
A. Ewart & Co.'s accounts must be
settled by May 1.
For good tin work at living prices
go to w. H. Root.
Stone chimney, the best substitute
for brick OF Coutant's.
Don't fail to see our line of dress
goods. Northrup Bros.
Money to loan cheaper than anybody
else. Bostwick & Smeltzer.
Mr.. G. J. Greene visited Kansas City
and Leavenworth last week.
Pocket cutlery, raZors and shears,
fully warranted, at Coutant's.
Don't fail to see the new founcings
and white goods at ID. Ewart's.
A lot of new picture moulding of the
latest designs, at Moore's gallery.
Get your groceries and sell your
produce at Cowan & Ausherman's.
Buy your black organdies while the
assortment is good. Northrup Bros.
l.. Gillihan has removed his family
to the j. p. Boyd farm south of town.
Remember we always lead with the
best line of black dress goods. Nor
thrup Bros.
We will repair and refinish your
furniture in first-class style. Patter-
son & Sleeper.
Our line of gents Flannel Domet
and Madras shirts can't be beat.
Northrup Bros.
Frank Leffler has received a fine
line of clocks and silverware which he
is selling cheap.
Fresh groceries, flour and provisions,
at the lowest living prices, at Cowan
& Aushermann's.
H. P. Gray has been obliged to close
his meat market on account of not be-
ing able to get ice.
What is dust? Seems as if we once
knew what the word meant, but it
was long time ago.
A nice line of: baby carriages just
received at the South Side Furniture
Store. J. Culbertson.
Our line of trunks and travelling
bags is complete. Come and see
them. Northrup Bros.
John Howard brought some fine
hogs to this market Monday. They
sold for four and a quarter.
Frank Smith expected to start last
night to Vernon, Texas, where he will
spend two months with his brother.
Mrs. A. l.. Harmon is prepared to
reshape ladies straw hats and bon
nets. Call at the lola Floral Gardens.
When you come to town don't go
without your dinner when you can
get lunch at Zike&Ling's for dime.
Superior Axle grease at Coutant's;
warranted not to gum, get hard in
cold or melt in hot weather; boxes
for 25 cents.
If you want a carpet, furniture, pi-
ano, sewing machine or anything in
their line Patterson & Sleeper will
save you money.
The Quiz Social Tuesday evening
was an eminent success socially, the
"guiz" part of it proving as entertain
ing as it was novel.
have decided to stay in lola, and
my old customers will find my stock
of hardware complete and prices low
er than ever. A. Ewart.
The editor of the REGISTER went to
Lawrence yesterday to attend the
meeting of a committee from the |
Board of Regents of the University.
Mr.. Edwin +. Brown, of Chicago,
one of the publishers of the Voice of
Masonry, has been in lola this week |
visiting his uncle, Mr.. J. r. Young.
The schools of Elm township will
hold picnic at Weith's grove on
May 2. They will doubt |
less have jolly time,-ifit quits rain
ing.
The ladies band played on the
streets Saturday afternoon and went |
in the evening. The band
is making very commendablea advance
ment in its music.
Parties having farms to sell for cash
please call on us at once as we have
nhla inn,,irx- for
Bostwick & Smeltzer
Samuel Riggs and family, accom-
panied by l.. S. Searls, started yester-
day for Colorado where they will
spend the summer. They took teams
and will drive through.
$4,000 plants at the lola Floral
Gardens. All the leading varieties
of Small Fruits, Greenhouse, Pansies,
Bedding and Vegetable Plants. Cata-
logue free. A. l.. Harmon.
The Moran Herald says it has been
so wet out i'm those parts that when
the boys go fishing they don't have to
carry their fish home. They just turn
them loose and drive them in.
Mrs. Daniel Klink, first door west of
Taylor's lumber yard, is prepared TO
cOlOT, Dledcu anu EeSudpe UOuuetS anu |
hats and dress over old ribbons, silks
and velvets. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Mrs. T. G. Long, formerly a resident
of lola, but now of Westchester, Pa,
has been here this week, the guest of
Mrs. Il. S. Slower. Her old friends
have been glad 10 renew her acquaint-
ance.
p. 2. Elder has issued a call to the
Union Labor party" to send dele
gates to the Cincinnati convention.
Does Elder think that just because he