The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-04-22

Ga rden seeds in bulk at Coutant's
! New dress goods and calieoes al
| Colbol ms.
w. l.. Bartels' is headquarters fol
barb wire.
Plasti 20 in white and ten tints, al
Evans b rothers'.
Beck sells White and Domestic
sewing m achines.
Stone cl Kinney, the best substitute
for brick. ut COutant's.
Ifyou w;nt pure Northern seed po-
tatOes go to Klaumann's.
Cowan and Ausherman are always
in the market for produce.
The cheapest and most stylish hats
in the city at Mrs. Turner's.
New style planters, check rowers,
and cultivators at A. w. Beck's.
If you want to get i'm on the ground
floor buy your hardware of Bartels.
Do not fail to call and examine Mrs.
Turner's well selected stock of millin-
cry.
For lame back, side, or chest, use
Shiloh's porous plasters. For sale by
Swans Bros.
Mrs. Hawkins is now ready to show
a full line of new spring millinery at
the old stand.
CulbertsOn d Son have brought on
large stock of undertaking goods.
Notice their advertisement this week.
Frank LETTER knows all about
watches. That is the reason he can
repair them so promptly and salts
factOrily.
Henry Heck, an old and highly es-
teemed citizen of Humboldt died sud-
denly on April 8, of hemorrhage of
the lungs.
Sleepless nights made miserable by
that terrible cough. ShilOh's cure is
the remedy for you. For sale by w. j.
Evans Bros.
The editor of the REGISTER will
lecture at Piqua tomorrow Saturday
evening, for the benefit of the Meth
Odist church.
There are two boys, and 8 years
old respectively, at the county Poor
Asylum, to be be bound out under the
law. r. B. Arnold, Supt.
A. w. Beck has just received a car
load of machinery, including Weir
plows, Brown aud Dandy steel plant
ers and full line throughout.
Union: Miss Langford, of lola, is
to establish a millinery store in Hum
boldt. She has rented the room west
of Rudolph Tholen's restaurant.
The splendid samples of lola marble
that are going into the Stevenson and
Evans buildings attract the admiring
attention of every one who passes that
way.
All the ladies should call on Mrs.
GoshOrn, YOung's building, and see
the spring and summer millinery
which she selected during her recent
visit to the city.
Capt. Geo. A. Smith died at Garnett
April 10, aged 81 years. Hew COM
mander during the war of the warship
Dictator, the largest vessel then car
rying the stars and stripes.
There are six banks in Allen county
and there is now ON deposit in four of
them S152,021, belonging to Allen
county farmers. Doesn't look as if
we were starving out very fast, does
it?
Harry st. John, son of the eX-GOv-
ernor, who has been a confirmed sot
for many years, has been saved by
the Kelley cure. He was also, and
against his will, cured of the tobacco
habit.
Geo. II. Requa, the genial and capa-
BILE county clerk of Bourbon county,
was in lola Wednesday. Mr.. Requa
is one of the old timers who still calls
the Pennsylvania Hotel the Locust
Grove House."
Mr.. n. FredericksOn, of Usage,
brought suit in Judge Warehouses; |
court Tuesday against Greenwald,
his farm. The Justice decided in |
favor.
Having completed arrangements
that will necessitate an early removal
from lola, / offer my residence for |
sale on terms that will make it very |
bargain for anyone wanting
a home. VIM. GOOdhue.
DIR. Higgins has associated with
him his brother, DIR. NJ. l.. Higgins in
the practice of dentistry. They are
now prepared to administer vitalized |
air, by means of which teeth can be |
extracted without pain. They solicit
a trial.
The regular meeting night of the A.
D. U. w. Lodge has been changed |
from the second and fourth Fridays to
the corresponding Mondays of each
month. The first meeting under the
new rule will be held next Monday
night.
have opened a meat market ON the |
north side of the Public Square, and |
am selling meat for cash at prices that
will make it an object for anyone |
meat to give me their patron
age. do not keep open on Sunday. |
Come Saturday night. M. NJ. Hart.
lola lodge No. LOG 1. o. o. G. T. will |
elect officers for the ensuing term. next
night. II not too late, after
the election an interesting literary /
with a paper edited by two
Of our young members, and other new
features will be provided. All MEM
bers are requested to be present.
The rain of Tuesday night interfer-
ed so seriously with the q. A. r. Ben
eft that it was thought best to con-
tinue it on Wednesday night also.
The weather was not. much more fav-
orable ON Wednesday night, but still
the attendance was quite large and
the ladies of the Corps realized a net
profit of about $50 from the entertain
ment.
Victor Murdoch says that a Western
Kansas man is experimenting with a
cross in chickens that produces a
breed that cannot destroy garden.
He crosses long-legged Shanghais
with short-legged bantams and the
rnSnIt is q bird with one lnnr and one