Allen County Courant from Iola, Kansas • 3

THE COURANT. Smyth Allen have received 150 volumes of Lovcll's Standard Library at 10 and 20 cents each. Tho selection includes many standard works. THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1881. tS3 Household Supplies.

We have just opened the largest line of ginghams ever brought to Iola, Prices much lower than last year. O. P. NonTriiiLT. T.

M. Powell lias moved into Mrs. Hayes' houso recently vacated by A. Hartley, in the south-west part of town, His new building will bo completed! at once. MONEY TO LOAN.

I liavo plenty of money to loan on real estate at as low rates as it can bo furnished by any one. Call and mo mo. Gko. A. ISowlus.

-IN- Amos Wright has lvnlod Willctt's boarding house and will continue lite Mid Shockey takes the Del tart hole! at Moran and will conduct the same hereafter. Goodhue Evans are making additions to their already largo stock of wall paper. It. Richards went to Fort Scott Tuesday to visit his son Charles M. for a week or so.

Mr. Carter has put down a new sidewalk in front of his properly north of the square, Mrs. U.K. Herbert went to Garnett Monday to visit her parents and friends at that place. A.

II. Campbell, mir gonial assistant Groceries, Barb wins at Casmire's. -AXD- A fino rain Monday night. Local matter on last page. Caucus, court house to-night.

Turn out to the city caucus to-night. Jack Cain has gone to Leavenworth where he is employed as one of the penitentiary guards under Warden Jones. The appointment is a good one in every respect. Mr. Noah Shafer, of Muncie, was in Iola last week and may locate among us.

He expresses himself highly pleased with the prospects of our thriving town. ueesware And bo have those handsome NEW GOODS at McCluro's Cash Store. Our stock of Casimcrcs and other Dram Goods is Superb. A beautiful line of IRIIRBDKS, IlIOSIS AM) The latest novelties in neelcware, a stock of Dry Goods and notions unecpialed in variety and excellence, and prices that will not fail to suit the most particular. BOOTS SHOES: Farmers, Mechanics and Citizens, Husbands, Wives, Sons and Daughters, all are cordially invited to visit my store, where you will find one of the largest and best stock of BOOTS SHOES in tho city.

We are the exclusive agent for Bryant Brown Shoe fine shoes, whose goods are made for us only. ALWAYS BUY THE BEST. post-master has been on the sick list -AT- the past week. II. K.

Herbert, practical watch ma-maker and jeweler. Young Clark's new building. Mrs. Wm, Buchanan returned home last week after an extended visit to eastern friends. Remember Allen county has not and we hope will not have anything like the foot and mouth disease.

Ourcattle are as healthy and doing as well as at anytime in the past. A. W. I lowland, of Geneva township, was loading several teams with lumber at Iola last Saturday. lie will build an addition to his already line house, commencing this week.

BARTELS, Over 500 pieces of the handsomest prints and ginghams just received at B. T. Rodman's. Sproul keeps garden seeds in bulk. New spring goods at B.

T. Hodman's. Mrs. llobt. Cook is improving rapidly.

Who i3 your candidate 1'or mayor? Easter one week from next Sunday. Go to Lee Rucker's 5 cent lunch room. J. II. Richards went to irard Tuesday night.

Oranges 25c per doz. at the Candy Factory. The. dude caught the mouth disease last week. Great barb wire boom at Casmire's, north side.

WEST SI.DH PUBLIC SQUARE, IOLA one cent at the fac-a cent at Casmire's Barb wire up tories, but down north side store. advance in selling them Notwithstanding the oranges Leo Rueker is at the same price. Slothing and Furnishing Goods. We have open for inspection the best selected, and most desirable assortment of elegant styles for Men, Youths, Boys and Children that will not fail to please every eye and ac Goodhue and Evans have just received a full line of Rubber and mixed paints. commodate any purse.

0 Quite a number of the people of Colony were down last week to attend the Tennesseeans. Mr. Brown, from Ringo county, Towa, a brother-in-law of Cain came out this week and-will locate in Iola. He is a carpenter by occupation and will find plenty of work. We neglected to notice the departure of our young friends, C.

A. Casinire and Jos.OtfMi, who went to New Mexico last week. John Hart also went with the boys at that time. Thursday last, during the prevalence of the high wind that lasted most of the day, a portion of the tin roof on Colborn's building was loosened by tho force of the playful zephyr. The old still has his colors at the mast-head, and the finest workmen at his Guaranteeing satisfaction and the most courteous treatment for cash from this dale.

Beatty Brothers Again to the front with the largest stock of well selected A fine stock of watches just received at Powell's. MeNutt I5os. are selling plow shoes away down. Dr. Boulson has recently purchased a fine piano.

Everything 5 cents at Lee Rucker's lunch room. Childrens' shoes, lowest prices, at MeNutt Bros. W. B. Reed is building a neat residence in the west part of town, which will soon be completed.

G-Oil Cloths 0 (CO DC .0 FURNITURE, We have in stock Oil Cloth and Carpet which for quality, n-ices and style occupy the front rank among the lousiness Harry Stowe has the foundation laid for a handsome addition to his house in the east part of town. By a careless oversight we failed to notice an arrival a boy, at B. F. Oth-ick's Monday of last week. lower prices than New carpets at ever at Northrup's.

houses in Southern Kansas. New stock of violins and clocks just received at Pawell's. Call and see for Yourself. Embracing a full line of Parlor and Chamber Suites, Bureaus, Safes, Secretaries, Chairs, Tables, Rocking Chairs, Roller Shades, J. W.

Lf wiUka is prepared to do all kinds of painting and decorative paper hanging, kalsoiuining, tinting and white-washing. Leave orders at Goodhue Kvan's drut store. Teachers' examination at the Court House next Saturday. IN CORSETS: We have a large and well selected UJ '2: line of the best make, which for comfort, ease and durability Lee Rucker lias received a fine lot of California cabbage. Genuine (Hidden barb wire at Casmire's north side store.

And in fact everything in the line of Colboin will have the nicest line of ladies' and children's shoes ever brought to town, this week. Farmers take your corn to Waters Thayer, and have the load dumped. Highest market price paid. S. Bilby, one of our wide-awake farmers across tho river planted corn all day the 24th of March.

Dr. M. Demoss, of Neodnsha, was in town this week shaking hands with his numerous old time friends. I appreciate the compliment paid us by our customers: "You have the best and cheapest Hamburg embroidery we hare seen." Thank you ladies. 'B.

T. Hodman. an not be excelled. Ladies please call and examine. IN HATS, CAPS, and STRAW GOODS, for men Household Furnishing CO Don't forget that llicketts keeps the best'nickle cigar in town.

And Decorating. and women, boys and girls, we are still "Holding the Fort. Carpet weaving by Mrs. B. F.

Wallis, north Washington avenue. Tor Sai.k. have a lot of household goods, including stoves, bed steads, chairs, dishes, which will be sold at private sale. Call at residence. Jank Perkins.

0 We keep to the front. We defy competition. We hope to see you soon, and guarantee satisfaction. One hundred now styles in hosiery just opened at Northrup's. Highest cash price paid for corn at the elevator of Waters Thayer and their new corn dump empties a wagon A surprise party at Mr.

Colborn's in honor of Jennie was one of the events of Friday evening last. Mrs. A. (. Jones is recovering from a severe attack of rheumatism, having been quite sick time.

Repairing and Cabinet work neatly and promptly executed. Sand and coal at Wichita depot for sale by Worst. Mrs. II. W.

Talcott's sister returned to Chanute Tuesday evening. in one time and two motions. Don't McOlure fail to sell vour corn at the elevator is Attention is called to the advertisement of Napoleon III in this issue, Mrs. A. P.

Brewer, of Lawrence, visiting her daughter at Iola. Everything new in dress goods.trim-mings, hosiery wear, white goods, just opened at Northrup's. The hoie was brouu'ht from Bloom- H. Klaumann Co. ington this spring-, and the pedigree is Tinted paste paints.warranted ground in oil, at Gillihan's drug store.

Mr. Krutz, a brother-in-law of sutiicient guarantee that ho is a good one. G. P. Nickolai, who is now lying sick at this place, arrived Tuesday.

Four point barb wire, Hidden style, only 5e per pound at Casmire's. A. Hartley started Monday of this week for the Pawnee Indian Agency where he receives a handsome position Something new nice at Krueter Krueger's. pressed beef Try it. as boss carpenter under Dr.

Scott. It Richards Bros. Gash Store, WEST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE, IOLA KANSAS, Groceries and Queens ware Country Produce a specialty. TEADE EESPECTFTJLLT SOLICITED. EICHAEDG BEOS.

400 (GALLONS A fine lot of fishing tackle such as hooks, lines, poles, jointed rods, seine twine, trot lines at Sprouls. Buy 50 cents worth of cigars and get a ticket on a line breech loading shot gun. Iola Candy Co. is worth about $(i00 a year and ex Special bargains in barb wire, by Barb Wire north side square. penses.

We were pleased last Monday to Tho first ice cream of the season at make the acquaintance ot Mr. G. the Opera House to-morrow night. Keller, who has purchased Martin Gar men's arm in Geneva township. He is I have a thoroughbred Jersey and a thoroughbred Short-Horn Bull.

Terms reasonable. Wm. Buchanan. Sproul keeps the best Sorghum in an old acquaintances of Mr. Geo.

Slier rill family. T. S. Stover, went to El Dorado Oranges, lemons, figs, almonds, English walnuts, peanuts, pecans, coca nuts, at Iola Candy Factory. town at 50 cents per gallon, try it.

A. P. Neighbors is rushing his building along this week in good shape. That mammoth Spooncr collar makes a neat sign over at Bartels Monday noon, where lie lias been en gaged to Help decorate some cars ot AT 40 CENTS PER G-ALLON, PLUG TOBACCO AT 40c PER POUND, FAIR FLOUR AT 80 CENTS PER SACK, SOME EXTRA FINE GEORGIA BANK COD FISH, MACKEREL and PICKLED HERRING. M1 corn which the people of Butler coun Fino perfumery, linseed oil, Webster's' unabridged and tooth-picks.

Goodhue Evans. ty, arc sending to the flood sufferers North Side Drug Store. of the East. style dress goods just Latest ceived at Our old friend Ingersoll takes hold Miss C. Willett will occupy the front rooms over Richards, Lakin Ireland's store in tho dress-making of the grocery business as natural as though as had always followed the biz Go and see the new goods at B.

T. Hodman's. Ik instead of running a newspaper. The OILS, PAINTS, new firm of Marsh Ingersoll will make a good one. PATEOT? MEDICINES, Ueo.

1j. Manchester formerly a con Now black and summer silks at reduced prices at Northrup's. Full line of Gents' calf boots just opened at McNutt Bros. 1 Screen and nut coal at both depots. Lawrence Worst.

Sundries, Brushes, Combs, Perfumery, Etc. ductor on the Witchita road, died very Druggist Arc you going to the social at the Opera House to-morrow night. Admission, 10 cents, ice cream and cake, 15 cents. Attention is directed to the new advertisement of Paris Allen, dealers in musical instruments, sewing rca-chines, etc. suddenly in Newton, on Wednes day evening, March 19.

His disease was an affection of the or something of that order. Everything sold at bottom figures. tOFFICE AT STORE. North Side Public Square, Iola Kansas. KANSAS.

IOLA, For Sale. A No. 1 yearling lieifer. A. S.

Olin. We have the boss harrow. Call and see them. Lawrence Worst. Mil The hay press and hay at Piqna burned Tuesday afternoon.

It caught from a spark from the 51. K. T. engine going south. Owing to the pecm liar course of the wind no.

other buildings were burned. No insurance. Worst. awrence D. II.

Brewer is looking for a fine omnibus every day, and when it gets here he will invite all his friends to take a ride. Mr. Foust moved into Neighbors' house near the Southern depot last DEALER IN STAPLE AND FANCY Cashmeres and Ottoman cloth in all the new shades at Northrup's. -DEALERS IJf- For the best carpet warp in all go to B. T.

Rodman's. week instead of Northrup's house as first intended. Alex. Reed advertises his excellent horse, "Judge Leonard," in this week's paper. From the general testimony of those who know what a fine horse is we are inclined to think he has one of the best horses ever brought to Kansas.

New line of carpets next week at Northrup's. A. P. Cushman Sous, of ITum GROCERIES, QUEBNSWARE And all Uintls of eounlrproiluce. Goods all first-class and prices LOW AS THE LOWEST.

pay part cash if desired forgJJ boldt, advertise their fine horses in this week's panel. Stock breeders should Just received a fine lot of teas, at see these horses. to Sprouls, from 25 to 75 cents per lb. Fence posts for sale 5 miles north- Married, Monday, March 13th, at COAL, WOOD GRAIN, westof Iola, per 100. D.

E. Edwards Iola, Probate Judge Allison, Under-Sheriff, J. C. Gordon, went to Leavenworth Saturday to take up the prisoners sentenced at the recent term of court. Rowclh and Birk3 were each sentenced for one year, the latter for subornation of perjury, and the former for forgery.

THE PATRONAGE OP THE PUBLIC IS SOLICITED. AT LONG'S OLD STAND. Mr. E. S.

Hunt and Miss Mary iuller, both of Allen county, Hon. Nelson F. Acres, of this city, is being mentioned as one of the dele gates from Kansas to the National We handle the BUFFORD SULKY PLOW, PERU CULTIVATORS, CASE CULTIVATORS, Al. Jones and Marsh Hart returned last week from a trip to Wilson count'. Sproul has just received a nice lot of Mackerel, White Fish, Herring Harpers' Weekly has published mi excellent portrait of our ''Eli" Funston.

Our streets were crowded last Saturday. In fact the town is lively cveiy Democratic Convention. mat new lioor laid on tlie river Mr. L. Edniunson and family will start next week for Del Norte, Colorado, where they will locate for the summer probably returning in the fall, altl ougli that is not now determined.

We dislike to see Lou leave his "old camp ground." In this move he seeks to recover lost health. bridge not long ago is a first class job WEIR CULTIVATORS, ot work and reflects credit on the par ties who had it 111 charge, dav. PLOWS, HARROWS, CORN PLANTERS AND CHECK ROWERS 60,000 VICTIMS! Statistics show that in this 'country 100,000 persons die every year of consumption, and that of these 00,000 originate in Nasal Catarrh. Dr. Boulson Son Have procured Dr.

A. J. Gibbon's treatment for Nasal Catarrh, and are now prepared to give his treatment at their office to patients and will also furnish treatment to patients at a distance. We furnish medicine and instruments for parties to use at their homes. It is necessary for patients to visit them only once for examination, and in order to get full instructions as to using the remedy.

The appli-oation is used but once a day. The remedy is s'unple and easy to use, and gives no pain. Our charges are mi.ionablo and consultation free. The services to be held at the Court house next Sunday by Rev. 1).

15. Shu-ey will be at 3 o'clock p. m. instead of the time stated last week. Tho Col'RANt places before its readers this week the "Anderson bill'" about which there has been some interest in this county.

We are not sure A full line of paints and oil3 at lowest prices at Gillihan's north side drug store. To Painters. Paint brushes, fine selection, way down, at Gillihan's drug store. Some talk about enforcing the Sun- I that it is the bill reported favorably By request of Mayor Henderson, we announce a city caucus for the nomination of a city ticket, to be held "We handle goods only from first-class houses day law and closing up the shops and at the court house to-night. by the public land committee of the house, but if it is.

it will probabh- that body. The bill may have been amended since it was printed as to that we do not know. It is of sufiici- stores. A SPECIALTY: We are prepared to pay the highest For Pale. 1 GO acres 2 miles south ladies of La Ilarpe, 60 under cultivation.

rood Ask to see our new line market price for corn. Call and see us before selling else- cut interest to repav publishing just -j-v- 7, house and two stables, plenty of water. and childrens seamless hose at N'OllTIliUI" where. as it is, without comment or garbling, Washington Avenue, Hortli ot Central Hotel, iola, Kansas. 1 1 all at Lawitcku shoe shop, Iola..