The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-11-04

lHeIc VIII Uc IATgc HUMBER OI Iat
hogs shipped from lola this winter.
You will find a good variety Of
stoves at Hartman & Casmire's hardware
store.
Our guess" is that the majority for
Hayes in this county will be over five
hundred.
If you have the Shakes" call at
Stevenson's drug store and try Kings
Ague Cure.
The County Commissioners will
meet to canvass the vote of Allen county
next Friday.
Our streets were crowded with teams
last Saturday, and our merchants were
all kept busy.
Mrs. VIM. Davis started for Indian
apolis last Wednesday on a visit to her
mother and sister.
Try some of the tea and coffee adj
vertised by Richards and Cowan. 1t is
cheap and good.
The afflicted continue to visit the
lola Mineral Well and find relief in the
use of its waters.
If all bets on the election are paid
there will be good trade in the hat and
boot line next week.
w. T. McElrny editor of the Union
and Mr. Patterson, of Humboldt, were in
our town last Monday.
Folks that are getting married
should remember that Northrup keeps a
good stock of furniture.
Better leave your order for new
clothes with Ireland at once, as he is get
ting crowded with work.
AT the Centennial Bakery and Res.
taurant is a good place to buy groceries,
fruit and confectioneries.
Judge Campbell and L. K. Kirk,
candidates for the State Senate, were in
our town last Wednesday.
Yates has a very large stock of dry
goods and clothing and is offering extra
inducements to customers.
The sausage season has arrived and
Munger & Co. are furnishing their GUS
toners with choice article.
Il. II. Gorrell uses the best material
in his blacksmith aud wagon shop and
employs first class workmen.
Don't allow your horse to suffer by
standing in the cold, but go to Colborn's
and get good horse blanket.
Mr.. VIM. Davis accompanied Mr..
Haskell on his trip through Elsmore,
Marmaton and Usage townships.
There was a crowded house out to
hear DR.. Snowden, of umboldt, at the
NJ. E. church last Sunday evening.
-Ifyou know of Republican not able
to get to the polls next Tuesday, see that
some conveyance is provided for him.
This has been a busy week with
and farmers have beer inter-
rupted good deal in their corn gathering.
Next Monday winds up stump
speaking, and next Tuesday about one
half of the candidates will be wound up.
w. L. Bartels is selling harness at
exceedingly low rates. Never buy any
thing in his line without first calling on
him.
L. w. Keplinger, Republican NOM
inee for Representative in the 53rd dis
trict, has been making a thorough canvass
this week.
-Jno. Francis keeps his stock of gro
ceries and drugs complete, and you will
always find his clerks ready to attend to
your wants.
-Weith, Robinson & Co. are prepar-
ed to give satisfaction in all kinds of
work usually done at a blacksmith and
wagon shop.
Every person should read over their
ticket carefully before voting and see
that it has on it the names of those for
whom they wish to vote.
Mr.. II. s. Davis, of Humboldt, was
in our city last Wednesday, and while
here he sold the dwelling house he for
merly occupied to Mr.. Hess Bevington.
Preparations have generally been
made for winter and the danger from
fire is thereby increased. If your prop
erty il not insured call on Bowlus and
get > policy in p fint class company.