The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-10-31

Wy .s@0 t~soS $500 ssss -. 49,
MrA s. A. Travis i quite sick will
fever.
A. W. Beck shipped two can Of grsi,
this week. ....
Everything is booming in and arount
the depot.
D~See the new goods at stevenson'i
drug store.
The Literary Union will be re-organ
lied in q week or 30.
Everybody should turn ont and hell
the band boys along.
~Go to Thayer, Benedict 4 Co. fol
your coal and feed.
The lola lawyers are preparing theil
cases for court next week. ra-
i District Court for this county viii
commence next Monday. @
sA-Full supply Of school books and
school stationery at SCOTS.
= Mr.. Chas. Often is intending to build
. house within . few weeks.
That teachers column is still there
Where are the teacheof
I~school stationery of every descrip
ton at Stevenson's drug store.
Miss Ella Cowau has moved her MILL
merry store over Cowan's grocery.
~The largest assortment of canned
goods in town at Cowan & Ireland's.
~I have marked Queensware down
Is per cent. w. A. CowAN.
~The incest cranberries in town at
CowAN & IRELAND.
D0rf you want to see yourself u
others see you, Gallon w. A. COwAN.
s. NJ. Campbell, formerly operator at
this place, passed up the road Tuesday.
A.Anderson & DeClute still con.
tinue to add to their large line of cloth
ing.
HMr. Raft is digging the foundation for
his new house in the southeast part Of
town.
D@-Bring your corn to Thayer, Bene-
dict & Co. They will pay the highest
market price.
Extra copies of THE REGISTER in wrap
pers ready for mailing at the post Office
news stand.
There is plenty of competition in buy
ing corn at lola. Farmers will make q
note of this.
FOysters and "sich" at the festival to-
night. The youth and beauty of lola
will all be there. H
Cool weather has had a beneficial effect
upon the invslids about town. Nearly
all are doing we'll.
I<5ack frost came down like q wolf on
the fold last week. A few house plants
we're lost about town.
The Band Boys Festival tonight will
be q first-rate chance to get a dish of
fresh oysters. Let all attend.
Lac ties, childrens' knit hoods, little
boys caps, aud ladies' fancy hose at
Ella F. Cowan's Millinery store.
Thayer, Benedict & Co. are hand
ing the best flour in the market Will
iell for cash or exchange for wheat.
Anderson & DeClute have billed every
Dad leading to lola for miles around.
They propose to do good business.
Our local page has been sadly neglect
I'd for a week or 50 past. 1t will be
revived when "this cruel war is over"
Elder Pool, of Yates Center, will hold
ervices at the Masonic Hall Sunday
,fternoon. All are invited to attend.
p0rPure drugs, patent medicines, oils,
paints, etc.,-a large stock of fresh goods
ust opened at Stevenson's drug store.
.. s. Ayers says that there is as much
york AZ two of them can get through
With and be healthy down at the depot.
J. d. Sims shipped Eve car loads of
logs from this place to Kansas City last
Wednesday. He paid The top price of
,ouree.
A look around Mr.. Beck's elevator
hows that he is handling considerable
rain of different kinds. His new shelter
. Q success.
NJ. J. NJ. Holt shipped four cars OF
attic from this station this week. Mr..
Holt drives his cattle some ways to ship
nut finds it pays.
Mrs. Sadie Vanderveer, niece of Mrs.
sobt. Cook, has been quite sick with
nalarial typhoid for q week past. She is
eeovering At present.
Our Geneva friends were in town Mon.
ay after lumber to build q new fence
round their cemetery. Lon. Rowland
'as engineering the job, we believe.
%I have too much sugar to carry
nto the winter. Those wanting 81 lbs.
Z more can save money by buying of
ne now. w. A, COwAH.
D0Anderson & Declute, at the new
lothing store, will handle the Giesecke,
Ieysenburg & Co. e renowned hand made
DOT. Every pair warranted not TO rip
r pull in the pegs.
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