The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-12-05

Game wanted at Scott & GOforth's.
The hog market was booming this
week.
Read F. B. Pratt's notice in another
column.
Fresh oranges and lemons at Klau-
mann's.
Mcclure has new sign in front Of
his store.
Look out for holiday goods at Nc
Clure's store.
Savonburg is in the southeast corner
of the county.
Highest market price paid for corn,
by A w. Beck.
IMiss Eva Jones returned from Wis
consin last Friday.
A nice line of vailing at Ella F. Cow
ans millinery store.
Go to Thayer, Benedict & Co. for
your coal and feed
Job work of all kinds printed with
neatness and dispatch.
Kill all the rabbits you can. Scott
& Goforth will buy them.
Mr.. A. NJ. Fox is having good sized
addition built to his house.
Full supply of school books and
school stationery at ScOtt's.
School stationery of every descrip-
ton at StevensOn's drug store.
Buy your drugs, books and station
cry at Stevenson's drug store.
And now comes Wright & Anderson
with a supply of Peet Bros. Soap.
Remember that w. A. COwan's will
be the place to buy holiday goods.
"Now is the winter of our discOn-
tent"-finish the quotation to suit.
J. n. White has few thousand
brick at his residence for sale cheap.
New ClOaks at
O.P. NoRTHRUp & Co.'S.
Boots cheap at the New Clothing
Store ANDERSON & DECLUTE.
Goods warranted as represented at
BURNS & DENZELs.
Brooms for fifteen cents at
w. A. COwAN's.
Overcoats cheap at the New Cloth
ing Store. ANDERSON & DECLUTE.
Christmas comes next and the hOl-
iday goods should be advertised now.
The best flour in the market, Bur
lingtOn Water Mills 1T Burns & Denzel.
There were nine additions to the NJ.
f. Church at this place last Sunday.
TRY the New York State buckwheat
flour, Just received at Burns DenZel's.
A. W. Beck has the boss wagon for
sale. Call and price them before buy
ing.
Mr.. Fox announces his meat shop in
our advertising columns. Give him a
call.
Choice eating and cooking apples by
the barrel or bushel at Burns Il Den
zel's.
A full line of ladies' misses and
children's underwear at McClure's
store.
Bring your corn to Thayer, Benedict
& Co. They will pay the highest mar
ket price.
U. d. Weikal, of this county, Is now
sojOurning at lola, Kansas.-KIinsle!y
Republican.
Hoods, scarfs, hosiery, zepbyrs, Ger
mantOwn and other wooden yarns at
the Variety Store.
Mt can safely be predicted that no
saloon license will be granted at this
place next spring.
An excursion from New York State
has been making busy times for oul
real estate agents.
Mr.. VIM. Thrasher would be glad to
sec ell of his old friends and customers
at Yates old stand.
Pinafore with all its regal cranky-ics
will be given at Longs Hall i'm Hum
bOldt, December 18th.
xThe Funston school district in Deer
Creek township have lately finished q
bran new school house.
Mrs. Sadie VanDerveer, who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Cook, re.
turned to Ohio this week.
Burns Il Denzel keep Inc best tea in
the market, which they are selling
from soc to 81 90 per pound.
Go and see the judge in "Trial 10y
jury at Humboldt, Thursday, De
cember 18th, at Longs Hall.
Mr.. Sleeper is now winte.ing about
400 head of sheep. They were driven
in from Missouri, we are told.
Fresh and pure stock and low prices
are the rule at Stevcnson's drug sore
You are invited to call and see.
Thayer, Benedict & Co. are handling
the best -four in the market. Will sell
for cash or exchange for wheat.
Waterproof Boots, hand made at the
New Clothing Store.
ANDEESON & DECLUTE.
Many of our merchants are preparing
for the holidays, providing handsome
Christmas and New Year presents.
Have you seen that woOl-lined
waterproof shoe at the new clothing
store? ANDERSON & DECLUTE.
Lost, portion of watch chain with
locket attached. Finder will be suit
ably rewarded by leaving it at this
office.
The hog business has been rushing
this week. lola is the best cattle and
hog market on the Southern road "alle
same"
Do not send to Chicago for soap
when Peet Bros. make better goods for
less money. Go to WA. COwAN's
for them.
Mrs Edwards, of Cleveland, Ohio, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Buchanan,
at this place and will probably remain
all winter.
Fresh goods and low prices is the
are invited to call and see the stock
and prices.
Mr.. Wilson's family arrived last
week and are now occupying their home
the farm south of town formerly own
ed by Mr.. Pratt.
Organize a military company at this
place if it can be done and if it is
wanted. A ''side show" is not par
ticularly desired.
Mr.. Fetheringill brought load OF
corn to market "Wednesday that for
size of ears was hard 10 beat. One ear
of corn weighed IA pounds.
Purchasers will find it to their own
interest to examine our prices before
purchasing elsewhere.
II o. P. NORTHRUP & Co.