The Iola register., 1879-11-21

School stationery of every description
at Stevenson's drug store.
Buy your drugs, books and stationery
at Stevenson's drug store.
The City Council room moves ovel
Henderson & Roots store.
Mcclure has the hest overcoat for the
money, at Yates old stand.
J. n. White has few thousand brick
at his residence for sale cheap.
Anderson & DeClute still continue to
add to their large line of clothing.
Mr.. Mahlon Palmer has moved to
Crawford county, Kansas, this week.
The best Oil Cans in the market at
W. A. COwAN's.
New Cloaks at
O.P. NoRTHRUP & Co.'S.
Apple Butter, pound cans, at
w. A, CowAN's.
Boots cheap at the New Clothing
Store. ANDERSON u DECLUTE.
New stock of Queensware at
w. A. CowAN's.
Mrs. Julia A. Whitney has moved her
music store over Cowan's grocery store.
Judge Paxson has moved his Office
over Henderson & Roots hardware store.
+. D. Brown and Peter Bell occupy
rooms above Henderson & Roots store.
A pleasant time anticipated at the M.
E. Social next Thursday night. Be sure
and 60.
Winter has apparently come to stay.
Mondays rain being almost cold enough
for sieet.
Bring your corn to Thayer, Benedict
& Co. They will pay the highest mar
ket price.
Mcclure has the best boot in town for
the money. Call and see it, at Yates
old stand.
Mr.. Trumbull is building story and
half house just south of town. 1t is
nearly completed.
Mr.. G. Ii. Massingham has shipped in
some fine Ohio chestnuts this week.
They are for sale.
Mcclure has the best suit of clothes in
for the money in town. Call and see it,
at Yates old stand.
A party of young folks sat up at Mr..
Allison's last week to see the meteoric
display. They did not see it.
Mr.. Townsend tells us he has made
over 400 gallons of sorghum this season.
He was through last Saturday.
Fresh and pure stock and low prices
are the rule at Stevenson's drug store.
You are invited to call and see.
Thayer, Benedict & Co. are handling
the best flour in the market Will sell
for cash or exchange for wheat.
Waterproof Boots, hand made, at the
New Clothing Store.
ANDERSON & DECLUTE.
Pure drugs, patent medicines, oils,
paints, etc.,-a large stock of fresh goods
just opened at Stevenson's drug store.
Prices on all goods inveriably the low
est, and the largest stock to select from,
at o. 2. NoRTHRUP & Cos.
A good, heavy, strong, warm overcoat
for three dollars, at the New Clothing
Store. ANDERSON & DECLUTE.
The recent rains have raised the creeks
and rivers so :hat if cold weather is
US pure ice can be secured.
Fresh goods and low prices is the rule |
1t klaumann's grocery store. You are
invited to call and see the stock and
prices.
Mrs. Gibbs, who has been visiting at
Mrs. Abrams for several weeks past, re-
turned to her home in Manhattan, this |
week.
Look we'll to your flues and stove
pipes. lola has been fortunate in regard
% fires, but there is no guarantee as to
he future.
Mr.. Fox tells US that he is now run.
ling the city meat market alone and will
constantly keep on hand good supply
# fresh meats.
Mr.. J. S. Fast is building house on
East Madison avenue which will add to
he appearance of that already beautiful
esidence street.
Capt. Likes, of Humboldt. made us a
hort call Tuesday. The Capt. is the
My real estate agent at that place now,
re are informed.
All persons knowing themselves in
ebted to the late firm of Cowau & Ire
and will do we'll to call at once and
,ake settlement.
J. E. Tharp has moved into the build
,g heretofore occupied by Mrs. Whitney.
he two barber shops will be found near
eighbors hereafter. |,