The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-10-01

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Let all attend who can.
Stove trade getting brisk.
Yesterday was "bill" day..
Crandall & Co. have again starte,
their meat shop.
Il Fine cut tobacco, so cents per poun,
at COWan's.
| Keplinger at the court house to
morrow evening.
| The squeak of the sorghum mill
heard in the land.
| Now for a red hot campaign. boys
Keep the ball rolling.
i Mrs. Norris. of Kansas CITY. ia visit
ing at lola at present.
S1.OO, at Klaumann's.
Ii you want your property insured
go to Brown. & Davidson.
The chariot races at the fair wer,
the best attraction offered.
Mixed paints, white lead, and al
kinds of oils at StevensOn's.
The season for mince pies is around
and indigestion comes apace.
When you want Queensware 90 tx
COwan's and get new goods.
J One of the lola boot blacks made
about 81 at the fair last week.
Klaumann's is the place to buy your
flour if you want to save money.
| Four bars to the quarter-the cheap
est soap made, at Scott & Goforth's.
Mr.. Duffy has moved into Mr.. Nor.
thrup's house, on Washington avenue
Mr.. Tidman informs us that he has
not sold his farm our mistake last
| week.
Dave Christian Of Carlyle, is con-
sidered dangerously sick we under
stand.
New and complete stock of Station
cry, Blank Books and fancy articles
at ScOtt's.
nyou have suit to bring or defend
1T is to your interest to consult Brown
& Davidson.
Turn out and hear Hon. L.W. KEEP
linger tomorrow night A good speech
will be given.
Miss Richards and. Miss Cole leave
for the Indian Territory next Monday
we are informed.
Mr.. Fred. Pressler opened a meat
shop in lola this week, making the
third one in town..
DR.. DeMoss, will address the people
at Liberty next Tuesday night in fav--
or of the amendments.
Messrs. Brown Il Davidson. have
fitted. up, an office over Richards &.
Lakins' grocery store.
(. Miller, the furniture man, has an
advertisement this week it will. pay
our readers to look over.
+! Capt. J. w. Clark left for Monticel-
10, Ills, Thursday, where he expects
to make his home for time.
One of the horses used. in the char
lot race at Neosho Falls last week was
owned by Mr.. Ireland, of. lola.
The Garfield.and. Arthur club have
hired the Lola band for the campaign,
paying them $50 and expenses.
Hon. E. III. Funston will speak at
Elsinore school house tomorrow night
upon the issues OF the campaign.
The old, reliable firm of Beatty Bros.
still announce the "boss" steak and
fine "cuts." They aim to please.
When yOu,deSire-tO secure a Loan,
in the city-BrUWn & Davidson.
Our hardware merchants are be-
ginning to bring out their heating
stoves for the fall and winter trade.
DR.. Hen tricks will address the peo-
pie at Carlyle church next Sunday
night on the temperance amendment.
Mayor Richards was chosen one of
the Vice Presidents of the Missouri
River Convention at Kansas City last
week.
That span of chestnuts that Ireland
drives around town is the envy of. all
who admire fine horses. He has four
that match in size, color and form.
School books and everydescriptioaof|
school stationery, states, pencils, etc.,
at Stevenson's drug store. Prices as
low as the lowest. a f
Our merchants are receiving their |
fall and winter stock of goods, and
most of them are getting n,oxe goods |
than ever before.
Brown & Davidson are always found |
Fat home" in their office over Rich
ards & Lakin's grocery store, south |
side public square.
We are informed Of the particulars |
of housekeeping which took place |
night, but at present are
requested 10 suppress the points.
w. H Slavens and Frank Root will |
address the Sunday School Conven-
lion Of Marmaton township. which
meets at Walnut Grove next Sunday.
The fair management sold 1902 en-
trance tickets Thursday and $3.50 Fri
lay. This will represent about ONE
half the actual attendance those days. |