The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-12-17

sChatevcr.
Messrs. Sims and. Cowan shipped
four cars Of cattle Monday and one o.
hogs. Tuesday they shipped four cars
of cattle.
VIM. Hempstead,. of Garrett, was
down over Sunday last. Mr.. II. and
family have many friends in and
around lola.
Our columns are crowded this week
but hereafter we: shall have more
room. Wait until next week before
finding fault.
II am singing Of the sea,
Come and listen unto me-"
Sea Shells for sale at Mrs. Whitney's
Fancy Bazaar.
Some of the b'hoys were slightly
ruffied in feelings at the rather person.
al remarks made in last weeks paper.
Take it easy!
Every business man. should, use q
printed statement OF bill head.
They are neat, cheap and convenient.
Come and sesus.
Rev-Wm. Hankins returned from a
flying visit to his old home in Illinois
last Saturday. His father was lying
at the point Of death.
Bowlus has 100000 to loan to farm
ers, in any sums desired, on one, two
three or five years time, at the gerry
tODcst rate Of interest.
Mr.. Oscar NJ. Searle and Miss. Leno-
IA J keech were married at Lawrence,
Kansas, Wednesday, Dec. s, 1880, and
are now at home IN IoiR.
Mr.. John Cieaver and John Cleaver
Jr. left for Eureka Springs, Ark, on
Monday of last week. They intend be-
ing gone about two months.
The lola Literary Uniou has been
reorganized on different plan and it
is presumed the annOyances they have
been subject to will close.
Stevenson has received fine assort-
ment of holiday goods which will be
sold cheap. Remember to examine
his goods before buying elsewhere.
Our warrented hand made boots are
made TO our order and sold by none
but ourselves. They cannot he beat
en-. ANDERSON & DECLUTE.
a choice selection of Japanese Ware,
Swiss Carved Ware, Fancy Stationery,
Toilet Articles, and other goods suita-
bic for the holidays, at the Fancy Bazaar
We noticed H. X. Winans, now of
Garnett, formerly resident of lola,
in town Saturday evening. He brought
his family down and stayed over Sun
day.
No person wishing. choice articles of
furnishing goods should fail to see the
latest styles in Ties, Fichues, Gloves,
Hosiery, Scarfs, Hoods, &C., at the
Fancy Bazaar.
At the meeting of the City council
Monday night, the street commissioner
was instructed to grade and repair the
street north, and attend to the culvert
On the street east of the city hall.
Sample line of Hosiery, Underwear,
Gloves, Ribbons, Ties, Suspenders, &c:
bought at GO cents on the dollar, to be
sOld accordingly. Come before the as
.ortment is broken, at NORTHRUP'S.
Come and. see Our Oyercoats and
Suitings. We have the. largest stock |
ever brought. to Allen county; We
ire bound not. to be .Iudersold.
ANDERSON & DECLUTE.
Brown & Davidson are ready to fur
lish your money the third day after |
aking your application--what no 9TH
r agency here or elsewhere in the |
county can do. Give us trial and be |
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Warner,arr
asst week. from Ohio and will make |
heir home. in lola hereafter. They
re very much pleased with our county
nd will, we hope; be among our citi-
ems for many years.
Brown & Davidson are loaning more
money than all the loan agencies of
allen county combined. Reference
Registers records. ReasOns-the short
St time and, most reasonable terms,
DUpled with fair and honorable dealing
Mr.. r. X. Knight recently from
'airfield, Iowa. has been in lola look
~ around for suitable location. He
an attorney by profession, and is al
lost persuaded to become citizen of
ur booming burg. His family is here
Ow.
Through careless oversight we
lied to notice the good luck of our
ficient County Clerk, T. S. Slower,
hose wife presented him with. a
boy baby few weeks since.
[rs. Slower is in Pennsylvania, visit
IS her parents.
The best evidence of "satisfactp n''is
lat we never PLACED "A. loan in any.
that we have not placed
nd are still placing more. We have
j the mpney you want on the samei
rms Come and SEQ us