The Iola register., 1880-11-12
New Goods at J. w. McClure's.


New Goods at J. w. McClure's.
Say, you fellers, we want less poll
tics and more pumpkin pies!
The second man to pay his taxes this
year was Sandy Ellis, colored.
Mr.. Jas. Burns is to be found assist
ing County Treasurer Mcclure.
Chas. NJ. Richards left this week for
a trip through southern Kansa.
An elegant stock of Overcoats at
MCCLURE'S.
C.. +. Hutchings, of Usage Mission,
has been attending District Court this
week.
New and complete stock of Station
cry, Blank Books and fancy articles
at ScOtt's.
Mrs. J, Il. Young was quite sick the
fore part of the week, but is now con-
valescent.
Look out for cold snap between
now and the %. Secure your potatoes,
apples, etc.
The total amount of taxes paid into
the county treasurer's Office November
lst was Sl05.2S.
Prescriptions carefully filled at all
hours of the day or night at Steven
sons drug store.
There are few men too poor to take
THE REGISTER. Don't borrow come
in and subscribe.
Daley Bros. possess the first tax re-
ceipt issued from the county treasur-
es office this year.
Houses for rent are in constant and
steady demand. We need more house
room in this town.
Judge Kelso, attorney for the NJ: X.
& T. r. r., was attending court at
this place last week.
Those new style winter hatyare just
too awfully sweet for anything! But
sweeter far are the wearers.
w. H. Slavens and family removed
to Yates Center this week where they
will hereafter make their home.
The jury were discharged Wednes-
day to appear again Jan. 4th at an ad-
journed session of District Court.
A full line of regular Homeopathic
Medicines just received, and will be
kept constantly on hands at Scott's
For Hats, Caps, Gloves, Mittens and
Underware, come and see US.
ANDERSON & DECLUTE.
A. Gillette, a noted legal light of
Emporia, was attending to business
before the District Court this week.
No middle men. We buy our cloth
ing and Boots direct from the manu-
facturers. ANDERSON & DECLUTE.
D. d. Britton called in to ''cass" US,
Monday. Charley Smith and a lot of
others, from Usage, were in town the
same day.
We neglected to mention Miss
Blanche Gains party last week. The
young misses and their escorts had a
fine time.
Advertisers will note that this pa
per las the largest and best paying
list OF subscribers Of any paper pub
lished in the county.
Preaching at the Union school house,
two and one-hsH miles northwest Of
lola, next Sunday, l4th inst. at pm.
by d. r. Summerville.
McClure's store claims to keep the
best assortment Of goods in lola.
Judging from the amount sold last
Saturday it must be so.
Jim always gets left; thinking De-
mocYacy would win he sneaked back
into the party just in time to receive
big boost from Republican toes.
School books covered free Of charge
at Stevenson's. A large line of all
school books constantly Oh hand. Ev-
erything in the line of stationery.
Our warrented hand made boots are
made to our order and sold by none
but ourselves. They cannot be beat
en-, ANDERSON & DECLUTE.
Farmers, do not allow your stock to
commence running down. 1t impairs
the growth of young animals and di-
minishes the strength and endurance
of old ones.
Mrs. Tozer has a large stock of all
varieties of geraniums. No plants
will give better satisfaction to the am
atarr than q number of hardy free