The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-02

Prices away down, at McCarty's
ljewelry store. A fine open face watcf
for $3.50, always sold before at SO.
! We still handle that hand made
boot, every pair warranted.
/ ANDERSON & DECLTTE.
The climax and fern soaps are. the
best and cheapest in town at
J.W. KEsTERsoN's.
Lamps from Is cents to $3.50 each
Best Flour 500 per sack; Good Broom
for 20 cents.-at COwAN's,
We are over-stOcked in Overcoats
and are giving bottom prices.
ANDERSON & DECLUTE.
Chas. Often has received upwards
of 500 pounds of the finest Christmas
candies. in the market, which will be
sold cheap.
The Presbyterian Sabbath-school
have engaged the Opera Hall for a
Christmas tree on Christmas eve, from
to s o'clock.
Miss Cynthia Willett is receiving
new millinery goods all the time. La.
test styles in bonnets, hats and chill
dren's goods. Call and examine.
Lost, on or about the 14th of NOvem-
Der, in lola, a pocket book containing
$40. A liberal reward will be paid the
finder for returning at this office.
New Currants, fresh Mince Meat.
| Apple-butter, Cranberries, Buckwheat
flour, Maple Syrup, &C. at
J. w. KEsTERsON's.
lola is growing quite metropolitan
| fromthe number of street auctiOneers
and peddlers that make day and night
seem like hideOus dream-sOme days.
A pleasant time is anticipated by
those invited to the Eastern Star Ball
this evening. A magnificent collation.
will be served and good music is ex-
pected.
Mason & Morgan's "Uncle TOMS
Cabin" is highly spoken of by the
press wherever they have been. 1t is
said they beat anything in thot line on
the road.
The work on the Presbyterian
Church is not yet completed. The
building can not be occupied next
Sabbath as the paint will not be suf-
ficiently dry.
| Just received at Stevenson's, the
finest stock, largest assortment and
lowest prices in wall paper. For bar
gains, call at once and select from a
superb stock.
A large pile of flag stone near the
Leland Hotel means that w. H. Rich
ards will put down an excellent stone
walk OH his lots across the street from
the court house.
Fine weather has permitted the
building boom to be pushed right
along. Should we have pleasant,
open winter many new houses will be
built before spring.
The REGISTER would suggest to our
dealers in holiday goods that now is
the time to begin advertising their
wares in this paper. Let people know
what bargains you have,to offer them.
We have received large supply of
new type direct from the foundry
which we shall be pleased to use in
printing stylish job work for our
friends. Call and see samples of work.
Winter is the happy season when
marrying is the leading social indus
try, and we have some Of the finest
wedding stationery in the market,
which will be furnished at very low
rates.
H. M. Miller is having fine six
hundred dollar hearse built for the ac-
cOmmodation of those who may desire
to patronize him i'm that line. George
Burris is doing the wood and iron
work.
The Presbyterian congregation will
have no service in the forenoon of next
Sabbath. The Sunday-school will
meet in the afternoon at o'clock, and
preaching in the evening at the Court
House.
The cut on flour at lola has been a
big advertisement for the town, and
has caused big traffic in that article.
When staple sells for less than cost
advantage is generally taken of the
situation.
The Ladies' Social Society of the
Presbyterian Church have engaged
the Opera Hall for festival on Christ
mas eve, after the close of the. Christ.
mas tree entertainment. All are cor
daily invited.
A package Of neat calling cards,
with or without case would make
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