The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-12-15
LOCAL ITEMS.


Go to Northrup's for kid gloves.
DIR. DeMoss was up this week to see
Mr.. Jacob Ladd.
Bring in your wood on subscription to
the REGISTER.
The Dramatic club is industriously
engaged in rehearsals.
Christmas slippers at Northrup's.
BUY your wife one of those silk
dress patterns at Northrup's.
New line of ladies neck wear and
silk handkerchiefs at Northrup's.
At Powell's is the place to buy your
holiday goods.
Fine garnet rings aud sets at Pow
ELLIS.
Goto Powell's to buy your silverware
A. You want bargains.
A limited quantity of good fire wood
will be taken on subscriptions at this
Office.
Mr.. J. P. #. Flock and family leave
for two months visit in Ma .yland
next week.
If you want to know what has
been going on all over the county du-
ring the past week, read our supple
ment.
The finest assortment of chains,
bracelets, Roman gold and other
styles ever brought to lola can be
found at Powell's jewely store.
A military company is being talk ed
up. There is abundant material here,
and with Capt. Slower at the head it
would be a success.
The impersonator Of Farmer Dalton
received the most delicate compliment
pf all in the remark that he only need
ed to cover up his face to be good look
ing,
Our advertisers demand considera-
bic space this week, but the REGISTER
comes to the front just the same with
more solid reading matter than any
other paper in Southern Kansas.
IF all the entertainments now talked
OF are to be given during the holidays,
you had better be saving up your APP
petite and your money.
The Presbyterian girls are going to
give the "Peak Family" an intensely
amusing concert farce, at their festi-
val, Friday evening the 10Th. Don't
forget it.
We understand that the fine street
scene used in the Spy of Atlanta was
purchased from Mr. Dobbs, and that
an entertainment will be given soon to
defray the expense.
Having sold as many goods this fall
up to the present time as We expected
to sell by the first of January, will
give.our customers the benefit of most
of the profits from now 70 Jan. lst.
Give us call and be con WINGED. J..
w, Mcclure.
a somewhat extended notice of Miss
Dodson's reading is crowded out this
week. We have some pet theories on
the subject, and some pet objections to
the elocution of the schools, and we
will ask indulgence to publish the ar
ticle next week.
At the last monthly meeting Of
McCook Post G.. A. R. the following
officers were elected for 1888 i. NJ.
Sawyer, p. c.; &. NJ. Simpson. 8. ";
ID. d. Robinson J. v c.; f. Richard
son, Chaplain; John Mcdonald, Q. NJ;
Jas. Burns, o. D.; ID. Hutton, o. e.;
J. W.:.Scott, Post Surgeon.
The New Orleans Minstrels are
billed for the opera house next Tues
day night. We know nothing about
them personally, having never seen
their performance, but the press of the
State speaks well of them and we have
no tonbt they deserve full house.
The mins' rels are coming next week,
but Powell thinks that even after they
are gone there will be money enough
left in toYn for every one TO buy holt
day presents. If good workmanship,
fine goods and gentlemanly treatment
are any attraction to customers, Pow
ell. the Jewelet, will get his',share.
The holidays are near at hand and if
you want to send the compliments of
the season" to any of your friends re-
member that we have the finest as
sortment of cards in the county and
can get them up in the best style.
We call special attention this week
to our market report. 1t is our inten-
fion hereafter to continue the plan
adopted In this issue and by giving
each week ? careful statement of the
condition Of trade. together with accu-
rate quotations, we hope to make this
feature of the REGIsrER Of special
yalge 20 our county readers. !