The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-12-15
Sweet cider at Longs.

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Wax dolls at half price at Northrup's
Best syrup, go cents at Cowan's.
Buy a set of knives and forks at
Longs.
Don't forget the library meeting to-
morrow night.
A. c. Boyle has been engaged ia
court at Neodesha this week.
Mr.. Heath and wife will spend the
winter with friends at Piqua, Ohio.
The best stock of canned goods in
southern Kansas at Longs.
Bulk and canned preserves at
Longs.
A new invoice of holiday goods just
received at the New York Store.
Remember that Henderson q. Am
rine hare anything you need for Dutch
ering.
The high school literary has its open
door meeting tonight. All are invit-
ed.
The railroads here cannot furnish
enough cars to supply the demand for
moving crops and stock.
Henderson & Amrine are Offering
some splendid bargains or stores for
cash.
Long has the large6ss assortment of
china, glass and queensware and sells
lower than any house in lola.
Mr.. &. q. Null, of Carlyle, has re-
turned from an extended visit i'm In
diana.
Elder Martin, of the Christian
Church, will preach at the court house
Saturday night and Sabbath morning.
There are many useful articles at
Henderson d dmrine's that UOdtd
make nice Christmas presents.
Mr.. John Gilkerson, of Carlyle, re-
turned from a four weeks visit TO
Hoosier last week. He has had a
capital time.
Mr.. w. +. Young, an old Allen
county boy, called on us Wednesday.
He is here on business from West Las
Animos, Colorado.
The neU sign that reads Henderson
e. Amrine, ,oiii shop goa ,Ohere yOu
can do the best on hardware, st0Ues,
ETC., etc.
The REGISTER goes To press Thurs
day afternoon, and it would he a great
accommodation if marriage, births,
deaths, etc. were arranged with
reference to that date.
We promised a Washington letter
this week. 1t came 10 hand all right,
but was carelessly mislaid and lost.
We hope for forgiveness, and another
letter as interesting as the one mis-
placed.
Mr.. c. II. Miller, assistant engineer
of the N, T., l. & NJ. railroad. was in
town over Sunday with 3. ]. Cowan.
He says that work on the road this
side of Walnut will begin soon, and
that it will be pushed to Topeka as
rapidly as possible.
Miss Alice Hartley left on Wednes-
day for Ohio, where she will spend the
winter with relatives and friends. She
will be greatly missed by our young
folks, and in musical circles. She is
one of our most capable musicians, al
ways prompt and ready to do her
part. While regretting her Temporal
~ loss, we are glad of her opportunity
for recreation, and wish her Il pleas
ant winter.
Please remember! If you want to
buy a Christmas present for your bet
ter half, for your daughter or your
sweetheart, cloak or a dolman, a
a fine lace collar, scarf, a hood, or a
nice pair of blankts cheaper than you
can buy elsewhere, go to b. T. Rod
mans Peoples Store. This is no hum
bug. but fact. Rather than keep
over winter goods, will sell them
now at a great reduction in prices.
When Charlie Dalton in the "Spy
of A tlanta," went 10 shoot st. Clair,
on Thursday evening, the musket
missed fire. Dobbs died as hard as he
could under the circumstances
''of heart disease" Schneider said.
But Albert didn't propose to have his
man die of heart disease twice, and so
on Saturday night, when the musket
went back on him again, he cried out
i'm stentorian tones to the man at his
side, "Give me gun!r' ana finished
up his victim in good style, many CT
the audience not suspecting but that
the programme was strictly carried
out.