The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-12-01
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
Pay your taxes.
Keen Kutter axes. II. & A.

| Wdlle irons az ueuucTSou " ALI
rine's.
The GOvernor-elect of Connecticut
was once a news boy in the streets Of
New York.
Picked tripe at H. Klaumann &
Co.'s.
Fifty soldiers overcoats at North
rup's.
Mr.. Ihrig has sold his interest In the
meat market to his partner, Mr.. Han
kins, " no will continue the business.
If you want safe and durable
chimney, call Oh Henderson & Amrine.
Prepared mince meat at Klaumann's.
Fine garnet sets at Powell's only
Sl4.5O each.
The bond election on Tuesday passed
off very quietly, resulting i'm favor of
the bonds by vote of 1913 to 1O5.
New Jewelry just received at Pow
ellis.
A new line of box papetrie at Smyth
& Aliens.
The new buildings on the north side
are all enclosed, and plastering is gp-
ing on briskly.
If you want a fine garnet ring go to
Poweli's.
Fresh oysters constantly OH hand at
Jnhn Rats.
Dyspepsia, the bug-bear of epicure-
ons, will be relieved by Browns Iron
Bitters.
Rodgers best table knives only
1925 per set at POwELL's
Monroe Goforth was up from Girard
a few days this week.
The most complete line of gloves
and underwear at Northrup's.
Prepared German mustard, at Klau
mann's.
Mrs. j. w. Scott is expected home
this evening or tomorrow from an ex-
tended visit in Indiana and Missouri.
Grain sacks, % cents at Northrup's.
Latest styles casters ut Powell's
from Si.00 to Sc. 80.
Save SO per cent by buying your tim
ware at the Star Grocery.
Drs. Hendricks and French have
formed a partnership, and have their
office over Thomas saddlery. They
make a strong firm.
John Raft has nice crisp celery al
ways on hand.
Ladies' and gents solid g old watch
es at Powell's.
Navigation is still open on the Neo-
sho and Capt. Myers makes regular
daily trips with his steamer, supply
ing the city with sand and wood.
California dried pears at Klaumann's.
Go to Northrup's for carpets.
See those new stiff hats at North
rup's.
Waters & Thayer are buying hay
for Lockwood, and will pay three dol
lars per ton for good article.
The cold snap of the past few days
has brought a cheerful look to the
faces of our clothing men.
For an az or pocket knife, be sure
| to 90 to Henderson & Amrine's.
Mr.. John Buchanan, an old lola boy
is here from Iowa. We understand he
will make his home here.
Bryan, Brown shoe company'ss shoes,
the best made at McClure's.
o. Z. Leonard formerly of Allen
County, now of Colorado, is visiting
in this county this week.
Carpet sweepers at Henderson &
Amrine's.
R. H. Knight has moved his law
office into the room in the rear of Stew
enson's drug store, formerly occupied
as study by Rev. Mr.. Miller.
Don't for the best stoves in the Kan
sas market at the live hardware of H.
& A.
The regular monthly meeting of Nc
Cook Post G. A. r. will be held at Odd
Fellows Hall next Saturday night, at
which time officers will be elected for
the year 1883.
Mcclure has big lot of overcoats at
bottom prices. Hoods, nubias and
scarfs at McClure's
The right man is found for the man
agement of the cemetery grounds.
Thomas Langley understands thor
oughly the art of keeping things in
order, and the transformation in the
cemetery is gratifying indeed.
The largest stock, the lowest prices
at McClure's.
We have just received new line of
Fosters patent hook kid gloves at
% per pair. Also good three but
toned kid gloves for so cents. o. P.
Northrup & Co.
Dyspepsia, heart burr, nausea, indi-
gestion, ETC., are always relieved by
Browns Iron Bitters.
VIM. Buchanan can be found at the
old stand, three doors south of the