The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-09-29

Canned mackerel at Cowan's.
Stoves at Henderson & Amrine's.
Tinware below bed rock, at the Star
grocery.
Best Hay Knives, at Henderson &
Amrine's.
Buggy tops cheap, at Henderson &
Amrine's.
Scoops, all prices, at Henderson &
Amrine's.
Car load of stoves at Henderson &
Amriue's.
Buy your coal now-it will cost more
after while.
Best stoves in Kansas at Henderson
& Amrin's.
Sheet music for ten cents, at the
Star grocery.
Judge Boyd is visiting his old Penn
sylvania home.
The best line of five cent cigars in
town at Cowan's.
Pay up that subscription account al
once and save costs.
you want good all wool yarn, &C
to the peoples store.
I Judge Talcott is holding court in
Wilson county this week.
w. P. Northrup spent several days
in Kansas City this week.
The Neosho Falls Fair is well at
tended this week from lola.
Mrs. Geo. Morris, of Lyndon, is
visiting friends at this place.
Big Durham smoking tobacco, &c
cents per pound, at Cowan's.
INCEST, best and cheapest lot OF
Toilet soaps in town at Scott's.
The black cashmere at B. T. Rod
mans can't be beat anywhere.
Mrs. Tozer has an unusually large
number of ever blooming roses.
Window glass and putty at Gillian
& Cowan's. Glass cut to order.
Donivan's Tennesseeans will proba-
bly, visit lola again this winter.
Miss Alice Collins, of Iowa, is visit
ing at r. H. Knights at present.
A. w. Beck has been shipping a
car load of flax per day this week.
Perry Vincent's little child died
Monday last, after short illness.
A very slight shower Wednesday
noon; not enough to lay the dust.
Haas remedy saves corn in fatten-
ing hogs. Try it. Sold at Scott's.
What somebody is intending to do
bothers few people just at present.
/Our town is almost depopulated-
caused by the District Fair at Neosho
Falls.
For the best line of all wool flannel
we say go to B. T. Rodman's peoples
store.
Waters & Thayer are paying $500
per ton for good bright hay for Lock-
wood.
+ Mr.. Wood has added the second
story to his residence in the west part
of town.
A good rain visited this section last
Wednesday night. 1t was badly
needed.
Mr.. Frank Wing and wife returned
Wednesday evening from their trip to
Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. lhrig entertained the
young people very satisfactorily Tues
day evening.
o. P. Northrup and brother Alt.
returned from their trip to Chicago
last Monday.
DIR. J. G. Boulson will go to St.
Louis next Monday, where he will re-
ioI d !" 1iIS.
A young man on the west side was
heard to say that "he liked grave and
gray schoolmarms."
There is not 'deadn advertisement
in the REGISTER this week. What do
you think of its support?
Let it be known that it will soon be
cool and that Henderson Il Amrine
have car of the best stoves.
The best five cent cigar in town will
be found at Stevenson's. If you don't
believe it call and try one of them.
Geo. c. Graves left last Thursday
for pleasue trip to New York City.
He is expected to return tomorrow.
Don't fail TO go and see the stacks
Of new goods at B. L. Rodman's peo-
pies store, selling cheaper than ever.
Thursday noon it commenced rain
ing again and the prospects for the
NeOshO Falls fair are gloomy eno1uh