The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-11-23

We have the largest line of under
wear in lola. Northrup Il Co.
We are now ready to buy and grint
your corn at Moran. A. w. Beck.
Seventy-five styles in gents glove.
aud mittens at Northrup's.
Farmers would do well to see Roder
lex & Lawrence, before selling theil
corn.
Coal and sand for sale at the Wichi
ia depot as cheap as any place in town
by A. Popkiss.
! Lee Rucker makes his candies.
The Giesecke boot still keeps its rec
ord as being the best boot made. An.
lderson & DeClute.
!. Beatty Bros. shipped another fine
parlor suit to Geo. Mclaughlin, Mo-
ran, Monday.
FOR SAFETY USE IT'S TEST
COAL OIL. SOLD ONLY BY GOOD.
HUE & EVANS.
Remember that at the live hardware,
they take special pains to keep first
class tine Of cutlery.
The best place i'm Allen county to
trade is at Northrup's. They have the
largest stock to select from.
| We have the finest line of under
wear i'm the city and as low as the low
est. Anderson & DeClute.
VIII. Richards moved into his new
house last week. Judge Allison takes
possession of his old one.
| We have made arrangements to re-
vive the DAILY REGISTER during the
G. A. r. fair holiday week.
Ifyou want to buy present that
will be appreciated, go to Beatty Bros.
and get one of those fine chairs.
When you want to geta present that
will be useful as well as ornamental,
60 to I. NJ. Bartels, OH the west side.
will sell all kinds of goods in my
line, cheaper than any one else in the
county and don't forget it,. c. A.
Steele.
Removal! B. T. Rodman will move
i'm the new stone front store. of HI. l..
Henderson's.. next to COwan's, by the
first of December.
Do not buy an oyercoat until you
have seen our line. Ten per cent. dis
count for the next thirty days. o. p.
NOrthrup & Co.
. Thanksgiving services will be held
in the Presbyterian church, at IL a. m.
Elder Webb of the Baptist church,
will 6aliyar the iiseoursp
We have always on hand a large
supply of Cherokee coal, at the Wich-
ita depot. Please call and examine
and get prices. A. Popkiss.
Northrup and Co, are making hig
cut on clothing. Ten per cent. dis
count on all clothing sold for cash
within the next. thirty days.
Northrup & Co. say that they never
had such a trade as they had last
Saturday. Advertising a ten per |
cent. reduction did the business.
We know on overcoats and heavy
suitings We are from ten to fifteen per
cent. lower than other dealers in the
county. Anderson e. DeClute.
In order to give the boys q good
chance to digest their Thanks giving
dinner, the REGISTER will be issued
Oh Thursday morning of next week.
The finest stock of silver ware ever
brought to the city at Powell's. An
invitation is extended to all To call and
examine my goods before purchasing.
Call at Miss Willett's and see the
fashionable colors, chestnut brown, gol-
den brown, fawn, stone, bitumen, and |
i'm tile new millinery goods.
7. NJ Bartels is getting things |
s haped up in good style on the west !
side, and when you want to see nice |
store and get good goods too, call on
him.
We doubt if any town in Southern
Kansas can show as elegant stock of |
furniture as can be fonnd at Beatty |
Bros, and prices are down to the bot
tom.
Coming. Best of the season. Blind
Boone, pianist, the musical prodigy of
the 18th century. At the Opera House
Friday and Saturday, Now, 30th, and
Dec. LIST.
The Old Vet. and that EX-Ander-
sonville prisoner will ever be found at
the post to give you the cleanest and
best shave in the city. Opposite City
Hall doors.
J. H. F. forgot one Of his girls We'd
nesday night when he started from the
party. Fact. Wasn't so bad, though,
as some other fellows who forgot to
start with any. |,
Wait! Wait! Wait! Please wait,
until remove my stock of dry goods
% the new store, and will open a car
Dad of new Christmas goods, cheaper
that ever. b. friedman.
Mrs. Ella Whitaker wishes to an
lonnce to the ladies of lola that she is
low prepared to do dress making and
,lain sewing of all kinds. Second
ioor east of southern depot. 4,
We had the pleasure of a visit, with
Prof. Olin, to all the departments of
he public schools last Tuesday, and
ound everything moving well
We have good school
md no mistake.
1t has been rumored by some of my
that l will make higher
,rices on goods when 1 move to the {
lew store. positively assert my ex- i,
,enses will not increase by the remov- {
i. B. T. Rodman. I
Go to church next Thursday and |,
i've thanks for one of the most pros
,erous years lola has ever had.
Sheriff Worst took +. w. Grantham {
o the penitentiary last Tuesday. q
goes up for six years-five {
Dr the forgery for which he was con- I