The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-12-21

Come and zee eur holiday goods
Goodhne 4 Evans.
That show case ut Beatty Bros. Is
bric-o-6roc TO good advantage.
All persons knowing themselve
indebted to J. ]. Casmire on accoun
or note past due will please call an,
settle at once.
Miss Anna Bryte, a niece Of Mr.
Robert Cook is at Mr.. Cooks, and will
: be valuable addition to our sOciet,
this winter.
That slaughter in prices at G. A
Steele's is the talk of the town. Yol
had better get what you want soon .
1t will be gone.
New York buckwheat and Vernon
syrup, Missouri pickles and Florid;
oranges, Ohio cheese and Kansas pOta
toes, ut the Star Grocery.
: Smith & Allen still have an immens,
stock Of toys and holiday goods of all
kinds on hand. Don't faIl To call OF
them before Christmas.
We have always OH hand large
supply of Cherokee coal, at the Wich.
tia depot. Please call and examine
and get prices. A. Popkiss.
Several parties INDUCED in the lux
ury (?) of wolf hunt last Monday. II
is almost needless to state that the
wolf still wears his scalp.
We know on Overcoats and heavy
suitings we are from ten to fifteen per
cent. lower than other dealers in the
county. Anderson & DeClute.
Look on our outside page for addi-
tional local matter. Parties interested
i'm the Richards judgment will find
there a correct list Of the lands.
Remember when you want coal that
Lawrence & Worst will not be under
sold. They deliver Wier City coal to
any part of the city for 16 cents.
Y Tickets are selling at lively rate for
the grand drawing at the fair next
week. Better get your supply before
they are all gone. Slower will furnish
them.
The Dramatic Club is indebted to
Mr.. Jas. Cregar for the gift Of an ele-
CANT plug" hat. If the Club keeps
on accommodating it will soon have
quite an array of properties"
Bartels asks us to notify cracksmen
that that new safe OF his will be left
unlocked and they needn't take the
trouble to break 1t open when they,
want to look over his cash account.
Any persons knowing themselves
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note past due, must call and settle by
Jan. LIST, or the accounts will be put In
the hands Of collector. A. w. Beck.
Young men or ladies who wish to
take business course, learn tele-
graphy or shorthand, should investi-
gate the advantages of the Fort Scott
Commercial College, Fort Scott, Kan
sas. Sta
w. H. Ling will sell al auction OH
Saturday, December %, all the furni-
ture aud fixtures of the New York
House, together with milch COW and
three hogs. See haud bills from this
OfIic..
We have been shown q lot OF as
handsome silverware as one could
wish to see, sold 10y G.. A. Steele to
various parties here. Somebody is 60
ing To have some elegant Christmas
presents.
II ctWoys pays one TO bUy useful
presents. AtMe Lipe Xurd,cure then
make speciality Of uscjut things.
They hare .just received az elegant
stock ofbird cages and cutlery. Look
tOhcn yOu pass &
Mrs. jas. Simpson has just received
Il large and elegant line of millinery
goods, to which she invites the atten-
ton of the ladies. She has all the lat
est full styles and will guarantee salts
faction to those dealing with her.
For the benefit of the readers of this
parer who do not already know that
tine Peerless flour is kept to the high
est standard of excellence, we would
say that such is the case, while the
price is no higher than second rate.
THAT G.. A. r. piano" is now at
Young d Clark's store. We had
the pleasure Of trying it the other day,
aud in our Judgment it is an exceeding
ly fine toned instrument. Mrs. StO-
ver's elegant piano spread sets it off
nicely.
Z The young ladies are anxious to
know what young gentlemen will
keep open house on New Years day.
The REGISTER hopes the young men
will respond TO the call bravely and
will publish the list next week free of
charge.
All the money in the world is of no
value to you unless you have health
and strength. DR.. Jackson's famous
Root and Herb Cordial will make you
healthy, strong and vigorous, vitalize,
purify and enrich your blood. Sold by
Goodhue & Evans.
Why can we sell lower than our
competitors? Because we handle only
mems and boys goods; therefore give
that line all our attention, buying
with more care and fur less money
than merchants with mixed stocks.
Anderson.& DeClute.
Protracted meetings have been held
at the Baptist church for the past two
weeks. They are spoken of as most
pleasant and profitable, and will
doubtless result In much good. Rev.
Mr.. Webb is gaining a strong hold
upon the affection and confidence of
the people.
Anna Turkettle, now a lone widow
in Vineland, n. J., earnestly desires
to hear from her long absent son, Fred |
erick SINNERS. Will editors in Kan
sas please copy.
The G. A. r. committee have been
working like beavers this week and il |
you want to zee the result of their la |
h0rs attend the Fair at the Onera