The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-12-19
Cream tafy at Rucker's.

Go to McClure's and see his stock o
boots. That $40 boot can't be beat
for the money.
Born-In Coquille City, Oregon
Dec. 4th, to the wife of Chas. S. True
twins, daughter and son.
Ifyou don't see the toys you want
at Aliens, ask for them. He has
''dead coolies" of them stuck away un-
der the counters.
From now TIL Jan. LIST, 1885, is the
time to buy goods cheap at Powel's.
Don't only read this, but get his pric-
es before buying.
Now is the time to buy an overcoat.
We ill give you the same cut that
we usually give in the spring. An.
derson & DeClute.
The drawing for the albums and toi-
let set offered by A. o. Allen will
take place at the Post Office Saturday
evening at s o'clock.
Ifyou want to give Lauck back Or
ders, for pictures from negatives now
in his possession, you must give the or
der before Christmas.
Mrs. J. d. Greason is chairman of
the committee on entertainments for
fair week, and something good may be
expected for each evening.
A horse belonging to Mr.. A. S.
Chase has gone totally blind this week
from exposure it is thought, in the
storm week ago Tuesday.
If you want a suit of clothes, go to
McClures. He has the very latest
styles, and can suit the most fastidious
in taste at bedrock prices.
Correspondents will please send in
their communications not later than
Tuesday of next week, as we go to
press Wednesday afternoon.
Our stock of groceries and drugs are
clean, fresh and pure. Come and see
us. Sam keeps good fires and sweeps
at least once week. Cowan & Marsh.
A number of our young folks had in
tended going to ball at Moran last
Tuesday night, but that message from
Manitoba made them change their
minds.
We buy goods for "spot cash." pay
ing nothing for rent or clerk hire, steal
our coal and do business for the fun of
it. We can afford to sell cheap. Cow
an & Marsh.
We have on hand 574 ladies' and
gents suits of underwear, white and
colored, and they must be sold, got to
be sold, and Uill be sold if prices will
do it. B. Il. Rodman.
The G.. A. r. buggy is finished and
may now be seen at the Carriage
Works. 1t is whole garden of daises
and the man that holds the lucky
is to be envied.
Invitations are out for Grand
at the skating rink next
Tuesday night. All the arrange
ments have been made and it promis-
es to be very pleasant affair.
If you wish a nice Christmas pres
ent fer your wife, daughter or sweet |
heart, you can find it in those seal,
plush or brocaded silk cloaks at Me-
Clure's; he is selling them at cost.
The DAILY REGISTER will be Illus
rated by Our Own Artist, specially |
for the work at a perfectly EN-
,rmous salary. We are bound to be
next week, regardless of
expense.
You can save from 10 to 80 per cent
)y buying your groceries at Richards |
bad accounts for you to pay, and can
who sell on time.
In honor of Christmas and New
Years day, THE REGISTER will be
published on Thursday of next week
md the week following. Correspond
ents and advertisers will govern them
selves accordingly.
\ large number of valuable new
books have been ordered for the city |
library. The ladies have kindly fur
nished US the list, which we will pub
lish next week, being unable to find |
room for it in this issue.
On the maxim that it is better late |
than never,we venture to note that the
time of the preaching service at the
Presbyterian church has been chang
ed to 1880 a. m. and the time of Sun
day School to O'Clock p. m.
Christmas candles at Fuckers.
Under Mrs. Greason's leadership
there will be an "entire change of pro-
granme each evening"" as the travel
ing troupes would say, at the Opera
House during Fair week. You can't
afford to stay away even SO much as
once.
Scott & Son haven't made much of
fuss about their holiday goods, bu:
they have nevertheless..received very
large stock of the most attractive and
ingenious toys. Call and examine
them before laying in your Christmas
supply.
From the number OF ''eotton tails"
in the market, it is fair to presume
that the average sportsman agrees
with Brother Gardner, that it don't
pay to ''let go Oh de rabbit in your
hand to foller up a postum track three