The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-12-04

For sale at once. A coed sewing
machine and a gasoline stove. Ask C..
Amrine.
That new wagon of Klauman's is a
dandy, testifying as much to his enter
Of the builders, Knapp & Hartman.
Our Elsmore correspondent wants to
know why one has to pay 50 cents for
book in Humboldt that can be got in
lola for As cents. Echo answers, why :?
16O acre farm for sale one-half mile
east of lola for So, 200, 81 200 cash, bal
ance in two years with nine per cent.
interest. Inquire of D. w. Bostwick.
Richards & Henderson have large
stock of cutlery on hand, which they
will sell at actual cost, as they desire
to close out that line of their business.
We do not publish any clubbing list,
but we can furnish any publication in
the United States in connection with
the REGISTER at greatly reduced rates.
The Interstate declares with loud
voice this week that sit is for Acers."
A very good sign that Mr.. Acers is dis
The s. s. concert at the NJ. E. church
last Sunday night was highly success
full, and proved such an attraction that
the other churches were left with hard
ly a quorum.
When sinners entice thee, tell them
you will see them later, but don't put
off any later the purchase of one of
those elegant heaters to be found at the
Live Hardware.
1t is not all of life to live, but large
portion of it may be worth living by
buying a Live Oak or q live Acorn
cook or heater, at the Live Hardware,
at living prices.
We are handling the Eureka flour,
and have determined to retail flour at
wholesale prices. Onr flour is first
class. Price Sl.25 and S1.35 per sack.
Hankins & Patterson.
A private letter from Judd Bush in
forms us that the libel suit, to which
we referred some time ago, has been
withdrawn. We kind "a felt it in our
bones that Judd would come out ahead.
Treasurer Hayward says that he has
issued 200 more tax receipts so far this
year, than he had done up to the same
date last year. He adds, however,
that more taxpayers are paying only
half their taxes.
David Hershberger will sell at auc-
ton, at Wright's corner, in lola, at 2
p. m. tomorrow saturday., COM
plete outfit of household and kitchen
furniture and one wagon. Terms cash.
Frank Adams auctioneer.
Since our last issue marriage licenses
have been issued to the following par
ties: Albert Riggs and Nettie Lamun-
Won, William Culbertson and Ida J.
Avery, Oscar G. Brett and Jennie NJ.
Mcknight, all of Allen county.
The fact that flour can be bought in
lola forty cents per hundred less than
in any other town in the county, is only
an instance of the bargains that can
be secured here in every other line of
goods. lola is the place to do your
trading.
We hope our country readers have
noticed that lola merchants and mill
men are selling flour at 10 cents on the |
hundred less than the same grades can
be bought for in any other town in the
county. This is difference enough to |
pay for several miles of travel.
Another chapter in the terrible trag-
edy that was begun here q week ago
last Monday night. was ended at Fort
Scott last Saturday, by the cOnsign-
ment of Mrs. A. A. Earl, wife of the |
man who was murdered, to the State |
Insane Asylum, - hopeless maniac. |