The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-11-06

just received an invoice of the cele.
brated "COmmon Sense Truss" The
best thing of the kind in the market.
Scott & Son.
Northrup's picture gallery is rath-
er prominent feature of this issue OF
the REGISTER, and there is nothing
"bogus" about it either.
Cummings Il Jones have moved their
office to rooms over the Post Office
which they will hereafter occupy
jointly with John Gordon.
We have received large lot of Ger
man mirror plates of all sizes, and can
replace your broken mirrors ut very
low price. Patterson Bros.
Attendants upon court will find
pleasant quarters, courteous treatment
and good table, all ut reasonable pri-
ces, at Williams restaurant.
Mrs. Simpson has brought on very
large stock of ribbons, feathers, hair
goods and all kinds of trimmings,
which she is selling very cheap.
Geo. w. Lyle and Amanda Buck
ingham; Il. s. Rice and Winnie Dell
Tremaine, all of Allen county, were
granted leave to marry this week.
Mr.. James Hewitt, living some two
miles southeast of town, has bought
Mr.. Hershberger's interest in the liv-
cry stable, and will move into town.
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.
j. Casmire the pioneer hardware
man of lola, was in town Monday.
"Jake'' is one of the solid men of our
neighboring town on the north Union.
We have just received IN elegant
line of villa and library lamps, cheaper
than ever before. Call and see them.
Scott & Son.
The Brosier property on the north
side of the square has been traded to
st. Louis parties for property in the
latter city, and the family has moved
to that place.
The Horticultural Exhibit tomorrow
will doubtless be the finest yet shown,
as O number of prizes have been offer.
ed and the Hendricks store room secur-
ed for the display.
The spelling match between a num-
Der of the ladies of the Library Asso-
citation and an equal number Of gen.
tlemen at large, will take place at the
Opera House tonight. Admission ten
cents.
If you are still in doubt as to wheth-
er or not lola is the best place in the
county to trade, read our last page.
We expect to keep hammering away
at this thing till you can't help but be-
lieve it.
Henry Evarts is clerking for G. w.
like at Carlyle. He had his furniture
taken away from the New York House
yesterday, to the residence of VIM.
Davis, Carlyle, part Of which he will
occupy temporarily. The New York
house il left without an occupant.
Last month was a quiet one, but
The REGISTER added fifteen new
n6Ines to its subscription list "allee
samee." The fact that all of them
came In of their own accord without
being solicited shows that THE REG
lister is its own best can vasser.
Thursday November 18th, August
III. Schmidt will sell at his farm five
miles east of lola, Z calves, II COWS, 2
brood mares, span Of mules, hogs, and
other stock farming implements and
household furniture. For terms aud
particulars see bills from this Office.
Many of the lola friends of Charley
Price will be pleased to learn that he
has recently been made superintendent
of the Baltimore 4 Ohio telegraph