The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-06-26

Oil1ee.
California canned goods % cents
can at Sprouts.
Get box of cream at Rucker's a
you go to supper.
Leroy Happersett had charge of tn
Piqua station few days ago i'm tn
absence of the regular agent.
Farmers have been selling thei
hogs very freely of late, and stockmer
report the supply for shipment pretty
well exhausted.
Second hand cultivators, threshers
wagons, engines, well drills, corn shell
ers, and many other articles for trade
or sale, at ~. w. Beck's.
The lectures given by Sauahbrah OF
Monday and Tuesday evenings were
well attended, and were very enter
tanning and instructive.
Those wishing to furnish board OF
rooms to Normal students are request
ed to leave their names at the Super
intendent's office at once.
Go to DIR. S. ToZer, our old reliable
dentist, and get your teeth extracted,
absolutely without pain, by the use OF
the safest anasthetic known.
The accounts of Kreuter & Kruger
have been left at the old stand and all
those indebted are requested to call
at once and settle by cash or note.
We are indebted to r. B. Whitaker
for Barber county papers. We see by
advertisements therein that our friend
is attorney for the Sharon Town Co.
The Spooner collar took the first
prize at the New Orleans Exposition
last week. w. L. Bartels is the ex-
elusive agent for these collars in lola.
A package of National Yeast con-
tains twelve cakes, and will make
loaves of bread. 1t is the
best and cheapest yeast in the world
DR.. Lafary is both filling and ex-
tracing teeth absolutely without pain,
by the use of the well tried vitalized
air, known to be the safest an8sthetic
in existence.
Crigler & Coblentz will sell every.
thing in the harness line cheaper for
cash during the next thirty days than
any other house in Allen county. Fly
nets a specially.
We buy more goods i'm our line than
all the other merchants in Chanute,
lola and Humboldt combined. Hy-
singer & hal.-AdUertiseDlen
in Humboldt Union.
Nevertheless two of the merchant 8
of lola, alone, pay taxes on $1,000
more merchandise than III. & r. do.
There are going to be two or three
picnics in the county on the Fourth,
but so far as we can learn, the only
genuine old fashioned celebration, with
fire works and all that, will be at lola.
Miss Thornber wishes to close out
her summer millinery lin order to
make room for fall goods, so offers
special inducements to purchasers for
the next two weeks. BE sure to call
)n her.
1t occurs to US that the jury in the
case has rather sat down on
he 5elligerent editor of the Inter State
who filled his paper last December
With so much lurid talk about this
red handed murderer"
We are requested to remind those
the Presbyterian Sunday
school that the lesson for Sunday
is temperance lesson taken
rom Daniel SIP. The regular quar-
erly review will be conducted at
hight.
Gen. Black may be bigger man
than Gen. Caldwell, but we would
rather advertise Gen. Caldwell and
lave him, than to advertise Gen.
Black and not have him. Wonder
Why our committee didn't advertise
Blaine?
The Herald is mistaken about leila
her offer to the Moran band.
We offered them in the first place as
much as we could afford-more than
hey are to get on Usage we understand
md when they declined of course that
,nded it.
Horville's grove, where our celebra-
ion is to be held, is in splendid condi-
ion, and two good wells have been dug
o supply water. Visitors to lola on
he Fourth. will find every arrange
nent made for their pleasure and con-
Tenience.
The ladies of the Christian church
AVE purchased stand on the Fourth
# July grounds and on that day will
lave everything to eat that is in the
market and cordially invite one and
III to help them out in their undertake
ng by share of their patronage. /,
Any one who has never seen what
ilk worms can do in Kansas, can sat-
sly their curiosity by calling at this
ffice, where he can be shown a splen-
lid collection of cocoons. They were
indy presented to US by Mrs. NJ. S.
henderson, of Deer Creek, who has
cultivated silk for sever
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