The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-12-24
% pounds dried apples for
90 at KIaumann's.

% pounds dried apples foI
81 90 at Klaumann's.
Miss Lillian Wigs, of Lawrence
will spend the holidays with her par
ents.
w. Fl. Richards returned Saturday
from his attendance upon court in To
peka.
The best brands bulk oysters ant
celery always on hand at The Nicke
Plate.
Finest Christmas beef in the marke
at Kreuter & Krueger's. Something
extra.
There will be Christmas entertain
ments for all the Sunday Schools this
evening.
Come to US for abstracts, land, lots
houses, loans or insurance. Cummings
4 Jones.
You can trade a COW for cook steve
or barb wire, to D. Ewart, at the Live
Hardware.
First class town property to trade
for q good farm or unimprOved lands
A. w. Beck.
I don't expect to please my COMPETE
tors the way I am selling goods now.
B. T. ROdman.
We mean business and are going to
close out our immense line of stoves at
cost J. J. Casmire & Co.
Richard & Henderson have received
carload of northern potatoes and can
give special prices on 10 bushel lots.
{ Schuyler Brewster and Fred Funs-
ton are home from the University fol-
their Christmas vacation of two weeks,
Congressman Morrison, of Illinois,
is again horizontal" the House hav-
ing refused to consider his tariff bill.
Necklaces, scarf pins, shawl pins,
Jersey pins, charms, watch chains, cuff
buttons, bracelets and ear drops at Lef-
f1er's.
Why buy school books in Humboldt
when you can get them from 20 to 40
per cent cheaper in lola at Goodhue &
Evans.
Don't buy your Christmas presents
until you have examined the Few
jewelry and silver ware just received
by Powell.
Don't fail to hear Prof. McGurk at
the Carlyle Presbyterian Church Dec.
90. Come out and be entertained, in
structed and amused.
The REGISTER Office printed this
week some handsome Certificates of
Stock for the Southern Kansas In
vestment Company"
Powell has received a LOT of new and
elegant jewelry, including bracelets,
brooches, pins, rings, etc., just the
thing for Christmas.
FOR SALE: Dry cord and stove
wood, delivered to any part of town
free of charge. Apply either to J. r.
Crigler or Alb. Marsh.
All those indebted to Mcclure Bros.
or to J. w. Mcclure are requested to
call and settle either by cash or note
between now and Jan. l.
The Interstate is nearly as hard on
figures as it is on grammar. It adds
$50, and 500 and SIS together and
finds the sum to be 28,O25.
Atchison Live Stock Insurance Co.,
insures horses, mules, jacks and cattle,
against death from any cause. D. E..
Williams, Agent lola, Kansas.
We defy competition in stoves, we
buy our stoves from the factory and
for cash. We are closing out at cost.
Come and see. J. J. Casmire & Co.
re ,,o,, h.ro n on;rhIo, ,vho ;o MT
taking the REGISTER, show him this
number, supplement and. all, and let
him know how much he has missed.
Ifyou want to hear your Hiber-
MAN and Teutonic brothers relate
their experiences, come out to the Car
lyle Presbyterian Church Wednesday
night Dec. q.
LETTER the jeweler has the largest
stock of Christmas presents in the way
of watches, clocks, jewelry and silver
ware ever brought to the county, come
and see. P. o.
Married Dec. 21st, at the Baptist par
sOnage in this city, by Rev. Chas. n.
II. Moore, John Miiligan to Miss Lucy
G.. Beatty, both Of Piqua, Woodson
county, Kansas.
Every body is invited to call at The
Nickel Plate and examine our nice lire
of Holiday candies, oranges, cocOanuts,
almonds, Brazil nuts. filberts, banan-
as, California grapes, pears. figs, etc.
We are in receipt of a "Knightly
and courteous" invitation to attend a
bail TO be given on Christmas eve by
the Knights of Pythias at Yates Cen
tire, for which the brethren have our
thanks.
The COurdnt thinks this week that
there is no more likelihood of the coun.
ty seat leaving Iots than there is of
the National Capitol leaving WASH
ingtOH. The COurdnt has evidently
"heard something drap."
We are OverstOcked in fine goods in
glass and china ware and library
lamps, and in order to reduce our stock
or rather than carry it over, we will Of
fer it regardless of cost for cash until
January l. I. M. Bartels.
rThe REGISTER rene ws its annual Of
fer to publish, free of charge, the
names of ladies who will keep "Open
house" on New Years day. We hope
the ladies will have q realizing sense
of their duty ON this occasion. Names
should be received not later than We'd
needaV of next week