The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-11-25

Seed oil and mixed paint at Scotts
Boys Seal Skin caps at Northrup's'
If YOU want genuine oil grain wool
lined boot go to COlborn.
New dried blackberries and pitted
cherries at Klaumann's.
We mean business and are going to
close out our immense line of stoves al
cost J. J. Casmire & Co.
We have q nice line of the Tract So
ciety Publications that we will sell be-
low cost. Scott & Son.
New fall milliner goods in all the
latest styles with prices to suit every
body, at Mrs. VIM. Hankins'.
Do not forget that our stock is COM
plete and we will sell at bottom prices.
Give us call, Patterson Bros.
The cheapest lot of side and corner
Brackets, clock shelves etc., ever
shown in lola at Patterson Bros.
When you want blankets, we can
save YOU money. They were bought
before the advance. Northrup & Co.
Why buy school books in Humboldt
when you can get them from 20 to 40
per cent cheaper in lola at Goodhue q
Evans.
The masquerade at the rink has been
postponed until next Tuesday night on
account of the lecture Saturday night.
We will sell you fine Hall, Library
Or stand lamps for less money than any
house in the county. Goodhue &
Evans.
John Daily has been laid up week
or two with "Job's comfortsrs." w.
II. Evans has taken his place at
Wright's store.
Frank LETTER has brought on some
IF the handsomest silverware this week
that has ever been shown in lola. He
says there is more to follow.
Frank Canatsey will sell cheap his
half interest in the west side barber
shop. Three chairs, good run of Gus.
tom. Address 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.
Mrs. Bryant is receiving new millin-
cry goods every week, and her stock
is now so complete and well assorted
that the most fastidious must be pleas
ed.
The unexpected demand for the
Oak exhausted our stock, but
we this week received more and will
meet any prices in town. Live Hard
ware.
Itch, prairie mango and scratches of
every kind, cured in 30 minutes, by
Sanitary Lotion. Warran-
ted by Scott & Son, Druggists, lola.
Dec2O'S6.
Our hunting party have returned
from the Territory we'll pleased with
their trip. They killed number of
turkeys, some wolves and any quantity
Of small game.
H. NJ. Hoxie, vice-president of the
Gould Southwestern System, who
came into considerable prominence
during the strikes last summer, died at
New York on Tuesday.
While the times are hard one should
study to make Christmas presents that
will be useful as well as ornamental.
ANY one wishing to improve by this
should not fail to examine
the goods at Patterson Brothers.
Our society 80. b." are much re-
DICED over the receipt of dainty invita-
ions requesting their presence at a
party to be given by the 80. Ms" ut
Colborn's hall this evening. The oc-
casion will doubtless be a joyful one.
Mrs. J. s. Turner has received her
goods and is now prepared to show a
large stock of the fastest and most
stylish iineof millinery articles. She
also does dressmaking, stamping &C.,
and promises satisfaction in work and
prices.
If the democrats are 90 certain that
nobody was deceived by split tickets,
why are they so violently opposed to
having the matter Investigated? The
righteous fear nothing from any inves-
tigation. 1t is the CALLED jade that
By order of the Postmaster General
he post Office was closed from ten
u
in honor of the memory of
Arthur, whose funeral
on that day. The office was
draped also.
Jacobs & Claypool, are now fairly
settled in the Brosier building and
have opened up large stock of grocer
les and queensware to which they in
vite the attention of the people of lola
md vicinity. Their goods are new and
first class, and at prices to suit the
lines.
Mr.. J. d. Greason is moving his FAM
ly this week to Wichita where he is
Engaged il railroad work. Mrs. Grea-
ION has made an engagement with the
Andrews Opera Company, which play
ID the Mikado here short time ago.
ind will join them in about two weeks
or a tour through the South.
Saturday, Miss Julia Neighbors, oil
ola, was the subject of successful
peration by DR.. A. L. Burson, for the
emoval of q cataract from the eye,
a totally blind girl to sight.
he operation was witnessed with great
interest by DIR. Beck, J. F. Albright,
nd Others. Garrett Republican.