The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-10-08

/. 1t would afford us much pleasure T.
show to the ladies of lola our new lin,
!, of dress goods and trimmings. Cal
and look them over whether you wisl
to buy or not. Northrup & Co.
The ladies, of the Library Associa
ton will give Harvest Festival
at the Opera House on the evening
/ Oct. IA. Supper will be served to any
desiring it as early as six o'clock.
If you don't want to sell your broom
corn now, bring it to lola and store it
You can store it on as liberal terms
here as any place else in the county
and be sure of square dealing.
i Marriage licenses have been granted
to the following parties, since our last
report; r. s. Russ and May. Oennison;
| A. p. Wisborg and Anna Erickson;
Nv. B. Reed and Mary J. Holt.
| We have just received lamps and
lamp fixtures in endless variety,
of styles to suit the most fastidious and
at prices that cannot fail to please the
most economical. Scott & Son.
Our stock throughout is very com.
plete and our prices shall be very low.
Come and see us and we will sell you
goods lower than any other House.
We mean business. J. .Casmire Il Co.
Our Allen Centre correspondent
gives an account of another find OF
coal on Elm creek. This last find-a
twelve-inch vein only feet beneath
the surface, will certainly be valu-
able.
From the crowds that are docking to
Mcclure Bros store, we should Judge
that they must be knocking things
endways in prices. Their advertise
ment looks and sounds as though they
meant business.
Mrs. J. s. Turner has received her
goods and is now prepared to show a
large stock of the fastest and most
stylish line of millinery articles. She
also does dressmaking, stamping &C.,
and promises satisfaction in work and
prices.
The parlor concert held last Friday
evening at Mr.. r. B. StevensOn's was
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affair for all concerned, and will prob
ably be repeated in the near future.
The receipts were something over six
dollars.
At the meeting of the Gas and Coal
Company last Friday evening, provis-
ions were made for continuing the
work. The casing at the we'll has been
put down 800 feet this week, the water
shut off and the work is now progress
ing satisfactorily.
When George r. Vending delivered
his lecture on "Saul of Tarsus" at
Leavenworth the other evening, the
Opera House was crowded, with the
price of admission 81 a seat. Mr.. Wen
ding will deliver the same lecture
here Oct. 20. Admission so cents.
DIR. L. Tozer has one of the most
shocking machines we have eyer seen.
At least we thought so when we took
hold of it. 1t is q combined Galvanic
and Faradic battery which the Doctor
has lately purchased and which he is
using with great success in his practice.
In the course of friendly letter re.
ceived this week from a gentleman in
Topeka we find the following: 81 am
anticipating quite a treat this week in
a lecture by George r. Vending whom
l have already heard three times and
admire very much" Mr.. Vending
will be in lola Oct. 20.
The REGISTER has added more than
so names to its list within the past
three weeks. In spite of hard times
and multiplied competitors this paper
now has the largest bona fde subscrip-
ton list it has ever had. The "Old Re-
liable" always manages to keep some
where In sight of the procession, thank
You.
Mrs. Simpsons has always been
head quarters for millinery goods, and
will remain so this year as usual. She
fers some most attractive goods at
selves injustice if they buy anywhere
else before examining Mrs. Simpsons
goods.
AGIFT:-Go to Scott & Son druggists
lola, and get a bottle FREE of 1.-THE
Great South American Nervine Tonic
and Stomach and Liver Cure" It is
by all odds the most powerful and as
tonishing cure for all forms of weak
ness and failing health ever imported
into North America. Millions have
been cured by it.
In another place we print the names
of the candidates for the various town.
ship offices in Carlyle township nomin-
ated by the republican primary con-
vention last Thursday. If the officers
of the conventions held in the other
townships will send us similar report
of their proceedings we will be glad to
make room for them.
The subjects of the discourse at the
NJ. e. church next Sabbath evening,
will be an answer to the following
questions: Twill Gabriel blow on 4
hOrn?" "Will the coffin lid burst Open?"
Will We fly to heaven or will We climb
up on sunbeam p" "Will grandma be
old when she is raised up, or will she
he little girl. or q Young WOman?ol