The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-10-01

BOstwick & TaIcott may now bt
found the first door west of Wright's
corner.
Remember that you can get first
class photographs at NOland's at low
prices.
Mr.. E. J. Lawyer, of Westminster,
Nd, is visiting his cousin, Mr.. I. b
Lawyer.
Miss Francis Knight, Of LaBette
county, is the guest of her uncle, Rev
s. A. Alt.
You can trade COW for q cook stove
or barb wire, to D. Ewart, at the Live
Hardware.
The A. o. U. w. Lodge have had q
neat illuminated sign erected in front
of their hall.
Mr.. I. Houpt and family, IF Pen
nsylvania, are visiting Mr.. Frank Ser.
vey this week.
We will sell school books cheaper
than you can buy them of the publish.
er. Scott & Son.
Mcclure Bros. have just received a
large invoice Of dress goods from the
Jamestown Mills.
500 pair of ladies button kid gloves
in black tan and brown at Is cents per
pair at Northrup's.
Mcclure Bros. have got in their new
cl0aks and say they will be ahead or
prices this season sure.
For the latest styles and lowest
prices In Ladies wraps and New Mar
kets go to Mcclure Bros.
The largest and most complete stock
of shades and fixtures in lola just
opened at Patterson Bros.
Ladies if you want q cloak or wrap
at less than the price of the goods. Call
and see us. N0rthrup & Co.
Attend the concert at Stevensop's to-
night. If not through love of music,
then for sweet Charity's sake.
We keep the Splendid base burner,
for hard coal which is counted the best
in the market. J. J. Casmire.
New fall milliner goods in an 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 a call, Patterson Bros.
Ladies would do we'll to call on Mrs.
Emma Bryant before ordering their
fall millinery or dressmaking.
We now have in store our new stock
of Library, bracket and stand lamps
and lamp goods. Goodhue & Evans.
The pleasantest month of the year
begins to-day. At least it is the plea
santest month of most Kansas months.
Elk. Speaker, J. d. Snoddy, of Linn
county, will probably be at Humboldt
next Tuesday and address the people.
If you live in the city of lola and
own dog it Is to your interest to read
the ordinance published In this paper.
Guns. We say come and see our
guns. we will make prices that will
please the NimrOds. J. J. Casmire &
Co.
School books are sold cheaperin lola
than any other place in Southern Kan
sas. Ify0u doubt it call at SCOTS and
see.
Sulky and walking plows will be
,old at from 81 to $40 below regular
prices on next seasons terms by A. w.
Beck.
Johnson & Perry want to buy all the
broom corn in Allen county and will
'ay the highest price the markets will
Justify.
A large number of persons will prob |
bly, go down from here to attend the |
republican rally at Humboldt next |
tuesday.
If you want any kind Of pillow get
of w. s. Locke. Remember that he |
as coal and stove wood constantly on
and also.
Every farmer who subscribes for the
If only for the campaign,
entitled to the free use Of our Farm
re- Column.
II. c. Winchester returned yesterday
corning from his trip to Franklin, In
lana, delighted with his trip, utglad
} get home.
D. Ewart has brought a large invoice
fine oils and mixed paints (fr0m
eoeho Falls) that he will close out at
west prices.
While scuff1ing with one of his play
ates the other day little Le.veues
had his right arm dislo :ated
the elbow.
DR.. LaFary has taken Tennysof's
ne to heart and now ''rings out the
d, rir 60 in the new" with his LITTLE
lestn,lt bell.
A number Of our citizens who are in
rested in politics are tall ling of going
'er to Fort Scott next Friday to hear
.nat0r Ingalls,.
A glance at the figures in Rodman's 9
w advertisement, shows that he a
cans business and is goin 3 to crowd ia
ings this fall. lp