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

! tied up one white faced two yeal
old bull this Sept. 20, 1885. Owner
please call and get him and pay char
ges, w. Buchanan.
The Governors Proclamation order.
ing the election of State Senator from
this district to fill vacancy. will b,
found on our last page.
Frank LETTER has rented the east
side of the post Office room and will
move his jewelry store into it at once
The stand is good one.
Gen tlemen wishing to purchase fall
and winter suits should not fail to ex-
anime the large line Of samples just re-
ceived by George Davies.
John Demaree, of visalia, California
formerly well known in Carlyle neigh
borhood, arrived here Monday to visi
his sister, Mrs. s. J. Jordan.
We have a speciality in wagons. The
Winchester Wagon the best wagon on
wheels. The lightest running wagon
made. J. j. Casmire & Co.
Mitchell, of the COurant, took in
Barnum at Kansas City last Saturday
Mitch. never misses q circus if it il
within hundred miles of him.
Senator "Dick" Blue, of Linn coun.
ty, one of the best campaigners of the
State, will be among the speakers al
Humboldt next Tuesday evening.
The republican campaign will begin
in this county with the grand meet
ing at Humboldt next Tuesday, and
will be kept lively from that time on.
Mrs. A. 8. DIN returned home from
Lawrence yesterday evening. Her
mother Mrs. Davis, came with her and
will make her home here this winter.
Kreuter & Kruger are building a
slaughter house on their ground near
the cemetery. 1t will be much larger
and more convenient than their old
one.
Next Tuesday is the day of the big
republican rally at Humboldt, and we
want to say now that 1t will be "a rail-
ly as is a rally" If you doubt it, go
and see.
Itch, prairie mango and scratches of
every kind, cured in 30 minutes, by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Warran-
ted by Scott & Son, Druggists, lola.
Dec2O'S6.
C. Schleismayer has again gone into
the shoemaking business and will be
found one door west Of B0stwick &
Co.'S. office. See his advertisement in
this iss,le.
Mr.. 9. Hathaway, of Carlyle, pas
sed through town Wednesday with his
family and household goods on his
way to Humboldt where he will take
up his future residence.
It would afford us much pleasure to
show to the ladies of lola our new line
of dress goods and trimmings. Call
and look them over whether you wish
to buy or not. N0rthrup d Co.
We have Just received lamps and
lamp fixtures In endless variety,
of STYLES to suit the most fastidi0us and
at prices that cannot fail to please the
most economical. Scott & Son.
Prospectors for natural gas would
have had picnic at the democratic
at Humboldt last Thursday
is if it was quantity they
were after without regard to quality.
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. J.Casmire & Co.
There will be meeting of the stock |
holders of the Gas and Coal Company |
It the Court House at 8 O'Clock this |
Important business is to be
and full attendancei s de-
tired.
johnson & Perry are now prepared to
)uy broom corn and will pay the high
st market price for it. They make
heir head quarters at LOcke's imple-
nent office, opposite 8. A. Browns
lumber yard.
Mr.. Chestnut called on us one day
his week and suggested that if a sub
criber ever came in to complain about
lis paper being damp, we might tell
i'm it was probably because there
vas 80 much due on it.
Bartels has received this week q
arge and we'll assorted stock of bas-
;ete, including hampers for soiled lin
n, grain baskets, market ana lunch
askets. He il also receiving q large
invoice of Queensware.
The County Commissioners have or
cred that the proposition to sell the
,ounty Poor Farm be submitted to the )
oters of the county at the next gener-
l election. We will have more to say :
bout this in later issues.
After looking at the big pumpkin at {
Vright's the ::other day, q gentleman
Tho had evidently been there remark
/, 'If you had q three card monte
anne and horse race you would have 3
ne NeoshO Falls Fair"
Mrs. J. 8. Turner has received her d
rods and is now prepared to show a '
RE stock of the fastest and most Y
With line of millinery articles. She Il
90 does dressmaking, stamping &C.,
I'd promises satisfaction in work and U
ices. lip