The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-11-23

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prices on -four, salt and potatoes, canr
ed goods by the case and be convinced
Means & Bean successors to Snel
& Co., North Side will carry a com
plete stock of staple and fancy grocer
les.
, Christmas is coming aud some @
our christmas goods have alread,
arrived. Come and see them. Scott 4
Son.
We understand Orrin Lake leave
this week for Washington Territory
where he will hereafter make his
home.
Colborn is making very low prices or
boys and mems boots. The best boo
made.
will meet prices of coal dealers al
Moran. LaHarpe, Colony or anywhere
else, on same grade of coal. A. w.
Beck.
We have always on hand q full line
of school books, and school supplies of
all kinds at lowest prices. Goodhue &
Evans.
DR.. c. F. Merriman, of Chicago,
made another welcome visit to Capt.
Ewing's folks last week, returning
Tuesday.
Lamp goods of all kinds. If you
want anything in this line for your
school house call and see US. Goodhue
& Evans.
New currants and raisins. Cranber-
ries. 10 cents per quart. Cowan &
Ausherman.
Found-A pocket-book containing
money. The owner can get it at Bar
tells store by identifying it and paying
for this notice.
Just received fiom Chicago, an in
voice of fine dress goods. The ladies
are cordially invited to call and exam
inc. d. Ewart.
We will receive this week the finest
lot of papeteries and other correspond
ence papers ever brought to lola.
Goodhue & Evans.
T. s. Slower reports transfers for the
week ending November, 18th, thirty
thousand and fifty-five dollars-uot so
hol ~ fip,aa
The Leana concert at LaHarpe, has
been postponed until Thanksgiving
evening, on account of quarterly
meeting near LaHarpe.
For the first time since 1878 the
coming president will have the unit
ed support of both the Senate and
House of Representatives.
Don't forget that the Union sewing |
machine sews both forward and back
ward without stopping the machine.
Sold only by A. w. Beck.
On Sunday morning, talk on Revi.
walls at the Presbyterian church and in
the evenings Biography of st. John
young peoples meeting at 6: 80.
At the last meeting of the W. R. c.
it was decided by vote that no aid te
rendered outside of soldiers and their
families, and the members CT the corps.
The A. o. q. w. fair will be con.
Quoted from December oath to Deem
Der 18th inclusive. 1t will be opened
Monday evening with Christmas
tree.
The teachers of Southwestern Kan.
las will hold a convention at Winfield,
Nov. 10Th. Rev. Joseph Cook is to
ieliver his lecture on "Ultimate
DR.. Riggs has been giving some very
and instructive lectures
N the management of horses and the
reatment of diseases to which they :
re subject.
Strayed-Two cows, one white. one
ale red with white speckled face.
Bought of Clay Adams II miles north
asst of lola. Reward for information.
P. Gray.
Married on November 18th at the
esidence of the officiating Minister A.,
rev. William Hankins, D. F. Fackler q,
f Allen and Katie E. Kreider of Neo.
no county.
The members of the Kickapoo I
lub are requested to meet at the resi- ,
ence of A. E. Wright Monday night
DR. social reunion and talk over fu.
ure meetings.
Mr.. S. c. Irving Of Illinois, father @
1-law of Will Jewel, is visiting at +
II. Jewels and incidentily looking up /
he advantages of Allen county As q
lace to locate. t
Mrs. J. F. Colborn gave very en- i
,ysble family supper, Wednesday '
,vening. She didn't exactly bet on t
cleveland, but promised supper if Fl
harrison was elected. C
The figures now show that the pro-
ibitionists and saloon keepers done up
be republican party in New Jersey.
We like saloon keeper because he is
OF rool.-K. C.. Gazette. $
Want everybody to know that t
'. E. Davis & Co., have sand for sale C
/ large or small quantities. at the