The Iola register., 1888-08-31


make prompt deliveries.
Ifyou think of buying carpets or
furniture, see 8. III. Patterson 4 Co.,
they will not be undersold.
Go to the concert at the Baptist
church Sunday evening, hear . good
program and increase the collection.
Mr.. Parkinson, on the Richardson
place. 10 making quite extensive i'm.
provements in the house and grounds.
Wagons: We have . car load of
wagons to sell. The best in the mar
ket for the money.-$55. J. J. Casmire
4 Co.
We make q speciality Of Palmer's
perfumes and soaps. There 10 nothing
Aner manufactured. Goodhue 4 Ev.
ans.
We do sell groceries cheaper than
any house In town regardless of the 8
per cent reduction. Cowan 4 Ausher-
man.
/ Last Saturday an lola colored nine
came down and defeated the Hum
boldt coons by q score of 13 to 10
Herald.
We have a farm of 426 acres near
Danville, ILL.,. to trade for ranch or
grass land in Kansas. Bostwick &
Smeltzer.
Cowan & Ausherman handle all
kinds Of staple and fancy groceries,
queenswa-e and produce. Call and
see them.
Members of the Woman's Relief
Corps are reminded that Friday even.
ing September 7th, is the next regular
meeting.
Another battle of the bats took
place between Chanute and lola clubs
yesterday afternoon; we lock up before
the result is known.
Anyone who will give the matter a
few moments thought, will under
stand whyanonomous communications
can not be published.
Activity in real estate is sign that
business is reviving. T. 8. Stover's
books show transfers since last report
to the amount of S54, ,S52.
James H. Campbell has moved to
lola from Colony. He will occupy one
Of the Simpson houses In the northern
part of town for the present.
I find that A. E. Wright does sells
groceries per cent less than any
other house in town. You will save
money by trading with him.
Mr.. Taylor, the new lumberman, has
moved his family from Usage Mission.
He has rented the house on the corner
Of Jackson and Madison streets.
Senator Plumb will be present at the
opening of the campaign at Lawrence
on the 9Th of September. and will can
vass the State during the month.
The ball game between Garnett and
lola. played on our own grounds We'd
nesday resulted in q victory for the
home club. The score standing II to 3.
Mrs, Howett has moved into her
residence on Walnut street lately oc-
cupied by w. II. Jordan. Mr.. Jordan
takes the house vacated by Frank
Knapp.
To School District Boards. We make
q speciality of supplies for schools, and
will make it to your advantage to see
US when wanting goods. Goodhue &
Evans.
A. b. and d, f. Hotchkhls, Of the
wichita Beacon, have purchased the
Winfield Telegram. They will run it
as q democratic daily without dis
patches.
The REGISTER job Office makes
q speciality Of fine work. We
print anything from lady's
visiting card to a circus poster in the
REGISTER job Office.
w. A. Scott's little daughter, Ber-
nice, fell from hammock q few days
ago breaking a small bonein he- shoul-
der, beyond laying her up for a few
days the injury is not serious.
Want everybody to know that
w. E. Davis 4 Co., have sand for sale
in large or small quantities, at the
gravel bank one fourth of mile west
of 8. X. Depot. lola. Kansas.
The Southern Kansas railway will
sell tickets for the Fairs at Lawrence,
Topeka and Kansas City at the rate of
one fare for the round trip plus fifty
cents admission to the grounds.
Here's a chance: Probate Judge
Arnold authorizes Us to say he will
give q special premium Of marriage
license to any couple who will be
married on the ground during the
fair.
The Neosho Valley Baptist Associa.
ton convenes at Council Grove Kan
sas on September 4. 5, and 6. The an
nual sermon will be delivered on the
evening of the 4th. by Rev. c. H. n.
Moore.
Base ball items in Humboldt Union:
The Garnetts have employed Cornell,
of the Wyandotte Reds, as their pitch
er.-McC Clusky and the Garnett boys
have had fuss and Nc. is hunting a
new "posish."