The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-08-17

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We make a speciality Of Palmer
perfumes and soaps. There is nothing
finer manufactured. Goodhue & Ev
ans.
Ellis 4 Hewitt have purchased tn
A. o. U. w. surrey, drawn at the fai
last winter. and have added it to::thei
stock.
The Geneva club will b. down t
play our boys tomorrow afternoon
the game will be called at tw'
O'Clock.
Cowan & Ausherman handle al
kinds Of staple and fancy groceries
queenswa-e and produce. Call ant
see them.
We have farm of 426 acres neal
Danville, ILL.,, to trade for ranch o.
grass land In Kansas. Bostwick 4
Smeltxer.
You should remember that Patter
son & Co. handle the most popular or
gans aud sell them ut low prices on
easy terms.
Ralph Thrasher has q calf he call.
Grover Cleveland, on account of thu
ease with which he slips his collar of
over his head.
The Garnet Journal, compliments
very highly, our friend A. 8. Olin or
the manner in which he has conduct.
ed their Normal.
A. E. Wright will pay highest mar
ket price for choice butter. Also wants
all the fresh eggs you can bring him
at the top Of the market.
I find that A. E. Wright does sells
groceries 8 per cent less than any
other house in town. You will save
money by trading with him.
J. II. Campbell. of Colony, father of
our A. H. Campbell has traded his
county farm for the Live
Hardware building and its fixtures.
We have large stock of Carriages
Surveys, Ph@tons and Buggies and we
are bound to sell them out regardless
Of cost. lola Carriage & Omnibus Co.
Want everybody to know that
W. E. Davis l. Co., have sand for sale
In large or small quantities, at the
gravel bank one fourth of a mile west
Of 8. X. Depot. lola. Kansas.
Mrs. Emma E. johnson, the wife of
q farmer living near Wichita, has
fallen heir to q fortune of four millions.
Perhaps she has inherited q Wichita
town lot and estimates it at boom
prices.
We are anxious to make the REGIS
TER interesting to the farmers of Al
len county, and any contribution from
them in relation to crops, stock or 9TH
er matters of general interest will be
gladly received.
We regret to learn of the death of
Miss Bada. LaFary which took place
last week at Martinsville. Ind. Miss
LaFary was young lady q years of
,ge. and only remaining sister Of DR..
J. 8. LaFary, of lola.
We have the name of a young man
who would like to find place where
he can do chores for his board and at
tend school in lola. this winter. We
think anyone needing his services
would be pleased with him.
Remember that our offer to send the
Kansas City Weekly Journal free
during the campaign to any one sub
or renewing his subscription
TO the REGISTER still holds good. You
Are losing money by delay.
The ladies of the Protestant
Methodist Church of LaGrande, will
give an ice cream supper at the La
3rande school house, on Wednesday
evening, August y. 1t is for the bene-
1t of their pastor. and everyone is
invited to attend.
Having at last got permanently To-
:ated in one of the finest rooms i'm the
;ity "a. o. U. w. block) l am now
ready to do business. My stock is
complete, clean, mostly new, and I
IAN and will sell goods as cheap as any
house in town. VIM. Yeager.
Best carpet warp at Rodman's.
1t grieves US to learn that the ele-
CANT Mr.. Haubold after the "benefit"
to the Carriage Works boys last week,
folded his tent like the Arabs and si-
lently stole away with the proceeds of
the benefit; leaving various and SUM-
dry unliquidated debts behind him.
If the friends of Mr.. Funston are
not making any particular noise about
the Congressional campaign, it is only
because it isn't necessary. OF course
they would not be satisfied with any
ordinary majority, but they don't care
to skunk" the other fellow entirely.
Washburn College, at Topeka. Kan.
sas. is easily accessible to all parts of
the State. The advantages which it
offers for the study of English Ancient
and Modern Languages, Science, Mu-
sic, Painting and Execution, ARE unsur-
passed. The fall term begins Sept. II.