The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-02-10
The business will be conducted on the cash basis
1;,z,, Thrnsher and Jimmie Mcclure will spare
no efforts to please their patrons.

We haye a lot of hand and stand
lamps that we will sell at cost for the
next 30 days. Goodhue 4 Evans.
Bones! Bones! Smell, Gilkeson 4 Co..
will pay cash for all the bones you can
gather up; Is to So cents hundred.
Don't take anybody's word for it but
come and see me yourself If you want
q loan on your farm. w. A. Mccoy.
The Presbyterian Society will hold
their regular meeting at the church
next Tuesday afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
A very pronounced and energetic re-
vival seems to be in progress ut the
Second Baptist in the north part OF
town.
Special sale of (55) cloaks, (44) blank
cts, and (32) bed comforts will be closed
out at almost your own price, at Rod
mans.
Ed. Canatsey has sold his interest
in the grocery store Of Kingsley,
Wharton & Co., to the two senior
partners.
When you want bargains in gro
ceries don't fail to call OF Kingsley 4
Wharton. They will give you the big
gest drives in town.
We have cut down expenses, and
mean to give our customers the benefit
of the reduction. See US before buying.
IS. H. Patterson 4 Co.
Harry Briggs has purchased a half
interest IN II. Sproul's grocery store,
the firm being now styled Sproul 4
Briggs. We wish the new firm sue
cess.
Now is the accepted time. If you
want loan on your farm come and see
me and will have your money in fve
days. Delays are dangerous. w. A.
Mccoy.
VIM. Davis. of Carlyle, has rented
his farm to Mr.. Lemasters and will
resume his residence in lola abou,
March 1. We will be glad to have him
here again.
We regret to state that Rev. Mr.
Hyatt is still quite i'll, his physician
being of the opinion that he will mo-
be able to occupy his pulpit for thre'
or four weeks.
Married, at the residence Of 8. g
Jordan, the officiating justice. Feb
lind. 1883, Mr.. William Bird and Mis-
Amelia E. Fackler, both Of Allel
county, Kansas.
In our late purchases we find sixty
lone mems and boys overcoats, whicl
we are determined to sell. You ca
get one at almost your own price now
Northrup 4 Co.
Pro. A. 8. Olin, of Ottawa, Is expec
tied to deliver q lecture here about tn
middle of March under the auspices
| he Baptist ladies. He may be sure
a o, ,od audience.
Miss Anna Barker. the popular .
s;stant n our High School, carried o.
the honors in the recent teachers 81
Iamination, her average grade in a
branches being 81.
The second ado ress Of the Presb:
lterian Home Lecture Course, Will
lgiven by Rev. n. B. 10 dnson on Tue
lcay evening the 2lst iL'st. his so
liect will be announced mex. week.
Morris Rodman has resis 'ued Il
position rendered him in the 1alw'
mail service as, after . few Gay
Iabsence, his father found he could .
get along without him in the store.
The Mo. Pacific R'y. win sell ticke
to the G. A. R. encampment to be he
at Winfield, Feb. q, % and q, at Of
|, fare for the round trip, good to retu'
until the %. g. 81. Gregg, Agent.
Two tracts of good raw land in A
!, lien county Kansas, $50 and $40 acres
lprioe $3.50 and $40 per acre. Will d
all together or in small tracts, ON To-
time and low interest. Bostwick
6meltzer.
Prof. Shows weather report for ia
:, uary shows a considerably lower me-
u Temperature than the record for lola