The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-07-27

| hest Newer Ssr $1,000 IN Allsu
Iceunty, at Books.
! You want to get the most groceries
for the least money, don't you-s'
they're good. Try WEIGH.
Do not forget that we will save 20,
money on furniture, shades and car
pets. S. III. Patterson & Co.
Born: Monday, July %, to Mr.. ant
Mrs. T. s. Slower, q boy. The REGIS
TER extends congratulations.
We make q speciality of Palmer
perfumes and soaps. There is nothing
finer manufactured. Goodhue & Ev
ans.
Prof. Burgett goes to Humboldt mex
week to conduct q chorus class after
the same manner that was followed
here.
The game OF ball at Garnett was .
good one, our boys being beaten by thu
narrow margin of l, the score standing
8 tot.
We have a farm of 1926 acres neal
Danville, ILL.,. to trade for ranch OF
grass land in Kansas. Bostwick &
Shelter.
Tickets will sold to Cincinnati and
return at one fare for the round trip
July 10 to @ inclusive good till Aug. l
via the Fl. 8. 4 w.
Well known and popular soloists,
and the largest chorus ever presented
IN lola, ought to fill the A. o. U. w
Hall tomorrow night.
Every one is glad to know that Rev
w. H. Hyatt, after his long and
serious illness, is convalescent and
gaining strength rapidly.
"What is he talking to us about
trace chains for?' queried farmer
who heard Col. Burris' speech. "Does
he think he is in Arkansaw?"
AS long as LETTER stays here-and he
is here to stay-no one needs go away
from lola to get watches. clocks, sill.
verware or jewelry Of any kind.
am liable to be called away from
lola any day and must have the ac-
counts on my books settled at once
by cash or note.-Eli Wharton.
1t is very seldom that a decent, we'll.
meaning man has such reflection cast
on him as was cast by the earth on the
man in the moon Sunday night.
We suggest that it is high time the
Republican Club was changing it's
place of meeting. The Court room is
altogether inadequate for the purpose.
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.
Colborn has an especially fine line of
ladies' and gentlemen's custom made
shoes. to which he desires to call at
tention. They are very fine and will
be sold cheap.
Don't fail to call OH A. E. Wright
when you want groceries. I find he
sells more for the money than any
other house, and he pays as much for
produce as anyone.
1.-THE large attendance of the ladies is
a verygratifying feature of the Repub-
lican Club meetings. 1t is encourage
ing too, for when the ladies are for US,
who can be against us?
This office is this Week printing a
very lengthy brief and argument in
the Federal Court even section case,
by the attorneys for the purchasers
from the railroad company.
/Washburn College, at Topeka, Kan
sas, offers unusual facilities to young
persons DESTROYS of thorough educa-
ton. The expenses are very )ow. The
fall term begins Sept. 12th/
A note from Wilson DuDgan, asking
US to change the address of his REGIS.
TER from Santa Monica, California, to
Sedan, Kansas, says "Kansas is plenty
good enough for u.s." Twas ever thus
A big crowd vent out to the Ball
Park last Friday to witness the game
between our boys and the Yates Cen.
ter nine. The game was good one,
the score standing s to 4 in favor Of
lola.
We are requested to announce that
a meeting of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society, Of the NJ. e. Church,
will be held at the residence of Mrs. r.
Wigs next Wednesday afternoon at
3 o'clock.
A reunion of the Kiliad Club at
c. E. Benton's last Saturday evening,
at which all the members of the Club
except Miss Barker were present, was
one OF the very pleasantest of recent
social events.
Remember that our offer to send the
Kansas City Weekly Journal free
during the campaign to any one sub
scribing or renewing his subscription
to the REGISTER still holds good. You
are losing money by delay.
Best carpet warp at Rodman's.