The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-11-16

and vocal, only 10 cent? each at Dl
Gillihan's.
Window glass and putty at the Liv
Hardware.
Hon. r. B. Stevenson came up from
lola yesterday. Topeka Capitol Com
nsOnUedith.
Prescriptions carefully compounded
at all hours, day or night. Cowan 1
Ausherman.
| We prepare prescriptions with car,
and accuracy and from best materials
scott & Son.
Attention is called to the notice in
this issue of the sale of fine hogs by
Robert Cook.
Mems and boys overcoats and ladies
cloaks finest quality and lowest prices
at Thrashers'.
Beck sells the Estey and Sterling
pianos and organs, the best on earth
Terms to suit.
1 have a few suits left yet that ]
will sell at manufacturers prices or
Less. d. Ewart.
We understand that the Reformed
church people will soon build a parson'
age for Rev. Alt.
You ought to see the new goods at
A. Ewart's hard ware store, His prices
are the lowest too.
When you want wall paper, remem-
Der that Allen at the post office is SELL
ing it very cheap.
The dancing club held their semi.
monthly meeting Wednesday evening,
at the opera house.
Come and see our new stock of Ii
brary Lamps /; they are beauties.
Goodhue & Evans.
We will sell you your fall bill for less
money than any house in Allen Coun-
ty. NOrthrup & Co.
Munger & Ricketts, will not be coun-
ted out when it comes to selling grOc-
cries at bottom prices.
$50 more new cloaks, Ladies and
Misses. just received aud selling very
low. at.B. T. Rodman's.
That chamber suit prize at Patter.
sons is daisy. Buy of them and get
a chance of drawing it.
Miss Minnie Brown has a complete
stock of millinery goods, See them
before buying elsewhere.
If you think of buying carpets or
furniture, see s. H. Patterson & Co.,
hax he
A new invoice of millinery goods
this week at Mrs, VIM. Hankins.
Latest styles and lowest prices.
Harrison elected, free trade "busted"
the league squabble settled, a good
wet rain; why shouldn't we celebrate?
Klaumann still ahead. Ask his
prices on flour, salt and potatoes, CAM
ed goods by the case and be convinced.
Mr.. J. Hoagland has this week pur.
chased Rev. 3. A. Ats residence pro-
perty and will shortly take possession.
DIR. Fulton says Richie Clinchy, son
Of VIM, Clinchy, who has been very
low with typhoid fever, is recovering.
Kinnear & Bean (successors to Smell
& Co., North Side) will carry a com.
plete stock of staple and fancy grocer.
es.
w. P. Northrup captured the gold |
watch given by Mr.. Sampsel to the |
me holding the largest number of blue
.ags.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young and Mr.. Yer
lie Groesbeck, of lola, are visiting |
riends here this week.-Neosho Fails |
Post.
I will meet prices of coal dealers at |
Moran. LaHarpe. COlony or anywhere |
Use, on same grade of coal. A. w.
Beck.
We have always on hand full line
# school books, and school supplies of |
III kinds at lowest prices. Goodhue &
evans.
Harry Briggs and family started to
New York Sunday last, hoping to bene-
it his wife's health by the change of
Innate.
A. c. Scott goes to Eskridge to day
o be present and address a ratification
Meeting at that place tomorrow
Quartely meeting at the NJ. f.
Jhurch Sunday. The Presiding Elder
1. w. Chaffee will have charge of the
ervices.
Lamp goods of all kinds. If you
want anything in this line for your
choui house call and see US. Goodhue
Evans.
Rev. \. p. johnson goes to Yates
ENTER this evening to deliver lecture
Or the benefit of the NJ. E. church of
bat place.
The A. o. U. w. Lodge intend hold
ng fair during holiday week. They
ways make a success of what they
Undertake.
Rev. J. e. Miller, of Salem township,
as traded for property in lola and
ill move to town about the first of
ext month.
Having bought a large lot of new
nd elegant wall paper, we will sell
be old stock at almost your own price.
cott & Son.
New currants and raisins. Cranber-
es. 10 cents per quart. Cowan &
FISHERMAN.
Just received fiom Chicago, an in {
dice of fine dress goods. The ladies
re cordially invited to call and exam
lie. ID. Ewart.
|
Mrs. E. Pheanis, mother of A. o. q
lien will return to her home in Em. {
ora next week. Mrs. Allen will I
her. s
We will receive this week the fines Z I