The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-09-28

Want everybody to know ths
W. e. Davis & Co., have sand for sal
in large or small quantities, at th
gravel bank one fourth of a mile Yves
Of 8. X. Depot. lola. Kansas.
Our store is the depot for all kinds o
mems and boys goods. We sell TO
cash and one price to all and defy AM
firm In town to undersell us. Andel
son & DeClute.
When q man can take $3.50 tw,
days wages, and 60 to Ewarts and ge
q good stout suit Of clothes that viii
wear him all winter, 1t don't seem Il
be such an awful hard country on ,
poor man after all.
We have q full line of the well
known Geisicke boot and shoe. II
will outwear any other boot made and
we mean Just what we say and will
prove it II you will come and see US.
Anderson 4 DeClute,
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.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Clark entertain
ed few friends in their usual pleasant
manner, Wednesday. Whist, euchre,
cake and coffee. There is only one
trouble about going to Mrs. Clarke
one never knows when to go home.
New canton flannel at Rodman's.
We publish to-day q communication
from VIM. Davis suggesting the pro.
priety of taking some action in regard
to future Fairs. The subject is well
worth discussion and we will gladly
give room to those having anything to
offer.
Ifyou want to buy carriage, surry
phaeton, spring wagon or cart at the
lowest possible price, call at tho lola
Carriage & Omnibus Co. Or they will
trade you new rigs for End hand bug
gies and spring wagons. Call and see
them.
II. Scott announces himself this
week as a candidate for the Office of
Township Trustee. Mr.. Scott serv-
ed in this capacity several years ago
and is entirely familiar with its du.
ties. He will make good officer If
elected.
DR.. LaFary says the local he has
had in this paper for a month has
brought him many patients and but
three had failures of his work which
was done in the last five years which
speaks we'll for the efilcieny of the DR..
in his work.
We now have the finest and best
selected cheapest stock of clothing,
boots, shoes and all other goods for big
and little men, boys and children ever
shown in this part of the State.
Anderson & DeClute.
Messrs Munger 4 Ricketts, have
bought the grocery business of Briggs
& Funkhouser. Both gentleman are
well known as active reliable business
men and we think will merit a con-
tinuation Of the generous patronage
enjoy ed by the retiring firm.
Topeka is jubilant over her new sug-
ar mill, which the Journal says is run
ming night and day; employing over
100 hands, and producing an excellent
grade of sugar. They estimate the
seasons output at million pounds of
sugar, and 15O, 900 gallons Of syrup.
The Leavenworth Sun gives an &C
count of an entertainment rendered
Mr.. N. F. Acres and wife by Mr.. and
Mrs. E. N. Yates at their pleasant
home in Leavonworth. The affair was
a surprise to Mr.. Acres but from all
accounts we should judge very pleas
ant one.
We announce this week the name of
J.P. Boyd as a candidate for the Office
of Township Trustee. He is one of the
solid farmers of the county. He is
we'll known as q thorough going bust
ness man and has had considerable
in the management of
township fairs:
Died: Jessie Ethel, daughter of w.
T. and Mary Wright, lola, Thursday
Sept. 2O,aged three years and l month,
after an illness of only six days. The
funeral services were held at the resi-
dence at four O'Clock and were attend
ed by large number of friends. Rev.
c. N. II. Moore officiating.
When the marching club was organ
lied four years ago there were gu ite a
of torches and flambeaux pur.
1t is desirable to get as many
as possible Of these together for Mon
day evening. Anyone having one or
more of them will confer favor by re-
porting the SEINE to Mr.. Duffy.
Hon. Oscar Foust has returned from
a three weeks campaigning tour. His
work has been under the direction of
the State Central Committee and has
been extended over considerable terri.
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