The Iola register., 1889-11-22
Boned turkey at Gray 4 Esse's.
A fine pony for sale by Beck.

More new goods at NOrthrupe.
Worsted goods and 12l, Rodman.
Buck gloves aud mittens at North.
rup's.
A good sewing machine for $, at
BecB's.
Burn Eocene, 25c. per gallon at w
J. Evans.
Ask for the "Little Rosebud at the
cigar factory.
Try sack of Crown Jewel -four at
} Klaumann's.
Live Hardware for pocket cutlery.
Fully warranted.
75ct. kid gloves ia all colors at F. A.
Northrup Il Co.'S.
If advertising doesn't pay, who does
the most business.
New Buck wheat Flour and maple
syrup at H. Klanman's.
We do our own coffee roasting. We
roast every day. r. & w.
The Leland hotel sells Heilman's
"Little Rosebud"
Canton flannel at S, Z, 81 and 10 cts
per yard at Northrup's.
A new line IF silk plush rockers in
few days at Patterson's.
Mr.. Ed. Schall, of Lawrence, was
a visitor in town this week.
Good second hand spring wagon for
sale at Hart's harness shop.
Money to loan cheaper than any
body else. Bostwick & Smelizer.
| Richards & Walch always have the
latest luxuries in the grocery line.
Take your watches, clocks and jew
ely to Leffler to have them repaired.
A sled given away with every
pound of baking powder at Klauman's
Castor machine oil, fine lubricator,
SO cents gallon at the Live Hardware
Gray & Esse will pay the highest
market price for live chickens and
turkeys.
When you want fine cabinets and
old pictures enlarged Goff's gallery is
the place to go.
Leffler has beautiful array of clocks
ornamental, accurate, and cheap. Call
and look at them.
Buy the genuine Round Oak heater.
1t is the best heater for the people
now on earth. A. Fwart 4 Co.
Don't miss the supper and
competitive drill THANKSGIVING
evening.
| When you buy your groceries of
Richards & Welch you may be sure of
getting them rs cheaply as they can
be fairly sold.
Postoffice visitors are glad to note
! that Miss Clara Welch has sufficiently
!, |, covered from her recent illness to re-
sume her place in the book store.
The Elm Creek bridge, south of
town, was opened yesterday for travel.
1t is a substantial structure and is GER
ainly above high water mark.
There will be a festival given at
l., anna, by the young people Thanks
gi, ing night. A good supper, plenty
Of music and courteous treatment to
all. Come.
Mr.. Wallace Young. of Savonburg,
was in town last Saturday. Mr.. Young
is a rustler from Rustleyille, and has
built up fine real estate business
down i'm the corner.
Our request for the Loan Of Crabbe's
"POems of the Plains" brought us two
copies, one from w. H. Richards and
one from +. A. Northrup, both Of
whom have our thanks.
VIM. Canatsey started Wednesday
for Washington where he has assur- |
ance of an appointments on the Capitol
police force. The REGISTER hopes he |
may not be disappointed.
The editor of this paper has been ap-
pointed by Gov. Humphrey as one of
the twenty delegates from this State
to the National Silver Convention |
which meets at st. Louis Nov. 26.
The subscription papers circulated |
for the benefit of Mr.. Vulles, the man |
who lost his team in Mr. Buffers fire, |
have been generously signed and
considerable sum Of money raised.
Up to the Goth of November this
year the treasurer had made out 800 |
tax receipts against 1872 at the came
date last year. This would seem to
indicate that people do not find it quite
80 hard to get money this year as it
was last.
In accordance with their usual pleas.
AM custom all the churches in the city |
will unite in holding Thanksgiving |
services next Thursday. The meeting |
will be held in the Baptist church at
1890 a. m. Rev. W. w. BlalOck |
preaching the sermon.
When, from any causr, the digest
i've and secretary organs become diss
ordered, they may be stimulated to
healthy action by the use of Ayer'-
Cathartic Pills. These Pills are pre-
sclibed by the bes: ply sicians, and are
for sale at all the drug stores. |
lola people who remember our for
mer tOwnsman, Judge Peter Bell, will
be interested in an item going the
rounds of the State press to the effect
that he, in company with one. f. l..
Gage, has recently purchased 500 900
worth of A bilene real estate.
Wichita journal: \ Smith county
girl won $50 the other day by husking
and cribbing sixty bushels of corn in
five hours. There's no use talking, a
girl who can husk corn that fast has
no business to be single, with so many
men waiting 10 be supported.
The Lawrence Record notes the
death, on Sunday, Nov. a.of Rev. Jesse
Williams, of QueneMo. Mr.. Williams
was soldier IN the OH Kansas and