The Iola register., 1889-11-15
A fine pony for sale by Beck.
More new goods at Northrup's.

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More new goods at Northrup's.
500 lb best all wool yarn at Rodman'
l Buck gloves and mittens at North
rup's.
| A good sewing machine for s., al
Beck's.
Deans celebrated cigars at Gilliban's e
restaurant.
Ask for the "Little Rosebud" at the
cigar factory.
Deans celebrated cigars at Gilli-
hams restaurant.
Live Hardware for pocket cutlery.
Fully warranted.
75ct. kid gloves in all colors at F. A.
Northrup Il Co.'S.
Fine line of muffiers and silk hand.
kerchiefs at Northrup's.
New Buck wheat Flour and maple
syrup at II. Klaumans.
We do our own coffee roasting. We
roast every day. II. g. w.
Buy your gasoline at Klauman's;
also all kinds If machine oil.
The Leland hotel sells Heilman's
Little Rosebud
Canton funnel at S, :, St and 10 cts.
per yard at Northrup's.
Money to IAN cheaper than any
body else. Bostwick & Smelizer.
Lamps and lamp and lantern fix
lures of all kinds at DR.. ]. W. Scott's.
Attention is called to slight change
in the time card of the Missouri Pa
cifc,
When you want fine cabinets and
old pictures enlarged Gof'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 & Co.
Neosho Lodge No. 43, X. o. p, coz.
ferred the third degree of that order
upon G. w. Morgan last Wednesday
night.
Mrs. Noah Shaffer returned last Fri
day from an extended visit among el-
atives and friends in Illinois and In
diana.
There is a certain ghastly suggest.
iveness in the fact that the only re. |
publican candidate elected in Atchi.
son county was the one for coroner.
Members of McCook Camp, s. Of w.,
are reminded that the next meeting
night is the time for election of off,
GERS. Every member should be pres
ent.
Neosho Falls Post: H. D. Dickson
has formed a partnership for the
time being with j. E. Lambert, of
Emporia, which may result In a per-
manent arrangement.
Mr.. w. w, Anderson is steadily i'm.
proving, and while it will dou ubtless
be some time before he is able to re-
turn to business, his friends are con-
fident of his ultimate recovery.
Our Neosho Valley correspondent
gives a clear report of the disastrous
fire from which Mr.. Joshua Butler suf-
fered last Monday night. We have
''"arl no theory as yet as to the origin
of the fire. 1t was most deplorable
Notice is given this " eek Of the dis.
solution of the firm of Steele & Clark,
and of that of Munger & Wright, Mr..
Clark retiring from the former and
Mr.. Munger from the latter. We are
glad TO know that neither of these
gentlemen expects to leave the city.
DR.. LaFary fluids it impc ssible to ar
range his business affairs 40 as To he
able to leave lola before Thanksgiv-
ing. He will therefore remain here
until that time, and any one wanting
dental work done would do we'll to
take advantage of this opportunity.
Rev. J. w. D. Anderson, of Elk
City, was in town a few hours Mon.
day and made this office a pleasant
call. Mr.. Anderson is a crank on the
subject OF Kansas bOoks and book.
and as the REGISTER is a
little tiighty in the same direction we
found good deal to talk about.