The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-12-12

call.
Don't make your friend q present
until you have looked through Frank
LETTERS stock of jewelry and silver
ware.
Our county correspondents are do
ing nobly these days. Last week:
issue had three columns OF country
news.
W. HI. Jordan came in off the road
Wednesday and will probably be al
home most of the time until after holi.
days.
Those Saline striped dress shirts al
Anderson & DeClute's are just the
nobbiest things in that line ever seen
in lola.
There couldn't be more acceptable
present to the head Of the family than
one of those elegant carving sets at
Letters.
Richards & Welch have big trade
because by courtesy, fairness, low
prices and good goods they have de-
served it.
Plenty of money to loan at lowest in
terest, and part or all can be paid off at
any interest payment. Bostwick &
Shelter.
Make your wife a present of one of
those gold watches at Letters and she
won't kick about your going to Lodge
for year.
superior Axle grease at Coutant's;
warranted not to gum, get hard in
cold or melt in hot weather; 4 boxes
for . cents.
Mr.. Thayer expects to start to st.
Louis tomorrow to consult with his
partner, Mr.. Gilmore, about rebuild
ing the mill.
You can always sell stove wood or
cord wood at w. J. Ihrig's you can
always buy stove wood or cord wood
at the same place.
Mrs. J. B. Goshorn has rented the
room just east of Evans drug store
and will move into it soon with a
stock of millinery.
The holiday number of the REGIS
TER will be about the handsomest
and most complete newspaper ever
issued i'm Allen county.
The Sons of Veterans elect officers
tomorrow night and transact other
important business. Every member of
the camp ought to be present.
In order to suit Prof. Quayle's con-
venience his lecture was given at the
Opera House last night instead of to-
night as announced last week.
Thayer & Gilmore are having their
office rebuilt and will continue i'm the
coal business as heretofore. All orders
will receive prompt attention.
If you want to make a gentleman
friend present nothing could be more
than one of those elegant
rev ties at Anderson & DeClute's.
Mr.. r. A. Edgar has been placed in
place. His wife accompanies him and
will assist in the office as telegraph
operator.
Frank LETTER has some of the "stun-
ningest" silverware you ever saw. GO
and look at it and make your selection
for Christmas presents before it is
picked over.
The Baptist church will have their
annual roll-call and reunion OH New
Years day. All membees are urgent
ly requested to attend. The public
invited.
Parties having farms to sell for cash
DR. to exchange for other property will
Iona Of ha
inquiry for farms.
Bostwick & Smeltzer
Prof. F. H. Umholtz was a candi-
date for Supt. of Public instruction in
but we see that J. III. Law
head, formerly State superintendent
N Kansas, was appointed.
Conrad Miner will have a public
,ale at his farm, miles northeast of
lola, next Friday, Dec. 10. He will
cell horses, cattle, farm implements,
corn ard millet. See bills from this
office.
Still in the lead-Richards & WEIGH,
yrocers-for the reason that they al
ways treat customers courteously, keep
On hand q fresh, clean stock, pay good
The market will permit.
Johnnie Hart and l.. Gillihan have
received the patent for their ice cream |
'reezer and now have it on exhibition |
1t Gillihan's restaurant. 1t works to |
. charm and will probably make its
owners a barrel of money.
Charlie Moore has received a beau
iful new back ground for his photo
yraph gallery that adds greatly to the
elegance of his pictures. And by-tte-
way he is doing some mighty fine
work these days and lots of it.
Often has received 1000 pounds of |
resh candies for the spring trade.
They are from the famous house of
3lanke & Bros, and are pure and
irst class. Mr.. Often sells them at
rom II ID cents to 60 cents a pound.
Subscribers are rushing in at a live
Y rate to take advantage of our offer
If the REGISTER year and the Capt.
al till Jan. /, 1892, tor 500. 1t is a
plendid offer and everybody who
wants to get all the county news and
III the State news ought to ccept it.
A friend of ours will never smoke in
he presence of ladies again. He tried
+ the other day and was blowing
ings into the air when the girl he
vas calling on put her finger through
ne of the rings and he had the hard
st kind of work to convince her that
hey were not engaged.
The REGISTER has about % ex-
hanges and it has a good many
ubscribers outside the county; but
Is books are open to show also that it
ends twice as many papers TO bona
de subscribers in Allen county as any
ther paper published in lola. This