The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-11-14
THE lola REGISTER.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Il, 1890.
LOCAL MATTERS.


Go to the Live Hardware for stoves
All kinds of feed at the Coop. store
Window glass and putty at Coutan
& Co.'S.
Tapioca, sago and macaroni at Klau
mann's
A new line of heavy winter shawl
at Colborn's.
Beck buys fax seed and pays tn
highest price.
First class work guaranteed a
Moore's gallery.
Live Hardware for pocket cutlery
Fully warranted.
Enlargement and copying specialt.
at Moore's studio.
Fresh roasted coffee every day a
Richards & WEIGH.
DIR. Wilkins, of Geneva, was anon,
our callers Tuesday.
Miss Allie Scott has returned from
her visit to Fl. Scott.
II. Klaumann went to Kansas CITY
yesterday on business.
Stone chimney, the best substitut,
for brick OF Coutant's.
First quality of coal at the Co-opera
tive store at lowest rates.
Money to loan cheaper than anybody
else. Bostwick & Shelter.
A. Ewart has received an invoice o
Shutter and Sterling wagons.
The lola Cider and Vinegar Work:
are grinding apples on shares.
Rev. w. III. Hyatt will preach al
LaHarpe on Sunday at O'Clock.
Boys wagons and velocipedes, al
kinds and prices, at Culbertson's.
Do your trading at Ihrig's and get a
Farmers Manual and Record free.
Another reduction in rate of inter
est on loans. Bostwick & Shelter.
Go to Klaumann's for Holland her
ring, spiced herring, and anchovies.
Highest market price paid for but
ter, eggs, poultry at the cooperative
Lyon, Arbuckle and Jersey coffee
25 cents package, at the Live Dutch
mans.
1 make a speciality of repairing and
refinishing furniture. J. Culbertson
south side.
Go to Moore's Gallery for youl
photos. The only first class gallery
In the city.
Coal lands, marble lands, raw and
improved lands for sale or trade. BOst-
wick & Shelter.
Col. W. C. Jones went to Oklahoma
yesterday to look after business inter
ests down there.
Cheap and for cash is what tells
Quick sales, small profits and cash is
the motto at the Racket.
Plenty of money to loan at lowest in.
terest, and part or all can be paid off a;
any interest payment. BOstwick &
Shelter.
Read W. J. Evans continued story
in this paper. And then watch for
the conclusion of it next week or the
week after.
d. B. ID. Smeltzer has traded his
stock of groceries to Messrs. Webster
& Bottenfield, of Jasper Co., No., for
mineral lands.
The lola Cider and Vinegar Works
are now running every day in the
week. They are grinding either fol
cash or on shares.
You can always sell stove wood OF
cord wood at w. J. Ihrig's; YOU can
always buy stove wood or cord wood
at the same place.
That is an old gag "selling at cost to
close out.n See us before buying and
we will discount cost sale prices. s
III. Patterson & Co.
Ladies' night dresses for IS cents
of notions cheaper than at any store in
town at the Racket.
The Young Ladies Military band OF
Humboldt will give an oyster supper
i'm Germania hall Friday evening
Nov. II. 1890. All are invited.
Carload of Clara and Crown Jewell
flour just received at Klaumann's
Better lay in supply before it goes
any higher. Special rates on 5OO-pound
lots.
Parties having farms to sell for cash
or to exchange for other property will
please call on us at once as we have
considerable inquiry for farms.
Bostwick & Shelter.
Notice the address on your paper
and see whether you are in arrears on
subscription. If you are, suppose you
pay part of it. or all of it, and see how
much better you will sleep.
Rev. J. I. Robinson, late of Yates
Center, has been settled here as pastor
of this~U. B. circuit, the church hav-
ing purchased the Elliott property in
the north part of town for parsonage.
Our old friend, VIM. Banta came
down from Deer Creek Tuesday to
learn the election news. If all Re
pnblicans were as strong in the faith
as Mr.. Banta, the "tidal wave" would
have TO go out of business.
Mr.. J. d. Daniels has been dismiss
ed from the employ of the Santa Fe
road, and the station at this place is
now in charge of the relief man, Mr..
w. +. Ralston, of Baldwin, very
pleasant and affable gentleman.
Mrs. Julia A. Whitney and her
daughter, Miss Tennie, returned last
Friday from their vacation visit to Ell
Dorado Springs, Mo. They enjoyed
their rest exceedingly and both are
much improved in health by it.
Mr.. G.. V. Baker has returned from
Colorado and is again ready for bust
Dess i'm the room next to Reimert's