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

Go to the Racket for the cheapes
holiday goods.
Furniture repaired and refurnished
at Patterson's.
Live Hardware for pocket cutlery
Fully warranted.
Fresh roasted coffee every day a
Richards & WEIGH.
Good heavy winter vests for ladies
only $50 ut Northrup's.
First quality of coal at the Co-opera'
tive store at lowest rates.
You can get ham sandwich al
like & Ling's for 8 cents.
A. Ewart's Is headquarters for the
genuine Round Oak stoves.
II you want jewelry and watches re.
paired right take them to Leffier.
A lot of new picture moulding ofthe
latest designs, at Moore's gallery.
An elegant line Of mems slippers,
the very latest thing, at Weigley's.
We positively guarantee lowest pri.
ces on canton fionnels. Northrup Bros
I can save you money on albums,
scrap books, and plush goods. T. NJ.
Bartels.
Mrs. A. H. Campbell was In Coffey-
vile the first Of the week visiting her
brother.
Organs and sewing machines at
lowest prices and on easy payments at
Patterson's.
Money to loan on chattels or real
estate. Apply to HI. l.. Henderson or
A. w. Rowland.
Coal lands, marble lands, raw and
improved lands for sale or trade. Bost-
wick & Shelter.
There is an Odell type writer at this
Office for sale at $500. 1t cost $500
and Is as good as new.
Give your dear old mother o pair of
gold bowed spectacles for Christmas.
LETTER has them for sale.
If you want one of those combine
ton suits don't put IL of, they are
about all sold. Northrup Bros.
d. Simms thinks that possibly he
has discovered zinc mine on bis farm
up OH Martin creek. We hope he has.
w. H. Root, the timer, has COM
plete set Of pipe tools and can cut and
fit all sizes of gas pipe under 2 inches.
The world owes every man . living,
they say. And there are plenty of
men who would give somebody q big
per cent. to collect the debt for them.
Bert Jones, now at Guthrie, had q
illustrated article on Ok.
lahoma i'm q recent issue of the Globe
Democrat, Of which paper he is special
correspondent.
The Young Ladies Missionary socie-
ty will give an entertainment at the
Opera House on New Years eve and
the night following. The program
will be announced hereafter
Col. E. B. Temple, who il TO con-
duct the "Union Spy" for McCook
Post, came in this week. The parts
for the play have been assigned and
rehearsals will begin next week.
Mr.. Thayer asks US to say that the
person who carried of q peice of his
broken scale beam, doubtless thinking
It was Of no value, will confer . favor
by returning it as it can be used.
The deputy sheriff closed up the
store at Wise, C. H. Cummings, pro-
prietor, Tuesday under an order Of at.
Ia ohraanf tokar onf hr a xrhnla~o Ia
house. We could not learn the
Of the assets or liabilities.
There is no other place where you
,an have anything like the assortment
Of dolls, toys and other play things
rom which to select Christmas pres
,nts for the Children as at Aliens.
And he has more coming every day.
The holiday season Is now upon US
md Allen is ready for 1t with q splen-
lid line Of plush goods, albums, toilet
,ets, books, toys and holiday goods Of
Ill kinds. Yon ought not to think of
buying anywhere else before examin-
ng his stock.
w. II. Root Is now settled in his
new shop, at the Coutant building
md solicits the patronage Of those
leeding the services of Q first-class
inner. Spouting, roofing and sheet
ron work done promptly and at
rates. Satisfaction guar
Inteed.
You may talk all you want to but
lfter all there is nothing quite so &C
,eptable for q Christmas present as
'ilverware or jewelry. Frank LETTER
Knows this and he has anticipated the
demand by bringing on q splendid
stock Of goods. Make your selections
low before the assortment Is broken. |
We see by cory of the Galveston
Tribune that our friend ID. r. Beatty |
s at the head of q company which |
holds the title to $500, 900 acres of
and in the State of Sonora, Mexico, |
which it proposes to colonize with |
American citizens. It Is q big scheme
md will Probably make "Dave" q |
Duke or something better. At least
We hope 1t will.
The Topeka Weekly Capital from
low until Jan. l, 1892 and the REG
sTER for one year for 500. The
Weekly Capital will contain the most
complete reports Of the organization
md proceedings of the coming Legis-
allure that will be published, besides
III the news of Kansas and the Capt.
al city. No Kansan should be with
ut 1t.
r. F. White was down from Geneva
Wednesday to pay his rent and other
Kings. He Is not q bit cast down by
he apparent degenerscy of she
lines but declares there are
wo things he yet firmly be-
ieves IN: One is the doctrines of the
,hristian religion, and the other is
be principles Of the Republican party.
Eyerv we'll raprlIafed naxsnanerl