The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-08-07

wish to verify this claim.
w. III. Root has good, homemade
tin cans for sale.
Mrs. G. w. Lawyer is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Briggs.
Charlie Clark il in Leavenworth,
his old home, this week.
Money to loan cheaper than anybody
else. Bostwick & Shelter.
Pocket cutlery, razors and shears,
fully warranted, ut Coutants.
Mrs. w. ID. Scott has been quite i'll
but is somewhat better at present.
There is nothing in the hardware
line that you cannot find 1t \. Ewarts.
W. II. Root will do your tin work
promptly and guarantees satisfaction.
If yoa want to find out how pretty
you arc get Moore to take your picture.
We lave all sorts of machine oils at
reasonable prices. Ihrig & Swigart's.
Ihrig & Swigart will give the high
est market prices for hides and fat cat
tie.
| Miss Maud Thrasher H. receiving a
visit from Mrs. Chas. Beckwith this
week.
If YOU want a good sack of flour go
to Klaumann's and get the Old Wheat
Flour.
The finest line of flower pots in
Southern Kansas just received. Klau-
mann.
Walter Jones started last Friday to
Chicago to visit his friend, Willie
Hartman.
We have the uest line of gents flan-
mel and madras SHIRTS i'm lola. Mort
hrnp Bros.
Frank Scott sent home q couple of
gorgeous parrots from the City of Mex
leo last week.
Mr.. J. p. McNutt will run his hack
between town and the grounds during
the fair. 10c.
Milk shake and ice cold summer
drinks of all kinds t. like & Ling's
lunch counter.
Miss Adah Wright is helping Mr..
Duffy in the store during Miss Gertie
Dufry's absence.
Coal lands, rIarble lands, raw and
improved lcnds for sale or trade. BOst-
wiz 6 .Smeltzer.
Fresh groceries, flour and provisions,
at the lowest living prices, at COwan
& Aushermann's.
Miss Lily Casmire is down from
Kansas City Kansas on a visit to her
father J. J. Casmire.
Remember that MOore's gallery is
the place to go for first-class photos.
All the latest styles.
Leave orders at Ihrig & Swigart's
for ice in any quantity, delivered to
any part of the city.
a letter from the editor written from
Geneva, Switzerland, is OH hand for
next weeks REGISTER.
WANTED: Men to bull-rake and
stack 100 acres of hay; inquire of \.
Jefferis, mile east of lola.
Remember that we are headquarters
for stoves of all kinds, especially gasO-
line stoves. w. l.. Bartels.
Several carloads of pressed brick
have arrived to be used i'm the con-
struction of the Presbyterian church.
Why do so many people buy gaso-
line at Scott's? Because they get full
measure at bottom prices. Promptly
delivered.
superior Axle grease at Coutant's;
warranted not to gum, get hard in
cold or melt in hot weather; boxes
for p cents.
Mr.. A. l.. Taylor returned on Tues
day from a trip to Kentucky. Mr.. HI.
f.. Thomas attended to the Lumber
Yard in his absence.
Mrs. \. Voorhees,, from the Spring
Branch neighborhood, was called to
the bedside of her mother, in Wiscon-
sin, and started for that State Thurs
day.
Mr.. G. w. Lawyer left Garrett the
1st of August for Webb City, Mo-,
where he will go into partnership with
Mr.. John Harrison in the hardware
business.
Prof. McGee, who was billed to give
series of lectures with stereopticon
views of trip around the world,
last week, failed to secure an audience
the second night, and OH Friday night
he gave his lecture in the Christian
church free, to crowded house. An
entertainment of that character has
to be well advertised to draw a crowd
i'm lola.
One of the hOrsemen who is here at
tending the races met with a mishap
which caused quite a connection on
our streets Monday. He was driving
in cart and leading horse behind
him. The animal he was leading sud-
denly went around to the side of the
cart, seized the man by the leg with
his teeth, and dragged him from the
cart, and then both animals took to
fight. Fortunately the driver was not
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