The Iola register., 1891-07-17
Drain tile at coutant'..

Drain tile at Coutant's.
Lubricating oils at w. ]. Evans.
Ladies' shirt waists at Northrup Bros.
A perfect at in spectacles at Goffs.
Fine new parlor set at Culbertson's.
Fresh fruits and vegetable at Esse's.
J.B. Goshorn went to Erie Tuesday.
Gents fine shoes, any price. North
rup Bros.
% pounds brown sugar for Sl.O0 at
Esse & Co.'s.
Beck sells Domestic and White sew
ing machines.
A nice line of gents straw hats at
Northrup Bros.
Trunks, valises and travelling bags
at Northrup Bros.
have a good second hand binder in
running order. Beck.
Stone chimney, the best substitute
for brick OF Coutant's.
Esse always has the largest and best
eatables in the market.
Money to loan cheaper than anybody
else. Bostwick & Smeltzer.
Get your teeth cleaned and filled by
Higgins, the popular dentist.
Pocket cutlery, razors and shears,
fully warranted, at Coutant's.
Mrs. w. J. Ihrig returned Monday
from her visit to Lancaster, Pa.
Editor McElroy and DIR. Trego were
up from Humboldt Wednesday.
Cake, ice cream and lemonade in the
Park Thursday evening July 23rd.
Mr.. Stanley Finch was up from
Chanute few hours last Tuesday.
w. H. Root will do your tin work
promptly and guarantees satisfaction.
We have all sorts of machine oils at
reasonable prices. Ihrig & Swigarts.
The finest line of flower pots in
Southern Kansas just received. Klau-
mann.
s. NJ. Jennings received notice this
week that his pension had been al
lowed.
Mr.. l.. B. Pearson and Miss Pearson
favored the REGISTER with call last
Friday.
The PRESBYTERIAN ladies working So
ciety will give a social in the Park
July 23rd.
Mrs. Lucy (Simpson) Metcalf, from
Kansas City, is visiting her mother
this week.
Music and literary exercises to enter
tain at the Presbyterian social Thurs
day the 23rd.
Black fans 25c, soc, 75c and S1.5O at
Northrup Bros.
Frank Leffier has received fine
line of clocks and silverware which he
lie selling cheap.
Capt. Slower had the pension claims
of DIR. G.. Gillihan and Noah Petit al
lowed this week.
Hon. II. G.. Jones, of Chanute, ex-
revenue collector for this district, wa;
in town Tuesday.
Fresh groceries, flour and provisions
at the lowest living prices, at Cowar
& Aushermann's.
Normalites and Kindergarteners as
sist in entertaining at the Presbyter'
ian social July q.
Tennis shoes-just the thing for the
hot season. For nell and boys. An
derson & DeClute.
Leave orders at Ihrig & Swigarti
for ice in any quantity, delivered tt
any part of the city.
Miss Clella Jackson, from NeOsht
Falls, is visiting the family of A. W.
| Rowland this week.
Mrs. J. NJ. Thomas, of Fort Scott, Il
visiting her sisters Mrs. A. w. Becf
and Mrs. A. J. Fulton.
The Farmers Wife, published n
Topeka, is the latest venture of thu
Alliance i'm journalism.
| WANTED: Men to bull-rake anC
stack 100 acres of hay; inquire of a
Jefferis, mile east of lola.
Mr.. Geo. Thrasher, of Kansas City
who has been visiting his parents TO
several weeks, returned Sunday.
Lost: A golden opportunity if yol
fail to buy hardware, stoves, wire etc.
of A. Ewart. His prices are lowest.
Straw hats-children's boys
youths and mems. If you want OH,
good and cheap, go TO Anderson
DeClute's.
Ladies il you want a neat, comfort
able and durable shoe ask for th'
DREW Selby;;" for sale only by us
Northrup Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodward, of Buffalo
Kans., were in town Monday morn
ling. They have been the guests
Mr.. Rowland, near Geneva.
The library ladies gave social a
the G. A. r. hall Wednesday evening
There was comfortably large crow'
and everybody reports pleasant time
i I have q supply of text books, sta
tionery, etc., suitable for those attend
ing the Normal, and will get any bool
wanted ON short notice. w. ]. Evans
i Mrs. A. s. Freed and daughter
left to-day for Miami county, Ior
visit with Mrs. Freed's sisters. Sh
expects to be gone two or three weeks
Mrs. Julia Archibald and Mrs. w
NJ. Hartman started last Monday TO
Toronto, Canada, to attend the Teach
ers' Association which is assemblies
there.
The REGISTER is so fortunate as t
have a letter from Fred Funston thi
week about Death Valley,-one of tn
few places which hasn't been writtel
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