The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-01-19
You cannot afford to miss the clear

You cannot afford to miss the clear
ance sale of the Moran Racket that
continues until Feb. LIST. Never be-
fore in the history Of the county have
dry goods, boots, shoes, etc. been SOLD
as cheap.
The Singer Manufacturing 60. Lock
box %, lola, Kansas, will s''ll. rent or
repair sewing machines. Three dol
lars a month buys a machine. No in
terest charged. Write Us for what
you want.
DeWittis Witch Hazel Salye Glen
ses, purifies and heals. 1t VAS made
for that purpose. Use it for burns,
cuts, bruises. chapped hands. sores Of
all descriptions and if you have piles
use it for them.
Fl Scott Monitor: Tom Hobson,
prisoner i'm the lola Jail fer selling
liquor, was sent out for pail of coal
three years ago and is still out. Our
should leave stand
ing order of that kind.
C. A. Japhet has been busy the past
two weeks thoroughly overhauling
his livery barnard stock. He has add
ed Several teams and two or three
new buggies and is getting in cOudi-
ton to do first class business.
Nobody who wears pants and needs
a pair can afford to miss that slaugh-
ter sale at Anderson & DeClure's.
Prices cut square i'm two. A good
pant sold for 75 cents. A very good
one for 500. Come and see.
c. C. Mccarthy, one of our skilful
and successful blacksmiths, is build
ing an addition to his residence on
jefferson avenue, which will result
in a new house. He has
built a new barn recently also.
Married: On Tuesday evening,
January Is, 1894, at the residence of
the officiating clergyman, Rev. NJ. F.
King, Mr.. Philip Kreuger and Miss
Lily Bloom. The friends of the young
people extend their best wishes.
Miss Dee Arnold went to Ottawa
last Monday to resume her work in
the schools which was cut short by
her illness last September. Her
friends sincerely hope that her health
may prove to be thoroughly re-estab-
lished.
BY invitation of the people of Salem
DR.. James Flynn, of Humboldt, will
deliver a lecture at Salem school
house on physiology, anatomy and
hygiene, on Thursday evening, Jan
nary D. Admission free. Everyb body
invited.
The Moran Racket of Moran have
arranged for another of their semi
annual clearance sales. They GER
tainly knock the bottom out of prices
during their Gales. Commences Mon
day January sth, continues until
Feb. 1st.
Prayer meetings have been held
every evening this week at the Pres
hvterian and Methodist churches,
by their respective pastors.
They have been fairly we'll attended
and considerable interest has been
awakened.
The Olathe Mirror says that Mrs.
Thos. Bartlett, Of this county, has
been appointed matron of the Deaf
and Dumb Institution at that place.
That is one appointment that is GER
tainly creditable to the POpulist adj
Rev. Wilson, of Carlyle, was in lola
on his way to Sherman, Tex
as, where he goes to inquire into the
concerning the death of
young Howard Smith, an account Of
which was given by our Carlyle re-
porter last week.
burlington Republican: One good
thing about the Dunkard church is
that members must pay their debts
IN order to maiatain their member
ship in good standing. Other church
es wonld do well to adopt the same
The Moran Fair managers have al
ready held a meeting, elected officers,
and started the wheels moving for
the Fair of 1894. That 10 the way to
run a Fair We hope the good exam
pie set will be followed by the man.
ayers of the lola Fair.
Rev. NJ. F. King will begin pro-
tracted meeting at Colony this even
ing. He will remain there for the
service Sunday morning so there will
be no preaching In the Baptist church
here at that hour. The usual ser
vices may he expected on Sunday
evening.
The Moran Racket of Moran always
pay the top of the market for produce
Of all kinds. You have double rea-
son for trading there now. Their
clearance sale commences January 8,
and closes Feb. LIST. Dry goods, boots,
shoes, hats, caps, clothing, queens
ware, etc,
To parties desiring to spend the
winter in California the A. L. d :. +.
Ry. will sell first class round trip tick
cts for $3.50. This is cheaper than
regular second class round trip rates.
Limit to return April 80, 1894. For
call on the Agent of A L.
& 5. F. Ry.
Emerson and characterization"
is the subject of Prof. Hopkins lee
ture at the school house tonight at
100 1t will treat of the general tran
scendental movement and particularly
Of Emerson as man, a philosopher, an
and poet. There should be
q large audience. Admission 20 cents.
D. Ewart went to Maryville, Mo,
this morning to complete trade he
has probably made of his ranch west
Of the river for q stock Of hardware
aud some real estate at Marysville.
He hopes to make arrangements that
will permit him to return in q few
days, but he may be detained several
weeks.
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