The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-12-02
Pay your taxes.

The hog market is lively.
Beware of ''lead" nickels.
Now get out your skates.
| Fresh eggs in demand this week.
There is talk of Christmas tree.
Corn has advanced little in price
Court adjourned for Thanksgiving
-Loafe:s got in off the streets yester
day.
The hog trade was quite lively thi.
week.
Our merchants had a big trade last
Saturday.
"A mu h and milk festival would be
appropriate.
Buy your holiday goods while the
stocks are full.
1t pays to sdvertise-if you have got
anything to sell.
Another cold snap before people were
all prepared for it.
The City Fathers were in council
last Monday evening.
Thanksgiving is over, > now for Christ
mas and the holidays.
Mrs. J. C. Bennett, of Emporia, was
in our town this week.
Wood or coal wanted on subscrip-
ton for The REGISTER.
An early spring is prophesied by one
of the oldest inhabitants.
Communion services at the Presby-
terrain church tomorrow.
Three car load Of hogs were shipped
from here last Thursday.
Wanted, boy to learn the printers
trade. Inquire at this office.
The merchants of lola did not close
their stores on Thanksgiving.
Judge Stevens, of Lawrence, was in
attendance at court this week.
The probabilities are that we will
have ice to put up this winter.
A. l.. Bear received ten short horn
bulls from Illinois last Monday.
AT present prices corn fed to hogs
brings at least sixty Genus bushel.
Mr.. Israel Jared, of Illinois, is visit
ing with \. l.. Bear, of Usage township.
The colored folks have festival at
Odd Fellows Hall on Christmas evening.
The ball at the Leland House
Thanksgiving eve was largely attended.
"A. L. Bear advertises for corn, to be
delivered at his residence in Usage town
ship.
Don't empty ashes in a box or bar
rel adjoining your house, it's dangerous
work
Candidates for postoffices are still
swinging on the pendulum of uncer-
tsinty."
Fortunate individuals-those who
are holding stakes on the Presidential
election.
The snow last Wednesday enabled
oui sportsmen to supply the market with
wild game.
In the rattle at c. A. Steele's for his
Velocipede Will Sanders was the winner
by one majority.
Some people we're thankful for a
good warm fire last Thursday, even if
they had no turkey.
Mrs. Neer, the wife Of d. c. Neer,
living half mile north of town, died of
pneumonia last Saturday.
Those burglars were greenbackers,
sure, for they left the silver change in the
money drawers that they robbed.
Singing School at the school house
next Wednesday evening. Come one
and all. r. K. REDFIELD.
A company of Russians bought some
four thousand acres of railroad land ten
miles east of lola the first Of the week.
There are large number of hogs in
our county that are small and will he
held for the spring and summer market.
The Board of County Commissioners
was in session last Monday for the pur-
pose of approving the bonds of township
officers.
-Mince pies are in order and you will
find an excellent article of prepared
mince meat at Munger's meat market.
Try it.
Last Thursday Mr.. Munger pur-
chased Kentucky thoroughbred STALL
ion, Highlander, from E N Vert, of
Mr. and Mrs. Richison, of Ohio, at
,ne time residents of lola, have been
visiting friends in this vicinity for several
lays past.
If you want to have a jolly good
time be sure and take part in the wolf
,unt in Usage township, Saturday, De-
,omber 9th.
Rabbits can be successfully poisoned
oy quartering apples and rolling the
pieces in arsenic and placing them about