The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-09-30

AL kinds of DRIED FRUITS at
JNO. FRANCIS.
"A new meat market in town.
"A j. Downer is on the sick list.
-Overcoats are being looked up.
Al. Walker has returned to Ottawa.
Prairie fires are getting to be numer-
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The public schools commenced last
Monday.
Seven cents for the choicest beef at
Munger's
Michael H. Moore, of Pennsylvania,
is in our town.
lola was we'll represented at the fair
at Neosho Falls.
The ticket to be voted this fall is an
unusually long one.
Col. Thurston of Humboldt was in
our town Thursday.
Mr.. Harlan received q trotting horse
from Iowa this week.
"A Hayes and Wheeler Club has been
organized at Carlyle.
IS. T. Gordon shipped car load of
fat hogs last Thursday.
George Simpson has gone to Law
renee to attend school.
Improvements and repairs are being
made on the Leland Hotel.
Call in at Colborn's and see the new
goods he has been receiving.
Fall apples are being made into CT
der. Good Templars beware.
The Republican Central Committee
met at Humboldt last Wednesday.
j. E. Ireland is prepared to put you
up good suits of clothing at low prices.
MIR. Mcclure is down from Ottawa,
and will remain till after the election.
Al. Jones has cider, apples and cider
vinegar for sale. Read his local notice.
The regular quarterly session of
Commissioners Court begins next Mon.
day.
ID. D. Britton took his fine Berkshire
hogs to the fair at Neosho Falls this
week.
All kinds of school books and good
stock of stationery at Stevenson's drug
store.
Remember that the law protecting
quails does not expire till the first of
November.
When you come to town to buy a
bill of goods drop in and look at North
rup's stock.
L. H. Gorrell guarantees satisfaction
in all work done at his blacksmith and
wagon shop.
AT Munger's meat market the chois-
est of fresh meats are continually furn-
ished to our citizens.
Everybody should be happy now,
Munger has put the price Of beet down
below hardpan prices.
MIR. Fisk has the contract for the
stone work on the bridges on tie road
running west from lola.
The colored folks gave festival on
the evening of the 22d of September
which was we'll attended.
"A large stock ofgroceries. provisions,
drugs, paints, oils. brushes, toilet arti-
Giles, etc. at John Francis.
-Weith & Co., East of the court house,
do all kinds of blacksmithing and make
to order all kinds of vehicles.
Mr.. Wilcott and family started for
Iowa last Wednesday, where they will
make their homes in the future.
The funeral of Mr.. Hutchinson will
be preached at the Presbyterian church
tomorrow (Sunday,) at ten o'clock.
Richards & Cowan keep their stock
of groceries full and pay special attention
to buying all kinds of country produce.
Every thing you may want in the
way of harness, brides, saddles, ETC., you
can get from Mr.. Bartels at reasonable
prices.
During the warm weather some par
ties spoke to us about furnishing us coal
on subscription. We should like to see
the coal now.
"A call has been issued for . Reform
county convention, to be held at the
court house In this city Saturday, Octo-
Der 18th, 1876.
Take all your friends. who are strang-
ers here, around to see Bowlus. If they
are seeking homes be has some splendid
bargains to offer.
-We1ere surprised at seeing Judge
Boyd wearing new hat. but his expla-
nation is satisfactory. 1t was given to
him a. . marriage fee.
The lola cooperative store is doing
q good business. jas. Burns the agent is
attentive to all customers and prompt
in business transactions.