The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-11-25

The price of hogs has advanced.
Now is a good time to advertise.
Read Mr.. Cooks advertisement.
Corn gathering has been renewed.
"A few Indians in town last Saturday
MIR. Gorrell killed q deer last week
This time Christmas comes on Mon
day.
Hayes and Tilden stock still on thu
teeter.
Some of our sidewalks are needing
repairs.
Rabbits were killed by the hundreds
last week.
Centennial tea parties will soon be
out OF date.
Base ball and croq bet laid over till
next season.
Thanksgiving comes on the last day
of November.
Cardinal red" noses were fashiona.
BILE last week.
Petitions for postoffices are still held
by the candidates.
Hon. John r. Goodin was in our
city last Thursday.
w. A. johnson put in an appearance
at court this week.
Long evenings and the price of ker-
osene has advanced.
The powder for that ratification has
not been burned yet.
Five dollars hundred was paid for
hogs during the week.
Wood or coal wanted on subscrip-
ton for The REGISTER.
Some one has stolen the lock of the
jury room at the court house.
Wanted, boy to learn the printers
trade. Inquire at this Office.
Sharpen up your skates and be
ready for the first hard freeze.
Mr.. Bell, father-in-law OF Judge Bell,
was in our town during the week
That turkey has just four days more
in which to spread his tail feathers.
The prospects of war in Europe gives
pork and corn an upward tendency.
There will be a ball at the Leland
House on Thanksgiving eve, Nov. 18th.
Marsh Hart shipped a lot of fat hogs
this week that averaged S1S pounds each.
Better subscribe for THE REGISTER
than pay out two dollars for cheap jew
elry.
strawberry beds that have not yet
been mulched should be attended to at
Jnce.
Mrs. w. C. Thrasher returned home
asst Friday week from her visit to Mary
and.
The game law is strict in reference
20 hunting, but you can fish when and
how you please.
THAT '.jewelry man" has been heard
from in several of the towns in Southern
Kansas.
C. W. Stevens, of Humboldt, bought
and shipped lot of hogs from this place
this week
The annual meeting of the Bible
Society will be held tomorrow evening.
Attend it.
DO you think you will be better
for the next cold snap than you
we're for the last?
Mr.. A. J. Hankins has sold Sl51.00
dollars worth of pigs from one Berkshire
low since last March.
Mr.. Munger bought Poland China
pig from J. P. Boyd last Thursday for
which he paid eighteen dollars.
lola Grange No. 343 will meet at
Masonic Hall, Saturday evening, Nov.
18th. J. P. BOYD, Sec'y.
-Bowlus has received orders from DR..
3eeman to collect his accounts here, by
aw if necessary. See notice elsewhere.
New Corners who want to know
where to buy cheap goods should look
'ver the advertisements in THE REGIS
Err.
-Non-explosive oil humbugs are tray
ling through the country again, and
hey are bigger frauds than cheap jewelry
men.
Geo. B. Tpge was in our town last
Ionday. Mr.. Inge is now at Kansas
lily in the commission and live stock
usiness.
When you want q number one mince |
lie, or in fact anything in the way of
les, cakes or bread, call at the Centen-
ial Bakery.
"A coating ofpine tar will keep rab-
its from barking trees, but those who
ave tried it say that the tar killed more
han half their trees.
MIR. Cannon and family, who have
cen living on DR.. Covert's farm at Car
vle for some time past, started for Parke
ounty, Indiana, last Wednesday.
"A number of the jurors on the regu-
II panel not being able to attend court,
Judge Talcott ordered six additional
irors drawn last Monday. They were