The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-12-09
Cold again.

Cold again.
: Several newcomers in town.
-Chfistmas comes on Monday.
DO you ever visit the schools9
Rats and mice on the increase.
Coal and wood are staple articles.
Geo. II. Rudy is on the sick list.
Some opposition in the corn trade.
], -Buckwheat -four at the Grange store
| Presidents message on the fourth
page.
The price of hogs declined some this
week.
Frank Root has moved from Geneva
to lola.
"A good stock of holiday toys at c. A.
Steele's.
Now what do you think about the
situation?
Our stores have good display Of hol.
iday goods.
Fresh bread every day at Mrs. Hutch
i,on's bakery.
The attendance at Court has been
slim this week.
AT Richards & Cowans you can get
bargain in teas.
George Simpson has returned home
from Lawrence.
The wolf hunt comes off in Usage
township to-day.
-Bowlus issued seven insurance poll
cies last Thursday.
Judge Talcott goes to Neosho county
to hold court next week.
Business is getting lively at the
County Tressurer's Office.
This is the season for parties, spelling
schools and 'lasses pullings.
-Messrs. Boyd and Maeirs sold a car
load of hogs last Thursday.
Mrs. Whitney furnishes music and
musical instruments of all kinds.
How many bad habits are you going
to bury with the Centennial year?
Democratic candidates for postoffices
had as well to burn their petitions.
"A second Adventist preached at the
Odd Fellows Hall last Monday evening.
-Northrup is selling off his goods at
reduced rates. Call and examine his
stock.
Groceries and drugs at bottom pri-
ces at the old reliable store of John
Francis. !
This is the last day for court, the
Judge has to 60 to Neosho county OH
Monday.
Mr.. Cook recently sold some Poland
China pigs that are to be taken out be-
yond Topeka.
j. c. Clark, who moved from this
place to Elk county, last fall, was in our
town this week.
There are thousands of wild geese
and ducks in the county-have come to
spend the winter.
Ct d. Ingersoll, editor of the Neode-
sha Free Press, was in our city last Mon.
day and Tuesday.
1t will only be two weeks now till
the close of volume ten of The REGISTER.
Have you paid up?
Beck desires persons wanting coal to
l ave their orders with him the evening
previous to delivery.
Last Monday Mr.. Munger sold a
Poland China pig, three and half months
old, for fifteen dollars.
Before purchasing your holiday pres,
ents call at r. B. Stevenson's drug store
and examine his stock.
For day board, a cold lunch or
warm meal at any hour of the day, go to
the Centennial Bakery.
In purchasing your winter goods, or
articles suitable for holiday presents, he
sure and call at Colborn's.
The change in the time of the arrival
IF the evening mail is "onconvenient,"
but we can't help ourselves. I
-Quails and prairie chickens will soon
have rest. The game law goes into ef-
feet the first of next month.
John Francis received for State
Treasurer, at the late election, the high.
st vote cast for any one candidate.
Have you made sheds so that your
'tock will be protected from the next
of the beautiful snow?"
"A large stock of goods from which to
make your selections. and bargains in
Ill departments at Yates one price cash
store.
Prepared mince-meat, fresh lard and
ausage, and the choicest beef steaks al
ways to be found at Munger's meat
market.
-Weith, Robinson & Co. have enlarged
heir blacksmith and wagon shop, and are
prepared to do all work in their line
Although Mr.. Gorrell has moved to
he country, you will always find first
lass workmen in his blacksmith and
wagon shop.